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The Detroit times., 1917-02-19

A fire in An Ohio grain elevator
burned for more than. year.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19

ToDAY's TEMPERATURES
The Detroit times., 1917-02-19

WARRINGTON. Feb. ip.-Es-
tssiishment OF . national com
mission on serouautics TO handle
this Gevernnent's aviation mat
teru was Proposed today In an
act introduced ny Representative
Csrvy OF Wisconsin,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18

:,ne NICHOLS, 1926 cambridge ST.. has COM
hhSf hhnsSf.nt male help couples, cooks, mother nnd
petellbbteT mattresses. Protestant and Catho-
or,bermaids. lnundresses, nurses, etc;
no-1erous no vu vacancies for all capacities. Phone
Locust 2l3O.
hAADcaniies white help. Telephone Walnut l7l3.
s,se HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse square-Only
hnsJJiable help supplied; all nationanties.
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CARPET CLEANING

CONTINENTAL
CpruN-.r AEPEI CLEANING HORSE
Nf'i''\ ~. RUGS SECURED ana pT,pArprr
nj, ,2VTH ST ABOVE CHEgTNT-T' 'N'''1D
bell, Locust l0GO--phoresGEsv ppaa,. .,eo
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ROOMS FOR RENT
Continued from Preceding Column

furnished room in large, modern
private home, electric lights, shade. large
verandas: ideal summer location; 10 minutes
to city Hall Telephone Barring AIS.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS


on weetiSv; ~ IN dNS-Clothing made to your measure
,,,,...'. ~. Room ., 006 Walnut st.
BLAKE ESAGNSANiAS ~ as REBLocKEp
or m ,5oi - -, VVo ARCH ST EST. 1857.
fslsS taetS SILVER, diamonds, jeweiry and
coins bought tnr cRsh iSh S sth
made ~ Ina FLAMES 70 orderi window shades
- ------ l-3- s. I'm. Ph. nlck. lIMn.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
NEW JERSEY sEAsHORR

WANTED TO rent at Atlantic City or Chelsea
for the months o. July and August a cottage
near the sea with bedrooms. with with
out garagei state price. Address X. 3s1O
Walnut Sc
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AUTO TIRES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS
LOYAL cost Of S75 for capital OF S25,O00
crDELlVER CHARTER IN ONE WEEK
SSENIkAL LEGAL AGENCY, 22O Drexe Bldg
nNIED, partv without services 10 invest $4,000
~ company doing business with large steel
tshI PIG profits In products strict investEa-
EsyA solicited. NJ i44, Ledger Central
-aaSEPIlONAL OPPORTUNITY for small
amount o. capital: will bring good returns FOR
siItu asglt TINE Investment 342 Ledger Central.
"a ENIS-Our books sent free, How TO OBJ
cba iIhtents. Victor ]. Evans & Co., 1420A
-Shestnht ST., Philadelphia
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BOARDING

CHESTNUT ST. cor. Goth tTho MargrAvsl-
Vacancies private baths; choice table board.
SPRUCE, 40l2-Large furn. rooms; second and
third hooCs; excellent table. Preston 2727 W
SPRUCE ST. 1O2S-3O-Second floor suite with
private bath; choice table board.
THE LITTLE TEA ROOM in the Clarmont, 4Ath
and Walnut excellent table. Barring 1922 W.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

pPOyyN l3i1-Furnished, quiet homelike nice
- Tor Gentleman seeking perm, quarters; 81.
CHESTNUT, 2OOO-Desirable rooms; permanent
or transient
77IIESTSIIT igOI-Single room with bath, hot
water electricity; reference.
T7IITSrNITT 4O5O - Well-f furn. rooms, single,
~ Com ing: run'E water; near Il Pres. 5444.
CHESTNUT. lg2s-Thrd floor back, with porch;
Third front; running water single room.
5,uEsrNI'T 2O45-Rooms transient or perma-
merit; summer rates,
i,iNfF SoO-Dresden furn. single and double
rms: priv. baths; electric lshlsi sum rates.
ssppIT,,E i98T-Sultes with bath; professional
o 6tfices; steam heat; cleo; good service
go PINE ST-Single and double vacancies;
w very desirable; cool. modern central
-l1,tI 4iO-Bachelor apt. 3 rooms; private
loba5tth: running hot wateri good service,
ieTH ST, S., le0z-Ncely furnished roomsi
orrsissonabie. Call Sunday or weekdays, eve
nings
s9p AND SAMSON SITS, West Branch Y,, M
% 'A-Rooms Tor meni oonveniert 70 - u .
s,yfn6minF pool and shower baths. Phone
Beinont A0sl. West $50.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

