The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-09-03
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high cost Of living and is fighting the
profteers.
Three thousand workmen marched
through Louisville streets, cheered
by additional thousands on the side
walks on Labor Day.
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Preaching sermon on dancing at
Evansville, G. f. Porter said that he
used to dance for the hugging that
waY in it. Nowadays, judging by
.ss:e .ss.s:e picture snow love stories, it is
IA not even necessary to dance.
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Petrograd is to be the objective Of
Aew drive by the anti ti-Bolshevist
forces backed by the Allies. An eff
fort will be made to pierce the heart
Df the Red section and establish a
new base for vigorous operations.
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Gen. Pershing, who is on his way
from New York to Brest, will march
at th% head Of the First Division
when it parades in New York and
Washington.
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OF the $50 American aviators who
lost their lives-in France, graves of
A 143 have been photographed by the
American Red Cross for their fami-
lies.
A Whitesville miner got a judg-
lnent of $4,000 against coal com.
pany for an injury to his leg. Many
a man has had his leg pulled for $780,
600, but that is rather a high valua-
tion to put on one.
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France yesterday announced her
resumption of commercial relations
with Germany, and still the Repub-
lican Congress is opposing peace up
on terms agreeable to all the rest of
mankind
The fall month came in with typi-
cal September morn and weather coz
ditions continue ideal for an auspi-
cieus opening for the Autumn trade
Watch the Kentuckian for advertise
aents of progressive dealers.
An arrest has been made upon the
theory that Robin Cooper was MUIR
dered while absent from his home
bareheaded and IN his shirt sleeves
with . bootlegger who had promised
to dIeiiver him supply Of liquor. Not
a very creditable transaction for him
to be engaged IN, if this proves to be
true.
The Democratic Convention in
Louisville tomorrow will not be large
~ attended, as it is without any
special interest and there are no nm
settled matters. The platform to be
adopted is Ieally the only business tc /;
be transacted 1t win be "a clear cMt 1
document and platform upon which
every democrat can stand and work ]
for victory.
Three young girls lured into amid
automobile by two young men on
promises that they would be taken I
home in Louisville, leaped from the {
speeding car in Bernheim lane at q
6 O'Clock Monday night and suffered |
severe injuries. They picked the I
girls up, took them to the home of s
one who was able to talk and escaped
in the darkness without being identi- Z
fed. i
The "shimmie shake" is taboo, ac- q
cording to the dancing masters. The Il
dance, of wiggle, or wriggle, what i
ever its name, is indecent and vicious
and never should have been tolerated. \
None with good taste or moral in f
stinct ever permitted it anywhere i
Evansville Courier. Such indecent q
excesses in dancing have done great il
deal to make the ballroom unpopular. n
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Sixty-two French women who had
married American army officers or
soldiers and subsequently had been
divorced in the United States return :,
ed to France on the same steamer :,
last vsNeek, according to the newspa- 7.
per, LAvenir. Most of them, the news tl
paper added, returned not because of y
personal difficulties with their hus- :,
bands, but because Of the inability Of v,
the brides to adapt themselves 70 =,
the American mode of living. 81
Thirty-fve counties have already !,
had numerous demonstrations of Gull. :.
ing the farm flock of hens. Several =
sxperts have been in the field since
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