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|Marea adunare
din Akron, Ohio.

1ntre cei ce vor lua pa1te Ia
Marea Adunare Poporala din A.
ron, Ohio, care este aranja-
M de toate organizatiile locale,
intre altii va Fl 81 d-nul loan N.
Sufana, vice-presedintele Ligei
Rationale, care in ipsa presedin-
telui, care SO afla in Paris, este
capul executiv al organizatiei noa
sire politice din aceasta tara. Din
Cleveland, Ohio, va lua parte ~
rintele T. Rosca, secretarul scrip
tuIistic al Ligei Rationale; D-nul
Iulius E. v. Ioanovici, secretarnl
financiar al Ligei 81 sef- -redactor
al xiarului America; D-nul I.
Jivi-Banatanu 81 D-nul g. stancu-
lescu, redactori al ziarului IA
merica", 81, poate vor lua parte
81 alti vorbitori din alte orase.
Adunarea din Akron, Ohio, o sd
fie una dintre cele mai grandioase
adunari din cite s'au facut in a.
cest oras, din toate partile, din
'11nprejurimi, Rominii sd pregatesc
a lua parte Ia adunarea do Dumi-
neca, care Sc va incepe la orele
3 dupa aineazi precis. Dorul de a
auzi odata clar 81 pc intelesul tu
turor evenimentele prin care tire
ce neamul nostru, face pc frati:
nostri nerabdatori de a auzi pa
rerile oamenilor alesi in fruntea
lor.
De la aceasta adunare nu va
lipsi Moi un Romin adevarat.
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Spartacienii din Spandau (noud
mile in vest de Berlin) carl all a.
menintat Gu revolta, nu au luat nj
ci 0 tinuta dupa ce au fost indepar
tati prisonierii rusi.
Radicalii din alte parti ale Ger.
malrici all inceput sc ia afacerilt
in miinile lor. In Wuertemberg
diESii au declarat o greva generala
pentru ca Sc forteze guvernul Sc
primeasca socializarea industriilor
Lipsca, este sub dictatura q cine
communist. Guverhul Bavarian ;
poruncit ca fabricile din acel stat 81
urmeze munca productive pc bas,
comunistc. Soyietii din Saxonia a
semeni au poruncit ca fabricile 10,
Sc porneasca comuniza in felu
cum fac ccle din Bavaria.
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CHESI|A RUSEASCA DIN
|NOU IN DISCUT|E LA
|C0NFER|NTA De PACE.
De-: F. s. Ferguson,
United Press Stuff Correspondent

PARIS, 2o Martie. = Chestia
ruseasca din nou ia un loc promi-
nent i'll discntia conferintei de
pace.
Gu toate ca sitVatia. ruseasca a
fost discutata indeajuns, insa G.
venimentele noui se cred fl gu
mutt mai importaflte 81 mai mari
decit in trecut. Sc pare ca sunt
posibilitati (sa poate) ca in vii
torul apropiat sd sc formeze 81 0
politica ruseasca ceya. ce con
ferinta de pace nu a avut dc la
inceputul eli.
William Il. Bullitt, comisar,l1
special al delegatiei Americana
sd site ca a adus indarat din Ru.
sia cea mai buna oglinda a CON
ditiilor actuale din aceia tara. Sc
spune cd el a aflat o organizatie
shrprinzatoare in interior, in com
paratie Gu rapoartele sosite aici
| Aripa cea mai conservative &
rusilor RADICAL sc spunc ca cis
tiga control 81 sd stabileste 81
tuatie generala. ca o dovada de
sprc conditiilc din interior. trc
nurilc merg regniit, aiungind $
plecind la timpul Anumit din Pc
trograd 81 Moscovb. Taranii, els
,ltigiad .pamintnL~sl -stie. Cd Sc a
liaza Gu celc mai conservative ali
mente.
Bullltt petrecut o saptamln;
de zile in Petrograd fara Ca S:
fie prime.duit. aci a VENT sdii
Moscova. Ell a facut un rapport III
| formal unui sub-cOmitet. care V;
face un rapport formal, care s.
fie prezentat conferintei. El nu
avut autoritatc sd ncgocieze, ci
fost numai Ca un observator Ra
portul lui, orr cum, va avea eel
mai mare influenza asupra DIES
voltarilor, 81 sentimentele Sc par
ca lar Sc intorc indarat la idel
preconceput la inceputul confe
re,ltei - ca pacea lumei imposi
| bill de stabilit, daca nu Sc va is
prayi eli bolsevicii oare cum. :
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Din Austria

