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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
COUNTY PRISONERS
HAVE TURKEY FEED
Sheriff Hastings Provides Feast and
Christmas Cheer for HIS Wards.

Dinner was served to twcnty-four
prisoners at the county jail yesterday.
or this number three were women. The
prisoners had something that a number
81 people outside didn't have-turkcy.
Three huge twelve pound turkeys
adorned the table from which the prls.
nners partoolI of their meal, surrounded
by all the delcacios that Lucullus
himself could have suggested. such as
cranbcrrics mashed potatoes. gravy
peaches and other fruits. thanked by
fruit cake and minCc pic. Sheriff How
ard Hastings, who ordered this meal
said that just because man was IN
jail was no sign that he should not
enjoy a Christmas dinner, and he surely
made it possible for the prisoners 10
enjoy the best. the fat of the land, so
to speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
FLORAL EMBLEMS
At THE HOSPITAL
Mrs. Katherine Eberle's Request Is
Granted and Many Hearts Are
Made Glad

A few days ago Mrs. Katherine
Ebcrle. we'll known and highly respected
resident of North Front street. passed
away One of her last requests was
that the floral emblems sent to her be
taken TO the hospitals in order that the
hearts Of some Of those who were Ill
would be made glad
Her request was gratined and ycster-
day the floral pieces with the exception
Of the set pieces. were taken to the hos
pitfalls and as a result many hearts were
made glad at the various institutions.
Mrs. Eberlc was ono of the most pop
ular ladies in the city and the many
floral pieces sent her showed in what
esteem she was held by her many
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
CHRISTMAS DAY At
THE union MISSION
Impressive Service Held Last Evening
Many Baskets Given the Needy.

The Union Mission held beautiful
Christmas service last night. featured by
a duet by Miss Florence ECkman and
Mrs. Ed. jefferson. The meeting was in
the hands of Rev. w. Cory. the found
cr of the mission After the regular
service an interesting testimonial meet
ing was held
The mission this year distributed a
large number Of baskets to the poor of
Wheeling and vicinity containing cat
ables and wearing apparel. The food
was an anonymous gift 10 the mission
authorities to be used for this purpose.
Last night in relieving this years
work. Rev. Cory publicly thanked the
people OF Wheeling for the help which
they have extended 10 the mission during
the year 1919. which has enabled the in
stitution to take firm footing in, the city
and insures its future success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
The Flivver Shimmie Is A
Gasoline Classic Played By
Cops-C. Chaplin, Leader

Traffic is tied up for fifteen minutes
one traffic COP is dropped in the sewer,
the Mayor and Alderman arc tapped on
the head with a twelve foot dry-gouds
box and Charlie Chaplin is stuck in a
pile of hot tar in tho opening scenes Of
IT Days Pleasure" which will be seen
Mt the Liberty theatre Friday and Sat
urdny.
This production marks Charlin&
fourth picture Of IN" million dollar class
which ne is producing for distribution
by First National Exhibitors Circuit.
Eastern critics who have seen adranC"
runs of tho production declare that II
embodies tho hearty laughs of his prey
utoHL First National successes, shoulder
MqnB" ~ Dogs Life and "SunnySid",
but is in itself the most unqualified
laugh success nc has yet produced.
The famous comedian makes decided
departure from his previous picture. in
tending to cschow the slapstiCk for
events that arc kelly TO happen on
busy street corner nd on an excursion
boat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
ICY STREET IS '''.
CAUSE OF WRECK
:. D. Meyers Pord CruKhed Against
Curb BY Large Car OF a L.
Edwards.

A velie automobile belonging to A. l.
Edwards, of 116 South Penn street. yes
terday afternoon collided with Ford
belonging to John D. Meyers, OF 3l3
South York street. The accident &C.
Cured on Ohio street. Island. near the
steel bridge. The Ford was badly dam
aged. being telescoped between the curb
and tn VelIe. which escaped almost I'M
damaged.
The accident was caused by the skid
ding of the larger car into the Ford on
tho lev street, and pinning 1t zip against
the curb BY miraculous interference
of fate.no one was injured In the smash
up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
Police Called to QueRCh
Coasters BOnfireS

