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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21
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574 Clark. Oliver, $50 w. Libert.
ST.
575 Clark. w. Nj. 41o w. Oakland
Ave.
GIG clarkson. Thomas. 422 s. Mair
st.
577 Clcapor, Clarence H.. 80!
Council st.
SIS Cleapor. Richard F.. s1s Din.
gle st.
S7s cleapor. Walter Edmond. POI
Dingle st.
$50 cockrel. Erwin, Atlantic Ave.
nue.. Sumter. S. c.
5s1 Cover, Edward O., 2o2 w
Liberty st.
$50 Commander. Samuel Robert
504 N. Main ST..
Ssa Compton. James Henry. All
Dingle st.
5s4 Conyers, George. "a Bradford
ST.. Sumter. s. c.
bs5 Conyers. Jack. s2 Hudson st.
6s6 Conyers. Junius. al Brand st.
5s7 Conyers. Nathan. ia West
Barlette st.
5Ss Cooper, Adam L., Sumter, s.
c.. Box 26.
6s9 Cooper. Eddie. IL s. Purdy st.
$50 couser. Alex. shiloi,. Sumter
County.
6sl Covert. John L., Sampson St.,
Sumter, S. c.
6s2 Cribb. Jesse D.. iii s. Sumter
st.
SsS Cross. F. B.. so7 3. Salem Ave.
bs4 Currie A. M. 81 Blanding st.
6sS Currie. d. c., ~ Blanding st.
6s6 Curtis. H. b., s2s s. Main St
5s7 Cutter. T. b.. / Railroad Ave
sos cuttino. wnliar David. III
Blanding st.
5ss cuttino. W. H. Jr.. 1o1 Bland
ing st.
600 Crosson, Jeremiah. 10 samson
st.
SO1 Dargan. Jacob, q. Sumter ST.
So2 Daniel. Bascom. 10 William,
st.
sos Doughrity. Manning D., 9
Dugan st.
eo4 Davis 1rby DIR, 1886, Man.
ming Ave.
COS Davis. James. Sumtet. S. c.
eO6 Davis. Robert, sumter, s. c.
6o7 Davis. William r.. II wes
Oakland Ave.
sos David. John Wesley. Sumter
Route 1.
600 David. Harry williams St.
slo Davidson. }. H.. 621 Dingle
s,i Dean, Joe, FEsSs,.. lns sou,, ii,
Washington st. W.
GIG Deas. T. E.. West oaklanl
Ave.
sls DeLorme. J. e.. s1o wes'
Oakland Ave.
GA DeLeon. Felix, Sumter. 8. c.
615 Dicks. Evander, s. Sumter St
GIG Dicks. Julia. Sumter. s. c.
GIT Dixon Martin I,s L.. aos counc'
st. 80
61s Dickerson. Joe. so4 s. Mai
st.
61s Dixon. William, e41 Oaklan
Ave.
| $50 Diggs. B. A., 708 Bart.ette 60
| 621 Diggs, j. d.. "a s. Purdy ST
G22 Diggs, s. M. ~ Council st.
623 Dinkins. Joe. SIS S. Main ST
GA Dinkins. Joe. Sumter. Route 2
62b Dinkins. s. Y, SO w. Libert.
st.
62G Dollard. Richard NJ, 504 Oak
land Ave.
627 Dove. Prad. 622 W. Oakland
Ave.
62s Drayton. T. g.. 312 s. Salem
Ave.
629 DuBose. Henry. Council ST.
630 Durham, jeff D., eos s. Sun,
ter st.
631 Durham. Joseph. Sumter
Route 3.
$50 Dupre, Robert. Sumter, Route
q.
633 DuRant. Calvin, 314 8. Sum
ter st.
ga DuRant. Samuel, Sumter. S
&c.
635 Dwyer. Clifton, 52s s. Sumter
st.
636 Elam. Ernest Bascom. 316 w
Liberty st.
G37 Ellis. F. X, 10 s. Blandins
lSt.
Gas Elps, Ivey. 426 s. Sumter ST
639 Embly. John, AZ Council st.
cA0 EpDlish Moroon Moi,
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st. )
S27 Richardson, W. H., Yves: Bee
st.
s2s Richbourg, Benjamin, 800
Wright st.
S29 Rickenbaker, S. E., 1873 Sou,
Main ST.
$50 Rifles, B. E., 511 w. Bartlctte
S31 Riley, Mack, Railroad Ave.
S32 Roach, ]. F., 80 s. Washing
ton.
S33 Robertson. Edgar, 21 S. Purdy.
S34 Robertson, John, Sumter.
Route 3.
s35 Robertson, Ernest, Sumter
County.
$50 Rogers. A L., S. Washing
ton.
Route 2.
SsS Rope o. E.. soa w. Oakland
Ave-
s39 Rose. Sumter, s. Sumter St.
$40 Sampson, Daniel G., 81 Walk
er Ave.
s41 Sampson. w. b., 25 Walker
st.
S42 Sanders. James Henry, Is w.
Oakland Ave.
S43 Schwartz, Cyril, 1O2 Liberty.
s44 Schwartz, Julian, 102 w. Lib
.rty. -.
S45 Schwartz. Raymon, lO2 West
SAG Schuyler, John, 10 Wright ST.
S47 Scott, Louis. Jr.. Sumter,
Route 8.
S4S Scott, Webster, IL William CT.
$40 Sharp. Mack. Sumter. s. c.
$50 Shepard. Oscar, 314 s. Mai.
st. a
s51 Sherman. Henry. 55a 8. sym
ter st.
S52 Shirer, f. c., 423 Council ST.
S53 Shirer. 1. T., 31s Wright St.
S54 Simmons, David. GA Oakland
Ave. &
s55 Sing. r. H., 216 S. Sumter It.
$50 Singleton, q. E., Sumter,
Route 2.
S57 Singleton. J. H., Sumter, S. ..
S5S Singleton, Jerry, Sumter. 8. e.
$50 Singleton. w. B.. Sumter, s.
C., Route 2.
$50 Singleton, William Joseph.
Route 2.
SCI Slater, j. j., C42 w. Liberty.
