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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
DE QUE PAPAS FUERON OBRA
LAS PRINCIPALES CERE
MONIAS RELIGIOSAS?

San Esteban, papa, orGeno que c.
dia de Nochebuena Sc dijese Ia misa
4 media noche, : &spuso tambien
ell ayuno &c Cuaresma, en- el ano de
l3S.
San Anacle,o XII, papa, mando
tonsurar q los sacerdotes en- l5S.
FL papa Juan II fundo los cemen-
terics e. Il 1913.
San Cirilo prohibio a clcro el ma,
trimonjo en- el ano l5S.
San Alexandra esrableC!o el uso del
aqua bendita ell 2ll.
San Ca!iNto, papa, lnStltuyo e.
ayuno dr las cuatro temporas.
San Dionisio. papa. dispuso la or
d~enacion de diocesis y parroquias.
San Anastasio, papa. mando en- e.
siglo XIV que los fie,es estuyiesen
lie pie cuando Sc cantaSe {. Evange.
lio.
San Damaso anadjo el Gloria Pa
tri." al final de les salmos; ordeno
que Sc dijese cl "Confiteor" antes de
i MlSa Y el treGo 0eSEueS uel Evan
ceTia, ' tuc 81 p~rinsero que mando
cau,ar cI "Aileluya" en- $50.
San Gregorio. papa, mandO cue en-
la misa Sc cantase tres veces ci Ky
RE cleySon." instltuy6 las letanias '
las prcccs va usadas por los griegos
Y establec;o la procession de Ramos
en- $50.
Sabine, papa. ordeno en 5S7 que Sc
cantase en- Ia misa ell 'Agnus Del
Gregorio, papa. instituy6 la fiesta
de Todos los Santos. celebrada en-
Roma mas de ~doscientos amos antes
de cue 10 fuese en- las Calais ale
manial en- 2S7.
Nicolas ordeno en- S58 que el bau
tismo no pud!ese ser r~eiterado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
Sc PONE A CUBIERTO DE
LAS ~ENFERMEDADES.

Fl Rev. VI. L. Robinson. con resi-
dencia en- % Schwartz St. Houston
fue curado de afecciones del estoma-
90 = rinones despu6s de haber su-
frido dUrante ounce amos, Y actual
mente Sc ha puesto a cuhierto de fu-
curos ataqUe contra 81 saiud, por me
die del uso del Nerritone, del DR.. +.
J.. Burke, 81 remedio de mas fama
en- 81 mundo para combatir los de-
sordenes de, los rinones y de Ia We
jiga.
Posiblemente listed. o alguno de
sus amigos, sufren de- estonago, RI.
nones o vejiga, : a ustedes preci-
sanlente es a quienes queremos ha-
Ger patenteS los efectoS maravll!o-
SOS de esta medicine, puse e Merrl-
tore ohrara Embellishments, sin i'm
portar Ia ancigiiedad de "a enferme.
dad, tai como paso en- Ell case del
Rev. Robinson.
CentenareS de familias de San An
Conio, siempre tienen en- su botlquln
caSero esCa medicine, para usarla a!
primer signo de deSordeneS del eS
tonnage, organos digestivos, rlno
reS ' vejiga, evitanGo ssi IN peli-
groso desarrol!o dc Ia e~Hfernedad.
CrgiHos a todos lso pacientes de
Intermediates del ~est6ulago, higado,
r!nones 0 vejiga, a que hagan una
prueba con Merritone.
De venta en- las Droguerias Acre
ditadas de todss Parties.
MEPRTTONE MEDIC1N co.
922 Clark Street. Houston, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
IN MUCHACHO MEXICANO QUE
RISE CON IN AGENTE
DE LA POLICIA