Officer Henry S. Walker was called
TO put out n bonfire at the corner OF
Twelfth and Jacob streets last night.
Tho fire had been built by tho kids who
were enjoying themselves coasting down
the hill. and toasting their toes upon
their return. Officer Walker manfullf
discharged his duty. in the face of n"
threats Of the juvinilc population o: the
hill district, and douscd the flames.
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity use
The Intelligencer Want Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMl's.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
HUNGRIA,
UNICO IMPERI0
VENCIDO
Russia y Alemaria son
aim I'm peligro, dice
Paderewski

NARSOVIA, Febrero 27.-'Sola-
mente una de las tres potencias que
Sc repartieron a Polonia, puede con-
siderarse como realmente vencida,
a saber. Austria Hungria,' Tai de-
claraci5n hizo hoy en- esta capital
Ignacio Jan Paderewski, el pianista-
estadista polaco, hablando de ia ne
cesidad que tiene el pals de contar
con IN podarooso ~ejercito de sus pro-
pios hiics, para dominar al bolshevl-
Kismo V reStablecer ell orden.
"Respecto de Russia. agreg6 ell
pianista, nadic puede estar SECURE.
V Dor cuanto a .Alemania, la revoiu-
cion cue desde hace tempo eSta
imperando ALI, lleva una marca ca
racteristica de in~sinceridad. Ell repu-
blicaniSmo aleman no parece ser sino
un fraude.'
FL presidente polaco habl6 tambien
de las medidaS que ell gobierno pro-
veeaba para llevar a cabo las re-
formas agrarias V obtener el mejo-
ramiento dc las condolences del obre-
70. Y manifesto Ia gran gratitud Dc
Polonia para los Aliados V especial
mente para los Estados UnidoS. por
SUI firme Y constante ayuda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
Ell MANDA.
TO ADMINISTRATIVE
DE LOS D~ARDANELOS
Y CONSTANT
p
Sobre esta question hay
dificultades pendientes
en- la conferencia de Paz

PARIS. ebrero 27.-La ocupaci6n
de Ccnstantinopla Y los Dardanelos
son las unicaS cuestiones sobre las
que aun hay algunas dificultades
pendientes de arregio entire los ALA
COS, por cuanto a que son tres los
raises que rec!aman el derecho para
el mandate" o administration otor-
gada por la Liga dc Naciones, para
esq ciudad Y cl estrecho.
Gran Bretana, Francia Y Grecia
han manifestado terminantemente So
deSeo de ser elias las administrator
ras de Ia capital otomana Y de Ia
Peninsula de GalipoliS, mientras que
Italia V Rumania han hecho indica-
clones de que no moStrarian aversion
por csc mismo mandate. Los Estados
Unidos V el Japon son las unicas
granGes ~potencias desinteresadas, Y
Sc cree que ST. actitud sera Ia que
venga a decidir Ia question. Japon,
fie! = Su ALBANIA, es cast SECURE cue
apoyara a Inglaterra er 81 reclama-
cion de ser Gsta Ia que obtenga Ia
administration deseada.
La detection de Russia viene q ma
tar toda profession moScovita al do
mimic de Ccnstartinopla. COMO sc lie
prometi0 en- 1915; pero Sc cree cue
81 Sc reconcce a los rusos Y Sc les
admite en- la Conferencia de PaZ. cier
tos elementos de clos podrian sacar
q colaci6n il vieia promesa Y de-
mandar su cumplimicnto.
De todaS las reclamantes de Cons
tantinopla V los estrechos, Grccia es
n mis- insistente Y activa. pero Sc
sabe Que Atcnas f~avoreceria 4 Gran
Bretana sobre Francia, en- cas- de
que Sc dicra la administration de
ellos a una de l&S grandes ]potencias,
dehido a la actitud c~onciliadora OBJ
servada por los ingleses antes de
que abdicara Constantine.
Sc espera que la Liga de Nacln-
mes pcdira la rcmocion de las ba-
tcrias Krupp que hay e~mplazadaS en-
la Peninsula de Galipclis y en- ell la
do asiatico de- cstrecho. por la po-
tencia q Ia que s. conceda Ell manda-
to administrative. Y. que Sc rrohlba
In fortificaci0n de los Dardanelos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
URGENT EMENTE Sc
ENVIAN TR0PAS A
HALLE, SAJONIA
o1rdenes de usar
seyeras medidas con-
ira los rebeldes

