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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31
All ladies Of the Mayslick commun-

All ladies of the Mayslick commun-
ity are hereby officially notified that
arrangements have been perfected
whereby Miss Jump a graduate and
specially trained nurse will give a
course in Home Hygiene and care of
the sick. Those desiring to take these
lessons are urged to meet Miss Jump
at Odd Fellows Hall, Mayslick, Thurs
day afternoon, April /, at 2 o'clock.
She will also teach class of colored
women at their school house, Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock. The course
Of training is absolutely free to all who
take it, both white and colored. The
Mayslick Chapter of the Red Cross
paying all expenses for lessons, text
books etc.
AMERICAN RED CROSS MAYS
LICK CHAPTER,
]. T. WILLIAMS, President.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31

Try a Ledger Want Ad. It Pays.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31
LITTLE LEFT FOR THIS
TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT,

When the Eddins murder case, now
on trial in the Circuit Court, is finally
disposed Of there will be little left for
trial during this term and It is expect
ed that court will be wound up in
short order. The Grand Jury will meet
again on April 18th to take up its in
vestigations where it left off at adj
iournment.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31
FARMERS MAKING DIRT FLY.

The farmers of Mason and adjoining
counties are making time just now
with their spring blowing and with
making tobacco beds. From most parts
of the country now it is reported that
rains would greatly help the spring
grass. The biggest problem the farm
ers have this spring is the condition
of the roads in the county.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31

While the Indians have bod to give
considerable time to inside" baseball,
the absence of southpaw pitchers has
made Skull practice" an easy task for
Manager Speaker.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31

Will the Indianapolis pitchers who
bod the worlds champions on their
IDS kindly send their address to
lager ky Gleason, of the White
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31
CINCINNATI MARKETS
Wednesday. March 81.

Cattle--7S7, slow at Mondays de-
cline; Bulls, steady; Calves S17@1I50
Hogs-3765, closing steady; Heavy,
S1550@16.50; Mixed and Mediums,
$1645; Light, SIG; Roughs, s1275@1S;
Stays, $S.75@9.0O.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31
FOB RENT
F0h SALE

FOR SALE-A Gem Monitor Miller
soft coal Range, in first-class condi-
ton. For information inquire at the
Ledger Office. 27-St
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31
r1.sdING COUNTY MOB HAD
ALL GATES GUARDED.

The Fleming county mob which
hanged Grant Smith had every plan
made to get charge of the negro when
he was brought back to Fleming coun-
ty for trial, it is learned. Men were
stationed at Maysville, Paris and Gym
thiana. It is now understood that the
officers had planned to leave the l.. &
N. train at Cynthiana and to come
overland to Maysville Monday night if
they were warned upon reaching Gym
thiana that mob had gathered at
Paris.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters in the Maysville
postofflce week ending March 81;
Burns, Miss Minnie
Garrett, Elmer
Hall, Mrs. w. T.
Jones, James
Louskeller, George
Crump, Anna Mary
McGregor, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Mccoy, William
Schenault, Floyd (2)
Swenger, Mrs. Askie
Stevens, Mrs. A. e.
Tooney, Gem
Tomlin, Miss Myrtle
One cent due on above letters; per-
son calling for same will please say
Advertised" M. F. KEHOE, P. NJ.
Try a Ledger Want Ad. u Paws.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31

FOR SALE-1 Upright Piano and !
Organ, both as good as new; and
household furniture. At 436 Forest
avenue, phone 4Ss. 2O-12t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31

Acacia Lodge, No. "a, will have their
thanksgiving services with the Sir
Knights Sunday afternoon. Hope to
have a large attendance. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-03-31

The Yankees took the Reds measure
in the exhibition games, and the Dodg-
ers trimmed the Yanks. 1t only goes to
show how easy the champions will be
for the Dodgers this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
COMMISSION PROTESTS
THE |. c. c. DECISION
Declares Ruling Gives Railroads Too
Much Latitude and Works hard
shin on State.

