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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
The SPortIehf
By ~ W.
ORANTLAhO RICE ~

"Ih" apparel Oft proclHims the man. %
Wrote Shakespeare This line wh. yonned
before baseball was known
I'm haH"bull neither the apparel or the
d'm'auor OF the neId prorlaimr tu, man
u" h' I. known u th' gnm, Nnd s0 ihc
mon 'or"hrl'ul lis often puzzled n the
queer .hIrs 100 affairs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

NTw ORLEANS. April with tho
score tied In the ninth innius Rousch.
nutfi-ldrr. MT safrl, aud btuusht In the
run that enabled the New lcfs Nationals
~ defeat The N,N orleans Sputhetp 81.
ISOLATION team here TUESDAY. 10 4
The score Rn T.
New. Work ....... 3 -
Sew pfl.ans .........t.........i
Hattcties Tr,rcsu snd Doom, Rati.
den. Smith. Walker and nehsffy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

snattrd fuf nAus IN seventh
s'nattrd Tor iluhet IN sisth
'''naited ipf Davenport M ninth
~ inninNf
Detroit ..... roo OUn uai.ii
Oklahoma ..........l... no0 noN Zoo y
summary TNnshsss hi,F, NAsls 4.
home .flns, .Cfpwiord q Nesch a. sa,ri
flee MT. Cobb. stolen hsass. Hush
Maisri. Htilinan. bases IN halls. oft
Cnyais skis l. off Fluker a. struck Out.
ht riukef T. hv Dauss :, Cr,aleskle VI
ha tets hit. b, t1user tnau..i. hy nav
.nrott tCovalesklei Wild pitch. t1uhst.
Flukvf I, Davenport , hits OF fluher
T. 1T Davenport b nf nauss T. rtf
'ntaieskis double niavs. snapp ~
Nont.sut ~ narefon. Muntsgnt a.
Snapp. nush to Young ~ Ilpilmsn.
Ninis.i ~ Young ,r nrilman itt ~
bases. n,tfuit q. uklahuma Ct, Timv.
~ huut and ihitis minutes lmpifys
luntius aud iuu's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
YESTERDAY.

Putnam n jefferson
LougiciloN Lowell. forfeited nv Long.
fellow
Wheeling Riverside
Whittier N. Garfield B
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

ol"v'rrc8' capacity, courage snh Tho
ciu.h,r
IN" lsuiWclght who stops or clint
uht'v Leonard viii have no Kick about
% lull evening when the affair ume m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
over the Biz prL doc

Dear Sit
II hns been sixteen ,etig since Hrook
fla, I,ds,r. hay, ,r,pt a,n,pd tb, foot
II Won know of sny fan that i
luoIung for IL SAT, bet for 1916. here u
ls p,nukl,u 10 nulgb f.. certainly no
has como nnr, Nornuerd IN an the Wa,
Vttn pfoff.. I,,I tucker and the
nt.,rs ,h,r,n he cnougn uno ptt hing
ln win two p,nnarts Either Boston uI
EruYtltu will VIr Ina the old league thi-
s,nenr and tb, one tina, doesn't vlu viii
pu,,n ...nul Van can cpuul tUaf 900
nov A.
N,rr few loiloyc tho rhiI.os viii
Vu ag.In thus a.atou. Iu.HHuEr
Iold and continued cheering FROM rai
Moran Who recall. where tH, prophets
had hru NuI-hius 4 ,nr ago This ,pr.
date
-
When WIZARD g'is l.I0ush WIN 40
rom,i. 10 viii " he uuit. catins for
the next ri, months tie pul, way Dc
cuu weep his iingsldo weight uudcr 'so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
rte STATUS

ttsHWhHts her social status
She tErimifl standing room onl,
From Judge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

when willard gcts trough with ih'
circus hc VIII be- ready 10 meet All
rom,i. 10 viii " he quit. eating for
the next s, months tile only way DO
cnu Keep his ringsldo weight uudc' ''o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-27
.EpU BI.lCATlON


Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office AT santa re New
Mexico. september -. lplG.
Notice is hereby given tina Luis
Truiillo " loromiilo. 81 Albuquerque.
~ NJ. who. on August 2, 1909 made
Homestead Entry 0l0s30 Tor Lots !
ana ? SWt NEA and SEA NWL
Section -. Township ~ Range NV
y NJ. f. 81. and ON Angus, %. 1913
made Additional Homestead Fuiry
02ie0i for SEA SEA F& SEh an1
.NWL SFl section g. Town ZIP rs
Range wv st. W. y NJ has filed
notice az intention to make fNe-yoar
proof 20 establish claim TO the land
above described. before George r.
CRAIG. United states commlss.ounr a'
A|lbuIucrgue ~ ". Ou ne i.fh day
~ October 'HtN
Claimant utuf aa v.fros.s Pee
i,pe TrHlIuo. OF Armuo. y N George
Trujilo. - Arm|Jo ~. " Pedro .
.toya. of AiluquH rlue s. ~ Goof =
Candolar.1. Of Albuquerque. - v
FRANCISCO utl.iAI'r
Ecs SEER.
+ =. Sept le. l. T. Oct ls
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NOVICE IOK PIHLIa \TInN.

Department Of IN. Interior. United
states Land Onice a. Santa Fc. y.
NJ september ~. 1916.
Notice IL hereby glven that ROGUE
M~cGuinncss Of Tijer.s, y. NJ, who on
Entry 0l951O foi So SWh SW u
SCI, SEA- SCI, SEA SW = section
II ana NEh wv EA Eis NWA
NWi, Eh NEh sWh NV NWA
SCI. NWh NWh NEh SCI.
NWh, NwL NWh NEI,I W.
SWi, NWh NEh; NEh Swh
NWil NEi. section a. Township 9N,
Range sE, and on October 2S. 1914
made Additional Homestead Entry
o2ts42 for NV, SWa SEA. ny
SW !. SWh SEh NEh SEA SW :. f.
NJ SCI, SEN SW 4. SWA 81 i.
SCI. SW SW s., SEX SWh Ehs
SEA SWh SW'., Section II; and
NWii NEh. NEh NEh NWh.
NEa section IA Township gN
Range sc, y. NJ 4. NJ containing
leo acres. has nlcd notice IT intention
to mako thrcc-ycar proof. 10 establish
claim 10 the land above described, be
fore George g. Craig United States
Commissioners. AZ Albuquerque, \. "
on November II, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses. Ig-
nacio Herrera, carlos Herrera, Iusto
Martinez. jose Jaramillo y Baci, all
&C Tijerns. y NJ
FBANCisCD DFtENpo.
Reg s,er.
T. u, sept. II; L. H.. oct. 20
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

department Of the Interior. United
States Land once at santa Re, Sew
Mexico, september Z. 1916
Notice is HEREBY given tina Tomas
Martinez OF Tijcras. New Mckee. who.
on July -. 1911 ana June !, 1915.
made Homestead Entry ~ Addition
al Homestead Entry So. ullSi1 and
o237,6 for SW', SW Section g
Township ION Range 6E aud M
NJ Nwr, NWh. So NEl NWi.
NWA. Section 3. Township az
Range GE y NJ = Meridian. has
filed notice ~ intent ON o. mako FIVE
year proof 10 establish claim 20 tho
land above described before George
T. craig. United states DommjssIUuo'.
at Albuquerque, New McNicn, ou Nu-
Ncmhor 6 1919
claimant names ~ witnesses: ita-
f1oI Carpenter % 1litrla Sew Nov-
ion. Jus'o Martinez 81 TIirrls >rH
Mexico; tIaio t.uccro ~ Ticras Ncw
Mexico. Esporilou Garcia % TlIDrls.
New McS.cn
FRANCISCO DETlNpp
Dogis''r
= r. sr.' i'. p oct 1G
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MOTTO on -tIT.

