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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
EUGENE DEBS RELASAT DIN
PENITENCIAR.

Washington, "a Dec. - Prin
un decret al presedintelui State
lor Unite sentinta batranului So
cialist Eugene Debs a fost comu-
tata, fncepand Gu Dumineca. I'm
preuna Gu a lui a mai fost comu-
tata sentinta inca % prisonieri
politici.
Eugene Debs q fost condamnat
in Cleveland, in ziua de IA Sep
temvrie 1918 la 10 ami peniten-
ciar federal pentru violarea legii
de razboiu. Dansul fost de doua
orr candidat al part. socialist la
presedentia Statelor Unite -si a
intrunit totdeauna mai multi de
100000 yoturi
Comutarea sentinel lui nu-i va
restaura drepturile cetateneSti
Dansul nu va putea fl candidat Ia
nici slegere politica. Gu toate
aceste el va putea Fl recomandat
pentru pardonare colnploct6 ca,
rel va restitui toate drepturile
etatenesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
CASA ALBA NUJ VA
Fl HUMINATA
DISEARA
Presedintele Harding aproba
PROTESTUL.

Casa Alba nu va fl illuminate
discard dupa cum Sc anuntase III
lele trecute.
d. George p. Muldaur, agentuI
general al organizatiunei pentru
prevenlrea focurilor Safety I'M
derwrites Laboratories,'' auzind
ca dina Harding are de gand sa
urmeze obiceiul stabilit de multi
IN Marion, Ohio, de pune luna
mari aprinse la ferestrele caselor
IN aJunul Craciunului, a trims
presedintelui Harding telegra-
ma, in care zice ca spera ca obi
celul nu sc Va tine din cauza ca
pilda va fl urmata 81 poate sa
produca mai multe focuri in tara.
Secretarul presedintelui, d-nul
George B. Chistian, Jr., a TRIMS
a. Muldaur urmatoarea tele-
grama:
La Casa Alba nu vor fl lu-
manari aprinse in Ajunul Craciu-
nului. Presedintele nu va aproba
un exemplu pc care d-ta crezi ca
e atat de primeidios
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
MESAJUL LUZ
PER S-HINC
CATRE ARMATA

NEW YORK, "a Dec.-Genera-
lul Pershing a TRIMS armatei Sta
telor Unite urmatorul mesaj de
Craciun:
In pace orr in rasboiu, privile-
giul 81 datorinta soldatului este. de
a sustlnea traditia glorioasa tfe-,
cutnlui. In aceste zile nesigure 81
grele, ~ ori Cd in servicin actual
orr afara de serviciu, soldatul ire
buie sa-si faca in mod curajos 81
confident partea 50 de datorie pen
tru . grabi venirea erei de fntele-
gere a pace. Armata nosstrx 8
pentru pace Pc panlant ii intre d. &
meni bunxv0ire. 4 a VI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
1000 migrant Tdssati
din Ellis Island
Trebuie lsa Sd SO reintoarca
peste trei luni.

New York, "a Decembrie. -
Din ordinul ministrului muncii,
care fost inspirat de spiritul
Craciunului, 1000 de migrant
carl asteptau deportarea lor in
tara de unde au VENT, caci cvota
permisa de lege era depasita, -
au fost lasati sd intre pc pamant
american 81 sa petreaca Craciunul
Gu rudeniile lor. Eli insa au iscalit
o obligatie ca peste trei luni Sc
vor reintoarce pentru deportare,
daca pana atunci nu Sc vor lua
alte dispozitii.
Aproape toti acesti migrant
erau femei Gu copii carl veniau la
barbatii lor orr ca erau batrani,
- parinti carl Isl au copiii in
Statele Unite.
Ministrul Davis, cercetat in
sula inainte Gu cate-va zile 81 va
zand miseria acestor nenorociti
carl au plecat de acasa in buna
credinta 81 carl au trebuit sd su-
fere 81 erau sd fie deportati din
cauza ca cvota NATURALIZATION
carora apartin era deja depasita,
lisa facut mila de eli 81 dat
ordin sd fie lasati la rudele lor.
Sc crede ca congresul va lua 0
dispositie speciala si-i va lasa sa
stea definitiv in America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
r. EvoCarea eroului
neCunoSCut rom1n
solemnitatea de La Teatru National in prezenta A. s. r.
Prncipele Carol. -

