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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

thlS winter iu order l." du som" work "u his property. EX- Marshall T. C. Powell will als, , r,mdIn in this winter
 It is reported that ]. E Chilherg will go outside with a large stock of curios and start a store If Los Angeles or san Diego.
 Herman Nanderleest. the popular druggist is coming in on the Vivtorir to relieve Billy Kirk who is going
 The storm washed away the roal around Cape Nome making travel pra- ctically impossible
 It has been erroniously stated that Frank Dolan has been appointed de- putty marshal at St. Michael There is n" foundation for the report
 \ very merry little session is cv- pectrd at the council meeting tonight when th" question of rrtrenchment comes up.
 Scores "f people enjoyed thr good skating yesterday on Snake river and ,l~" "l,-tho lake "n the tundra
 There arc several places about the city that hay" been dangerous for ped cstrains since the storm \ number nf pc"pl" have very generously placed lanterns at these spots at night. Some. one is stealing the lanterns. If caugh,
 well whoever is doing il better not get caught
 Several ladies who wrr" left desti- tute by the storm were sent out on the senator
 Several dredgrs are still running at solomon.
 \ hats" belonging tn the Scsnon
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

Board of Trade Restaurant is now reopened for business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

Several ladies who wrr" left d-sti- tute by the storm were sent out un the senator.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

It has been erroniousiy stated that Frank Dnlan has been appointed de- putty marshal at St Michael Thcrr is n" foundation for the report
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-27

Frank Mid't"ush, th" Ilphsun creek operator Is contemplating staying in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-05

Grou 4dnnah Woaner isarb se.
tern Morsfn Inn UssrcD 6oIpitoI in
Hitter bon SO Sabren an 0erlesunasn
nsl9e ne Dor bret WoheR erIitt. Gis
tpobnte bel ibrer Sohter 5rau Sobn;y.
Hteoermann, bsren Spbn Iebte gDohe
tein Geben perlpr, gao. 633 aublcip
Strabe. Die 8eritorbene binterI6Bt
6 9inber une Ia GnteI.
Sin Ginbre9er brana ssitern
Wtorsen IN ois Wobnuna Der frau
Della Boomers, 333 Siib 6 Strabe
uno erbeutete Elm portemonnaie NIT
$9.85.
- DER eeftries .Bierts" perIief
duberft ruhis. Die 4blers2oae aob
etn ptnie mitGeusrpsrt ouf benz s5dirs
plas.
5rou Marp 90. slin. pcr Cid
Run. 9a.. min austunft Iber ibren
Sobn Grnit 6. Rhine, pel6er felt ssas
nudr permibt ,pirb. Die 5rau III Der
4niitt. bob oerfsIbe Bel Der 6o6paf.
fersRotaitrppbe ertrani.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-05

tird. fsebt. SIN Snnsn finben It'd
fptrthpcIIe aIts WdnbaemdIos lomiI
eine annseI unb Elm altar aus GanD.
itein, We-te ots merbener aiinfslrrs
Sons 6dds (1600). Durn bic grtI.
IL GiraBt tommtn mir bis sum min.
ielinnnnpIub unb sur Marientirht.
Sic bat frbr originene WdiTtrfpeier,
uno ibre 1biirme tragsn, ipie Glttru
Elm ainD, iiber sierlihen 2ogsitn ein
tleints 7tiirmdsn 3ipiiden fih. LIN
BITE Rirfs hsrum eelaH1en spir gum
Ratbbdus. ftOIs umb trusi1 bdIt Ter
Rclonb odbor Made. in Der 5anb Dos
riefige Shsutrt.
absr ons Gsfte tommt suieBi: bsr
StenbdIsr Tcm. abIer nennt Jpn
bic reid,iss Gh0pfung tirhliher gtrs
fiteftar tes WiiieIoiiers", unb in Der
1bot, NIT foft iiberirbiIher Sd6nbeit
nimmt er Sinne unb Seele aefaaasn.
Der edtt sOibifdx Dom: SGulen.
Die lrie iisingefporbenes 9etsn aen
6imnel iieissn. 8GmmerIiGt - iens
tsfe Dimmerune, bic lid, ipie cine
Wsaier ihiissnb Leaf ,ipiIten bic Geo
ls unb ben 2drm Der Dslt Eobl aie6t
e. aud bier manh buntes Shnibpert
uno Bib unb lei4enitetn1. abr man
tiebt Tie tnum, inner ipieber iisiat bsr
Bid empor In bie 1eierIife Waisitai
Der IoatnhdlIen, BON bsnen IS ME Elm
etDiser Grisben bernRbert0nt.
au6 bier lttnt fi6 on ben Dom elm
Rreu3gaue. Der einen aIten SrisbhoF
nmihlitbt, peilheniikrbliibte Grdbsr,
baIhDerFunisH i'm Grunb, cine Gde
boil Nrtrdumttr gosIie.
Dat man nod ,3eit, mutt man nod,
tinen tursm Runbeans. Die biibIhen
tSoupromeHuoen seioen ifottIihe mo-
oerne gonttn. in Der Gtobt aber itss
BEN bic alien gisbelhduIer brett uns
bebdbie oa. unb bos 3ebn, bos an
ihnen genGhIi6 unb obne aIio 6oit
,criiberaiebs, oiebt benz grositdbssr
.igene Ginbrids bon ber Gemiitblihs
cit Der propin3itabt.
Bon Stsneal iobreu mir nit benz
absnbsnst nd6 Berlin surii6.
Tprpthee 8pebeIer.
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% { ~ I, o (.

