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BILL MAY RESULT
IN RETAINING OF
u. S. LAND OFFICES

Washington, June 30.--A number
of federal>1and offices, ordered closed
tonight at midnight, would continue
under a bill finally passed today by
the senate and sent to the president.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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City Briefs
T5f SNN
49,
y ~ !. Campbell, Imperial hotei'MAay'

r..rioal House fa,rxe,, xv,,.s
campbell, Imperial hotei.@Aav
3rotis IA H at old Eagle ham East Grand,j
N"'' SATURDAY, July 1.--4sAdv.l
Dance at Mcrrifeld saturd.v ,,.S.
llnsnin served. Empire -Four NnWeity
lance at Marvel, n. ~ rr,a :,
ass snns June 80. Everybody wclcains
Ds'ts orchestra.-Adv.
ehestra Dance-Emard's FYrst Cr.
I'M park tonight.-Adv' 80. At's ~ a.
lnc ladies' of st.(Mary's ch,rch ~ ~,
stn.s d 1000. sale at Cotton. q yrildersa
o1e saturday at \ p. m.-Adv.
p.1se = Dance saturday, July i, al
81 Sr,, =. perkias farm, ? miles soith
y. Good mustc.-Adv.
Dance at Fair Pavilion every Wed:
osr service; music, BY Emard,s 81.
snea.Fe' Let's Go!-AdY. a.
10 ~ ~ tonlsht at Thompson., benefit
cona ~ oaseoall team. Everybody vel
Take Your ChoIsr-1, -,
csteaerla system eat at the AnnSS
Ca9steria. If you prefer cafe ser-
-vtce eat at the Belmont Cafe.-Ady.
Money to loan ono city propertv.
y . intend to build. my plan will
N9,H you. u: +. McGowan, 307 First
oenN ouilding.-Adv.>
Paris Grecn-loo lb. lots. az n.r,
Il !n.; = ID. pals. s5c per h.; q is,
hpackAges. 81 Lee per u.s.: / III .scr:
9Ee, 40c. Giese & Noonan.' 7Esat
CRANE Forks!-Ady.
Cooley Rcturns-Judse chas. N.
Eoo,ey returned thls> morning from
s.n!es. ~. ~, Steele county. where he
EIeAned at a .two-woeks session 81
a district court.
Card of Thanks-We wish tn th.nr
our friends and the members Sc ths
19lnesent lodges for their kindness At,
ne N o. our bereavement. Mrs:
~ y Clinton and Family.-Adv. &
Maintenance Of Way and Railway
- iCpSe 1"oV, meets Sat-
turdAy. July, 1st. Important business.
Signed. Fred McCarty, Local SEQ
Geo. IBerthiaun,c, Local, Chairman.-,
= IN /
Not1ce-All members OF the church
4Aknown as Complexities. Christian,
3Christian' Baptists, or Disciples Of
,ChriAt,s please Communicate. with me
Il once. Mrs. NChandler,A sos Oak.
street. Phone 2sss-J.-Adv. y
Rank 0carlugs-Accordins to Or.
ures complied by the Grand Forks:
Clearing House association, the clear
ingy for the week ending June 81
1S23, was ss4S.921. The same week
= year ago was. $1.0S7.91S. For the
week ending June 81, 1921, was ST.
a's,f'a> - i !,
n Gard Of Thanks-we wish to thank
most sincerely all .(ritndsahnd neigh
oors who SO kindly helped us during
the illness and after the death Of our
beloved one. also. for the beautiful
Moral offerings, Claude Lehman. Mr.:
and Mrs. VIM. Moss, Myrtle Moss and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Melin-Adv. -
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Attssk Other SECTIONS.

Attack Other Sections.
(By The Associated Press)
London, June 30--Irish Free State
troops have attacked strongholds Of
the irregular in Letterkenny, Ben
crana and other. centers in county
Donegal. says a Central Ncws dis
patch from Belfast.
The roundup continued in other
directions, the dispatch adds. the Free
state forces occupying telephone ex-
changes, postoffices and railway sta
tons, '5 'st. 3!S&1 (,
Serious fighting broke out this aft
.ernoon In Talbot street, Dublin, says
a Press Association message. -
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Unconstitutional Surrender.

