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NATIONAL GUARD Is REORGANIZ-
ED RAPIDLY. REPORTED

Rapid progress in the rebuilding OF
the nations second line of defense
the National t;uard-was made daring
the last fiscal year, says the annual re
port of Brig. Gen. Jesse Mccarter, re-
tired. ON last June 30. the report says
the guard numbered 1850 with S3i
organizations allotted but not yet or.
ganized.
ON the basis of expansion during
last year, General Me Carter estimated
that before the end of the current fis-
cal year the guard would number l60.'
OOo0 men. or some 10000 more than in
the regular army. Pointing out that
available f,mds.for this year provided
for only 122yOo0 men, the report says
that snless increased appropriations
are allowed there will be trouble
ahead for the Militia Bureau"
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lcont;nued from page y
FIRST WHITE MAN TO CROSS THE
CONTINENT

when the SHOWS block the passes "
the north, aud the coming Of cold
weather probably had something to do
with his DETECTING his course south.
ward 10 the semi.tropisal yaqui valley
Of sonora shortly after passing ih
present Luna Hi,lalgo county line. One
annot help but wonder II the intrepid
Explorer would not turn over IN his
grave could he see one Of the railroad
folders describing the glories Of south.
rn California, which he missed by his
haste to get back to civilization.
One hears much Of old trails aud con-.
iinental motor roads. Millions Of dol.
lars are being spent In improving them
and advertising their historical assocla-
tlons as bid for tourist traffic. Yet
Dcming is ON the first Of all ocean-to-
ocean routes and very little Is said
about the matter Stlil all the adver-
tising and political bombast cannot
ncve the natural pass, which offers
It's smooth easy grade today as Il did
long before the Spanlards came. In.
Iced, the natives Of this region were
ON the mat, artery Of commerce In pre-
historic times. as is shown by the sea-
she'll beds ard other articles thut came
from the west coast aud which they
buried with their dead The route Is
almost 200 miles shorter than any
other.
The natural pass through the great
Sierra Madre mountains was acquired
by the Gadsen purchase for the specific
purpose Of nffordlng feasible route
for the first transcontinentin stage
conches. From Typographical stand
point II Is region distinct from the
country Immediately to the north. FroIn
he Rio Grande to the Colorado II *
desert In character, having been cover
ed by great sea of comparatively
recent geological age that eroded the
mountains and hills to such an extent
that many Of the hils and mountains
lie buried beneath the great bolsons.
One may pass from one OF the great
rivers TO the other without climbing
more than 5000 feet above the sea and
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RESULTS OF BAyARD RoDEo

The three day rcdeo closed at Fort
Bayard yesterday. There was a good
attendance aud the events was de.
cIdcd success. Following are the re.
suits Of burro soping:
Lawrence Richardson, ist.; Lon
BarksdnIe. md. sesse TIIorne srd.
Calf 'roping: Lon Darksdale. aud
Jesse giiorne ist.; Lawrence Richard
son and Gene pardee md. Jim cros
by aud Marlin Prultt 3rd.
Burrc ropIug: Jesse Thorac, list.
IN 10 Richardson In ;32.
Match roping ttwo burros); Jesse
Thornc 1si.. in .ls and 70 : Gs.ae
pnrdee in .i7N and 81
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lhe Iatier rarl oi lhe lourney IS alnlosI

the latter part Of the journey is almost
AT sea level.
Whatever they may call this route
lit now has numerous designations,
such Ms Bankhead, Bor'lerland, Old
Spanish Trails. Lee aud others--lt Il
still the road over which passed the
first white mcn--and the first negro
too-from the Alantlc coast to the Pa
cific coast. II would seem that Al.
war Nuncz Cabcza de Iiaca is its patron.
worthy to he remembered by these WHO
live where once the first white men
found barbarous Indians cultiyafins
their fields Of maize, beans and pump
kins
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DEMING WOMAN IN Ell PASO SEEK.
ING MISSING HUSBAND

