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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
D Regina inte Regime.

Regina Maria a Rominiei, fai-
moasa pentru frumusetea Ell 81
numita ca cea mai frumoasa re-
gina intre reginele Europene, 81
cunoscuta ca mare patrioatA
in decursul zilelor negre, cind
Rominia a eclipsat, din nou do
vedeste ca inertia omagiile popo-
,s.ss,lui ci sis resaseetc. ln,nsi Ne
multumita de Sc margini Gu in
cerc6rile de la mare distanta pie
d1nd mereu din Bucuresti, regina
Maria VENT la Paris ca sd pre-
zinte in persoana cerintele tarei
Ell 81 sd inziste ca sd sc trimlta
Rominiei ajutoare imediat.
Misiumea primara reginei es.
te a ruga natiunile din vest ca
sa trimita hrana in Romfnia. Ea
da asigurare ca bolesvismul nu
va deveni un pericol serios in ia
ra eli daca poporul are ce minca.
Numai foamea ori frica de muri
de foame poate oferi bolsevismu-
lui un teren favorable.
O astfeI de pledoare de n O
persoana ca aceasta trebue sa fie
convingatoare. Ori ce ar sta in ca
lea transportului in Rominia, de
hrana, trebue 1nlaturat imediat
de catra puterile aliate. Sc poate
crede ca regina Maria nu exa-
gerat mimic cind a zis ca Rominia
sdrobita suferit mai multi 81
mai crud decit Belgia. De sigur,
e adevarat ca pozitia Romfniei ca
find la frontiera democratiei, a
Use da ajutorul imperativ.
Plain Dealer
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
Ce11lan1 refRa prtda-
rca VaSc|0r dc rczbOi.
ALIATII LE v0R LUA 81
1MPARTI INTRE D1N$II.

Germania refuza predarea va
poaralor spunind ca alta timp
cit Franta blocheaza ajutorarea
Germaniei prin alimente, dinsa
este indreptatita la acest refuz.
Sc poate foarte usor ca flota ger
mana are sa fie Impartial, Gu toa-
te ca inca 81 acuma Sc discuta a.
supra scufundarii Ell. In cazul cind
Sc va fmparti, Franta 81 Italia
vor primi vapoarale mari, lar
Belgia pc cele mici. Alte puncte
de ale termenilor naval sunt in
pima discutie inaintea consiliului
suprem de razboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
5000 M0RTl Pc LUNA
TlFUSUL B1NTUIE IN PET
ROGRAD.
OEI CE NU STUNT DE VINDE-
CAT STUNT PUSCATI.

STOCKHOLM, s Martie. -
Vestile sosite din Petrograd spun
ca tifusul bintuie in masura a.
tita de mare in Petrograd, 1ncit
numarul victimelor sale, Sc urea
lunar la cifra de 5000. Acestia
au murit in un singur spital. Ce
va Fl in celelalte2 In provinta,
adeca la tara, mortalitatea pc ur-
ma bolii acesteia este alta de in
spaimintatoare, incit Bolsevicii
au dat un ordin secret ca in toate
cazurile in carl bolnavii par a Fl
de neNimdecat, acei bolnavi sd fie
mpuscati. Prin aceasta, dinsii
cred ca vor Fl in stare sd lecuias-
ca boala lipicioasa, care Sc pare a
Ii nevindecabila altcum.
Russia are foarte putina medici-
ma ramasa din razboiul ce trecu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
Regina Romlniei desfide pc Ro.
sii; toll suntlIasi, spune ca.
RUSH AU ,,AJUTAT" ROM1NIEI SA CONSUME PU.
TINA HRANA CE AvEA, Alta TOT.

