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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-21
Los TRATADoS DE LA
CoNFERENCIA DEL DEsARME

-
Con fuerza Gle expression POGO habi-
tual en- sus discursos, ell presidente
Harding present6 aver al seaado los
tratados de la conferences del dcsarme
de Washington.
Descuellan entire estos convenios, por
su importancia y alcance. Ell de reduc-
ci6n de aprestos navales H. formula
de convenio sohre el Pacifco. En- am
Las convenciones concurren ccmprome-
tiendose a observarlas garantizarlas
Inglaterra, los Estados Unidos el ia
pom y Francia. Y en- ell resto de los
tratados, han intervenido Italia Holan
da, Portugal China. En- conjunto. la
masa de acuerdos diplomaticos constitu
We una nueva red de convsnciones que
no detona mucho nj POGO de- las habi-
tuales obras de la diplomaci2 ''cerra-
da' la antigua usanza.
Lo importante del mensaie del presi
dente Harding, fu6 ell indiscutible en-
fasis con que- coloc6 la responsabilidad
toda del fracaso possible Gle Ia confe-
rencia, sobre los hombros del senado 81
no ratiflca los tratados sometidos a su
aprobaci6n. Presentando sus puntos de
vista Ell presidente pronuncio f1ases So
lemnes y de amenazadora trascenden-
cia, cafdas desde la elevation de su
puesto. La guerra, vino a declarar MIR.
Harding, sera una realidad sin estos
tratados. Ell ideal expresado de evitar
Ia guerra y hacer la paz permanente
sera una intenci6n hip6crita sin ellos.
La civilization y la paz POGO tendran
que esperar sin la confanza entire las
naciones. -.
Loable de aplaudir es La visible
fervorosa buena intencion con Que
Mr.. Harding ha acometido la defensa
la obra de la conferencia que 6l con
voc6 Es explicable la vehemercia con
que protege contra todos los ataques el
fruto de 10 que Sc ha llegado lamar
eel mas trascendental acontecimiento
historico'. Pero. ante sus cx-colegas
de la alta camara, ell presidente, lue-
go de claras y breves realidades, ape
ID vagos efugios para desvirtuar Ell
alcance indiscutible de las convencio-
nes frmadas por los delegados de Wash
ington. Y ESQ indica que la trama te-
jida en- la conferencia no esta todavia
segura Gle llegar a realidad.
tEl presidente afrm6 ccnfrm6
que los tratados no implican oblgacio
nes para los Estados Unidos. nj mora
les nj escritas, fuera de sus tradiciones.
La tradici6n de la Union, desde Geor-
ge Washington, ha sido la abstenci6n,
y diario la recuerdan los enemigos
6e la conferencia. 6C6mo conciliar los
dos aspectos de esos tratados?
La fuerza moral de los tratados de-
be ser sin duda grande. mas especial
mente despues de 1914 los tratados
que Sc basan en- simples mandamientos
morales tienen escasas probabilidades
de efcacia. Por ESQ el desconcieIto de
(Continda en- la pag Gay
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-21
EI gObiernO de Grecia ha CapturadO un
frances con 81 pretexto de que
COnduCla COntrabandO de guerra
Una nota dipIon3atica, con caracter de ultima
tun1, ha sido dirigida al rey Constantine
(De por Ingss France

