davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
Ujecie miodocianych
~bandyt6w.

Czterech mlOdych ChiOpc0w PREY
chwytala wczOraj pOliCya, kt0rych' pO-
sadza o w}amanie sic do kancelaryi
firmy Hanke Iron and Wire Co., pnr.
$40 North Albany ave. j kradzicz $4,000
W bOndach wolnOSciOwych, dwu tySie-
cy dolar6w wartoSci znaczk6w OSzcze-
dnOsciOwych i $500 W got6wce, kt0-
re otrzymali. gdy wysudzili m~ateryalem
wybuchOwym drzwi kasy W biurze sic
znajdujacej. KOlektOr pocztOwy, otwie-
rajac skrzynke stojQca PREY ulicy Al
bany i Chicago ave-, zauWazyi pomie-
| Gzy znajdujacymi sic TAME listami pa
! re papierOw w~artoSciOwyCh z nazwi-
skiem firmy wyAej wSpomnianej. co do
tegc stopnia wzbWlzilo jcgO pOdcjrze-
ME, &c da} o tym znaC ~pOlicyantowi ma
zwiskiem AntOni Szcryk re STACEY poll
cyinej West Chicago. Ten udal sic pod
powyzszy adres a Z~nalaz1szy kancela-
rye firmy W wielkim nieporzadku "a
| wiadomi{ natyrhmiast o wlamaniu sta
eye policyjna. Kilku policyant0w PREY
byIo ma miejsce; skonstatOwano re zlO-
| dzieje dostali sic do wnetrza maiym
ohnem. co pozwoliio i'm sadzic, re z{o-
! dziejstwo pope{nili jacys chfopcy. Ia
wiadOmiono w6wczas 0 wypadku pre-
zydenta kompanii RySzarda Hane, kt0-
ry przybywszy, obiiczyl. re szkoda wy
nosi okofo $S,000.00. Me majac TAME
wiecej mic do roboty wsiedli w6wczas
policyanci do AUTOMOBILE i udali sic W
poscig "a z1oczyncami. Rozgladajac sic
ma wszystkie strony zobaczyli oni wnet
pieciu chiopak6w W samochodzie, bla-
kajacych sic po ulicy a majac wech
dose dobry, wpadli nj dobry pomys3
p~rzytrzymania, ich celem dow;edzenia
sic czegos. Gdy jednak rozkazali po-
dejrzanym p%rzystanac, CT mic ME odpO-
wiadajac poczatkowo, poczeli z miejsca
sic oddalac. Bedac pewnymi, re So m
dobrym tropie, ~detektywi puscii sic
"a mimi W 'pogo6, strzelajac r6wnocze-
snie do uciekajacych. U zbiegu Chica-
go i Ashland zloczyhcy przystaneli l
poddali sic, procz jednego, ktory Edo
TAI zbiedz. Przyprowadzeni ia stacye
~policyjna podali swe nazwiska jak ma
stepuje: Joe Rosita. 10 lat, 1853 W,
Chicago ave. ,Karol Stranka, t6 lat,
2041 North ave-, Joe Kolasa, 16 lat,
1916 North Wood ul., Flip Kofmer.
1916 Cleaver I'll. Automobil, W kt6rym
bandyci sic znajdowali, ro]zpoznanym
zostai przez wlasciciela tegoz, M. r.
Stool, 1920 N. Oakley ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
z

Tow. sw. Wladyslawa Krola
bedzie mia}o swoje ~p6lroczne po-
siedzenie W srode, dnia Ego lipca b.
+. @ godzinie Sci wieczorem. W sail
pod szkola. - Stan. Kupczyk, PREF;
B. Niemierowicz, sekr. prot.
70 Stnn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01