al PARIS, 8 Martie. Regina
Maria Rom1niei a declarat Teri,
I co Gu toata nenorocirea ce a lovit
regatul Romin, Gu toate suferin-
tele pc care trebui sd lie indure
poporul in razboi 81 dupa razboi,
ia Rominia nu e nici teama ca
bolsevismul va prinde radacini
! daca Sc poate trimite hrana la
limp. Vorbind despre conditiile
Rominiei in decursul razboiului,
regina a spus:
moi am suferit mai rau 81 de-
cit Belgia. Belgia avea pc An
glia, Franta, linga ca, lar i'll do
sui lor statea America, pc cind
moi aveam numai Pc Russia pc ca
re Sd he bazam. Cind Rusii au We
init ca sd ne ajute, tot ajutorul
lor q fost ca sd lie manince hra-
la. Eli nu au fost nici odata un
ajutor adevarat. Conspiratorii
germani All avut grija, deci cind
Russia "a cdzut Gu totul, moi am
fost absolut izolati.
,,Eu nu ma tenn de bolsevism in
Rominia daca hrana Sc trimite
imediat@acolO. Moi ne-am invatat
sa 7nduram multe, 81 putem mer-
&c fara haine blne 81 fara ghete,
1nsa trebue sd avem hrana. =
-'ffssas s par pit hraala in
Rominia din cauza distrugerei in
massa drumurilor de fer de ca
ira germani 81 a hotiilor comise
de acestia ce au furat locomoti-
vele de drum de fer, cal 81 caru-
te. Moi nu avem fer ca sa recla-
dim podurile distruse. Lipsa i'm
perativa este de locomotive. L.
voarele noastre de oleu produc
oleu pentru locomotive 81 pentru
export, insa nu avem mijloacele
ca sal transportam.
,,Foamea produce rascoale 81
bolsevism Bolsevistii sunt niste
laSi. Eli nu stau sd dee fata Gu o
forta organizata. Noua nu ne este
teama de Ell, 81 eli n 'au reusit ca
sd ruineze Rominia. Eu mi-am
condus in perfecta siguranta lu-
crarile mele de razboi''.
Regina Maria STA exprimat a.
dinca Ell multumire pentru cele
facute de Crucea Rosie America
ma. Mi de Americani au incercat
ca sa ajute Rominiei trimitind
provizii in acea tara prin Russia,
insa spune Regina ca multe din
aceste provizii nu au ajuns la de-
stinatie. Ea va avea intilnire
Gu Herbert G. Hoover, presedin-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
DESPRE CALATORIA PRE-
SEDINTELUI WILSON.

Pc bordul vaporului George
Washington, Z Martie. - Prese-
dintele Wilson s'a preumblat as
taxi multi pc bord, Gu niste pasi
asa de mari, incit aghiotantii sal
de abba Sc tineau de dinsul. A lu-
at parte la cinematograful de pc
vapor, att la reprezentatia de du-
pa amiazi, cit 81 la eea de seara.
Presedintele a dat fotografie
autografa marinarilor de pc va
por, ca drept multumire pentru
munca prin care acestia i-au ash
gurat un deplin comfort 81 sigu-
ranta. De asemenea a mai oferit
fotografii autografe 81 capitani-
4or McCauley 81 Perkins.
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tele consiliului pentru hrana, ca
STA exprimat increderea ca con
siliul va ajuta Rominiei.
Intrebata find despre decora
tia data de guvernul Francez, re-
gina spus:
,Aceasta mia fost data de ca.
ira guvernul francez, pentru ca
oficialii au spus ca am fost ur
soldat neclintit. Eu o pretuiese
mai multi dec1t orr care decorate
ce am"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
PREZICERE DESPRE PRIMA
CONFERINTA PLENARA.

PARIS, 8 Martie. - Ziarul
L 'Intransigean prezicea astazi ca
prina conferinta plenara Gu de-
legatii Germani Sc va tine in Yer
sailles inainte de sfirsitul acestci
luni.
Conferinta generala va incepc
ratificarea pacii preliminare in
Is Martie, lar plenipotentiarii
Germani au sd fie chemati la Q
conferinta informatoare cam pc
la 20 Martie, dupa care timp Sc
va tine conferinta plenara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
BANI FALSI IN CIRCULATE

NEW YORK, Z Martie. - Banc-
note In valoare de zece dolari au
fost pusi in circulate de niste
falsificatori.
Bancnotele sunt in forma celor
de la Banca Federala, purtind pc
ele. pnrtretul lui 4I!aassksQa- ssalea.
de ale cunoaste este de a privi Ia
fibrele de matasa ce Sc afla i'll
bancnotele bune. In cele false a.
ceste fibre lipsesc Gu totul. DacS
primesti astfel de balrcnote 81 nu
esti sigur pc ele mai bine cere
doua de cite cinci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
B U L E T I N

WASHINGTON, s Martie. -
De la departmental statului s'a
anuntat astazi cd pretentiunile
de despagubire ce le are America
pima acum de la Germania 81 Au-
stria ating cifra de 10000, 900
de dolari. Sc zice ca mai sunt 81
alte pretentiuni de despagubire,
carl vor mari inca Gu cftva aceas-
ta suma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
P0rtiIebn|eriCej
vOr Fl hlChiSe.
STREINII Carl S'U FERIT
De LEGEA DE RECRUTA-
RE, v0R Fl DEP0RTATI.