A woman leading two little children
by the hand walked into Associate
Charities headquarters yesterday and
appealed to Secretary James u. Raw.
lings for aid In locating her husband
who she declared left home In Dcming.
n. NJ, about two months ago.
The woman, with tears streaming
down her cheeks. explained that her
husband was a nervous wreck as re-
suit of his war service and declared
that he was subject to periods Of de.
preston, caused by shell shock, during
which he forgets his identity and In
variably wants to travel
She told Secretary Rawlings that she
wanted TO find employment here until
she could locate her husband. Mr..
Rawlings will provide for the woman
until she can find work. In case she
lands II job her children will be taken
care Of Mt the Associated Charities div
misery. Meantime every effort win
he made, with the assistance of the
Red Cross to find the missing husband.
Ell Paso Times.
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Among ths cerling students at the
University Of N zona, at Tucson wso
oarle nmc Tor Christmas are: e.
mere mman, Bart Ehrn'n. Horace
steed. rarnk Parrish. Paul schurts
and Jim Wilson. Marvin Clark and
oliver witten went to San Diego. cali
fornla. as members Of the Varsity foot.
hall team that played there Yesterday.
Horace Merrill went with them. Mrs
Measlay went to Tucson to spend the
holidays with her ssii Cyril.
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ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

Mrs. e. +. Sage entertained with y
dinner party on Christmas day in hon
or Of Miss Alice Atterbury Of III PasO,
Texas, who is guest at he Sage home.
Covers were laid for eight
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Have you visited our Remanent De
partment this is getting TO be one of
our best departments, YOU caa buy any
thing you want In from 3 to I yard
lengths You pay considerably less
here. there is several reasons why
| We sell for cash only.
out OF the high rent district.
No costly fixtures.
No idle clerks
JACK TIDMORE
ON Silver Ave. where cash beats
credit. Walk block aud save the
difference.
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MASONIC INSTALLATION

Officers for the ensuing year will
be Installed by Deming Lodge No II.
A. +. 4 A NJ, and Dcming Chapter
No, =. Il. A. NJ. in the Masonic hall
tonight
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CHRISTMAS GUESTS

Mrs. Bess Keaton. Of Silver City.
vincient Stockland, of Silver City, aud
Leo Sears OF Tucson. Arizona, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kennith Van
Alta ON Christmas day.
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HAVE YOU A CHRISTMAS
GRAPHIC,

II 50 return II to the Graphic
} office. II Is neetIcd for p'Ih-
licity purposes A large num-
her of extra copies were run.
hut the demand quickly ex-
hausied the supply aud now ses-
eral hundred eeald ts used 10
advantages for publicity pur-
poses
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GOVERNMENT TREASURY
ISSUES NEW CERTIFICATES

The government is offering It's new
issue Of Treasury, certificates in de-
nominations from $25 TO $1,000 with
5000 the limit for one purchaser. The
new issue offers greater interest and
several other liberal features.
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DINNER PARTY

Mrs. c. B. Morgan entertained with
n buffet dinner Monday night.
After dinner the guests played at
bridge, Mrs. J. c. Watson made high
score.
Deming graphic., 1921-12-27

c. W. Williams aud wife returned
to their home southeast Of the city last
Friday night to find 1t in flames.
House and furniture wns destroyed
The cause Of the blaze is unknown.
Deming graphic., 1921-12-27

Miss La Hue Davis Of Chattn.
noogn,, Tenn. only weighed as pounds.
after taking three bottles OF Tanlac.
she now weighs weighs over 100
pounds and is enjoying the best OF
health SOLD By Rosser Drug Store.
Deming graphic., 1921-12-27

Nv and Mrs. C. NJ. Franklin spent
Christmas in III Paso. as the guest Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. l.. Brown.
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ExPECT TO LOCATE