Claiming that THE decision handed
Hown by the Interstate Commerce
commission regarding the case OF :ihe
carolina State Corporation Comm KjS-
sion versus the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad gives the railroads too IN, eh
,aci,dde an; and VII destroy the cow
stand. the Virginia state Corporation,
commission has fled a protest with
inc Interstate body asking reopen :
rail rates and is known legally as
ruling 10000. IL the request of the
nir r commission Is granted hear
ington before September !. when the
ruling il scheduled to become cTcc-
/ tive.
Practically all of the trouble was
stirred up when the State of North
Carolina. which 1T the instigat!on of
the Raleigh Chamber OF Commerce and
leading business interests of the Tar
heet state. petitioned the Interstate
Commerce Commission. claiming thai
AZ rates in effect were discriminatory.
giving the advantage TO Virginia. De
cision OF the Interstate body was no,
regarded with interest until some
invest igation revealed that Ii allowed
such latitude and apparently was so
radical that the very commercial and
jobbinE business OF the cn;irt state
would be ut stake were the ruling
to become effective.
For this reason. backed by prac.i-
caliy All of the large business inter:
endeavor To block the new ruling by
having the case rcopcncd and by pre-
SentinS new evidence tending 10 show
the injustice of the case. As an In
stance OF the injustice done Vir-
ginia shippers. business men here
point out that the rates made effective
give some classes of commodities n
cheaper rate To the tarolinaS from
baltimore than can be- obtained for
the same goods from Virginia cities
to the same places.
In the petition Of the Virginia COM
mission is the following paragraph:
The petitioner is OF the opinion
that endless trouble would he brought
10 all parties concerned If the Virginia
cities grouping We're destroyed and
an attempt made To establish a mile
age rate in territory such as Is
involved since the rates in this terri
tory are constantly being affected by
water carriers. The petitioner feels
the commercial life of the State would
be. in time. totally destroyed IL the
above decision be permitted TO stand"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
EMPLOYEES ARE TO SHARE IN
PROFITS OF V. R. & P. CO.
street Railway InnugurntcS system
In NOrfoik-Mny Extend to
Richmond.

Employees OF The Virginia Railway
and fowcr Company at Norfolk who
have been in the service OF the com
pany for Il period OF six months will
receive an Increase in wages equal 10
about per cent OF their present
rating through the installation there
Of Notwithstanding" plan by the
company, according TO statement
issued by Thomas 5. Wheclwright
the president The increase at Nor
folk Will equal Sl35.0i6.
Whether the company intends to
extend the plan to Richmond in tho
future Mr.. Wheelwright did not say
After paying from the gross earnings
of the company AL operating cX-
pcnScS. interest on bonds. debts. sink
ing fund charges and taxes, discoun,
on bonds and uncollcctablc accounts
rcServing depreciation and per cent
on preferred and per cent divide nd
on common stock. the company will
divide the excess TWO ways and pay
it's employees half OF this amount in
bonuses. The bonuses Will he added
TO the pay of all classified employ
ecS each pay day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
ROBINSON IN CHARGE OF
GOOD ROADS WORK HERE
Virginia Association Opens Pcrma-
ncnt Headquarters in Muir
phys Hotel