w sobote miniona odbyi sic po-
grzeb z kosciola p. W. Matki b.
skiej cd Nieustajacej Pomocy S. p.
Envy Baldygi, niewiasty W podesz-
lynn wieku, liczacej PREY zgonie lat
przeszio 70. Ceremonie zalobne i ma
bozenstwo Ia dusze zmariej odpra-
will X. Praiat Stanislaw Narwocki.
W asystencyi Y. J6zefa %Sehnkego, ia
ko dyakona j X. Edmunda Sonnen-
Zelda, jake subdyakona. Dw}oki
zmarlej pochowane ~zostaiy ma cmen
tarzu MISUNDERSTANDING P~ahskiego
- Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
w srode ubiegia W koSciele tam
tejszym ma Mszy S w, o godzinie
$50 ran poblogoslawiony zostat
zwiazek malaeGski p. J6zefa Konie-
czki, z Barbarowa, z parma Petro-
nela. Staszkiewicz, czlonkinia Tow.
Dziewic i Dzieci Maryi. Slubnej ce-
remonii dope}nil X. J6zef eShnke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
pOpIs dzlatWy slkOy NaisW.
MsTl Fanny cd NiGustajaesj
POmOey ma BridgepOrciS.

Ma dorocznym popisie dziatwy
sskufne1 urTadZonym staraniem
Steser Nsuczycielek W sail parafial-
ne1 Msth Boskiet Cd Nieustajacej
Pomocy ma Bridgeporcie, zebrala
sic ncznie doborowa ~publicznoSc
skiadajsca sic przewaznie q rodEi-
COW 4 krewnych dzieci. Program po-
pAgu-6yR obffty'i ~doborowy, a wystu-
dyowany tax ~starannie, ze nigdzie
ME mo7na oySo zauwazye tadnych
useerek, Ia CO s~zczegolnie nalezy sic
uznsnie Siostrom Nauczycielkom.
PIerwszym numerem byl duet forte
pianowy ,,.Clayton's Grand March"
odegrany przez uczennice H. Jasz-
ezak 1 K. Szulgit; a rastepnie MILO
dh amatorzy odegrali historyczny
iramat p. t. ,,Wirgilia" czyli ,,ostat
MIA westaTka", Z czss6w panowania
,essrza Konstantyna Wielkiego W
Rzymie, a W ktorym brazil udzial
nastepujacy :Kornehs, p~atryeyusz-
IA A. Zielk; Wirgilia, jej corka,
.hrzeScijanka - s. Szewbuch; Fla
via. ~przyrodna siostrs Wirgilii, po-
rsnka - F. Bubacz: Korena, mlod-
sra siostra wirgilii - +. G6rna;
MarceIa, przyiaci6}ka Wirgilii, chrze
sciianka - ]. Medrzycka; Serwia,
piewolnica Kornelii - F. Pachol-
ska: Drusu, jej syn W. Sew
buch: Aurelia. natwyzsza kaplanka
Westy - T. Pichorska; Terencya l
Klaudya, westalki - W. Brzusz-
.zynska i P. Muczynska; Cesarzows
Helena, matka K~onstantyna - A,
Pacholska; Danny c~esarzowej - S,
Janfszswska / H. Petka; Patrycya,
Cecylia, Justyna, Lucylia, Agata,
PauIina 1 Maagorzata, chrzeScijah--
skie sfuzebnice ~cesarzowej - A. Ka
mihska, 2. Gaszynska, NJ. Borucka,
A. OrEoS, n. Paterka, P. Robakow-
ska 4 z. Labuna: Rufus. mlody zol,
nisrx chrzescijanski - K: Szczytkc
DecyusA rzymski urzednik - ]. ia.
ntak; Msrdyan i Aleksy, kap3ani po-
Es6scy F. Zamiar a I J. Derc;
MsrkuS, PAT - W. Gorny; Flo
Whom, study n~atwytszego kapians
II. Berent 1 A. Brobosz. Pc skoh'
:sOne5 sztrce dziatws oddaia pieA'
ME mfnueta. Duet ma fortepiani'
Queen Of the Pixies Waltz ode,
EraSa S. Motykowska. Dziewczets
tadnfe przybrane jake hiszpanki po
ptsywaSy se zgrabnym tahcem q
panieuh p. Kunka 1 J. Knasiak, o
degrasy ma fortepianie military
March, poczem male dziewczatks
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
POLOzENIE POLSKICH
PISM.