Gie 0eiupOrt Office fir bas yGin'
eiunatier golfstlait" beiinbet iidl iu
0U. 339 gorf Strafc, gseeniber cem
GUnrtbauie, iuoislbit 9eenigfeiten, gin
5etgen II. |. ~. bis 10 llbr 45 Ytinn'
ten abeubs eutgegeugenpmmen luer-
ben. SelepbOn South 240t.
9runbsigent6ums> uebertraaunz
gen: Ueafter SommiFdr an Wm. 6.
Jtiber, Got on Der 5. Strabe; S670.
- 6erman Jeloman an bic Simmer
grim 5riebbof 9eieQI6nft, 53 Qeres
Gano in Campbell Co.; 81.
- Gertrude Wl. Diqgers pertLaqte
Soisph Disgers auf 56eiouna. Das
pUor sbelidte i'm Ueoi 1911 unb Be-
f6uIotgt Tie ihr Der 9ruuinmtett.
- 5ablor grumpItpn erbielt bic
S4eibung bon 4Iice Grumpiton bss
piu;gt.
-Gheideine: Qeron Qpril DON gins
cinnoti unb Gmilp Qdfarep, BON Oss
Boob, Sub; 8ooie 8unaer Don Ddpz
ton. O., uno Bin Derr Don 2episs
burg, o.; gbnrles 6. goodrb uno
Jeiite Weelellan, beibe BON Springs
Fielb. 8.
- auitin SbottpelI, Der fi6 on
Ieiner Is Sabre alteu 5ofter perariff,
Ipuroe pon ben Grobgei6porenen i'm
3reisseri6t fir I9uIbig befunnn.
Die Strafe 1T 2 Biz 81 Sabre 3utts
bous.
- Observation-Disclosures: Geminara
Bros. fir Elm gifens unb godfteins
1ebGuoe an Der Uaonmoutb Strube,
Itptf6en Der z. unb 8. Gtrdbe; $1,000.
= Simon Wsfbbotpsfp fir Elm breis
hodges 8adfteinsebdube an Der H.,
'fDtf tfden Der Central 4penae unb Ger
nan Strake: $1,000. - EuIiIg Useiz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-05

- ltuier asent in Samilton III
Ssrr Gbuaro grnf, 449 Sab Sauite
Strahs. gea Eel. .476 o., Some
1bone 1851 ".
- Die i6on in @ertpeiun9 iiberses
gdngene Geide bes 40 Sabre altsn
Gbarlss Bern purbs s,itsrn Qa9mits
tag BON Spbn pertins am 6. 8. u. o.
Bobnodmm. cine babe StunDe norbs
LID pon Der Staot, aufgsunben. Der
Wanr III rpu6rihsinli6 Der Sise err
legen. Ssie SoentifiSirang g.ita5
'our6 ein gele:rtss Sobnsoupert Der
Champion goateb paper 60. Bern
bat cine 1o9ter tn Mioblstopn Su
pobnen.
Senrp W. Bruno. Elm angeftelIter
ees Qrhitstien Ssreb. SO. WuelIer ers
trant seitern Rahmittas i'm olteu
5beil bss Wiami, n6roIih BON b.r
Staot beim 8aben. Der iunae Wann
mar 20 Sabre aft unb tpobnte nit Ieis
mem 5albbruDer SOf. W. Rippsnssr.
yto. 828 Of 4ps. sufammsn. Die
gei6. 1T nod niht geborssn
Der breiidbriee Sobnnie glans
tsnfhp, SO. 225 Court Ctr, tpurbe
seitern Worsen um 8 ubr Dor bem el.
terli4en 9aufe bon oem Nutomobil
oes 6orrp Wurrap iibsrfabren. Das
2tnb erlitt eine Gebirnerf6iiiterune,
unb yerlesunsen am Ropf., ipel4e
fDabrfdeinli4 feiuen FOB berbeifiibren
fperbea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-05