Permanent state headquarters OF
the Virginia Good Roads Association
have been opened in rooms 1lS-l20.
Murphys Hotel. with V. II. l.. Robin
son. newly elected executive sccrc-
,ary OF the association. in charge.
Adjoining the offices are committee
ana convention rooms. in which meet
ingS of groups VIII bc held Work of
the association Will be directed from
the Richmond office.
Mir. Robinson only recently reported
for duty. coming directly from Chat
years as secretary Of the Dixie High
way Association. He was secretary
OF this association from its orsani2a
iion. in 1918. ond is considered AN eN-
matters. lie is member OF the
transportation committee OF the Fed
era! Highway Commission and OF til"
subcommittee on rural motor express
of the same commission.
General Z c. Vaughan. Jr.. is pres
idcut OF the Nirgi mia GoodI Roads AS
ISOLATION. .:nd ID. Il. Ryland. its sccre-
tary and treasurer General Vaughan
and Mr, Ryland have completed de.
calls nciden; 10 establishment Of
Headquarters offices.
Executive Secretary an Authority.
The Wright. Good Roads Associa-
t,cn. IN it's work for an adequate syS-
tom OF roads properly maintained.
sought en- authority in highway mat
tcrS to carry on the work in this
state under the direction Of the CX-
ecutivc committee and selected Mr..
Robinson after careful nsidcration.
General Vaughan said yesterday MIR.
EohinsOns initiative and organiza-
ton ability helped in construction OF
the Dixie Highway from the Great
Lakes TO Florida. General Vaughan
himself is widely known throughout
the state. lie commanded the brigade
OF virginia men IT Admission. Ala =.
when il was modified there. Mr
RNiand. secretary and treasurer. is
secretary OF the LyuchburE Chamber
o: Commerce.
Mr.. Robinson is Of opinion that
Nirc inia has more varied resources
than any other State with which he is
familiar. He declares that Ii is only
necessary 10 provide access to all
parts OF the Old Dominion by int
proved roads to give the farmer out
lets TO markets and TO attract tour
ISIS from all parts Of the country IL
these TWO things were accomplished.
he said II would enrich tho State 10
an untold extent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
$500 VETERANS BE HERE
FOR ANNUAL REUNION
Compilation of Official Divisional His
tor! OF EiEhticth Principal
business.

Compilation of an official divi-
Sionai history. in which Will be cor
TcC:ca many OF the mistakes now
appearing in War Department rec
ords. Will constitute the principal
business to be. transacted by the
100 veterans expected TO attend
EiGht!eth Blue Ridge. Division Vet
Grams Association. to be held in
Richmond September 1. 5 ana i,
Other features planned for the re
union VIII be 4 big memorial service.
= parade and an outdoor picnic at
Camp Lee. whore the division trained
and concluding reception and bail.
All sessions have been cut TO the
more time will be afforded veterans
for reun!;inG with "buddies." renew
ing friendships in this section. and
enjoying special features. such as the
official pictures showing the EiShticth
Division IN action. and an athletic
carnival
An actual totpl expense or ap-
proXima;ely 50 will b. The COS; for
The three convention days. The regis
tra;!on fee OF 81 Will provide them
with bed. adjoining that Of any
( "ounkic" they elect, for three nights.
as we'll as the Official program. OH
tickets. good al a cafeteria TO be
conducted in the Blues .\rmory. viii
cost 81 day for tire. meals. while
the other 81 is allowed for tranapor-
TALON to Camp Lee and short trips
20 visit Richmond and Petersburg
people
The Girls Motor Corps has voirn-
tccrcd Us services as an organization.
a score OF automobiles having BEEN
offered the committee for sight-scck
ing trips. Automobile owners gcncr-
ally VIII observe the salute and
ride arrangement. Box lunches are
/ 10 bc provided hy womcn's organ,Za
/ lions for the Camp Lee picnic and
| photographers will be on hand to
make pictures Of the reunion body
as wei! as those OF small groups.
The fact that the American Leg ion
convention meets at Richmond or
September l. = and :. leads TO the
belief ihat many Will attend both
events. taxing acComm odations OF al
hOste!cri"S and ucccSSitatinE rcScrva
tons being made at the earliest pos
sib!c time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
FIGHT PROPOSED INCREASE
ON SAND AND GRAVEL RATES
Hearing Hrforr Stnte Corpora ton
Commission Today Expected
10 he Spirited.

