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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Spocial CORES rondcrcr Of Every Fvcnins
Georgetown Dcc 15 Members of
the Georgetown hra school gave dance,
Thursday night il the Peoples Theatre
The proceeds viii ~ y the Athletic
Association
Horace short 4 we'll known farmer q
Georgetown district severely cat his
foot vIth an Al. Thursday, Vhiie chopplng
wood Dr ios sph =. Naplcs. Jr.,
drcSSo, THE injury
Ii. L Tucker. 4 farmer residing be
tween RrtdgavIlIc and Greenwood, but
cherc,i 4 hog which tipped the beam n 617
pounds The nt>t largest reported N
Sussex county is one killed by Willard
$ f.lingsvorth of ncar Milton. which
weighed SIS pounds
several c.,st~ of scarlet fever have
broken oft ii the rural sections around
Greenwood according ta reports reaching
here Three and FOUR eases III . family
are reported.
In order to bc in readiness IN case m
epidemic of some contagious disease
should break ou; Mayer G Iauk. oi
Milton. has rrorgauzei the Board Of
Health selertlng the following u act
Or Robert ~ Hopkins Walter ".
Crouch and himself
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NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Tower Man Makes a Successful
Test in Growing Mississippi
Cotton on Delaware
Soil
TO START SHIRT FACTORY
Victim of Western Blizzard. Who
Lost Both Feet, Writes Cheer
fully TO His Friends
at Home
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special CORES pondencc Of Every Evening
Dover. Dec. Is The report OF the
unfortunate PROSTITUTION mishap of George
VI PARIS a Dover boy. which occurred
near Winslow. Arzona, last week, caus-
Ing hlm 10 lose both feet, came rs great
shock 10 friends in Dover. where Farms
was born and lived the greater part OF his
lifc
Vcrification Of the report OF the un-
fortunate affair came IN letter to ms
SISTER. Mrs r. ] Ferguson of this town,
Yesterday. written by PARIS. who Is IN
q hospital IN Los Angeles, telling OF the
amputation Of his feet, tut saving that
ms hands, which also were badly frozen,
were saved PARIS also sent post cards
to several friends III Dover.
His sister Mrs Ferguson, has been
notified that the best nf care IS being
taken oi her brother by Tho du Pont people
and that his condition vii be made known
to the family from tune to tImc.
Young ParrIs IS son of the iatc George
v Parr.s. for many wears one of Dover 5
most prominent citizens BcS'des ms
sister N Dover. hc has SISTER N Phila-
dclphia Mrs llaag
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DELAW ARE CITY.

81 ,cial Correspondence Or Every Evening
Delaware City. Doe Is Thomas
O'NciIl. aged ST wears. dicd at his homo
an Clinton street. Yesterday 1T noon. after
! LONG illness. Mrs O'Nrill died about
tvo wears ago Funeral services will he
Held Monday morning At 10 o'clock in
tho Catholic Church lntcrmcnt III the
Catholic cemetery
Mis- Florence Hall and Mrs. William
Il. Jester were visitors IN Philadeiphla
yesterday
Thursday night the residence q hoWas
" Nhitcmap, corner Clinton and ftth
streets. was entered hN thieves VITO
secured about IS IN money and several
small articles Fntrance Was made through
4 window ut the back of the house
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. Dec. I3.-The Young Peoples
Branch of the w. G.. r. u. was enter
tanned last evening, at the home of Miss
Ethel Elliott.
Harvey w Knowles, who recently took
a Civil Service examination, has been
appointed a clerk in the local postoftice.
Police Chief and Mrs. Garland ID.
Bloodsworth are the proud parents of n
son, who was born ct their home on Front
street. Thursday night.
The Ladies Aid Society of Centenary
NJ. f. Church held an oyster and ham
supper, Thursday night, which was
highly enjoyed
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PICTURE SHOWS AT CHURCH.