Mrs. c. r. Morrison. Of Dallas, will
meet Mr. Morrlsen here today and are
to reside here.
Deming graphic., 1921-12-27

This sight In Poland today eight and tenearo children
their
found 10000 children mostly
q BrestI
is aid such waits these that
relief activities
(Quakers) Christ America hs
Distribution
andth J. W. c. A
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DINNER

Miss Ruth and Dorothy Haynes en-.
tertained with a dinner party Monday
night. Covers were laid for six
guests.
Deming graphic., 1921-12-27

Rice second sheets are best for duph.
eating. This can be had at a reasona.
BILE price at the Graphic office.
Deming graphic., 1921-12-27
WHISPERED ABOUT TOWN

Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Hon and family
are visiting in Phoenix, Arizona.
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DEMING VISITOR

J. Lewis Brown of El PasO, is a
Deming visitor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
CRIMINAL DOCKET TO Be
TAKEN UP WEDNESDAY
Petit Jury Reports and Is Ready to
Begin Its Duties wednesday-Short
Term Of Circuit Court Forecast.

Residents OF the county summoned
for petit jury service reported at The
Circuit Court room Tuesday morning
and panel OF twenty-four was select
cd for the trial Of jury cases set down
for this term. The petit Jury Is COM
posed OF the following gentlemen: W.
l.. Allison, Arthur Gillespie, ]. r.
Thompson, Neal Dwyer. W. d. Gal
breath, Jno. Sherman, Thos. Collins,
James c. Coffee, Lee Williams, r. p.
Hopper, J. c. Rains, Geo. Deincr, II. R.
Childs, Mark Brannon, Ferd Hechin-
ger, c. F. Rhodes, L. H. Smoot, Edw.
Byar, Wood Walllngford, Paul Dur
rctt. p. G. Fields, P. W. Cracraft. c. Z.
Peterson and George Kirk.
Most OF Tuesday was spent by the
court and attorneys in making out the
calendar Of jury cases but this was
not completed and will be taken up
again Wednesday and completed.
Criminal cases in which the pris-
orers have been indicted and are now
in Jail awaiting trial, will be taken up
Wednesday morning and several OF
tho smaller cases will probably be
disposed of during the day.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
FARM BUREAU WILL
Be CONTINUED IS
DIRECTORS PLAN
Directors Of Mason County Farm Bu.
reau Plan for Continuation Of the
Organization and the Procuring
Of n County Agent.

Most interesting was the meeting of
the Board OF Directors OF the Mason
County Farm Bureau held at the Office
OF the organization on Monday for the
purpose OF considering the continue
tion OF the organization through the
next year.
Members OF the board were very
much pleased with the work of the
bureau through the past year and
were OF the unanimous opinion that
the organization has more than paid
for Itself in It's assistance to It's men,
bers and the farmers in general In
Mason county.
The matter Of continuing the organ.
lzation was discussed at length and
The board finally came to the conclu.
sion that II would be great loss tc
the farmers of the county to permit
It to die. President Maurice Kirk ap.
pointed committee to confer will
the State Experiment Station and thu
head Of the State Federation of Bu
reaus to ask their help and co-opera
tion in making the bureau a success.
for another year. This committee viii
also confer with the Chief of Farm
Agents at Lexington in regard to pro
curing a new County Agent for Ma
son county for next year.
Miss Phoebe Huron resigned as tn,
Treasurer of the Bureau and Mr.
lanes NJ. Riley, who as Secretary o.
the Bureau. has given much time tc
IS active work, was unanimously
lhosen as her successor.
After obtaining needed information
he Bureau will make a new canvass
for membership during the first of the
ear with definite program outlined
fer accomplishment during the com.
ng year.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06

