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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06
PLANS MADE FOR
GLOVER AND
PROSPERITY DAY

Prof. A. Gorrell, who is in charge
Of Clover and Prosperity Day, which
will be observed by the farmers Of
Audrain County August 8 at the farm
Of Charles Clark FIVE miles northwest
Of Mexico has almost completed his
arrangements.
A truck, known as the Glover and
Prosperity Special, which is being
sent out by the University Of Mis-
souri, as part Of its extension work,
will be there in charge Of several ex-
tension agents and load of material
from the Missouri College Of Agricul-
ture will be exhibited. There win be
an inspection of demonstration field
showing successful methods with
legume crops. Demonstrations by
soils and crop specialists from the
agricultural extension service viii be
made. Prizes will be awarded for the
best specimens Of legume crops and
all farmers are invited to being some
of their best plants
A prize will be offered for the best
essay written by school child on the
subject, "Why Clover Means Pres
perity."
A special program will be given for
women consisting Of demonstration
lecture on house furnishings and a
large amount of material will be ex-
hibited.
There will be a big basket dinner
and those in charge are planning to
make the day one Of interest to the
entire family. The Glover and Pros
perity Special will make denionstra-
tions in ten counties os part Of the
campaign to interest Missouri farm
ers in growing more clover.
The list Of prizes to be given will
be as follows:
Best specimens of alfalfa
First prize, $500 Sunnen Motor
Co., Mexico. tfaF
Second prize, $1.O0 Dry G sapping-
ton, Mexico.
Best specimens of clover
First prize $500 Mexico Hardware
and Furniture Co.
Second prize $1.OO Wolff-Bergel
Cmpany. 's
Best specimens Of Soybeans '4'
First prize, $500 Southern Bank
Second prize, $1.0O Llewellyn &
Sons, Druggists. !,
Best Essay on "Why Clover Means
Prosperity '''''eA'
I First prize, $500 Mexico Savings
Bank. "@
Second prize, sI.oo First Na.iona
Bank. w, N a
| All specimens must be Of the 1872;
| crop and raised in Audrsin Co. u
The essay contest is open to sanl
boy or girl who attended a. irura
school ii Audrain County I 1921-22
Send ali essays. to A, Gorreli, Mexico
| Mo, by Aug. 8th.. sa'''1sat #sa
| Helps for the essays may be W
cured from Farmers Bulletins Nos
| 455,, s3s. and 1850. Write U: s. eDs
! partment Of Agriculture Division O
/ Publications, Washington. D, c.
~ y o. E b +. 2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06
N. N. A.
STUDENT MARR|ES
IN MARSHALL


The marriage Of Gene Brown Of
Mexico to Miss Marie Officer Of
Slater took place Monday afternoon
at the home Of the Christian minis
ter, the Reverend Alexander.
The bridegroom is well known in
Mexico having attended school at
Missouri Military Academy. For
some time he has been employed by
he Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
pany, and is a most promising young
man. fe'' 50
The bride Is the slaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Officer of Slater and
S most attractive sand charming
young woman. For some time she
has been in the employ of the Beck
Confectionery at that place.
The young couple will make their
home in Slater. =
The Ledger takes pleasure in ex-
tending best wishes and congratula-
tions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06
ATHLETICS
DEFEAT
PERRY

The Mexico Athletics defeated the
Perry base ball team here Tuesday
afternoon with score of s to 8. A
large crowd witnessed the game which
was fast throughout. The feature Of
the play was a home run by Perry.
The Mexico lineup was as follows:
Catcher, Quisenberry; pitcher, Mar
shall; first base, 81 Mason; second
base, Jesse; short stop. Rodes; left
field, Reed; right field, Schultz; cen
ter field, Pitts. Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

The grass in the orchard belonging
to J. T. Martin on ". Abat street was
caught on Are about 10 o'clock Tues
day morning bya sparks from 9
Roman candle. Mr.. Martin was unable
to beat out the fire and feared i
would burn some Of the building on
/ his place so called the Mexico fire
department. The blaze was soon ex-
tinguished with no damagesyto the
property. This was the only fire
alarm turned in during the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

REGARDLESS Of the fact that
many Of the. smaller cities in this
section held Fourth of July celebra-
tions and Moberly surpassed itself
in an anusual program Mexico's cele-
bration was well attended and a de-
cided success. The American Legion
are to be conpftnented upon the days
celebration in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06
CARTER ]:
Y. DEFEATS
..... RICHARDS

