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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
LEAGUE MEE1INe
NOTICE WILL Be
SENT OUT SOON
Council 10 Decide Place Of
Sessions Tomorrow.

PARIS. Dec ~ Informal notice o.
tho frs, meeting o' the council of n
league ~ notions will probably bs give
n day or tSo after the exchange ~
siinca,lons of the treaty Of Versatile
Amfasssdor Wallscs oabisd the s'si
department 10 Washington 10 this sf
feet after this mornings mestina o'
the supreme council which had the
nusstios undw considefatioa.
II II stiIl an open question whether
tho formal call fos the meeting shall bs
lssued by President Wilson A. originally
provided for. or whether In view Of the
h'' that the United states haa not
raiifl~I the treaty. the call shall he
issued by Premier CiemeAcsau, the
president ~ the p.ans conferences. This
question. - we'll as the place Tor The
meeting of thu members os ths counci "
eiil probsbly be decided tomorrow.
The date for the exchange ot ram
cations on which the call for the meet
Ing OF the iosgus's council dspsnda y
s'ili uncertain, n0hinG having bssu
heard from the Germans In responss t'
tho latest allied note. The expectation
In official circles IL that soms word
from Berlin regarding the subject vii
he st hsnd ny tomorrow. unless ints
rup'sd tsi~Gfaphic transmission cautks
further delay.
According ~ the terms Of the psacs
treaty Germany was 20 furnish by Ds.
e.n,bsf II . ststsmsnt regarding mum.
Der OF sffsfsnt questions dealt with b,
the treaty. A. the exchange Of ratiN
cations 10 not yet definitely In stSAt
however. the council today considered
the possibility Of satsading the time
for this statement
The conditions under vAich 0srmaay
10 10 turn over the light cruisers q.
msndsd ~ part Of the rsparatios fos
the destruction Of the Scapa nov Me-,
also were discsssed by the council.
II was decided 10 sand eon9rnlulations
To General Niessel. heading the mission
TO the Haltic, on the manner n which
its task In connection With ths svNrua.
'iOn Of the Battle PROVINCES ~ ~ Ger.
man troops haA bssa cayvtsd sul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

sun.iiiui. snd bake for . hours In .
moderate oven.
Thousand Island ssiAd Dressing, No
/, u have previously gwen In this col.
umn, tSo different recipes for This
rnptn Vsri.d dr.ssinv Thi third wa
u'iy ~ perhaps the mos' irsts sRd
IL generally reserved for very rpe' al
0rrn.un) Mls together v ieaspnon o.
l"m'n uir.. y i.a asp0on NJ vinegar. /,
fc~ drups of wOrrbr-i-fshifo ss,rs
Fnd , luls ssit ana phpfits chi
This mixture Nightly into \, cup ~ psy
ornas. dressing chop hnii h0ile'
sgs ysfy finely snd sid this Set
add chopped plmento and Ia 'lsspopr
~ choppsd ssliion tops tchlvss In
s-sson. may be substituted for the
.os'llon tops n dssirsd) ins, add
Tablespoon ~ chill saucs and J table
moons sbipp.i cream
,No's For the houssbsepsrs Who si
1ss stuffed Leg OF Veal Tor the New
Years dinner. I shall print on wcdnss
day two msnus con,sinlnz hot mts
dishes made from wal lef, overs,
Tonofrow Letters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