salary at $500 per year; (13) Provid-
ing for a City Depository, election to
be by bid; (14) Providing for Mayor
and fixing his salary at $500; (15)
Providing for the election of police
men, and providing that night police
shall serve from D. m. to 7 a. m. and
day police from Z q. m. to Z D. m. and
further providing for the appointment
of one policeman for desk duty.
The amount of salary was left blank.
(16) Providing for Police Judge and
fixing his salary at $1,000 per year;
(11 Providing for the election of a
Public weigher and fixing his COM
pensation on the fee basis; (1s) Pro-
'iding for the election Of a City Treas
urer and fixing his salary at s1.00
per year payable monthly; (19) Pro-
viding for a wharfmaster and fixing
his compensation on the fee basis I;
(20) A blanket ordinance covering all
other cases not specifically covered in
the preceding ordinances.
All of these ordinances were re-
ceived and the ordinance regarding
the City Clark and the Police was re-
ferred back TO the Laws and ordin-
snce committee
The matter Of purchasing q new
motor for the Kinney Mac was refer
red 10 the Fire COMMITTEES.
There bsins nothing further Of I'm
porsancs. council adjourned 10 meet
again On The svsains Of December is.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
LEAF GROWERS COMING
INTO THE POOL RAPIDLY
Hundreds Of Dellnquents Are Signing
Pooling Contracts, Says Campaign
Manager I'm Statement Issued.

Lexington, KY, Dec. Q. - Burley to-
bacco growers to the number Of sew
eral hundred are with the Burley To-
bacco Growers Cooperative Associa-
ton believed to have signed contracts
yesterday in many counties Of Ken
lucky, Ohio, and Indiana, and in West
Virginia, in which state Clifton Rodes
is conducting a campaign for sigma
lures to the association, judging from
reports coming to Organization Man.
ager Joseph Passonneau from the
field.
Mr.. Passonneau said last night that
the reports indicated that growers
who had remained outside until the
association had proven success In
point of numbers and tobacco signed
appeared to be eager to get into the
organization now and that before the
close Of the books Saturday next a,
midnight he believed that 95 per cent
Of the growers of the entire hurley
district would be in the organization
The taking over Of warehouse a
Richmond yesterday by friends Of tht
association was extremely gratifying
to Mr.. Passonneau. The majority o.
the directors of this warehouse were
friendly to the association but an
officer or two insisted upon opening
1t for hurley sales after December Is
These men were given an offer fol
their stock and accepted 1t.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
BUY CHRISTMAS
Seals AND HELP
TRACH0MA CLINIC
Purchase Of Red Cross Christmas
Seals WIN Help 70 Finance Ira
choma Clinic Which Is Doing SO
Much Good In the County,

The free trachoma clinic was start
ed at the Mason County Health Office
October Sth. The attendance and op-
erations at this clinic on that and
subsequent days follow.
Oct. 8, attendance IS, operations 6.
Oct. Is, attendance 20, operations 6.
Oct. 22, attendance 32, operations IL
Oct. 20, attendance 81, operations 10
Nov. 5, attendance 43, operations u
Nov. IL, attendance SO, operations 90
Nov. 10 attendance GS, operations II
Nov. 26 attendance Al, operations II
Dec. 3 attendance 81, operations IA.
Total attendar 1e 419, operations 1O3
One hundred forty-two cases all
told we're found among the school
children in the county. As can be seen
by the tabulation above, there remain
only thirty-nine cases to be brought
under II ltment. II is the aim of the
iASeilh -JcpGI ti.cHl W nave every
known case under treatment by jan
uary 1st.
1t is not likely that the interest in
the clinic will subside. Last Saturday,
two patients came from Fleming
county and one from Bracken for ex-
animation and treatment.
Seventy-five per cent. of the pro-
ceeds of the Seal Sale go to equip and
maintain this clinic. If you want the
spread Of trathoma arrested and
eventually erad!cated in the county
buy literally of these seals.
DIR. V. D. GUITTARD.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
AUToIsT CLAIMS TO
HAVE Been HELD UP
Dover Man Says He Was Waylnid
Near Horseshoe Bend on German.
town Road BY Bandits.