Hearing on the proposed intra-
state rates on shipments OF sand and
gravel will be held this morning at
III O'Clock by the Virginia state Cor
poration Commission. The hearing Is
TO determine the rates which will he
allowed the railroads on shipments
Of this commodity.
phicia!s OF several lar"c concerns
handling sand ana gravel. who claim
that the rates proposed by the rail
roads and which are very high, CON
siderinS the low value OF the com
modify in question, will appear to
fight tho Increase. il is declared
Norfolk also VIII send "A delegation
10 the hearing to make profess,
against the rates proposed, which
are the same as granted by the In
tcrstatc Commerce Commission. 1t Is
declared that IL the new rates 20
into effect AS proposed. the high
freight rate Will practically drive the
dcalerS in these ow-priccd commodi-
ties out D. the business, or else
cause n phenomenal increase in the
price of sand and gravel for build
ing purposes.
Anticipating some such emergency.
the city OF Richmond has purchased
its own sand and gravel pit and will
no, bee affected by the increase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
OUTPUT OF IRON. STEEL.
COAL, COKE SHOW INCREASE
This. With Decline in Volume of
tountr!'~ business Outstanding
Features OF hank Review.

tremendous gains N The OG:pI: Of
non. s;zr., coal! coke and petroleum,
.a' exceeding taOS. OF the cores
pending month -: last year. ana =
saarp. r-l not Sensational! or 1.4:.n-
ing c-1l-Ev II the volume 0. bus. =
less c1ac ia tac country. are the
Outstanding features OF The August
;-A-- rsp5:: % The American Nation
:. Bans
Probably tn most surprising tea
l:- - The T-poT: 5 me declaration
-H-; shortage o: .4UC! mas ceased
= east WHINE: i.c past few wee. ::
a.. = the congestion @: The raj
'--ts causing saut-dJwns OF large
pants ~ aaou: zoo %. the larges.
cities o.: tEc country
These >DHt downs" TIN. .-rn7-;
reeds a-n beng made moro nu,il.r-
gIS Deg-gse OF transportation Diff.
cuit.@s cancellation. OF o7ae-s ana
i"rH ID: new orders 80 that the .ab -
-tntl- !S on The Increase"
AanH c.car.ugs in the pr!nclua,
e.il.s for The month %! June. me ~.
port states. set = ucw Nigh rrrr-l
i5T ~" wgn;h. and amounted 70 sa>.
N3"N'' rms compares with les.
man SalVvu 600 Tor the month nr
May. and <3i.ge0.QuU for :ne surIc,.
P9Hd-AS month OF 1915.
cotton consumed IN The Unite
states from last years Cruu 10 Jul.
]. total.I $500. 00U bales. compar,l
with -,-i","0O bales consumed 10 IN,
same date last year from tn. prc,
NllAS Year CrpI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Edwarl + SUBWAY. who was song
FATE OF EIGHT-HOUR DAY
BE DETERMINED TUESDAY
Ordinance VIII Come BEFORE Inst
Regular Meeting of Donrd
of Aldermen.

Fat" OF the eight hour day ordi-
nance for city employees Will be de-
cided tomorrow nigh, at the las, reg
u.ar meeting of the Board OF Alder
men before the new Council comes
into existence. The ordinance comes
up TOT concurrence. having previously V
passed tho Common Council
Numerous other matters will come
before the Board for concurrence on
the largest docket % the year. prac-
t!cally all OF them being trivial. how
ever. one ordinance, however. au-
;horiz"s TN" Council Committee on
Finance 10 borrow 5000 for the De-
rartm"n; OF Public Utilities on the
$4,000 appropriation asked by the
department 10 pay is fuel bill for
the year
This afternoon at ) o'clock the
Council Committee on Streets will
meet 20 consider several minor mat :
i"rS not Vet reported out OF commit
tee, which they hop. TO have passed
a; on extra session OF the Council. IL
they can b. presented 10 the Board Of
Aldermen tomorrow night
Meeting Of both branches OF tn.
council fer tomorrow night at 1:30
o'clock probably Viii he called today
70 consider the election Of C!ty
Treasurer until the November elcc-
lions, due 10 tn" death Of James L.
nace. who 20! fifteen years was City
fr"GSur"r.
on Thursday meeting Of the
Council Committee on Rivers. IIar-
oofS and Docks has been called for
: o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
SERIOUS ALUM SHORTAGE
MAY TROUBLE LAUNDR|Es
Dirty Shirts May BE in Vogue il
Richmond Is Unable to Clarity
City Water