sc2 Slaughter. Robert. sls s. Main
st.
sG3 smalls. /. T.. 224 Manning
Ave.
S64 Smith, ]. b., 316 S. Wright st,
S65 Smith. Murray. Sumter, 8 G. =
sec Staley. f. NJ. West Oakland
Ave.
s67 Stokes, H. -. 121 w. Oakland.
S6S StOudenmire, s. s.
S69 Strange! Fl. NJ, Sumter, 8. -.
$40 Stuckey. Wilson, 80 Conn n,
st.
ST. suber. T. r., 1os s. Sumter
st.
S72 Sumter. A. c.. Sumter, Route
S73 Sumter. Fred, 2 Walker Ave,
STA Sumter, Lewis, Sumter, s. c..
SIS Sumter, Richard, 81 Robert
son st.
S76 swinton, Richard, SAT West
Liberty.
ST. Swain, Gus, Foxworth Ave.
s7s Talantis. James. 2S Houser
st.
S79 Taylor. Charlie. Jr, Sumter,
S. c.
$50 Teichcr, F. F., Is s. Sumter
St.
SS1 Thomas. Adam. 210 Williams
St.
$50 Thomas. ]. W.. 62s w. Lib
erty.
$50 Thomas, William. 52s w. Lib
erty.
ss4 Thornton, c. E., so7 s. sumter
st.
ss5 Tisdale. Marion, s Walsh
Grove, Sumter, = c.
SS6 Turner. Herbert, Sumter,
Route 3.
SS7 Turner, r. j., Sumter, Route
8.
SIS Tuttle. G. c., 1873 s. Mankk.
$50 Vaughn, Harry. Sumter. II.
$50 Vaughan. Shadrick, King st.
S91 Walden. A. c., Sumter, Route
S92 Walden. John, Sumter, Route
8.
S93 Walker, II. s.. 80 Council st.
S94 Wallace, Joe, s.. Sumter ST.
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Ward J.
507 Anderson. Walters. 118 s. Ed
wards st.
sos Andrews, Dawson, 10 Walker
Ave.
sos Baker. Samuel E.. 427 Meeting
ST.. Charleston. 8. C.
$40 Ball, stephney. Sumter. Route
2. Box 13.
511 Ballard, Anthony. 11o w.
Bartlette st.
sl2 Ballard, James, Sumter. Rou,.
613 Barfeld. w. ~. sos West
Oakland Ave.
514 Barton. John. Sumter st.
516 Bass. John Samuel. $40 Oak
land Ave.
S1s Bates. Wheeler. Jr., 552 South
Sumter st.
517 Bell. A. r.. 2O4 w. Liberty st.
SIS Bellav,ta. Jerry. los South
washington.
51s Belser. Guss. Sumter, s. c.,
SHADY Side.)
$50 Benjamin. Murray. 422 South
Main st.
52l Benson. 8. W.. 5O4 w. Oakland
Ave.
522 Berg. william. 20 8. Wrigh
st.
sss Bland. George. lo2 w. Liberty
st.
Ss4 Handing. William. lO5 wes'
Bee st.
525 Bostick, s. H.. II Blanding st
526 Bostick. William oliver, II
w. Bartlette st.
SAT Board. Lewis. Raford, 8 w
Oakland Ave.
52s Bracey. william. 1O6 w. Lab
erty st.
52s Bradford. g. w.. Sumter
Route 3. Htl}
\ sac J Bradford, Clarence Alvin. 100
~ RQufor ~. q, se ~ 4. st 81 Z
ssl Bradford, q. W.. Cane savan-
nah. Sumter County.
632 Bradley. James. 220 Liberty
st.
s33 Bradford. j. E., 10 8. Sumter
st. EvlN'
6s4 Bradford. ]. l., Sumter. Route
3.
5s5 Bradford. Marion F.. 500 West
Bartlette st.
636 Bradford. r. F.. 2O7 s. Salem
Ave.
6S7 Bradford. S. N. Cane savan-
nah, Sumter County.
53s Bradwell. r.. H., 3O7 8. Salem
Ave.
$50 Brazell, VIM. p, 208 Sumter st
$40 Briggs. T. W.. 312 w. Liberty
st.
641 Briggs John. Caro- Savannah
Sumter County.
S42 Brock. Dewey. 500 Sumter st
543 Brockington. John Screven, 10
West Oakland Ave.
544 Brown. Jesse. West Bee
St.
645 Brown, Joe, 112 w. Bartlette
st.
546 Brown. John. IL Railroad ANa
SAT Brown. Lewis, 38 s. Washing
ton ST.
54S Brown, Robert, s. Sumter st
$40 Brown. T. H.. 3O8 w. Oakland
Ave.
$50 Brown. w. A., 3Os w. Oak
land Ave.
651 Brunson. Joel T.. 304 8. Sum-
ter st.
552 Bryant. G. Mel. 3S Wright
st.
$50 Burgess. w. S., Sumter, $. c.
554 Burkett. II. L.. 1873 s. Main ST
555 Burkett. X. j.. 209 8. Salem
Ave.
556 Burns. Wilton, 427 Council st
! 557 Bush, Lucius, w. Gate, Sum
ter. s. c.
55S Butter. Charlie. 90 s. Purd>
st.
$50 Butler. John. II s. Purdy ST
$50 Bynum, Simon, Sumter. s. G..
5G1 Cabbagestalk, Magnus. Sum
ter. Route 2.
562 Cantey. Harry. 908 w. Bart
lette st.
563 Cantcy. julius. Sumter County
Sumter, s. c.
5G+ Cantey. Phillip. Sumter
y Route 3.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-21
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The Sumter Watchman was found
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fS66. The Watchman and Southron
now has the combined circulation and
influence Of both Of the old papers,
and In manifestly the best advertising
medium In Sumter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

