The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-27
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q Editorial Periscope

The Louisville. Council has contin
ued the present telephone rates un
til January, 1921.
The campaign to raise S2O0,0et
to endow Peabody College in Nash
vile has been oversubscribed.
Prospects for waging war in Sun
ny Mexico during the winter months
is not bad thing to look forward
to by soldiers in the north.
All of the brave men were not in
the army, A New York man out of
the draft age has just married his
nother-in-law.
The great annual game between
Vanderbilt and Sewanee will be play
ed in Nashville today, with Hopkins
vile represented by partisans on
both sides.
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A bunch of 7S Bolshevik Reds
confined on Ellis Island, New York,
have gone on hunger strike be-
cause they are not permitted to re-
ceive calls from Reds still at large.
Jas H Yeaman, prominent ar.
chitect and contractor Of Nash
vile, was found dead in pit under
his car in the garage, where he had
evidently died from gas fumes, while
working on his car. a
Between May s, 1917, and May
81, 1919, 1O,245 American nurses
out Of total of 21,s4O enlisted for
the war service overseas. Three
were wounded in action and 266 died
while on duty.
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Chicago police have run to cover
the leaders of the crooks who have
been terrorizing the city for three
years and confessions are coming
thick and fast. About $50 arrests
have been made.
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Katie Vanhood. a 16-year-old girl (
refused to..swear she was IS years
old to get marriage license in JEFF I
fersonville, and stopped weddinc.
She said she was only 16 and would 4
not ella lie William H. Enlow, the I
prospective groom, said he would
try to get parental consent.
Old Carranza is taking his time
to answer the demand for the immed-1
late release of " o. Jenkins, made +
a week ago. Relations are becoming
more strained every Gay. Uncle
Sam is quite ready to take any ac-
tion necessary to put some sense in
to the heads of the Mexicans.
The Government agents are to in
vestigate the financial status of Az
goo automobile owners in Kentucky
hsho made no income tax returns.
They want to be shown how they can
sport an auto and support family
on $4,000 year of $1,000, if un-
married.
A. j. Stoutt, an aviator giving
fights at Gallatin, Tenn, has been
sued by Albert Bradley. for $3.50
damages to his horse that became
frightened at the airplane and ran in ?
o barbed-wire fence. A magis- Z
rate laughed the suit ont of his n
:ourt and an appeal was taken to n
higher" court. q
What is believed to be the only b
trike of its kind in the United States r.
vas declared at Louisville Tuesday s
1hen OK drivers for a sawmill com a
any threw their whips on the ground G
nd quit work. They asked for high 81
r wages. The men drive OK teams e,
, haul logs from the woods to the
ill. Evidently somebody has been
DING some log-rolling to get up OK
tement among them. to
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Wilbur B. Broer, rug manufac- :, =
lrer of New York, has taken out -
license to wed his mother-inlaw, -
rs. Kate Schorling. He is "A and ~ ~
ie is 81. Since the death of his 3
st wife, Mrs. Schorling's daughter, !;
1913, Broer has made his home -
til his mother-in-law When in - -
rview he said: 81 see nothing un-
iual in the fact that am to marry TT
Y mother-in-law. am not a child,
ID ! know what l am doing. l see
reason why the press should be
interested" Re
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