SPECIAL CORE, pondcure - fvo-y Fv,nIue
Newport Dee l5 Iir coIne. 81
Ncupor' N Church II tu'cg,
pAst8f rs, voted ua4uriaa- approval
q the pastor, proposed ta elc picture
exhibition, - Tie services ou SUNDAY
,verlnC~ In,.S, r.etHft- viii show I'll.
VARIETY II worA that both mem aud
women may ,ucsce M Itt tr.f .Nh,trt
vii l., Christmas sunday DcccIuber :
o. so y n vhIcA vii II scenes u tht
Panama euaI
The couacl. also approved tie proposed
community centre huldrng With s hbratN
reading rooms caue> ganc> and gym
na,Ium would - ~ The youug Tolls ot
Newport
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NEWs OF NEMPoRT

~p,e1al Cor~e>p >pondcuce - Eyers hstnnc
Newport Dee r. IA. thus,usa-
entertainment .; the Newport Pubic
Nchoo vii ~ held Tuesday afternoon
Deccmbcr -
Mr. Patton ana daughter Margaret.
oi Chester ~ ~ VISITING Nj and Mr
Sra-borougt
The IN Z iuh 81 \cvporr vii give >
masque dance ia the Ns>orc Temple
Christmsl- ulcht
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SCHOOL IN GOOD SHAPE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scaford, dec II Assistant Commis-
sioncr Of Education. Shilling visited the
Scaford high school, this week. lie was
Interested to note the improvement in the
physical condition of the rooms, made
possible hy the installation Of tho now
adjustable single desks and the slate
hlackboards
MIR Shilling commented iavorahly
on sanitary conditions, made possible ~
the supervision If full l-tmc jamtoT
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HEARD MISSIONARY TAIN
sporial correspondents, o. I,ors Fv,nln

SPECIAL Correspondence of I,crl Evening
Newport, Dec l3 parior meeting
Uas held a. the home 1t Mn fiarmrr
Rllc 1hEr~day afternoon Ms iarA
Belle smith r,tarrrl rislaua,N from
CHINA. gave q very interesting t7lA on her
WarI ~ht f7a with hrr i number 81
gilfs wht.h l..I bcrn gwen ac- hv the
Chinese Women and girls laachroa "A>
served
Mis-, ~m-h Ms ~caaalra'c III Mrs
Rlle : 5, th. Wilmington Hugh school.
and Las l,ccn q n.sslouary q haa t"r
the past five Ncar>
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ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

special CORES pondencc 81 Every Eycnnr
Laurel. Dec i3 Miss Louise Elliott
entertained fuepj> at ler home on Sixth
street. Ia-t evening After an enjoyable
tiuo had been spent a delightful coils
ton was served by the hostess
Those present were. Misses Nary
Na-yll Margaret Melvin Anna Aiaeyil.
fltlabctL Melvin Rcha Prcttyman Doris
Icca,,., Mildred Iieg- Victor Dekevcrc.
mos }anaut. fame, Phillips Jr.. Iarl
johnson Merrill Knight Burton Hurley
and Howard Griffith d Scaford Joseph
Culver and Lewis france Of Deluar
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RricAInAers Union EIects.

Officers as follows have been elected by
Brieklavers tmon W
President ] Winfield Scott, wee
president Charles Singles, recording
secretary " Gallagher financial secretary
and business agent George Sauter.
trustees. l4eau4rd Hatfield. leseph White
man and Harry Nantar arbitration board
Daniel NcNe1 v Gallagher and Ward
Johnson .arge9ut-at- arms. Leonard Hat
tleld NeW Jersey state Conference dele
eat $ ! Winfield Scott George Sauter
.rd N.Ll yNIn.An
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CHICKEN THIEVES At WORK.
- oorrcsnondcncc Ii - E,cnLnc

