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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Helm Wsuted-Aqents.

Help Wanted-Agents.
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II YOU want a pleasant soliciting Job
daily pay. see Mr- Lyon. Room j. IaIaa
Grand Hotel. sunday forenoon
CHEWING GUM-seu 70 dealers. profit
able business built Up quickly. Spearrni1r
and popular Garors IN Novel PACKAGE
write today Helmet Co. Cinelunatl o.
A BUSINESS o. yaur own; make sparkling
glass name plates numbers. checker
boards, medaliinus, siguss big Illustrated
book free p Palmer. 1s5. Wooster. @.
PRODUCING tailoring sgents wanted
Mems made 20 order suits. snappiest styles
finest materials. prices cut % the bone
large spring swatch line ready Leeds
Woolen Mis-. go s. Eranlzlln. ChioaEo.
AGENrS-3lake $50 weekly taking orders
for fast selling Goodyear raincoats. hun
dreds OF orders waiting. $3.50 an hour for
spare time. we deliver and collect sam
pie coat free write today for agency.
Goodyear lffE- Co. 1871 Goodyear BLDG
Kansas City. 10.
AGENTS. an hour Tor your spare time;
write Tor cauvassera outfit containing IS
samples OF guaranteed line Of pure Food
Flavors. Perfumes. Soaps Toilet Prepare
lions, etc; sell in every home. big re-
peaterz. steady income. send for sample
case today. Light weight. beautiful ap-
pearance- American Products Co. 2341
American Bldg. Cincinnati Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Lost and Found


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LOsI-Large fur glove lined with red
ll4--lel ~ front o. Mills Bldg. Phi e75E.
LOSE--Airedale dog 10 months old F7o
-e- ~ -eotllg ~. ~ Lemon. Elzs' club.
L0sI-Black handbag On Manhattan
-e-.slS ~ car Finder please Phi 571fW for
LOsI-Iuesday. 2sth. ] gold ring cameo
ssllinss cameo broken Return p. o. Boy
IS. SIS reward.
FOUND-rhs best transfer 7nd e-C-----
SD 80 rs m IN enl- kELLNs Transfer &
LOcI-Ou Plaza near street - bo0f6 Va
{. an Eastman folding kodak. Rewnrd IA
-slllaea % lgle =. Boulevard. Phi. ef4t.
losI Somewhere IN downtoa-1 district
Ir1ned picture Of old fashion coup1a Fr+e
- q back OF picture II found addre-s
- y DsIllng. ~ Al.. and receive reward
l-Onl-from automobile In 1900 bIoci- on
- Canp1ell 81. last evening pair IA
laoys riding boots. SO reward -Df ~
4uestlons asked II returned 20 Caut ii
9==5as " 5aglnee-s. Fl Bllss. Tsz.
Personal
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AiLLINERT-lfme. seeaI. 7o5 ii 80
---i1,,.,o se" hats made, old hats renovated.
------lsLg sqpples sold
BERT-Letter received Do vo1- I-S-7
promptly Acknowledge this and arrnnrs
turner Communicate on--Wash-
1,OoNG man leaving FOR northeast TeT77
on Ielon IN week or 10 DAYS would M
= oinpanlon. prefer man who under7tanfr
car and is willing 70 stand haif ~ 1cc.--
- expenses Inquire C. =. Jones. Nor
Money to Loan
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AOakA @ loan on diamonds. watcher and
ss-elIg- kILLAN's. 11f n Stanton st.
= 70 $50 loaned honest employee conf
1snllL Drake. 1ol Roberts Banner BI6r
Will LOAN $1,000 on first class real
- -ss7cufiI5- us 2 p. Austin. p. o.
NED fSoe Long time easy payment 1i7r
ler saiarled furniture owners. confIdenffaf
MelIare Loan Co. 200 Herald Bldg.
1lONEf loaned on furniture, pianos auto I
Ll9llleH. lFestocEs Liberty bonds OF other
1911, -teI.l az lowest rate on liberal terr1r
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION.
us Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
LOCAL SPANISH PAPERS
GIVE SLIPPER 10 NEWS