who has bssn the guest ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Knight. will leave this evening
fr wichita. where shs vii visit friends
before returning home.
SIR. J v. Holt entertained Of dinner
Saturday evening In tho sxlrvin hotel.
followed by . tb~ster party to sse
Tiger Rose." when ths honor guests
we're Mr. ana M. Win " Vance Of
Pon~a CITY The dinner tahle vas cen.
tered with Q large hask., Of pins roses
while the rose motif appeared 10 oil ap'
poiatments.
Other guests wers 1T. and Mrs REF
Roisnd. Mr. and Mrs J. Edwin rhonas
Mr. and Mrs John Tomrrlin. Nrs E'is-
abeth Lohman. Mrs Katherine Leo,
| Miss Jeasie Hammer. Mr.. shelley Y
Tracy, Mr.. n. u. Carson srd Mr. John
Vance.
Mr. ana Mr. John Wall Lyhss OF ~
West Twentieth street left Friday for
Tampa, Fla. where they viii spsnd
seysrst weeks With rclstivss.
Mr.. and Mrr J \. Rose of Thirty. Z.
lffOUU 0fTVNt 6Wp NV sN~''"
their friends Informally yesterday aftsr-
noon frorn . 10 q o'clock. christmas
colors. red and green. wsrs used Win
holly and mls,ietos 10 decorate the re-
cep.,ou room and the living room. While
the dining room was aeIow with guam
titles Of red carsations-
Mr. and Mrs. Ross were assisted "
receiving by Mr, and Mrs l. y, Thr.l-
heid. Mr. and Mss. John Bradley. ~.
snA Mr. Frank Bush. Nra wallace
Miller ana Mrs r. 4. Passoas u Me
dining rcom Miss virginia Rose 80
sss,siea In serving ~ Mise Helen
Wsysa Miss Mary tlsisy. niss 1ansNs
Iandrum. Miss Caro- ciarh ana M'ss
Margaret prsuer. More than 10 guests
called during the aftsrNoce.
p,. and Mrs. r. =. hfssas q ~
Eat Eleventh street anA their nephew.
~. pryaaV VBsvsrs. hsvs - thees ssssea
soy me ho,klsv seesoM the kllere ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
Hen. kieuins Lessen!
p.. w. g. roaonr
LAsnaa Ma

You - os,sa hear Vsasa seapaain ehas
they Cannot keep their sails b pss1 sesli-
ssee On aoesuat sf hsssehsld duties. TAo
aatiquatsd iass has bseo aees 49, -.
p,sAsd. tss ~ modssw o&1elss 0eshee o.
mauIcustRg mAkse \ peeUoeee ~ yhe
bs.ssss q hssssvisss - havs ssessSsA
Wsssisisss Il ~ asel.svse y sssfssas
vae9ei evlissa, haas.AAiis 80 llaesssee.
lissa bss Dse \ b - 49, eatee.. Az
ysv nss6 y 3 hestis - olaeesg Cstisle es-
never. Appiy svssly asUueA NJ aa!le.
usenV she aAoesute eeoee veoppo1 utth
eesteN slisAtil gDaea9 tsse ~ sssssss
lle sa.is ess q NJ .ses.sA shes e:1sy
stiek satf tAsV sss sat,sssy. lsse lssn ~
6sad q sasqSA sUtis)e. Neves ~ ~
rssiese. - tsh se,nslsso ssssess srsvsh
aaA atso hae1eao 4
6sias .ehvuetss 80 sAeaAsa ! naSs
asstssss ~ ~ sase q ~ aal1A sspes1Als
b ~ bsms - - ~ N.elo q - q.
fssts ~ ~ eeaevns4 eo3Neee neatsv!s.e
s',Ss;ss'':s,S. ~. 80, - = ~ ''s S''''''
~ ssss ls1sa ~ ssVsis y q sassR
- q I'M laes q - - eoaessetee
~ u: ....:: - s's 1S =. ~ .,
uAW0~WvA NJ SANysy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

snis. Mr. and. Mrs A. l. Bossis ol
Forrest cNy Afk
Miss Jessle ffsssftben NJ u wesi
Twelfth street returned SUNDAY from
kinsfishsr. where she spent Christina.
with her sister. Mira l.. W Ketrh. and
Mr. kefrh
Mics Trsyarhen's mother Nrs A e
Trsvarthsn. ~ho h spending ths winter
with Mr ksich and who formerly 70
sldsd In oklahoma cliy WAS severely
burned December ~ but IL now fo'
ported out Of danger
NJ. aad Mrs. w. q. chsliscombs OF
sss Wsst Twenty first street enter
tainsd Q tsv friends informally Al bridge
saturdAy evening when the fAsors fos
hisA scovss went 10 Mrs. Harry Con
way end NJ. BAsii N. Thompson. Whsf
guests we're Mr. snd Mrs ". y. fetl"f
the Masses Ssnnis May Ship. GLADYS
brennan, Margaret PENNY. Esther Day
Mr. Conway and Mr wiiiism stewart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
PLANNING ,hs New v,sr. Dinner.

