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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
VYTRZNOSTI v TERSTU.
Vznikly prohlaSeni vseobec-
ne stavky a vojsko povolano
ma jich potlaceni.

Terst, ltaiie, 3. riina. - Pa
roplavebni SpoleGnosti zde OBJ
choduiici oznamily svym del
nik1m snizeni mzdy a stavka
vykladatu iinych d6lniku V
pflstavu nasledovala, z kterez
vyyinula Sc stavka vSeobecna
a k caStym lidovym boufim
dochazi. Stavkuji uniovi peka-
III truhlafi JIM femes 'nici a
k MIN druzi Sc obchodni DO
mocnici. jakoz i textilni zrizen
ci. takze vSechen obchod. vSe-
china industrie a playba je "a
razena a mesto ma velik6 ztra
ty financni.
Vzhledem k tomu a stale Sc
opakujicim srazkam lidu $
policii, vlada vyslala do Ter
stu sine oddly vojenske, kara
binniky. jakoz i n6kolik jed
notek strojovych puSek. Vol
sko patroluje ulicemi a stavku
jici pokracuji V mich We svych
Demonstrated. "Haiime svui
chl5b." ie heslem stavkuiicich.
mezi nimiz ie znacne proc.
komunistu. Situace Sc horst ka
zdoG hodinou a vlada Sc oba-
va nahodilTch krveproliti. Mist
nj posadka je tudiz stale dopl
novana nekolik kra ovskych
komisard prijelo do m6sta sic
dovati vyvin veci
Dosavadni arbitracni poku-
sy se,haly. Stavkari pozaduii
pfedchazejici mzdy a snizeni
vyd6lku sotva bude piiiato. V
okolnich mestech zavlada po-
dobn6 iitreni Y nespokoienych
massach d6lneho lidu. take
vlada ma nadbytek starosti Il
voiskem hledi kazdy potatek
odboje zdolati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
"a $63, 900, 100000 Wy
ROBkU.


Washington, a. rijna. De
cislic vydanych censovnim L.
fadem, roce 1920 bylo v 286,
1853 industrialnich zavodech We
Spoienych Statech vyrobeno
"a $62,91O,2o2,o0o vyrobku.
Zavody tvto byly kapitalisova
ny ma $44,678.911,O0O a "a
m6stnavaly 9.103,2 200 pracov-
nich sil. Y cele prdmyslovvch
statu jest New York, druhym
jest Pennsylvania, tretim Hi
nois, ttvrtym Ohio, kteryzto
stat predstihl Massachusetts.
V Ohio vyrobeno bylo "a $5,-
100, 800, 900 r1znych tovard, V
Massachusetts "a $4,007,452,-
600.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
SJEZD CERVENEHO KRfzE.
OZNAMENO MA MEM, ZE CINNOST EVROPE
SKONCENA BUDE PRfSTfM ROKEM

Columbus. O., L. riina - Europe tinnos Amerckeho
Ceyer4ho Kfize jest yedena tax aby moha by
ma l. tervence 1922 Toto oznamen u6in6no bylo
rodnim sezdu zde DR. Albeem Hlen mstopfedsedou enz
ma ma sarost podnikani cizine. Dr. Hill vral pael
zamofi.
Americe 6innoSt Ceveneho Krze dosoupila bodu kde
ine posupu saly iasnym tyvarly die DR. Ii
vngsona Faranda odstupuc havy organisace, pred
eda siezdu Po Dr. Farrandov zvoenem Cor
nell university, nastoup John
ede Ultra. Dr. Farand obne reel prohlasil
TEX Erop6 nyni Jest hor nez po prohaseni prmefi
ropsky Cerven6ho kze bv pouze dodasny vzda
odamtud neidriye Amerce Ceryenv Kriz M
prvnim ms6 mus byti preem Noaka ale tim eho cinnos
nesmi konciti
DR. Hill s6zova 81 eeIni hrance. imiz obklopy
We povstavSi Saty Evrop6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
PREDVOJ ARMADY NEZAMEST-
NANYCH.
PRITAHI PRED Billy DUM vEDENv IPBAlNcsf
LEDOUXEM

