davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Cleared

- Str Nordsmerika (Nor). Ca plain Linnctt
havana, Vera Cruz. etc; y. Y. and Cuba
Mail Line
Str Delco (A1n}, Captain sorenson, Bel
fast, Dublin and CorK: Moore & Nc
Str Duos D'Aosta u0. Captain schuf-
Line.
Str Mount Clinton (Am). Captain 1ver-
son, Hamburg United American Line
Str Duendes (BD, Captain Hildyard
Cristobal and Callao; Sandersun & sons
str Yucaten (Aml. Captain Seastrom,
Havana and Progresoi Ward Line
str Graciana tBr). Ca ptain Yeoman,
Lopdon and Leith; Furness, Witty & Co
Str Lenape (Am). Captain Kemble, Jack
sonville and Charleston; Clyde Line.
Str Delaware (Am) Captain Robin
son. Boston; Eastern s. S. Go.
Str StaVangerfjord (Nor), CAPTAIN
Irgens Bergen, ChTistiania and StaVanger:
Norwegian American Line
Str York Castle (Br), Captain Sin
clair, Cape Town and MosseI Bay;
Str Poland (Br) Captain Pollard, Ham
burg. burg. Lioau and Danzig; International
Str Emilia UD, Captain Bussa nich
Gibraltar via Baltimore Phelps Bros.
Str Erholm (Nor). Captain Johan-
nessen, Guantanamo and Santiago; At
lantjc Fruit Co
Str West Harcuvar (An). CAPTAIN
Fjaren, Norfolk; Sigsbee, Humphrey &
schr Emily Northam CBr). CAPTAIN
Ward, Newark; Sexton Ss Bryant
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated arc standard time.
TIE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

n N Providence tFrl, Naples May rs.
50 frst. a2s second and 1850 third. Ella 60
T@SF, T@SFS, maii and mdsc; foot of Slst st.
str Pessarc 90. Genoa Nav 10 Nan,os
neeyl May - 10 Lloyd ssbado s s Go, with as
mrst S22 second and S44 third class pa ass.
''sts str 9nd n17 mdse; Pier oS N NR
~ I'm SFl pass and mdse en- route to Dan.
@s 20 Red Star Line Pier 81 IL
T,sii,.lxs Ia sourdonueis (Frl, TIavre May 1s.
ahasasianttquo, with paas and 1ndse; pier
Il str to ln1thusns nae. tpan1. Copenhagen May
TTaoth' 20 steerRge pass and fndee; pier +
hosh Docks, B'l<lyn 0' %
10 e.. ARE Henry, ,Wallsps Wash. Aprh
- 10 Atlantic. Gult a Pacific Stea,nshin
$tr 'a AmeTtcsn @9ss foq' i,SS6l,r SS5h st. n,kyq
wsh'sed ss American Lines, with mdse DER
10 Str S.c,. caso ortesai tsp,. savine May 10:
Sesction s r1rie Bsson. R'klyn. Wv" muse
May 20 2oi4 ,o M1afacStbo 1s5fs ,t May 10, Meyaeuez
pass. mans ~ G''ss- ballet & Co. With 44
,Str Mexican. fgonolulu April 1s por,
Saleh April 81 CristobaI MAY II. IN 1tntted
b"cHg ',oaR i,., line with sugar; Pier s. Bush
str MuScatinc Dunkirk May :. - r,-
Sbo,.e, 'seIs s Steamship Corp In ballast ss.
'ho'ed OF Stapleton. S l.
SIR Henry Il Mallory 1rava,. Nav -.
80 New Nork and ,,nbs Nfa1, a1'% e,. NAY ~
= r'' p "th 20 pass, mail and mdse. PIER /
=. SIR ,Msrragsnsct oRrp. London Nav -
~ NJ smith. in ballast Fier 5. Bayonne'
u Str San Rossore OD. Genoa MAY ..
With ,504 third class pass and m1seS pisr
:. Bush Docks B'kiyn 'ei
Salt Fond April 2s St Vincent MaI % % ~, ~
Titirn TitttGn marine Corp. with mdse; Pier Q,
:, str Modesto fNor). cardenas Nav ,s
SuEa Warmers Refinery Edgewater NJ !
s,6n our Si%aols santa Marta May II. King
and mdse rier Is. Il r, ''' pS"s
e Gtr MSttniceck' Galveston May Is. 10
at9sle aeSipt root l. Hagpe with OIL Pier S con,
- Str ia ke Arthur Richmond May "a. TO
=, ni1hrnG9q f,d,. T, and New York S Co. with
STR Lake Fighting. New Orleans Ma, %
70 ihterns tional Marine Corp: Pinr / X n
Str HamAton, Norfolk May 25 tn old
D%5}lni9n s,r on Linz. Linz. vii mdse; Pier 26 y r.
q Ga'ena a Navigation Go, with oil, Bayway
Str Ponta. HeIs5nsfors and Flushing
70 Moore & McCortuaCk with md 80
anchored off Quarantine ''iNSS
- : III, Hampton Roads, West Point,
L K-2. Hampton Roads. West FONT
.. I KS. Hampton Roads, west Point
IS K-4, Hampton Roads; West Point
L ks. Hampton Roads; West Point.
u Ks. Hampton Roads; Navy Yard.
Z ; A., hampton Roads, West Foint
ks. Hampton Roads, West Point,
u Bushnell. Hampton Roads, West
-----L -
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Reports Of Shipping and News of Fore
Tne,, TroS,G,,ss Sus 81 ss nNn q Jupiter May rs.