~rcrial Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford. Dec l3 Chicken tIucv, 4
have commenced their regular winter
tradc 81 making visits q hcnncri,s and
poultry yards Ihcy entered tic coon of
William II Noars ani cot apAv with
25 cr.j laying hens valCtd ~ about s.
each
These thieves drive oycr the country
districts III thc day J,1lc and ~, how far
Tho cinckrus roa>t from the farm houses
ana vhcn night com,S th,v run their
automobile into ancarhy woods gotathc
irn an3 steal thc entire crop They takc
them \, rho woods p4ck thonI ana the nest
Gat ship them ta c.ty markets
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ENTERTAINED FOR BRIDES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford. Dec. t3.--A few afternoons ago
Mrs Henry H. Price entertained at the
home Of her father, James +. Anderson,
North Walnut street, at bridge IN honor
Of Milfords young brides, Mrs Anabcl
W Morris and Mrs. John J. Hanley.
The guests were Mrs. George $. Grier,
Mrs. G. d. Holzmueler, Mrs. George
Macklin. Mrs &, Marshall Townsend.
Miss Elizabeth Naule Carlisle Miss Sara
Davis, Miss Elizabeth Aldred, Mrs.
Anabel W Morris. Mrs. John ]. IIanley,
Miss Mildred Truitt, Miss Edith Simpson.
Miss Mary Smith, Mrs William Riggs,
Miss Nan Deputy and Mrs Lee Hirsch.
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COTTON GROWN n DOVER.

Special Correspondence of livery Evening
Dover Dec - That cotton may be-
come one of Delaware S products III the
near iutCre j. manifested by the fact that
S41n..cl n arrcn Hail son Of the late
samuel " Hall 81 tins town has success
faIlv harvested a crop of Jackson. Miss
cotton from a lor adjoining his north
State street residence
Air LaH merely tried the cotton-raIS-
ing rs IN experiment and was surprised
also rnuch grailhed III bong able to bring
his experiment t0 q successful end
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VICTOR 60. BUYS PLANT SITE.
Taking Machine Concern Purchase.
Tract Nea- Folsom Pa.

Chester. Pa. Dec - The Victor
Talking Machine Company. it vas re-
ported last night, has purchased 30 acres
of land II the immediate vicinity Of the
Rapid Transit power house at Folsom,
for q large factory The land IS sit
liated directly on the trolley line and the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad The new
plant is declared 10 be a million dollar
enterprise The Camden factory IS over
taxed and the company is crampcd for
room Many houses arc to bc erected
IN connection with the proposed plant
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
special Correspondence u Ever, Evening

special Cor-os ponaUnCr uf ENtrH tNeiing
Milford pcc Is Mrs Margaret
Matthews sli hcr hous and III ii Elton
dalcta Mrs Harry Rodgers IF Greenwood.
O-I private terms
Ca.n NanhurbaIow sald h,s resldercc
II " araala to 4 + Iahr@on Sd private
terms
Koherr Roe has bought tho }anhurh-
allow ~tsr, property ia Magnolia from
Cal"h NanaurkaInw On private terms
Iugeur Il Farrow bought the dwelling
II Wht Joseph in Front street Milford
On private terms
lt LUIS Nalll dwelling and l8t
Fourth street. Milford has heen s Ii ID
john II Lank price not stated
The l50-acro iru.t and truck farm ii
Bcn.amn Draper near Vernon has been
~oid IL Frank Cooper of Denton Md
for 5000
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MENTIoNEp FoR GovERNoR

SPECIAL CORES poadcucs ~ Every Eve1ing
Gieorgctovu I)ce I3 Politicians IN
some sections 81 Delaware .rc booming
Andrew J Lynch vel known GceIp-
town lawyer and caarmar II the DE- mo-
cratic Central CouWlftee .. SUSSEX
county for H. guberuatoT.a noulua-
tlou
Mr Lynch s popular with the nas>e.
o. the voters AIany brleNr hc could
obtain the caucus nomination
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PASTOR INVITED TO REMAIN

rislCorrespondeuce of kv,ry Evening
GEORGETOWN Dec III Rev ~ewcll
Norrls Pnchard. pastor II Nc>.ey Metho-
dist Episcopal Church North Race
street thl- clty has hccn unanimously
invited by the Official board to return as
pastor for the third vc;r
A few months ago th, degree II Doctor
Of DIVINITY was conferred ~ hlm BY
Washington Coiicge 1f CAestcrtowL Ma
WITHIN tho past fifteen or twenty wears
b. h,., filed several charge, ii Maryland
where he Is a. widely known a- Ii Dcla-
ware
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SEAFORD THRIFT ESSAYS.
Special Correspondence Of Every EvenIns