BERNA, II Martie. - In Aus
tria 81 Ceho-Slovachia revoltelc
bolsevice stau gaia sd isbucneas-
CD. Ori ce miscare in acele doua
tari contra guyernului de sovieSe
din Ungaria va Fl un seminal al
turburarilor.
Misiunea militara engleza de la
Viena a notificat guvernul ca ali
atii sunt gaia sd mareasca can't
tatea alimentelOr trebuincioasc
i'll Austria, daca Sc va mentinc
ordine.
In Viena tOate restaurantelc
sunt inchise, nu sunt carbuni 81
ratiile de carne au fost reduse la
o cit mai neinsemnata cantitatc.
Sc pare ca mare parte din po-
pulatie Incepe a asculta fagadu-
ellie bolsevicilor. Conform. unor
informatiuni primite din surse 81
gure, Fritz Adler Sc pregateste sd
porneasca revolutie contra ac-
tualului guvern austriac.
Socialigtii radicalis din Praga
Ger sd Sc decreteze imediat natio-
nalizarea gcnerala (exproprierea
absoluta). Intregul partid socia-
list ameninta Gu greva generaia,
daca cumva s'ar face incercarea
de a sc mobiliza trupe contra IN
gariei.
(NlSte rapoarte neconflrmate
anuntau ca 0 mare armata Ceho-
Slovaca 81 inceput invadarea
Ungariei, ocupind localitatea I'M
portanta Gu numele Raab, situat1
Ia calea jumatate intre Viena 81
Budapesta).
| Ultimele rapoartc sOsite alci iG.
dica CD republica sovietista dir
Russia pare aproape conservative
! fata de comunismul din Ungaria
Totul este facut proprietate pa
| blica 81 sa aplica cele mai aspr'
pedepse celor ce sc impotrlvesi
| intr'un fel sau altul.
| Sc zice ca Bella Kun. noul mi
nistru de externe, era la inchisoa
re in timpul cind contele Karoly
s'a decis sal predea guvernul.
Prietenii din Elvctia al fostulu
imparat Carol declara ca dinsu
va recunoaste ansamblul nationa
81 legalizarea detronarei sale, ia
ra insa a-si perde nadejdea ca po
porul austriac Isl va schimba cmt
va gindul. I'm timpul acesta din
sui va trai retras la castelul Par
ma. Fratele sau, arhiducele Max
e inca la Viena, insa sd prcgates
te sd renunte la toate drepturil
sale asupra tronului.
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TRoTZKY SPUNE CA TRUPE
LIE P0LoNEZE STUNT IN
4 0REVA.
COPENHAGA. % Martie.

COPENHAGA, 26 Martle. -
Ministrul de razboi Trotzky a
nuntat in un comunicat prin tc-
legrafia fara sirma Cd revofutia
sovietului din Galitia sd lateste.
Revolutia' incepuse la Brcho
bycz $50 mile in sud-vest de Lem
berg), dupa cum spune comuni
catul 81 Sc lateste 81 asupra veci
natatilor.
Trupele poloneze din Lembere
So spune CO s s'ar Fl declarat 81 eli
pentru revolutie 81 an declarat
|greva generala.
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OoNTESA DUSA LA CASA DE
NEBUNI.

CHICAGO, ILL, Is Martie.
Aurelia Bethlen, care pretinde ca
ar Fl contesa de Austria, a fost
dusa astazi la azilul de nebuni
din Chicago. Dinsa fusese aresta-
ta saptamina .trecuta de agentii
federali pentru ca = TRIMS prese.
dintelui Wilson nists scrisori q
meninta atoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-29
MIJLOACE PENTRU ADUCE-
REA LA RECON A BoLSEvI.
CIL0R.
LONDRA. q Martie. :

LONDRA, ~ Martle. Ala-
rele lui Lord Northcliffe al pu-
blicat astazi articoh strajnici IN
fayorul intrevenirei contra Boil
seyismnlui. ziarul Evening News
sugestioneaza folosirea de aero.
plane ca Gel mai grabnic mijloc
pentrn a aluce Ia recon pc Bol-
seyicii din Budapesta.
Tot ei sugestioneaza punerea
81 ldcrare y acelorasi mijloace
psntru ,,germanii tulburatorj'
eari yorbesc ri refuza Sd iscaleas'
* ratetpl de pace.
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AU OCUPAT SONDELE DE o
LEI.