ATENAS. febrero 20-Varics torpe
dos griegos capturaron esta maiiana un
transporte frances que conducia cente-
mares de toneladas de carbon con desti
no Cilicia con ell fin de restablecer en-
aquella lejana region asitica la acti-
vidad econ 6mica. Ell gobierno griego ha
declarado en- una nota publcada en- Ia
prensa de hoy que ell transporte frances
conducia contrahando de guerra con des-
tino los turcos y que era ell deber de
Grecia, por encima de toda considera-
ci6n, proceder a la captura Immediate
del barco.
Ell Ministro de Franc1a en- esta ciu-
lad dirigi6 en- seguida una nota al go
bierno griego, concebida en- terminus
energicos v que tiene todo Ell caracter
de un ultimatum, en- la cual pide cue sea
devuelto Francia ell carbon ocupado,
sin demora, asi como tambien Ell trans
porte capturado.
Ell Gabinete griego Sc reuni6 apresu
radamente para estudiar la nota del re-
presentante frances y acord6 entregar
solamente ell transporte, embargando
por otro lado, ell carbon que este condu-
cia. Ell presidente del Gabinete contes-
tara ma1ana (hoy) a la nota del Minis
tro frances. De acuerdo con los infor-
mes preliminares que han sido publica-
dos per los peri6dicos la respuesta de
Grecia esta redactada en-. terminus cor
diales y dice que ell gobierno Sc mueve
dentro del derecho Y las atribuciones
que las leyes internacionales lie concede
para no entregar Ell carbon ocupado
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do en- ell Ayuntamiento un grandioso
bapquete en- honor de los ofciales dc la
escuadra americana que Sc hallan aqui
por breyes horas.
Antes de dar comienzo el festival los
ofciales ancricanos dieron un paseo en-
artomovil rodeados de las mas signif-
cadas autoridades y funcionarios del
gohierno.
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Ell GENERAL LUQUE DICE
QUE Ell PROBLEMA DE MA
RRUECOS Sc RESOLVERA CON
Ell ALISTAMIENTO DE UN
EJERCITO COLONIAL

MADRID, febrero 2o.-El ex-mi-
nistro de la Guerra, general Luque, ha
blando aver con los periodistas EXPIRE
SO la opinion de que el programa de
Marruecos podria resolverse faciImen-
te, con Ell alistamiento de un ejercito
colonial, Ell Ia misma forma en- que cs
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LOS QUE EMBARcAN

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para embarque Italia, Francia e
InglatRrra, al sr. Charles Edward
schall, de la ciudad de New York.
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Ell DIRECTOR DEL s'DIARIo DE
LA MARINA, ELECTo PREsIDEN
TIE DE LA AsoCIACIoN DE
La PRENSA

dABANA, febrero 20.-En la reu-
nion celebrada esta manana a la cual
acudieron los periodistas de esta ciu-
dad, fu5 electo presidente de la Aso-
ciaci6n de la Prensa, ell notable inte-
lectual, director del "Diario de la
Marina, sefior Rivero.
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Ell PAPA RECIBE A LOS DIPLo-
EIATICos

ROMA, febrero 2O.-su santidad
ell Papa recibi6 aver % diplomaticos
acreditados ante Ell Vaticano. Ell Pom
tifce converse cordialmente con los re-
presentantes de las naciones cat6licas,
celebrandose ma magnifca reception.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-21

to otro las personas encargadas de cor
solidar las deudas extranjeras contrai
das durante la Ultima guerra. Las ns
gociaciones con los gobiernos aliadoi
daran comienzo esta semana por inter
medic de la via diplomatica.
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PARALIzADo Ell TRAFICo EN-
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL, febrero 2o.- Una
formidable huelga de trabajadores de
los muelles ha suspendido ol trafco ma
ritimo.
Las autoridades estan realizando to
da suerte de gestiones para resolver ell
conficto,
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ST SU PLUNGA FUENTE ES DE LA
marca ''Whal'' Waterman .trai-
gala al DEPARTMENT. Remington 81 ne
cesita reparaci6n. Advt
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tan organizados les ejercitos indigenas
de Francia Ipglaterra en- sus posesio-
nes coloniales.
Las manifestations del veterano y
prestigioso militar han sido acogidas ia
vorablemente per Ell consenso general de
la opinion.
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VENDo casa de reciente construction.
Para informes, dEijase al Box &c.
BarranQuitas, P. r. Advt.
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UN GRANDIoso DIRIBLE PARA
MARRUECOS

BARCELONA, febrero 2O.-Ha lie
gado este puerto el grandioso dirigi
BILE que ,compr6 recientemente ell go
hierno espafiol Italia, con destino a
las Operaciones militares de Marruecos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-21
Ell CONCLAVE PARA ELEGIR PAPA
Sc PROLoNGARA OUNCE DIAS
DEsPUEs DE LA MUERTE DEL
PONTIFICE