En- el salon de bale Que Sc halia
situado en- la esquina dc las GALES dc
Austin Y Duval. registrose anoche,
Va cerca de las Il. un incidente YER,
daderamente desapraGable. Por los
datos que Ell reportero logr6 recoger
sabesc que en- el m~encionado local &c
diversion Sc encontraba a esas horas
IN muchacho mex!cano. Santos Jlme
nez &c 20 amos de edad. 4 quien un
agcnte especial, 81 Official Flores. LA,
mo al ordcn. Segun parece Jimenez
andaba alborotahdc. Mas como el mu.
chacho viese que iba a r~eprenderie
IN :ndividuo que en- apariencia era
igual a el. pues el agcate Flores yes
tia 6c paisano, no quiso hacer case
V lejos de este tespondi0 de mal2 ma,
nera. FL saloncito de bales publicos
fue entonces teatro de una escena san
crienta. Fl agente quiso hacer res,
petar suS dercchos ' el meXIcano,
0 su parte. no quiso quedarse atras,
Sinti6 que Ia sangre le hervia al DIR,
Sc apostrogar por ell sujeto aQuel que
nunca crcy0 fuGse un agente dc Ia
policia Y Sc lc echo encima. TODD fue
obra de IN instante. FL agente Flo,
res echo mano de su pistola Y tornan,
dola Dor ell canon le asest0 con ella
IN formidable pistoletazo a Jimenez
en- Ia cabeza.
Algunos minutes mas tarde, .Jime,
neZ. banado en- san~re, era Conducido
a bordo de la "Julia" a Ia carcel de
la ciudaG.
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VARIOS JOVENCITOS AMONES.
TADOS EN- Ell CUARTEL
DE POLICIA

Fuc como a ESQ de- las ) de IA tar
de, cuando aver Sc recibi6 ell las Off
cinas de policia Ia queja de que unos
muchachcs banabanse en- rio compile
tamente desnudos.
Fl agente Christoph fue luego en-
Wade al lugar indicado donde encon.
tro aun a los infractores del regla,
mcato de banos. Cuatro muchachos
fueron cntonces trarsportados / las
ofic;nas de policia donde el sargento
Ezzeil les amonest5 con toda ener--
gia. haciendoles notar antes de en-
varies Il la Gale que 81 relncidian
serian castigados con TODD rigur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
Li5Yos MayavilOsos.

Para los cue sufren. soa victina.
de la ~desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
la suerte, fracasan en- sus negocios y
son desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos iibros lograran toGos su,
deseos. seran afortunados en- nego.
clos Y empresas, iograran el carino
del ser amado,' llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos J t%riunfar&n en- TODD;
Sc verar libres de malas influen-
cias, y vcnceran & sus enemlgos y ma
die podra causarles dane. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. Y. Martin y Co.
San Rafael STA. Habuna. Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
NOTAS CURIOSAS

Los indios Que wien en- las corca.
Mas del pantanr klamath llaman
"wokas' a la 5imientc del gran lirio
acuatico amarillo. que sc cria en- gran
a~bundancia on aQuelIos parajes, Y que
desde Antiques tiempos es 81 alimen,
to. f~arinacio principal Y Ell mas cX,
quisito a. mismO tempo.
Las ~encargadas do la recollection
son las mujeres que. tripulando bar
cas- en- forma especial, cogen las val,
mas cue encierran la simiente Y hacen
una selection cuidadosa.
Luego extraeH Ia semilla de Ia
vaina. la secan en- sarteNes puestas a
la !umbre Y la guardian en sacos.
Las ''wCwas" recien tostadas son
muy sabrosas. sobre todas Sazcnadas
con un POGO de sal.
:: :. =
Los mosquitoes no son, como SC cree.
los, tinicos agentes DC Ia Transmission
del paludismo. Los g6rmenes tent.
bles existen err ell sue!o Y pueden lie
gar al hombre por otros medios. Hoy
casos en- cue la simple remocjon con
81 arado de Ia superficie de IN te-
rreao ia p~rovocado una epidemic. Los
terrenos hImedos son favorables a Ia
existencia del michobio del paludis-
mo. Pero Ia insalubridad de escs te-
rrenos Sc puede corregir plantando eS-
pecies vegetables cuyas raices absorben
mucha hunedad: tales son Ell eucalip-
tus, sobre TODD. el de Ia variedad la
NADIA "~rostrata", que con csc obje.
TO Sc planta en- Italia; el girasol,
que causa mucha evaporation. Y en-
segundo lugar ei pino.
:. = ::
En- ina casa de dimens.oncs comu-
mes ) construida con los m~ateriales
generalmente Usadcs, el calor que Pc
netra al interior de las habitaciones
es "a quinta parte del que reciben ex-
teriormente las paredes, La parte
que estas absorben sirve para secar-
las. Cuando mas seco esta IN muro
de aIbanileria, menos calor absorbe
Y deja pasar mas al interior de los To-
Gales. Per ESQ las casas ~viejas, pero
secas, son meiores para habitar en-
ipyierno que las de construction re-
ciente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
FOR Ell CLUB IRIS

