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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27
MAMIE KEITH BOULDEN BURIED
SUNDAY

Mamie Keith Boulden, bright little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett
Boulden, of Forest avenue, who died
at the home of her parents Friday
evening, was buried in the Maysville
cemetery Sunday afternoon. Many
friends of the family were at the grave
where short services were held.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27
MANY GO TO FLEMING

Monday was County Court and stock
sales day at Flemingsburg. A num-
ber of our local business men and
traders went to the Fleming county
seat for the day. Those returning
early report more people attending
the stock sales than were expected be-
cause Of health conditions throughout
the county.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27
ROAD SHOW COMES WELL
RECOMMENDED

The Majestic Road Show will be the
big feature at the Washington Theater
Monday and Tuesday and comes well
recommended. Manager Russell this
morning received the following from
the manager of the Grand Theater in
Hamilton, Ohio:
N"Your house is due to give the Ma
jestic Road Show capacity houses
They deserve 1t. A high class show
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27
SHELL FROM CHATEAU THIRRRY
ON DISPLAY HERE :.

A shell picked up on the battlefield
of Chateau Thierry by Henry Farrow,
Maysville man now In France, which
was sent by him to his sister here as
a relic of the war, is being displayed
In the East window Of the MaysvilIe
Suit and Dry Goods Company and Is
attracting much attention.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27
WANT OFFICERS TO GET PER.
FECTLY WELL

Fire Chief Ruliff Newell and Police
Sergeatn James Mackey have both
been confined to their homes for some
time on account of sickness but are
both now improving and about ready
to resume their work. Mayor Russell
sent both officers word this morning
to stay in until they were perfectly
we'll and that If either showed up on
the job within the next few days he
would suspend them.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27

Former County JaiIer John Eitel,
in charge of the wagons at the Grow
ers tobacco warehouse. met with a
rather painful accident Saturday at
the warehouse when he was crushed
between two large tobacco wagons
and sustained two broken ribs.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27
CAMPBELL.RASH

Mr.. Charles w. Rash, aged 10, and
MAs Cynthia Campbell, aged 1S, both
of this city, were married in the Coun-
ty Clerks office this afternoon by
County Judge H. P. Purnell.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

Stated meeting of Maysville Com
mandery No. 10 this evening at Z
o'clock. All Knights urged to attend.
c. P. RASP. Commander.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27

Car Fancy Northern Potatoes, $50
psund bass ~ buy quick. price ~.
'snsus iAst R LEE LovEL.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27
HAS BEEN DOING BROADWAY

City Attorney Charles L. DAILY, has
returned from New York where he has
been for several days on legal busi-
ness,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27

oinoer Dudley BIoonhuR remains
! eFllieaiIy III u hIs home IN Fourth
ufroot. !.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-27

Attorney A. d. Cole Is In Falmouth
today on legal business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ELECT OFFICERS

Damon Lodge No. 13 knights OF
Pythias met last night in their Castle
Hall on East Intendancia street with
an unusually large attendance. me
regular business of the lodge was dis
posed of and then the semi-annuai
election of the officers of the lodge for
the ensuing term was held the
following officers were elected:
W. c. Campbell. c. c.: l.. l.. Borras.
V. c.: H. L. Campbell, Prelate; j. S.
Majors. NJ. of w; Abe Daniels. NJ of
E.; B. V Holland. NJ. of F. and X. of r.
and s.; s. NJ. Wallace. Master at Arms;
H. G. Champlaine. l. c.; S. l.. Wallace,
O. c.; Jas. Largue, NJ. Q. Brawner
and r. D. Jones, Delegates to Grand
Lodge: w. w. Day, E. T.. Johnston and
Abe Daniels. Alternates to delegates
to grand lodge: E. b. Calhoun, Jas.
Largue and Il. d. Jones, Trustees: w.
L. Meyer A. Zelius, ST., and NJ. o.
Brawner. w. and O. Trustees; II. H.
Burkette, Hall Trustee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03
LOCAL MARKETS,
Wholesale.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03