WpiSmach poznanskich zna1-
dujemy nastepujacy komunikat:
L koncem grudnia 1918 pre-
rwana zostaia komunikacya Z RE
sza niemiccka a tenn samem dziel-
nice naszq odcieto cd dowozu IL
rowcow z Niemiec. w przykrcm
polozeniu znalaziy sic wszystkie
polskie wydawnictwa w Pozna-
niu, kt6re juz cd poiowy grudnia
roku zeszlego, ME otrzymaly ami
Jednego wagonu papieru gazeto-
wego z Niemiec. Wszystkim tez
polskim pislnom codziennie gro
si8o do cztercch tysiecy marek "a
swych wydawnictw.
Me chcqc ludnoSci ~tuteJszej
pozostawic bez strawy duchowej
nizej podpisane wydawnictwa mu
sialy papier ~sprowadzit, pfacac
"a niego ceny try i piec razy
wyzsze. Ia wagon papleru, ktory
kosztowa1 mas jeszcze w roku
1915 NIX. 2070, w grudniu 1918
juz mix. $500, pfacic musieliSmy
teraz Is do "a tysiecy marek, ME
liczqc ogromnych kosztow pre-
wozu i ella, ktore niekiedy wyno-
siio do czterech tysiecy marek "a
wagon.
w nastepstwie tego wszystkie
go wydawnictwa ograniczyc mu-
siaiy rozmiary swych pism a obec
ME przystapiG musza do podwyz-
szenia przedpiaty cd l XwIetnia
1919 roku 0 20 do 30 proc.
Jakkolwiek skromne to podwyz
szenie przedplaty bynajmnieJ mic
wystarczy ma pokrycic znacznie
wyzSzych cen "a papier - pomi-
jajac zupelnie kwestye stalego pc
drazenia cafej produkcyi wydaw-
~niczej - to ME watpimy, &c mic
bawcm nastana zn0w stosunki
znoSniejsze, kt0re PREY podwyz-
s~zoncj przedplacie umozliwia
nam pokrycie niedoborow, ma ia
kie narazeni ~jestesmy cd blisko
trzcch miesiecy a pozatcm wy
dawanic gazet W normalnych roz
miarach.
poznan, 8 marca, 1919.
,,Dziennik Poznanski'', ,,Gazeta
Poznanska", ,,Goniec Wielkopol-
ski, ,.Gwiazda", ,,Gfos Wielko-
polanek", ,,Kuryer Poznanski",
,,Oredownik", ,,Postep", ,,Praw-
da", ,,Wielkopolanin".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01

pref; T. Pawlowski, sekr- prof. -
1928 N. Hermitage ave.
Tow. Najsw. 1mienia Maryi mr..
2gi lied. odbedzie p%osiedzenie jutro
W srode. dnia Ego lipca, o sodzinie
1880 wieczorem, W sail zwykiych po
siedzen. obecnost ezionk6w poza--
dana, DO 81 wazne sprawy do zafa-
twienia. take odbedzie sic wybor
delegat6w ma ~konwencye Zjednocze-
MIA p. r. X. - Piotr Mazurkiewicz,
prezes: Hieronim Szczodrowski jrr
SER. prot.
Tow. Sw. Franciszka Seraf. cd
dial 3ci Macierzy Polskiej odbedzie
p6iroczne posiedzenie dzisiaj 0 60
dztnie 1880 wieczorem. Zaprasza sic
cz}onk6w ably stawili sic ma to posie
dzenie. Majacy zamiar wstapic MECH
sic zg{osza ma to ~posiedzenie. -
J6zef Rzepka, PREF; Wiktor Schulist
sekr. prot.
- Tow. sw. Andrzeja gr. 232ga
lied. odbedzie p6iroczne osiedzenie
W srode, dnia Ego lipca, W sail zWy-
kiych posiedzeh. Kazdy czionek Jest
obowiazany bye ma tenn posiedzeniu,
BIO beda wybierani delegaci ma sejm
Z~jednoczenia oraz DUO innych waz-
nych spraw do za}atwienia. - Jan
Kanabaj. PREF; Fran. Brandt, sekr.
prot, 1241 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
Ruch v TOWarzyStWaGh.
ne STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. Korony Polskiej No. 296
lied. odbedzie p0lroczne posiedze--
ME we wtorek dnia 1go lipca, z po-
wodu Wielu spraW, jak sprawl PREY
szlego sejmu Zjed. bedzie rozwaza-
ma, obecnoSG wszystkich czionk6w
jest wymagana. Fran. J6zwik,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
2 WACIAWOWA.