1--WE OOFfEh ~ NEWOlES
The publishers OF Spanish news
papers in Fl Paso are entertaining
the local newsboys at supper at the
Palm Garden Cafe. A considerable
sum has been subscribed and besides
the supper a program Of entertain
ment is provided
HOPE FOR HERALD READERS.
Ring out the old. ring In the new"
II ringing the hell' means success 70 you
Nay your hits be many, your misses Be few.
Nay you keep her ringing the whole year
throaEh. -Jlmquln.
Obituaries
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CARD OF THANKS.
We extend 20 many friends our earnest
and prayerful thanks for the able and con-
soling help rendered. and for the beauti-
ful floral tributes on the death OF our
beloved wife and mother. We feel that
no one could have had more reala friend
ship beEtoFTed upon them than you have
bestowed upon US and surely Cod will
bless you for g. BY your acts OF love
and tenderness you have made the world
look brighter and better.
W a Bishop.
u. A. Bishop.
u. p. Bishop.
IT. 7. Bishop.
w. " Bishop.
Mrs. A. r schourup and
Erandchfldren.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Real Estate TAINTED

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I QUICK results. l.1t 1..n PhilliLs-creeL
I 100 PER CENT rasrl.s from tensmeuta
TURNER. EEli- s COLDWELI-
I Will Buy s-na0 h7lss z barElln. 5000
down: 1n1-a- ---u.rHv. address G. -
I WANTED r2an h1nEaioW b nice
! location r' give .ef- model Dodge At
I $3.50 rrf M -rel ss .lrer payment Ad-
dress tea ~ aEEnta-
LTsE -r7-7s- -----irz ec.icss n eaten
D incu1lrlat --7..rz .eu1-d IKE 20 sscurs li1t-
! Ing O. sar-fez and other Texas
acr=a-- Aldress 3 IS. Tines
Hs-al5 4--s=
fr~r YOUR PROPERTF
~ snail ara larger bones properly
u-f--I at~r VOW
Jas. J. WATTS co.
I -. CRY Nsslenal Bank BlaE.a Eha1s ga.
Wanted 10 Reuf
LADY employed desires 20 rent furnished
or rrfu-nlshad badroom- Addreu =. IS.
care Eerald
fFaNrED-snan furni1hed o1ttlF8 Win
sleeping 1orch about Jan stu Address
r 20 care Herald
WANTEp-rwo rooHs s1d idtchsnct With
bath py Young couple with II months
Ole oe1y Ms Rainhllt. Ph 55ll.
WANTED-By healthy couple via S
GO, noeerr apartment o. rooms N
tlrst 1907. OF. Danour. 2QI Mesa ave
WANrED-Roum pud board or 3 light
Housekeeping ROOMS rear Mckinley ave
nue. Echool; business man. Wis and lauEh-
ter. Address J 81. care Ferald
Wansed-Roon su5 Board
ROOM AND Eo.lr . --ra,- rzmuy
FOR a yo1nE Hna- -.s. -Ilre1g = g.
care ae-a-1
Wanted--fur8iiurs
We PAY hienrr. arrcss f1r Vour
Second hand fur.ura.s .. sasrIre ra-rfn-s
YOUNG FuRNlIi ilk fu- ii. $ sfrrto1.
HIGHEST price Oh. 10 sd ,a-ni-urs.
stoves. rusa etc- Or --r -rclanre razas
We WILL BUY 70 IR FURNITURE
paying you highest c1ri cesn price ar we
VIII sell your Furniture on 1orlr'seio7;
cash sdvsnced g. eec- $ m-n'1i -on, 7-s
youraet ~ calling 20 t-s1re so.
ERYIN FURNlrrDE 60.
Phone $40. eesa.
Wanted-MiseeHaneo,~
BURROUGHS adding machine o--f
cheap. 40 III Paso Bank --fll-- t.
WANTED-To buy. 4 POOL -aa,ss - 3
and 4 billiard table 4 p by fia. a...t
Al tables win pay spot cash afr----
John 1lircheL Tempe ArlE
For Rent-Houses Furnished
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-FOUR rooms and glasscd sieepins be-, g.
FURNIsHED bunFai0F. rooms ard .
s.eepinE porch. close IN Ph. 6e7s.
-FOUR rooms and Elassod Do sieenlnr
porch. vel furnished bunraliow for reur j
Jan. 1st Pm s10sJ.
FOR RENT-s25. frrnished. room fame I
house. Grandriaw Addition. fine for chick D
ems and rabbits. 3111 Idalia. Phi 7112R. I
FL RNisHED cottage. q large rooms. bah I
ana large screened porch. nicely fur I
1iahed- 70. lsl3M. llrs Asher.
FOUR room cottage FOR rent 20 party buy
i1g furniture. very reasonable. also 10 ]
G aleAens lor sale. zoos y. Ochoa-
TO RESPONSIBLE party compiets far-
? ,shi1E7 Ter room house or apartment
-h 1850 or call l4lf T. san Antonio. up
FOR hEAr-Nicaly furnished room
.oH With glasErd On sleeping porch I
.l $50 month. 91z2 Grand ave.
/ b. A2l--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Apartmsuts-Unfunisbsd