For "a hours ending I p. m o.
Total for this month to p. M o..
Normal for December All inches
Accumulated excess this year to
date 24.13.
HI Nudity:
a. M, 7s: IL noon, II; p. m. 81.
BAROMETER:
!. a. m. 1927; p. M, 1925.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03
KLONDYKE

klondyke, Dec 2-Rev. L. Brock, of
Gonzalez preached an excellent SER
mon here Sunday.
/ Mr.. Clyde Synth, of Muscogee,
called on Mr.. J. Mccall Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Carl West and his niece, Miss
Rubie Hawkins. Mr. Ralph and Mrs.
Briton and Miss Unice Snowden visit
ed relatives in Pensacola Sunday.
Miss Marie Hall and little Flora Nc
Call returned after a delightful three
days visit with relatives in Pensacola.
Mr.. Percy Resmondy and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Res
mondy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Diamond
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03

Mrs. II. Yonker spent last week al
the home of her father, Mr.. w q
Weaver
Mr.. H Taylor. Mrs. III. Gibbs and
Mrs. E. Yonkers spent the day with
Mrs. C. L. Taylor, last Thursday
Miss Matte Bailey called on Miss
Mackeen Dawkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Lindsy, M-. J.
Bailey and Mr. Allen Chestnut, of
Pensacola spent the day with Mrs.
Lindsy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. n. II.
Bailey.
Mr. James Snowden and son. Briton,
spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. a. III
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03

Bailey.
Mr.. Lacy Bailey and Mr.. coorr.
Hammond, of Gonzalez visited Mr. 4
H. Bailey. Thursday
Mrs. A H. Bailey called on Mrs. s
a. Mccall Sunday afternoon
Mrs. w. a Shelby and daughter
Rosa called on Mrs. H. Bailey. Thurs.
day night
Misses Rubie and Aackeen Daw,-s,.
spent one night last week with tbs
Misses Stella and Eta Weaver.
Mrs. H. Yonker and her sister. N;s,
Stella Weaver, and Mrs. Hoilon v:zj-a5
friends at Beulah Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03

New York, Dec. 2--The cotton mar
ket showed renewed firmness, open
ing 10 to 50 points higher on buying
promoted by the settlement OF the
New England strike, relatively firm
ca bies and reports of spot demand De-
eember touched $500 another new
record. January sold at 1915 and
March at 34.77 or 40 10 so points net
higher.
The forenoon advance extended 10
SO. % for December or IS points net
higher. while later months sold ao TO
II points advance. There was mucn
realizing at this level and reactions OF
Is 70 90 points followed the publica-
ton of the presidents message
Chicago Dec. although some
hesita ton at first in the corn market
today resulted from severe depression
of foreign exchange, and from lower
quotations on hogs, corn soon took a
decided upturn in prices. opening
pr,ces which ranged for lac decline
to CSC advance were followed by ma
terial gains all around.
Oats rose with corn.
A big decrease shown in the STOCK
of short ribs here tended TO lie pro-
visions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03
ALL Ex-SERyICE MEN
URGED TO MEET TONIGHT

There will be mass meeting OF ali
ex-seryice men of the Army, Navy ana
Marine Corps tonight at S O'CLOCK at
the Army ard Navy club. The meeting
is called for the purpose of taking up
vital subjects and the presence OF
every ex-service man and evel mem
Der of the American Legion NGurged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03
TAKE THREE STRAIGHT
!. FROM RAILROAD TOPPLERS AT PASTIME

The Electrics took three straiginfs
from the l. & y. bowlers last night
at the Pastime Bowling alleys Sharp
less led with the highest score of 500
followed by Ransberger with sos and
Freeman with $50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03

The quotations OF the local whole
sale markets remained firm yesterday.
Produce. .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03

Fully middling ...... 1885
MiddIing 34.46
Low middiing 22.31
Good ordinary 1886
Ordinary 1856
Sales 10000 bales, including $500
American.
Receipts $1,000 bales. including Co.
roo American.
Futures closed firm:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-03

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ter Nc. $685. Reserve District
Report
The American National Bank
Charter No. 5603.
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RESOURCES.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28
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DEN FARMARU.