University Heights Is ras, coming
! t. the front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
Dinner to Officers in
Place of Club Lunch

In place Of the usual weekly
luncheon the Rotary club will give "a
dinner tonight at the AiVarndo hotel
to the commissioned officers of the
First New Mexico infantry and Bat
terry \. mobilized at the camp ON the
mesa. The list of those invited Is as
follows.
Col T.. &. Abbott. Lieut.. Col. W. e..
Porterfield. Mai. Arthur BAN, Mai T..
Z. BuJac, Map n. l. King. Lieut.. J..
IL Mciughcs, Lieut., John j McMii-
len. Lieut. J. d.. Powers. Capt. T.. A..
Wilson. Capt. =. r. D%cssaucr. Fifss
Lieut. n. O. Windsor. Second Lieut..
II. O. ErVein. capt. W. W. Dean, First
Lieut.. r. NJ. West. setond Lieut.. {.
r.. Recenaugh, Capt j. u. Atwood
First Lieut.. Frank Newkirk. Second
Lieut.. r. - Daughcr,y. Capt. O. IL.
rotten. First Lieut.. J.. \. lsanks. Sec
ond Lieut.. n. =. Keely. Capt G. ~.
McNair. First Lieut.. j. NJ. Gurmnn.
Second Lieut., Michael German. Cap;
Edward l.. Stafford. First Lieut.. M. T..
DeBord. Second Lieut.. J. \. Love.
Capt. a. NJ. Peck. First Lieut.. &. 4.
Duson. second Lieut.. H. 70. Black
mar, capt 9. W McShcrry. First
Lieut.. J. e. Luikhart, Second Lieut..
J. Is. Lassutor, capt g. T.. Ely. Lieut.
a.. 4 Bechtel. Capt Perry kcown.
First Lieut. a.. Il. Miller. Second
Lieut. y. NJ Csikins. First Lieut.. A. f..
Bergere. Capt r j. Molinari. First
Lieut. J. g. Compton. Second Lieut.
#. w Noe, capt Walter Ames. Fist
Lieut. q l.. Holt. Mai a. T. Nnufi-
man. First Lieut.. L. 81. Baker. FIRST
Lieut. samuel H.. SWope. Capt 4. "
Thompson. SccOnd Lieut. 4. W. Bcdell,
First Lieut.. NJ. 6. Knapp. Second
Lieut. Croaff. Second Lieut. CroenbuFr.
Capt Charles DcBrcmond. Lieut. &.
- fletcher and Lieut. W. fl. Middle
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
Movies, Music and
Addresses for the
Soldiers at Camp