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HALF o. Bungalow. unfurnished. room.
gas lEhts nd water. close r. Ph- T15fr-
LIVING room, dining room. kltchenet ban
and Elassac sleeping porch new SPAR
meut never occupied. no chldrea- 11-s
r san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
e. RenlLAnsrfmenil Furn.L.d


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FOR RENT-Four room furnished apart
meur. no sick. modem Phi -16s7.
FOR RENT-Four room apartmsnt arF
sleeping porch steam heat Ph a1L
NICELY furnished two room apartmsnts
no chndren- 1873 Msgofiin- Fh. 3s55W.
TWO room furnished apartment 70 2
people. SIS. also tor Sc. ~ 4aEofflr.
NICELY furnished 3 room apartment vita
sleeping porch. Sunset Heights. no EieE-
Phi fslI or 1llAW-
FOUR room. sunny. steam heated apart
meut. fine view. viking distance Al
dress = Sc. care Herald
FURNIsHED apartment. rooms "a
glassad % sleeping porch 1893 r sa1
Antonio
FUHNTTuRE Or room apartmsnt 70
sell. as whole or By piece apartment f--
FOR REM finely furnished four rco--
apt. steam heated and in select apartment
house. no children 2o4 Trust Bldg.
APT. FOB KIM. SIS. 10 party buyin-
furniture. rooms, sleeping porch. ue-
and vel furnished address G. a. care
Herald-
TWO furnishsd rooms ana riasssd e
sleeping porch On Uaeoffin with urivn-s
family. no children or sick. gas heate1-
Phi T01G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

ABpur 5000 SQUARE YET STORAGE
space on frleEage on san franchise ST.
DESIRABLE sTORERoOI
el lllev corner, Overland has fuu barau1't
eAoAE On CORNER on r second Street.
Rental Department
D. c. CE0WELL CO.
ll' s Stanton ST. Phone $500.
80 GRIND Eloer New trust BuIldin--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Heb Wanted-SaIesmsn

Help Wanted-SaIesmen
WANTED-sa1eslady. travelling and city,
$50 a week ard expenses. see :. J.
Browning. 81 y. II Paso a. IN. 1851
sALEslIEN-Three or for country. $50
sary- call sheldon Hotel Room 500
500 MONTHLY ssliing new patented gas
o-lne Taporizsr. SIS miles per gallon made
VIII Ford 4 sample Tree etr1uszg a.
porlzer 20. ell EulzlEanas s. Daz-
TTANTED-TravalinE salesman fer Mexico
who can give bond answer giving refer
euces. age and experience. salary expected
address p. -6. care He1ald.
TRAINED sALESNTEN earn rom $50 70
$50 a weak. EEservica men, enroll IN <
Of C. free vocational evening school 1914
sfnis building. Ph. 5s21
LIVE sALEslIEN familiar with grocery
and drug trade 20 sell article OF merit,
popular and a repeater. Commission nasis-
only those having high class references
need apply. address o.. lA2 Herald
SALEslIEN-Earn 5000 year. Sell sue
cessful advertising medium 70 retailers
and manufacture Cash commission paid
fl fun when order Is taken. INQUIRIES held
confidential. Afr. Coldren. sales Manager
@1f Mercantile BidE. Denver. Colo.
sALEsMES - nigh school graduates
"QUATLE." ergraTers and ewelrgrnen
Albany, New York. established 50 year.
require travelling repreGcu tatves. high
sion. furnish refsreuce.
HAVE you a strong sales orEaniEationl
DO you need q nationally advertised Epe-
clalty1 We are looking for you 20
handle our product on commission basis.
Write Automotive Dlstrihutins Company
Dallas county Bank BIG. Dallas. Le1-
CHECEWRITEH sALEslIAN-Cholca ter
ritory open on general agents basis. new
machine. protects ulTce's name and writes
amount az one operation. also Fidelity
bond. best commission Write or wire T.
B. Hirschberg. I'll Commonwealth Bids
SALEs1IEN WANTED-Tha largest sheet
metal manufacturer IN the world viii soon
open a branch house az Dallas, Tex. where
we viii manufacture and carry in stock
our complete lines. Several sllesmeu are
wanted 20 specialize IN selling corrugated
metal culverts that are sold 20 cities.
counties and railroads FOR drainage pur-
poses Several Ealesmen for our line %
metal roofing. metal lath. metal lumber.
metal ceiling, and general sheet metal
good FOR building purposes. These are
sold 70 hardware dealers, contractors and Z
architects Several salesmen for our line
OF metal office furniture. that are sold 20
dealers IN office supplies Territories
Louisiana, Texas. New Mexico and Ari-
Ecna- Only men o. sood sales ability need I
apply- state age. experience, general I
physical condition Mention salary de-
sired. or u you viii work on commission I
Do not call On person Address
THE HERGEH MANU- FACTuRING CO..
care Chamber OF Commerce.
Dallas. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