Trontelite sb mNE Jupiter MAY 25.
NC, tnnnekanoe t iat 40 20 Ion 66 ii May ae
HlV ~ sW Cape San Antonio NAV 25
NJ Teegle 277 q Loboa Island Nav 25
W. u han Ti,t9rd r., 2S2 % by n Tameioo May %
,nh wsn8h iSt 81 ol lon 81 ~ ntdn't May 2s.
May % "''V III
walter Jennings 27o 70 Lobos rsl'd Nav 25
Ns W eHt t,ita $50 w Honolulu n mi May 2s
Wggst Helbrook 2,s0o w San Fran 8 D m
West lsetn 237 NNE Colon May 2s.
May "a 'e'S III
wpiye,,ne state i,a7s w San Francisco $
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Reports by Wireless
From the u. s. Naval Station

From the u. S. Naval Station
tDtstsnce is given in miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified J
Ernest Mills laS sW Hatteras May rs.
Agwiworld so W Alacran Reef May 25
Aladdin 154 y Jupiter May rs
Algonquin 7e4 w san Francisco FM
Apsche sos $ Scotland 1v May 2s.
Beatrice rs n Jupiter May 25,
Bella ~ S Cape Henry May 25
Beahower $50 Cape Fiattery PM
Belyidere lat So So Ion so Is May Is
bird city 15o ENE Cape Henry May 2s.
Brush SS n, san .s.J IS salyadore May IS
! Canadian Importer pd Honolulu PM
cartago $50 south Pass May IS
Charlton Hall % ssE Charleston May 25.
Chanter ESQ f Ambrose May 20,
city ot savannah 17s NE Tybee Bar
City of St Lotus 1853 sw Hatteras May 25.
Comal ~ N Jupiter May 25
Corning 10 SW South Fass May 25
CREOLE state $50 w San Francisco PM
Dsrtford 2ss e Tampico May 25.
Delrosa 3.073 $ San Francisco May 25.
Eastern Admiral 1,436 w Tatoosh PM
May %.
East indian 1,1os E Cape Henlopcn May 25.
El Alba 279 SW Scotland Nv May rs.
F Q Barstow SO S Hatteras May 90.
Garioaldt lat 81 81 lon n 45 May 25.
Cuff Queen 20 Sand Key May rs
Fl F Dimock 20S NE SWAP Island May 25.
Herbert y, 9i l. Pratt ~ IN, NE Jupiter May 20,
Japan Arrow 263 z Iobos Island May 25
John D Rockefeller 321 Tampico May 25.
Jomar 67n Il Cape Charles May 20.
kenowis 7S7 q Hatteras May %.
herhonkson lat 40 l6 lon 63 20 May 2a.
L ! Drake 245 e Lobos Island May 25
LaHGikaw5apna Hiss. Bridge lat 2S 5. lon 70 A
Lacla wanna Valley 74o e Ambrose May 25.
Lake ai,e Butler F,l.! 3$e $ Hatteras May 25.
Lake SlaVi 205 L Havana May 25
Liberty Miaquas 250 Hatteras May 25
N F Elliott 241 sW Hatteras May 25
Manulani Leg e Honolulu PM May 23.
Matsohia 1907 w San Francisco Pm
-Middiesax lat 40 10 lon II 90 May 26.
Moopia,ns 166 Ambrose May 26.
Muskogee 1858 e by Lobos Island May 25
Nanklng 1.19o w Honolulu PM May 90.
New Orleans lat 80 81 Ion 60 o4 May 25.
Ni9uw Amsterdam ,o6o e Ambrose May 25.
Old North State 2,418 from Ambrose
Ontario 0 10 2 Fire Island May 2s.
Pearl Shell 817 W San Francisco PM
May %.
Pspnsylysnia 1S1 Iobos Island May 2s.
PhId Sto - SCONldnQ Nv May 20.
Philip Publcker so N Hatteras May 25
Polarine 17G SW Hatteras May 25
Princess Matoika PASS from Ambrose May
Ramapo SO Sc Ambrose May rs.
Rayo 80 s Hatteras May %
Roanoke 402 Tampco May 25.
sagua 80 S Overfalis May 26
Salvation Lass lat SO 35 lon rs o5 May 25
san Jose eos sW Cape Lookout May 25.
San Pablo 92 S Nantucket May 25.
Standard 20 Jupiter May %