BUSINESS PERSONALS
ID r. FULL DRESS SUITS TO HIRE
SHIaway Suits for Morning Weddings
onihA oMUEL COOPER 1910 Girard ave.
: 91e store, Phone Poplar 6342.
dykes Detective Agency lnvastIsation. GsiIsSli
---rhoNE FIJI, 5ss4 2l5 HEED BLDG.
Ps.,. DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HABp9 4ii9 ,emera!dsi Appraisement per cent
- hAHkA w SMITH, III Sansom 81.
r diamonds BOUGHT
IfS5sss NFlEGELMAN, ia s. STH ST.
set msJudge others; Detective Millard will
suhs93p lacts. Standard Detective Bureau, Con-
fiipfssloh iree, 1929 Chestnut At. Estab. lssS,
tbs NFiuOuS HAIR removed by eectroytls,
Mss ay ay permanent way; eyebrows arched
.s5s -eMIIH 4O2 Keith Theatre building,
A,,o,. ALWAYS BUSY-wHY2
e IaesreorReI Express and Storage Co, Inc.
fi,r,,,ttIee .slee and Vine SITS. Phone Market 09i.
for ~ clothes TO hire, all occas., 1917 styles
a8k 'hII ", recep s. parties open eVg, Pm, Pop.
fl1cs, Lslaner' 10Th Girard ave, S. w. cor.
iess iss AND ToUPEs high class we defy detec
I4t4 tIets mod; satisfaction guar. Pinne,
81 f. z t 9tetinaqioWn ave-, formerly with Bader.
I0tt fALNt for diamonds. platinun gold,
ks, " Ievlous ftonea and pawn tickrts.
>@NAAl1 CO., o32 Chestnut, Room n.
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Continued from Procedino rage
.,-...-,,yTANT. exp, desires temporary or
A fccolg9 AZ position. q 81, Ledger Genital.
.-,...,5rrpER experienced desires position;
pQOkhd reference. G 3l5, Ledger Office.
-. -, .ND VALET wants position in private
d fuIl,iGi,n hest Of ref. required. SOC, Led. on.
F prIl.EiabSe az 'Gaii after g. ais $. Carlisle 81.
i --lns,,rrrtfR AND GARDENER; sober, expert
CfiAOa mani best reference. & 8O6 ledger on
sssaIiTFEUR, ,colored; ss,eaadly neat; no bad
-L.,,rFEtrR wishes position with doctor or
CiAgaste family. 1908 Rodman 81.
-i,,rpstairs vork-Compctent Japancue 90
C0Oh ,s position: reference Shimo. 3OS n, 18th
~ or butler competent japanese wishes
CoOktoTn reference. c 336, Ledger Central.
sooK good wishes situations reference. Apply
Cts9qa Fitzwater.
ss,ssrvtNRK-Japancse wants general houseN
bousEE. small family; ref. Hanai, 30S N. 1Sth'
., N9l ...,,,g now employed. experienced cost and
'tImekeepng, umTanufacuiring lines wants G9nt;
strgeslSgsHn position. f SAB Ledger Central
~ shes position with person owning real
tAN W.. We obiect to keep same in repair, salary
s,is s,isais rer week: reference. a ., Ledger Orlce.
~ Am WIFE. chauffeur and cook; Main
nan Arrsferred or seashore; reference. Write
Lees Ll5ee Hutton, West philadelphia. -
s.iEsNAN OR MANAGER wishes to represent
bAlsg,ffoeiurcr either to travel or resident man
manu- Well acquainted with archts & cont tors
AssTi St tie United states. O 1to Led. Cen.
sa9ISsi MAN, aged 33 years. college graduate,
fQuNu scbool teacher wants position during
hlgh srd August; preferably out Of doors.
a fs58 ledger Central.
,r-...5a MAN os. competent, reliable, indus
iVl,Nons now holding responsible clerical POSI-
3 don ttsSicof' oifaiSE s65,' Ledger 'orce. -
soIiNG MAN, swiss, wishes a pGsltion to
fVTTkS VHork in garden. c 301. Ledger oflce
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEWRTTERS RENTED
NONVISIBLE-4 MONTHS IS
VISIBLE-3 MONTHS 81
FACTORY REB{TIlIrLIIT IlrII, TNY,PbE;WyIRSllTERS ISl5S
500 CHESTNUT ST. WAL 2549. MAIN 326.
RENT A REMINGTON FROM THE MANU-
-FACTTTRERS, Visible models, 50 n month:
81 80 for three months. Rental payment ap-
WSSfi P6SSNPF2XEY 1NcoRiN SO s. OH fPE e.
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
HEATING