WASHINGTON, s Martie. -
In congresul ce va urma, Sc vor
face toate sfortarile ce Sc pot fa-
ce pentru ca portile Americei
sd fie inchise pentru viitor inain-
tea imigrantilor.
Reprezentantul Albert Jonston,
din Washington, care a fost ales
de republican, ca viitor presedin-
te al comitetului de imigrare al
Dietei, a anuntat astazi ca dinsul
va reintroduce planul de lege pen
tru exchiderea I'M grarii in TARA
aceasta pc timp nehotarit.
In sesiunea trecuta Congresu-
lui, acest plan de lege, dupa ce a
fost recomandat de comitetul de
imigrare, cazut ain cauza ca nu
a fost timp de ajuhs pentru ca 81
poata Fl luat in dezbatere de Con
gres inainte de disolvarea Sd de
La sfirsitul sedintelor
Johnston de parerea ca acel
plan de lege, negresit, trebue vc-
tat in Congrcsul lrmator 81 pc
linga cele spuse in planul de mai
nainte, dinsul maj are sd puma
81 aceea ca toti ssrainii carl au
dat indarat hirtia prima ca sa fie
scapati &c isgs i .scz1sars, tire.
bue sd fie deportati. Partea acea-
sta a fost 81 in planul prim care
s fost prezentat Congresului ce
trecu, dar La intrevenirea minis
trului de externe a fost stearsa
afara. Domnul Johnston a decla-
rat astazi ca tocmai in ciuda ace
stei recomandatii a ministrului de
inferno, dinsul va merge mai de-
parte Gu planul de lege, care, a.
Wind nj vedere majoritatea repu-
Wind in vedere majoritatea repu-
blicanilor, in Congresul urmator,
are sa iasa biruitor. are So alum
ga a fl lege.
moi vom vota planul de lege"
"a zis Johston = ,,si dupa aceea
vom adauge la el amanuntele"
Johnston va avea la spatele sa-
lie sprijinul muncitorimii organi-
zate 81 influinta celor ce Sc tenn
de Bolsevism III Statele Unite.
,,Ni-s'a spus ca Bolsevismul es-
te mama padurii' ca nu exista,
insa pima cind nu avem mijloace
pentru restringerea imigrarii, moi
vom capata multime de imi-
grant, carl nu sunt de dorit, carl
nu inteleg institutiile noastre 81
- multi de aceia carl nici nu vor
sa lie inteleaga'' Asa vorbea al
Johston. Continuind, dInsul a maj
spus:
In cursul anilor ce vor urma
tara aceasta trebue sa-si indrep-
te atentiunea in acolo ca sa alb
soarba pc toti strainii ce-i are as
taxi aici, fara de a mai primi al
.(k
til noui. Sa lasam ,,melting pot
sa fearba la foe pentru un timr
81 dupa aceea sa aruncam afara
zgura care nu este de folos, ina
inte de a pune in melting pot
metalul eel nou 81 proaspat".
Representantii SABBATH 81 Siegel
din Illinois au fost contra planu.
lui de lege in Congresul ce trecu
dar dinsii Gu alti aderenti al lor
formau minoritate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
CHICAGO INTRECE PA.
RISUL IN POPULATE.

CHICAGO, Z Martie. - Stats
tica ultima a orasului Chicago "a
rata ca populatia in acel oras
trece de 100000
Daca statistica e adevarata 81
va Fl confirmata de catra biroul
satisfied federale, atunci oraSul
Chicago intrece Parisul i'll po-
pulatie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
ALIPlREA AUSTRIEI LA
GERMANIA.

BASEL, s Martie. - 0 comisiu-
ne speciala a adunarii rationale
austriacesa ratificat unanim planul
de a declara ca fosta republica aus
triaca este o parte fntregitoare a
republicei germane
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
CHESTIA ECONOMICAL 81 AR
= -M15TIT1UL GU GE7MANIA.