Standard Arrow 855 w San Francisco 8
PM May 23.
storm King sss overfalls May 25.
Sudbury M 20l @ w Bishop's Rock May 2s. y
sunoll zoS BSB Sabine Bar May 20.
Susquehanna ,5l6 from Ambrose MAY 25
Swtftstar 80 S Jupiter May 25.
TiVives 202 Ambrose May 25
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
American Ports

=, HALTl MORE. May 2e-Arrived: stra
G",s,,1,,H Go",sana, Hen9e and Leshorn via New York
TTCinulRee, Texas city Stalled. atrs
ioyehS Maru tJap). Now York Bradc,yde
}sr} M,amburs nnd Bremeni san Gregorio
Snrl, TuNpaln; Manchester Importer @Rr,.
mNsnchegtor Via Philadelphia Thorrerd
Ssinp,' hsvena ana Clenfuegos; Karachi
Me,r mas' e%hpl, havre; Georgeanna weeme.
New 9ork schr John l. Martlno Nassau
BOSTON. May 26~Arrived: strs Rhode
!!sland Hrl, Liverpool via Havre; Ken.
tuchy CBrl, Yokohama; Manila, SINGAPORE
and Merssflles. datter s6th). sailsds Strs
yoIt ,nttred,ah QRrl, lAverpoot. SABINE sun,
Iort iiobos; Koranna (R). New York;
NHorwalE, New York Laplacs Or, !cw
York (latter 2hthl schrs Joshua n chase.
MTyoftoihi Sir Thomas ! Upton. Norfolk and
Honolulu Ostter 2bth) "'''A
e. poRTLANp. Me. May 2s-Arrived,
so1'r, sSnr Mcgo9nlisht. gHnl Calais .foc Now york.
9a 9an aI,"a -, SShr S harriet c. Whitehead. suln-
.. SAN FRANCISCO, May ss-Arrtved
sbir;. sPtin; strs Lake Gurnt. New Orleans;
SnthhYo Maru tJap). Hong Kong. Sailed,
sbth' Str Manoa, Honolulu
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add hour.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
New combination Passenger and Freight
Ships Fast. Luxurious steamers.
Key number beside ships name indicates
operator shown bett9m p,t o 20 Of {, column.
Plymouth. Boulogne and London
From New York
June July 12--August September
@0-Od North State G69).
June 2s-Aug, Sept s-Panhandle
From New York
Nay Nay. 2sjny Inly 134%s 3ssss, aOLEHds0n 5s1
June 15-July 2s-sept. 14-oet 2o-Po.
tomac C169J.
Naples and Gsnos ,.r0s, ~.m r.,
June 3o--Aug. 13-sept. 24-Pooahontas
June s-July 2o-AuE. 81-oot IL
Princess Matoika G59).
Plymouth ohsrbourgs and Bremsn.
June 22-July 23--August 24-September
July 8oI-August 27-ssptember "a
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio de Janeiro, MonteYideo and Buenos
From New York
FAR EAST
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai.
mama fiS%s Froin n0ss SAN Francisco
May 2S-Golueu state tIV5).
July 2$-Empire state G05).
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai. Hongkong,
Manila
From Seattle
June 1S--Aug. 27-Wenatchee UOs).
July 9--Siiyer State C06).
July 30-keystone state (10s).
HAWAII, PHILIPPINES, EAST INDIA.
Ronoiulu, Manila. Saigon. Singapore. Co.
Iombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
June 1l-Wolverlne / STATE (l05l.
July l4-Granite state (105)
C0AsTWISE AND HAWAII
Havana, Canal. Los Angeles, Sap Francisco
and Hawaiian islands.
From Baltimore
June 1i--BuckeYe State $50.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
ShII Monday
Celtic, Liverpool. 700 AM II 100 AM
City island
rnssed. Bound south