NAktN,KELSE health heat; better and cheaper
man not water or steam. Both phones, 1927
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MACHINERY AND TOOLS
SAFETY SPLIT COLLARS and YOCOM
HANGERS and PILLOW BLOCKS, with nm
lshed ball and socket bearings, the best
Ior AZ shafting purposes. SIIAFTING AND
MACHINE WORKS. 1l5 North Second
JAMES YOCOM AND SON.
COLEMAN N-SHOENIAKER-M MEAD, INC.
$50 Commercial Trust Building
New and rebuilt engines and generators.
Phones: Spruce a7S. Race 1929 D.
POWER-PLANr EQUIPMENT
Dynamos, motors, boiler, steam and oil en-
gines, pumps air romprpssors.
FRANK TOOMEY Inc. i27 n. Sd st
BLISS No. 3'2 togEle-geared drawing press,
Hbhard No. ~ togEle-gearod drawing press
NITTAIL. l7iN y. 5th
DYNAMOS. motors and machinery bought sold
and rented; armaturps repaired. Main 81.
Market 30Gj. Ncarsley Co.. 22i y. 81 st.
ELECTRIC HOSTS, . 15-h. y. "IidEorwood"
sing. drum. 99O-v. 2-ph. Gu-cy.; excellent con-
dtion Seyferts. 437 y. 81 st,
MAN'FRS. Of plain and automatic machinery
Send for booklet a. Nacke SON. $40 S. 9th.
STEEL SHAFTtNG--Au sizes in stock.
CHARLES BOND co, 52O Arch st.
26-TNCH automatic Diamond Machine Co. knife
grinder. Kennedy, 113 n, eth st.
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REAL ESTATE FoR RENT
CITY