The wrestling match between
Lloyd Carter Of Fulton and Terry
Richards Of South Dakota, which was
the feature of the American Legion
Athletic Carnival in the 0rpheum
Theatre, Tuesday evening, was won
by Carter. Richards won the first
fall in eight minutes and Carter the
ether two.
Those in charge Of the affair were
disappointed in the size Of the crowd
but this was due to the fact that a
number Of other attractions were go
ing on at the same time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06
liicorporatlons Have No souls.s :

This legal maxim was first laid
down BY Sir Edward Coke In the case
of Sutton's hospital. rTheS Corpora
tions) cannot commit treason NOR be
outlawed nor excommunicated, for
they have no souls. Lord Thurl0w
subsequently paraphrased this maxim
In his own rough way: You never
expected justice from . corporation.
did your They have neither q soul
TO lose nor D bnfy 10 kick"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

READING Ledger advertisements
this time of year is especially profit
able. The Mexico stores are making
some most attractive offerings at
n,oney-saving prices. The thrifty
shopper always reads, Ledger adver-
tisements. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

MISS Garrett, playground super
visor, should have the full support of
everyone in making the Hardin Park
playground success. This is a
splendid community activity and we
urge everyone to cooperate in max
ig it al success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06
an,,rlda NatuIraI.

A Trenton tN. ~ woman had 70 move
the other day because her dead hus.
bands spirit fnnbicd the latch every
night. Most husbands DO that earlier
in their careers Washington Past
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Miss Elizabeth Wilson, who has
been the guest Of her parents in Mex
leo for several days, returned to JET
ferson City Wednesday Morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Misses Fern and Moreno Richards
Of MareeIene are the guests Of Miss
Virginia Richards. i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

C. Roy Dawson Of Fulton came ID
Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Mrs. Harry Day and Mrs. =. y:
Tanner returned to Merico Friday
after visiting relatives in Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

d Downs is spending the summer
in Denver, Colo, and win return early
in the Fall to enter NJ. N. A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Mrs. LA. Hall returned to Mexico
Monday after visiting Mrs. Robert
Loclsridge and Mrs. Anna Hall Of Full
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Mrs. G. E. Hoer, Of Martinsburg
was in Mexico Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Mrs. j. v. Williams is dcnniciled
for the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradford sappington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Olive Carr Of Martinsburg tran
sacted business in Mexico Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

l. Hart Of Martinsburg came to
Mexico Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

THIS is the season, we wear our
selves out trying t5skeep cool:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Mrs. Harry Wick and children leave
this week for q visit in Louisville,
KY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

N. Harris Of Fulton spent Sunday
in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

H. E. Van Ness is home on visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

TgAY on JYJLY. A. D., 1872

KSHEE Ut. ~ KaEe "A n, h7N11s
between the hours cf nine Qsclock IN
Slac fofanoon and ave o'elock ia the
afternoon ~ chat any, at te Court
House door, I'LL ths Cify of n Mexic0s
County IL Audrain aforesaidI sell tha
SAME, or so much thereof as may he
res,uired lax public vendues VI the
highest bidder. for cash In hand
(subjeet to ali prier liens And iudg-
menta,) Ii satisfy said Execution
md costs,
&. Ii BLUM,
sAesif of Aadxain 0qEuty. Me.
|20 At Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-07-06

Rs2a ledger ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
TO ADDRESS WRITERS CLUB
Two Women of Success In Iitcrh-
turc VIII Talk M Special Meeting.

The Tulsa Writer'S club iS To nave
two women of success in the realm
of modern literature and of literary
ORGANIZATIONS as their guests at "a
special meeting 10 be held the latter
part of February. Mrs. ID. A. NC
Doueal of Sapulpa, one of the most
prominent women in the state, Tor
merry president Of the Florida state
league of American Pcnwomen ana
assistant in the organization lasl
week of an Ok klahOma state authors
league at Oklahoma civ had Ire
viously accepted an invitation to ad-
dress the local club in February,
and Yesterday completed arrange
ments to bring future g0est as a
speaker Mrs. Emily Newell Blair.
Mrs. Blair is Missouri author
whose short stories and articles
have appeared in many Of the larg-
est magazines of the day and who Is
me mber of the national league Of
American Penwomen and Of the
Missouri Writers guild.
The two women will come TO the
local club straight from the annual
state democratic convention, in which
both are interested as members OF
the state party organizations in
their home states. Plans for a spc-
Cial session and dinner for their
guests February ~ will be made at
the regular meeting Thursday eve
ming in the Y. w. &. A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
SCREWS ARE PUT ON INDIA
Insurance Rates InCrcascd-Situa-
tion Growing GravCr Daily.