- Sm 8sllepusr Stnhiratb tpurbe
cine 3uf6rift Der 8etpobnsr bon
Bonnie Qeslis psrisIsn, in Der Tis
rem Stabtratb sriu6en, bic abtrsns
nung bes Dries in WieeererpGguna
gu 5iebsn. Die angsIssenbsit iommt
ON tommenoen Wsitttpot 3lr Spras
ts. Stabtftasmsiiter Gir6off kri6s
tete. bub fir bic Isbteu 6 Tlonate bic
gOnbfhuIb $12.576.12 bstrags. giirs
germeiiter Gift ersldrte, oab bisfe
Summs Big gum Suhreenbe um
5000 bera6efeBt iperosn pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-05
e o u ingtpm.

dc GoOtnston Cffies fir bas Sin,
sinnaticr gOlfsb!att" befinbet Iidl i'm
8ebauoe 9sU. 509-511 Naoiiuu
aDenmc. Nn5cisen, Nittbcilunacu
nno Seitelungen irgcubmeIhcr Mrt
iucroeu bis 10 ll6r A6eubs baiel6it
entgcgcngeuOmmeu. SelepbOn Sontb
1854.
8runoetgentbums zuebertraquns
cen: Clemens W2. Stiene an Qeona
VI. Stiens, Got on Der GIften Str..
80 SUP oitli6 bon Der RuFeQ 4ue. !:
$500. - 8irginia 8. Sbarp an
5rant gaeoer, Sbeil Der Qot go. 9
IN yteape's unterabt9eilunq an Der
RedDe Strabe; 81. - Charles 8.
Seppe en- 6itiIor Bethel, Qot an Der
Seott Strabe. 175 SUB fabIi6 bon
Der 7. Strabs; 81.
- gbei6etne: GrnIt Wolforb, %
rno Cecil 5omilton, 21, beibe bon
UaarpsutQs, O.; Glsport6 gcRees,
30, bon Cincinnati, uno l5eien gRaft,s
msper, 19, BON gooington; Irtbur q.
5tmmer, 26. unb GIemortipd gIesto
p, beioe BON Gop.; Qunsforb W.
9rdmIette, SO, bon Cincinnati unb
Warg, Ut. gin, A, BON gooinoton:
George Singer, %, unb 9lttlea g9obtz
nett, q, beibe DON 8enic, g.; Qrtbur
8. SbuttIenortb, "a, unb Moube
9aa6e, 30, betoe por 0apton. 8.
- Uaopor pbiQips bat ben 8efe6l
erlaiien, oaB Die golissi ole Sunbe,
bic obue Uluultorb berumlauFen, ers
tfieben ion. IS tIt bobe ,3eit, bQb Bic
syoli3et etnfhreitet, benn bic 3abl Der
Sunoe, Die lid auf ben StrQBen be- |
rum tummelt. 1T enprm.
- Rubig Oerlief bic a. 5ulizSFeier !
uHo nur tpenige llnfdQe fiHo gu beridz |
ten. Der 10 Sabre alte WiQiam 0ds
ptoioRn, oeFen gItern an Der Sf is.
StraBe pobnen, erlitt cine tiefe
S6ntttrpunoe, als Elm 5bil etnss foq
1orpeoos tbn an bic Iinte Donae traf.
Or. getstt Ieiitste ibm pi. not6iae
0iIfs.
eliie Uaapnnor, 18, tn Der 7. uno
Craig StraBe pohrbaft, purbe Ittper
IN arm oerleBt, als cine aus elmer
8letitange bergeiteQte Sanone beg
BiIiam 9trarb Don Der graia ctr. I
.rplooirte. Or. C'wealep letftete Der
Dame Die notbise Silfe. - Senrn.
'er IA s5dbre alte Sobn Der ;grou q. i
Jtnselbei Dor Der SreDor Strabe, srs
III bur4 bic por3ettige Grplofion
,ner patrone DerItsunsen an Der
irten 5aub. Dr. Jobn glau erfldrte
ne Bnnbe fir niht sefdbrIid, nenn
ltdt Blitpergiftung eintreten forIte.
= J. V. Adrrid, go. 1905 RuHen
fpenue, tDurbe, uls er bic qife Gtrose
'oHtrte, bon einem .Romdn Gamble
n bic linte Sette getrpffen. Gin
1adsttsH Geuerpersst0rper, bas sr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-05