... N|.N'H
IN tI, District Count county o. N,r-
ulliiu state Of Sew h.eNIco
Ida NJ walker and \ e Walker.
Plaintiffs vs.
Kate T. MAY nov Kate May bigribiSs.
Hughes Mercantile Company. "a cor
porafur ltp~euihil Furuitur"
Company aud .. IS y SELLER.
agent FOR MI Fannie g. Van Hip'y
Defendants.
To the ahoYc-namrd lcf,rdaui..
You ana each ~ ,ou arc hereby no.
tilted hat Ida VI walker and a. T..
walker have ulcd sur BOZ the District
Court iU u Tor the Couuty II Ror-
nrlIllo Sew Mexico praying for JudF-
mcut ON an alleged prnmivsury mote
signed hy Kate T. MAY now Kate MAY
Diyelhiss and praying that . trust
deed given 90 secure the payment -
said promissofy notes bc iorecluscd
said trust deed conveying.
Lots numbered one Hundred aud
T~Heniy-eight G-sp ana ono Hundred
nnu Twcnty-nine t-fi IN block uIu-
h"rcd Ten GUl of the Perfcctp Ar
milo and Brothers addition 10 the
town tnow cityl OF Albuquerque. y.
VI. a. shown on the map Of said ad-
ditior filed IN the ONCE 80 the Pro
hate CLERK aDd TX On!cio Recorder oi
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Department ~ the interior. i'pI'nI
states Land office ~ Santa Or" Sow
Mexico. september o. 1915
Notice 's herclsgiyen thar EuW.'a
Gonzsi,- ~ T|,ras No" Mez.sp vb.
on INV D.. 1909 made Hnursf"ai
Entry So. 0l02to, for SEE. NEi.
Eis sW. ~ NEA. section q, Town
chip on Range sE X ~ T. Mcr-
dian has Med not 90 ot intention '
[m1hs Hte-ycAr proof H. establish
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Gonzales to Camp
On Villas Trail


flcld headquarters in Mexico. Sept.
21.-Gcucral Francisco Gonzales has
arrived NJ Casas Grandcs. which town
he viii maze temporary hoadquar.
tiers. presumably IN connection with
the pursuit Of wa. Nothing has been
reported 90 headquarters here re
gdrd.ug villa whereabouts. The last
report received here had him heading
toward Rosario.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-27

New Work Money.

Ncw YORK. Sept. e. Mercantile
papcr. ais per cent sterling eo-day
oils. Nltlia demand 81, HIS,
cables. 81 - 1-16
Bar silver 6e'tc
MeNicHu dollars 53hc.
Government bonds. steady railroad
bonds, strong.
Time loans. steady; 60 days. ga
per cent geo days. 3H3ir per cent .
months. 3ian34 per cent.
,All money. steady hIeh. ~ per
ccu.. lpw "a, per ccui ruling rate
o.. per cent last loan. 2is per cent,
closing bid. -, per cent, offered ri
q, per cent
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claim TO the lauG above described. DE
fore George Il, craig. United States
commissioner at Albuquerque. New
Mexico. on November 6, 1916.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Mar
iano Griogo of Tiicras. New Mexlco;
Adam Scrna Of Tiicrns. New M"xicu,
Marslmillano lopez OF Tiieras. New
Mexico; Atanacio S%andoval. OF rilcras.
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
+ T., Sept. II: l.. T.. oct. 10.
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\sW Work Metal.

NcW York. Sept. Chopper. firm
t.octrnlytic. 80. 90 u 2S.5o.
IRON. unchanged
Tin quiet at s3s G4T 5000
~ London copper. spot {ilG. los.
futures. iii2 los. clcctrolvtic. Gag.
TIN. spot tl13. futures. ll1J, IS.
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Kansas City Sept. g.. noFs Hc-
ccipts lt.OuU. Iowcr. BUR. 50 Cr II,
10 30 heavy. 81 go ~ 1910. packers
and uutchort. SfUpuu 1000. Ileht.
81. 80 1888, pigs 81 t,m $50.
Cattle Receipts. 1000. steady.
Prime fed steers. tp50@ 10 ;}. Dress
ed beet steers 8, -a ua.',. -tuckcrs.
$500TS 100; bulls. sj0omG %. calves.
81 an ~ 100. y
sheep-Itoceipts. 2&.0VO. lower.
Lambs. SgG5H tU25. N%onrIngs. sou
mStO, wethcrs. 81 o0m755. ewes.
s6.jOM f.25.
Denver Livestock.
Denver sept observation-disclosures.
: 900 market weak and slow. Reef
steer. 81 up 72j. cows aud hcifer-.
t5.00M625; stockers and feeders.
t52jW7l0; calves. $1,000 10 90.
Receipts. 500. market Zoe
lower. Top so 40, bulk 10000
10 go.
sheep - Receipts. 1000. market
weak Lambs. $500 as ewes.
81 ~ 100.
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>ansas CT, Grain.