LONDON, FEB. s.-The govern
ment's official warning that it win
adopt sternor measures to put an
end to unrest in India was followed
today by reports from various parts
of India that the gravity of the sit
uation is increasing.
Lloyd George announced increases
I'm rates for all kinds OF insurance in
India.
Followers of Mahatma Gandhi.
chief leader of the Indian national
lists, have already put into effect
their program of "Civl disobediencc"
in the districts Of Guntur and Bar
doll, said a Bombay dispatch to the
/ Manchester Guardian, This defiant
attitude was adopted i'm face OF
Gandhrs proposal to negotiate Il
compromise with the British,
The black clouds are increasing
rapidly" was the ominous message
received by the Daily Herald, organ
] of the labor party, from its Calcutta
/ correspondent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
CONGRESS PLANS
VAST REDUCTION
OF NAVAL FORCE

CONTINUE FROM TAGE ONE
pursttou: the West Virginia. New
port News ShipbuildiuE a Dry Dock
company. the South Dakota, Now
York navy yard the Indiana. New
York navy yard the Montana. Mare
leland navy yard. the North Caro-
lima. Norfolk navy yard, the Iowa.
Newport News Shipbuildiug g. Dry
Dock company and the Aussachu-
sets. Bethlehem ShiphuiA Ai9g cor
poration, Fall Rivd', MasN Work
also was ordered suspended on six
battle cruisers as follows:
Lexington. Bethlehem Shipbuild
ing corporation; Constellation. New.
port News Shipbuilding a Dry Dock
company; Saratoga, New York ship
building corporation. Ranger. New
port News Shipbuilding u Dry Dock
company; Constitution and United
states Philadelphia navy yard.
TOXIC. Feb S--TIo navy de
pnrtmcnt has ordered dock yards TO
stop construction work on the eight
battlcships and battle cruisers which
are to bc sCrappcd.
Japan II allowed 270.OOO tons OF
light cruisers and dcstroycrs by the
naval treaty The amount saved on
capital ships, according to the tcnta-
tive figures Of the navy department
~ 106,7Sl. 900 yen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
PRESENT SERVICE
MEDAL TO REEVES
Tulsa Colonel Receives
Honors at Wednesday
Meeting of Legion

"As representative of the prcsi-
dent of the United states and Of
the war department. take prept
pleasure I'm presenting to YOU tho
distinguished service medal"
with these words col. g. A. r.
Trumbo ~ oklahoma city dccn-
rated cob lra l.. Reeves az the
American IAgion meeting Wedncs-
day evening In the Municipal audi
torium. the citation ordered by tho
war department being "for OK
ccptionally moritorious and dis
tinguishod services as president OF
the American oNpcditiouHrv forces
university in France. His ability as
an organizer made possible the cN-
pcditlous establ shment of this insti-
tuition, and to his initiative, energy.
rare tact and good Judgment is due.
I'm large measure, the successful
operation of the university" Legion
nairos and members Of the women S
auxiliary gave Colonel Reeves a
standing salute after the ceremony.
which Colonel Trumbo prefaCcd
with a brief summary Of the Tul-
sans military record.
Post Commander II. \. Beard re-
ported that Joe Carson posts in
dorso mint N the adju stcd Compen-
sation legislation would be consid
cred by the legislative committee of
the Chamber OF Commerce Thurs
day I'm preparing to cast "a vote In
the nationwide referendum OF the
United states chamber OF commerce;
that telegrams had been sent from
the local post urging all posts In
the state to urge an affirmative vote
by the affiliated commercial organi-
2ations of their cities. and that re-
ports of yes votes by chambers
Of Hugo. Muskogee and oklahoma
city have so far been received.
At the auxiliary meeting, held
next door to the legion meeting
place. members decided upon a card
rNrty I'm the noar future as a means
OF raising money for their relief
work. Reports were presented by
committees, Including a report on
relief work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
Broken ArrOtC Briefs