rassed. Bound South
Schr Sarah Quinn (Am). Port Jefferson
for New YORK
Passed, Round East
Schrs Charles II l[Uuck tArul, Perth
AnhoF for Portland Marguerite jAml,
Perth Amboy for Machias; Rebocca @
Widen tAw1. Perth Amboy for Calais,
Lucy and Evelyn, South Anboy for East
port.
SChrs Maydower CBrl, EliSabethport for
ST John, N b; Northcliffe (fsr) from Port
Reading.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Sailed Yesterday

hhohama and Kobe; Nueces (Am). Key
VEST 9ri Galveston; El Occidente (Amj.
tta weston; Delco tAm) Belfast Dublin
ana Cork; Fucatan tAm). Havana and
Prcgreso; Lenspe (Am). Jacksonville and
Gharieston Edward Munich CNor). Rio
ggianelfe. = santos and Buenos Ayres; Mount
Cunton CAMP, Hamburg; Duca D'Aosta
tO, Naples and Genoa; City of Monteom-
cry (Am); savannah; Tamaha (Am).
famptcoi Nord Amerka tDan) Havana
and Vera cruz; Menominee (Br}. London
and Antwerp; Gul D1emal (Turk). Glib
raltar and Constantiuople. Trafalgar
tNor), Nuevitas and Port Tarafa Mack
inaw tBr), Liverpool; Poland (Br}. Ham
burg, tbau and DanMg; Joseph NJ Cud-
ahy' Tampico. Thomas Fl Wheeler. Texas
City; Cayomambi. Kingston
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Sailed
Transnacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postoftce and city Hall Postohice
Station, Rev York. at 7 p IN, as folIows.
Hawaii via san Francisco, steamship
Maui. May 81,
Hawaii China, French Indochlna- Neither
lands East Indies (exdept Sumatra). and
specially addressed mail fer Japan and
Corea, via San Francisco steamship
Shinyo Maru May 2S.
Japan, Corea, China siberia. French Indo-
china and Netherlands EAST Indies Tex
Cept Snmatra), Via Seattle, steamship
kashims Maru May %.
Hawaii Fiji Islands. Now Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver aud Victoria
i G, steamship Makura May 30
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands via
San ErAnGiscn. U. S. A. T. LngAn. .Iuna 1
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27