Washington, !. rfina. Urban Ledoux ienz pfiie do
Washngonu Bosonu ably presv6dc administered
pomoc pro pochodoval pfedyoem
dy muzu zahalce k Bemu Domu dnes serenadoval w
konn6 dfadovny meztim co kabnet byl zasedanf.
Dvacet muzu Sebranych LedouXem ulic Washington
sych byo oddu iehoz uceem die prohlasen vhdce byo
uiednat onerenci presidentem Hardngem
nanym kter mali blti dopraven nych 4.edoux
pravl ze muz dneni delegac represenova
satu
naffzeni yudce muM posayili do rady zpvali va
etne psne meztm edouX radil presdentovm sekre
afem Chrsanem. Zadna schuzka nebyla ysak uednana
presdentem. Christian prav. Gcele byy pine Wy
vetleny presdentoy Iedouxem samonym nevewu, ktery
mel MIN mnuy tYden
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

Pokusily Sc zavrazdeni far
mare, ktereho chtsly pax
oloupiti.

Menominee. Mich, 2. fiina.
FarmaT M. Plouhar cd Faith
orn Junction strelen byl zaker
ne 15-l. svnkem sveho souse.
da, NJ. Moranem. ienz bvl br-
Nv po 1tok1 zatcen a vGera u
cini' dpln6 doznanf.
Vyprfvel, ze o Plouharovi
Sc mluvilo, re ma donna mno-
ho penez tudiz pTemluvil
svoii sestrh, 0 rok mladSi. ze
iei zabiji jeho penez Sc
zmocni. Minuly tyden, kdyz
Plouhar z mesta k domovu Sc
ubiral, pfisla k n6mu 14-eta
Frances Moranova, a prosila
jej, aby Sci pomoci otci zavle-
ci pod stfechu tezkeho iele-
ma, jehoz prave ma okraji lesa
skolil. Plouhar d6v6e k lesu
mas edoval, sotva vsak dosahl
prvni houStiny, zarachotila ra
ma 2 pusky a Plouhar ma noze
zasazeny skacel sc ma lesni
cestu. Hned ma to vybehl Q hou
Stinv zmfneny souseduv hoch
S puSkou a seznav, re obet' je-
ho zije, k domovu zamifil. Ra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
OBZALOBA VEREJNEHO
TISkU.

New York. 4. fiina. V zav6-
recn6 zprave Mezicirkevniho
svetov6ho hnuti o vySetrovani
velike stavky ocelarnach '
roce 1919, vzneseno jest yaz-
ne obvineni ma denni casopisy,
zejm6na Y Pittsburgh a Penn
sylvanii. Casopisy tyto skoro
Smahem nadrzovaly pry tru-
stu, aniz by Sc pokusily zjisti-
ii, do Jake miry stiznosti del
nikn hylv opravneny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
ZE SJEZDU SVAZU NARODU.

Geneva, 4. nina. - Ma shromazd6ni Svazu Narodu do
pln6n by dnes Ganek TO- tykac ekonoick6 bokadv po
narodu jenA by zapota vau anz by sznos svoi pedoz
me2narOdnmu oudu. Navh Arentinv ably vSechnv
van6 ty staly auomacky ceny SvaZu, byl odozen
ok ezto py doba pIitomna nen pro ieSe zrala
mazd6n zamito dodatek podany Ceskosovenskem canku
XXI. jenz uznava Monroeovu nauku Bylo rozhodnuto
canek ak lest opravnue takova obvodova dohodnu
jako dodatek Ceskoslovenska navrhoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
NEZAMESTNANOST We 24O MESTECH

Washington. 4. rfjna Pro nformac konference
menanost odbor prce postal dnes odbor obchodu ne
pozde odhady industrian nezamestnanost
naost $4,000 neb vice Cekova csice 240 Jest q
30 588 ohoskych Cleveandu Jest 10000 neza
mestnanych Cincinnati 81 600 Akronu $3.50 Toledu 49,
670 Youngstown 892, Daytonu l6,4OO, Columbus
14,165, Cantonu 1850 I4orain 5000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

neny doplazil Sc domd a MIA
dT 6kladnik byl bro ma to
zatten pro vrazedny Gtok a
vcera pos ana ieho sestra do
vazbv. Priznavaii Sc Ike vsemu
a sv6 nepfedlozenosti pry litu-
il.
STAY Plouhardv zlepsil Sc
tou m6rou, re bude moci pred
soudem prot pobloudiIym de-
tenn vystoupiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
NOVA ZALOBA MA ARBUCKLE-A.