ROMA, febrero 2o.-El "observato
re Romano 6rgano del Vaticano pu
blica la noticia de que Ell Papa Pho XII
ha considerable en- sentido favorable la
peticion de los Cardenales americanos
O'Connell y Dcugherty para que el Con
Clave electoral de Cardenales Sc reuna
ounce dias despues del fallecimiento
del Pontifice a fin de que los Cardena
les extranjeros puedan llegar a tempo
esta ciudad para tomar parte en- Ia vo-
taci6n de nueyo Papa.
Ell "Observatore" agrega q. es inutil
subrayar la ilnportancia de esta decision
papal en- benefcio de los derechos de
los Cardenales extranjeros.
ESTA sEE1ANA COMENzARAN LAS
NEGoCLACIONEs PARA CoNsoLI-
OAR LAS DEUDAS ALIADAS
WASHINGTON, febrero 2o.-El pre-
sidente Harding nombrara de un momeu
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coMPRE sU PLUMA FUENTE

en- Ell Departamento Remington y su
nombre sera gravado en- ella compile
tamentc gratis. Advt.
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LOS oFICIALES DE LA EsCUADRA
AMERICANA SON oBSEQUIADOs
EN- MIA

MIA, febrero 20.-A la hora de tras
mitirse este despacho Sc esta celebran-
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ST oUIERE I'D. REcoNoCER sU
pluma fuente haga grabar su rombre
por so.25 en- Ell Departamento Reming-
ton. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-21

Ell PAso DADo PoR LOS UNIoNIs
TAs MARCAs UNA ETAPA GLo-
RIosA-DICE UN REPUBLICANO
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WASHINGTON, febrero 2O.-El pre-
sidente Harding nombrara de un momeu
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
GREAT SERMONS
DELIVERED. SUNDAY
At THE Big REVIVAL
Evangelist, In Two Stirring Messages,
Calls Men TO Repentance
Great Audiences ut Both
Services.

Sunday at the revival services being
held at the First NJ. E. Church, South,
DR.. Harmon. delivered two powerful
sermons summoning men to repent
ance. For his morning theme he spoke
on "The Wages of Sin Is DEATH" read
ing as his lesson, Psalm Is, and choos-
ing as his text, Romans 623. He dis
cussed the Biblical definitions of sin
as % the transgression of law, en-
phasizing the fact that all sins are
placed in the same category; (2) all
unrighteousness; 90 conformity to
The world; (4) whatsoever is not of
10 'th. DR.. Harmon lamented the fail
ure of the world today to love God and
holy things, while too much emphasis
is being placed on the satisfying of
material needs and physical pleasures.
He was outsDoken in his condemna-
tion of passive church membership
which tolerates standards of life and
conduct that are frightful menace to
the young life in every community. He
described sin as being universal and
seductive, and no respector of rank
=" of Deson. Its wages are proven by
he Bible to be death to sobriety, vir-
tue. manhood, liberty. conscience, the
spirit. and ultimately to the soul.
The evening message was based on
passages found in Psalm 9:17 and
Revelation, 20:l5, "Whosoever was
not found written in the book of life
as cast into the lake of fire" DR..
farrnon said there were but two king
IONS between which one can choose
the broad way leading down to one,
the straight and narrow way leading
Up to the other. He emphasized the
fact that God does not force man
into heaven or hell but leaves him
free to make his own choice. He'll is
a place of eternal punishment Is re-
ferred 10 Sc times in the Bible and DR..
Harmon summarized all the biblical
TEACHINGS with regard to the condi-
TOMS 10 be found in hell. No student
Of Gods word can accept the present
day teachings that tends to eliminate
hell. In closing, he plead with his
hearers that they accept Gods prom
lses of salvation and turn toward His
glory world.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
FUNDS FOR cincinnati
Terminal Being RAISED
Mason County Land Owner Heads
Committee and Makes First
Contribution To Fund.