BERNA, 8 Martie. - o teleY
grama primita de la Berlin anun
ia ca ruptura negocierilor dintH
comisiunea economical aliata 81
cea germana nu va stinjeni lu.
crul comisiunilor de armistitiu
eari-si continua inainte GU confe.
rintele lor.
Germanii au lncetat negocierilt
GU comisiunea economical aliatd
dupa ce insistasera ca aliatii sa le
garanteze aprovizionarea Germa-
niei Gu destula hrana 1ncit sal
ajunga pima la recolta viitoare
Numai GU eonditia aceasta con
simteau sd predea flota dor co.
merciala.
Aceste comisiuni sunt Gu totul
aparte de cele de armistitiu, carr
Sc ocupa numai GU chestiunile mi
litare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10
Cairo toate sectiu1ile Ligei Nationale Romfne
din America

RUG4M LUATI La CUNOSTINT4 URMATOARELE:
In sdptdnsno face tipdri Dorea
md despre snrdte es'ee Lgei Noionale Romsne Acas
d dare de sead e tutror secunor Lgei Nationae
R0nine din america.
Zlele armdtoore trmtte tuturor dOnatOrilor la
,,FondM Bruit cuee pentru s,,nele
se este II cduatd faptu cd ovut la dispose pd
rituriIe necesore
LsgG NG3iOndM ROnsnd DIN America 81 F0ndu Brusntii
trebuec sprnie orr coe orr prej, prin ele
ardtdm 0redniciG 81 dragosteo de
IN 0oceriIe ,Lge NGti0noe odresoti CT
0fcWlui L0e 917 American Trust Buslng Cle-
iceland, O. In afdcerse siarel0y scrieti Lgei
d DiplomeIe celor donat ,,LigeTs peste
dolar tipdresc fl triise in cMnd
tiNnilor.
Ctnd trigHtefs bon, ardati dn.u docd pen
rn Lg0 Ndtiond orr pentrW ,Fondul Biruintif Ahc1m,
prOduceti sncurcdturi
I CIeueIGnd, O., Martie 1919
loan N. SUFANA IULIUS y. Y. IOANOVICI,
vcepres6dinte. secret0r fnancior.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
CIRCUIT COURT
ALONG
FIRST BATCH OF INDICTMENTS
BROUGHT IN SATURDAY
MORNING
GRAU GETS TEN YEARS IN PEN
}. B. Pettus Indicted For WiIful MUIR
der of DR.. J. S. May,
Colored.
cRAU GETS TEN YEARS IN PEN

The grand jury brought in five in
dictments in Jail cases Saturday.
Ernest Martin is indicted for ma
licious shooting. He is alleged to
have shot and wounded A. J. Adams,
proprietor of Adams Store, a few
weeks ago.
J. B. Pettus, colored, is charged
with wilful murder in the killing of
DIR. ]. S. May, colored, in this city.
W. R. Taylor, T. E. Dougherty
and Monroe Anderson, of Pembroke,
are indicted for "confederating, con-
spring and banding together to in
timidate, alarm, disturb and injure
another" Charles Beasley and James
Clements, both negroes, being their
alleged victims. Roy johnson, who
was arrested when the charge was
first brought against these parties,
was not indicted.
j. M. Cansler is indicted for firing
a deadly weapon upon the public
highway.
George Richardson is indicted fol
housebreaking, it being alleged that
he broke into a soft drink establish
ment on East Seventh Street.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
PHONE STRIKE
AUTHORIZED
Operators, Maintenance, COnstrue-
ton and Repairmen viii Walk
Out On Monday.
10000 WORKERS ARE INVOLVED
Western Union Telegraph Conpany
is Dischargins Union Operators
In Some Cities. D.
10000 WORKERS ARE INVOLVED