Kansas Guy. Sept. Wheat
2 red Sl.5-n Log, Dec, .liSl. Ma,,
$l.iN5.
Corn-Stcady so. . mixed. Siia NJ
Soc. SO. . white. ~>in>5igc. No .
yellow 80 80 i4c; December 12C.
nay. 10 rs &c.
oats-Ec tu lc lower, No .
white iGia ma No. > mixed, iia
SO.
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NcM NnIh AIni,nn-

Nru York sept. Cotton spot.
pu ot. middlng uplands tl5.e5 sales.
1870 bales
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Kansas City. Sept Butter.
eggs ana poultry UNCHANGED.
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HELP WANTED

WANTEp-Girls ip work in book
bindory. Herald Office.
WANTED Maid go the Y. NJ g A..
WANTED-A mldllc-aged woman TO
do chamborwork and nssis, IN
kitchen in small country hotel at
S~pringery.llc, Arizona Inquire u X
Is, Sellers. First National Bank build
ing.
WANTED-Glrl that understands or
doring sheet music. Call after :
o'clock Saturday morning az Alba
querque Music Store. goe South Sec
ond street.
Bundle wrapper. j. 6.
PENNY CompauF.
PERSONAL
FOR CARPET cleaning. furniture
and stove repairing. w. a. Con.
phone SOS.
FOUND
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For Sale
USED car BNH,. ANS.

FOR SALE Free scWiue machine.
FIRST class condition. Address 40
North Second. iu rear.
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TYPEWRrTERS

s
NItl4 KINDS. "Nf1 VOW second
hand. bought. ..'l. rrut'' rrd re-
rnircd NfhuouerIne T}nrvrI'er TX
change phun" HIt 's. &c. ith -.
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NuTiCE ror rrrriC ,rroN.

rr sa.. ir.L.p oct. 1e.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01
BAUGH-M' CLUUE
Beautiful Church Wedding AZ VT
Carmel Marked With
simplicity.

Among the noted spring marriages
was that of Miss Lula, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Baugh of East Sec
ond street. and Mr.. Barney e. Me-
Clure of Louisville, Ky. The cere-
mony took place in the Mt. Carmel
Christian church at 1890 Sunday. Tho
church was beautifully decorated by
girl friends of the bride, where she
was the organist for several years.
Just before the entrance of the bril-
dial party, Mrs. ID. NJ. Carpenter Of Mt.
Carmel, sang 20, Promise Me-" very
sweetly. Miss Maude Baugh OF Ports
mouth, o., cousin of the bride, presid-
cd at the organ. At the first note of
Mendelsshon's Wedding March the
ushers entered the church, composed
of Messrs. Maurice Pollitt, Arvin and
Harvey Breeze and Giles Rice. Then
Messrs. John Heffernan OF Covington,
and Edward Piper, as groomsmen, and
Misses Opal and Gertrude Baugh, two
of our city's most popular teachers,
and sisters of the bride, in dainty ere
ations of silver cloak and lace TRIM
ming, with large white hats, carry.
ing sweet peas, sent a ripple of ad-
miration over the waiting guests
which swelled to a murmur of delight
as Miss Amy Baugh, youngest sister OF
the bride and maid of honor, in lace
dress with blue messaline girdle and
folds, with blue polk-bonnet of tulle,
carrying sweet peas, stepped in her
place. Then Rev. Harding of Dayton,
an old friend of the family, followed
by the groom with his best man, Mr..
Newell Stickley, next.
Then sudden soft stiffness; then
came the bride on the arm of her only
brother, Mr. G.. A. Baugh. Her dress
OF ivory satin, lace and georgette crepe
was creation Of perfect loneliness,
her bouquet was OF orchids and
brides roses. The only jewel worn by
the bride was q string of pearls. gift
OF tho bridegroom.
Immediately after the ceremony they
entered automobiles and we're driven
rapidly away, reaching the brides
home In time to make a hurried ex-
change to a travelling suit of a new
shade Of tan called rookie" and
leaving on the 3:17 for an eastward
trip
The bride is a beautiful and accom-
plished girl with a host of friends
Mr.. Mcclure is a son of the late DR.
James S. Mcclure Of near Louisville,
and a man worthy of the good for
tune come to him. He also will be re-
membered as the popular auctioneer
at the Warmers and Planters ware
house here two years ago.
They Will spend their summer and
fall in South and North Carolina,
where Mr. Mcclure has a fine position
with the loose leaf warehouse.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01
ARRESTED HERE
Glenn Yates Is Wanted In Charleston,
w. Va, On Grand Larceny
Charge.