Cincinnati, Jan. 21. - Thousands of
tons Of tin plate, steel billets, pig iron,
nails and similar cargo will be avail
able for shipment by river to Cincin-
natl at a large saving to shippers if
the proposed river terminal at Har-
riet street is installed. This statement
was made yesterday by Captain Oscar
F. Barrett, Chairman Of the Special
Rail-Water Terminal Committee, at
meeting Of that committee, held at the
Chamber of Commerce, when the
construction was decided upon by pri-
vate enterprise.
Captain Barrett held that the $685.
900 necessary to construct the crane
platform would be readily subscribed
by users of the facility. He started the
subscription list with $4,000, stating
that the saving on a single cargo
would indemnify the investors in the
outlay.
The plan is to have a 50-foot plat
form, on which switch tracks Of trunk
lines can be placed so that the sweep
IF the crane will make 1t possible to
unload tonnage direct from the water
carrier to gondola, flat car or truck
This facility will save the shipper up
ward of $3.50 a ton in handling and
lelivery charge, II is claimed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
POPE BENEDlcT,M

| Rome, Jan. %. Pope Benedict s
death occurred at o'clock Sunday
morning.
The end had been expected for sev.
eral hours. The attending physicians
Cardinal Gasparri and other members
OF the Pope's household we're present
at the bedside
Shortly before midnight all hope
was abandoned, and at . o'clock DR.
Battistini announced that the Pope
could not live longer than four hours
at the maximum.
There had been moments during
Saturday when II was feared the end
had come, but stimulants revived the
pontiff, and his natural powers of re
sistance carried him through the turn.
ing point temporarily. The holy ia
ther seemed to cling to life, as did
Pope Plus Y in 1914, when the final
outcome was in doubt for many hours.
The Sacred Congregation convened
Sunday morning when the Cardinals
wer informed Of the Popes death
With the exception of Cardinal Gas
parri, the Papal Secretary of State
they gathered in Benedict's private
apartments. Gasparri in due and SOL
emn form. escorted by the Swiss
Guard In full dress and accompanied
by the prelates and acolytes of the
Reverend Apostolic chamber entered
the apartments few minutes later
He is administering the Holy See dur
ing the interregnum. With him alsc
was Monsignor Sincere, Secretary of
the Sacred College.
Cardinal Gasparri, surrounded by
the Cardinals, then proceeded to yer.
ify the death of Benedict, extendins
over the lifeless form a silver wan6
and crying out "Giacomo! Giacomo!
Giacomo!"
He opened the certificate of death
and declared: "Dominus Papa, Noster
Mortuus est" thus announcing official
ly the Pope's death.
On leaving the Pontifical chambers.
Cardinal Gasparri, still escored by
the Swiss Guard, descended to the
first floor, wheer the Sacred Congre-
CATION convened. commencing its de-
liberations at 10 o'clock. The official
and semi-official Vatican organs give 6
o'clock rs the time of the Pope's death.
and the Rome newspapers do likewise.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
LARGE AUDIENCES At
CHRISTIAN REVIVAL SUNDAY
PastOr.Evangellst To Preach On Inn.
portant Topic st Monday
Nights Meeting.

Large audiences were out at both
morning and evening services at the
Christian church revival meeting SUM-
day. Over three hundred were present
at Bible school and the large auditor
lum was taxed to capacity at both
preaching services. Many people find
ing seats in the gallery and on the
platform. The singing led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Tuckerman was inspiring and as
the meeting progresses a greater
number are attracted to the chorus by
their excellent leadership.
Rev. Mullen preached two strong
gospel sermons; the subject for the
morning being "A Day Of Good It'd
ings" and the evening sold Out"
Both sermons rang true In their appli-
cation Of Bible teaching to present
day life, social, economic and relig-
ious. He leaves no middle ground for
those who do not accept Gods word as
the positive force in human AFFAIRS.
The subject for Monday evenings
sermon Can One Be a Christian and
not Belong to the church," SHOULD
and doubtless will attract q large
audience.
Every evening at 7:ls.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
GEORGETOWN POLICEMAN
FOUND DEAD IN ROOM
Officer Hays Was Native of Bracken-
IL Buried at BrOOksyille
Monday.