faib fir elm godlteinaebdube an be-
10. GtroBe, Sipifhen Der 0ine uni
9ronb Ipeniis; $500. Robsr
6drtmdn fir einen gdditeinanbau Ct
Der ct. Sobns air1e an Der Z. ctr.
anHben Der Columbia unb Dor
Ctr; $4,000.
Wii SntsreFe ieben Wanoi
9elmboio unb bic aommifIGre BEN
8ertauf Der $4,000 Strabenperbel.
ieruness8onbs Der am tommsnSeu
Rontog ftattfinbsi, entaeaen. Sonten
bic Bombs gum paritpertb perfauft
fperben ober Elm primium brineen,
bunn piirbe bieies eine bebeutenbe grs
ruugenf6aft fir oie aommifionspers
tpultung iein. Die 9eppprter Bombs
troseu 4% unb ftub in 80 Sabrsn
sinlDsbar.
Das Stuertpebrbeportement
puroe seitern nod Der z. unb gotters
ion Strabs eerufsn, noIsIbit infpIae
zines 5euernersst0rpers bas Sdins
beIbdd In granb seratben mar. Der
S6onen betrdgt $50. - Sn Dem uns
bepobnten 6aufe Ro. All Central
9tpenue entitanb auf unaufssn6rte
Weiie Elm Seuer, bas prompt eeI0i6t
tpurbe. 9os 5tuer seritOrte cine
Stie9e. S6aben $3.50.
- Sn Reipport berrfft teine giss
rotb. geibe Gnlngen Der grnital See
60. unb Jrieio Gee 60. arbeiteu Tag
unb Radt, um Der anforoeruns sss
rsdt gu perben.
- Rubia perIisf bic a. SuIifsisr
unb itnb rur foiesnbe unfGns su
oerSei6nen: Wiuie Wc@iG, IL, an Der
2bornton Strube, 9opton, tpobnbaft,
itoB Iih in bic Iinte 6anb. Or.
9oulb bsbanbelte ion. 4rthur Rstfins
ger, Der nit ibm mar, erlitt cine dbus
lihe 9erleBung. - WilIh 9regs, 6,
go. go l. 4psnue, Barton, tpobns
taft, ipistte nit elmer 2inoerpi1tols
une srlitt cine 9srIssung an Der
Sanb. WaIter 9e6toIo BON Der
WaIuut Strabe in genepue, fhoB Tih
ebenfalIs nit elmer bIinoen gdtrons
in bic 6ano. QIpbons Wap, 10
Sabre oft, Ro. 827 Robert Strubs
itob fih in bic Iinte Sonb
unb in bas Iinte 8sin. - Sohu pets
Iotp, 80, bon Der Is. Strabe, erIitt
ihmsrsbafte 9srI.sunsen am 4use.
als er eiusn Sseuernertstorper abfeus
Crte. - albert Soubhas, II Sabr.
ali, bon Der Ddpton Strabt, sptihsn
Der 6. IN 7. StraBs. perIeBte fi1 5trei
Singer Der Iirisn 6anb nit sinsm Res |
ooIper. 5enrp gpre, IA. pon Der
gDsit Gsront Strdbe, ihob iib in bic
.inte 6anb. - W. Grnit, 8 Sabre alt.
326 German 4penue, srIitt idmtrss |
3afts 9erItsuugsn i'm eeIitt. aIs Elm
Seusrtpertst0rpsr gu frub Icseing. -
Sree Wc2ane, BON Der Yort Strobs,
in qIumber, erIitt itmsr3bafts 8srs
esungen, oIs sr Elm Roman Gamble
tbfeuerte.
- Soeob Clemens, 30, ouf Walnut
pills ipobHhoft, purbs auF Der Ulous
'attdn Bead In Canton poH Ger Sise
ibsrfpditist uno purbe mad b<r Sfs
ice bes Or. Senour in 8eIIenue ots
ra6t. Setn 3uitoub 1T niat gefdbrs
i'd.
- Serrp 9oedeI, sinn 8drtnsr in
en- SisbIanbs, trot in einen roitiqe1
soqsI unb Sos Iid baburd SIutDers
iftung 81. +
- Jrau 4Ibert Shmibt, 40, bon
er Joreit unb SamI.t Sirdbs.
'urb bon Der Siss iibertpdItist. 4srsts
DE SiIfs braate bic Gran pieber aus
er Gsfahr.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
BIG CROWD
Attracted By Circuit Court and
Teachers Institute.