San Francisco A. ffina. Jack Lawrence whiskovy pod
loudnk, uGni pfsez udani pravi doda
St Francis hovny dychanek Fatty" Arbucke-a. pii
nGnz priSla zivo Virginia Rappeova sobotu g. zam
nes pry cty lahve whskey pondel zr dvanact Cast
whisky dovezena byla Kanady bvl produkt
kafG vyrobeny horach Pfrut distrkniho fedealnho ma
vladnho pohas Arbuckle pro prestoupen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
DEMONSTRATE NEZAMESTNANYCH

Londyn a. fiina4 Ctrnact osob poran6no v6tSno,
ehce' kdyz 10000 nezam6stnanych srazlo poc
DO demonstrate ma Traalgarskem nam6su HYDE Parku
ahve kameny byly vrhany po pocsech ktef pouzi oS
ku Mezi demonstranty kte shromazd ma nabfez Tenn
re ah namest bylo sta n6kter6 neslv ma
ukou nemvnaa Bya to az dosud nev6tS demonsrace ne
zam6stnanych Londyn6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
GORKIJ O RUSKEM KOMUNIsMt ]

Londyn, A. fna Maxim Gork prohIasil Y interview,
dopsovateem Daily News komunsmus Rusku nemG-
re udrzet N6iaky druh socaistc6 repubik nebo de-
moraucke repubky zpGsob Spoienych Sta1 Sc vyvne
pravL komunismus zmiz Ruska. AvSak ON rozzeh no.
choden pro d6nctvo ia pochoden nebude TAX brzv a
IN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
SVEDSkY KABINET ODSTOUpH,

Stockholm, Svedsko, 4. rfna - Kabine plemiera Won
Sydowa resgnova dnes ako vysedek nedavnych voeb p
nchz socialisticka skupna ziskaa druh6 konora
paramentu Ocekava re byvay premier Hamar Brantn
bude pozadan kraem aby utvor mnerstyo zcela So
ciaisticke
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

Long Branch N j.. a. mina. - Pf pokusu skoGi uiz-
d9ciho automobile aeopn dnes pozde odpoedne secna
Madeline Davsova bya tax zranena skonaa
KEN roztffst6ni ebky jedne mfstni nemocnc
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
LIGHTNING KILLS
BROWN COUNTY farmer
Wife Found Husband and Horse En-
tangled In Telephone Wires on
Farm Near Union Hill, 0.

Jacob Hart. 65. farmer Of Union Hill,
near Idaho, Ohio. nine miles west Of
Piketown, and horse he was riding,
were killed when struck by lightning
Thursday evening at o'clock. They
were found tangled up in telephone
wires which had fallen to the road
when telephone pole was snapped in
two by the lightning.
Hart was found by his wife, who
had become uneasy over his delayed
arrival. She had expected him home
from Idaho before o'clock, but think
ing he was delayed waited until 8
o'clock before she started search for
him. The dead man and his chorse
were found about a mile from Idaho
which place he had left about 5 O'Clock
for his home. The dead bodies were
found in front of what is known as
the Buckingham sheep farm.
Just how Mr.. Hart and his horse
happened to be tangled uD in the tele-
phone wires will never be known
Judging from the position in which the
bodies were found the man and horse
were on top of the wires which indi,
Gated that the wires were down before
Hart and his horse reached that point
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
KENTUCKY FARMERS
SEEKING MANY LOANS
Farm Loan Bank Is Swamped with
Applications For Loans
Just Now.

With prospects for only about $4,-
100000 to lend In the immediate fu-
ture, the Federal Land Bank at Louis
Vile already has received applications
from farmers for loans aggregating
sG,OOO,0OO.
A total of 2,2S9 applications for
loans were distributed among the 800
farm loan associations In this district.
made up Of Kentucky, Indiana, Tenn
essee and Ohio, and the $6,OOO,OO0 ap-
piled for to date represents the needs
OF 1,20O applicants.
One thousand and eighty-nine of the
application blanks are yet to be re-
turned.
The heavy demand for loans on the
part OF the farmers of this district, in
the opinion of Walter Howell, presi-
dent Of the bank at Louisville, is due
to the fact that the commercial banks
are seeking to shift part Of the heavy
burden they have been carrying while
the constitutionality of the Federal
Land Bank was in question. Now that
it has been held valid, however, all of
the farmers in need of funds are seek
ing relief at once.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
FINED FOR FRIGHTENING
RESIDENTS