meritele marilor luptatori genera
lului Dragalina, fratilor Golescu,
fecioarei de la Jiu 81 altora, carl
au dat Romaniei, faima nemuri-
tOare.
Aminteste apoi ca ziua de All,
care este in parte jertfita celor
carl au pc pieptul lor, recompensa
suverana: 'Mihaiu Viteazul",
c0nsldera ca ziua erOului necu-
noscut roman, sufletul atator vi.
teji carl dorm fara candela ST
fara flori din partea celor scumpi.
Eroul necunoscut este icoana
subj ma vitejiei romanesti 81 ell
intrupeaza staruinta, statornicia,
cinstea ostaseasca 81 dragostea de
ogorul tarei
Vorbitorii sunt apoi obiectul
unor vii manifestatiuni de sim
patle, din partea atasatilor 81 mi
nistrilor straini.
Maestrul Nottara declama 'In-
chinare eroului necunoscut" de
DR.. Virgiliu Stef. Serdaru, dupa
care Sc joaca "Altarul necunos-
cut" tablou patriotic de d. G.
Nutzescu.
Sarbatorirea eroului necunoscut
a luat sfarsit catre orele Z, intro
atmosfera de pietate 81 in aclama
tluni entuziaste pentru organiza-
tori.
tDin Universui't
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
RccunOasterca SOVietd|or
Ziarele din Moscova Jubileaza.

Moscova, % Dec. = Ziarele dir
MOscova discuta Gu entuziasm un
rapport PRINT aici Gu privire la
conferinta intre premierii Lloyd
George 81 BRAND, care declara Cd
premierul Marei Britanii pro.
pus colegului sau francez recu.
nOaSterea guvernului soviet al Ru
siei ca un guvern legal 81 sa con-
voace 0 conferinta europeana la
care sd participe 81 Russia.
Este Glars, zice ziarul "Prav-
da", ca suntem in ajunul recu-
noasterei de catre toate puterile
'burgheze.
Astazi a avut loc desbateri a.
prinse in conferinta comunista
care s a adunat ca sd prepare pro
gramul pentru al noulea congres
soviet, sub presedinta lui Kalenin,
presedintele comitetului executiv
central, care este anuntat ca Sc va
deschide discard.
S'a discutat schimbarea politi-
Gel economice inaugurata de gu
vernul soviet.
VOrbitorii carl au spriiinit
nOua p0litica economical bazata
,pe principii capitaliste au expri.
mat oare care scuza in vOrbirea
lor, explicand ca masurile aceste
sunt numai vremelnice. In Con
slliul economic s'a critical Gu as
prime faptul ca s'a micsorat pro-
ductiunea 81 pentruca consiliu a
dat putina considerable interese.
lor muncitoresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24

. =
le oferS aceasta Institute bogata in
obiecte de arta frumoasa din toate
timpurile.
Muzeul este al poporului, pentru
binele 81 cultura poporului. Valoa-
rea practicA a museului depinde d,
locuitorii orasului. Gu cat mai
multi acest muzeu va Fl cercetat de
sl0cuitorii orasului Gu att el fsi va
indeplini mai multi menirea 50 cul-
turai6. Cercetarea museului, - ca
Re se fnchis numai in trei zile pc
a, = Craciun, Thanksgiving q
- 4 Iulie, este sbsolut grstuitA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
O LIGA BALTICA

Russia sovieta urmareste Gu a
tentie incercarile de a sc. crea o
liga a statelor Baltice, includand
Finlanda, Esthonia, Letvia 81 Po-
lonia, carl sc pot uni intr' poll
tlca comma anti-ruseasca. Pana
acum nu S'a realizat mimic dar,
posibilitatea formatiunei unei ligi
exista.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
Sc INlGULTEsc RolGANu.