Roomins Houses-Wanfed
WANTED buy a grocery store or
roominE house. must Be in good location
and worth the money, VIII pay cash Ad-
dress Box g So. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

ELY through year brought ayRev
y Campbell Presiding Elder of the Fl Paso district, E.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Oh and MinInr

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BARGAIN-Flfty acre. s year lease. near
Bel-Reevca wen. f25 per acre Address
r 81. care Herald
OIL-The coming shallow field WIZ give
three sections for we'll so feet oil On old
well. GeoloEist. Box 29e. Alpine. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01


THREE extra large. well finished sent
basement rucus. water. nEht ard hsae
furnished. SIS per month Fh- l6s5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

UnderiakefL
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PEAE-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
Opsn day and night 50s-50s Tsras. Pm
l52. private ambulance service
,. J. EAsTEB 4 90.
10 n. C1mpben ST Phones I'll and III
Florists.
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FOR FLOWERS-Ph- T2i. sheldon Art &
Eloral Co
Monuments.
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PIONEER MONUMENT co.
allty-Service-S tiefactfou
Figures Quoted on All Cemetery Work.
Phone 62Qs- 1913 MADEIRA St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

BURROUGHS adding machine n--f
cheap 40 Fl Paso Bank -Ei1-. -., s..
WANTED buy. q pool -aa-as %
and 4 billiard table "a bv et- a...t a-
Al tables; viii pay spot cash a-ir----
John Michel. Tempe. AriE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Il RsnI-Roon, -


.ARGE front bedroom FOR rent sos N.Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-15
]. T. Fields Dies
at Home After
Long Illness

j. T. Fields died at 1890 Friday at
his home on East Liberty street after
a months illness Of jaundice. He il
survived by four children, Mrs. D. L
Morgan, Newton, Kansas; Herbert
Fields, Kansas City; Ralph Fields
Roswell, IN. M; and Walter Fields,
Kansas City. Mrs. Fields died sew
eral months ago.
Mr.. Fields has been a blacksmith
in Mexico for many years and is a
man whose death will be regretted by
many friends.
Mr.. Fields was born in Femimng
County, Kentucky, March "a, 1849
When he was eighteen years old he
came to this city where he resided ur
to the ii emof his death. He married
Miss Sallie Lewis Ficklin Of this city
Sept. rs, 1872. He was a member Of
the Christian Church of this city anG
up to the time of his illness was al.
ways an alive worker. The funeral
was conducted by the Rev. F. w
Emerson, pastor of the Christian
Church of this city.
The funeral Of ]. T. Fields who
died Friday at his home on East Lib
erty street were held from his home
at $3.50 Sunday. The Rev. F. w
Emerson of the Christian Church con
Quoted the service. Mr.. Fields's sons
Walter Fields and Herbert Fields Of
Kansas City and Ralph Fields of Ros'
we'll New Mexico, have arrived ii
Mexico for the funeral.
The pallbearers viii be S. Reighley
]. j. Wood, Geo. F. Clark, Frank FL
Ter, Charles Head and Chas. Spots
wood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-15
PAYNE DISTRICT.