Richmonders will be compelled TO
I 20 without their usual change OF linen
/ this week unless some means of clar-
/ flying the cay water in case the sup
I ply Of alum runs out is found. OPP
orators OF laundrics stated last night
/ that they would be unable 10 con-
/ tinuc operation II the city water is
not clear and clean. Water not puri-
fled with alum. il is found. keeps the
reddish hue of the river and VIII not
cleanse clothing properly.
DR. T.. G. Levy, Director o: Public
Welfare, stated last night that the
city was making preparations TO par
chase alum locally and that enough
was in sight to do the city until the
middle OF the wee No alum had
arrived here yesterday from the man
ufaciurcrs however. although car
load ordered sometime ago is said to
bc on the way.
T.. T. Davis will he sent by the city
and state health officials to see what
can he done to rush UP the supply
OF alum. it was announced YESTERDAY
Richard Mcsser, OF the State Depart
boiling. Edward W. Tramord and Or.
+. {. Levy and +. .. Baldwin. super
who is Of Wilmington. Del. Will leave
at once to interview the manufac-
turcrs and do all in his power 10 rush
up shipments of the substance. I'm
less more alum is received in 4 few
days !; also will be necessary TO turn
uhpur!iicd or partially purified water
into the Standpipc and reservoir.
Anticipating this emergency. Dr..
Levy has sent out the following bull
lct!n as warning 10 the public In
case of emergency:
The state and city health officials
urge the citizens themselves To keep
a close watch on the water coming
through their cold water faucets. !!
tho water is not perfectly clear. TINS
should. in the present situation. nc
taken as u warming that puriticatiOn
has been insufficient and all water
used for drinking purposes should be
boiled.
This preliminary warning is issued
By the health authorities in order that
the p"opl" may he prepared to boil
drinking water and also for the reason
thal ii is impossible TO issue warn
incS I'M TO the minute.
In keeping with the policy which
has been followed by the Richmond
Health Department for many years.
the people will be kept thoroughly
acquainted with the situation. nothing
viii be hidden from them. in order
that they may take every possible
step for their own protection. il
through the failure Of the arrival OF
the necessary chemicals. /; becomes
impossible for the city itself TO fur
niSh thoroughly safe water
No laundry in the city has sufficient
a';iom modntionS For storing water
10 last day and il is believed that
in case no alum arrives they will
attempt to operat" through tn" use
OF local purifying chemicals used on
the city water privately for their
own benefit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR,
SOUTH SIDE MAN is SHOT
iIObsOn Mans, Son of Realty Dealer
Is ia -. EIilabcth's Hospital, Suf-
frring From Wound.

Mistaken for Il burgler, IIobsOn
Mann, Il son OF NJ. G. Mann. IL Well
known real estate dealer of South
Richmond. WAS painfully wounded by
a negro by the name Of White. near
bethany Home yesterday. Young
Mann WAS removed 20 st. EliZabcth' S
Hospital. where he was reported ~
be resting quietly at Il late hour last
night.
Young Mann was out walking anu
lost his way. Previously he had
stopped al the house OF White to gc,
n drink Of water. When he started
back to get directions as to the road
TO home the negro, thinking him a
burglar, opened fire. His father was
notified when the negro discovered
his mistake. ana the injured youth
was rushed to the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
METAL TRADES TO PICNIC
Thrcc Trains Probably Ncrcssary to
'Hrr! Workers and Families TO
InCl< Ic.cl