Ma statnf zemedelske pokus
ne stanici v Strongsville bude
v utery konan jakysi Sized far
maru z Cuyahoga okresu. Pet
set majitelu velkych farem
bylo pozvano statnim zemedel
skym dradem, Ntery V utery
vysle do Strongsville nekolik
svych odbornikG, ably nasim
rolnikum poradi,i ohledne nej-
novejsiho systemu pestovani
psenice, orani a hnojeni
poll. Prijedou prafesori re stat
nj hospodarske skoly V CoIum
bus, PIP. Harder a Barker, kite
Fl budou "a literniho sjezdu v
Strongsville pTednaseti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28
CELODENNNf VYCHAZKU

podnikne Ultra Sokol Havlicek
ma Brozovu farmu, Stop is,
Kinsman Road. Vychazka po-
radana je tez ku .pocte a ma
uvitanou dosud vratiysich Sc
Sokolu z kanadske a americke
armady, kteryzto program pfi-
Ivabi zajiste cetne prlznivcu
'jak Sokolstva, TAX nasich do
brovolnikG ma vyseuvedene w
letnl misto, kamz mono pou-
zfti kary Chagrin Falls linie.
Mfsto bude praporky oznaceno
a netreba ami zvlaste pozna-
menavati, ze poradatele prichy
stall vyletnikGm dobre obcer-
stvenf, nevyjimaje ami Pab-
stova leZaku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28
DEN CESKOSLOVENSKYCH DiTEk

Po vysechnut ST. Novakove, zastupkyne DR.. AL Masa-
rykove zde Amerce, vyliceni vsech hrz urpeni
dostaku ceskosovenskych d6 uradiy "Vceky by bya
dana prilezost nasm Ceskoamerckym deem; ably
nly Sc ez nynes pomocne akce At histor svea mnze
byt zaznamenano, re nase mladez nam staa po boku
pravena pomoc kdyz vykrik nevinnych rpch det nam
dolehl
Divky mladfc
Pfebere Vas zasobu sastva prada obuvi co myslite-
ze jest snad pospnen6, vycistte to- nebo mdzete tim
skem prada neb sastva Zachran da eXstenc dvky neb
madka. Vyprav6la ST. Novakova, ze m6la saros 400
det madez cd IA do 18 let Ty musey bt zavfeny jako
trestanc enom proto re nemoha sehnat nenune
81 Gem by mohy uici by je moha umistit skole
cenf pod.
mnoho-l tsc jest akovych skupin, kde beze vsi vny
sou nuceny byt zavreny? pomoz miles, neber
zadny ma svedomi zkazu TECH mz mGzes ehce bez
nemensiho ublizeni sobe.
nasi male drobotne.
Devcatka chlapc Vam ie dana pfezitost pomoci
maym darkem Vasim druzkam druhdm te nezname dace
Az dosanet petak neb desat ce-cream neb moving
picture kupte to kousek mydla iste re bude Vas
Ike tesit, kdyz tim nekomu pomGzete
Zajist6 re mnohe Vas widely jste svoji matcku szet
kdyz mluvi deech mali hlad re Sc ner1a do echo
object, re chodeji necstote.
Tia macka pri tom mysi ma Vas by Vas uchrana vseho
pr cemz byste trpely
nyn mile dtky pfedstavte ST. ze te zemi odkud Va
81 rodice pfisl neb babcka dedousek vym domovem
va re jest sice maek ktere mali dtky take rady
jako Vas Vase maticka pacou mad nm ponevadz jim
mohou pomoc, kdyz Jim hladem zmira naruc kdyz Sc
zimou tresou kdyz necistote museji byt.
Deti: Jste re neradi vide Shy ocich sve matcky.
Pomozte necm tenn dkam Ceskosovenskym ably rozjas
niy tvafe tech jech matek kdykov bude sma Vase
matka vzpomente ST. ze tax asi usmvala n6kera matt
cka kdyz obdrzea Vas darecek kerym mlze pfieps
dit6ti. ~s ~ sGEs&SeNeFW
Pozadete rodice ably Vam darova nejaky obnos "a
ktery byste molly koupt Dnes cervna sou zad
MIN sale Probuova Vcelkami" prmany pakovany vsech
ny darky prinesene.
Prosime Ct rodce, by uvedene diva dni posa neb pf
ved sve dky do Probulova mydem neb uterakem nebot
to jsou vec ktere sou dany deskemu dorostu oparen
Protoz ditky, hedte at Sc Cleveandu vyse mono
nevic beden mydem, by byo dokazano ze de Cevean
du ucej Gift miovat vast narod Ceskoslovensky
MARIE ZEMANOVA pied. MARIE VANECKOVA tai
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ZAVER CINNOSTI MESTSKE
VALECNE KOMISE.