BERNA, 2S NIartie. = Fortele
Bolsevicilor ruSi au patruns in
partea de est a Galitiei 81 ina
inteaza alta de repede, incit -
dupa cum spun rapoartele sosite
aici - Austria este amenintata.
Toate regiunilc mai de seama de
olei din Galitia stunt in mimi
lc lor.
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The only Roumanian Daily in U. S. and Canad;
CLEVELAND, O., SfMB % MARTIE 1919.
lmperatul Carol
fuge de bandit.

GENEVA, % Martie. - Temin-
du-se de a nu Fl asasinati, fostul
mparat 81 imparateasa Austriei
au fugit din castelul pc care-l o.
cupa in Elvetia. Sc zice ca Gu o
noapte mai inainte castelul fuse
sc atacat de niste oameni mascati.
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PROGRAMME SOCIA-
LIS'TILOR NOSTRI.
(Urmare.)

(Urn.oreJ
correspondent americana Costance
l)rexel, despre regina noastra la Paris:
Regina tmpure grele ll gndit
moda haineor din peze poarta
regtatea particular vorbeste dpre
durata de poporul Zicc Romnu fire bu
daoare rabd la toate dar oame Prvi or
din jurul prnita bine
cd VENT eaeana privat insa in tmpu
gindesc la mizeria ao i'll Eu cuget
reu sd fac sd alinez mizere
Deci ceti rat Romn cac
dupa Dec regina aarga 81
ajutor poporu mnd din tara ace
din tara Rominor rege Isl
Cum dac f aungat mai ceara autor pntru eli Cum va
rusne datorlor ump capul muncouui
romi astfel de muni9 De spunet advaru m
lea adevau cuvintu lu Dzeu pardon stu
nezeu Dzeul o dou argt
acoa earl ntotdaun 81 lusman
neamului
Ca Isl au din cele mioane doar inparte
koysly puten vedea pc pentru nunctor
desul sat ai adresa la doua e pomen pachet
din tr5doarea lor foae Deptarea All numai apeaza
lau munctoruu romn peste greutati
lar daca in dol stren razyrait
destul numai nstinze apoou Zamfirscu prn
oaa or afe sd declare ntrunr tutuor
oror romn din ace apo mrare caci poate
tie nrunre in New York lar milne piece cei din Fran
cisco d. ell merge face ca bne patt ajutat de tot
dusman neamulu romne carl in unle prn New York
Cleveland Philadelphia protestau unrei Romnior
degat dega la Washington opreasca
mnor lar vaznd eus fericeasca pc
romini
Deer Ronn adevaraul lor plan,
mav nforator pentru rominesc
at rt de tradatori in ppasia vau pregao drep
astaz train niste ze gree de crza oc
romini
tee dusmanor de acut, sa finn Ii
acoo daora f carui muncor romn alatu juru bar
baor de ncredere tot formam dul rcg
ranor Ferdinand bazeaz muntor romin sd utam
iora ca nc domnor romn serv nerese tara
nesi pima la Cuza Noda Cuza Noda o eel dn ndrazn
smuge averic della mpart taranor oropst
Cuza ani Pau ub adevarat pane or Oar cioco
au dusman pmui cind VENT la ndemina Tau prns au
, arestat 81 mai tirzu au alungat din tara.
Prn perderea lui Cuza parntee
au deve spn obrac lar aranul ramas sluga neni
losulu stapn
/ Muncior omn Fit constienti 81 destep
repeeze dureroasa agede munc ronn cac
de ami de suferDte muncor romn asaM
rege Ferdinand am puea Cuza ea taranor
STA auat tovares noyr SOCIALIST
din Detroit Noa Cu smuls avere mandsiro oroane
cocoor 81 Baronor 81 lea impar muncitori cee ge
agrara)
putea pc casa burghelor caci acea
Iva dusnan de dac putea Isl rabuna De find
smpaizeaza muntor apoi e cau
sprjneasca
Bugarou Rakoysky Budapesta
apnu adatorlor della Detroit nina nina
baroni regu muncoror romin apo
10 de nci
hrtia alba de dnaintea ocor Romnor
sen din America acoo apostolic ajua
dusmani regeu al neamuui tin intrunri iete
Romnor Romn consent lua parte ntreba
este panu lor de zice ceasc in
ntreba sd schimbe obu 81 legea aceste ar lar de
berarea popoaeo inrebat atunc cnd frat
nostri independent Trozky
declara rabo ST de zce Cd plan Sd e roa
ntreba ca M poate subjugarea neamului
Nota cu Sd va dye daca taca 81
lcum pierre fumul 81 Sd piece de dinanea munctorilor.
AZ. ,T1TAR, Bedford, Vte
" HI
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07
OUNCIL OF
NATIONAL
DEFEN Sc