Glenn Yates, who claims his home
as Manchester, o., was arrested here
Saturday morning by officer Dudley
Fizer on warrant charging him with
grand larceny.
Yates is said to have stolen a wrist
watch, diamond ring, pistol and other
articles from lady in Charleston and
that he disposed of the articles for
money In this city and elsewhere.
The watch and ring have been To-
Gated and will be recovered. IL is
not known, however, what he did with
the other articles.
When Yates was placed under ar
rest Saturday morning he had in his
possession twelve quarts of whisky
which he said was procured by MIN in
Dayton and Cincinnati on Wednes-
day.
Yates claims to be innocent and
says he will go back to West Vir-
ginia to stand trial without requisition
papers. The chief of police OF
Charleston was notified of Yates cap
ture and wrote back that he would Sc
cure requisition papers and send for
Yates Immediately.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01
CHARLES F. TAYLOR
Well Known Mason COuntian Died
Suddenly At His Home In Wash.
ingtOn Sunday Evening.

Mr.. Charles Forman Taylor, aged
20 years, was found dead Sunday eve
ming about $3.50 o'clock on the farm OF
Mrs. C. w. Forman at Washington
having died of heart failure.
Mr. Taylor had been i'll for some
time with heart trouble, but Sunday
morning he said that he felt better
than he had for some time. About
4 o'clock he mounted his horse to take
ride over the farm of Mrs. c. w. For
man, his sister-in-law, with whom he
has made his home since the death of
his wife some twenty years ago. When
he did not return in a reasonable time
Mr.. Forman sent her son William to
investigate. and Mr.. Taylor was found
lying at the side of his horse, having
been dead some time.
Deceased was born and reared at
Washington and has lived there his
entire life. He was a consistent
member of the Washington Presby-
terrain church and was a man of in
tegrity In all things. His friends were
numbered by the score and his sudden
death has cast pail Of gloom over
the entire community in which he
lived
He is survived by one sister, Mrs
Mary Caldwell of Sharpsburg, and one
brother, Mr.. George Taylor of Wash
ington. and a number Of other rela-
tives. His late wife was a sister OF
Mrs. r. b. Owens of this city.
The funeral arrangements will be
announced later
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01
SAM ELLIS
Has Narrow Escape From Death Al
Hands of John Cobb Al Ball
Park Sunday Morning.

Sam Ellis, groundkeeper at the locaI
ball park. had narrow escape from
death Sunday morning about 1880
o'clock at the hands Of John Cobb
A bunch of boys and men had been
loafing around the park all morning
and finally told by Ellis that they
would have to get out. Cobb was the
last one to leave the park and as he
was going out he turned on Ellis and
slashed him across the waist with a
big knife
Ellis received only a slight cut on
the stomach owing to the fact that he
had on very heavy clothing.
Constable James Mcnamara was
called and placed Cobb under arrest
and he will be tried this afternoon
on charge Of lunacy, as he has been
acting very queerly recently.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01
Il TO 0
Leaguers Defeat Regulars In First
Exhibition Game OF the
Season Sunday.

Jim Jones & Company easily ad,
ministered a IL TO o defeat to the
Maysyille Regulars Sunday afternoon
In the first exhibition game OF the sea
son.
Manager Jones gave all the rockies
chance 10 show their goods and they
did so In a pleasing manner. From
the manner in which they played there
will be no trouble in picking a team.
The Regulars did their best to pull
winner. but they were simply out
classed In all departments.
The score:
Regulars ......O 90 5000 o. Q
Leaguers .,0 / % 40 XII
MISUNDERSTANDING, Frost. Brat
ton. Darnell. Dresel and Dice; Leag-
uers. Skinner. Surrenoy, Singleton,
Mueller and Dugan. Umplre-Trieble
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

SAW MOVIES FOR FIRST
TINE SATURDAY.