Georgetown. KY, Jan. 23. William
Hays, night watchman of Georgetown,
was found dead in his room at the
Bradley building Saturday night Mr..
Hays, who was 40 years old, has been
policemtn in Georgetown for many
years.
He ate his midnight meal at a
downtown restaurant Thursday night
as usual, and later was seen by sew
eral persons on his beat When he did
not appear Friday friends became
alarmed and when Chief of Police
Arthur Salyers broke into the room
the body was found lying across the
bed. Hays apparently had been dead
for several hours.
1t Is supposed that he was seized
with acute indigestion and died before
aid could be summoned He was born
and reared in Bracken county. The
body was taken Sunday to Brooksvile
for burial Monday. He is survived by
two brothers, both of whom live in
Bracken county, and two sisters, Mrs.
Flag, Of St Louis, and Mrs. Collier, of
Crittenden, KY. Mrs. Thomas Mccain
Of this city, is Mrs. Hays aunt.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
BUSINESS LULL TO END
BY MARCH, KNOX ASSERTS

THE statesmen Of the United States
hold the prosperity of the country in
the palm of their hands, and they
much not only make an effort to get
the business of the country to nor
nal basis, but above a normal basis,
James S. Knox, President of the Knox
School Of Salesmanship, of Cleveland,
said at a lecture in the auditorium of
the Littleford School in Cincinnati.
Business has been improving dur
ing the past few months and by
March 1, 1922, the depression now
existing in business will disappear,
he said. "The export business of the
country should be increased, and
wide-awake business executives who
are now making an effort to sell the
goods they manufacture to foreign
countries will bring the export busi-
ness to n higher level"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
COUNTY COURT.

In the Mason County Court Monday
the following business was transacted
Mrs. Lizzie Housh was appointed
Administrative of the estate of John
s. Housh, deceased, and she qualified
as such with Thomas Slack as surety
on bond.
Messrs. Thos. Slack, w. H. Mackoy
and Frank Kilgore were appointed to
appraise the personal estate of John S.
Housh, deceased.
The Bank of Maysville was appoint
ed guardian Of Earl D., Omar c., Eliz-
abeth NJ. and Evelyn Housh and quail
flied as such with its capital stock as
surety on bond.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
WHICH

Do you thinks the most Of? Your
money or your life? When you
get HELD UP, and don't have
any money, then you are likely to
get BEAT UP, for not having any.
Keep a colt" or some kind
Of q gun within easy reach. Once
in every mans life you'll need a
gun. Thos who have gone through
It, know it. You should profit by
their experience.
II we haven't the pattern you
want we can get it for you on
short notice.
During the month of January,
we will deduct 109S from any
make gun we sell or order for you.
It's up to you.
We pay a license to sell Fire
arms and you don t have to worry
about having a lot of red tape to
come through with, all we require
is q few strips of Green and the
protection Is your.
GALLENsTEIN'S CASH STORE
In connection with Kokomo Tire
Store
Ask anybody, where you can buy
q" COLT"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
mrs. MARTHA STAN.
TON DIED IT HONE
AT SHELbYv|LLE
Widow Of Distinguished MaysyiIIe
Poet Dies at Advanced Age
Burial Tuesday at
Frankfort.