BERLIN. Febrero 27.-El cobier-
no h. cnviado una numerosa taerza
de suS tropas a Halle, Sajonia. para
restablecer ell order Y las condicio-
mes normales en- esa ciudad. Los je-
fes re dichas fucrzas han recibido
0rdenes de reprimir los desorGencs
con mano firrle. Sc espera que esas
tropas l~le%uen 4 Halle hoy en- la o
che. 0 ma1ana err la manana cuando
mas tarde.
Herr Hoffman. cl lider dc los So
cialistas de la mayoria de Baviera
Sc encuertra en- TN complete .Stado
de abatimiento neryioso. por 10 qug
Sc h. rctirado De Ia vida pubIica. Sc
gun dice un despacho recibIdo en- cs-
ia capital proc"dente dc Munich. II
Mayor General Carries. Cancilicr
Ministerial. que fuG herido durantc
los successes del viernes de Ia ema
ma pasada. en- Ia Dieta Bavaria. Ia
muerto a consecueacia de las heridas
que recihio.
LOMDRES. Fe5rero 27.-iIl Doc
tor Wilhelm Muehlon, eX-Director dc
las fabricas krupp, HI llcgaGo I Nj
uch. capital lie Baviera Y sc IN
Duesto al habla con los iidcres Socla-
listas. cGn 81 prop6sito d" forn!ar I'll
nuevc gabinete bavaro. segun iics
IN desDacho Drocedcnte de Berlin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
LASPROVINCIAS DEL RHIN, BAJO FL
CONTROL DELALICA DE NACIONESS
Sc propore Ell es~tablecimiento de una Republca con esas
provincias, que estara separada de Aleman,a mien-
tras paga las r~eclamaciones de los alades

contra cualGuiera distinction racial en-
las leveS relatives Il Il immigration:
pero tarto Ia Gran Bretaha. como
los Estados Unidos Sc oponen a tai
suggestion. Siendo mayor la oposiclon
dc In Gran Bretana Sohre Ell parUicu-
lar. que la de los EstadoS Unidos, pOr
10 que no hay muchas probabilid@Ges
de que IL concession pedida por 81 ia
poH Sc llave :. efecJc.
Las reciamaciones sobre rep&ra-
Tones Sc han lido redEc:endO gradual
mente = clfras mas razonables, slendo
"A del u,rimo calculo p~resentado, Ia
de $4,000 100000 de pesos.
La Coafevencia ha convenldo prac
ticamcnte en- acceder 4 II reclama-
ci6n De Francia, de cue sc lie dele
acciou libre en- MarruecoS.
Los armenioS, por Su parte. han
prssertado una solicitud para que sc
acceda . IA formation de 4 repu-
bhca armenia. con IN area cinco We
ccs mayer gus II cue actuaImente
tieae. ext~endiendosc dcSde ell Mar
Negro hasta Alexandria. en- el me-
d~iterr5neo V cypreSando que prete-
ririan 7 los Estados Un!dos como
DrotectoreS. nero que aceptarlan
t&mbi6n a los itGliaDoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
:%*%

PARIS, Francia. Febrero 21.-Ne-
snltado De las c~oRferencias entire
los miembrcs del supreme Console
del Congreso de "a PaZ. es h aparen-
te urobabilidad del eStablecimIento
de una ReBu5lica del Rim, 10 que
vendria 4 ~reSolver IN prob.ema que
Ia sido causa de muchas discuSione>
en- ell Console de los DjeZ. toda ve@
que los f~rauceSe> sc han opue>Jo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 cue st pcrmlta
a Alemania reCener Ningan terri
tor;o so5re Ia n.argen izGuierda de
csc rio.
La primera ~propoSicion cue = hi
20 fue Ia Ge CUE csc t~erriJorlC sc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = Fr2ncla;
pero los otros aliados Sc opus!eroA q
clio. alegando Que tal coSa no Maria
mas Que crear UT e nrODiema Sc
meiante al De "a AlSacia-Lorena.
Que seria CauS& de uua nueva CUE
IRA en- 10 future.
Ia siguiente suggestion cue Sc ere
sent0. fut IA De que d;cho terrific
rio e organiza~a en- IN eStadO Se2a-
RADIO halo 81 conJrol de Ia Ljga dc
las NacioreS. proposition que tam
POGO nercc:o Ia aprobacio1 del SUI
premo Console.
La proposition Ultima. que pare
ce contar con 81 favor general del
Conseio Supreme. 8 Ia dc QIe -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

EOS. refarente n Ia suspension de las
negociacioncs del Armisticio, estan
hasadas en- informcs falsoS. o han
Sido nal enterdidas por Ia prensa
suiza. Ninguna noticia Sc h. reci5i-
do Ell csta capital que haga Greer
cue los alemanes pretenGan romper
=us aegociacioncS con los aliados,
por las nuavas condolences que Sc
les impusisr0n por Gstos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
FIESTA DE LA SOCIEDAD
''HIDALGO."