Chicago, June "a nationwide
strike of telephone operators and
maintenance, construction and repair
men was called today, effective Mon
day morning. It was announced the
orders were received from the in
ternational headquarters at Spring
field, III.
The strike was precipitated by the
strike of the Commercial Telegraph
ers' Union of America, called for
Wednesday, it was stated. The tele-
phone employees demands are similar
to those of the telegraphers-recOg-
nition of the union, the right to bar
gain collectively and abandonment of
discrimination in discharging union
men.
The strike was organized by
national referendum of electrical
workers, completed May II, which
it was stated union members voted
about II to l in favor of striking.
What he termed the first break
in the united front presented by the
operating companies came tonight
when the Federal Telegraph company
which operates a combination of land
lines and wireless along the Pacific
coast, received an operators commit
tee and signed a schedule meeting
the employees demand, S. J. Konen-
kamp, international president of the
Commercial Telepraphers' Union of
America, declared in a statement is
sued.
Plans are completed, Mr.. Konen--
kamp said, for the strike, which will
involve 10000 telegraph and tele-
phone operators He said he aban-
doned hope for a peaceful SETTLE
ment before he left Washington last
week.
Discharges of union operators by
the Western Union continued today,
Mr.. KOnenkamp said, with seventy
persons being discharged at Dallas,
Little Rock, Denver, Portland, Ore.
and Los Angeles.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
TREATY COPY
IS IN SENATE
RECORD NOW
DOCUMENT FURNISHED BY CHI.
cAco NEwsPAPERMAN is
PRESENTED
THE LEAK PROBE IS STARTED
Prs.idsn. wilson. Gable Approving
Investigation and Refusing
Treaty Text Received
THE LEAK PROBE IS STARTED

Washington, June 9.-Out of a
whirlwiDd of developments, the SEN
ate today got a copy Of the peace
treaty and after a five-hour fight
ordered it printed in the public rec
ord.
At the same time it got under way
the investigation Of how copies have
reached private hands in New York
by summoning to testify half doz-
en- of the country's leading fnan-
ciers.
The copy which went into the rec
ord was brought to this country by
a newspaper man and was presented
by Senator Borah, republican of Ida
no, just after the reading of tele-
gram from President Wilson saying
he could not without breaking faith
send the Senate the text of the
treaty.
The effect of the days history
making developments was to clean
the air on the much debated subject
Of publicity for the treaty text, to
widen tie breach between the presi.
dent and the senate majority, and to
forecast senatorial turn for the in
quiry into the manner by which cop
les of the document have become
available to unauthorized persons.
Answering charges that the copy
of the treaty presented by him in
the senate might not be authentic,
Senator Borah declared he could fur
nish convincing proof by reading it.
He started reading the preamble of
the long document at p. m. He
said the copy was supplied by Frazier
Hunt, Chicago Tribune correspon-
dent.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
FERRELL BOYS REUNION
TO BE HELD AUG. IA AND IS

Invitations have been issued to the
third reunion of FerrelPs Boys, which
will be held in this city August IA
and Is. The place of the reunion
has not yet been selected 1t may be
at Lake Tandy again or at Campbell's
Cave. About 400 invitations-all
whose addresses are knOwn-have
been mailed with return cards. 1t
is hoped to have the biggest reunion
ever held.
The following Boys are known to
have served in the army or navy
during the war period;
Gen. Logan Feland.
Capt Rodman Meacham.
Capt. j. E. Crider
Lieut.. Henry D. Wallace, died
October 1918.
Lieut.. Lawson B. Flack, died 1917.
E. L Cary, navy.
Thos. P. Goldthwaite.
Bowling S. Wood.
There are perhaps others.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
LADY
PASSES AWAY.
Mrs. S. W. Hadden Dies at Her Home
On South Virginia Street Ear
ly Sunday Night.

Mrs. Adlicia H. Hadden was sum-
moned by death early Sunday night,
at her home on South Virginia St.
Her death was caused by organic
heart trouble, but tuberculosis, of
which she had been a sufferer for a
long time, was indirectly responsible.
Although she had been in failing
health for some time and her condi-
ton was regarded as critical, her
death came as a shock to many
friends.
Mrs. Hadden was 68 years of age
and native of Logan county, where
she spent her childhood days. The
family had lived in Hopkinsville for
many years and her lovable and kind
ly nature had won for her many
friends who sincerely mourn her
loss. She was life long member of
the Methodist church.
She is survived by her husband, S.
w. Hadden, and three children, Har-
dy Hadden, of Memphis; Mrs. Jen-
nings, of Logan county, and Mrs.
John P. Prowse, Jr., of albuquerque
New Mexico, and by two brothers:
Funeral services conducted by
Rev. B. M. Currie were held yester-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home. Interment was at Riverside
cemetery.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
RESOLUTION
REPLIED TO
Both Senators and Congressman
Kincheloe Reply to Church
Request.

