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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15
gmerifan gnnamcm @isti

@merifan Bunanen &isti iai ln-
pafirian foneresiilta 1881 ia moi
nitaan lima fen tarfoitllfiena oles
man:
@ntaa mo~paaebtoista aqua lai-
raiIle ia baapoittuneille looan ai-
fnra.
OLA pboDsiiteen1 Mmerifan fans
ian ia ormeiian ief1 laipnston ma
lillG min bpipin raliban fitin 10.
onnfin aifana.
&nrioittaa jGriesteIndllista FAM
iollista ia faniainm1listd a%ipustus-
tp0tG faiiban aifana ruttotnloeisia,
nGlGnbGoGslG, tiilipaloisia, tiilnisia,
mprsfpisiG ia muista onnettomtif-
iista iobtumien fdriimpfiien -lielpeit
tGmiiefii ia estGaniiefii.
I1ioen melipollilltufiie t1DttGs
mistG marten on febittDnDt ia tGp-
oelliientpnpt i1rjesto, ionfa npullo
malta tarfoitllsperiG on menestpfiel-
liiesti iaamutettlt ia iaaputetnan.
SGtmGn iGrieston preiibenttinG ON
MT ObopSpaltain p~reiioentti ia len
rabastonboitajona on Wbopspaltain
ro5aston fontrolleri.
Amerifnn Yltnalen &istin toi@
minta obielman mGGrGG fesfusfo-
mitea, jobon f~llilitlt 8altiooeport.
mentin, gbopsmaltain rabastor, 60
taoepartmentin, neutrality-suspicious.
tim eblistaiot ief1 fafiitoista rniirta
tunnettla Mmerifan miestG ia nais
ia.
EGmG fesfilstomitenn alafomitea
no toimii toimeenpanefpa fopitea,
jonfa eiimieben1 on tri 2ipingstone
Sarranb ia ionfa faiisiG ON tei-
tneenpanena malta. Sooan aifona
on olemasia Bltnaien &istin Gotta
neumosto, mittta iotafomiteoa rolts
ban nifana Ell ole.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15


fin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia fotitermeps
boioOn neitipominen ia Dleiien ANUS
t1fien antasninen faifille, iotfa to-
NON faltoista aqua tor1pitIenat.
Oleinen Sermepstoimisto, ionfo
tarfoitrtfiena on peritstaa terlpepSs
fesflistoia faifenmoisten tertpepS-
boioolisten toimintoien fesfipisteef
Fl. SGsiG oiastosia opetetaan emf
m1iien alpitn antamista louffaanti
nellie ia bengen pelastusto iefd
foiffin IG1feopilliien ioiialiien poll
pelufien eri miotoia. Soimiston
tarfoitllfIena on nm1tStoo pleiion
fasnattamista idrfiperGiieen terwep
oenboitoon ia toimin pbbesiG faniol
listen paltio- b. m. tertpeDstpirans
omaistem ia aiiainbarrastaiain
fanSin.
&obasto- ia tilioepartementti pi-
tG6 pfiitpisfobtaista firianpitoa III
Ioista ia menoista. @Gnui tilt tars
fastoa f6GnnOIliiesti gbbpsWaltaim
Sotaoepartenentti.
Gpon belpottdniiefii eri 6eport-
menteisin ON gbopsnolta joettu mel
iG1ntoista oItieeieen eli oimiloonaar.
.@ri aIileioen ballinto on i~1riestettp
lamaIIa tapan fuin pGGtorteerifin.
Sofniiesio aleSia on toimituSiobta-
ia, iofa iobtoa aIueen toimintaa To-
moin fiiin pleinen toimeenpotefpo
iobtoio pGGfortteerin tpotd-
Epon b~eIpottmifefii eri Depart
menteisia ON ybopswaIta ioettu
neIiG6mtoista aIiieeieen eli 6ipiioo-
moan. @ri oliteioen baIIirto on i1r-
.iestettp fomnIIa tapaa fitit pddforts
teerifin. Sotaiiesia aIesio on tot
mishisiobtaia, iota iobtaa aliieen
iortoin fuir DIetnen toi-
meenponeipa iobtoia pddfortteerin
.tpotd.
q. "a i--
aesfastGn ipttais Alphabetically
BerIint. = Dostori tri bon
Braun fesfiispitoIiieesto, on rimis
tettp tporninisterifii innsIeri Sebren
bmtchin miniSferisto851.
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SlmtpMns