pisnniNO the New Nssr's Dinner
The housstsepor Who has hn u,fF'
IN the Christmas dinner menu seldom.
oarss 10 serve tutkey again NJ
New Tears. she therefore oon,id
ere sons such main coIfss ~ vi
sinia baked hpm. roast boe' with rors
thire pufdlns. iu'f'd ynruc ps ian
other famous sou,hrfu dshl. ron ~
goose. etc. IN tho following menu
hay. selected stuffed leg - veal f0i
the main dish THIS Vhen served VII
The mock Eihl"' gravy gwen below, can
hardly bo dis'lnE1ish.l from h~hs ~
tufAey with the real sihiet gravy
Clear Tomato soup
Celery olives
STUFFED EI Of Veal
Mock Giblst Gravy Crshsppls j'llJ
Mashed Ipiators
Candied Sweet Potatoes
nomaine1hou,nni Island igtsDng No 2
c0ffe. lc, Cream
Nuts and i,on fIons
stuffed i.ex of Veal Have N. but h
81 remove the bone ~iuff tnr vent
with dressing mad. Of cups ~ stal'
bread crumbs moist.ned In water add
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
HOTELS CROWDED WITH
new YEARS PARTIES

NEW YORK. Dee. 2s.--"Brns your
owu driMhs." was the warning sounded
today BY hotel propsistors TO ttose Who
desired 10 put . little slcoholic jass into
their New Ysar's eve csisbrsticn.
Despite proeibi,ion's dampsr On ssysty.
the hotels are crsmmsd - nsvsr bs.
fore and II 10 Indicated that the white
light distriet will srs one Of the big
sest crowds on record. The Majestic
WAS - crowded last might that . party
from Chicago slept In the ballroom
chargss far dinner IN tte big hotels
and restaurants on Nev Years eve
range fvom % 10 liS. not counting the
'cnshass hotel taH on LIQUOR
carried In by private ovnsrs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
ALL EXCEPT ONE STRIP
PIT IN KANSAS WORKING

PTrSBiT0. kars.. Dec. ~. = Every
minN and strip pit In the kansas field
was frss from H'or trouble todA,
eaespt the r. r. 3 H. pit Work ~ss
In prosrsss u every other m'ns IN
the district t. the first time In more
thah ~ sea'AA
Al The mInss q the Central Coal 4
Cole company. ~ aines were pvepar-
me t. the boessDN0 Of coal. Much
eieastuG - ~ D b. done
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

Ru,'I~e the dramatic critic. recently
,oos his wife si'b him n s,,end y first
performance. A. they we're leaving
~. ihe-tsr. h. st g.
''wsn. dear. how did you Ike the
plsy'''
quite well" ssid Mrs Pustl~v.
but u,er. vas one Impossible thins In
H. The seconh oct takss plses two
year, sf' the first. and PET the family
ha,s the ame ~ vaat."-Hsrpss's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

deepest appreciation 10 the fratsrnal
ordssS and the many frisads for {
hsautiful flowess. c0adoleWcs and a.
sistDaee IN the hour n our bersavs-
msat. (Signsd) Mrs. Bell swssnsy and
1auGAlefs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

what are M reading thsFVr
a handbook on golf. puhs, - GDU(
years aso." Erred Ms Jass1v.
You sssm interested. ts1at oQe1
you played the ssms."
= dont Thsrs are sis fSn.SsOs -
vertisrm.nis a scotch WHISKY y ~
back Of this book -isirmlasha0 ~
Herald. ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

