The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-17
Small Doses

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David Tod, Ohio multi-millionaire,
died at Youngstown, Ohio, Wednes-
day.
Representative John L. Burnett, Of
Alabama, who died the other day,
was the smallest man in Congress.
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Louisville is about to inaugurate a
wholesale war on cats and put the
nay ones in condition not to
ebme back.
Miss Ruth Beach has sued Ralph
Hume for $4,000 at Covington, for
failing to keep his promise to marry
her May 8.
France has at last recognized the
Mexican Minister, Alberto ]. PAM.
but Old Whiskers hasn't recognized
the League.
Kalnan Ivancis, Hungarian sol
diss It Camp Taylor, has American
izede by having the court change his
name to Coleman Iyer.
DR.. J. B. Gambrell, of Ft Worth,
Tex, was unanimously reelected
President of the Southern Baptist
Convention at Atlantic.
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The Huns swearing they will new
er consent are about to walk up and
sign. They have another week to
make up their minds.
#*ss
: T. S. Stanley, a man weighing $50
pounds, sawed his way out of the
Columbus, Ind, Jail. He worked a ;
week, as it took "some hole" /
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Judge Bush has returned from :
holding court at Eddyville where he ;
sent one man to the penitentiary and !
granted five married couples liberty.
Poland has asked for some of the !
former German warships to start out :
with the first navy Poland has ever /
had in the ups and downs of 1000 {
pears. =
The Germans have written the fifth
Of a series of notes that are receiving
Just about as much consideration as (
Germany gave to Wilson notes in
1915 and 1917.
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The Kentucky Court of Appeals
las decided that ''twin beds" are not
good cause for divorce, since "they
iaTs tbecome custom in comforta-
,ly housed families"
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Gov Stanley has called the special VI
election in the Eighth Congressional
District for August and the Demo-
rats will name their candidate in
primary June 21.
Gov. Stanley will surrender, the Of
ice of governor and leave for Wash
ngton Sunday and be sworn in as q
May 10. Gov. Black will OF
,ecome governor as soon as Gov. T
stanley leaves the state. Of
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Raymond B. Fosdick, New York o,
awyer, who was chairman of the f
Commission on Training Camp Ac- a,
ivities during the war, will be one "
f the permanent American officials th
f the League of Nations when the
.eague is organized. hs
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Senator Cummins, of Iowa, favor te
d by the Progressive group, was II
hosen unanimous for president pro hi
empore OF the Senate at the organl- al
alton conference of Republican T,
enators. Lodge remains floor lead
r to lead the attack on the Presi- be
ent. fb
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Almost 100000 children in Ken III
ncky, Ohio and Indiana are members
f the Junior Red Cross. Lake Di-
ision Headquarters, American Red
ross, has announced the following
lcrease in the membership of chill
rem in the schools. From January
to May / there were lat, ,161 new
lembers enrolled in division, public,
rivate and parochial schools. This
rings the total up to 796,323 in A.
SO auxiliaries.
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Admiral Kolchak, whose slow ad- Fc
ance toward Moscow is evidently
agsing great uneasiness among the
Ioscow "Reds," insists that the mo-
lent he gets the BoIshevists over
lrown he will call for a fair and
zee election of Constituent Assem-
" to determine the future of Rus
a. He seems to have forged to the vii
'ont as real leader in the turmoil sol
anarchy. Al
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Nine hundred and thirty-one Off ed
,rs and enlisted men of the Third Cli
nited States Army have been asses
ID approximately $1,000 francs to Gu