We have been having plenty of rain
the past week. - P. F. Denham and
family went home with Jim Denham
and family who live in st. Louis P.
F. Denham's came home Friday. -
Bob Shock want to begin making mo-
lasses this week and everybody that
wants to get sweet will know where
to stop. Miss Ellis visited home
folks over Sunday. She is the teacher
at Payne. - Mrs. j. d. Allison and
daughter and Mrs Winifred Daily
and children was the guest OF Ed
Beatty and family Sunday. - orpheus
Rutter and wife, John Ruter and fam
lily were the guests Of Allen Duffy
and family Sunday. Mrs. Polly Squires
went home with them. - There was
to be a basket dinner at Union church
Sunday. Mrs. Winifred Daily and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-15
PRAIRIE HILL ITEMS.

F-
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mich
igan Farm Club met with Mrs. d. E.
Motley Monday and made arrange
ments to serve dinner at the sale We'd
nesday. They cleared about $10O with
their dinner.-Frank Balls baby, Bet
tie Jean, burned both hands consider
ably on the stove last week. - Frank
Naysmith, D. o.. of Kansas City has
returned home after a visit with his
brother, F. Fl. Naysmith. - j. D. Pitt,
F. w. Van Wrinkle, Frank Daniels and
Fred Naysmith filled their silos le-
Gently. - New Michigan School began
Monday with 35 pupils enrolled; nine
in the A class and eight in the B
class. There are seven beginners
Wednesday. - Chester Sankpill while
swinging on ten hitch rack chain fell
and broke his arm.-Ogle Helms sale
Wednesday was well attended. His
implements and stock sold as well as
could be expected and he was well
pleased. Thursday the Trowers,
Motleys, Williams, Walkers and
Evans packed and moved ogle's
household goods to yandalia and those
Of Elmer Maxwell to the Helm farm,
as Ogle and Elmer snapped places. -
A. L. Motley expects to o about
the middle of the week and there ia
talk of two more before spring. - ].
T. Walker and wife traded in Wells.
vile Thursday. - The Prairie Hill
Farm Club met Friday night with fair
attendance. O. M. Montague made
an interesting report of the State
Convention at Springfield. He sale
much emphasis was laid on the slogan
of am Stick" The question, Resell
we'd that every farmer should raise
pure bred stock was discussed and de-
cided in ten affirmative. 1t was re
cided to meet every two weeks, so the
next meeting will be Sept. %. - Mrs
John Dry enjoyed a visit last week
with her sister and family whose home
is in the west. - Mrs. Tom Eddlemar
was expected home Saturday. - Mrs
Jennie Duff is visiting her brother, R
j. Ball and family in Pike.-Ina Ma!
Daniels and Earl Northcutt are at
tending High School in Vandalia. -
Mrs. Stanley Caldwell and baby arr
sick. - P. B. Evans and family wen
to preaching at Hays Greek Sunday
and spent the day and night visiting
relatives and friends. - Ogle Helm
and family visited John Walker ant
wife Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-15
sKrN..FR LENS.

Elmer Gatewood sold hogs to Con-
sidine recently. = Henry Wiel of
Pennsylvania bought a number of
mules here last week. = Loren Brock
man spent the week end with Ruth
Ellis. - Gaiety was the ruling order
at Ruth Ellis pretty party Saturday
night. She was honoring her guest
Loren Brockman and Georgia Huskie
of Kennett, Mo-, and asked some of
her friends to help celebrate. The
moon helped to, far it shown with soft
radiance and tempted by its bright
ness some of the boys and girls from
the parlor long enough to admire its
beauty. The hours were far too short
for those enjoying this party and it
was hard to say good night. - Mrs.
Estill Naylor has returned to her home
in Washington, D. C., after a very
pleasant visit with Mrs. J. H. Neil. -
Mrs. T. j. Gatewood is visiting friends
jim Wrey, Colorado. - Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Neal were giests of Centralia
relatives. - Richie Patrick and wife
were the guests Of the Scobee's. - Nc
Squirting was in Mexico Saturday or
business. - Gladys Patrick who has
been very i'll with appendicitis is rap
idly improving. = The watermelon
party given at the Fox school house
Saturday was enjoyed by all those
present. - Picnics are sometimes tire
some and a few times enjoyable, but
the one given by Mrs. Erma Squirting
beings to the enjoyable kind. TIL,
weather was perfect, the supper deli
cious. They came back Sunday even
ing tired but happy. Those enjoying
this were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tanner
Mr.. and Mrs. Thermond Chapman, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Crosswhite, Mrs. Mau'
Smith, Master Hume Smith and tttl
Miss Blessing Squirting, and Russell
lEpurling and wife. - Monday evening
Minnie Berrey very pleasantly enter
tanned at her home for Elmer AM
Minnie Gatewood. - J. W. Hallowa.
and John Neill were in Santa Fe Of
business. - Our farmers are yer!
busy corn cutting and preparing t
sow wheat at an early date. - W. Il
+ DeJarnett is on the sick list thi
| week. - William Wisdom has a ney
Dodge EAR. - Elmer Conlay has hi
pretty new house almost completed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-15