Bud Berry, colored, better known
In Police Circles as Ring Tail" was
fined $50 and costs in Police Court
Friday afternoon on charge of dis
orderly conduct. 1t is charged that
Berry frightened residents on Lime
stone street when he hid for an hour
or more among trees on the streets.
When arrested three large stones were
found In his pockets.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
BOMB SUSPECT IS
HELD BY j. s. Off.
Gers IN new Jersey
Man Charged with Being the Driver
OF the Bomb Wagon Is Held
by the Federal
Authorities.

New York, May 20. - After five per-
sons had identified him--three Of them
positiyely-as the driver OF the bomb
wagon that caused the death OF forty
persons In the explosion in Wall street
September l6, last, Giuseppe De Flip
pos, 2S years old, boss truckman,
living In Bayonne, n. j., was arrested
last night under a Federal warrant,
charging him with having caused that
explosion.
lie Will be arraigned today in New
ark before United States Commission
or Emmery, who will be asked TO is
sue a warrant Of removal so that the
prisoner may be brought Immediately
to New York by agents of the Depart
ment of Justice
Positive Identification of the prison.
er was made by two men and a wo-
man, according to T. NJ. Reddy. acting
DIVISION chief OF the Department of
Justice. who declined TO make known
their names for fear tina; publication
of them might prejudice the case
against De F'illippos.
Without hesitation they picked De
FiliDpos out of line of dozen pris-
oners In police headquarters at Bay
onne. Not one of the three had ever
seen the composite picture of suspects
scattered broadcast by the Department
of Justice last February.
Two more men who saw De Filippos
were sure he was the driver of the
bomb wagon, according to Reddy. Sew
eral other persons who caught
glimpses of the driver of the wagon
filled with explosives will be asked to
identify De Filippos.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
Ohio River Pleasure Craft VIII Con.
yey Crowds to Infirmnry Sunday
For Band Concert.

There will be band concert at the
Mason County Infirmary Sunday af-
ternoon at 2:3O.
The Ohio River will have all the
pleasure boats to help take the crowd.
The following boats will be out to do
their mite:
j. Allen Dodson Boat - Alice Blue
Gown.
Ernie White Boat - "Old Kentucky
Home"
Cleve Smart Boat--NIammy.
Louis Mccarthy Boat -- Annabelle
Lee.
Eeverett Trask Boat-Tripoli
Tuce Willett Boat--Margie.
Eugene Willett Boat-Kis-A-Mis.
c. B. Davis Boat-Honoulu Eyes.
John Leonard Boat-Smiles.
Ike Hoops Boat-Good Old Summer
Time.
Gus Knefenlee Boat-Nestle in Your
Daddy's Arms.
Buck Cooper Boat-Palestina
Captain Shelton Boat-Whisperng.
Captain Lunsford Boat - Till We
Meet Again.
George Dodson Boat--peggv.
Henry Gable Boat - Down on the
Farm.
Pete Easton Boat-Beautiful Ohio.
Harry DAILY Boat--America.
The Cardinal Maysville Boys Band
Will be the guest of Captain Bob Will
lett in his new improved boat called
Love-Bird who will take them 4 free
ride landing them at the ground of the
Mason County Infirmary, Remember
the concert is free; no collection of
any kind.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
MRS. MARY COLLINS
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
The Cincinnati ENQUIRER says:

The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
Harry p. Collins, President ant
Manager OF the Cincinnati Sanitorium
College Hill, is made defendant in g
suit for divorce, alimony and the Gus
tody of their two children, filed Thurs.
day by Mary c. Collins, through At.
torney Charles c. Benedict.
Mrs. Collins says they we're married
at Maysville. KY, June 20, 1900, and
she alleged that for the past ten years
Collins has treated her with coldness
and Indifference, while in the recent
years he added contempt and cruelty
to his treatment of her, she declares
He has money in two banks. securi-
ties in safe deposit boxes, and owns
stock in the sanitarium, Mrs. Collins
declares. and tied this uD with an in
junction issued by Judge Charles W.
Hoffman.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
MaysvMe Chosen for 1922
Conclave Of Kentucky K. 7.
Maysyllle Man Elected Head OF State
Body and This City Chosen
As Meeting Place for
Next Year.