(By The Associated Press]
Dublin, June 30.--Thc -Four Courts
building ID. Dublin. stronghold of the
lnsurgent.f faction of~the Irish repub-
llcan' army, was surrendered uncon
dftionally to the Free state forces at
announced by the Free State
authorities. Commandant Rory O'Con-
and Liam Mellowes and the en-
tire garrison, including all the prin-
cipal executive officers. were made
prisoners,
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grayely remarked. In quarters. al,
though friendly to themyand the pos:
sibility2of an attempt to bring about
a. Repubiican,reVolution with the help
OF thessloWest section OF the popu-
lpcesis seriously discussed.
& A&.%s @sl
Under Control.
London, June lS0-Winston Spencer
.ChurchilI colonial secretary, said in
the house ofscommons today that so
far as disorders In parts Of Ireland
outside Dublin were concerned, he
Was Informed that the Free State
troops in most cases had obtained
control of the situation today, par
ticularly 1fn D%rosheda,
. Sheridan County.
Bismarck; June 3o.-Twenty-seven
out Of % precincts in Sheridan county
give McCuInher. 635; Frazier, $685.
Nestos, 75f; Baker SS1; Young, to-;
sherman, SCI; Bowman, $50; Hyland,
55s;41iAakeTsf S54; Hall. 787; Hooker.
j55: johnson; 1928; Poindexter. 900;
Olson. S75; steen; TsO; Garberg, 1872;
%Shnfter. 500: sNWehe, AS, Carpenter,
1885, Olsness, $50: &Church, S31;
Kitchen, 724;y SeruHhEard, 10; Gron-
void, 5k9: fHarding, 1920; Knox-SSO;
Mcdonnell, $50; McKinnon1 s43; Mil
holland S33.
For supreme Court Judges-Bird-
zell, 460:> Bothns, lie; Burr. 1911;
Cole, 100; Englert, s7s: 1ehD1on, sos;
Nueselle.$ 1905; Richardsdu,' s1e:
Robinson. 2ss; Stutsman, 269; Wool
edge, 81. -
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BULLETINS
N~osthWestern sectipn.

Minot, Ns D., June so.-Renvills
county, 10 out Of 80 precincts give
Frazier Sl4, McCumber 2TsS Baker
Ward county, Sc out OF S0Aprecincts
give Frazier 4, 156, McCumber S,225;
SO. out Of 80 give Baker 5000. Nestos
willams county 81: out st "a give
Frazier 1921, McCumber 1886; Baker
Nestos 1918.
IN the same precincts Of Ward
county. the vote was FRAZIER $500.
Nestcs 4,5l7. This reduces Nestoa!
lead 127. IN sfst
Bottineau county, 40 out OF IS pre-
cincts give Frazier 200, McCum-
Der s6s; Baker 1856, Nestos 1880.
Burke county, 20 out OF 80 pre-
cincts give, FRAZIER VAS. McCumber
Sal; Baker 6s7, Nestos S4s,
Divide county. % out Of SIS pres
cinctA give Frazier 1889, McCumbeI
72s; Baker 1856, Nestos A,0o8.
Mckenzie county, 5 out Of SIS pre-
cincts give Bakers139. Nestos 200.
Mountrail county. 80 out of SO pre-
cincts give, Frazier 1895, McCumber
$50: Baker 1909, Nestos see.
McHenry county, 20 out OF 81 pre-
GINS gives Frazier 1892, McCumber
1873 Baker 1928, Nestos PAS.
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Washington, June 3o.--The senate
today paseed the navy .'tecrapran1Eesn s
bill providing for American obeefS-
ance of the arms conference treaty
In reducing capital ships. NtnCf
senate amendments sent to the houe$
bill to conference.
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BERGDOLL SUIT Dismissed.

