The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-15
DRAWING FOR BOOTHS
At Corn and Tobacco Fair Held Yes.
terday-Judges For Various De.
partments AnnOunced-An.
other Big Vaudeville
Act Secured.

held yesterday afternoon at the
Chamber of Commerce, the result be-
ing as follows:
1, Ryder Paint Store; 2, L. H.
Young; 3, r. c. Nash; 4, ]. w. Ell
gin; s, Hendrickson Paint Co.; 6,
Mint Cola Bottling Co.; 7, Larry
Langfels; 8, Omar Dodson; 8, Omar
Dodson; 10, Baptist Church; II, D..
Hechinger & Co.; II, Farmers &
Planters Warehouse Co.; IL and IA,
McIlvain, Knox & Diener; 10, Geisel
& Conrad; 16, Dan Cohen; II, M. C.
Russell Co.; IS, De Nuzie; 10, New
York Store; 20, 21 and 22, Mike
Brown; % and "a, Keith e. Keith; rs
and rs, Central Garage; 27 and 2S,
Kirk Bros; 20 and 30, Maysville
Buick Co.; 81, e. l.. Manchester Co. !;
32, School Exhibits; SO, J. T. Kack-
ley; "a, Arbuckle Bros. 50, Grocers'
Association; 36 and 81, John Bris-
bois; 3S, Edward Breeze; 80, Squires-
Brady Co.; 40 and Al, Electric Shop (;
AZ, r. NJ. Harrison & Son; 43, Ladies
NJ. E. Church, South; A, Daily Inde-
pendent; 45, Spaniard Piano Co.; 46,
Merz Bros; Al, Murray & Thomas !;
40, Steinway & Sons; SO, Kentucky
Bottling Co.; 81, |. N. Wood & Son |;
So, January G Wood; So, Health
League; 81, Good Roads; So, John
Kain; Sc, Murphy's Jewelry Store;
81 and So, State National Bank and
Superintendent Office; SO, Barkley
Shoe Store; go, Mrs. W. F. Power; 81,
Red Cross; 81, Leonard & Lalley; 63,
Maysville Tea and Coffee Co.
The judges who will have charge
Of the various departments were an
nounced yesterday as follows:
Tobacco-Mr. George Parker, with
the Lorillard Company, Louisville
KY; Mr.. ]. B. Heizer, with the j. B.
Heizer Company, Cincinnati, O., Mr.
H. e. Coleman, with the Liggett &
Meyers Co., Louisville, Ky.
Corn and Other Agricultural Pro-
ducts-Fred Mutchler, Esq. director
in. charge of agricultural staten
Lexington. Ky. 80 10 -..,-- s
Educational Display-Hon. V. o.
Gilbert, superintendent of public in
struction, Frankfort, Ky; Hon. VIM.
HUFFMAN, superintendent of schools,
Brooksville, Ky; Mr.. Marvin Evans,
superintendent-elect of schools,
Flemingsburg, KY; Mr.. Cleveland
Moore, uperintendent-elect of
schools, Mt. Olivet, Ky.
Domestic Science and Needlework-
Miss Mary Sweeney, professor of do
mestic science and needle work, State
University, Lexington, Ky.
Poultry Display-Mr. William ]
Rattle, Esq, proprietor of Rattle Seed
Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The committee appointed to select
the acts for the vaudeville perform
ance announce that they have secured
another very high-class Keith act, In
the Mae and Belle Connolly Com
pany. These ladies' put on very
high-class singing sketch.
A press comment from one of the
Chicago papers says, ut is some
times difficult to find words to ex.
press appreciation Of that which Of
fers particular appeal to ones taste
Adjectives are ineffective and high
sounding phrases entirely out ol
place where is attempted a descrip-
ton of the new vaudeville offering ol
the Connolly Sisters, Mae and Belle
They program themselves simply
as appearing "In Songs. That
gives one an idea of what they do, but
does not convey an impression Of
their cleverness, their charming per-
sonalities, nor the success that they
invariably register. They also put
real class into the bills on which they
appear.
This act and the Frank Vardon and
Harry Perry musical singing and
dancing sketch will no doubt prove
very strong attractions to furnish
amusement for the fair