Mt. Sterling, KY, May 20. - Mays
vile was doubly honored at closing
session Of the Knights Templar con-
clave Thursday.
Samuel Pearce Browning, a resident
of Maysville, was chosen Grand Com
mander and the city was selected for
the seventy-fifth conclave to be held
the third week in May, 1922. Other Of
ficers elected are:
Miles II. II. Davis, Paris. Deputy
Commander; James Kelley, Owens
boro, Grand Generalissimo; Oscar H..
Mattmiller, Louisville, Grand Captain
General; Frederick ]. Mayer. Coving-
! ton, Grand Senior Warden; John R.
Year, Danville, Grand Junior Warden; ;
D. Bates Shackleford, Richmond,
Grand Prelate; Robert c. Stockton,
Richmond, Grand Treasurer; Alfred
H. Ryan, Covington, Grand Recorder;
John T. Graves, Versailles. Grand
Standard Bearer; James p. Gregory,
Louisville, Grand Sword Bearer; w.
w. Rubel, Lebanon, Grand Warden;
Sidney S. Pinney, Mount Sterling.
Grand Captain of the Guard,
The various clubs Of the city enter
tanned the visiting wives and daugh-
ters at card party and luncheon
Thursday morning and at an elaborate
reception at "Longwood," home OF
Mrs. Robert G. Stoner. Thursday after
noon.
The conclave closed Thursday night
with a dance given byS Montgomery
Commandery.
William B. Meish, Cincinnati. Past
Grand Master, Grand Ercampment OF
the United States, made an address in
which he told of the expenditures for
European relief and showed that the
order is caring for 500 children OF
widows of Masons
Mr.. Browning, the new Grand Com
mander, started through the Grand
Lodge chairs in 1911, being appointed
Grand Captain of the Guard, and has
risen each year until this year, when
he received the highest honors in the
state,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
MASONCOUNTY BOYS
FOR TRAINING CAMPS
TO Be SELECTED
Superintendent W. j. Caplinger Is
Chosen to Select Mason COunty's
Representatives ut Military
Training Camps.

Prof. W. J, Caplinger, Superintend-
ent of the Maysville City Schools, has
been designated by President McVey,
of State University las Chairman for
Mason county for the Military Train
ing Camps Association and has been
asked to select the representatives
from this county to attend the pro-
posed camps this summer.
The letter from Mr.. George T.
Holmes, Secretary of the Training
Camps Association, commissioning
Prof. Caplinger follows:
"You have been designated by DR..
Frank l.. McVey, chairman for Ken
lucky, Military Training Camps AS
sociation, TO serve as chairman for
your county in gaining recruits for the
summer training camps for civilians
to be held at Camp Knox, KY, July 21
to August 20.
Your duties are to select fifteen or
more young men in your county be-
tween 16 and SO years inclusive, who
desire to go to the camp and send to
this office their names and addresses.
This is the most important thing. The
other duties are more or less general
and consist of getting the facts con-
cerning the camp before the people of
your county and generally represent
ing the state chairman in your county.
"As a patriotic citizen will you not
AT ONCE accept this appointment by
return mail or select some other patri-
otic citizen in your county and get
him to serve. Time is short and action
must hn nt,ipk "
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
WOMEN CANVASS
CITYTODAYF FOR SALE
Of RELIEF STAMPS
Members Of Missionary Societies Make
HOuse.tO.hOuse Canvass In Sale
OF Three-cent Stamps For
Chinese Relief Fund.