Washington. June .so.-The slit ef
Mrs. Emma G.. BerEdoll, OF PhiladAla
phia against the alien property dMes55
9todian for return OF about t200,See
worth OF property seized as belonees@a
ing to her son. Grover c. Besgdon.
the draft evader, was dismissed .
day without prejudice by Justice
nings Bailey, in the District OF Co-
lumhia ssuptSme court.
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Wins

(By The Associated Press)I
Wimbledon. June 30.-Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory. American woman
tennis champion came through with
her second match in the International
grass court tennis tournament this
afternoon. defeating Mrs. Hulliok. a
British player,S6-1, Ga.
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DE.oRME DECLARED INSANE. !

Montreal. June 3o.--Adelaird De-
lorme; former priest charged with
the murder Of his half brother Raoul,
was declared insane BY "a jury late
today. He thus escapes trial Tor his
life.
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PACE FIVE

Philadelphia 49,. 40 eNeSM4
PtsrcysApd Rnelsa Moore, NckS
and Perkipps..s
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION sss
Louisville :. i. ~. seO1 VkeM
Columbus ~. E..t ~. Y ! Al
Kopb and Meyer; G4eASon ~
Hartley. s*ss4
InsiAa9l {
indianapolis !. & 49, u
Toledo !. 50. s..s.s. i. ! ,.. 1lEs
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More from the Slope.

Mandan. June, so.-Golden Valley
complete, FrazieH4sl. McCumber 800;
McFiarg 43; Sinclair 545: Mcclellan
s84; Baker 432; Nestos 957: Stegner
Adauts county 81. out of 30, Frazier
sos: McCumber eli; Mcclellan SOL:
Sinclair $50; Baker 1872: Nestos 6S3.
lHettinger, 81 out of 80. McHarg "a.
Frazier 1925; McCumber 500; Nc
Clcllan 1852: stegner S6; Baker t.
es8; .Nestos 1871; missing precints villa
Give so more majority to 4feaguers. =
Stark county. IS out OF 81, Nc
Harg, ST: Frazier, 1895: McCunfber.
a1,755; Mcclellan, "a 1857: Sinclair,
1.44s; stegner, 127; Baker. 1.194:
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De Valera Fighting. I,

;, De valera Fighting.
(By, The Associated Press)
Dublin June 30-An Irish repub-
hcan war news poster IA that Ea-
mon Do Valera, the republican lead
er, 10 on active service with the Dub
lin brigade, fighting for the Irish re-
public.
London. June 3o--A message from
Freeh1an's Journal. Dublin Newspaper,
says that during the assault upon the
-Four Courts three Free Statcrs were
killed and IA wounded.
r. I'm ~,
K Occupy hathmtas Hall.
Dublin, June 30.--Irish Republican
army insurgents this afternoon occu-
pied the town hall at Rathmias, 4
southern suburb Of Dublin. +
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Willianna Onunt1.

Minot. June so.-Wnliams county,
AZ out ofa69 precincts gives Frazier
2,137, McCumbcr. 1,1t71; Baker 1854.
Nestos 1.4A4. On. the first 81 spre-
cincts reporting including Williston
and towns making a reduction OF In
dependspt strength Nestos gained 412
over hiss recall, VOTE ri
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MARKETS

PRODUCE. \.
! NsM York, June a0--Butter barely,
steady; receipts 26,S1l.
E&ss. irregular: receipts 25.s2s.
.f-eshfs gathered nfsts, "a 1-2@36.
Ckecys. Asan;;, receipts g7.101.
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,RenvilIe County.

Renvllle county, IN out Of 30.
Frazier 1885, Mcrnrfper 36s; Baker,
7S4, Nestos 3SS. According to County
Auditor Colcord, Nestos is showing
unexpected gains in the rural pre-
cincts, the average: gain being five
votes to the precinct. The shrinkage
OF votes in cities and towns of the
county worked against Ncstos and for
Baker, Mr.. rColcord states.
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Divide Cxfnplctc.