Con motive de ser hoy cl anivcr-
Sario dc la Sociedad Mutualista Hi
dalgo." los miembros que la compo-
men c~elcbra-an csta noche VI festi-
val Que tendri lugar eli cl salon de
actos del Nercado de la ciudad.
Ell festival Sc ]compondra de va
RIGS numeroS literarios = musicales,
en- los Que tomaran parte artlstas de
Ia localidad. siendo uno de los MI
rrincipales. el cstreno del nue.
vo estandarte dc Ia agrupacion, obra
del pintor meHicano Aurclio DiaZ y
L. fiesta tcrminar;j con un oaiIc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
SEVERA DERROTA De
LOS ~B0LSHEVIKiS

LONDRES. Fcbrero 21.-Las fyz~-
zas aFuGas h~ic.eron I'm avaGce De
M de % miIlas en- ci frente Dc =
COSTA murmana 81 domingo. h2U;5H'
dole :n5licido 6 los bolShcvikis una
sevara de,rota. SeGGH Sc 0icc en- IN
des2acho Official recibido de Arkan-
gei hoy.
Los aliado$ negaron n Cueoio de
Soudgozero ' el enenigo tuvo Un
gran nurlcrn de muertos ) keridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
$500

GINEBRA. Suiza, Febrero IL
Los ~per;6dicos sIizoS de la tarde pa
blican un deSpacho procedentc de
Berlin. en- 81 que Sc dice QUE debido
4 In ~.epert;na suspension de las ne
gociaciones del armisticio, Ia CONT
sion alemana salio de Spa aver en-
Ia manan para Berlin. La raz0n
uara la anunciada suspension de las
negociaciones no Sc da en- ell dcspa-
cho de referencia.
ESpGrase cue cl general Luden-
Gorff llegue no! . Berlin. Y que ell
Mariscal Won Hinden0urg 10 naga en-
brCvc
Desdc hacc tempo Sc estaban We
rificando cn Spa las negociaclones
enEre las misiones miIitar, f~inarciera
Y economical de los aliados Y alema-
Aes. pero hasta ahora NADIA sc ha
arunciado de fucnte aliada, cue IN
dicqra oae algo semeiante i ma crI-
sis Sc hubiera desarrollado en- esas
ne@ociaCiones
\ falta de una information def
nir;ra sobre ell particular. podria con-
s;derarsc que las sesiones, 81 SO han
suSnendiGo como anIncia ol deSpa-
che de Berlin. 10 hayan sido Solamen-
tc dc manera temporal. .
e. dia II del actual. q MarlSca!
Foch prcsento \ la comislon alema-
na lei armisticio. las condolences pa
ia Ia prorroga lie ste. en- Treves.
Dichas condolences lie fueron entire
cadas al MariscaI Foch por el Su-
rremo Couseio de Guerra lnterai'a-
do. ' fueroa aceptadas por los alema-
mes desputs De hahar sido sometidas
! n A.sam6lea Nacional en We!mar.
habicndo sido firmadas por los de-
legados alcmanes Ia tavde del dla 10
de este mismo mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
+ :. :. !. -: :: :: 49,