1t has been suggested by sew
eral people that some speakers
should go out over the County
and make speeches iu favor of
the 20 cent road tax that is TO be
voted on Saturday, March 18th
After talking over the matter
with several people who are in
terested in this proposition car
ryirg, we have reached the con
clusion that the proposition IS so
plain, it is not necessary to 60
out and appeal to the people to
supper: this measure. 1t is just
sim ply a matter of deciding by
your vote whether you will accep,
State aid. or refuse 10 accept 1t,
and by accepting such aid. you
will not INCREASE your tax one
cent on the hundred dollars
worth of property.
Most of the speakers who could
be Undue ID to go out in this cam
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07

whlskey. He swore off Marshall
DeBord and the jury was sum-
moned by J. A Jones. Coroner.
They were COMP o 'ed CT NC Sow
der. K. L. Lapgford. ]. H. Bull
lock, G.. B Cotton. William Wal
lin, George D. PitTan. After his
acqulttal the package of whiskey
was turned over to him. He was
represented by Atty. Z. c. Viii
liamS.
Frank Mullins was tried by
jury on a charge of having whis-
key for the purpose of sale and
was acquitted He was found not
to have had any whiskey in his
possession when apprehended
The jury that tried him was Viii
liam De Bord, j. c. Rymal, 5.
Niece. John French, c. c. Jones
and Walter Miller. He was de.
Tended by c. G.. Williams.
On the night that Dooley Child.
ress was arrested there was a
package of whiskey found by
Wade Livesay and P. D. DeBord
near the depot and was said tt
contain n quarts. This whiske'
was not claimed by anyone and
no satisfactory explanation ha'
been made by the court as TO VIVA
disposition was made of same.
The jury in the Frank Mullins
case is only quoted from memory
of the court.
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Nc Clure, attorneys, and was &C.
quilted.
John Angle, charged with sell
ing whiskey did not answer His
bond was forfeited and he was
fined 800 and ten days in jail He
was later arrested and is now
serving his sentence.
Bill Mckinney was charged
with selling whi.kay, tried by a
jury, given ten days in Jail and
fined 500. He was not represen :
ed by any attorney.
Temps Howard. charged with
selling whiskey, was tried by a
jury, fined 500 and given ten
days in Jail. He was not repre-
scented by any attorney.
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he staked his political future on
his sonal judgment and 'set
his face like a flint" to go to what
seemed not unlikely to be his
crucifxion.
Arriving at the "helI of honor,
he was met with suspicion of h's
motives. While the muliitu~ es
greeted him with wild applause.
their leaders held their weap II s
of criticism behind their bac. :
to knife him if he tried to &; :
tate or deceive His first, pt r
haps his greatest, triumph Was
disarming this suspicion will n
smile and wi b spirilu sirccr
ity and serenity that could no;
be resisted.
Ard then began that mighty
struggle with the judgments and
the wills of the giants of the
political world--Lloyd Geof &c.
Clemenceau and the innumerable
representatives of the European
Powers. Having won their con
fidence by use Of every weapon
ever uSud in such a struggle,
he tlc'lled the obstacles which
divided the nations like mountain
barr ier:. The conflicting inter-
ests " Itch had to be harmonized,
the 4lousies which had to be
allaycd, the animosities which
had 10 be paclfed, where such
as never confronted the souls of
men N all the world before.
And yet, so far as we can
learn. the valiant warrior never
lowered his sword nor trailed
his banner in the dust. Serene,
invincible and imperturable, he
cut and thrust and parried
until his enemies laid down their
weapons and the obstacles to
his endeavors vanished.
IL was great fight and a
glorious victory, but a sterner
test of the warriors skill and
awaits him here at
home.-Cinclnnati Enquirer.
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Since February FL, the follow
ing cases have been tried in the
County Court:
George Fredericks, who was
apprehended between Drodhead