Minot, N. D., Iune 30.-Divide
county complete: Frazier 1850. Nc
CuInber 9lo; Baker 1,52o, Nestos
1880.
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32.In. Romper Cloth

Think OF 1t. a 32-inch Romper Cloth OF
excellent quality in all wanted patterns
for shirts. dresses and kiddics' 10.
clothes. Tho price is only per, yard. IVG
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Rank Mcariugs-Accordins to ng-
ures compiled by the Grand Forks
Clearing House association, the clear
Itngs for the week ending June a.,
Sd923, was $S48.921. The same week
= year ago was, $1.OSl9l8. For the
week ending june %. 1921, was ST.
379.f82> ? Z
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Hudnuts Twin Compacts

These Compacts have surely hIlad a want.
They have a large compact OF powder and
a rroportionatc amount OF M wt<h
separate nuFs and tYo mirrore.\ You can
buy the rellls 90. Come in aNdNeee theee
Corpncts. They sell at $1.75, eneraved
with your initial, or as - q E6
they como at. -.................SllV O
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3O.In Flaxons

F1axons have been most popular this year
because Of the many striking patterns.
You will find cur stock still offers a ~
wide selection n at only per yard. ZiC
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FatFs "a a.. Old Eagle halh, East Grand,
$50 %'nn'' Saturday, July 1.IaAdv
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Notice-All members of the church
Aknown as Ca,npbellites. Christian,
3Chrtstian' Baptists. or Disciples Of
.ChrtAt, please Communicate. with me
Il once. Mrs. NChandler,A sos Oak.
street. Phone 2s69-J.-Adv. y
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~ 'ee at McrrtAeld Saturday nYrht
ofchest served; Empire -Four Novelty

niFht' .J,n At y, Marvel, n. D., Friday.
atSa1n. 'une 80. Everybody welcome.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
Mr.. HUBBARD TO HAVE
CHARGE Of MUSIC At PARK
Talented Musician Is Employed by the
Management Of BeechwOOd Park to
Direct Musical Features.

Prof. T. Neal Hubbard, well known
and talented musician, has resigned
his position as musical director at the
Pastime theater and has accepted a
position as director of music at Beech
wood Park. While Mr.. Hubbard's S
resignation will be regretted by pa
irons Of the Pastime, his connection
with Beechwood Park will be hailed
with delight by the scores who will
enjoy that popular summer resort.
In connection with his direction Of
the musical features at Beechwood,
Mr.. Hubbard will continue to direct
the Hubbard, Haucke, Caproni dance
orchestra and will be enabled to give
even more time to this project which
has now developed into one Of the best
dance orchestras in this entire section
Of the state.
The management Of Beechwood
Park is doing everything within its
power and sparing no expense to make
this beautiful little park the most at
tractive spot within many miles.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
SENATORIAL FIGHT IN
TERRIFIC TROPICAL STORM.

Passion-crazed men fight for bride
in terrific tropical storm. "The Fire
Bride" which is the special feature al
the Pastime Monday is sensational
picture Of passion-swept hearts in p
tropic tornado, that will thrill and
grip anybody who likes tdventure and
action. There is mystery, romance
and excitement in every foot of 1t. with
a big spectacular scene in terrifying
tropical storm to cap the climax, dur
ing which trees are uprooted and
whirled to the ground, houses swept
away, the lives of men and women i'm
periled and a schooner wrecked and
broken on a South Sea island. The
all-star cast includes Ruth Reneck
Walt Whitman, Fred Stanton and Ed
ward Hearn and others.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
TENT REWTAL CONTINUES
TO INCREASE IN INTEREST
Rev1valist Preaching Strong Sermons
Musical Program Of tent Meeting
Proving Big Feature.

THAT Hidden Sin," was the subject
Of Evangelist Howard's sermon Friday
night. His test was taken from Prov
erbs 2S:13: "He that covereth his sin
shall not prosper, but whosoever shall
confess his sins, shall have mercy" He
divided the text thus:
Q) Sins covered; (2) Sins confess
ed; (3) Sins forsaken; a. mercy OBJ
tanned. He said in part: although
you may think you have your sin hid
den, God will not let 1t 60 unpunished
God says The wages Of sin is death,
and BE sure your sin will find you
out There is no prosperity in sin,
and there is embarrassment in life
of sin. The reason why God can't
bless folks here tonight is because
there is sin in the camp. Sin will
get into a nation, and down will go
i the nation; and If it gets in a com
munity. down will go that communit
1t prevails in many churches today
We do not want to do away with the
church, but we want to fight sin in til,
church.
But there is mercy for any man
who repents Of his sin and forsakes
them. II we confess our sin God is
faithful and Just to forgive us our sir
and to cleans us from all unrighteous
ness"
Special music, both vocal and in
strumental, on Saturday and Sunday
evenings. Sermon by Rev. Howard
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock there
will be service held at the tent, which
will be for the benefit of men only. All
the men are invited. At the same houI
there will be a special meeting for
women held at the Little Brick church
on East Second street. All the womer
are cordially invited.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
SALVATION ARMY
FUND CAMPAIGN TO
OPEN ON TUESDAY
Authorized Official Of Salvation Army
To Handle Campaign Here-Wages
War on ImpOsters Who
Visit Here.