80 Matson Navigation Co.
120 Market Street,
San Francisco. Cal.
26 South Gay street, Baltimore, Md
81 Munson Steamship Line.
81 Wall Street, n Z
Tel Bowling Green 3700
105 Pacific Mail y. s. Co.
10 Hanover So, n. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 1890.
621 Market Street. San Francisco Cal.
106 The Admiral Line.
IT State Street, N. Y.
L. c. Smith Bldg, Seattle, Wash
159 U. S. Mail 5. $. Co., Inc.
43 Broadway. New York.
Tel. Whitehall 1900.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD,
Washington, d. e..
TANK STEAMERS
FOR SALE OR CHARTER

Sealed proP9sas for the purchase Of tank steamers lump
Of the Chairman United States Shipping Board Washington c.
on or before June TO- 1921 1890 NJ and then opened the
once OF the Board Sealed proposals the tank
steamers will also be considered at the same time
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
TRAVEL
y GUN Ar . -
: ANCHOR IS

Passenger and Freight Services.
From New York.
CHERBOURG AND SOUTHAMPTON.
Mauretania June 8 July Ia Aug. II
BerenEnria June 80 Aug. is Sept. 22
LIVERPOOL
Albania (new) june July IL Aug. 20
Carmania ..... june Is July l6 Aug. Is
PLYMoUTH, CHERBoURG & HAMBURG
Saxonis ........... June . July 2l Aug. so
LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW
Cameronia (ncw) June July July 80
Columbia ..... june 1S July 16 Aug. Is
VIGO. GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. PATRAS
DUBROVNlK, TRIESTE AND FIUMD
HAvANA-CoRUNNA NA-GiBRALT
PATRAS- DUBkOVNtk-FI E-TRlESTB
Pann0nia .....,.. juno -------
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Assyria ................... June 25
Cunard and Anchor Steamship Lines,
25 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
Foreign Ports
Departures for Now yorl,

US iUI new YORK
tuckeuhack "'' ila''io
orr OH NahSda
st -tl ,fNG!IAI May 2a-str knight Com.
i!tyEE May 21. str Latsoei,e trr,
hpfFERpAM, May 26-str Neordsn,
so,luT11uAMPToN May 26-str Mauro.
Arrivals From New York
SALQNlkA, May 11--str Brento orr,
GADII, May 25-Str Braga (Fr)
CBr) ~ S''y u "part@
TABLE BAY. May 2a.-str city of
BOMBAY. May 22-str ctty.of Harvard
l,t-} H0NG I,,, KONG, May 23--KofuRu Maru
,,,.I ,L.IIVERPooR. May ss-str Carmania
nnAyRg; May 9s-str Ia Touratno crr,.
=, ,.C.HBtlsTtAN1A, CT May 2i--str' Bersens b, $.
HA3RB May 1o-str ngranicr (BaD
via Antwerp. Ni''i''
,BoMBAY. May 23-str Noeano Maru
(Jsp), via Susa
rRRorTBRDAM May 25-str westerdyk
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK

Located az Columbus the County Of Ownde State Of Mississippi the
of business April 28 1921
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
IN MEMORIAM

On April 20, 1921, in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith in the
early hours of the day, as the clock
slowly moved coward the hour of
ten the spirit of dear little Robert
Smith quietly took its flight to the
God who gave it. Robert would have
passed his twelfth birthday in the
early days of July had he lived
Sweet-faced, generous and ever cheer
full he had endeared himself to all
who knew him, even to those of
passing acquaintance. The beautiful
floral offerings sent by friends and
attested the esteem IN
which he was held. Though flowers
will fade as did his young life, they
a world of love and sympathy
that will last as long as life. We feel
sure as there is a God that He holds
Robert in his fond embrace. Another
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08

l. L. CASTOR, Cashier do solemny that the above
statement Of the financial condition of the FIRST STATE BANK located at
Lowndes Mississippi,
business the 2Sh day April 1921 the best of knowledge and
belief.
CORRECT-ATTEST: l L. CASTOR Cashier
JAS w. LPSCOMB-HENRY BEARD Directors
STATE MISSISSIPPI OF LOWNDES:
to and of
" b. INES, Notary Public
Ny commission expires January %, 1924.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM TABER-
NACIE