Winerspillen @rpanf. 2utbf Gnn-
ialliSieurnfunta pit1G piolimuoiifos
foufien % p:wG beinGt. flo 2 ip.
1920 SenrD Safnlan fonnilIa, jos.
Ia tlllaan festistelGnaon ia pGGt.
tamadn tarfeista ierrnfunnan a
lioiSto, eta oliii faiffien idienter
iaamuttapa fofoufieen. &oittafoo
iaapita lGbeltG ia fautaa.
5. ulfto Senrp Safalo
&iriuri @Simies
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via evankelisia kirjoja kehoitamme tlaamaan. Niita On saataya-

seuraayia eyankelisa kirjoja kehOhamme dlaamaan Militia IN saatava-
SSsSS sPist; pSss sell nssIt y; t Hjnf N. Luther sh7s
Hs n una M M} Nh w. luther $500
5Sms55sn 1 1Ssfsi sSa stao sss iTay !: Iii ist+j N I 5d : ".:: :: e
Ksasa5ss lSlGss lanast tys% t., kiSj: 4. Luther n . .1'1 -. s g
fssS p Sa: :s ssssRss + Iii 5 x \ e. ! &ut + 5s;'s; :.::::.....:... Sig g
5SaSsts 5s%sfsa i iaSais f ss3 N i.i Ss5: n: Luther ..:::::".. lS s :
MatEaevastz Ej N, Luther ~ rs
P Hasl Rs "a asnd Jon IS s.is ). R E MY N luther ..:.................: 4
YS%GsDspd 1Rsn s ssSsss s&i N: Luther :::.:::".::.".-. sn IS
$:s ) aa ss s5 4. s ss sa H. : Fl # N Luther :::::*.:::::":.: &: e
TTssassis@i3 syaT j. sen nn a%s $ t R{st !; Back ..:.:..::::....:.. /
Seesus hyvS paimene%%s kf IL J : Back k. Il: 10
k k%Ssa 3sSy'; s3i ,sj1 S,t tsHEss hp. j, j. Back OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES +
T Tssosps pa hSaxas'i tsj. Eta B. a !. A 5asa 20
H sHsssess sssi' 5ssp, ssIs"! LIZ J. XXI <: y SsF Ps.s!sth :::::":::::". j i
KirRas Kofntsb SGi% Rfj! kT j. r =; E9ssh4m ".:....""..... 80 20
TvSsRsIjas3 {s %. {ssss zssaSs P : #. y; Esa;sh ":: i + g
I MaaSukseg ELLA eiamI ! ia xv vaitntus hrj. J. KOsknen .........""... 800
ySs5s5aa sga II. t! 7 nS %sj; e /; KKaryiass -" e
f Hanaas RSs"g 1E taivf Eaida k Fjan mm' Lyyinen .....'"....~.....: 10 10
Kadd ia kakissa krstas kj. v. Nhnivaara .............:..... 20 20
yssy9si%ns su Eset issfa xxi R5 " W. Fi Shnf1ss-a -: ::::::."..:.....:..": 1s
E kisFa5 ia sissn R Rsss5sy' 1 h#' a. o f essaas1 ..:::::::".::::.:.: aS
k siaos%.. K Unit SIm hni Ham Hanna Rauta g
EyanE. saIiaiseaas. saarnas j. zysiteet, hJ. 4. C. Rutstom ...:..: $50
ssSSani il isDsyai sti ii ri W Il %snnestrSm ........"...-... S 3
va Hm ieh ia hanen PUMkansa 10
|EvankeEumin opn okeasta kastykseSa so
Lasten saarnadrja Toim. f. Lyyfnen ia H. Patala ........... $1O0
|Oletko synnton rs
|Taitel6Jan tyohuoneessa 10
|Terveellnen oppi 2m vk. Ev. SITS
|Tereve1inen oppi Pm vk Epist $175
|Terveellnen oppi 3m vk. Epist. SITS
Vapaakaupunki I0l
.Toverit 75
'Abrahamn jouulo 10
Jesus sunaa lapsa 10
Jeesuksen SeimeeH (Joulusaarna) 10
Kouupofka Fisenahhssa 10
Lasten lukemisto 1-4jas vihko .O5
Opeuksa 1apsile enkelesta 05l
Paroni ia pamenpoka O5l
Pieni Observation-Disclosures 10
Xxx Leena -. 80. -. ...... :: 49,. -. 49,. 40
Nuorukainen, Kantaatti Barhoonisoolone ia sekakuorone urkujen
tai pianon saestykse1a savetanyt Richard Makinm ............ 30
Oskonpud- oskev bfJas1a $zot
Elaman SAMOA -: 800. $LWl
Hedbergin elana ia vaHkutus
vu01saarna -. tIWI
Luh- yhyt Epfst pognMa $lMv
Luhern AhusaarnoJa 80. 81
Daanenn W ukk0a ~
IN mfnul sydamen zyt
Semnaarin vuosLkertUnus 10
Aapsa LoI
doI
4. Kunnidtuksaa |
Auttaja Box. 63 Ironwood Mich.
Aanrn;ehue IN enernnnSn tuaeiuc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15
Iuona feIIo 1 b.