and Mt Vernon with quantity
of whiskev in his possession. He
pleaded guilty to the charge of
having a,quantity of whiskey in
his possession for sale and was
fined 500 aud ten days in Jail.
The whiskey was coniscated and
is now in possession of the Coun.
ty Court.
February 22nd, Art Mcdaniel
was tried by jury composed of
Mitchell Norton, Pete Lear, JACK
Norton, Jr., Joe Mckenzie. Har-
vey Berry, William Livesay, IT..
on charge of selling whiskey
He was represented bv T. ]. Nice.
ley and H. 7. Mcclure and &C
quilted.
Nath Mcdaniel was tried by a
jury composed of z Limerick,
Ambrose Sexton, Press Fraiiick,
e. w. Mullins, Guard Hansell
and Walk Prewitt. on a charge of
selliu G whiskey. He was repre-
sen ted by T. ] Niceley and H. J.
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will send int her body the
breath of life. We must not let
people move away, but reach out
and get others 10 come in.
There are great possibilities
in this town and county il our
people but wake up and bestir
themselves. The town that does
not have public improvements
going on is going back. A
town is exactly like an indiyidu-
al, = it either advances or gets
worse.
Citizens, VIII is old Mount
Vernon doing? Is she growing
as fast as she ought to, and if
not, why not? Think it over
seriously.
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pounccd and not denied that the
afcl esaid Eli is to manage the
campaign of Judge John D. Car
roll for Go 'ernor. Nuf sed I!
Judge Crrroll is the learned
Chief Justice of the Court Of
Appeals. but great judges have
ncser been successful candidates
or M de wise executives. There
was Judge Alton B Parker.
sna .,heu from The Supreme
Court from the State of New
York, and nomir aied by the
democrats for President, but
Roosevelt beat him to a FRAGILE.
Hon William Howard Taft. the
great Federal Judge. ran last in
the race for President against
Theodore Roosevelt and Wood
row Wilson. Then came Charles
Evans Hughes. nominated for
President while member of
the Supreme Court of the United
States. He resigned the day he
was nominated and Immediately
began his campaign for President
only to end in defeat. Judge
Ed O. Rear, of our own Common
wealth, was nominated for Gov
ernor while Judge of the Court
of Appeals He ran,-yes he ran.
only to lose the Governorship.
The selection of Eli Brown to
manage his campaign should be
enough to defeat Judge Carroll,
but his judicial position and his
reputation as a great Judge will
also contribute to his defeat for
the democratic nomination.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07

THE day of the wire-puller
and political trickster has gone.
No longer will the official fixer
be tolerated. The bosses for
revenue only are to be driven off
the political field. The candidate
who mixes with such should oe
overwhelmingly repudiated.
There stands Eli.--get-there
Eli, -Stanley's favo lite attorn ey
AMI side. counsellor, the RI. Hon.
Eli Brown. 1t has been an
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07
A GOOD FIGHTER.

- All decent men, and even WON.
en-, admire a noble and courage
Gus fighter, whether on the field
of battle, in the business arena,
on the floor Of public debate or
in the subtle duels of the council
chamber.
Whatever opinion any one may
have of the character, talents or
temperaments OF Woodrow Will
son, no open minded observer
can deny that he has put up a
glorious fight against what have
seemed lnsuperable obstacles and
invincible enemies in his efforts
to promote League Of Nations.
AS an exhibition of determined
purpose OF indomitable cou. age.
OF the skillful use of weapons, of
an Endurance that has no limita-
tions, the fight which this man of
peace has put up must appear to
all capable observers as brilliant
and as fascinating as the contest
between David and Goliath,
Archilles and Hector. Napoleon
and the Duke of Wellington, or
even Marshal Foch and General
hindenburg.
In the first place, he had to
encoun ter the opposition OF his
own constituency, even to his
ooinp fo rhe fold of hattIo bnt
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07