ANANS
- oMpknGuNrARY y NE cousin
y nioo otephsAe sanger Of Lea
oa0Sen. No.. Isnton A. sanger
~ eotsetainel with dancing satuf.
~ evening In his homs. i1J?
- TWeRth street. whsa the guests
~ svswinO we're the Misses Rehs
Uooeea. Vssnice Edwards. Pauline
SDosh 0hdys Pembertoa. Cora Ever
vuW~es EnRiish Hslen CohaGan.
49, Hughes. Virginia sssion. Mildred
10eN. Messvs Roy Hs,sei. cecil
oveA Ira tAnhon. Aimsr honrensy.
esMM Miiiev. Eusens Rarnss. JShn
oessf. Morton Turner. Nobsr, Owsn.
~ rnsl'.h. warren Edwards and
Assl Hdw.ll
0es. y. " rlsks ,nd son, Ernest
NE NJ ,,ia ciassen boulevard "a.
eeee1 sunday evening <rom M Rcno
yNeve ihev sers the ssh.snd guests
~. sad Mrs C. o nIahs
~ Laey Corhvsn of ~ West Tenth
Deet sRtsvtaiaeA st . isnehson NJ
vssewsss eppssntments saturday when
~ evssts we're Miss Rose nruee. Mis-
spas West. Mlss I.ois spiesr. Miss
gatNsrins spicsr ~ IA~,on. Miss Ioss
ewsen, Miss Dorothy brown and Miss
Isrfls siindssy.
less q, ". Jones and sister, Ms.
v~H'e Love. of 80 Fast F1fth stree,
m svnAAy evening for . fcvtnishts
MIL VITA fvtsaas end relatives In dlf.
ossNb pSlRts IN Louisiana
4lse neestA0 Hsnsiey Of ~ Wee,
yvn0 0lTeet tsturned saturday eve.
~ Inn UNid. whore shs spsNt . week
DooA At1o Fauiine Clnts. While IN
NJ Niss HsWsley vns honoeed with =
nn6se g delightful social svents
~. sa1 Nrs. T. y, Hsnsiey of VI
n6e, ~ spsat yesterday with Mr
~ Nsa c. e. Fspsley. will return
une tslAy.
- q G Gilbert and daughter. Miss
D1ve - eo5 East Thirteenth street
nDUo1 vfiAay evening from Holden
vhsre thsy spent Christmas with
~ y. c. lewis of wichita, who
-. saue1 here by the death OF his
u1Aee .ln.hv. Mr., David McKlnstry.
- 0elet0as day. Ist Sunday evening
- GAosns Dick entertained with .
10no0 pasty Friday evening having a.
" ODeols The Misses Mary Louise ely
-. 0seee nrittiaN. May Rebberson.
~ AlssanASs. Aiis Babcock. Msssrs
- ON Dvittian, Kari Hean. George
- len Sensabaush <nd Herber,
o0D nAachs C1sgssst viil entertain
o AlaGpe Amlgas club Friday after
r1a y Ass houss. iltH West Thir-
ntA street.
~ ~ Mn. W. r. Allen NJ siis
11sA Mckinley avenue. had a. their
r1goo evQP Christmaa Mr. ami Mira
IL Jsass and Mr. ". n. watlinsion
II q ualias. Who lsf, l,a evening for
as hsms.
IN10s. an1 Mrs. led Caldwell Of Ottawa
~, AeA Nv sad MvA Thoesas wash
- u n sstlAal. rsHas, vhe werc che
1eoe NJ NJ. aaa Ms Walter y. Gala.
U1n q ~ west Seventeenth street
I'm Chsistusas. left friday for their
opertive hepes.
Mn J. RAf0iR of iM East TsNth
1>sevA Nh Saturday to inaks M sS-
~ ~ VISIT With her daushtc;. Nrs
M.tfE Dt>Aan n RnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

A bill nov before The npasiaA c6gooo
provides that when. women ~ oUoo
the ballot. they be Givea sles seO4Dpl
ate day for voting. --Dsasbssu o1oob
p~NdsNt. .fY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

Mlss A1avossst milne.
Misc Mafsarst Nilas Of New TORI
and Wsshingtoa. Who has been prom,
Ties In the capital. leAvss for consssn
tinopls the latter pan Of this month
she will joln the near east rsllef
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
Nineteen-N Nineteen's Final
Wall Paper Sale

Roun0nfD
Per- = sea-ssa lcss d Depsr sllsl1is =
81 seee ~ r b hsadlss ~ q q
tsicsd ~. bndBs y .....0s = ~6sssV
Haa1Ians nvilg ~ Ghig seso pacos
~ ~ ~ 0osoA q sseA ~ s1eA
~ Qee11 ~ e.
fsnlsya NJ a...............S ~
- Hloeus
oun1oe - evte As1ae sss1 o1te1
1eoA oDotgooh So10oA evvVUo q
- poo1 loR115U 10>
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
WILL is pnoBATRD

In the Mason County Court Tuesday
morning a paper bearing date Of Au-
gust IA, 1918, together with codicil
Of date March 8, 1919, paper and codi-
Gil purporting to be the last will and
testament Of the late George M. 0rme,
was produced In court and filed. The
execution OF both paper and codicil
was proven by the testimony OF u. H..
McGinty and Robert Buckler, attest
Ing witnesses and they were admitted
to probate. BY the terms of the will q
life interest In the estate Is left the
wife OF the deceased provided she does
not re-marry. At her marriage or
death the estate Is to go the deceas-
eds heirs-at-law.
Holton \Orme and Matilda Jane
Orme, named In the will as executors
thereof, appeared in court and quail
fed as such with Harry Orme, Alfred
Orme and Ben II. Orme as sureties on
bond.
Messrs. r. L. Willett, A. II. Dillon
and Howard Orme were appointed to
appraise the estate.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
MANY KENTUCKY
BOYS WEARING MEDALS
Boys From 16 to 81 Are Eligible to
Enroll In U. S. Boys Working
Reserve For the Summer.