The series of special evangelical
meetings which has been in progress
AZ the Christian church for the past
turec weeks, conducted by Rev. T.
y. Davidson viii come "a close
win Friday nights service. the
evangelist having been called to iii
an engagement in the western part
OF the state. Reservations have been
made at Thursday nights service
Tor seating the members of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Stat lodges. who
VIII attend In a body on Friday
night members Of tho I. q. o. +. and
Rebekah lodges will attend In "A
body.
A wedding OF both surprise and
interest To Broken Arrow friends
and relatives was the marriage last
Thursday OF Gay Snidor. son Of Mrs.
A. Il. Hubble of this city. to Miss
Hazel Boaslcy OF SprinEdalo, Ark.
following their clopement from that
place, whore both were attending
school The ceremony was pcr-
foreed ~ Muskogce. after which the
couple came TO Broken Arrow for a
brief visit TO the grooWs mother,
home Of the brides parents at
SprinEdale
Thomas Fielder died Friday after
noon at tho family home cast Of
Broken Arrow. Of tuberculosis. fol-
lowing lingering illucss, making
the fourth member of the family
claimed by that disease duriog the
past year. Funeral services were
held Saturday afternoon, with Inter-
mcnt at oak Grove cemetery. De-
ceased was % years Of age and IS
survived by n wife
Among the business changes oi
the past week was the purchase hy
u. j. Olive Of the Walter Spurloclt
grocery and feed store ON North
Main street.
The gas question in Broken Arrow
has been settled. apparently with
satisfaction to both patrons and the
gas company. The consumers have
been assurcdWn ample supply Of gas
through an order Of the corporation
commission directing tho gas COM
pany to supply them from the album
dance of gas the local field affords
Though the appointment OF {. y.
Hindman of Tulsa as a receiver Tor
the Broken Arrow Gas company tho
corporation will be enabled to get
a gas rate hike that will Adequately
compensate them for the service
they will he required to render.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
ALLIES STILL DISSATISFIED
Reply Ia German Note sets Forth
Proposition L. Unsatisfactory,

BERLIN, Feb. N.-The iuterallied
reparations comm ission's reply to
the German note was received today
and IL understood tu set furtn the
assertion that GCrmauN's financial
adjustment methods are not salts
factory to the allies.
Tho keynote of the recent German
note vac ,,.a; Germany i"c:-c" :"
breathing Spell" In the payment OF
rcparatlo Ions.
The contentious made by GER
many are said to have been sharply
rejected.
The rcparations commission rc
serves the riElf 10 take further
steps
Gcrmanys note was sent at the
request of the allied representatives,
who attended the Cannes meeting.
They asked the German government
to outline its rapacity for payment
and give the details OF the countrNs
financial and economical position.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
SlNN FEIN BAND
lNVADES ULSTER,
MANY KIDNAPPED

CONTINUE FROM FACE ONE
spoudrut Of thc Evening Standard,
tho kidnapped persons were carried
over the boundary into the Irish
FREQ state.
These vcr, the most a'rious disor-
dors i'm Ireland since the armisticc.
The armed bands NJ raiders came
from County Lungford. Among the
prisoucrs taken 10y them were Ankle.
toll Nnntray. grand master uf the
Tyrone lodge ~ Ornngomcn and
Ivan Carson. former sheriff at
Fcrmpuph. who vas badly Vouud,d.
Eleven Raiders Captured,
when the raiders started ON their
return journey they were chased 10y
the police. After running battle.
II OF the armed men were captured
nv well az thrvr automobiles ldgcn
with bombs ana rifles
\ police party was umh lshod ncyr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
FEDERAL AGENTS
IN TAYLOR PROBE

CuNTINuE FROM rNGE uNE..--
the Nisnoro district whore many
Of southern Californ D millionaire
live. There all trace of II was lost
The officers had not returned this
afternoon.
Under Shrriff Blsrailluz and
and Deputy sheriff Al Manning
made secret trip -from their offices
FOR an hour. hut were again at the
hall " Justice during the afternoon.
piscailiuz told the Internal ioral
News Service hc Jnay order Henry
Peavey, negro servant of Taylor
subjected to- another lengthy pucs
tioning
\ report TINT county officers were
working ON "A new theory that %
woman shot Taylor white her arms
kcrV about his mock. was denied
at the shcr ffs office
Still Probing Past Iifc.
10 was uudcrstuod that some ot
the many detectives NJ work on the
cnso have been doNoting several
days and nights Ia an effort to un-
earth hitherto unrcycalcd secrets In
the llfo of tho slain director, in
connection with woman widely
known n the film world.
out uf many rumors that came To-
the attention ur newspaper mon
working iu Hollywood Today was
one to the effect that u prominent
film porsuuaEc might bo iuterrogatc I
concerning relations with Taylor. u
was limited that this celebrity. whom
reporters were led To- holicvc was a
man, might have been Jealous oi
Taylor because ot ms friendship for
some individual. or possibly because
of business deal
Another disappointing clue was "a
handkerchief initiated "S' for q
time believed go lbc the property OF
Edward +. Sands former house
man. now sought in connection with
the case. Police, now, however
think this handkerchief belonged 20
"a motion picture producer and they
want to confront him with II ~ a
basis for Interrogation.
Efforts 10 end the wide publicity
given the case and those connected
with il were also intensified yes
tcrday, representatives, Of Miss
Mintor especially seeking To prevent
publication Of the fact that her
home was under guard
The disappearance from Taylor
homo ui womnn's pink silk night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
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