The Army Y. N. c. A. Is running a
fun and interesting program at the
camp this week. Splendid iour-reel
moving pictures are being shown four
nights n week. Last Monday night
Miss Blueher's orchestra was present
to entertain the men between reefs
and last night Father Mandalari adj
dressed the soldiers in the Y. NJ. c. \.
building.
saturday night the Y. W. c. A,
Girls will give a concert and every
man In camp says ne viii be there.
French classes are running two and
three nights a week and a movement
Il on foot &c promote a class in Eng
lish.
Secretary Nets received a wire
YESTERDAY from District Secretary W
n. Day authorizing the erection OF an
outdoor stage where baud concerts
and larger entertainments may be
held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

Want to- trade tns mule tor a gas
wagon Try the WANT AID way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

University Heights Is fast coming
TO tho front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
NEWSPAPER.

To lease or purchase weekly news
paper in New Mexico. Address w. y,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
Personal News
Items.

Auto springs. all makes Korber TO
Eukin storage Co. Phone 3i3.
Everything stored, including autos.
John ;. Creegan. manager OF the
Postal Telegraph company. who WAS
at FL Paso, Tex. On business. re-
turned 10 the city yesterday.
G.. +. Farmer surveyor for The dis
trict headquarters Of the United
States forest service. has gone to the
Lincoln national forest 10 do survey
work
". r. Wright. president Of the
Wright Clothing company who has
been ~ at his home. was reported to
De greatly improved yesterday.
Guy Rogers and family are camp
ing on the upper Pecos, where they
viii enjoy trout fishing Tor "a few
days. They are expected To return 90
the city sunday night or early Mon
day morning.
u. A. Macpherson returned last
night from the upper Pecos, where
he has been so%journing with Mrs.
Macpherson and their boys. They re-
turned with him as FAR az valley
ranch. where they win stay q while
before returning TO Albuquerque.
col George Is. Hunter Inspector
OF The central department Of the
Tinted States army AT Chicago, is eN-
pcctcd here saturday His wife broke
her right ankle when she stumbled
on tho stairway iu her home on tn.-
vcrsity height, several DAYS age
Colonel Hunter will be her several
DAYS.
". ". cobb. formerly Of Albuqsor-
que. representing the Remington
Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Go
win be- al the whitney Hardware 60.
tomorrow afternoon with a fun line
of Romington-C. NJ G. Arms n viii
no glad Co demonstrate 10 an sports
men who are Interested.
Grace Fortune was fined $50 IN the
ci.y court today on a charge OF dis
prdrfly conduct.
WlRn Nnn NaHnN IA lNNI fgaD III
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

University Hetgnts is fast coming
to the front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19
THE WEATHER

= - A
y MaSlmuni-9i.
. Minimum-6O.
. Range-Si. ,
Al ) "A. m.-SO.
East wind. partly cloudy.
y They had ncen married three I
y months, and were having their
y first auarrel-whish shows that I
. they were a remarkable couple, I
. Evidently" she said. icily. I
. 'yuu regrc; that you have mar
= ried me. The step Is o i%rrevoca-
y Bile however II YOU care To- DC 4
y released from your bonds ~
, Nav" he interrupted. impa-
= tiently. I'm no a0-day recruit.
= | enlisted for the term OF the I
. war"
. She couldn't think OF any re-
= tort. 80 she maintained Il scorn- I
. fTl silence. /,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

University Heights IL fast coming
To the front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

Phone =, Rcd Ram. 5if Nc-t Cop
per. FOR 6rst class livery. ". l.. Trim
bic A 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-19

when YOU want n tnNI caii 2it,
Maionc's TaNi stand q Grimshaw's.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
DEDICATION CALLED OFF
At the Rectoryllle High School Oh
Saturday, March 1O-Wil Be
Held In May at the Com.
mencement Exercises.