= Mr.. Samuel Purnis, wife and
= son, of Adams county, Ohio,
! saw a moving picture show for
y the first time in their life Sat-
Z urday afternoon. They were
: passing the Gem Theater when
7 Mr.. Purnis was attracted by one
: Of the comedy posters and re
i marked that he had never seen
7 show Of any kind. The man.
Z agement Of the show extended
Z him an invitation to attend the
Z matinee, accompanied by his
= wife and son.
: Did they go? Does a duck
!. like water? OF course.
They enjoyed the program
]. immensely and upon leaving,
Z Mr.. Purnis told Manager Mills
I that he would never forget IL as
: long as he lived.
: 4 !. !. !. !. !. 4. + 4. 4. \ j.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01
CANTATA REPEATED.

The Easter cantata which was rem.
dered on East Sunday at the Third
street NJ. H. church, was repeated OF
Sunday afternoon by the request OF Z
number OF people who were unable e
hear II before. A large crowd waI
present 10 hear II and II was thor
oughly enjoyed
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

Word has been received here by
friends that Mr.. Charles f. Smith, a
former Maysville boy. was taken sud
denly Ill at his home in Cleveland, o.,
Saturday and his death is expected.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

ecution of said paper was proven by
the signatures of j. b. Durrett and j.
N. Kehoe. attesting witnesses thereto,
and was admitted to probate.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

Rev. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Evans have
returned to this city after spending q
most delightful winter with their
son, Mr.. Joseph N. Evans and fam
lily. at Houston, Texas.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

City Attorney John NJ. Calhoun re-
turned Sunday afternoon from Spring
field, ILL.,. where he was called by the
death of his uncle, Major John s.
Hurt.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

Miss Thelma Peddicord of Ports
mouth, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Cora Peddi-
cord, superintendent of the City Mis-
sion.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

26. 1916. and purporting to be the
last will and testament of 3. II. Far
row, deceased, was produced in
court and ordered filed. The due eX-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

Mr.. S. ]. Robinson has sold out his
interest in the Star Speciality Com
pany to Mr.. Klefer G. Miller.
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The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet with Mrs. Dan Perrine Tues
day afternoon at o'clock All MEM
bers urged to be present
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CULLEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cullen OF East
Fifth street. are rejoicing over the are
rival Ol Z hne baby boy
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

Mr.. Bert Gableman Of Cincinnati,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Dawson Of East Second street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-01

Mr.. Richard Dawson and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna Of Portsmouth, spent
Sunday here with relatives.
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WILL PROBATED.

Saturday in the Mason County
Court a paper bearing date Of March
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Mrs. II, s. Rowland left Sunday for
a visit to relatives and friends at
Pa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-09-16
Household Work Is
Most Honorable
BY Wells Andrews. M. D.. Chicago

Why should girls idleness Why
be considered disgrace by them? Why should the home be filed with
and haftaned and when there
three almost useless daughters the household who would be
healthier mind and body if each took her share the work
department of the home? Fathers and brothers devote themselves
service daughters
denes demanding TO be served.
especially the cities sadly defective In this false home
girls the body polite that training lies the fruitful
of one the deporabe of all social evils Young unless
they afford The
of supporting who thinks degrading make loaf of bread
cook dinner wash the dishes is too for who
have depend solely their hands and brains livelihood
burden with half blind confidence that all
will right But of these after few find them
selves hopeesy debt while the family steadily nc
Then shifts and expeden the breaking homes and
boarding in order to reduce the cost of living.
Is all this cargeabe the false education Too
And until they that honorable
brothers dene dgracefu there will
little change for the better in social .te.
Girls should beginning regard household
work good and honorable To be skilled every department of
much woman' duty the duty of be skilled
the trade calling by which he is to become the bradwnner for his
family Let duty and be before girls the highest of
life and pleasure and fndugnce the lowest False sentiment
this And it is causing sad disasters many homes homes built
the sands of pride and sndugene instead the solid
foundation of prudence industry economy and loving sefaerce