Some q i6em 'l 6roaa 'y6 "SS5 "aSsNS5NfEV'EF BEFopE
feet h,outlcs. II vow are LOOKING Tor home |
,'' O'', g%65iRSmAy s. SHERWOOD
GarticulnrIy examine today the 5000 block on |
N. 10th ST. 6ng else like them for rent |
WHY NV. PAY RENTl Me can MAXI y9g olr,s1i ne
Of So for each $1,000 q me cost ot Your h9mei
rlf5EH Sy'fiir Sy'fiirppliy rppliyg%io6S 6Ss,,rv AND MORT. |
GAGE 90. is y. American H'ls rhua
sT2EEs ,y sANn nWgIiLlSgs ~ all ,,451, .sg,g59I Of
SAMUEL r. FOX co
s. E cor, 9th ana Coilowhin.
,2s2 aaa G,S.la 5daa: ali al aoayaa.,as.s . .3 .ss
ls2s3 DE L>>NcEy rlAcE,1,l5g5 rooms and
EnaAR g, ss,- gnGss 2Ss,.sr l4l sy. walnut st -
~ ~ rooms sud bathrooms
SAMUEL W LEWIS, Real Estu" Trust pldg.
SEES a1G 500 " FREMONT ST. story dwell
vT ''Gg' Gr,ylns HgS SrgInsE i5iG 7h st mere
o.. d. .,o', business ''O'''''es rue anu ''o'''
7ai f,Irn ~ sf1rG and IL rooms. cony.
Az y ION st.. ogr of Ngbl, store. o rooms;
cio n 'Fraulan a, store .......,. 500
sau urh, otS1lr5SS,i22IIs nm s., 2IhH floors: elevator
'TTIi 'Tirf rffs' rF,N%S" rG "S3Iii chestnut rhua.
Entire building to rear street, lot IS 3v2oo
tk,frnliyy. r!!,W1, 'G,' -t- Cr,s,r,, s,
CENTRAL STORES
$50 PER NONTU NNp UPWARD
,f>i, .,r a., ''N,'>. TO-" ~ ''','
t.Ief 0nd lmproTG fo hlit t"uNrt SII'AII'N'
Factories, Warehouses. Mfg. Floors -
ihl'NWNNh AM S'HNnlNlih'
s,,rr,rI - 'ol ,.,,t,ry s',,,
FAC ORIE
,,,>,rr', r,rI,pT,rs I,A|n co
s2o commercial Trust Hul'dns, .--
CobocLs;nk Mills 6rI ANp 9TH SITS.
Floors 5000 TO Is 600 81. r.: cheap power.
- Coz 80 .,,,'''''
rn,.,.,i fLOONS UJLNs, SNAIL ;5d !, ,..
Established 1856. Factories Speciality
ri ezssllen, llsht, 9sat. power; srrnl,ler sy;,.
). n, WILKINS $50 Ph0aieipba Bours,
nni ScGfTv G%T 'pFFGEIc Tf SEsT YESSiR&iGEH
ID, s~r'sn ,, 81, 4.r,ra h'E. Fi''er' ZOO Race 9".a
or ctb.r tSr %- 1 tenant gftn"'
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS ETC.
puGNEl BLDG, OFFICES. ANNUAL r.rtals
yut,s. " rms. Sl5u. .Nl75. .S,un sos. N"ln 5000.
Suites. rms. 5000. .Sg71. .S2T1 SlOu. $500. 5000.
Corner suites. { to \ rms. SG75 to $1,000
T'r., anDr aIfninin., 5th 81, '1trayr. 50 200.
Basement corner lrn and Sausrn sts SS5n
ELLIS ID. WILLIAMS. $50 proNcl Building.
OFFICES for manufacturers agents galrsrnan.
etc. Win steam hr1f. electric Nrht. freight
and rrsyrugcr eIcvatnrq from s SIO por month
,.sin,, ~ IN commercial Bldg y. w. cor, S'h and
pIrESNAETR WISHES TD REST aD FLOOR
FOR EIf-I\EES BET. IHTI A<D 18TH
AND SpEIrE AND CHEST\l r.. PRESENT
Loo. 10TH AND SPRUCE T. THI LED OF.
ctn an ,.rpy r,r,grp Am. O., ,r,r,r,r.s t,r no
''-''' WIN trr,f'n fT'ii ,T>!,. MO Hi".''
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS


FURNISHED APARTMENTS
WALNUT ST, 44O5-Furn. apt, 2 rooms and
bath, southern exposure; reas. Baring 1927 w.
GERMANTOWN
FOR SUNfNiER--Family leaving city; large,
cool completely furnished apartment In
apartment hotel at Carpenter Station; reason
able price to desirable tenant; Phone walnut
8GGS + 74G, Ledger Central,
SUBURBAN
ERBROOK-Apartment Of one large room
and private bath furnished. + S4S, Led. Cen.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
JUMPER ABOVE SPRUCE
New Elevator Apartment Building.
'Iwa rooms, bath and kitchen and suites OF 10
MERTON GRENiS
Liberty Building
GREY CABLES AND 3 ROOM APART
MENTS; SHOWER; FURN. OR UNFURN.;
REASONABLE. 3t2-314 n. 33D ST.
HOU SEKFEPING APIS, all parts Of city; rents
S25 to $50 per month. Call phone or write
for information. Samuel Stern, l2Ol Chestnut.
10TH ST, n, 14Ol-Two housekeeping rooms,
furnished kitchenettei 50 up; room, private
bath, 81 so: single room, 81,
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS Of and rooms. with privAts
bath. electric light, etc, furnished or unfur.
nished; also l suite OF rooms. kitchen and
bath. Apply T. r. Rocket. 800 N. 18th st.
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE 307l. l4ll WALNUT. RACE 3O25.
1116 GIRARD AVE- rooms and bath; rent
duced s. ] Waldman, 1il0 W, Girard ave.
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SANITARIUMS