"'.# "" sR
call comers," Bcullgny was M Of the
first Americans to volunteer his
services for France and was decorated
four times for bravery with the esqua-
drflle. He Is a member of Alvin Cal
lender post, American Legion.
Bouligny Hrst served with the Second
regiment OF they French Foreign
Legion. When transferred to the
Lafayette flyers his intrepid ma
%neuvering rel the emmy lines, eager
ness to engage any plane bearing the
maltese cross, contributed many Of the
thrilling chapters which comprise the
history Of that heroic group. He was
transferred to the American air
forces when this country entered the
fight and became an ace. He also
secured numerous remarkable photo.
graphs, among them being one of
enemy shells bursting V the Rheims
cathedral during the first lombard
ment Of this historic structure.
The organization Of which Bouligny
- PtcSioCnti AnSiuueS AAAclASna NViuh-
teers who enlisted In the early days
of the war, while their country was
still neutral, and is intended to include
"the bOnafide American citizens who
served honorably at the front with the
Legion, for the purpose Of keeping
fresh the memory of fallen comrades
and furthering friendship among those
surviving"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-15

Hilary, head Of the strong National
Guard auxiliary. the mother organiza-
ton and president Of st. Johns guild.
She is the mother of FIVE children.
four sons and a daughter. One son
fought with the Ninety-first division, A.
q. F. Another was with the Twenty
third engineers, A. 3. F. A third was
an aviation instructor at Kelly Field.
Texas, and Issodun, France. The
youngest fought with the embattled
Second division A. q. r.
my work in the auxiliary will be
a legacy from our beloved sons, who.
sleeping in the sacred soil Of France,
have passed 1t On to the women ofsthe
American Legion said Mrs. Nicely.
''It belongs to us by ties of blood. 1t
means a pledge Of service to the
service men In the name Of those they
left behind. In the holding of that
legacy. God helping, we will not be
found wanting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-15
Organization Of
Mexico Band
Is Contemplated

Local musicians are considering the
organization Of a band for this winter
it was reported Saturday. The need
Of a band in Mexico is very evident
and initiative on the part of some in
terested party would result in the inn
mediate formation Of an excellent
band according to some Of the band
men of this city.
One musician here in estimating the
possible size of a band stated Friday
that he had figured that there were
at least fourteen men in Mexico that
he knew of who had at least FIVE
years experience in band work. In
addition to Tics. there are younger
fellows who have not had the exper-
fence of their elders.
Fulton, Missouri. has had a band for
several years that gives concerts once
a week during the summer. This or
g~anization is giving some excellent
programs. Mexico with its large
number of capable musicians should
be able to support a band that would
equal any in the state. Several per-
sons who heard the band that led the
local delegation of Elks in the parade
in Moberly are much in favor Of a
band made ly of local men.
Many smaller towns in the state
are supporting bands that are playing
for different occasion and widely adj
vertising the towns throughout the
state. Such an organization would be
of benefit to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-15
Mutual Telephone
Company Closed
Switch Board Sat.

The Audrain Coun.y Mutual Tele-
phone Company closed its switch
board at 8 o'clock Saturday, night and
go into the hands of a receiver. This
decision was reached at a meeting of
the board of directors at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning in the Odd Fell
lowss' Hall. The receiver has not
been named yet bnt will be ar pointed
by the county court this week.
The Audrain Mutual TelaY hone,
Company has existed in it's present.
organization for sever years. 1t Isl
the opinion of some of the directors
that after the organization of the
Audrain farmers is perfected
the company may be revived. A large
number of Audrair farmers are mem~
bers of this exchange and will be af-
fected unless the line continues in
operation.