At thirty minutes past midnight
Monday night Robert Mcmillan, CT
Dover, was brought before Police Ser
geant Mackey and reported that only
few minutes before while driving
his automobile out the Germantown
road, he was held-up by three men at
the horseshoe bend.
Mcmillan said the three men took
him from his machine, searched him
and found only few cents. This they
returned to him, ordered him to turn
his machine about and drive back to
Maysville.' He complied with their re-
quest and while driving fast through
the streets was stopped by policemen.
Officers are unable to learn any
other particulars Of the reported hold
m
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
WAY DOWN EAST"
ONE Of THE GREAT.
EST OF PICTURES
Those Who Saw Great Griffith Picture
at Washington Monday Say It Is
Most Remarkable Production
Big Crowds Expected.

The great Griffith production Of
way Down East" was shown for the
first time Monday at the Washington
Opera House and very good crowd
saw It.
The picture is by far the greatest
screen production ever shown In the
city Of Maysville and there should be
great crowds at every showing. Those
who fail to see the picture will miss
what many very eminent critics say
is the greatest accomplishment In
moving pictures since the introduc-
tion Of the art
The ice scene in the picture is most
wonderful and will stir the emotions
of every one who sees 1t no matter
how hardened. Many other wonderful
scenes in the picture will grip the
heart.
1t has been remarked by many peo-
pie who have seen the picture that the
barn dancing seen nthe performance
has all the suggestion of real thing"
And 1t is geunine, too, with cham
pion barn-dancer from New England
to lead off the figures and to do lot
Of stepping, and with a fiddler who is
the best square dance fiddler in New
Hampshire. That fiddling fellow is
Charles F. Bishop of Hanover, New
Hampshire, and he took his first trip
to New York to get into the picture.
At Mamaroneck he enjoyed every min
ute Of his stay but he and the New
Englanders with whom he arrived
weren't at all keen about going into
the big city. In fact they declined to
go when they were invited.
Bishop was merry fiddler, indeed.
There wasn't one who could resist his
melodies and this is apparents in the
vigor and enthusiasm of the dancers
in the picture, most Of whom are just
actor folk without and New England
ancestry. Bishop feels that he did a
good job in coming down from Han
over to Mamaronck, even though he
was obliged to abandon for a time
the building of a big operation" in
his town-six houses. Nero fiddled
when Rome was burning. Bishop kept
on playing tunes all the time his
houses remained untouched.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
CONGRESSMAN FORM BLOC
on RIVER APPROPRIATION
Amount Fixed by Budget for Rivers
and Harbors Improvement ConsId.
erably Reduced In First Budget.

Washington, Dec. 8. - Formation OF
Rivers and Harbors Bloc" In the
House was under way today after Il
became known that the estimates sub
mitted to Congress under the new
budget law called for only $4,000. 900
for rivers and harbors work. Members
OF the new bloc announced their In
tlontion Of fighting for an increase Of
this amount OF 100000
The opposition aroused today to this
item in the estimates Of Gen. C. G..
Dawes, Director Of the Budget, Is the
first rift in the operation Of the budget
system, but II was not provoked by
any pairing down Of estimates on the
part Of the Director General.
Proponents of river and harbor i'm
provement called on General Dawes
today Just as soon as they had learned
OF his estimate for river and harbor
work and demanded to know why he
had requested only $15.OO0,O0O
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
MAN WANTED ON FORGERY
CHARGE FOUND IN OHIO.