A very large number of boys in Ken
lucky are proudly wearing the Bronze
Service given to them by the U. S.
Boys Working Reserve, a branch of
the Department of Labor. This med
al is given to every boy enrolled in the
Reserve in recognition of Sc days
faithful service on the farm helping
to raise food to feed the starving peo-
pie of Europe. When the Reserve boy
completes 55 days of service he re-
ceives a medal larger in size and for
rs days work he receives the Honor
able Service Bar.
All boys in Kentucky from 16 to q
years of age are eligible to enroll in
the Reserve for farm labor Boys who
live and work on the farms are as well
come as the boys in cities and towns
who 60 to the farms. A large number
of farm boys in Kentucky are already
enrolled and many are going out to
the farms from the cities and towns
for vacation work on the farms
Acting upon the request of the De-
partment of Labor at Washington, the
enrolment of boys in the Reserve will
continue until the late harvest in or
der that the nations record crops may
be fully gathered
Any boy desiring to know more
about how these medals may be won
can write George E. Stephens, Execu-
tive State Director, 345 Y. Nj. c. A.
Building, Louisville, Ky.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17

Mrs. Hurdle Crockett and Mrs. Will
Reed Of Helena, spent the day with
Mrs. c. B. Crockett yesterday on Lime
stone street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
GOVERNOR 70 CALL STATE
TEXTBOOK BODY TOGETHER
Governor Black Says He WIN DlJest
Court Opinion Before Fixing Date.

Frankfort, KY, June l7.-Governor
Black will call the State Textbook
Commission together to fix q date for
the adoption OF school books or to
make the adoption Of the school books
Just as soon as he digests the opinion
Of the Court of Appeals In the case OF
II. b. Weathers, Jr, against the text
book commission.
Just when that will be he does not
know positively. At least he declined
to fix the date Monday night when the
question was asked. He said that
since the decision Of the court In this
case, he had been away almost
all the time and had not had
an opportunity to study the opinion as
he should. He expects, however, to
take some action in this case in few
days.
The date for the house cleaning at
the capitol has not been fixed either,
Governor Black said tonight. ut is
not my purpose to get into a contro-
versy with any person, but have not
made any agreement with Colonel
Denhardt or any other person" This
answer was made in response to the
direct question asked him If it was
true that he has agreed with Colonel
Denhardt that he would clean-house
at the Capitol. He said that he did
not care to discuss that matter, as it
is likely that he would be misunder-
stood and this would result in a con-
troversy.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pollitt and two
children, of Charleston, W. Va, are
guests of relatives here.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
OUR COLORED CITIZENS

Miss Bertha T.. Morton left last
night for Hampton, Va, to attend the
summer session of Hampton Insti-
tute.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
WRECKED AIRPLANE TO BE
SHIPPED TO CAMP KNOX

Mr.. N. S. Calhoun received tele-
gram today from army officers at
Camp Knox asking him to have the
motor and salvaged parts of the army
airplane which was burned here last
Thursday, packed and shipped to that
camp. The matter has been turned
over to Sheriff Galbreath who will
ship the remaining parts of the IQane
Immediately.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17

There Is more Catarrl In this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years It was sup
posed to be lncurao Die. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, ana by constantly failing
TO cure with ioc;l treatment. pronounced
1t incurable. Catarrh is local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefor requires constitu-
uonal treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by r ]. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio. is a constitutional
remedy. Is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Is offered for airy case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars anG testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills :or constipation.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
PICNIC WEDNESDAY,

The Christian Church picnic will be
held Wednesday afternoon at / o'clock
instead of Wednesday morning at
o'clock, as announced Members Of
the Christian Church are invited tc
attend as well as members of the Sun.
day School Don't forget Wednesday
afternoon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
DELIeATFvL PIANO
RECITAL IS GIVEN
Pupils Of Miss Ida Berry Give Recital
ut Woman's Club Building on
Monday Evening to Large
Audience.