Tow. Sw. Waclawa No. G3Smy
lied. odbedzie posiedzenie dis vie
czorem. O godzinie 8mej. Zaprasza
sic wszystkich czlonk6w, poniewaz
sa wazne sprawy do za}atwienia. -
Ia n~ieobecnos& kara. - Fran. Wro-
blewskl. PREF.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01

F. Zamiara. E. M~sdrzycki. ]. SDul-
git. A. Orlos, ]. Janiak, j. Berc, b. ia
sinski, c. Brombosz. A. Zielk, A. Pa
cholska. ]. Urbanski. S. Straightforward,
A. Kamfnska. ]. Miohatski, c. Kowal-
ski. w. Tanka, /. Berent E. Bernato-
wicz. J.. Bubacz, P. Dybiiski, H. Pater-
ka. E. Kunka. X. Koziel, X. Ostraszew-
ska, W. wiecek. A. Truszka, w. Brzu-
szcZynska NJ. Borucka i A. Detlaf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01

wystapily jake patryotki. A. Pachol-
ska, wypowiedziala deklamacye Ma
Sza Podroa" a F. Zamiara ,,Waledyk
cye". Nastepnie abituryenci l abitu-
ryentki wykonali spiew pozegnalny
Panienki H. Juszczak l X. Szulgit,
wykonafy ma fortepianie duet, 90
can Pearl. Ma zakonCzenie, po wy
czerpaniu programu przemowiI do
dziatwy y. Pralat Stanislaw Ma
wrocki, proboszcz tamtejszej para
I'll, ktory W dobitnych slowach Pre-
strzega{ dzieci, ably ME porzucaly je-
zyka ojczystego i wiernie trzymali
prZy wier8e przodk6w swoich, a no
dzic6w zachecal, by dzieci swe o lie
ich STAG ma to. posy}ali do wyIszych
zakladow naukowych. " kohcu wre
cyl dyplomy 1 nagrody abituryen-
tom / abitruyentkom, k~ohczacym s.
stopieh. Podczas antraktow przygry-
wa}y ma fortepianie A. Kami6ska,
A. Pacholska, A. Zielk I A. Pachol-
ska. OdSpiewaniem ,,Boze cos Pol
ske" zakohczono popis. Nastepujacy
przyczynili sic do zakupienia nagr6d
dzieciom: Tow. S.. Piotra i Pawla,
$50; Tow. Sy. Stanislawa B. NJ.
s25; Tow. sw. Jadwigi SIS; Tow.
Sw. Amy $40; Tow. Boskiego Serca
Jezusa $50; Tow. Polskich Strzel--
COW Kr6la Jana IIIgo Sobieskiego
So; Tow. sw. Jana Chrzciciela $40;
Julia Kami6ska S. i N. N. SO.
Ubieglego czwartku W koSciele p.
W. Matki Boskiej cd Nieustajacej
Pomocy, dzieci szkolne przystapiiy
do u~roczystej Komunii $w. ma Mszy
sw., o godzinie Sci rano. Uroczysta
sole-2a Msze celebrowai X. Pralat
Stanisiaw Nawrocki, przy asyscie X.
J6zef Sehnkego jake dyakona i X.
Edmunda Sonnenfelda, jake subdy-
akona. Pc Mszy x. Pra}at przemo-
viii do dziatwy. Do Stoiu Pahskiego
przystapilo 81 chlopc6w i 90 dziew-
czat. Rodzice dziatwy r6wniez ma tel
Mszy przystapili do Komunii sw. Po-
poludniu o godzinie 2ej dzieci o.
trzyma&y szkaplerze: a o godzinie
Sci Tow. Dziewic | Dzieci Maryi !
Tow. Mlodziezy sw. stanisiawa Ko-
SIKH, urzadzili i'm W sail parafialnej
tax zvany Ice Cream Social. VIE
czorem zaS odbylo sic w%ieczorne ma
bpzehstwo i procesya, W ktorej wzie
" udziaI wszystkie dzieci przyste-
pujace do Komunii sw.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
Third Street NJ. f. Church.