Chief Of Police Harry A. 0rt was
advised by telephone Tuesday morn
ing by the officers of Georgetown, o.
that they had under arrest Stanle,
Linville, indicted here for forgery
Linville, 1t will be remembered, II
charged with forging a check on NJ
CALAMITY & Son. Local officers will re
turn Linvilel to this city for trial.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
FORMER COUNTY AGENT
OPERATES BIG FARM

Mr.. George Kirk, retiring County
Agent of Mason county, will operate a
farm of SIS acres located at Fernbank,
Ohio, and owned by his brother, Mr..
Theo Kirk, of the r. j. Reynolds To-
bacco Co. Mr.. Kirk plans to move to
the farm in the near future.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
REAL INDIAN IN
"WOLVES OF THE NORTH >

William Eagle Eye, a real Indian,
assumes one of the leading parts In
EVOLVES Of the North" Universal's
gripping photodrama Of wolf-men and
the frozen north, to be projected al
the Pastime Wednesday. Others in the
cast are Eva Novak, who assumes the
stellar role, Herbert Heyes, Barbara
Tenant, Clyde Tracy and Millie I'm.
polito.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
POSTERS ADVERTISE
CLASS CONTEST.

The striking posters advertising the
contest between the young men and
young women classes of the First NJ.
E. Church, South, have appeared In
prominent positions along Second
street. In the window Of the Peoples
Drug Store is one that Is worthy Of
special comment 1t is an excellent
pencil study developed in tones Of
grey, representing the forging Of an
other link in a chain. and would do
credit to a professional illustrator. It
is the work of Mr.. Andrew Moody Of
this city.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
TRANSYLVANIA GLEE CLUB AT
ORANGEBURG CHURCH FRIDAY.

The Pennsylvania Glee Club will
give a concert at the Orangeburg
Christian church Friday evening, De-
cember 9th. Admission IS cents and
80 cents. After the concert there will
be social in the basement at which
oysters, ice cream and cake will be
served. 5Dec5t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
COUNCIL HOPES TO REACH
AGREEMENT ON OFFICERS

New City Council hopes to be able
to reach an agreement before the
meeting on December Goth as to all
city officials and it is expected that
there will be many get-together
meetings of the new officials before
that time. For the sake Of harmony
1t is expected that full and complete
agreement will be reached.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
NOTICE ODD FELLOWS.

The regular weekly meeting OF De
Kalb Lodge No. ~ ]. o. o. F. will b
held at the hall In Second street Tues
day evening at 7:15 o'clock. The Sec
and Third degrees will be conferred
and all members are urged to be II
attendance.
JNO. 7. PARKER, Noble Grand.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
POLICEMAN SUSPENDED.

Charges having been preferred
against Officer James Mcnamara, of
conduct unbecoming an officer in the
discharge Of his duties, and under the
influence OF Intoxicating liqours, he
was suspended from active duty and
the matter called to the attention of
the chairman of the police committee
by Mayor Russell.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
HERE'S A HUSBAND.

Chief of Police Harry A. Ort is in
receipt of leteter from H. L. Brown,
Georgetown, Kentucky, requesting
him to find a good woman between the
ages of 25 and 40 years, a poor woman
preferred, that would make him IA
good wife. Mr.. Brown states that he
can give the best of reference.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

Tuesday, December 6.
Cattle-314, strong; Bulls, strong
Calves, $11.50.
Hogs-5425, closing weak; Heavy
and Mixed, $3.50; Medium $7.500775i
Lights, SITS; Pigs, sS; Roughs, $5.75
Stays, s4.75.
Sheep-328, strong; Best Lambs 81,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06
THOMAS.ROSSMAN.

Mr.. Adam Rossman, aged 30, and
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, aged 80, both
of this county, were married Tuesday
at Washington by Rev. Nichols.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-06

Don't take calomel when you can
get a vegetable compound that will
act on the liver and will not grippe or
make you sick. Take WALLACES
LIvERADE. For sale by J. ]. Wood
& Son.
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

Regular meeting Of Maysville Lodge
No. 704 B. P. o. Elks Wednesday eve
ming, Dec. 7th, All members requested
to be present.
W. F. SPROMBERG, E. R.
W. R. SMITH, Secretary.