Clenove mestske valecne ko
mise konali vcera posledni
svou 1redni schulz, nacez ko-
mise mayorem Davisem byla
rozpustena, cimz We skutecno-
sti pfestala existovat. Ma wee
rejsi schlzi posledni podileli
Sc mimo mayora Genove OBJ
chodni komory J. C.. Marks,
Charles L. Adams, P. L. Feiss
a M. Voil. Ucelem mayorovy
valecne rady bylo pomahati
die moznosti lraddm vo.jen-
skym, zvlaste odvodnim, jakoz
j starat Sc 0 brance z vojny do
md Sc vracejici, kterezto funk
ce vykonavala valecna komi-
sc ochotne nezistne.
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DO ZAHRADY SINE SOKOL

Sokolska zahrada ma Clark
Ave. bude Ultra opet vyletni-
ky zaplnena. Rad Cesti Bratri
konaji v nj vyrocni piknik, je-
hoz zacatek ustanocen ma 2.
hodinu odpO,edni a k nemuz
Pichertuv orchestr byl engazo
van. Vsecky predchazejici
vyletnl programu radu Cas-
kych bratri Sc vydarily a proto
lie urcite ocekavati, ze i Ii.
trejsi jeho zabava v zahradf
sine Sokol bude prijemna, sr.
decna a osvezujici.
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VYLET TABORITU.
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DRUzSTVO CESKO-NAROD
MILO DOMU.

vyleti 81 Ultra ma farmu p. Mar
ka do Independence, O. Bude
to velky spolecensky piknik do
nezkalene prirody a pone-
vadz vyietni vybor zajistil vse,
co by ucastniky pobaviti mo-
hlo, nelze pochybovat " L.
speech dokonaly, zvlaste pakli
povetrnost bude prizniva a hfe
jive slunko zas z mrakG sc Wy
nori. Pofadatele ocekavaji We
ke ncastenstvi, cimz dobremu
ucelu ma byti poslouzeno.
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DEN FARMARU.
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ucti Ce3ke Narodni Sdruzeni v
nedeli, dne 6. cervence, t.. r.
poradanim slavnostniho vece-
ra " Ceske Narodni Sini, "a
spolupGsobeni mistnfch pred
mich sill umeleckych a. recnlku
PIP. Karla Pelanta z Prahy a
Josefa Jiriho Krale z Washing
tonu.
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni "a
da timto vsechny nase sbory a
organisace, jakoz i nejsirsi ce-
skou verejnost, ably Sc teto o.
slavy co nejhojneji sucastnily,
tax ably jeji moralni dspech
byl co mono nejvetsi. Vstup
bude volny.
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denni vylet ma. farmu pana
Mannena ma Lee rd. k nemuz
ucinila rozsahle pfipravy a ri
skala kapelu pana Trousila.
Pov6trnostni v6Stec slibuje IL
trku priznivou povetrnost a
tim zdar vsem vyjizdkam a pi
knik1m. Vybor loze Bojovnici
Svobody obstaral k zitrejsimu
dnu vsechny nutne attrakce,
neni tudiz pochyby, re bude
vysledkem vyletniho sveho pod
niku dokonale spokojen.
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500. 900 MA MEMORIAL Me-
MOCNICI.
Ackoliv sbtraci kampan We
prospech stavby vojenske Me-
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ICNOROvANf zALOR SPE.
CIELNf POROTY.
Riditel Sprosty vysvstluje svs
stanovisko vefejnosti.

