The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-09-29

was very efficiently served by Mrs
W. c. Slye, assisted by Mesdames
Tolle, Gault, Yazell, Myers, and Far
row. These ladies who so unselflsh-
ly gave their time to preparing and
serving this tasty dinner, which con-
sisted Of well balanced menu, de-
served and received the thanks of the
entire Association.
Reassembling at 1 p. m. the audi
ance was treated to patriotic airs up
on the piano by the skillful must
clans, Omar and Edwin Boggs, songs
of veteran. These young men have
almost come to be recognized as the
official musicians of the Reunions,
though at this meeting they were ably
assisted by Comrade George N. Hard
ing, vocalist and two other comrades
with snare and bass drums.
The principal attraction on the pro-
gram was the timely address of Hon.
w. D. Cochran of Maysville, on 1.-THE
Great War, the Struggle ia Determine
the Supremacy of the Divine Right of
God or the Divine Right of Kings" to
rule intelligent humanity. Repeated
Interruptions of applause proved that
his eloquent words touched respon-
sive chords in the hearts of all.
Mrs. G. w. Hook read the results
of her work in undertaking to COM
pile an authentic history of this As
ISOLATION and asked the aid of any
one who happens to have anything
which bears on this neglected work.
After again rising in thanks to the
Governor of the State, the County
Judge, the ladies fors their lunch and
the owners of Beechwood Park for
the decorations of and use of the
Park, to the Maysville papers who SO
generously gave Of their space in ad-
vertising this meeting, the audience
united In singing, with Mr.. Harding
as leader and Mr.. Boggs as pianist,
several patriotic and National songs.
Miss Naomi Williams and Mrs. Harry
Crawford also afforded much enjoy
ment by their musical contributions.
The Association will meet again at
the same place on the 4th Wednesday
of September, 1918.
The survivors of the 10th KY. Cav
airy are as follows: Col r. r. Malt.
by, Washington; William Gay, Co. l.,
Mt Olivet; John Hit, Co. l., Mt. Oil
vet; c. L. Dudley, A., Flemingsburg;
D. Dryden, D., Maysville; James Nc
Intosh, Maysville; R. s. Hudson, A.,
Flemingsburg; Charles Hise, G.,
Maysville; w. H. Sparks, g., Trim
ity; H. p. Stages, H., Flemingsburg;
I. L. Cobb, H., Maysville; Charles
Cracraft, l., Sardis; G. L. McCord, l.,
Mt. Olivet; A. l.. Scudder, D.. Mays
vile; Phillip Yago. d., Covington; D.
e. Stages, A., Flemingsburg; w. w.
Denton, L., Hillsboro, Ky; F. M. Har-
over, d., Manchester, o.. L. M. Davis,
L., Poplar Flat; John Perkins, L., Or
augsburg, Springdale; Ben Wood, K,
Maysville r. g.; l.. A. Keal, c., Nep-
ton.
The survivors of the 18th Ky. In
fantry are as follows: ]. L. Gault,
Co. G., Mayslick; E. A. Young, A., Ew-
ing; w. B. Dawson, c., Maysville; w.
Fl Jones, G., Augusta; Charles Paul,
A. Covington; John s. Cogan, H.,
2C16 Din street, Covington; Michael
oSullivan, H., Maysville; James A.
HUMPHREYS, A., Germantown, RI; ].
]. Tucker, D., Maysville; w. F. Nc
Quinley, E., Brooksville; Samuel Guy,
e., Germantown; James Meyer, E.,
Brooksville; H. c. Metcalf, E.,
R,ooksville; Captain Tom Wood, H.,
Flemingsburg; M. c. Chisholm, c.,
626 Lexington Avenue, Newport; Jno.
r Kennard, K, Trinity; Col. r. R.
Maltby, Washington; Jacob Cablish,
Maysville; Fred Myers, D.. Chic, o.;
G s. Ross, d., Wallingford; G. T.
Cracraft, A., Germantown, r. /; p.
Paul. A.. Mayslick; F. M. Brewer, A..
Stricklet, Ky.
Following were the visiting COM
rades: z. NJ. Cam. Co. C 4th, o. v.
Cav. Higginsport; Peter Stem, Co. C,
'nd o. Art, Petersville: George Hard
Ing, 1872 o. Inf, Maysville; II. r. Rit-
chic, Co. C. 9TH Ky. Gov. Maysville,
z. 8; Peter Courtney. Mammoth
Springs. Ark: J. T. Williams Co. Il.