The city was full of people yester-
day from every section. 1t was a
big gathering of whites and blacks
and the streets were packed during
almost the entire day.
1t was the first day of the six
weeks term of Circuit Court. All
the grand and petit jurors sum-
moned for the term had to come to
town, whether they wanted to or
not. OF course the influx of nearly
a hundred teachers from all points
helped to swell the crowd. The
colored people were from all over
Christian county to take part in the
celebration of Emancipation Day.
The business men were kept con-
tinually on the go and their sales
were proba ly larger than any day
since last Christmas eve. With all
the push and jam it is gratifying to
note that the best of order prevailed,
and thoughlthe police pulled few Vi
olators of the eity's laws, the charges
set opposite their names on the slate
at police headquarters were all for
minor Offenses.
There will also be a large crowd
here to-day. The first day of cir
cult court is usually consumed in
selecting the two jureis, delivering
the charge to the grand jury and
other things in the way of getting
the wheels of justice in running or
der, sometimes allowing speakers to
be heard, etc, and next day the
grind begins.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
TIRE EXPLODED
And Came Near Destroying
Sight of Herbert Doris.

Sunday morning, about IL O'Clock,
while Herbert Doris was pumping
air into an auto tire at his garage.
at Eleventh and Virginia streets. the
tire exploded and the escaping air
struck him in the face with such force
that he was knocked backward to
the ground. DR.. Brown was at once
summoned, and it was found that
Mr.. Doris sight was endangered.
DR.. Brown thinks that with proper
care he may be all right in a fewdays.
provided there is no infection from
the sand and dirt that was imbedded
in the ball of both eyes. The tire
had sand blister on it. which caused
the explosion. The noise sounded
like cannon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
ACCOMPLISHED PIANIST
Accepts Position With ClarkS-
Ville'S New Theatre.

Miss Marguerite Lawson. the &C.
complished daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Lawson. has accepted the
position of pianist st the Lillian
Theatre at C.arksvllle and went there
yesterday.
Miss Lawson is well knewn here
as musician. Thousands and thou
sands have heard her piano playing
during the engagements she has fiji
ed at the PrIrcess Theatre since Mr..
Beich fest opened up that magnifi-
cent place of entertainment. She is
a general favorlte with local moving
picture house habitues as we'll as
socially. She is pretty, bright
eyed young lady and never falls to
make friends of every body she met D..
She has q muAc library OF over
800 pieces. incluoing operate selec-
lions. old-um. melodies. rag-time
favOrites AID orchtstr-l arrange
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
Spoke Too Soon About Playing
With The Kitty
Winners.
THE GAMES ARE CALLED OFF
Charleston, W. Va, Beat S
ChilliCOthe and For
feitS $500.

With Charleston. w. Va, the home
of the winning team, the s / x t h
championship season of the Ohio
State league came to a close Sunday.
Charleston won twice from Maysville
and attained percentage of .632.
ChiIlicothe, Ohio. holder of the lead
ership until Sunday lost the pennant
by failing to break eve in double
header with Portsmouth, Ohio. and
finished second. A post season series
that was to be PLAYED with Paducah
of the Kitty league is now off. Char
leston's team has decided to pay the
league forfeit Of $500 TO Paducah
rather than hold the team together
and travel so far to play.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
Physicians Unanimous For ES-
tabliShing White Plague
Hospital.
CIVIC LEAGUE TAKES A HAND
Joint Meeting at City Court
Room at 10 O'clock This
Morning.

DR.. Curry and the Christian Coun-
ty Medical Society are positive in
their assertion that Christian coun-
tvs greatest need today is a tuber-
culosis hospital. The society has
watched with much Interest the out
come of investigations made by the
physicians in their six weeks CAM
paign for better health and the dis
covery of the alarming prevalence
of the white plague throughout the
county impels both to take the first
steps in building a hospital.
TIE Civic League is also deeply liz
terested in the matter and is ready
to join forces with the physicians.
and large majority Of the people
of the county and city, it has been
claimed are really to start the ball
rolling.
With this in view a joint meeting
has been called for this morning at
1890 The meeting wi be held in
the city curt room. and not at the
Avalon as previously announced.
The Teachers Institute is using the
Avalon this week. The meeting OF
the Medical Society was called by its
President, Dr.. f. M. Sites. The
cell for the League to meet with
the Society was made by Mrs F. K.
Yost, the President. The main OBJ
jec. of the meeting is to arrar ge for
allowing the voters Of the county to
express themselves at the regular
election, on the 4th day of Novem-
Der.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
THE AVALON
As A Free Place For Meetings
Is Appreciated.

