The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-01-07

Ut. OeorBe y. OIue, uOt'u Po i~ohor
u clinical surgery in Western Ro-
serve university. Cleveland. Ohio. and
a stag OF II nurses and assistants,
sailed On the L,lsltanla 10 join tho
American ambulance In Paris.
Harry l.. Hesr q Rockford. Ill,
recent Progressive candidate for con
gressmAn-at.large. announced that he
would go back to the fold Of the Re-
publicans.
Mother.teAchors OF New York will
be required by the board Of education
to take a two years leave Of absence
until the child is years Of age.
All the saloons In Des MOines must
close after Feb, IS, 1915, az the re-
suit Of a decree Of the city council
that all the licenses expire At that
imo. Eighty-siX saloons are affected
Champ CLARK dashed cold water on
the report printed in New York Re |
publican newspaper that the speaker |
proposes to oppose Woodrow Wilson
for denomination two years hence.
American farms during 1914
eclipsed all records for combined
value of their products, with a total
of almost $4,000. 100000
The European war Is drawing the
nations Of the new world closer to-
gether and they are thinking OF
peace. universal and perpetual. Sec
Rotary william j Bryan Of the state
department said In an address be
fore the New Jersey School Teachers
association
Woman suhragists who called on
Representative Henry, chairman OF
the house rules committee. learned
that the proposed suffrage constitu-
tional amendment probably will be
voted upon In the house Jan. II.
That the earth is l00,O00.0OO years
old is one Of the deductions OF George
y. Becker OF tho United States Geo
logical society presented In a paper
read at a meeting Of the Geological
Society Of America
From 10 TO o'clock In the morning
and from 10 10 / al night are the
hours when boy or girl can do the
best work. whether In school OF in re-
formatory. according to Prof. Frank
H. Lake OF Boston.
Notices we're made out at Stuben'
Vile. o., calling on about $500 fami'
lies OF striking miners In Jefferson
county TO pay to the coal companies
!. by Jan. is 10 months house rent they
+ owe. under penalty Of eviction
B Capt. Franks is In jail at Benton
Vile, Ark. lie was captured at Bon
ham. Tex. by Deputy Sheriff Sy'
Jackson on a charge OF having h!!es
> Fred CrOcker. near Sulphur Springs
q ~ years ago
: Petitions in bankruptcy were file
by the Krit Motor Car company q
d. Detroit. The liabilities Of the moto
. car company are said to be SSSl,2S'
- with assets OF s622,5SS.
= Most Rev. Patrick william RiordaI
archbishop Of the diocese OF Sa
Francisco OF the Catholic church,
y dead
Al Col. Arthur Macarthur, grand ma
ter OF the encampment, knights Ten
plar Of the United States. died suddeI
- ly Of apoplexy at Troy, n. Y. He wa
n 81 years old.
70 The trawler Ocana was sunk by
d mine. Eight men were drowned, onl
the second engineer being saved
10 Legislation designed TO prohibit n
= expectation OF arms and munitions
/" war to belligerent nations will be co
!" sidared by the house foreign affair
committee.
:. Capt. Bin Mcdonald. 65 years oil
a. famous as Texas ranger and forme
- ly President Wilson's bodyguard, ma
ried Miss Pearl Wilkinson OF Guiana
=, rex.
y Details Of native uprisings In u
- Philippines beginning Christmas q
~ were given In a cablegTam receive
" from Governor General Harrison
~ the war department and made pub
~ by Assistant Secretary Breokenridl
The report minimiIed the extent
the trouble. but stated that small be
~ les OF Filipinos had assembled In N
" Mia and Navo,as Christmas eve a
az I.apna DE BAY and attempted
make trouble As result " m
81, we're arrested and one man was sh
~. by a policeman.
-. Eight westbouud transcontinen
~ trains marooned In southern AriZO