The Salvation Army win open a
campaign here within the next few
days for funds. The campaign will be
in charge Of Colonel Charles Mohr, for
many year connected with the Cincin-
natl Enquirer and one who knows lust
what the Salvation Army has done for
the unfortunates.
81 am going to start the Salvation
Army Home Service Fund Appeal next
Tuesday" said Charles Mohr, of Cov-
ington.
81 want the citizens to know the ap-
peal is for the real Salvation Army
who make but one appeal yearly. The
appeal will be from house to house.
The money donated will be deposited
in Maysville and will stay in Kentucky
for the poor, nurseries and betrayed
women, etc."
The appeal will be highly endorsed,
showing beyond any doubt that it is
vi q WI DO ludI lHc Clll-
zens will know to whom they are CIV
ing.
II have found the Maysville people
'oyal," said the campaigner. 81 am
going to have an interview with the
Mayor and Chief of Police about i'm
posters who are taking advantage Of
he Salvation Army and l feel sure
will be taken up. The cause is a
most worthy one and no one should
urn down the Army. We may need
hem in Maysville as no place Is i'm
nune from floods, fires, cyclones, and
he Army will respond like it did dur
ng the war. So help the appeal. Give
hat you can"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
Manchester MAN IS
KILLED At cincinnati
George Lane Struck BY Automobile on
Cincinnati Streets and Dies From
Injuries within Short Time.

The Manchester Signal says:
George James Lane, son Of James
and Malissa Lane, born at Manchester
July 10, 1872, was struck by a taxi at
Pearl and Broadway. Cincinnati
Thursday night and died at the gen.
eral hospital Friday.
The taxi driver, Roland Munson, 20,
who did not stop his car was over
taken by officers and placed under ar
rest.
Mr.. Lanes body arrived here Sun
day morning.
He was married January Is, 1913, to
LYDIA Creamer, who survives together
with his daughter. Mrs. Anna May
Henderson Of Newport, KY, three sis
ters, Mrs. Annie Bidwell, Mrs. Sallie
Covers and Mrs. Mamie Richmond OF
Cincinnati. A brother John Lane re-
sides here.
Funeral Monday afternoon in charge
Of Rev. r. P. Hudnall.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
MADE NARROW ESCAPE
FROM FATAL ACCIDENT.

Mrs. W. T. Hester. Of near Pinhook,
narrowly escaped meeting with fatal
accident at her home, recently. She
was on the second floor in the hall and
started down the stairway with lamp
and pair Of scissors in her hand, when
she slipped and fell to the foot Of the
stairway. there being 13 steps. In the
fall she dislocated her right shoulder
and sustained other severe injuries.
from which she has not yet fully re-
covered. The accident occurred about
5 O'Clock in the morning, and was a
miraculous escape from possible In
stant death. - Mt. Olivet Tribune
Democrat.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
PERFECTLY FORMED BABY
NINE INCHES IN LENGTH.

Mansfield, Ohio, June 16. - What
Is believed to be the smallest baby
ever born in Richland county arrived
yesterday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Cages. farmers, living in Spring
field township. The baby weighed one
pound and seven ounces at birth and
was perfectly formed. A teacup slip
ped over the childs head without
touching, and the child's body meas
ured only q fraction over nine inches
In length. The attending physician
says 1t will live. although its cries are
said to sound much like the creak of
an insect.
The last child born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Cages weighed ten and half pounds,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
{. G. Downing IS
SELECTED HEAD OF
farmers union
Mason County Farmers Union is Or.
ganized Saturday at meeting Held
ut Court H0use-LOcal
Unions Organized.