Specielni porota vydala sve
no casu IL zalob proti profe-
sioenlnim ruciteldm, pochybu-,
je Sc vsak, ze zaloby 'ty budou
kdy projednavany. Okresni Ia
lobce- specielni porotou rovnez
narknuty odrtira totiz zaloba
mi temi Sc zabyvati specielni
zalobci Day a Wilkin pravi, re
syou povinnost skoncili speci-
elnim porotnim vysetrovanim.
Pakli tedy specielnich zalobI
neujme sc statnf naWiadni
Price, specielne obzalovani Wy
hnou Sc prelfcenf a tim We sku
tecnosti vysetrovanl specielnl
poroty Dude bezcenne. Okresni
zalobce Doerfler, jehoz speciel
nj porota resignaci pozadala,
ma odstoupeni uradu vubec
nemysli a rovnez mayor Davis
nechce ably Glen jeho kabinetu
riditel Sprosty uradu Sc vidal.
Situace zIstava tudiz jako
pred vysetrovanfm specielnf
poroty, kterezto vySstrovani
prfcin zlocinne vlny v meste
pohltilo mnoho penez a posud
vysetrovanim tim mic nebylo
docileno. Advokatni komora
bude Sc zabyvat vynosem spe-
cie!ni poroty v pondelf a svaz
anglikanskych cirkvi Ultra. O.
be telesa budou patrne zadati,
ably vynos specielni poroty byl
n6jakym zpdsobem proveden.
Riditel Sprosty vydal vcera
jakesi provolani, v nemz vuci
verejnosti haji dosavadni tired
nj svou cinnost, kterezto pro-
hlaseni jest jakymsi dopln-
KEN udani mayora Davise,
jenz cinnost p. Spro5tyho haji
a resignaci riditele bezpecnost
niho Department. nebude po-
zadovati. Pan Sprosty We SVEN
vcerejsi mprohlaseni pozname-
nava, re byl specielni porotou
kritisovan nespravedlive. Sve
povinosti zastaval vzdy cestne
bez bazne kritika specielni
poroty je pry We skutecnostG,
opakovani utokd pred trent lie
ty ma detektivni a mravnostni
Getty podnikanych. Hned ma
pocatku .jeho 1radovani potla
ceny byly pokoutni "hotely"
Norman, Laure,a, King, Irena,
Panghorn, resort Blanky Davi-
sove, Darlingove, lie Bay atd.,
kterezto lokaly pfedchazeji-
elm pol. riditelem trp6ny byly.
Ia jeho (p. Sprostyho) rizeni
potlaceno bylo hazardnictvi
We velkopanskych klubovnach
jako Athletic, Majestic, Miles
Track, Walnut atd. Ridite
Spros,y We SVEN prohlaseni re
Nn6z poznamenava, ze povalei
ne pomery mely primy vliv ma
tax zvanou vlnu zlocinG meier
zde, nybrz jinych amer
mestech. On sam cinil vse mo-
ne, ably podobna vlna byla po
tirana vzdor tomu, ze cleve
landska policejni moe jest po
mern6 nedostatecna. Pres t.
pres vse vykonnost nasi polici'
je shbna verejna kritika n,
NIUE il zadnou necestnost wy
Cisti.
,Zminene prohlaseni pana A
B. Sprostyho rozeslano v oti
sclch ruznym verejnym organ
sacim, jakoz casopisum a ce
KEN cinilo dobry DOZEN.
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ZAVER CINNOSTI MESTSKI
VALECNE KOMISE.
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UPOZORNENl CT. CESKO-SLOVENSKE
VEREJNOSTI MA ZAPADNf STRANE!
SOkOl Nova Vlast
svolava
Verejnou SCHULZ

pri ktere bude prednaseti 6esl<y zurnalista p.
Gust. Smejc, zastupce dslnictva a malozivnost
nictva Ceskoslovenske Republice. = SchIze
Sc kona hlavni dvorane Ceske Sine Sokol ma
Clark Ave. DNES presne $3.50 hodin vecer.
Pokrokovi Cechoslovaci ma sva mista!
"a Sokol Nova Vlast
Vzdslavaci Odbor.
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Loze Bojovnici Svobody j.,
TaboritG uspofada Ultra cello
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28

mortal nemocnice zahajena te
prve pred tydnem, do dneSka
skolektovano bylo jiz 100000
tedy tretina castky. Sb6raci
vybor hodla totiz 100000 Sc
hnati a Sc stavbou nemocnice
pristi jaro zapocit. Pravnik
Vroman, Glen amerikanisacni-
no vyboru, .je riditelem nemoc
nicnl kampane.
IWSS [it] IWSS
NEPRfJEMNY HOST.
DO obydli pani >Otilie Zako-
We, 4910 Myrtle Ave. vlamal
Sc vcera casn6 rano nejaky ci
zinec, jenz ukradl penezenku
$15 obsahujici. Kradez byla
reportovana policii sesteho
'precinktu.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-15
NO AlRpLANEs FOR GERMANY
She Must Deliver What She Has to
the Allies.

