The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-04
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D'Annunizio's earrings on justify
US in calling him Duncey for short.
Finis Rogers, the sole survivor of
tbe auto accident at Princeton, was
stll alive at last accounts.
psas
AT Pikeville today, Senator Stan
ley viii make a few desultory re-
marks about one Edward Morrow
Jewish merchants will all close
their stores today on account Of
their religious holiday known as the
Day of Atonement.
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The best thing for the returned
neknR soldiers to do is TO forget
sohS things they learned IN France.
In many respectes there is "a differ
ence between the two countries.
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Up to a late. hour last night, no
paragrapher had referred to the Ard
more, Oklahoma, egg barrage laid
down on the Reed platform, as an
eggsagerated report of a trivial in
cident. ''v
n If the "union organizer" who gave
girls physical examinations in Evans
vile, found it necessary to do further
than watch them son the street, the
Evansville girls must not dress in
style
At the Evansville Centennial Oct.
IA, Lieut. Locklear will climb from
ohe airplane into another and per-
form on trapeze under one of
them.
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On the heels of the news that DR..
Grayson has called in four other
doctors. in the Presidents case
comes the concluding sentence that
Much concern is expressed
a%EV
The conservation and thrift cam
paigns during the war do not seem
to have left a beneficial impression
on the Oklahoma people, who show
cred Senator Reed With eggs worth
,62 cents a doxen--if they were still
M )srketable eggs.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth,
of Belgium, arrived in New York
Thursday and were welcomed by
Vice President Marshall. They are
the most popular sOvereigns in Eu-
rope. The King endeared himself
to his country by his heroisnn in the
field throughout the war.
cess
The President does not know just
how sick President Wilson is, but
there is feeling Of growing uneasi-
ness throughout the country. Even
his enemies and critics appear to
realize that they may have to an
swer to the nation for worrying him
to death.
Gov. Black and Frank Daugher-
ty speak at Bardstown today and the
Governor at Taylorsville at night
Mat Cohen twice in Graves county,
w. H. Shanks at Burgin, L. E. Fos-
ter at Morganfeld and Sturgis, SEN
ator Stanley at Pikeville, ]. w. New
man at Lancaster, E. H. Puryear at
Princeton, John C. Duffy at Murray,
Frank N. Burns and Henry Turner
at Glasgow. Monday will be reg
ular field day, with speaking in as
cities by as many different orators.
A man IN Evansville named Theo-
dore Endeward, a business lagent of
the Retail Clerks Union, was sent
out to Organize" the girls who ap-
Piled and required them to submit
to physical examinations on the pre-
text that it was a preliminary medi-
cal examination. In city court he
admitted that ne had no legal reas-
or whatever for his action. On near
inA this the girls started to crying
because they had been duped. Seven
were called and were in court when
fine ofss5 was imposed on the or
ganizer and the union, following the
disclosure, took steps to fire him. The
girls said the examinations were
made before their parents and they
believed it to be perfectly legitimate.
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