There was quite large audience at
the woman's Club building In Sutton
street Monday evening to attend the
annual piano recital given by the pu-
pills OF Miss Ida Berry.
The musical ability shown by the
pupils reflected much crediaw upon
this efficient musical instructor and
the parents and friends Of the students
were more than pleased with the even
ing.
The following delightful program
was carried out
Duet-La Gracieuse ......... BONN
Miss Elizabeth Bullock
Slumber Song ...............G urlitt
Miss Lorena Cooper
My Old Dog Jack. ...............E rb
Miss Winifred Slye
Sweet Glover ..............Sp auldlng
Right and Left March. ..........R Read
Tiger Lily Waltz. .Spaulding
Miss Thelma Brown
Johnny Jump Up .............. Bilbro
Miss Billy Grey
The Brook ..............B urgmuller
Beautiful Rose ..............C ramer
Miss Wesa Dale
Duet-Invitation to the Dance. Weber
Miss Alice Bissett
The Butterfly ..................L ege
Miss Elizabeth Cady
Autumn Leaves .................E rD
Miss Margery PEBBLES
Tulip .................. .Lichner
Master Belle Hall Strobe
Saxophone Solo ............ Selected
Miss Nancye Glascock
Reverie .Drumheller
Miss Patsy Downing
II Trovatore .................. Dorm
Miss Gladys Dawson
Old English Dance. Smith
Miss Katherine Forman
On the Meadow ..............Li chner
Miss Dorothy Caplinger
The Daisies ................... Kern
Miss Marian Barley
Song-A Little Birch Canoe and You
................... Roberts
Miss Adella Thomas
Lose Batter Op. 147 No A.. .Koelling
Miss Elizabeth Franklin
Flower Song .................. Lange
Miss Edna Mawhorter
Ganzonetta ............. Hollaender
Miss Adella Thomas
Silver Nymph .................H Helms
Miss Francis Holiday
At Twilight ...............G anschals
Miss Dorothy Simons
Russian Dance ..............D utton
Miss Irma Gray
Sonata No. 4 d. Major. ...... Haydn
Xenobia .................. Qulgley
Miss Nancye Glascock
Al Etoile ..............P Pennington
Miss Martha Holiday
Duet-Grand Valse ..... .Kalliwoda
Misses Georgia Simons, Mildred
Proctor
Gnomentanz ............M engewein
Lark's Morning Song ..... .Koeeling
Miss Juanita Richardson
Tarantelle A. Flat. .........H Heller
Valse Arabesque ..............L Lack
Miss Georgia Simons
valse Romantique .... Chaminade
Grand Valse ............ .Englemann
Miss Mildred Proctor
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
TEACHERS TAKING
SPECIAL TRAINING

Misses Ethel and Emma Hart have
gone to Richmond. KY, where they
will take a summer course In the
Kentucky Normal School TO be better
prepared for next years work as
teachers in the local schools.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17

There we're 2S additions to the First
Baptist Church of Paris, KY, during
the revival held there by DR.. B. B.
Bailey, local Baptist pastor, and
which closed Sunday evening.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17

Mrs. George Schatzmann has re-
turned to her home on Lexington
street after several weeks visit with
her brother and other relatives at
Russellville and other points in Ohio
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17

Hon. T. d. Slattery, U. S. District
Attorney, stopped off in Maysville to
spend Monday and Tuesday en- route
to Covington from Ashland, where he
delivered Flag Day address on last
Sunday
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
GULLY.ELLIS

Marriage license was issued in the
Mason County Court Tuesday after
noon to Richard Ellis, aged So and
Ella Gully, aged %, both of Maysville.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
HIGHEST PRICE on RECORD
PAID FOR HOGS AT CHICAGO

Chicago, June 17.-Hogs sold Mon
day at $21.6O hundred pounds at the
Union Stockyard, the price being the
higest on record at the local market.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-06-17
MISSIONARY MEETING

The Woman's regular Missionary
Society meeting will be held at 4
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at First
NJ. E. Church, South.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-02
A whistle that can be strapped to

a wrist watch is the invention of
California policeman.