The Mason County Branch of the
Farmers Educational and Co-opera-
tive Union Of America, better known
as the Farmers Union, was organized
at a meeting held at the Council
Chamber Saturday afternoon.
For the past several weeks Messrs.
H. H. Grooms and George E. Nickel
vey, state organizers of the union,
have been in Mason county or
ganizing local unions in the various
parts Of the county. Locals have been
organized at Mayslick, Minerva, Or
angeburg. Murphysville, Lewisburg,
Washington, Germantown and Sardis.
Representatives of these local un-
ions formed the county union organ
lied Saturday. After several ballots
the following officers were chosen for
the countrywide organization:
President-Elmer G. Downing.
Vice President-Frank Boyd.
Secretary-Treasurer - Ernest Zeig-
Ter.
Mr.. E. L. Harrison, President of the
Kentucky Division of the National or
ganization, and DR.. H. C. Pierce, Pro-
duce director, were present and ad-
dressed the gathering.
The purpose Of the organization is
for cooperative selling of crops as
we'll as cooperative buying of certain
farm supplies. There seems to be much
interest among the farmers Of Mason
county in the organization.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
STEALING EXAMINATION
QUESTIONS INVESTIGATED.

Richmond, KY, June 16. -Examina-
tions were held today, and will be to-
morrow, at the Eastern Kentucky
State Normal School, but eight stu
dent-teachers arrested for the sale of
questions, are barred. New questions
were used today.
Confessions regarding the fraudu-
lent possession and sale of questions
which would eliminate all chance of
failing to pass the examination, have
been obtained, but there is much yet
20 be brought to light, George Colvin
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
declared tonight.
"An investigation will expose per-
sons well known in the state" he de-
clared, "as we'll as sensational facts.
There is a ring which traffics in the
sale Of questions to persons who plan
to take examinations"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
RETURNED TO CINCINNATI.

Representatives of the Cincinna !,
Humane Society were here Friday ant
returned to the Queen City Mr.. John
son, who for several weeks has beer
boarding in Aberdeen and taking pic
lures in that town and Maysville. 1
is understood that a charge of failure
to provide for his infant children has
been filed against Johnson.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-06-17
ANNUAL MUSICAL
TO Be GIVEN ON
monday EVENING
Miss Ida Berry's Music School TO
Hold Closing Exercises on Next
Monday Evening at American
Legion Home.

Miss Ida Berry. one Of the city's
foremost music instructors, will hold
her annual musical, the closing event
Of her school. at the American Legion
home In Sutton street Monday evening.
A very attractive program in which
her students will take part has been
arranged as follows:
Three Little Chickens" Gram
Schaefer)-Allen Dodson, Jr.
"Tarantella" (Baumont) -Winifred
Slye.
Peasants Dance" (Rodhe) - Eliz-
abeth Bisset
pixies Ballet" (Brown) William
Z. Duley.
by the Spring" (GurlitD - Mary
Miller Bisset.
"The Story OF a Mouse" Uynes) -
william Kenton.
THE Courteous Child" (Woidig) !;
Darling Heart" (Weidig) - Thelma
Mas
MY Hearts Delight" CWeidig) -
Elizabeth Taylor.
"Nocturne" (Kaun)-Myrtle Phillips
"Mozarts Waltz" (Mavk) - Edith
Young.
30 Dream Of an Hour" Left Hand
(Franklyn)-Floren Fee.
"Sonatina In G." Cphlan) - Thelma
Brown.
blossom wabz." Mana Zucca) !;
Witches Revel." (Schytte) - Eliza
beth Kackley.
"Fete Neapolitainc." tBischoff) -
Patsy Downing.
"Nocturne." Uange) Martha
Roden.
Flying Leaves" (Koelling) Fran
ces Holiday.
"Dragon-flies." (E, G. Hier)-Mary
Kahn.
Inventions No g." (Bach); AT
Twilight" (Frilm) Alleen Hardy
mon
"valse Caprice" (Newland) - Nan
eye Glascock.
"valse Romantique." tCharminade);
"Impromptu C Minor" (Reinold) -
Juanita Richardson.