AT pressut Kentucky has only
one United States Senator and
his name is +. c. w. Beckham.
Last November, the voters of the
state elected A. o. Stanley for
the term beginning last Tuesday.
Mxrch 4th. For some reason,
not yet explained by him, he did
not take his seat. as required by
law. Had Stanley done as direct
ed blythe people, Lieutenant Gov.
error Black would now be Cover.
nor. Did Stanley deliberately re
fuse to qualify as Senator to
keep Black out of the Governor S
chair? Yet We know four years
ago Stanley grasped Blacks hand
and said to him that he, Black,
had elected him Governor.
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paign, would be from Brodhead,
Mt Vernon or Livingston. and
this might make the impression
that the towns were especially
interested in the tax proposition
carry ing. and cause some country
people to believe it was not to
their best interest to vote in favor
of this tax, when in point of fact,
the people in the country would
receive more benefit from road
improvements than the citizens of
the town. The men who use
teams in hauling merchandise
from depots. hauling lumber, ties,
cord wood, etc to shipping points
and men who haul coaf are the
men who directly receive most
benefit from good roads. The
farmer also, is materially benefited
by any improvements in the road
between his house aud the market
church or school. All of these
people live in the country. and it
appears to Us that it would be an
imposition on these citizens ito
ask them to come out and hear
speaking on a quest on which is
of first importance to them from
a business standpoint as well as
the general upbuilding of the
county, so for this reason, it has
been decided not to put on any
campaign asking people to vote
in favor of this issue, but leave it
up to their better judgment, and
ask them TO investigate the pro-
position as set forth under the
late law and if the people from
the country vote it down and
fail to get the benefit of the State
aid and Improvement on the roads
in every section of the County,
the people, of the town will be
satisfied with this decision, and
can most aSsuredly put up with
bad roads if the country people
can, but reports from all parts of
the County iEd'cate that the best
citizens ard those who under
stand the provisions of the Law
are expressing themselves as
heartily in favor of this issue
carrying. and we predict that
should the election come today, it
would carry by a big majority.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07

Listen citiz .us. listen! Mount
Vernon seems not only to be
sleeping, but appears absolute
ly lifeless. 1t is sadly in need
of some one or more who can and
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

The next time you have a
cough or cold Try Chamberlain's
Co Ugh Remedy. 1t is pleasant
to take and you are sure to be
pl ased with the rehefEhich it
affords. This remedy has a
wi reputation for its cures of
cJughS and colds.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.

H. j. Mcclure was tried and
fined 500 aud twenty days in Jail
A motion was made for a new
trial which was overruled by the
Court, and then his attorneys
gave notice ofan appeal to the
Court of Appeals ON the grounds
that the charges in the indict-
ment were not the charges prov
en-, and there was a variation in
pleading and proof. and not hav-
ing time to get up the bill of ex-
ceptions at this term of Court, re-
quested me until the next term
to prepare the bill of exceptions.
which the Court properly grant
ed. Mcclure having filled bond.
This case known as the Hob
Case will take its regular course
through the higher courts. Judge
L. w. Bethprum defended him
before the jury.
James Denney was tried on
charge of selling whiskey and &C.
quilted by the jury. He was de-
Tended by Judge L. w. Bethurum
Nath Doan and Wyatte Allen
were each fined 500 and ten days
in Jail. These men were both re-
leased from Jail before the expira-
tion of the twenty days No sat
isfactory explanation has been
made as to their release, as we
understand the Governor has in
every instance failed and refused
to pardon a man charged with
violating the whiskey law.
The Police Court of Mt. Vernon
Dooley Childress was tried on a
charge of having whiskey in his
possession for sale and acquitted
He had been arrested by Wade
Llvesay and P D. DeBord, having
IN his DOSSeSSiOn ID ou,rtS of
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-07
Anti.Boot|eggiing
Committee.

THIS COLUMN is EDITED BY
THE COMMITTEE TO HELP
SUPPRESS THE SALE OF
WHISKEY, AND THIS PA
PER ISM WAY RESPON
SlBLE FOR ANY REPORT In
THIS COLUMN.