Tn buen numero de- socios del club
r~ecrearivo Iris reunieronse aver
por la tardc en- la casa numcro 205
de las GALES de Guadalupe. r~esidcncia
de las senoritas Tudcsco. para acor-
dar 10 relative a un Gia dc campo
que orcaniza Ia sinpatica agrupaci6n
para ell domingo proximo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17

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CORTES Y POLICIA


sion v mas tarde puesto en- libertad
bajo una considerable fianza que lie
tue fijada. En- breve habra de com
parccer en- la Corte De Polic:a.
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Para .libros en- esPunos d~irijase us
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 1ls
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
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CROCKET AUTO LIVERY
T~elefonos Crockett 996, I
1920

ItItIVIUN NTWGNNtI VvV' TUT
1920 '
Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANu DE
AUTOMOBILES En- LA CIUDAn,
CarroS. a proposito y a precios ra-
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Marr.monioS Y Funerales. Precios
especiales para fuera de la ciudad.
Servicjo rapido dia Y noche.
Leon 4. MARTINEZ Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17

Ha causado en- 10 General buena
impression. eli hecho dc que las nue.,
vas autoridades han querido hacer
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FRANCISCO COSS LEGO AVER
A MONCLOVA

fyiene de a Ia. Pagina.l
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
MASON REPUBLICANS
WILL HEAR HARDING
SPEAK AT ASHLAND
Arrangements For Special Train to
Leave Maysyille Wednesday-Will
Carry Hundreds Of Repub.
licans To Ashland.

Republicans of Lewis, Greenup and
other river counties some time ago
made arrangements with the C. G. o.
railroad company to- run a special
train on Wednesday morning to Ash
land to carp Republicans who will
want to hear Senator Warren G.. Hard
ing deliver his only speech in the state
Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Clarence Mathews, chairman of
{ Mason County Republican commit
tee, at once started an effort to have
the train start from Maysville instead
of from Vanceburg as was first ar
ranged so that the many Mason county
Republicans and those from adjoining
counties who desired to hear the can
didate could take advantage of this
special train. These arrangements
were not completed until this morning.
Arrangements now are for the spe-
cial train to leave Maysvllle promptly
at 1880 o'clock Wednesday morning
returning the train leaves Ashland at
AIS o'clock in afternoon, The fare will
be 1923 each way or $6.46 for the
round trip. AS 1t will require some lit
tie time to make out the excursion
tickets, all those who are going are
urged to be at the local depot early so
that there will be no delay in procur-
ing the tickets.
Besides the many local Republicans
who will take this advantage of hear
ing Senator Harding, the word has
been sent out to Bracken, Robertson
and Fleming and Brown and Adams
counties in Ohio and ii is expected that
many ardent Republicans from these
neighborlng counties will make the
trip from here.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
SPEAKER PRESENTS
REPUBLICAN CLAIMS
IN The CAMPAIGN
Major w. C. Owens Addresses Good
Sized Audience at Court House on
Monday Evening on the Issues OF
The Presidential Campaign.

