The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-09-10
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OO4lege To-Day, under new manage
ment, is an eventful movement in
Western Kentucky This old 'insti-
tuition is to be made a great school
for girls, exclusively, the only one Of
the Baptist denomination in Ken
lucky. 1t starts with all its present
rooms filled and other rooms being
pushed to completion to be filed as
soon as they are ready. Several girls
2ame in yesterday who had not Sc.
erred reservations and were not ex
pected, desiring to come early 70
be sure Of rooms. All who come will
be provided for and it is hoped that
at least 80 boarders will be on hand
by the time the school is well under
way. Next year provision will be
made for so more.
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Every once in a while we receive
a new proof of the wisdom of the au.
thors Of the Federal Constitution.
SUPPOSE the treaty of peace and the
covenant of the League Of Nations
had to be approved by both branches
of the present Republican Congress
No foreigner with a grievance
against the United States will fail of
a welcome at the hands of the Re-
publican members Of the Senate For
eign Relations Committee.
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Princeton is consoling itself with
the failure to get the big shows with
having played Walter L. Mains, "a
good, clean, little show, that was pa
tronized by one Of the largest crowds
that has ever attended circus in
Princeton in many years, and most
every one was pleased with the per-
formance." Well, if they got the
Main show there ought to be no kick
coming. 1t took $1.3O to see the
Robinson show.
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Ed Morrow starts his campaign for
Governor, in his second heat, by
jumping on Stanley. He is evidently
still smarting under the defeat If
four years ago. Morrow is defyine
the lightning. Whatever his faults
may be, there is no man in the State
better able to take care of himself
in a rough and tumble fight than
,Owsley Stanley. Morrow has pulled
the tail of a very live issue.
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Uncle John Shell, said to be 1871
years old, took in the Lexington fair
d. q week and incidentally "took in"
$500 from people willing to pay, for
seeing the oldest man in the world.
He is at the State Fair this week let
ting people see him and let Is hope
nobody will accuse Uncle John Of
working Shell game.
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George G. Quien, who informed
the Germans that Nurse Edith Ca
veil was aiding wounded soldiers in
is to die on a charge for rendering
is to die for charge for rendering
aid 70 the Germans. He caused a
woman to be executed and few tears
will be shed for him when he faces
the firing squad.
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Miss Adelaide Timmons at Indian
apolis is suing to break the will of
her father, former Vice President
Chas. w. Fairbanks, on the ground
that he was of unsound mind and un-
duly influenced by her brothers. She
sues for one-ffth of $S,00O,0OO. She
was left an annual income of $15,-
600.
w. D. Coil drew lots with six 9th
er Madisonville men at Owensboro
to decide which one should go up in
the airplane with Pilot Skow and
loop the loop. He drew the trip and
says he enjoyed the experience at an
altitude of 250O feet.
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Pope Benedict XIV, dressed simply
as priest, left the vatican recently
to visit his sick brother in Rome. He
is the first Pope in nearly so years
to leave the vatican for any cause.
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Robert Brumfield who has been
with the Kentuckian during the sum
mer, will leave today for Lebanon
Tethn., to resume his law studies in
tefrupted year ago when he entered
the military servic.
Lieut.. Herschel A. Long will re-
turn from Camp Taylor today, having
been discharged from the military
service. He will at once assume his
duties with the Kentuckian.
Robert Harmon, aged II, and