With Sundays services the present
Conference year closes. The pastor
would be greatly pleased to see full
attendance of the membership. Ser
vices at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 D. m. The
newly-organized chorus is developing
some fine selections two of which will
be used in Sundays services. Miss
Frances HUFF will sing a solo at the
morning service and Mrs. W. E. Ros-
ser at the evening
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m. A cor
net, clarinet and saxaphone will be
added to the orchestra All literature
for the new quarter will be ready for
distribution. Let every Sunday School
member be present.
The Epworth League service will be
led by Miss Phoebe Huron.
A cordial invitation is given all tc
attend these services.
WORTH S. PETERS, Pastor
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
s s'y r' !a'it; Dental Cream
FOR CLEANSING AND PRESERVING The TEETH
Price Is Cents
% ST. yt1 Second PECOR'S Phc ~. No.

back in the county is again in erup-
ton. Ons man is reported as inform
ing another that it had to be taekn off
mis- land. This chap denied all knowl-
edge Of it but reported that 1t be-
longed to another. Well, that night
the outfit was moved We will bet
dollars to doughnuts that that outfit
comes to grief and the sooner the bet
ter for all concerned.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
ASSASsINATED IN GARAGE

Hickman, Ky.-Nathan Morris, liv-
ing near Fulton, member of one of the
wealthiest families In this part of the
State, was shot to death from ambush
in the garage in the rear of his home.
Morris body was found lying on the
floor of the garage, face downward,
with a bullet wound In his neck. He
made an unsuccessful effort to speak,
but died two hours later.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
THE COLORED DOMESTIC SCI.
ENCE BECOMING GOOD COOKS

Saving fuel, especially gas, in cook
ing, is an important item-not lighting
the gas until actually ready for it and
putting it out each time Just as soon
as through with it. Water saving, not
water wasting, is Just as necessary as
gas saving. The economizing Of both
gas and water is indeed an excellent
habit. Using Just enough lard, no
more. substituting fats or lard often
for butter, for seasoning, and the u.s.
ing of the less costly yet just as
wholesome and nutritious foods In
place of the high priced foods-are
factors worthy of trial.
Knowing just how much of each
food to cook each meal-so there will
be nothing left, and knowing how to
ing dishes, so there will be nothing
wasted. These two qualities are
are most convincing stamps of a good
cook. Watching and visiting the mar
kets often and buying where it is
cheapest and best, also counts. Pay
ing cash and buying foods wholesale
you use much OF and often, will some
what reduce the high cost of cooking.
Making out your bill of fare days in
advance and somewhat in keeping
with the price Of and with what the
market affords in abundance, will help
keep the cost down.
cooks opposition, her ability or her
inclination to readily and politely
take orders, suggestions, and instruc'
tons without offense from those fol
whom she is working-this quality o.
being easily gotten along with, il
worth all the other traits of a goot
cook combined. This is equally tru,
in all professions 1t is just the thing
to do, perfectly natural, and wholly
with in their authority for those fol-
whom we work to tell us what the!
want done, how they want 1t done ant
as often as they think necessary
Those for whom we work are the EN-
ployers, do the hiring and the paying
We assert these same rights when W
have others working for US.
Sometimes those we are working
for show a spirit a being crossed, yex
ed or angered. We should not becom
oifened and quit our jobs ON such oc
casions II those for whom we ar
working have as a rule been kind an
considerable in the past. AS a rule
is business or family cares, Ill healt
, or some misunderstanding or perhap
some act of our own that have cause
, such. Do we ever become cross to
ward those for whom we are working
Why? Tow do they usually take such
We should never fall out with goo
employer nor quite good job becaus
our employer shows an occasions
feeling of not being In his or her hes
and usual good spirits.
II Is the one and the only ambitio
OF good cook to give perfect salts
, faction TO those for whom she Ia work
I AIN point OF good cooking. econc
{ my, workable disposition. personal IN
7 ,erest and general service.
The Art OF Good Serving" is mex
weeks subject.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
Ed. MORROW CALLS
SChALLENGE
IN HARLAN SPEECH
League Not State Issue, Says Morrow;
Partisan Board Of Control
Must Go.