Allan ca All noapte barza a
trecut asupra locuintei d-lui Nj
colae Bardas din Canton, Ohio,
Vice-presedintele Inst. Tipografic
al ziarului nostru, lasandu-i .
fetita zdravana. Corespondentul
nostru in acelas timp ne comunica
q dina Bardas pc deplin sa-
|nftoasa. :
Felicitarile noastre sincere pa.
|rintilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
De ALE z|LEI
In siua de 10 e. sub titlul "UN
NOU ACT DE NOBLETE Al
STATELOR UNITE.O aD0re in

wv hOA DG ENODLL Il Ill
STATELOR UNITE" apdre in
lttere cursive pc coloana 6 81 2, pa
gina intdi, a ocestui siar, un arti-
col din afard, IN care Sc mareazd
pdtania tristd a Wnui Slovac, Geor-
ge Hrabo,csky, fost deputat IN ca
mera romdnd, uas bun fIo-romdn,
care q fost arestat de unguri 81
mentinut la i,schisoare, cu toate
interrentiile Ron.dniei, pdnd mai
deundsi cdnd a fost hberat prin in-
terventia Statelor Unite.
Articolul fost trimis de un
domn, bun priefen a lui Hrabo,U-
sky, fost deputdt in camera romd-
nd, fost coleg-delegat la Conferin-
ia de pace della Paris, 81 care 81
fdcut interventiHe pc ldngd queer
nal roman pentru hberarea lui
HraboWsky din temnita ungureas-
Cd, dcci in mdsMrd sd site att nu-
mele victimei cdf 81 cum s'a intdm-
plat fapth, 81 s'a publicat fdrd
nici o modificare.
Ce Sc antdmpld insde Pentrucd
autOruI drticoIslui zis intre al
tele: GNU Sc CUVINE, CA RO-
NAN Sc LAUDE PIE ROM1N,
NICI MO FACEM. TREBUE
INS1 81 .ADUCEM LAUDA 81
MULTUMIRILE NOASTRE CE-
LIE MAI C1LDUROASE IN Rim
DUL fNTfIU ID. FRED DEER
ING 81 PRIN Ell GUVERNULUL
AMERICAN, Etc. ;" uni s'au
simtit blesati. sAuzi! Sd nu laude
roman pc ronsan! Da de ce nu
ma rog? De unde mia cent 81 dsta
Gu modestia luif" 81 sd pun oame-
nii pc brdnci s. ticluesc mm alt ar
ticol, Gu dhe asWdnunte. Numele
victin,ei din Hfubowsky prefdcut
in "Hroscosky.f, Sc pun 81 cdteva
date, ca Sc Gibd aparemta precisiu-
nei, Sc spt,se ca. Cdiioo cetdteni
rOn,dni americani IN FRUNTE
Gu D-L DR. d. ALBU AU IN
TERVENIT, Etc" 81 Sc incheic
ca IN siua de IS Noe. s'a dat ma-
sd IN 0noareo d-lti Fletscher Neigh
bors-care a hntervenit pc Mngd
subsecretdrM de stdt-n,dsd la care
"a" participat "N. Neighbors,
Dl. Consul al Romdniei, Dl. 'Dr.
d. Albu, Dt. DR.. George Crisan 81
Dl. DR.. loan Coltor," 81 articolul
SC publicd intro fodie care opare
IN hmba r0mdnd, GU data de 25 C.
Am relerat faptut, ca sd M Sc
creasd cd vre-o infdmne din par
tea noastrd, ca am Omis intentional
81 tendentiOs numele d. "Dr." ID.
Albw IN fruntea romdnilor amerii-
cami, sau al d-lui "Consul" al Ro-
mdmiei, 81 Gu att mai n,uH al dd.
DR.. George Crisan 81 Dr.. loan COL
tor. M, fereascd Sinful! MOI am
fl publicat ca pIdcere orr 81 ce nu-
me, char 81 numele celor "C4TI-
VA CET4TENI ROM1NI AME-
RICANI" IN frMntea cGr0ra s'G
pus d. Albu, nunaai 81 nun,ai sd mW
atingem susceptibilitdtile 81 sd nu
rdnim an,0ruI prOpriu al ure-unui
domn care a dOrit ca munsele lui SO
fie legat de nonl act de nOblete al
StdtelOr Unite.
81 Gcmn,, anyl.OsC, cum Sc nMn.es-
te fericitul slorac scdpat din r0bia
umgureascd: HraboaUsky orr 'Hra-
wOsky's Ar fl bime sd Sc site, ca
sd Sc inldture orr ce c0nfusie.,
CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
A CAZUT GUvERNUL
TACHE IONESCU?