Although many were disappointed
because Attorney General Charles |.
Dawson was unable to keep his ap-
pointment here Monday afternoon,
there was very good crowd for Mon
day evening at the court house to hear
Major w. C. Owens, of Louisville.
Major Owens is very gifted speak
er and a politician well known in all
parts of the state. He first gained fame
in politics in defeating Colonel w. c.
P. Breckenridge in one of the states
most famous Congressional campaigns
The Major is familiar with the issues
of the present campaign and discussed
them most satisfactorily here. He
dealt with the League of Nations and
more especially labor's relation to that
league, as well as many of the other
more pronounced issued between the
two parties in this campaign.
His address was a very fair one anG
was delivered with oratory for which
he has long since gained quite repu.
tation. Those present were very much
pleased with the address.
Major Owens speaks at Brooksvillt
today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
Special Republican Train 1:i:.i', 7i,i,' ss' n,,, 3
BOTH LOCAL METHODIST
PASTORS RETURNED HERE
Members Of Local Congregation Are
Rejoicing at the Return Of Pastors
For Another Year.

Members of the local M. E. congre-
cations are rejoicing at the return OF
their pastors. Assignments were made
by the bishop at the annual conference
in Augusta Monday. The assignments
for the Ashland District in which
Maysville is located follows;
W. H. Davenport, District Superin-
tendent.
Advance, e. N. Farley; Ashland
First Church, T. Howard Jones; Sec
ond Church, j. d. Haggard; Catletts-
burg, A. H. Davis; Elkhorn Cy, Miss
Flora Bridges; East Maysville, w. H.
Morris; Hitler, ]. II. Howes; Greenup
and Fullerton, v. E. Fryman; Gallop
Orc Sparks; Germantown, j. K
Hawes; Louisa, John Cheau; Martin
To be supplied; Maysville, w. S. Pet
ers; Mt. Olivet, W. B. Duncan; Olive
Hill, R. L. Burton; Paintsyille, Isaac
Cline; Paintsville Circuit, VIM. Spark
Pikeville, L. B. Ashley; Pinkeville Cir
cult, To be supplied; Russell, o. W
Robinson; Salt Lick, l.. B. Godbey
Salyersville, To be supplied; Sardis
]. F. Hopkins; Tolesboro, N. B. Girls.
void; Vanceburg. To be supplied
vanceburg Circuit, F. W. Points; Wal
lingford. ]. H. Burden; Wolf Pit, L. c
Morris.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
JAIL DELIVERY At
COvINGT0N IS FOILED
Planned Attempt to Escape KentOn
County Jail Is Discovered in Time
By Jailer.

Evidence of plot fora Jail delivery
at Covington, in which three or more
prisoners were implicated was discov-
cred Tuesday by Hugh Smith, Kenton
county jailer.
Following tip, source of which was
not revealed, that delivery was
planned, Smith and turnkeys ques-
toned James B. Davis, charged with
burglary J. w. Knipper, charged with
robbery, and Winifred Schoup, a city
prisoner. The trio denied knowledge
Of any plot.
They were placed in solitary con-
tinement. Their cells were searched
Smith found, he said, a heavy i'm
provised blackjack, made Of cement
wrapped in pieces of bedding, in
Schoup's cell.
In Knipper's cell Smith found pint
milk bottle stuffed with wet paper and
in an adjoining cell mineral water
bottle, also filled with wet paper
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
MINSTREL PLEASES.

There was good crowd at the
Washington Theater Monday evening
to attend Joe Coburns famous min
strels. Mr.. Cpburn has a splendid
show this season with about as good
singers as has ever been offered on a
minstrel program, His aggregation al
ways pleases In Maysville but the
show he offered Monday night is far
above his past average.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
LOCAL ODDFELLOWS
WILL HAVE GREAT
MEETING TONIGHT
Grand Patriarch OF Kentucky VIII
Visit Local Encampment-Royal
Purple Work and Banquet to Fol-
low Will Attract Many.