INVALIDS CHRISTIAN SANITARIUM
CUnsectariau) Beautiful location; physicians,
nurses; no wards; spacious grounds; Old York
road to Broad ST., south Of Chelten ave: very
moderate rates Phone Oak Lane 1929.
LOCATION; special scientific care;
nervous, elderly; every comfort; nurses; book
let. DR.. Randall. City Line Chestnut Hill.
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THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
S I Il
PELHAM COURT was not built 70 mako an
appeal to every One-hut 10 you who demand
the best and are accustomed TO receive tat
a price which, considering what you do de-
mand and receive, is moderate-it VIII make
strong compelling appeal.
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenters
coin Drive on the Pennsylvania Railroad
10 or so trains day; surely transportation
enough for any one.
suites Of rooms and I hath TO rooms
and . haths the size to suit your require
ments Prices are from $50 up.
p Il !. II VI COTRT IS a uuet perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL. and located IN an ahso-
lutely ideal and exclusive suburban location:
In a word YOU may come TO PELHAM
COURT and hnd perfect suburban location,
with transportation uneNcelled an Ideally con-
structed building, quiet. diRnthed, elegant,
You may select apartment OF the Fi5e to
suit your Individual needs; You will md all
your housekeeping problems solved and taken
your part; you will find a table Of the utmost
excellence at n most moderate price. and the
same courtesy, service and attention is uni
form through the entire establishment.
For full Information, arrangements FOR in
EpCction and reservation, call, phone or write
u NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE ao7t RACE 1925
Pelham Court.
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VIRGINIA

THE MAGNOLIAS--Beautif village hr
State highway, close TO depot. high
churches; excellent buildings. 81 acres
land. Apply to owner. Box :. NottOwa
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

~, NAN Swiss, wishes a position to
oyNSG In cnrdan. G 301. LelEer OTIce.
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=, ,,s AND VALET wants position In private
1TIlBifH. Sss Sest Of rel required ? SOC Led. on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18

prTl.IE.BRc a"T "CTaii after g. ais $. Carlisle ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18

,ccog9iN IIoAsnItion. q 81, Ledger Genital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18

--.-,yrrpER. experienced. desires position;
QOk.hlI reference. G 3la, Ledger Office
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-14

one at the morning service, the other
at the evening. Both of these gentle
men are quite old but have assured
DR.. Barbour that they will be present
On Sunday afternoon there will be
a meeting in the auditorium at which
time exercises will be held, consisting
of a historical account of the chief
epochs in the church, followed by ad-
dresses from the pastor and some of
the leading laymen.
On Monday night there will be a
social given in the church to which
all of the friends of the congregation
are cordially invited. "reminiscences
will be given by some of the older
members of the church, who have gone
into other cities.
On Tuesday night the Rev. DR.. W..
G. Condit of Ashland, who has served
over so years as pastor of the
church at that place and the Rev,
Horace Wilson of Lansing, Mich, who
was formerly a member of the con-
gregation of the church, will deliver
an address closing the meeting.
Members from all other churches of
the city are invited to attend these
services and especially members from
Presbyterian Churches in this section
of the state.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-14
centennial CELEBRATION
OF the First Presbyterian Church Will
BE Begun Sunday-One Hundreth
Anniversary to BE Appropri.
ately Observed.

The centennial celebration of the
founding of the Presbyterian Church
in the City of Maysville will begin on
Sunday night in Union meeting OF
the Protestant Churches of the down.
town district in the First Presbyterian
Church and will continue until Tues
day night.
Today, June IA, marks the one hun
dredth anniversary of the organiZa-
ton of the Church by committee OF
the West Lexington Presbytery, OF
which the Rev. Robert Wilson of Wash
ington, KY, was moderator. Mr.. Will
son with. others supplied the pulpit
until 1920, when the first regular pas
tor, the Rev. John II. Edgar came to
Maysville.
From the very first the Presbyterian
Church was prosperous and it became
known as one of the leading in North
ern Kentucky. The original church
was located on West Second street, be-
low Sutton street, remaining there I'M
til 1854, or 81 years, when the new
Presbyterian Church the one now in
use next to the Court House was built.
The new church was regarded as a
very handsome edifice and oveshadow-
ed all in Maysville in splendor.
In 1865 the church divided on ac-
count of the Civil War, a portion of
the members seeding and forming a
church of their own, which was call
ed the Central Presbyterian Church.
For great number of years there
was a great hatred between the two
branches of the church but of late
years this spirit has died out and
members from both congregations are
anxiously looking forward to the time
when their church shall be united.
OF the IL regular pastors, who have
served the church in the one hundred
years of its existence, only three are
alive, The Rev. G. NJ McCampbell of
Pittsburg, Pa, the Rev. S. r. Alder
son of Topeka, Kan, and the Rev. DR..
John Barbour, the present pastor of
the church. All of the others have
passed to their reward beyond the
skies.
1t would be very interesting to have
statistics concerning the number of
persons christened, baptised and mar
ried within the walls of the church.
The numbers would run into the hun
dreds, among them being leading men
of Maysville and Mason county for the
past century.
Both of the former pastors now re-
siding elsewhere will be present in
Maysville to attend the Anniversary
services and will preach on Sunday
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-14
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY

The Board of the Mason County Wo-
mans Club, of which there are IA
members, yesterday gave a surprise
party to Mrs. George Longnecker, the
outgoing president Of the Club. Mrs.
Longnecker made splendid president
of the club and during her term of Of
fee the organization prospered as
never before.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-14
YOUR PATRIOTIC
DUTY
BUY A LIBERTY
BOND.

Danger for the complete success
Of the Liberty Loan turks in over-con-
fdence.
The announcements in the press of
large applications by Institutions and
men Of great wealth are apt to en-
gender the comfortable feeling that
all will be we'll without the efforts of
the small subscribers. This line of
thought together with the idea that
through Observation-Disclosures al
lotments may not be made, must be
dispelled from the mind of every pa
triotic citizen.
1t is not sufficient that this issue
should be merely bare success. 1t
must be a striking demonstration of
the overwhelming strength of purpose
animating all sincere friends of Lib
erty to bring the war to speedy and
successful termination.
The eyes of the enemy are watch
ing this preliminary skirmish and our
victory must be made effective by a
truly popular subscription exceeding
MANY TIMES the amount offered.
1t behooves every INDIVIDUAL to
let his action be entirely guarded by
the conviction that upon HIS Ut
MOST PERSONAL EFFORT depends
the only result worthy of the great
cause which all free men desire and
INTEND to make triumphant. Hesi-
fancy as to the Importance Of the
amount available should not be al
loved to prevail The Bonds are In
denominations as low as $50, and all
urchasers of one of these will con-
''ibute their quota towards swelling
e volume of subscriptions.
No thought of the detail work at
tendant upon subscribing to the loan
II ed deter. We will - as we have
already stated - attend to that free
Of any charge. All that is necessary
is that we receive notification of the
amount desired.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-14
COMMITTEE MEETING

There will be meeting Of the Re-
publican Executive Committee in this
city on Saturday morning, June 16, at
1890 o'clock in the Central Hotel All
members Of the precinct committees
are urged to be present.
CLARENCE MATHEWS, Chairman
J. Clayton Pecor, Secretary.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to announce Mr..
John r. Cochran as a candidate for
the office of Representative from Ma
son county, subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary, August, 1917.
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MAKING GOOD PROGRESS

The asphalt gang In the East End Ia
making good Roadway with tho work
on the north side. The bad concrete
has been taken up and new laid and It
will be only a few weeks until the en-
tire Job will have been completed.
The asphalt will then be laid on Court
street.
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American Association
SCHOOL FOREST AVENUE
BUILDING

Beginning Monday June IS, closing
Friday, July q. Daily session s a.
m. to II. Reference W. ]. Caplinger,
any member of school board or any
patron of the last two years of school.
Phone 259-W. w. T. Berry, Wood
street. Assistant, Miss Flossie Jones.
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Mrs. John Cochran and son, Ralph,
Of Augusta, are visiting relatives and
friends in the city and attending the
Commencement exercises at the Mays
vile High School.
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American Association

American Association
Indianapolis, g.; Toledo, o.; called
end of fifth; rain.
Louisville, 4; Columbus, 6.
Minneapolis, 5; Milwaukee, |.
st. Paul, 8; Kansas City, s.
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The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Association will
be held this evening at Z o'clock in
First-Standard Bank Building.
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Mr.. j. A. Furlong of Fifth street was
business visitor in Millersburg, KY,
yesterday.