litona fello 1 p.
&irfonmenot piodn eIofuun 1 b.
'felIo II ap. Santnioen tirfoSin S.
ebtooIliien fansia ia fellb s ip.
@iIbertisid. sos joan pastori @ie-
men Iuofieni MIN iiIloin pubumane
Serran ianaa itimpifin.
s. Tanfilo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

llicampin iprioiia ~fsstdneeIIa foe
f,,soiaIIn oapot plIdmoinitiit pbois.
tyffet oifeiittoneet itieneen fpireiIIG
pifdmiien. Sofa woltiosio ON tiiItii
5nomonHnam ettd ON torpeeIlistn
IebittSd niorifoa mountpiIieIps.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

EooeIlifia fantareita otpot ne a.
merifaIaiiet Binnien Sfistin tp5s'
fenteliidt. iotbo otuat Guropnn fotn
alueen Iuipontmuifesfufiisio mpt
fluff fttiitrttto pbteen mtttoon tots
teIIeet hiotn tliboatpoa fuIftitmitin
iposfoan ia Iiement1neet mSestSr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

iestd iouffueesta on oinoastonn pr
Il idilpnpt ebednd. @otii on iortii-
nlt taai6in itbrina bantam ia foIs
me ioa fiioIannania iaaffo fantoo
birmedn piIffiifinimecn orpiia, jon
ia be oipot ioaneet ioiraston tpos-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

Imerifan Mtnoien &iStin POD
portteeri iiiaitiee 8asbingtonisia
9. 6. ia on. fen toiminta is.aiestettp
ieriraapasti:
Soimeenpaneipan eiimieben iuo-
ranaiien mG1r1pspallnn alaiiena o.
not iibteeri, robastonboitajn, Lain
opillinen neumoia, ulfomuiiet fnni
iionit ia mnraciimieS, maraeiimie-
ben olniiina toimiwat fontroIlerit,
ulfomaisten toimien iobtaiat ia toi
meenpanepa iobtajn.
SoiTleenpanepan jobtajan irtora.
naiien molponnan olaiiina toimi-
mot ieitraalpnt toimistot ia oepart-
mentit, ioibin faiffi Bunaien Iis-
tim %fotinoinen toimirta on fesfitet.
to:
SotilosamuStus Departmental,
jonfa alaiiuuteen fltulltu faiffi TO-
totoiminta, futen fentt1-, iairaala-,
lo%irasboito-, fenttdtarjoiIu- ia per
bepalwellts. &aitban oifana fituliiu
len tebtGmiin ioiraaloisia, borioi-
tnsfentild ia pleiiisiG t~ermeDsIai-
tofIiSia olerpien iotilosten ia neri-
miesten aipiistlS ia boito iefG blto-
lenpito ~iotilasten perbeistG, Jos ne
amuStusta taripitiemat. TGtG nil
n1effi mainittua toimintaa frtIu-
toan Observation-Disclosures ia on iiIIG
tdrfeG merfitps.
Simiilinnustusoe ion
ia toimialann f~litlir1 taiffi fonial-
linen ia faniainipGlinen malmistau
tuminen onnettomuustapauffien pa
roltn' loltiboitotoimisto, ~apurnban-
tieorstellt toimisto, iotilasten ia me
rtmiesten perbeioen tieoonantos ia
apltStltstoimiSto, ioiialinen IGGfG-
rinboito, t~iebustelli- ia tieoonanto.
toimisto ietG mier~aSfielisten tieoon
mtotoimisto.
SGm1 niimefii mainittu toimis-
to, iontn Blnanep &isti otti boil
tuunia gbOpsmaltain b~allitufielta,
antaa Diernsfieliiille opastltsto ia
n%eltipojo beioGn omaIla fielell1Gn
ballituflen toimiSta, loeista ia i'd
bofiistG iefd termepttG ia fanialIi-
iuuttn tosfenisio aiioiSia. Sc fer.
too BELLE, mitG tGmGn beioGn 1tli-
ben fotimaania ballitlts tabtoo tebs
bG bpDGt1een ia mitG Re ooottoa
beiltG. SGm1 toimisto on Dfii tar.
feinmistG Bltnaien &istin oiaStois
to.
Observation-Disclosures, iofa pit6d
buolta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bunffi-
1ntlesta ia maaranani1eStd, opaStrt
len nntamiiesta totiiairasboibosia
ia lasten boioosio, pleiiesi6 terpep
o~enboioosia lG%bettGmGlI1 pbben tai
uieampia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eri
paiffnfunnille Observation-Disclosures
bon. SGlle toimistolle frailuit mpos
fin ruotaiGriestpfien ia fotitermeps
boioon nerttpominen ia DIeiien ANUS
ttfien a~ntasninen foifille, iotfa to-
MON faltaista aqua tarpitietpat.
Wleinen Serpepstoimisto, ionfo
tarfoitlifieru on peritstaa terlpepss
fesfi1stoia taifenmoisten terpeps-
boioollistan toimintojen festipisteef
II. SGsiG oiastosia opetetaan emf
mdiien alprtn antamista loltffaantu
nellie ia bergem p~elastusta ieta
- .~~. 5000 -. - /
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Nalpfniuia