Allan ca in New York circula
zvonul ca guvernul formal de dl
Tache Ionescu, dupa caderea gu
vernului de sub sefia d-lui gene.
raj Averescu, - ar Fl cazut. Acea.
st stire nu este confirmata din
nici Q sursa oficiala deci 81 moi q
dam sub toata reserva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
DACA VREI

Sa M fntinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in cas cand al r6mas
tarA Q manx san IN picior In
scris-te intro societate din
uniunea s. +. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24
PENTRU MONUMENTAL
ECA ATERlllA TEOD0RoiU

Total. $685.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-24

A~oSui op1i, Il ANoNSHuuIlC.
Luni la orele 3 jumatate d. a. la
"Teatrul National" ''Uniunea
nationala a fostilor luptatori" a
sarbatorit pc eroul necunoscut
printr' evocare eroica.
Afara de un public numeros, au
mai luat parte ministrii tuturor
statelor carl au trimisi in tara
noastra, d-nii general Petin alta.
sat militar al Frantei, Baffigio
atasatul militar al Italiei, general
Brosteanu, general Dragu, prof
N. Iorga, |. Manu-, st. G. Pop, P
Bratasanu, Mihail Popovici, st
Sihleanu, etc. etc., precum 81 de
legatii Gu drapele a solicitation
de fosti luptatori, alaturi de {
asistenta imensa.
A. S. r. Principle Carol, pre-
sedintele de Onoare al U. N. F
l.. luat parte de asemenea la
aceasta sarbatorire.
d. Dr. Virgiliu Stef. Serdaru
presedintele U. N. II. l.. 81 mem
bru in comitetul Federated in.
teraliate fostilor luptatori" din
Paris, arata ca manifestarea dc
slavire eroului necunoscut 70,
man, este fntruparea tuturor &C.
telor de eroism necunoscute. Evo.
carea mai este 81 preamarirea In
mod public, a eroismului fara
margini, desfasurat pe iiIiia ds
foe de catre ostasii romani 81 in
special a soldatului necunoscut
care intrupeaZa toata suferinta 81
toata vitejia desfasurata de la
Cerna 81 pana la Marasesti. Acea-
sta manifestare de All mai are 81
un alt scop, = spune d. Serdaru
= este acela, ca foStii luptatori
carl in timpul razbOiului departe
de lume Si-au facut datoria pc
front, tot astfel acum. eli vor lu-
era pentru idealul de malt patrio.
tism, al jertfei pentru tara.
Dupa ce d. Serdaru aduce oma-
gil d-lui P. Bratasanu, neobositul
luptator, care faurit la Paris
'Consiliul national'', precum 81
dior MANU- 81 Vaida Voevod CAR
S 'au jertfit pentru interesele nea.
mului nostru, inchee Gu deviza
Sa ramanem unit de aci inainte
ca pc front.
d. major Bagulescu, viceprese-
dintele U. N. F. L. spune ca
astazi sc evOca memoria celui ce
a murit Gu mana inclestata pc
arma, fara cruce la capataiu, al
fauritorului Romaniei intregite
Vitejia, credinta 81 sacrificiul a
suite de mil de ostasi, suferinta 81
resemnarea zeci de mil de ba-
tram ce NOR Gu gandul la ell
martlrinl peste un million de
copli orfani, iata ce alcatueste in
tara noastra: eroul necunoscut.
Va Fl un singur sicriu care va
totusi, puterea de viata
a unui neam mtreg! Ell va intru-
pa aci, la portile orientului, stall
pul de virtute 81 credinta latina.
Au cantat apoi cantece patrio-
tice, d-nii Pergolla, Primo Nocchi
de la Opera Romano, pianistul
Caravia, D. M. Nonstantinescu 81
dina Nelly Munteanu de la Tea
trul National, au recital diferite
poezii eroiee.
Dupa ce s'a reprezentat ''Stra-
jerii Neamului'' poem istoric in
doua tablouri, de d. C. Orendy, d
George Lungulescu, vicepresedin.
tele U. N. a f. L. Scoate in evi.
denta actele de vitejie ale eroilor
francezi din trecut 81 recunostin-
ia patriei lor, pentru eroul necu.
noscut. MOI ~ spune d-sa - sun.
tenn datori sd comemoram Gu pie.
tate diyina pc eroii gloriei noa.
sire.
In cuvinte adanc miscStoare, d
+ II ~ ~ rpnp ~~sor, 3 -.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
COAL Coal Coal S &c Per VI s s5r RMHARRS0N &S0N
KENTUCKY WILL NOT
LOSE IN LOWER HOUSE
Reapportlonment Bill Dead For This
Term. New Bill VIII Not
Affect Kentucky.