Harlan, KY, September 25.-Edwin
p. Morrow in his speech here Tuesday
night gave a detailed outline OF iegis-
lation looking to the complete removal
from politics of the State penal ana
charitable institutions which he VIII
ask the next General Assembly to en-
act IL he is elected governor.
Mr.. Morrow will demand that the
present partisan board of control be
abolished Immediately, irrespective OF
the time at which the terms OF the
various members are to expire, ana
that all parts Of existing laws which
NAV be conflict with his policy, as
hitherto announced, be repealed.
He will ask for the enactment OF
law creating an unsalaried, bipartisan
board of seven members, and clothing
them with all necessary power. This
law will provide safeguards which VIII
enable the boards to carry on its WORK
unhampered by interference on the
mart of the governor, any member OF
bis official family, or any political IN
fuence. at is my very earnest opin-
ion" said Mr.. Morrow, "that no Cen
eral Assembly will refuse to divorce
the charitable and penal institutions
of Kentucky from the destructive poi
lev of political control
Mr. Morrow also answered the chai-
,enee by Governor Black in his speech
at Hopkinsville, Saturday, that ne
state his opinion on the League Vi
Nations. "If Mr.. Black, said Mr. MOT
row will show me that his election'
or my election, or the election OF any
member of either State ticket Will III
any way secure either the ratinca'ioil
mr. rejection of the peace treaty, VIII
be delighted to answer his question
Until he does this, | inlend to connhe
nv remarks to the issues at nome
Mr.. Morrow spoke in the Hariaho
county courthouse to an auuieho'
which filled all available standiht
room The courtroom is one OF the
largest in the State. He was given
warm reception, and his speech was
received with cheers. Upon his ar
rival Mr.. Morrow was met by Dill
receptlon committee, led by uncle
Frank Hall, "a, a nephew OF JONI
Shell of Leslie county. Carrying wv
flags, Uncle Frank greeted Mr., MOT
row with an embrace. The old man
who declared that he would rather Gu
his throat than vote the Democracy
ticket. and expresses doubt whethe
Democrats go to heaven, added nue.
To the occasion by shouting this wa
cry, Fright or wrong, sink or SWIM
live or die, am for Ed Morrow an
the old log cabin"
Mr.. Morrow was introduced b
County School Superintendent A. I
Jones, who spoke of him as the chan
pion of the school children of Ker
lucky. Mr.. Jones declared that tn
recent textbook adoption made I'll
school children victims of diabolic'
political machine. Stanley, he d.
clared, did more harm to the scho'
children this year than the infiuen2
did last year.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
Christian Church.

This is the last Sunday of the quar-
ter. The time has come to reorganize
part of the Bible School. Some new
teachers have been selected. In order
that the new quarter may begin prop
erly every scholar should be present
on time. Though the places of classes
have been changed while repairing
work on building is being done, every
class will have a place. Parents see
that the children and yourselves are
present next Sunday.
Preaching both morning and even
ing in the Chapel of the church build
ing. This room is comfortable and
should be we'll filled with Worship
ers at both morning and evening SER
vice. Strangers are truly welcome.
A. F. STAHL, Minister
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
GREAT INCREASE IN
PENSIONS To VETERANS
Minimum Of $50 Per Month to Be Paid
Boys Of '65 Bill Provides.

