The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-17
}742.5O SUBSCRIBED
For Y. M. G. 4. Work by Pupils Of
MaysvllIe High School Friday
Morning.

Friday morning at $3.50, Meser8. II.
A. Cochran and J. b. Wood talked to
the High School and Seventh and
Eighth Grades, asking them for sub
scriptions for the War Y. M. G. A.
They told US that the High School at
Cynthiana had raised $640 and that
they thought that we ought to be able
to do as we'll The campaign started
in earnest soon after both men had
addressed us, and when the smoke
Of the battle had cleared away, we
found that we had subscribed s742:50.
Below Is the list Of subscribers.
We certainly commend the sacrific-
ing spirit Of the boys and girls, who
were willing to pledge their efforts In
raising this money. Some of them
paid in cash, but the majority are to
go out and earn their subscriptions.
The young people seemed to be en-
Unused with the idea of putting the
right kind Of environment and Chris
tian influence around Our Boys" We
hope that our boys, who are in the Y.
M. C. A. war camps, will get copy
of the home papers and see how gen.
erously their younger comrades have
responded to the suggestions Of, the
boys at the front and in the camps
concerning their needs of Y. M. C. A.
facilities. )
would like to say to the parents,
that some of them at first may think
that the young folks have, In their en-
thusiasm, pledged themselves too
heavily, but when we consider the
home influences that are thrown
about our boys in the front through
the Y. NJ. C. A. and, too, when we con-
template the sacrifices that are being
made and, no doubt, will have to be
made before the war closes, let us be.
willing for the rising generation to
assume their part Of the responsible
ity, at least, when they 60 into it so
cheerfully and voluntarily.
Following were those who sub
scribed:
$50 Donations
Junior Girls of NJ. H. S., Sophie
more Boys M. H. s., Freshmen Girls
of NJ. H. s., Sophomore Boys of M. H.
s.
SIS Donations
Leslie Worthington, W. ]. Capling-
er.
$40 Donations
Miss Maporie Kelley, W. T. Berry,
Miss Elizabeth Williams, H. S. Calk-
ms, Gus Cooper, Joe H. Wadsworth,
Madison Lindsay, William B. Tully,
Jr., Edward P. Barbour, Raymond
Dawson, Coils Dickson, Arthur Bru-
baker, Lovel Seldom, John McDon-
ough, John Stevenson. Frank Brown
ing, Leonidas Wallace, Eugene Hen
dirk, Esley Ennis, Coleman McDon-
ough,. Anna Fred Harbeson, Anne
Eugene Barley, Lee
Berry, Mary Downing, Raymond
Milton C. Russell, Sud-
duth Royse, Robert Buckley, Senior
Girls of M. H. s., Junior Glass of M.
H. S., Eighth Grade Boys, Owl Patrol
Boy Scouts, Mr.. Berry's Seventh
Grade, James N. Kirk, r. A. Cochran.
81 Donations
c. s. Dale, William M. Jones, Miss
Frances Geisel, Miss Florence Shaw,
Miss Elsie B. Heller, Mrs. Anna Ball,
Nellie Steele, Clifford Purdon, John
zweigart, Mary Catheryn Pollitt, Abb
Die Shea, Lee Dryden Thomas Dono-
,an, Andrew Clooney, Jr., Pearce Nc
Hazel Shelton Frances
Cooper, Mitchell Matthews, Douglas
Dorothy Merz, Katherine
oogue, Frances Power, Anne Maltby,
Georgia Hicks, Eleanor Wood, Maud
.ouise Hull, Jennie L. Barley, Ro-
and Birmingham, Bernard Grierson,
Bessie Sibbald, Nina Stevens, Rich
lrd Lloyd, Adelaide Davidson, Powell
owens, Isadore Middleman, George
'urdon, Steven Manning, Samuel Har-
'ver, Lillian Antle, Molly Casey, Bes-
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