The dedication of the Rectorville
High School, which was 10 have been
held In the new building On next Sat
urday, March 10, has again been call
ed off. The conditions of the roads OF
the county are such as to render trav-
ell almost impossible and the commit
tee in charge felt that It would be
unwise to hold the exercises at that
time.
The dedication of the school was
originally set for Washingtons birth
day but the carpenters and painters
were not ready to turn over the build
ing at that time. 1t was then decided
to have the dedication on the date
named and several of the speakers
had been secured for the day. 1t was
thought at the beginning Of the week
that the dedication would have to be
called off but it was not announced
until yesterday.
Governor A. o. Stanley of the State
Of Kentucky had been invited to be
present at the dedication exercises
and although he had not accepted the
invitation it was thought he would be
present. Several noted educators in
the state were to be present and to de-
liver addresses.
The Dandy Dixie Minstrels of this
city were to have given their show in
the assembly room of the High School
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
WANTS CHANGE
In the Route Of the Midland Trail
Lewis County Man Visits Lcxlng-
ton and Shows Advantage
Of That Route.

Lexington, KY, March 6-Seeking a
change in the routing Of the Midland
Trail through the Eastern Kentucky
mountains so that 1t will pass through
Lewis county and traverse the Ohio
river for part Of the way, p. O..
Maley, a real estate dealer Of Vance
burg, came to Lexington yesterday.
Mr.. Maley described his plan, which
will be presented Saturday at road
meeting to be held at Morehead and
at which Denny B. Goode, secretary
Of the Board Of Commerce, and others
will speak. Mr.. Goode will speak on
Road Adornment;" State Road Com
missioner Rodman Wiley will speak
on some phase Of the Midland Trail,
William Young will speak on "The
Midland Trail" and Judge j. w. Riley,
of Morehead, will also speak.
The proposed route through Lewis
county, as outlined by Mr.. Maley, fol-
lows:
western section, extending from
Vanceburg to Mason county line
length twenty miles. This is an i'm
proved road for ten miles of its length
being of first class water bound maca-
dam, fourteen feet wide sandstone
underlying six inches Of limestone, as
a wearing surface; 1t is thoroughly
drained with thirteen concrete struc.
lures and pipe culverts. Ten miles Of
the route is unimproved road, which
however, has been maintained by the
use of sandstone and gravel and is IL
fairly good condition.
Eastern section, extends fron
Vanceburg to the Greenup county lint
length twenty miles. This is i'm
proved road for about eleven miles
grading completed Nine miles OF
earth road the remainder of this route
is under contract for grading ant
drainage. The surfacing contract ha
not been awarded.
"The other routes considered ant
under further consideration, turn OF
at this point on the Kinney pike, VI
Indian creek to Morehead, then to MI
Sterling, Winchester and Lexington
If this route is not preferred, begin
ming at the same point, then to Peters
vile, Foxport, Mt. Carmel and Elem
ingsburg, distance of about twenty
FIVE miles, and Cowan Station by wa
of Pleasant Valley, Parks Ferry, the
to Carlisle, Millersburg, Paris ant
Lexington"
i The proposed route is about seven
teen miles longer, but is said to hav
numerous scenic advantages along tn
! river not possessed by the other rout
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
HAD SUCCESSFUL DAY

The report of the committees at the
Chamber of Commerce last night
showed $54750 subscribed toward the
work for "A Cleaner Maysville and
Mason County, as the result of the
first day of the campaign which open
ed Tuesday morning. This $54750
subscribed by private individuals ad-
ded to the subscription of $3.50 made
by the city council Monday night
places the amount already raised at
$797.5O.
The committee of the health league,
under the direction of the Chamber of
Commerce, are determined to secure
the $4,000, of which $2,5O2.50 now re-
mains. The various committees meet
each day and begin their work which
is coming on SO splendidly. One of
the most encouraging things to those
who are doing the work is the lib
eral manner in which the citizens of
the city and county are coming to the
front with donations. Many donors
have sent in checks without waiting
to be solicited. Four days now re-
main of the time limit and the work.
ers are determined that the entire
amount shall be raised by Saturday.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
TEACHERS. PRAYER MEETING