Washington, Feb. ~. - The con-
gressional reapportionment bill Is
dead for this session. This may be
stated on the best Of authority as the
direct assertion of majority leaders in
the Senate. Nor is there any POSSIBLE
ity that the apportionment bill which
the next Congress will consider will
reduce the membership in Congress OF
either Kentucky or any other states.
In Kentucky and Missouri 1t was
feared by Republican leaders that pos
sible failure Of Democratic legisla-
lures to redistrict would necessitate
the election of the entire reduced
membership in Congress by the states
at large method, and that Democratic
delegations would result. Not only
that, but in Indiana, with 10 Republi-
can congressman, the legislature and
Republican leaders all baked at a re-
districting which would cut out one
of their Republican members.
As these conditions will continue to
exist after March 4 there is little like
lihood that the next Congress will ap-
portion congressional membership in
such way as to cause loss of men,
bers from any state.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14

NJ. Il. church Thursday evening will
be an event of unusual interest. DR..
Richards has spent much time on the
Chautauqua platform and is speaker
of note. He comes to give a message
on the great forward movement y the
Centenary The address is for every
one who will come. There will be no
offering of subscription taken, and
no charge for admission. Everybody
cordilly welcome. Come and enjoy
the feast.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Third
Street NJ. E. Church will resume their
sewing next Wednesday, this usual
day for meeting. Those who will sew
are asked to come by 10 in the morn
ing. The business meeting will be at
the usual hour-2:3O p. m.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
0DDFELL0WS HAVE
BIG TIME TONIGHT.

Several candidates for the Royal
Purple degree in Patriarchal Oddfel-
lowship will be initiated at DeKalb
hall in this city this evening by the
degree team of Pisgah Encampment
The candidates are being initiated for
Victory Encampment Germantown.
Governor w. H. Cox and Mr.. James
Farrell will act as guides for the can
didates and a large attendance is ex-
pected. There will be many from Ger
mantown and members of the local
encampment are urged to attend.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
RETRACTS STATEMENTS.

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. IA. - A new
surprise was sprung in the trial of
Judge VIM. II. McGannon on a MUIR
der charge when Miss Mary E. Nicely
testified on the stand today that 81
told the truth at the first triall'
This admission was made after a
severe grilling by Assistant Prosecu-
tor Cassidy, following Miss Neely's
refusal Friday to answer questions
bearing on the killing of Harold Kagy
ond her insistent assertions that Nc
Cannon did not kill Kagy, At the first
trial the girl testified that McGannon
killed Kagy.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
THREE PRISONERS ESCAPE
FRANKFORT PENITENTIARY
Bars Are Sawed and Two Liie.timers
And Embezzler Escape from
Confinement.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. IA. - Ray
Blackburn, Heber Hicks and Chester
Phelps, prisoners In the State Reform
atory, escaped Sunday night about Z
o'clock by saving away two bars OF a
window in cell house b, climbing the
will into the stockade at the rear OF
the cell house and then climbing over
into Home street.
Warden Meyer expressed the opin-
ion Immediately after the three con-
victs made their escape that the break
had been planned in advance and that
Hicks friends were expected to have
an automobile waiting for the three
men when they reached the outside of
the prison.
Ray Blackburn is "a years old and
was serving two years for altering
checks sent in to the State Board Of
Control while he was bookkeeper for
it and making them payable to himself
He was sentenced on December g.,
1920, in the Fayette county circuit
court. He was a member of the prison
band.
Heber Hicks is 20 years old and was
serving life-term for the murder Of
Joy Sparks, of Clay City. He was re-
ceived at the reformatory, March O.,
1919.
Chester Phelps is "a years old. and
was sentenced from Knox county to
serve a life-term for murder,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
PaStime TODAY
"sHoEsTRING" RYAN IN
HIDDEN DANGERS