People in the Tabernacle community
organized emergency relief for the
storm sufferers and put a committee
in the field at the earliest possible
moment and accomplished some eff
fective work, bringing relief to the
urgent cases. The finance committee
was composed Of Mr. Sam Wells, as
chairman, Mrs. Ora Duncan and Miss
Lizzie Joiner. The following COM
mittee had charge of the distribution
of the funds: Messrs. Glen Henry,
Tom Keeton and Mr.. Heron.
Following is a list of the contribu-
tions:
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
MASONIC NOTICE

Attention, members of Columbus
Lodge No. 5 F. and A. M. You are
hereby requested to attend the fun
eral of Bro. C. Dewitt Richards to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the residence of his mother.
Members will assemble at the Tenn
pie at 2:30 o'clock.
By order of,
B. A. LINCOLN, w. M.
M. G. VANDIVER, Sec.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
sHRINER GLUE TO MEErs

There will be an important meeting
of the Tombigbee Shrine Club at the
Shrine club rooms, the castle hall
formerly occupied by the Pythians on
South Market street, Thursday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. All Shriners,
members of the club or not,
are urged to be present.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08

bud from earth is plucked to bloom
in fairer land, another star shiaes
beyond the pearly gates Of heaven.
Goodbye, dear little boy, til we meet
you over there.
ONE WHO LOVED HIM.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
PARENT-TEACHER MEETING

There will be an important meeting
of the Parent Teacher Association of
the Barrow Memorial School Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
school. All members and others in
terested in the school are urged to be
present.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
THEY ARE GOING Fast

Form SO and the Mississippi form
of Oil and Gas Lease blanks are going
fast We have them ready for i'm
mediate delivery. The Dispatch.
Telephone %.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
FIRST STATE BANK

Columbus County Mississippi
April 2S,
RESOURCES
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-08
Charter No. Reserve District No
REPORT CONDITION OF THE w. "
COLUMBUS NATIONAL BANK
Charter No. 1878.

AT Columbus the State Mississippi
April %, 1921.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-27
COOPERATIVE PLAN
FOR STOCK SHIPMENT
IS WORKED OUT
Mason County Farm Bureau To Or.
ganlze COOPERATIVE Agency for
Benefit Of Farmers and
Traders Of County.

County Agent George Kirk an
nounced Friday afternoon that a very
important meeting Of the Mason Coun-
ty Farm Bureau will be held on next
County Court day at which time plans
for the organization Of cooperative
live stock shipping agency to be con-
Quoted by the Farm Bureau will be
launched.
At this meeting all stock raisers of
the county as well as all traders and
stock dealers are cordially invited
whether they be members of the Ma
son County Farm Bureau or not.
Mr.. Kirk pointed out that Mason
county farmers and dealers often have
several head Of cattle or hogs they
would like'to put on the market and
yet would not have enough to make
up carload. His purpose in this CO.
operative agency is to have the Farm
Bureau act as agent for the farmers
and dealers in assembling carload
of stock before making shipment
Persons having stock ready for ship
ment will be notified by the bureau
when enough cattle or hogs are as
sembled for a carload and In this
manner much will be saved the farm
ers as we'll as traders In freight
charges.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-27
PRESIDENT NAMES
JUDGE KERR TO OPOST
IN CANAL DISTRICT
Name Of Native Masonian Is Sent to
Senate By President Harding for
Appointment rs Federal Judge
OF Canal Zone.

President Warren G. Harding on
Thursday sent to the Senate the nom
nation Of Judge Charles Kerr of Lex
ington, as Federal Judge for life of the
Canal Zone. 1t is expected that the
Senate will confirm the appointment
within a few weeks and Judge Kerr
will assume his duties within a reas-
enable length Of time.
The selection for this appointment
Of Judge Kerr to such responsible
position will meet with hearty en-
dorsement from both Republicans and
Democrats throughout Kentucky.
Judge Kerr is popular among all the
people of the Bluegrass and is one of
the best qualified jurists in the entire
state.
Judge Kerr is native of Mason
county and is fifty-six years Of age.
His popularity was shown by his be-
ing elected Circuit Judge Of Fayette
county which is normally considerably
Democratic. He took much interest
in the recent presidential election and
spoke in the interest of the Republican
national ticket throughout all of the
state. He is a most pleasant speaker
and great thinker.
Mason cbunty feels justly proud In
his appointment
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-27
WASHINGTON AND
GEMS PROGRAM