=. Ninth annual picnic Of the Metal
Trades Council Of Richmond viii
Cav" Main street station for Buck :
ROE Teach early Thursday morning
IN TWO, ana probably three special
rams IN unusually large number
"t union men. their friends and fami-
.!"a VIII go on ~" exclusion. which
has not been held for two years, be-
cause OF the world war.
Free attractions for children viii be
one OF the features OF the occasion
ana nave been mad" possible through
Mvin OF the amusement committee
N" picnic probably vii! be one OF
N" largest ever held from Richmond.
II Is certain that 6iXtccu coach loads
"l people vii! leave for the beach
ana II is believed that the final count
OF IN" picnick"rs viii ncccss!tatc at
Least twenty -four cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
i. sirougly l.rought
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. NOT
UNlUCKY FOR SMALL BOY
on lEat Dn, ungcnhccL w n;Iuc.
Nh"m> i.>hihit In Hitch n,nnd,
Afternoon and \i..ht

NFHS!St ~. when th- Iagcuhcck .W:ai-
rag. circus cNhtN!tS here Gri.h,
ana flashing posters .,rc nov herald
ing the glad news.
now h"raldiug th",plld u.ue
n' "HF"ncr car ~ has already
~ ",l 'Hd 'h" mon IN charge say
pass ai former programs III. s,a,,.
WI .NhlI!t ON the 10, g, w.,
Broad stree; Wv
yauc" from cities wherein he ,i,",'.
i'"5 al;'2dy appeared this Sousun. i;
n"'n ~" trained animal acts con :
,H"l mary new fca's Tuc trainers
.'ehl ile ".hter Iponths IN drilling
.i,'S5 beasts 10 answer their com,
MAIDS ana are said to have accom- .
------L N-n.ur- MNr.lnLnrn unknnuvr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
E. G. FOWLKES TO BE S. A. l..
AGENT AT JACKSONVILLE
VIII he Succeeded by w. w. Doyle
Present Chief Clerk, Effective
August IL

appointment Of t. g. Fowlkcs
agent OF the Seaboari Air Line Rail-
.p"d, a. agent of the company at
tsohSt N!!lc. Fla, effective A\susl
-. was announced last nigh, by. Of
Meals o: tn. company. The Florida
agency ! one Of the largest and
most Important on the entire sys-
tch' "n! liaccs Mr.. lowlkes in line
ipr prompt advancement. w w
i'oilc, Present chief clerk in MIR
fo"!kr" Office. Will succeed him in
his duties here
Mr.. fowkl"s was born in Peters
'HrS, and began MS railroad career
- u ms sscnSer boy under Sterling
hNihn former agent OF the Norfolk
ana Western Railroad. some twenty
years ago. Ii" left the Norfolk and
Western IN 1906 To accept a position
- rat" clerk with the ScaDoard Air
Line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Hearing on proposed intrastntc
rates on sand nnd gravel, State
Corporation Commission, State
Capitol, II.
Council Committee on Streets.
City Hall, ;.
NiwnnIS Club. NirEinin Rnil-
way and Power Company power
house. foot or south Twelfth
street. q.
Open mir motion pictures. South
Side playground. :.
Highland Park Citizens Az
s0cintion, Highland Park School
building, S:i5.
Rirhmond iiowftHcrs, GrayS'
Armory. S:30.
Lyric. vaudeville md motion
pictures. 3::lo. y and a:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
TWO HURT WHEN AUTO
TURNS OVER ON CARY ROAD
Was. Frances Louise f,ru-r L. 1,
'"HH''"i - ii~>nii OF Steering
hCc! IOrkinu

=. MS Frances louise Bragg. Of coz
liosr., ,.As ma ,f...%i 81 Stuar; circle
INC. ncrk following I'm ,i,pos,
'..'" G''"u- ESCAPE i'm an automobile
S"> l"rHry afternoon ON Inc
,nns S,r'r' Road som. distance be-
I'm" iN" Guy limits Tho automobilo
in Which She was riding ,t.rn.d con,
i"'l''y over when inc steering rcnr
.%,N.a, i"ssins the passengers out on
+ MtGowan. Of s2s West Mai,
Stree. also WAS Slightly injurrd Ia
w. ,aA"n 10 stuart Circle uosnito N
i?f attention. His injuries. howcv or
AZ" reported slight.
MISS Erds Is clerk in a rovcrp.
Incnt office In Washington and 49,. a..
mere spending her vacation. ""'