Paris. Wednesday, March l2.-Ger
many must deliver all airplanes to
the allies and must prohibit the CON
s,ruction Of other airplanes until the
conclusion OF peace, the supreme war
council decided today in adopting the
aerial terms to be imposed on Ger
many in the preliminary peace.
The terms do not decide the future
fate of the airplanes. which may
e ther be destroyed or divided
among the allies. The British and
American delegates brought up the
question OF a distinction between
commercial aerial navigation, who Il
viii be authorized for Germany after
conclusion OF peace under certain
guarantees, and military aerial navl'
CATION. which will be prohibited
The council decided to send an
aercnautic commission to Germany
to investigate the question OF COM
mercial aerial navigation. Deputy
Aubigny Of the French chamber will
be the chairman
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-15
o FowNAL


The funeral Of Mrs Harriet Prindle
was largely attended Wednesday az
tornoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J w. Gardner, Rev DR., Clare OF
North Adams oflciated The floral
tributes were beautiful y delegation
Of the w C. T. L. were present and
placed white carnations on the
casket as this IS their custom when
one OF their members passes away
Burial was at willlamstown, Mass,
Mrs. 4. A. Mason IS in critical
condition. DR.. Nelson of Williams
town attends her
Herman Whitney Of North West
Hill has scarlet fever
G. II. Dunn and family will move to
the farm Of d. T. Bates, April LIST.
Mrs. Rosalthia Jepson has gone to
Mechanicville to visit her daughter
Miss Mary Parker IS visiting her
niece. Mrs. Abner Towne in Althol,
Mass.
Mrs. Bissell Of vancour, n. v, is
the guest OF Mrs. kingman Golledge.
Miss Addie Golledgc Is at her home
for three weeks vacation.
Mr. and olrs Sanborn have, pur-
chased n farm near Schenectady and
have gone TO make, Z, their home
there.
The funeral of Miss Alice Myers
will 10 held from her late home Fri
day afternoon Rev. KIngman Col
ledge will oliciatc aud the remains
will DO placed in the family lot al
Oak Hill cemetery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-15
LESS CANCER IN BERLIN
eolshevlsm ls Not SO Greatly
Feared.

Bolshevlsm ls Not SO Sreaty
Feared.
Coblenz. March 1S.--"With the re-
storatlon OF order in Berlin the OF
fetal army bulletin says today there
are many expressions of satisfaction
that the dangers of bolshovism are
pas sing in Germany. Although mar
,ial law rules Berlin, Il is believed
the worst period OF danger is over
A few days OF nrmnoss by Herr
Noske. the military secretary, mas
done mere than the temporlzing poh'
CIV Of the government accomplished in
four months.
Naturally. the great majority OF
the Germans want u strong aud or
Gorly government. Whenever there
Is order. the German does what he
can TO make tlH most Of the situation
and 70 revive business. lie IS ac'
customed to letting someone else do
his politics for him and TO attend
no keeping order He wants 10 maze
money ord TO have government
That will keep order end look ou' for
mis- interests. Thc impUial goroir'
ment did both. and 1, lho republic
cannot do as Vol hr viii inquire the
reasons Why
"Thanks 90 lcrr NosAo .ae gov
anmcnt has . new lease OF lie 4
mnst now ac' vigorously TO feed tle
pecMc ana 90 keep order cr ro
nevel outbreaks may Dec cvnoctOl
Notwithstanding enc innate desire of
liho typical German TO pursue his
bu.iness undistuthod
By contract with ihis chcory oDln
ION. the German nress IN the occu
/ pied area continues to take the gloom
lest view Of the situation It prophe
sizes general strikes OF increasing vic
fence and outbreaks OF bolshevism
The Cologne Gazette compares tn,
recent berlin phenomena to the las