Pisgah Encampment No. >, l. U. "
F., expects TO have one of the greatest
meetings this evening that Encamp-
menr has had. in years. Tonights
meeting is a special meeting called for
the purpose of comforting the Royal
Purple degree on three candidates and
following the work the members Will
be seated to a great banquet which Is
being prepared by the members OF the
local Rebekah Chapter.
The local Oddfellows will have as
their guest of honor at this meeting
Hon. Curt Gelbke, of Newport, Grand
Patriarch of the State of Kentucky
and quite number of the members OF
Victory Encampment at Germantown.
This Encampment is very young hav-
ing been instituted by members of the
local encampment They have been
visited several times by delegations
from the local encampment and in re-
turn for the splendid banquets they
have furnished the Maysville men,
they too, are to be guests of honor at
tonight's affair.
Captain James Farrell, of the Pis-
gah Degree Team, has his team in
splendid trim for tonight's work and
promises to show the men from Ger
mantown and the visitors who will ac-
company the Grand Patriarch from
Newport, just how the work is done In
Maysville, Mr.. Farrell is not only cap
tain of the degree team but is chair
man of the committee on arrangements
for tonights affair. He has worked
diligently and is promising all who at
tend something well worth their while.
Every member of local Encampment
Is expected to attend. The meeting
will be held in DeKalb hall over the
Hechinger store and will = begin
promptly at 1880 o'clock.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
FIRE PREVENTION
DAY IS PROCLAIMED
BY MAYOR RUSSELL
Mayor T. NJ. Russell Designates Satur-
day, October 9th, as Fire Preyen-
tiOn Day Calling on All to
Cleanup For Fall.

In keeping with the general cam
paign over the United States to make
a special effort for a fall cleanup on
Saturday, October 9th, Mayor T. M.
Russell today issued a proclamation
setting aside that day as special Fire
Prevention Day in which he asks all to
make a thorough cleanup of rubbish
collecting during >the summer and at
which time he asks all citizens to be-
come familiar with their fire districts.
The proclamation follows:
Whereas, the Hon. Woodrow WI
son, President of the United States,
and the Governors of the various
states of the Union, including our own
state Of Kentucky, have set aside Sat
urday, October 9th, 1920, as special
Fire Prevention day, and,
Whereas. our citizenship should
make some concerted effort to clean
up our fair city after the summer
months, and,
Whereas, 1t behooves all of us TO
become moro familiar with the opera
tions of our fire fighting system and
fire department:
Therefore. |, Thomas NJ Russell,
Mayor of the City of Maysville, Mason
county, Kentucky, do urge upon all of
our citizens to observe Saturday, Octo-
ber 9th, 1920 as Fire Prevention Day
in cleaning up their property. remov-
ing ell accumulated rubbish and de-
bris and in setting their yards and eel
lars in order for the fall and winter
months. I also urge thatNour citizens
use this day in learning more about
the local fire department. Every man
woman and child in Maysville should
know exactly the location of their
nearest fire alarm box and the num-
Der of that box should be as familiar
with them as the number of their tele-
phone.
"In witness whereof, / have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
of the City to be affixed this 2Sth day
of September, 1920.
THOMAS NJ. RUSSELL,
Attest; Mayor City of Maysville
R. B. ADAIR, City Clerk.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
VETERANS ADVANCE
GUARO ARRIVES

Comrades M. c. Chisholm, Of New
port, Alonzo Seaman, of Guthrie, Okla,
and Peter D. Courtney, of Mammouth
Spring, Ark, arrived this afternoon to
attend the annual reunion of the Civil
War veterans at Beechwood park to-
morrow afternoon This is Comrade
Courtney's first visit to Maysville in
thirty-one years and he is meeting
many of his old friends.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
OLD VETS SHOULD
Be WELCOMED BY
COLORS TOMORROW
Veterans of the Tenth and Sixteenth
Kentucky Regiments to Meet In
Annual Reunion Here Tomorrow
Flags TO BE Displayed.