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scaford. Dec. 10 Thrift essays were
sent to Wilmington War Loan Association,
this week The seven best were chosen
from each class, grades five to twelve,
inclusive
The subject was ably discussed by n
number of the boys and girls, many Of
them studying the problem carefully
before writing
The teachers are well satisfied with
results obtained IN this Campalgn.
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TAKING IN NEW MEMBERS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Dec. l3 Philodcmic Lodge
No :. l. .. O. f.. initiated i've candidates
Thursday evening making total Of -
IN t00 weeks
There are more candidates 10 - Initiat-
e,l AZ next week meeting
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TO START SHIRT FAC TORY.

special Correspondence of Etery Evening
fIC0TgctoWn Doe l3 RpnibTO
Brothers of Baltimore have established
a branch shirt factor5 hcrt and next week
Il is planned IL pul i n operation
Quarters have bcen secured IN The
Thoroughbred 4 Illlyari building. Mar
let street formerly used a. an opera
house and about fifty operators vii BE-
enpioNcd
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TIE FOR FOOTBALL HONORS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scaford, Dec l3 The local boys are
through with football for this season
They succeeded in scoring lis points TO
20 points by their opponents
Their percentage stands nj 750, and
they tic for county honors with George
town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
CHESTER sHlPYARDs RUSHED.
Two Plants VIII Launch -Four More
Vessels This Tear.

Chester. pa. Dee fZ This citvs
vo ship fabrication plants are putting
craft over II one-two-thrce fashion. Both
the SIM and Merchants plants are wind
in ~ the year with q graalistand finish.
IN December =. the William Henry
Webb. carzo carrier, WiIl re launched at
fe Mercnant vard on December ~.
the cargo carrier y = ~ummerieaf viii
make her maiden dip al lie same yard
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GOVERNOR RETURNS.

SPECIAL Corres spOndcncc ~ Every Evening
Dover Doe ~ Governor Townsend
wa, az the State House yesterday, he
having Just arrived from western busi-
ncss trip.
On hlS return the governor stopped al
Louisville rs where Lc attended the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13

meeting of the National Association of
State Highway officials, and was called
upon for speech 70 which he responded.
Chief Engineer Upham also attended thus
convention
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AGED woMAN'S SERIOUS FALL.

special CORES srondcnce ~ Every Evening
Milford. Dcc l3 4 few DAYS ago rs
Mrs lIvdron. An aged lady. mother Of
Protrss 1r Hviron II trcdcrica high
school. was asccnd4n the stars from the
second floor of hcr homo, ~hc became
dizzy and icll, fracturiuG the upper part o(
hcr right arm )r lIoCv attended her
Mrs liydron IS ! > Years ~ ago but il IS
thought that she vii hc about in 4 short
tmc il no complications set IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13

Baskets of provisions will DC sent to the
needy and unfortunate in the community.
The affair will close with addresses bs
leading citizens.
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ttfse I-a,..a.,,,.l Church como

At tie Iuualarl Church tomorrow, 1t.
tie morning r.4ce instead II A ern7n
Reynolds Driver Brown 4 WnIl known
Philadelphia business fuln NFtll deliver an
address
II Tire Baptist Church on sunday Rev
George Street WIl nave charge of the
regular services The subject Il the
morning service viii he CHAINS The
evening theme VIII bc fools Miss
BlIcc ~lbies WIl sing vocal solo
Word has heeu received here o5 inc
marriage oa ~atarGa. If Mss Louise
AIe6.aiat III Cambridge Md. and George
Birmingham q this ests. but au~ residing
III Wilmington dr Birmingham was
formerly empIased ay JaInes i. Chal-
lengtr
1lr@. Susan Iaatne. formerly i this
city hat usH d Parss5tirg IS visiting 81
the home ii her daughter. Mrs L.t"ard
1sehhartf
NJ aai Ms Frank }icCla~sey aho
resIdeaG FaarsA street are receiving con-
gr.4tt. t5Ilfa@ taaa 81 birth ef 4 daughter
Mrs Alel .1Ske1 Stj be remembered as
Nliss Mary kluemeyer
Frank Grant # " slIulng1on spent
YESTERDAY III his clty visiting friends
several grocers ii tbs city have re-
ceved IA aIlutunenf u ne LOUISIANA
Sggr winch Il retail tor - cents.
The lnmaaieI basketball team viii
Tas Penl.I)el af Wilmington THIS evening
Ierts Christmas plaats. and decara-
ung plants faf sale L. K Thomas
Ne0 Castle Del Adv.
Sc BrllgeSater for Jeweirv Ndv
For Nna,. baton Crane PikeS finest
Stationery, Waterman ldeal fountain
pens eYtr-stasp pencils +. Challenger K
Son. Prescription Pharmacists Adv
Ter sale Brieh house. III East
Second street located on lot N2Nl5o. 9
rooms ea8 bath. reception hail. open starr
WaV. dot water hes. electric aud gas.
outbul.iae on lo, 2oNt0 suitable for
garage workshop or chicken house Nll
sacrifice for Quck s.de Possession st
once Amply on promises ADV
Saatn>et and " mtnaa delicious
chocolates T. Challenger K Son. Pre-
serlption Pharmacists ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13