&nnialliSfirffofunnon fofouf-
leSta on inotapana 1 bollariIlo fap
pole Iitttoion fonttoristn, tabi pos>
tin thlitta tilattlrna ala olewaua o.
Ioitteella:
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@irfonmenot piodn beindfiuin
% p. Scala topnisio S. %oialan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

BerIitri = Dostori tri bon
@raiin festispiioIueesta, on niunis
tettp tpoministeriffi fnnsIeri Tebren
buicbin minisfcristos51.
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Sa6n Sofinen
Sgor 1876 8rontmoob, isis.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-23
COLORRD CITIZENS.

We are making the third and last
call TO all who desire to remain mem
bers of the Civic Improvement Club.
This is an organization worth while as
It is federated in both the state and
National, which keeps its members in
touch with every movement for good.
We have done our bit toward paying
for the Douglas home which now
stands as a memorial TO the race, paid
for by the women. Then too. we have
contributed for five years or more to
"The Scholarship Loan Fund" which
is supporting worthy girls and boys
OF the state to acquire higher educa-
ton. Each pupil may attend the school
of his choice, when the same is com
pleted. the amount Is returned as they
see flt without interest. IL is past time
for the annual election of officers and
very urgent that we have quorum.
Visitors are always welcome. Meet at
the residence of Miss Fannie Mae
Jackson. Thursday evening at o'clock
sharp. MRS. NJ. J. PATTON. President.
MRS BOONE WEBSTER. Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-23
DOUBT DISAPPEARS
No One In Maysville Who Has a Bad
Back Should Ignore This
Double Proof.

Does your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Backache Is sometimes kidney ache
With it may come dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been en-
dorsed by thousands.
Renewed testimony; tested by time.
You have read Maysville proof.
Ask your neighbor!
Read how the Maysville sequel
Are recommended here at home.
Fred Dresel, tailor and Justice of
the peace, 1888 E. Second St, Mays
vile, says: 81 was troubled by in
fiammation OF the bladder and an
noyance from my kidneys. The kid
ney secretions burned in passage and
often were retarded. l had severe
pains across the small of my back
which greatly interferred with my
work. Doan's Kidney Pills, which i
got at Wood G. Sons Drug Store, gave
me prompt relief"
NEARLY NINE YEARS LATER, Mr.
Dresel added: 81 have had the same
faith in Doans Kidney Pills today as
ever, for | haven't had any trouble
with my kidneys since | last recon-
mended them"
Price Coo at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Dresel had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfrs RuffalO N Y
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-23
AN THE DAYS NEWS"

Homer S. Cummings, who will re-
ceive the fourteen votes of the Connec-
ticut delegation in the Democratic ma
tional convention next week as the
"favorite son" of the Nutmeg State for
the presidential nomination, is the
present chairman of the Democratic
national committee. MIR. Cummings is
a prominent citizen of Stamford, which
cit he has served as mayor and presi
dent of the local board of trade A ma
tive of Chicago, he went to Yale for his
college training, and settled in the
East, the law being his profession. In
recent years he has played a promi-
nent part in both State and national
campaigns Four years ago he was
the unsuccessful Democratic candidate
for United States senator from Con-
necticut As chairman of the national
committee Mr.. Cummings will preside
over the opening proceedings of the
San Francisco convention and will de-
liver the keynote address.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-23
DATE IS FIXED FOR
The NOTIFICATION
OF SEN. HARDING
Arrangements Are Made To Officially
Notify Republican Candidate
In July.