LONDRES. Febrero 27.-Gran 5re-
tana Y los Estados Unidos han llega-
do a un acuerdo definitivo so5re Ia
question relativa al uSo de los sub
marines en- las %uerraS futuraS. sea
Ia cue iuere Ia transaction final o
los f~ranceses sobre la disposition
de los barcos de guerra alemanes cue
Sc halian en- la ria Scapa. Esto es 10
que Sc ma saDido en- esta caFltaI,
Dor una declaration autOrlZ&da he
cha por IN funcionario del Alm!ran-
AFRO b~rjtanico. quien declare:
De eSta actitud las dos n]acloncs,
tInglaterra Y los Estados Unidos,j no
retrocaderar. nj desistiran. Los Sub
mar!nos han demostrado ser una
arma barbara. irresponsible ante las
jeyes de la guerra. cuando Ia csgrl-
men .nanos de cnemigos sin escripu-
los"
"El Submarine dehe ser Dorado %e
entire las armas del mundo.'
DespueS de una rausa. el funero-
mario de ~refercncia, hiZo esta Scgun-
da declaration:
Eel resultajo De eSta decision cs
one Lodos los submarines a!emanes'
dorde Quiera Que Sc hallen, de3eH
ser dcstruidos Y vcndidos como me-
tai vieio. Imglaterra Y los EStadnS
Un;dos pondr;H ell eiemplo en- Ia ell
riracior de nsa arna. Supr!Mlendo
todos los submarines de sus t!otaS
y los der7as paises en- Ia Liga dc las
N,.i.,as Inhep hnrnr 10 DrOUlC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
Ell TRAFlCC
Entire los puertos de Tampico
yTuxpam

T.AMPICO. Febrero 2t.-Acaba de
introducirsc II gran mejora en- las
Wis dc communication. consistente en-
que desdc ahora Sc va a hacer Ell
trafico de clrga y pasaieroe entire
este puerto Y cl dc TuXpar por las
agras del Collie. en- veZ de seguir usaE
do 81 canal de La Mojarra quo STEM
ere ha presentado Ia dificultad dc
que con mctivo de 10 baja marea, los
barcos u hacian aQucl recorrido tc-
man que letenersc por Ia faita dc
calado. Cor2o con ellos el comcrcio
cstaba rcSiSticndo IN gran Eerlulclo,
Sc rcsolvio cstahlecor aQuel servlclo
costeno que va Ia ~comenzado a dar
eycelentas resultados para el conner
clio Ge am0os puertos. FL viaje no
drra arr;ba dc dieZ horas Y sc hara
diariamcnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
IN lNFORME DEL DEPAEIA
MENTO DE GUERRA

WASHINGTON. febrero 26.-Ei
D~epartamento de Ia Guerra anunclo
hoy oue hasta Ell diecinueve de febre-
no. habian sido licenciados Ell treinta
Y e por ciento de los o~ficiales
cue Sc hallaban en- servicio en- Ia epo-
ca en- que Sc firmo ell armisticiO. Y ell
treinta ' tres por cientO del personal
lie tropa. que Sc habia aliStado para
esa fecha en- el cjercito americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
L,cs scrrenos c la Casa Mata

Como en- estos ultimoS meses han
surpido muchas dificultaGcs entire
81 ;efc de bienes intcrvenidos Y los
propictarios &c los terreToS que Sc
halIar a!rededor de cstn antigua casa.
eli .IucZ de DlstriCo pidi@ copla del
rlano DE- dicha casa a la Se~cretarI&
de Guerra para poder ~resOlver dicho'
corflictos en- prcsencia del dcsllnde
cue Sc haya hecho dc las ticrraS en-
question
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
Scra proccsado 81 Alcaidc de la
Cared.

En- vista de que son muchos los
rcos Il Sc han fugado de la aart"I
municipal del puerto sin que Sc J1s-
tifiouen csas fugas. e Juez de Dis
trito. accompanied del personal res
rac,jvo. Sc constituyo en- aqucl lugar.
manifestardo al Alcaidc Luis Cruz. y
al -cndarme nuTero 81 que les ID"
a abrir proce5o con motive dc aque-
Has fugas. V lie las cuales el emp!ca-
do irficl dijo que no habia d%do
aviso norQ2c cspcraba ii rronra
captura de los fugitivos. Alcaide y
gcndarme quedaron d'sde luego de-
tcnidos q disposition del funcionaric.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

WASHINGTON, Fe6rcro 21.-Los
furcionarios del gobicrnO en- eSta
capital. Green que Ia Aoticia de Ber-
lin publicada por los p~erlonIcoS II
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
LAS NEGOCIACIONES
DEL ARMISTICIO,
S%USPENDIDAS
La comision alemana
abandono Spa, segln
Sc dice en- Suiza
En- Washington Sc cree que
haya una Interpretation
mala en- ell asunto

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:. 2
;. True translation filed with the Post &:
- master at San Antonio. Tex, as re- &.
: CURED by the act OF October 6. 1917. g;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

Cuando necesitc Iibros en- e%spano!
dirijase a Ignacio Z. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
FUE HERIDO Ell REY
FERNANDO De RUMANIA
= i;