The ~,lnmerleaf urii make -ae -wafft
ship put over ny The Merchants an
fhi1 wear
lie sun plant aas SILT iJecomner
the late for NE .aunchlag ni ae .rr
carrier Il tonshOnocken md rls w
followed Nv ae freigh-er Dltrrt II CHI
lumbia on December .L.S Ar
record for the sun wll be p vessels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13

" nat wonderful enthusiasm ler
is over welfare work But wl!l gerC
lie enough poor people - 20 around
IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13

You try an Every Evening want ady
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-04
CAMPAIGN CHAIRMANS
CONTRIBUTION 5000, 900

j. H. Anderson, of Knoxville,
Tenn, chairman of the commission
that is directing the Baptist rs Mil
lion Campaign, has made a contri-
button of 100000 to the campaign
and at the same time gave $4,000
for the erection of a new church in
his home city. Of his gift to the
campaign $4,000 will go to Carson
Newman College at Jefferson City,
while the remaining $150,00O will
be apportioned among the several in
terests of the denomination fostered
by the campaign.
Mr.. Anderson is president of the
Baptist State Convention of Tonnes
see as well as chairman of the Lay
mems Missionary Movement. in his
State. He is the second Tennessee
layman to give 100000 to the cam
paign, the first being A. E. Jennings,
of Memphis.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-04
cRAWLEY-cA CAMPBELL
SALES IN. DETAIL

! Following is a report Of the auc
ton sale Of real estate held Thurs
day by the Crawley- Campbell Auc
ton Company, and the sale Of liv'
stock held Friday at the fair grounds
by the same company:
The Nourse farm, belonging to
Spicer & Hall, was sold in lots al
follows:
40 acres, at $110, to r. L.
Vaughn; % acres at 500, to R. L,
Vaughn.
AZ acres at $S5, to R. X. McCrae.
4S acres at $3.50 at R. X. Me-
Craze.
The Logan Nourse place, of 1913
acres, sold as a whole to John Sites
at Sill per acre.
The town property was sold in
the afternoon as follows:
The Hill House property, on 9th
street between the Westminster
church and Melton Ellis garage, on
which two residences now stand, was
bid in by j. j. Garrett for $4,000.
The residence on Ninth and Water
was bought by Sam Gilkey for
$500.
The Alumnae avenue residence
was bought by D. B. Bostick for
ST. $50.
The Jessup avenue property was
bought by C, R. Bouldin for $3,775.
The South Main street cottage,
near Alumnae avenue, was bought
~ Ben Moore for $4,400.
The new residence on South Vir-
yinia, near Eighteenth, was bought
~ N. B. Newton for $4,000.
Owen place on N Main was bought
~ Lawson Handy for $3,4OO. Il
The Metcalfe property just out
ide of town on North Main, was !
fought by Mack Radford for $500. i
The lot in South Virginia street a
edition was bought by j. j. Gar ]
oft for $1,000. b
The cattle sale Friday was attend il
by large crowd and everything o
old high. There were several hun e
red head of sheep, cattle and hogs, b
nd the total ofthe sale ran to about c,
10000. A buyer from New Har-
lany, Ind, declared the prices were il
least two cents above the market
nd he didn't buy anything. A
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-04
Glad Tidinqs.