Senator Warren G. Harding will be
notified formally July %. at his home
in Marion, Ohio. of his nomination as
the Republican presidential candidate
Governor Calvin Coolidge will be no
titled July ~. at his home at North
ampton. Mass, of his nomination by
the Republican party for the Vice
Presidency.
The dates for the two notification
ceremonies were decided on Monday at
a conference at Washington in which
Senator Harding. National Chairman
VIII II. Hays and a subcommittee of
the Republican National Committee
participated.
The conference at its session, which
was continued all day ard late into the
night, also agreed on an Executive
Committee TO have general charge of
the campaign. but its personnel will
not be made public until today in or
der TO permit Chairman Hayes to COM
municate with the proposed members
and ascertain whether or not they will
be willing to serve.
1t was understood. however, that
among the members appointed was
Harry NJ, Daugherty, of Columbus, o.,
pre-convention manager for Senator
Harding.
The original plan was to notify Sen
ator Harding of his nomination July
10. but in order to allow adequate time
for the news services to mail his
speech of acceptance to all parts of the
country after it had been prepared. the
committee thought il to be advisable to
postpone the ceremonies one week.
Although final plans have not been
completed. the Republican nominee is
expected TO remain in Washington I'M
til few days before his notification.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-23

Reading, Pa. - Pennsylvania Retail
Coal Merchants Association.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-23
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES.

1769-Empress Josephine, "the star
of Napoleon" born at st. Pierre, Mar
Unique. Died at Malmaison, May "a,
1914.
1SS9-Lady Hester Stanhope, the
brilliant niece and companion of Will
liam Pitt, died in convent at Mount
Lebanon. Born March 10, 1776.
1S4S-Gen. Cavignac was appointed
dictator of France.
1S70--Amos T. Alderman of Georgia
became Attorney-General of the United
States.
1SS1-Silas Clarke Herring, inventor
of the modern safe, died at Plainfield.
n. ]. Born at Shrewsbury, Vt, Septem-
Der Z, 1903.
1S96-The Canadian Liberal party
was victorious in the parliamentary
elections.
19OS-The United States several
diplomatic relations with Venezuela.
1916-Wheat dropped below the dol
lar mark for the first time since the
war boom in 1914.
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aberdeen news

Mr.. VIM Vanzant, of Cincinnati,
visited friends here and in Maysville
Saturday.
Miss Bessie Glen Campbell, of Day
ton, Ky, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jerry Bennett.
Rev. II. c. Bradley has purchased
property in Paris, Ky, and expects to
locate in that city in the near future.
Mrs. Bradford and children, of Gin
cinnau, are guests of relatives, here.
Rev. Divbert, pastor of the local NJ.
E. Church, has returned from visit
with his parents at Ohio City, Ohio.
Miss Anna Belle Winter, of Cincin-
natl, is visiting home folks in Aber-
deem.
Mrs. Clara Clark, wife of Mayor
Clark, is in a Cincinnati hispital where
she underwent an operation for can
Ger. She is reported to be doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tolle, of Mays
vile, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Fitch, Jr., of the twonship.
Little Miss Margaret Forman,
daughter of the late VIM. Forman, is
in Ironton for the summer.
Miss Jessie florence Boggs left Mon
day for Georgetown, Ky, where she
will assist in caring for sick relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell, of
Main street, entertained friends from
Portsmouth, Sunday.
Edward Hartman and Herman Shell
ton, who graduated from the Aber-
deem High School this spring, are now
holding good positions in Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Humphreys, of
Cincinnati, have been visiting relatives
here and in Maysville.
Mrs. Eva Swlsher, of Cincinnati, is
the guest of relatives and friends here.
The other day four young boys were
seen going up the street with a long
string tied to a birds tail. The bird
was allowed to fly the length of the
stones at the poor innocent young
strones at the poor innocent young
bird. If these chaps are not headed
direct for the Reform School, or for
the electric chair, we do not know
what road runs in that direction.
The river is again flooding the crops
in the low bottoms, but it is hoped that
it will not do any serious damage.
Miss Minnie Richmond is at home
from Wilmore. Ky, where she has
been attending school.
Miss Nora Covert, who has been Wis
iting her mother at the Mineral Water
Hotel, has returned to Dayton, where
she has employment.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-23
KILLS BABY WITH
SHOT At MOTHER