The modern Dr. Jel and Mr. Hyde serial Three big thrills
in each episode See change his entire being right before
very eyes, See the big circus in this episode.
New York Honors MacSwiney Ireland
See this in INTERNATIONAL NEWS today. Also BEN TURPIN
comedy will be shown.
ADMISSION 10 AND Is CENTS
TOMORROW - GEORGE WALSH in the spectacular
FROM NOW ON by Frank Packard author of THE Miracle
Man Thrills stunts daredevil deeds story of who played
lone hand against all the forces of the underworld The under
world uneashed his tra Yet he played the game
lose. If you like action, this
WEDNESDAY - Gladys Brockwel Wallace Macdonald and
Lillian Rich in THE SAGE HEM powerful drama of
mans sacrifice for her greatest poeonher home her honor
and her child drama every who keeps
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
VESPER SERVICES.

The afternoon services at Presby-
terrain church are proving a great sue
cess Sunday the pastor preached on
the temptation Of our first parents. A
beautiful quartet for female voices
was rendered by the choir Mrs. Mil
lard Williams also gave very effec-
tive soprano solo. 1t is a good thing
that we have a regular service III ore
of our churches Sunday afternoon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
SUPPLEMENTED LAD
KILLS HIS FATHER.

Members of the Notwithstanding
ton c. e o. accommodation told this
morning of the arrest near Russell of
a supplemented boy who yesterday
had murdered his own father near
Greenup with a butcher knife. The
boy was returned to Greenup by Off
GERS on this mornings train. The name
and other particulars could not be
learned.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14

There has been a great rush of to-
bacco to the local market during the
past twenty-four hours and all OF the
warehouses are well-filled. Prices
today are reported to be steady with
last weeks close and everyone seems
to be very much pleased with lie con-
dition of the market.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR INSPECTION.

Maysville Commandery No. 10, X. T.,
will hold their annual inspection
Tuesday night 7 o'clock sharp in
commandery headquarters, Masonic
Temple. Grand Eminent Commander
A. A. Hazelrigg, of Mt Sterling, will
be the inspecting officer. All Sir
Knights are urged to be present with
uniforms. Visiting Sir Knights cor
daily invited. Refreshments.
c. L. Dietrich, +. c.
C. P. RASP, Recorder.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
COLORED WOMAN DIES.

Elizabeth Jackson, colored, died
Sunday morning at $3.50 at the home
Of her uncle Mr.. William Jackson, on
Hords Hill. The funeral will be held
from the Bethel Baptist church Tues
day afternoon at 2:3O, Rev. Robert
Jackson officiating, assisted by Rev.
]. D. Walker.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
COL0RED GIRL DIES.

Lula Green, youngest daughter OF
Albert Green, colored, died Sunday
evening. The funeral will be held
Wednesday at l p. IN. from the home
of Hattie Smith in Hall street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
DAYIS--MIDDLETON.

James Middleton, aged 40, and Mrs.
Nora Davis, aged "a. both of Toles-
boro, were married at the County
Clerks Office this afternoon by County
Judge II. p. Purnell.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
LEWIS COUNTY MURDER
JURY HANGS.

The jury in the case against Harvey
Austin indicted for the murder of
Charles Bertram at Vancehurg, was
unable to agree and was dismissed by
Judge Halbert Saturday evening.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14
MASONIC NOTICE,

Stated communication of Maysville
Lodge, No. 80, F. & A. NJ, this eve
ming at o'clock. Work in F.. C. de-
gree. All members urged to be pres
ent visiting brethren welcome.
C. G. GAULT, w. NJ
G.. p. RASp. Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14

Arthur Redmond, arrested on a
charge of lettering, was before Judge
Whitaker in Police Court this after
noon and was held for further investi-
cation.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14

Mr.. Henry Key has returned to his
home in Louisville after short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. B.
Key, of Walnut street
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14

Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Hendrickson
left yesterday on trip to Washington
City, New York and other Eastern cit
les to be gone for some time.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-14

Miss Marie Boughton, efficient book
keeper at Shafer & Watkins, is visit
ing friends and relatives at Paris.