Mrs. Henpeck-"If you marry
Dick you need never expect me to
come to see you"
Daughter-"Just say that into the
gramaphone, won't you, please?"
Mrs, Henpeck-"What for?"
Daughter-"I want to give the
record to Dick as a wedding pres
ent. "-Tit-Bits..
Hope Springs Eternal.
Ted-"You can't make some fell
lows believe that the best thing to
do is to succumb to the inevitable.
Ned-"That's right. Wrounder
still carries his corkscrew, and Old
Soak has just invested in copy of
The Bartenders Guide"
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-04
AMENDMENTS ARE TO
BE VOTED UPON

Frankfort, KY, Sept. Ballots
in the November election will ask
the voters two questions as to wheth
er he is in favor of the constitution
al amendments.
Constitutional amendment No. 1,
on which the voter will express him
self, reads: "Are you in favor of
the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of Kentucky, which pro
vides that the General Assembly
may, in addition to the Indictment
or prosecution now provided, by
general law provide other manner,
method or mode for the vacation of
Office, or the removal from Office of
any sheriff, jailer, constable or other
peace officer for neglect of duty, and
may provide the method, manner or
mode or reinstatement of such Off
cers?"
Constitutional amendment No. 81
asks: "Are you in favor of the pro
posed Constitutional Amendment to
the Constitution Of Kentucky, which
proposed amendment will prohibit,
after June 80, 1920, the manufac-
ture, sale or transportation of spir-
ituous, vinous, malt or other intoxi-
eating liquors, except for sacremen-
tai, medicinal, scientific or mechani-
cal purposes, in the Commonwealth
of Kentucky, and directing and en-
the General Assembly, by
appropriate legislation, to enforce
said prohibition"
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-04
KERNELS

Birds of prey are not endowed
with the gift of song.
The hand of a normal sized hum
an being contains $4,000 pores.
London gets a shower of SCOT to
the extend of Az pounds an acre
every day.
kissing either wife or child was
punishable offense in England to
the Seventeenth century.
The Pope's daily average of let
tiers is $4,000, and these are dealt
with by twenty-five secretaries.
Though the lift doors of an Hi
nois factory weigh more than a ton,
they are well balanced and are OPP
Grated by hand chain at one side.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-04
JUDGES IN PARTISAN POLITICS

The Republican State Platform
declares for taking the judges out of
politics. At the same time its con-
ventiOn at Lexington was notable for
the participation of Republican
Judges. At Lexington again Satur-
day night Judge Charles Kerr, a
partisan Republican elected on a
bipartisan appeal as Circuit Judge
in the Fayette county district, made
a partisan speech, introducing Ed
Morrow, in which, with the superior
craftsmanship that now marks most
Republicans in public he, he referr-
ed CONTEMPORARY to the League of
Nations as "the League of Hallu-
cinations." Democrats in Lexing-
ton who were deluded into voting
for Judge Kerr now realize the
foolishness of looking in the Repub-
ican party for anything non-parti-
san. at just amt in EN-" Ollie
James used to say, and he knew the
Republican critter about as we'll as
anybody in Kentucky. Their non
partisan judges are about the most
active partisans in the Hert-Ballard-
Wallace political aggregation. DEM
ocrats of Lexington should make a
note of Judge Kerr's remarks at the
Morrow meeting for future refer
ence.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-04
Longest System of Private Wires
-. Put In By Logan & Bryan

Chicago, nl.-A coast to coast
system Of private wires, with 10000
miles extending from the Atlantic
to the Pacific and from the leading
Canadian cities to the Gulf of Mexi-
co, has been put in by Logan & Bry-
an. This gives them the longest
private wire sytem in the world.
They have taken FIVE rooms in the
Board of Trade building, and fitted
it up so that seventy-fve wires
and fifty operators are employed.
The room is fitted out with black
boards the full length of the place
in plain view of all the telegraph
operators. Stocks, bonds, grains
etc., are here listed and flashes can
be sent to Offices in all parts of the
country giving the latest quotations
Logan & Bryan are represented
in Hopkinsville by Whitfield Bros.