Mrs. Martha Lindsey Stanton, the
widow of the late Major Henry T.
Stanton. poet laureate of Kentucky
and known the world over as the
author of "The Moneyless man." a
native Maysvillian who spent most of
his long life here, died at Shelbyville
Sunday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George l. Willis. The body will
be taken to Frankfort Tuesday, fol-
lowing services at Shelbyville, and
will be buried beside that of her hus-
band in the family lot at the Frank
fort Cemetery.
Mrs. Stanton was IS years old. Dur
ing the Civil War her husband was a
member Of General Robert E. Lees
staff and was cited once for bravery,
when he crossed a stream under fire
from both yankee" and Johnny
Rebs," polling himself on a raft, and
captured Union flag, which he re-
placed with the Confederate colors.
While her husband was fighting Mrs.
Stanton nursed the sick and wounded.
Their home in Maysville was aban-
doned and after war the Stantons
moved to Clay City, afterwards going
to Frankfort, where Major Stanton
wrote his poems and edited a paper.
He knew all the noted political men of
the day and held several offices under
various Democratic regimes.
The poem which brought her hus-
band world fame, "The Moneyless
Man." was always a favorite of hers.
Three sons and six daughters survive.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
SAICk TEST IS
USED ON CHILDREN
IN MANY CITIES
Test Shows Children Who Are Sus.
ceptlble to Dlphtherla and Is One
Of the Greatest Late
Discoveries.
((By DIR. V. ID. GUITTARD)


In reading special articles In news
papers and magazines relating to pre-
vention of diseases, the Shick test Is
frequently mentioned. In many cities
this test Ia made on all school child
rem. II Is made to determine just
which children are susceptible 10
diphtheria.
A drop of very dilute diphtheria
toxin, especially prepared for the pur-
pose. Is injected just under the skin
with a hypodermic needle. II there Is
no antitoxin in the blood, small red
spot will appear over the site OF the
injection. This indicates that this
child Is not immune and will readily
take the disease II exposed to case
or TO a carrier OF diphtheria germs.
II all children showing this positive
reaction are given an injection under
the skin OF the standard mixture OF
toxin and antitoxin, they will become
immune for years. The injections are
given a week apart just as in the pre-
vention OF typhoid fever and three In
jections are given just as in the latter
case.
Means then are at hand to Danish
diphtheria entirely from any commun-
ity. This Is being done In many east
ern cities, and Is n practical, sale and
reliable method to be practiced every
where.
This test stands out as one OF the
greatest triumphs Of preventive medi-
cine and one Of the most important
scientific discoveries OF all time.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
We have the best coal and hest yard
IN town 90 cents per bushel. No mrd.
NO. dirt 21Jan3t GABLE BROS.
SECOND DELINQUENT

We call the special attention # our
leaders to the second appearance Cf
he annual delinquent tax notice ap-
1earing elsewhere in this issue. These
delinquent taxes may be satisfied be-
ore the sale by seeing former sheriff,
Nr. c. E. Galbreath, before the sale.
property owners whose property is
'sted should attend to this matter at
once.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
THE FAMOUS BLACK BETSY COAL

At Joseph II. Dodson Coal Yard, cor
ner Wall and Front streets, Maysville
Ky.
Wo have purchased this splendid loi
OF coal and at the price Of 20 cents per
bushol In the yard for Lump Coal
which Ia below tho markeet Cash on
order to close II out.
Contract made with Jos. II. Dodson.
who will weigh the same. Is author
iIed by us.
MCDANIEL q FosSETT.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS.

Holders Of City Bonds as follows:
Sidewalk Bonds Series s. Nos. II and
13; Asphalt Street Bonds. Nos. 27, 2s
29. 80. 81. 50. %. "a. IS. 36. 81 and SO;
New Brick Street Bonds, Nos. Is. 16
II. IS. 10. 20. 21. %. %. "a. 25 and 26;
are hereby notified to present same to
the Farmers and Traders Bank for re-
demption. Interest stops on same jan
uory 21. 1922
20Jan3t J. A. DODSON.
Chairman Ways and Means Com.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23

Tho funeral OF Mr. Mathew Hagger-
ty was hold Monday morning at 81,
Pstrick's church and many sorrowing
friends attended, Burial was made In
u Patrieks cemetery at Washington,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-23
LARGEST TOWBOAT
is COMPLETED.

Is COMPLETED.
The record largest towboat in the
western rivers, tho J. W. Richardson.
IN all-steel towboat, that was built at
oittsburg, is completed and left Pitts
ourg Sunday for Paducah. KY. where
she will be delivered to her owners,
the Western Kentucky Coal Company