The meeting in the Christian Church
will interest all the members Of the
Bible School as well as the teachers
and officers of that school. The pro-
gram to be followed will begin with a
period of devotion at z p. m. Then
will follow the reports of the secre-
tary, treasurer, Departmental Superin-
tcndents including missionary and
temperance superintendent, and other
special committees. New and unfin-
ished business will be considered. The
closing twenty minutes will be educa-
tional. A chapter from Miss Margaret
Slatterys book, Talks to the Train
ing Class will be reviewed by Miss
Jennie Dickson.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
ROUTE OF COMPANY

The company Of entertainers whs
are travelling the county for the Ma
son County Health League composed
OF Miss Cornelia Jones, reader, Mrs. II
G. Barnes, soloist, Miss Stella Arch
deason, accompanist and DR.. e. B
Blackerby, speaker, will be at the fol.
lowing towns the remainder of the
week: Thursday afternoon at 2:3C
o'clock, Washington; Thursday night
1880 o'clock, Lewisburg; Friday
night, 1880 o'clock, Mayslick;' Satur-
day night, 1880 o'clock, Dover; Sun
day afternoon, Q o'clock in Minerva.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
FAILED TO BRING THEM UP

At the Council meeting on Monday
night the councilmen failed to bring
I'D the matters of bricking some of the
side streets in the East End of the
city and the matter Of annexing East
land, Oklahoma and Clifton. The
councilmen probably thought they had
done enough after voting to close
Lower street in order to have a new
c. & o. depot and donating $3.50 to
the Mason County Health League,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
SPOKE AT MILL CREEK

Dr.. Il. B. Blackerby, the State Reg
istrar of Vital Statistics, spoke at the
Mill Creek Christian Church last
evening in behalf of the Mason Coun-
ty Health League which is endeavor-
ing to secure enough money to secure
State and Federal aid to have sani-
tary survey made of the county. A
very interesting program was carried
out. A similar one will be given in
Orangeburg tonight
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07

on Saturday night following the dedl-
cation exercises Of the day but this
has also been called Off and postponed
to an indefinite date.
The exercises will most probably be
held together with the commencement
program on May IS. This Is the plan
at present and certainly there will be
nothing to hold the exercises back at
that time.
The pupils of that district will oc-
cupy the building on next Monday
morning.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
RIVER FALLING

Dangers Of flood have about pass
ed as the river is falling this morn
ing. A fall of three inches was re-
corded during the night. The gauge
this morning was 44.8, the highest OF
tho winter.
The Greenwood will pass down for
Cincinnati today.
The Greenland is due up for Pom
eroy and the Chilo for Manchester.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
CHURCH WEDDING

On next Thursday evening in the
Lawrence Creek Church there will be
a public wedding when Mr.. Earl Mo-
ran and Miss Eta McNutt both OF
that neighborhood will be united in
marriage by Rev. A. F. Stahl. These
young people secured their marriage
license on last Saturday, announce
ment of which was given ont in Mon.
days paper.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
FIRE HOSE ARRIVED

The new fire hose which was re-
Gently ordered by the Fire Committee
OF the City Council arrived yesterday
and will be tested within a few days.
There was 1000 feet In the lot order
ed, the price being $500. Mr.. Green
lee, head Of the fire committee report
ed at the council meeting on Monday
night that he was very lucky to get
the hose at that price.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
HELD TO GRAND JURY

The case against Richard Watkins
and John VIII Campbell of this city
was heard before Mrs. Bell, United
States Commissioner, in Covington,
Ky, yesterday. The men were
charged with stealing whiskey from
interstate shipments at the local C. &
o. depot. They were held over to the
Federal Grand Jury. Detective Thom-
as Stewart was present at the trial.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
SEARCHING FOR FEEBLE.MINDED
PERSONS

Miss Jessie o. Yancey, Superinten-
dent Of the County Schools, is en-
deavoring to learn of all of the feeble
minded persons in this county in or
der to aid the state board of health in
securing this data all over the state.
An effort is being made to secure a
home for feeble-minded persons and
the census is being taking toward this
end
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-07
ARE MOVING

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Elgin and family
and Mrs. May Hord French are en-
gagged In moving into the handsome
new home erected by the latter on
Edgemont during the past several
months. This is one of the most de-
sirable homes Of the number erected
in that popular suburb They will
have been completely moved by the
latter part Of the week.