The program for the Washington
and Gem theaters for next week is
announced by the management as fol-
lows.
Monday, afternoon at Gem, evening
at Opera House, Betty Bilburn in the
"Girl of the Sea-"
Tuesday, afternoon at Gem, evening
at Opera House, Wanda Hawley in
THE House that Jazz Built
Wednesday, afternoon at the Gem
evening at Opera House, six-reel pic
ture "The Soul of Youth"
Thursday, afternoon at Gem, eve-
ming at Opera House, Milton Sills and
Theo. Roberts in Furnace
Friday, at Gem only afternoon and
evening, Furnace"
Friday, at Opera House only, after
noon and evening, Douglas Fairbanks
in "The Mark of Zorro" and Current
Events
Saturday, at Opera House Only, af-
ternoon and evening, Mabel Normand
in "What Happened to Rosa" Larry
Seamon in Head Waiter"
Saturday, at Gem only. afternoon
and evening, Douglas Fairbanks in
"The Mark of Zorro"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-27
Seven HELD IN CON
NECT|ON WITH KILL.
ING IN MINE war
One OF Eight Men Taken Dies From
Wounds Received During
the Battle Near
Nolan.

Williamson, W. Va, May 27. - Eight
prisoners have been gathered In so
far In connection with the shooting
which took place Wednesday night at
Big Splint, a small mining camp sit
uated near Nolan, and about six miles
west of this city, on the West Virginia
shore of the Tug River, resulting in
the death of three persons
Seven of the prisoners are held in
the Mingo county Jail in Williamson,
the eighth, George Crum, striker,
who until recently received benefits
from the United Mine Workers of
America, and who was fatally wound
ed In last nights bloody affair, died
shortly after noon Thursday after
making conflicting and lncoherent
statements regarding the shooting.
: The prisoners held here in connec-
ton with the shooting are all listed in
the records of the state constabulary
as union miners living near Nolan"
They include Victor Elkings, Clyde
Harper, John Arthur and Marshall
Crum, cousins of George Crum, the
prisoner who died. Henry c. Blevins
and Tom Pringle. Blevins and Pringle
lived at the Nolan tent colony Prin-
gle Is a negro.
Capt. ]. r. Brockus, of the State
Constabulary said last night 1t had
not yet been definitely established at
whose hands Charles Kackley. men,
ber of Troop A, Of the West Virginia
constabulary and Manley Vaughn, a
Kentucky milltiaman, two of the vic
Tins. haf received the bullets that
killed them. Both were shot in the
back Of their heads. Kackley's skull
was torn open by charge that the
state police believe was fired at close
range from a sawed-off shotgun
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-27
MANCHESTER GIRLS BITTEN
BY A PUP WITH RABIES
Two Small Children at Manchester
are Receiving Pasteur Treatment
From Health Officers.

Manchester, Ohio, MGy 81. - Mar
jory Perry, aged II years, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perry, residing
above Manchester, and Rebecca Lucas,
aged 9, daughter Of nelghboring fam
lily, are being administered the Pas
'teur treatment for rabies by DIR. A X.
Carrlgan.
The Perry girl had been bitten
through finger, and the Lucas child
on the calf of the leg, each by a
young pup that had been taken into
the respective homes following the
death Of the mother dog on the Perry
place. The mother of the pups had
died under peculiar circumstances
and as she had shown signs of having
been affected with the rabies, the head
OF the dog was sent to the state health
authorities by County Health Officer
S. J. Ellison.
On Tuesday Dr.. Ellison and DR.. Car
rigan each received word from Colum-
bus that the examination Of the head
disclosed that the mother of the pups
had rabies and advised that treatment
Of the two children begin at once.