: True translation flied with the Post ::
: --a-.e- 81 San Antonio. Tex. - re- :
!. or:.--d oy the at Of Oc;obsr 8. 1917. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
;

!. T-re translation filed wi,- the Post
!. ,,s-cr .. San Antonio. Tex. = .
!. CURED b. the at OF 0c;nber o.. lelT- =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
SERA ELIMINADO Ell
SUBMARINE De LA
GUERRA UTURA
~Inglaterra y Estados
Unidos han Degado
a ul aCuerdO
Pondran Ell ejemplo ambos
paises s%uprimierdo esa
arma en- sus fIotas

!. + ). ;. :: = :. :. :. :. :. ;. :: - = = :. I:
: True translation filed with the Post ::
). master az San Antonio. Tex. as re- :
CURED By the act Of O~;ober s, 1917. =:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-05
SHEEP GROWERS URGED TO
ATTEND MEETING SATURDAY
Enforcement Of the Dog License Law
to BE Discussed at Meeting to BE
Held at Farm Bureau Satur-
day Afternoon.

The meeting of sheep breeders to
be held by the Mason County Farm
Bureau at the Chamber OF Commerce
building on Saturday afternoon is OF
such Importance that every man In
Mason county interested in the future
of the sheep industry should make q
special effort to attend.
At this meeting the matter of en-
forcing the states dog tax law and
compelling every dog owner to pay q
license fee and become directly re-
sponsible for the damage the dog does,
will be discussed thoroughly and some
manner Of assisting the county ofilc-
ials in carrying out every provision
Of the law may be decided upon.
1t is very necessary to the sheep
breeders that taxes are paid on every
dog in the county so that there will
be enough money in the fund to pay
their claims for sheep killed by dogs.
The meeting begins promptly at 2
o'clock and every person Interested
in sheep will be made welcome.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-05
MILLIONS ARE idle
BECAUSE OF STRIKE
Wage Loss Is Enormous Over the Ma
tlon as Result Of Big Coal Strike.

Washington, December s. = More
than 100000 workers are now Idle
or employed on part time as a result
of the coal shortage, It was estimated
officially here today.
The estimate was described as Tex
tremely conservative" by J. d. A. Nor
row, vice president Of the National
Coal Association.
Exact figures are impossible to OBJ
tain, since formal reports are not re-
ceived from all sections Of the coun-
try.
Railroad Administration reports
show in some sections whole commun-
tiles are having enforced vacation.
The wage loss is estimated at more
than 100000 daily. Loss to en-
ployers and business men Is beyond
all estimates.
Thousands of those affected are wo-
men who depend for employment on
mercantile establishments.
Railroad workers constitute another
class affected by the strike, according
to heads of the four big railroad BROTH
erhoods. Trainmen began to feel the
strike through curtailment Of train
service a week after 1t began, accord
ing to William R. Lee Of the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen,
At Gary, Ind, thousands of steel
workers were laid off because Of the
enforced closing of big furnaces.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-05
LEG AMPUTATION
RESULTS FROM HUNTING

The Vanceburg Sun says; A most
distressing accident occurred Thurs
day near Covedale when the 10-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mccain of
near White Corner was accidentally
shot in the right knee by Chester
Hills while hunting on the farm of
A. H. Graham. The. lad was carried
to the home of Paris Henderson near
by and DR.. Stout sent for who dressed
the injured member. Sunday 1t was
thought best to amputate the injured
limb and same was done by Drs. Tay-
lcr of Maysville and Stout. At this
writing the little man is reported as
doing as we'll as could be expected. Mr..
McCann and wife have the sympathy
Of everyone as they seem to be hav-
ing more than one persons share of
misfortune.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-05
MABEL NORMAND IN ISIS HOP.
KINS, AT PASTIME MONDAY

A great picture program will be
shown at the Pastime next week start
ing Monday with Mabel Normand in
isis Hopkins" This is the world
famed stage success presented in mo-
ton pictures by Goldwyn. Tuesday
Geo. Walsh will appear in 1.-The Win
ming Stroke, VIM. Fox production
Wednesday, Louis E5nnison will ap'
pear in. "esaIiy Burke of the UBar-U"
thrilling Western picture. Thurs
day, a special feature will be shown
Friday, "The Great Gamble" and Sat
urday big western feature.