Mt. Sterling, Ky, June 81. - Three
year-old Georgia Tabor is dead, her
mother is suffering from gunshot
wounds and her father. Henry Tabor,
blacksmith, is in Jail here as the
result of a quarrel between the par
ents.
Mrs. Tabor was at the home of Ed
Greer, near Jeffersonville, this county,
where Tabor went to see her. An al
tercation is said to have been the out
growth of their meeting and Tabor dis
charged the contents of n shotgun at
his wife, who was holding their child
in her arms The baby was fatally
wounded and lived but few hours,
while the mother was slightly wound
ed in the arms.
Following his arrest by county au-
thorities. Tabor asserted his wife shot
at him first and that he fired in self
defense. The killing of the child, he
claims, was an accident.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-23

shpwreC terror despair rescue Intimate pic
lures Of beowstars life in wealth British households Pcuro Of
love and strife in primitive land where conventions
forgot Gorgeous pectaces in the palace king Baby
Ion Beves of beautiful pomp power profit
gate court Idyic Of happy home little
Humor pahos coloru drama vivid dazzling pafe
nty enacted by hundreds players group Of pn
als All the passions and yearnng an in
spring story that beats with blood Opulen of
the titled rich Barbro struggle nature
South Sea isle Spendor gowns the drawing u
aashionabe Costumes of grass savage unRes
of the tropics Lady Mary bath boudo
sion in England Lady Mary in shrinking prowng
stoImsweyt coast. .,-eass, sl.s~--
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augurated president of Bates College
in succession to the late George Colby
Chase.
Commencement week at Yale Uni
versity will be brought to a close to-
day with the graduation of the classes
of 1920.
The fifth annual convention of the
Catholic Hospital Association of the
United States and Canada will begin
its sessions today at st. Paul.
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oday will be in
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CONVENTIONS OPENING TO-DAY.

Buffalo - Northern Baptist Conven-
ton.
Buffalo Baptist Woman's Home
Mission Society.
Cincinnati American Classical
League.
ColfaX, Iowa-Iowa Section Of Ma
tional Electric Light Association.
San Angelo, TeXas-Texas Sheep and
Goat Raisers' Association.
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TODAY'S EVENTS.

The Prince of Wales, now touring
Australia, will celebrate his goth birth
day today
DR.. Jacob Gould Schurmann will
close his career as president of Cornell
University with today's commence
ment
DR.. Clifton d. Gray today will be in
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Five thousand visitors are expected
In Buffalo today for the opening OF the
thirteenth annual session OF the North
ern baptist Conyeniio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
NO c.. @. P. ASPIRANT
HAS WON MAJORITY
Contests Already Have Been Filed Involving 1872 Votes
in Republican National Convention-Wood Shows
Most Strength on First Count of Delegates

over two delegates from the Min
ncsota Tenth District. and two from
the District of Columbia, where
citizens ere disfranchised
Besides the contests for votes. forty
seven surplus delegates have been
chosen from nine states. with frac-
titonal votes. The national COM
mittce will be called on to decide
whether its rules against fractional
voting delegations shall stand and
the surplus delegates denied seats.
Tho principal contests are between
supporters of Major-Gcncral Wood
and Governor Lowden.
Tho i22 contests already .iled arc
divided as follows: Arkansas. Z:
Florida. s. Georgia. 10: Louisiana. IL;
Minnesota. >: Mississippi. -: Mis-
souri,. 4; North Carolina. u: Okla
homa. 6 South Carolina, Ii: Ten
messed, {: Texas, 4. Virginia. Is. and
the District of Columbia. >. OF these.
entire delegations from five states
Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi. South
Carolina and Nirsinia-are in dis
putc.
An fifteen Virginia votes are
Claimed oy the reg u;ar" faction.
headed by Representative Slcmp. and
black ana tan" -rcup, led by DR..
j. ii. Bugg. OF L,nch5urg. There are
also additional contests for single
seats in the Third and Eighth Dis
tricts.
From the District OF Columbia
three pairs OF delegates are going to
Chicago to iig lit for the Districts
two votes.