Washington, September 25.-House
Pension committee reported favorably
Wednesday bill. granting minimum
monthly pension of $50 to the veterans
Of the war between the states. Their
widows would receive $50 a month,
and their children under 16 years Sc
month while nurses would receive
$50 a month. The measure would add
s65 100000 to the pension roll in its
first year.
The bill would grant $72 monthly
to all totally disabled veterans, and
$50 a month to those who suffer such
disability in service.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
TOOK COHEN's CLOTHES

Frankfort. Ky.-Joe Martin, Lexing-
ton, negro, was convicted by the
Franklin Circuit Court for petit lar
ceny and sentenced to one year in jail.
He is alleged to have stolen clothing
from Mt, Cohen. Commissioner OF
Agriculture. David Sales, negro hack
driver Of Lexington, was Indicted by
the Federal grand jury for selling In
toxicating liquors 10 soldiers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26

The first peace-time Red Cross en-
rollment of members announced for
November to IL makes clear the
fact that the Red Cross plans to go
for an indefinite period. There will
be annually one appeal for support Of
the organization through the renewal
of memberships to carry out the Red
Cross program for American people.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
lfE|;a!l!!5
Wholesale Crocers
FRIDGE WAVES
INFLAMMATION

The Augusta Chronicle says: Dew
ey Frodge, arrested last week upon
u charge preferred by the parents of
a young girl living in this county,
waived examination before Judge Glib
son at Brooksville, and was held to
the November grand jury in the sum
of $500, an uncle Of the young man
furnishing the bond. All of the par
ties connected with the case live near
Minerva.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
LAUGHTER KILLS
HER FATHER

Munsfordsville, KY, September "a
Pleas Logsdon, of Broad Ford, on NO
lin river, was shot and killed by his
widowed daughter, aged 2S, who made
her home with her father. 1t is said
that Logsden, holding the revolver in
his hand, threatened to assault his
daughter, but that she was too quick
for him and. graphing the pistol, turn
It on her father, killing him instantly.
The young woman was not arrested.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
The Little Brick Church.

During the past year the pastor has
preached at Dover fourth Sundays,
but his engagement with that church
has ceased and he will preach in
Maysville every Sunday, the present
year, therefore he will be in his pull
pit here Sunday in the morning at
1890 and in the evening at 1880.
The Sunday School service will be
held at the usual hour $50 a. m.
]. ]. D1CKEY, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
FIRE PREVENTION TO
BE SUBJECT OF SERMONS

Frankfort, Ky.-Designating Friday,
October 9, as Fire and Accident Pre-
vention Day, Governor James D. Black
issued proclamation requesting that
on the Sunday preceding that date,
short talks from various pulpits thru
out the state be made on fire proven
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
First Baptist Church.

There will be no preaching at this
church Sunday.
Sunday School at the usual hour
Sunday morning, Prof. w. ]. Capling-
err, Superintendent.
Baraca Glass at 9:45, Prof. R. Y.
Maxey, Assistant Teacher, will be in
charge.
Prayer Meeting on Thursday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Rev. ]. A. Davis
the new pastor, will attend the prayer
service.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26

Men enlisting now in the army, navy
or marine or marine corps will have
the same benefits of Red Cross Home
Service extended to them and to their
families, as was rendered during the
war to men in military and naval SER
vice.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26
First Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School $3.50 a. m, Jas. Z
Wood, Superintendent.
Preaching by pastor 10:45 a. m. an
1880 D. m.
Endeavor meeting 6:45 p. m.
All cordially invited to all services
JOHN BARBOUR, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-26

First M. L. Church, South.
The pastor, Rev. w. d. Welburn
will preach at 10:45 a. m. and 1880
p. m.
Miss Caroline Hall of Covington
will sing.
Sunday School at $50.
w. d. WELBURN, Pastor.