In reply to the resolution adopted
by the First Baptist church, of Hop
kinsville, protesting against any
change in the war time prohibition
measure, letters have been received
from Senators Beekham and Stanley
and Representative Kincheloe. Sem
atOr Beckham promises to aid in ev-
cry possible way to bring about the
complete establishment of prohibi-
tiOn; Mr.. Kincheloe gives it as his
opinion that there is not probabil-
ity for the ban being removed; and
Senator Stanley says he win give
most careful consideration to the
church's suggestion.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
Grau Gets Ten Years.

The jury in the case of Claude
Grau charged with the murder of
Drew Ross Of Stewart County, Tenn,
on the night of December 3, 1917,
returned a verdict of manslaughteI
Saturday and fixed punishment at
ten years in the penitentiary. This
was one of the most important cases
at this term of court, Oscar and
Mamie Cooley, at whose house Ross
is alleged to have been shot, are al
so indicted on a charge of murder
and are yet to be tried.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
BUILDING TO
BEGIN SOON
Big Operations Are About to Open
Up In The Construction Line.

In spite of the cost of building be-
ing higher than for many years, Hop
kinsville is on the eve of some big
building operations. In addition to
a $4,000 dormitory for Bethel Wo-
mans College, plans for which are
being drawn, big mercantile house
is being planned that will be one of
the city's finest business houses. Sew
eral fine residences are to go up dur
ing the summer and builders general
ly are already as busy as bees and
have more than they can do.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11

The case against Oscar and Nam
lie Cooley, indicted with Claude Grau
as accessory to the murder of Drew
Ross, was entered into yesterday
and the case pushed so rap
idly that by three o'clock Mamie
Cooley was on the stand. She said
he husband Osvar Cooley fired the
shot that killed Ross, while she was
trying to prevent him from doing it,
The trial will be concluded today.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
THE FORMAL
OPENING
OF New Headquarters of H. B. M
A. June 10. Liberty Bond win
Be Given Away.

The Hopkinsville Business Mems
Association viii have their formal
opening Of their new quarters in the
Pehnyroyal building Friday evening,
June 13.
Every business and professional
nan in Hopkinsville and Christian
county is invited
= = Secretary Dalton has set the time
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11

from eight til morning, Let every.
body come early and stay late.
The Old Fddlers of Hopkinsville
and Christian county in addition to
a male quartette will furnish music
for the evening.
There will be good cigars, flowers
and refreshments.
Every man present will receive a
ticket emitting him to a chance at
the baby Liberty bond to be given
away. Full program will be an
nounced later.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11
AT BINN'S MILL.

ChaperOned by Mrs. Preston Thorn
as, Miss Grace Davis, Elizabeth
Gaines, Florence Bassett, Barbara
Griffith, Elizabeth Davis, Elizabeth
Cooper; Joe Perkins, George Mercy
nolds, Prentice Thomas, Walker Gar
rott, Oscar Radford, Joe Altsheler
Henry Alternately, Robert Woodland
are spending the week at Binn's
Mill.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11

England and italy are both pre-
pairing to put heavy tax on bache-
lors. There is a big excess of mar
riageable girls and women and Eu-
'ropean governments believe the time
has come for every man to do his
duty by marrying one Of them.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11


The Green River Distilling Co. has
fled suits aggregating $2,26O,68S.S7.
against 6S fire insurance companies.
Joseph Altsheler, an editor and
author Of marked ability, who was
native ar Hart county, KY, and
q member of the Courier-Journal
staf several years ago, is dead IN
New York, aged 81. He had been
on the New York World for about
Is years, but had found time to
write many books which found pop
ular sale. Altsheler's editorials were
among the best the Courier-Journal
ever printed. He was brother Of
Henry Altsheler Of this county.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11

Lady Phyllis King, daughter Of the
earl of Lovelace, and one of the most
beautiful unmarried princesses In the
British empire. Latest photograph to
reach this country.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11

Rev. e. e. Smith, pastor Of the
Fourth Street Presbyterian church
in Owensboro, is preaching a series
Of four-minute sermons. The other
preachers will have to look to their
laurels to prevent stampede to Bro.
Smith.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-06-11

The German Peace Treaty Text
was put into type within two hours
after the Senate ordered the stolen
copy printed. Forty-eight linotypes
handled the article of 100000 words
in record time, and $4,000 copies
we1s printed in few hours.