The women of the various local Mis-
sionary Societies are today making a
thorough canvass of the city of Mays
vile calling at every house and offer
ing for sale Chinese stamps for the
relief Of the starving thousands in
North China. They have divided the
city into districts and the Missionary
Society of each church has become re-
sponsible for division which they
will today and tomorrow canvass.
The stamps are being offered for
three cents each and each stamp rep
rcsents the saving of a Chinese life
for one day The stamps are being
sold singly or in blocks and it is ex-
pected that during this special cam
paign many of the little stamps will
be purchased by Maysville people and
neat sum will be realized for the
fund.
Already Maysville and Mason county
people have contributed to this fund
but the contribution has been a very
small one and in order that the terri
tory not reached in the previous ef-
forts could be covered and everyone
could be given an opportunity to con-
tribute this special effort today ant
tomorrow is being made.
On Saturday young ladies in the
business district will offer the stamps
for sale and 1t is expected that a large
number of country people will be thus
reached that could not be reached
otherwise.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
WEBSTER'S ORANGE PEKOE
TEA-14 Pkts 25 CENTS. De.
liciOus for Iced Tea.
MR., A. P. BRAMEL ANNOUNCES
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Mr.. A. P. Bramel, prominent farme1
of the Lewisburg neighborhood, toda.
announces himself as candidate fo
the Democratic nomination for Coun
ty Commissioner in District Numbe
Three. Mr.. Bramel is the first man t
announce from this district, He is
splendid business man and a frs
class citizen. The county affairs II
his hands would be quite safe.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
McHENRY RETURNED TO
MANCHESTER on REQUISITION

The sheriff of Adams county, Ohio
arrived here Friday morning with a
requisition from Governor Davis. OF
Ohio, which had been duly endorsed
by Governor Morrow for the return tc
Manchester of Ernest McHenry, want.
ed in that town for an alleged attack
on the marshal of that place. The mat
ter was taken up by Circuit Judge
Newell, who honored the endorsed
requisition and McHenry was return.
ed to Manchester to face trial.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20

The Maysvillc Commandery has al
ready begun plans for the 1922 con-
clave which they hone to make one OF
the greatest gatherings Of the order in
the history of the state. Nothing will
be left undone for the pleasure of the
visitors while in Maysville.
Those who attended the Mt. Sterling
conclave this year return with reports
that the attendance at the Maysville
meeting in 1922 is expected to exceed
this years meeting by far. Every
commandery in the state is expected
to attend in large numbers and the
annual parade promises to be the
longest in years. The Louisville, Ow-
ensboro, Newport and C0vington COM
manderies are said to have already
chartered steamboats, to bring their
parties to Maysville, while Lexington
will come in special train over the
L. G N.
A special committee of the Maysville
Commandery has already been chosen
and is at work on details to be careful
" carried out for the big 1922 meet
ing.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
YOUNG GIRL RETURNED
TO CATHOLIC HOME

Janet Ellis, who for some time was
an inmate of the Home of the Coco
Shepherd" of Cincinnati, and who was
returned to her mother here several
months ago, has again been sent tc
that, home by order of Juvenile Judge
Purnell. She had become unruly ant
her mother could not control her. Dep.
uty Sheriff Armstrong accompanied
the girl to the Cincinnati Friday
morning.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
HON. ALLEN ID. COLE
TO DELIVER ADDRESS

The committee has been fortunate
In securing so capable speaker as
Hon. Allen D. Cole, of Maysville, Ky,
for May SOth. A complete program for
the day will be published next week.
Manchester Signal.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
Friday. NAV oOtl

Friday, May Goth.
Cattle-44l, steady; Steers, weak to
20 cents lower; Butcher stock and
COWS 25@5O cents higher, Bulls weak
Calves, active, $40 down.
Hogs-4S5l0, closing active and
strong, all grades 1925; Roughs S7.25;
Stays, IS.
Sheep-3069, closing fairly active;
Spring Lambs Sl35O@14O0; Clips
$SOO@9.OO.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
AGED LADY BADLY BURNED.

Mrs. Monroe Walker was badI
burned about the face at her home a
East Second and Wood streets Thurs
day morning when flames leaped from
the oven Of a gas stove into her face
Although painful, the burns are no
considered very serious.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
IMPORTANT TO SUNDAY
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS

The county treasurer informs us
that about eighteen schools of the
more than forty in the county have re-
ported their offering for "Go-To-Sun-
day-School- Day" Those that have
been tardy to report should do so al
once so that the association may know
Just how it stands financially. Attend
to this matter at once.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
NEW WHARFBOAT ARRIVES.

Maysville's new wharfboat arrived
at noon Friday and the old wharfs
cargo is being transferred this after
noon. The new boat is somewhat larg-
er than the old boat and is built on
the same general plans.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-20
MIR. OVENS FUNERAL SATURDAY.

The funeral of Mr.. Riley Owens, who
died Thursday at his home on the Ger
mantown road, will be held from the
home Saturday morning at o'clock
with services by Rev. Mullen. of the
Christian church. Burial at Shannon.