The few remaining veterans of the
old Tenth and Sixteenth Kentucky
regiments of the Civil War who are
possibly able to be here will be on
hand tomorrow for the annual reunion
of their Association which will be
held all day Wednesday at Beechwood
Park. A special program has been
arranged in which Hon. A. D. Cole,
Rev. W. S. Peters, Rev. j. j. Dickey
and others will take part and there
will be special music to interest those
who attend.
In order that the visiting veterans
of the Civil War days will be heartily
welcomed to Maysville, Mayor Thomas
NJ. Russell this afternoon issued
statement asking all citizens of Mays
vile to display the national colors
from their homes and business houses.
The official city flag will be raised in
Market street and the keys Of the city
will be turned over to the veterans and
their officers.
Mrs. G. w. Hook the secretary Of
the Association, is really the life Of
the entire organization In her hands
all arrangements have been placed and
she has called to her assistance many
who are willing to help make the few
remaining veterans happy for day.
In Wednesdays program the Ameri-
can Legion members, veterans of the
recent World War, will have an i'm
portant part and they are all invited to
attend the reunion. The entire public
is invited and many will bring we'll
filled baskets as the meeting will last
all day
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
COBURN COMPLIMENTS
PROF. BARNARD.

Col. Joe Coburn, head of the min
strel show which bears his name and
himself one of the most famous Of
cornetists, is an old friend of Prof.
George Barnard, the new director of
the Maysville Boys Band. In con-
versation Monday Mr.. Coburn compli-
mented Prof. Barnard very highly
saying that he was one of the best
brass band directors he had ever
known. He complimented Maysville
upon being able to procure the serv-
ices of such splendid director.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
KEITH.FREYHOFF.

Miss Mary Owens Keith, charming
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. George Keith
of Charleston Bottoms, and DR.. Will
liam Freyhoff, prominent young Gin
cinnati physician, were quietly mar
ried at the home of the brides parents
at 1890 today by DR.. John Barbour, of
the Presbyterian church. The cere-
mony was performed In the presence
Of the families and Mr.. Samuel D.
Lansing, of Cincinnati, very close
friend of the groom. The happy young
couple left on c. & o. No. 2 for a trip
East
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
PREPARE FOR BIBLE
CLASS MEETING.

Rather extensive preparations are
being made for the meeting Of the
members of all adult Sunday school
classes which will be held at the First
Presbyterian church on Wednesday
evening. A most interesting program
has been arranged and large attend
ance of the Sunday school men and
women Of the city and county is ex-
nacted
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
MURDER CASE is
CALLED TOMORROW.

The case against Henry Eddins ip-
dicted for the murder Of Ben Schu-
maker, will be called in the Mason Cir
cult Court Wednesday morning. 1t is
not known as yet, whether the case
will be tried this term or not. The
witnesses have been summoned and
the Commonwealth will be read but it
is understood the defense will make an
effort to obtain continuance of the
case until the next term of court.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
ON THURSDAY NIGH

The regular monthly meeting of the
City Board of Education will be held
at the High School building on Thurs
day evening, This is the first regular
meeting since the opening of the city
schools and there will probably be
much important business to be taken
up by the heads OF the schools.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
MIR. WORD BURIED HERE.

The body of Mr.. James R. Word
prominent land owner of the Concord
neighborhood, announcement of whose
death appeared in Saturdays Public
Ledger, arrived here from Rochester
Mimi, Monday evening. Burial was
made in the Maysville cemetery this
morning with services by Rev. J. J.
Dickey.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-28
SELLS SIXTH WARD RESIDENCE

Sherman Arm sold for Mr.. Ray
whaley, HIS residence located In the
Sixth ward. to Mr.. j, II. Kain. the
DeIco light man at the Buick garage,
after improving tho property the new
owner will mako II his homo.