Mr.. Thos. L. Metcalfe is much
pleased with the appreciation the
cubic has shown by the use of The
Avalon. He built it for the public
to use without cost. Everybody
should remember this and when a
place is wanted for entertainments.
lectures and meetings Of different
kinds. h. would be pleased to have
the large room used.
In the past few days the PIsnts Is
rob4ccJ Association used t i.c two
meetings. the D4us hters Of ,ne Con-
felsracJ met there, the directors Of
the Terry CoaI Co. used it and last
Monday tne Christian COUNT Medi-
cal Society held their regular MONTH
" meeting as has been lhlr custom
for several months. in the large.
well lighted and ventilated room.
Mr.. Metcalfe, as announced in his
formal tender of the hall to the
people, wants them to consider the
Avalon theirs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
TEACHERS
INSTITUTE
Met Yesterday For 5 Day S
Session At The
Avalon!
CITY IS FULL OF TEACHERS
Are Here From Every Section
Of The County Miss West
In Charge.

Teachers from all parts of the
county began coming in early yester-
day morning to attend the annual
meeting of the county teachers
Some of them had TO travel from Ia
to 16 miles and were little late in
registering. The number present at
noon yesterday Wss -.
The Institute is under the manage
ment Of Miss Jennie West, County
Superintendent Of Schools. The law
requires every teacher in the county
to attend and the penalty for non-at-
tendance is revocation of license.
Owing to the use of the Circuit
Court room by Judge Hanbery the
sessions Of the Institute are being
held at The Avalon. But the change
Of place is in many ways advantage
Gus. The Avalon is as clean as new
pin and two blocks off from the main
thoroughfare as we'll as being free
from the noise and other annoyance'
peculiar to Main street. Mr.. Met
calfe, with his accustomed gener
esity. offered The Avalon to Mis-
West for the five days Of the Insti
tute. free of cost. Mr.. Me,calfe'
auditorium is an ideal one for sucl
gatherings and he is gratified to Sc
that the people are beginning {,
realize that he built it for the people
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
RumOr That a New Up-tO.Date
Building Will Be
Erected.
"PENNYROYAL1 LOOKING UP
Man With Capital Does Not Fear
Investing In Good
Locality.

Much is again heard about another
hotel. The "Pennyroyal" building
has sprung into notice several times
Of late. After the announcement
that the company owning it had Of
fered to sell it to the trustees of the
Y. M. C. A., providing the trustees
ratified the sale of the old bu lding
and wanted. to buy and not build,
hotel men seem TO have awakened to
the fact that fine building W a 5
about to be taken off the market.
The Pennyroyal was built for ho-
tel purposes. and though uncomplet-
ed the handsome four-story struc-
ture is in condition to be finished
up in few weeks, and will be when
it is leased by a responsible party.
There were couple of hotel men
here last week examining the build
ing. Whether they will lease it OF
not is to be known this week. Should
they decide to take it'over for d
period of years it can be completed
regardless Of weather conditions be-
fore the end of the year.
There is rumor current that par
ties are seriously considering prop
osltion that has been submitted by
a man OF experience in the hOtel
business. There is foundation for
this rumor, but just at this time We
cannot go into particulars. Inc f.
nancial part of the affair is about
already arranged for. The hote
man wants a new building, centrally
located and most eligible site car
be secured. The hotel. if built, will
be modern in every way. AS to in'
terror finish it will be far beyond any
thing heretofore undertaken and the
hotel will be conducted on the Euro
pesn plan. The negotiations nov
pending may not be brought to /
close for several days. The chances
for large new hotel building ar
promising aud may be certainty il
few days or weeks.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-23
Advertising HuStIing.

V. L. Gates and C b. Mason are
doing some tall hustiug in advertis-
ing the Pennyroyal Fair If they
keep up the gait they have been 60
ing by the end Of this week it will
be almost impossible to go anywhere
in the Pennyroyal district without
finding Fair literature Of some de-
scription. Keep busy gentlemen.
The fair is just two weeks off from
today. and all roads from ever d.
rection must lead to hopkinsville
for five days and nights.