The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-01

Gov. Smith Of New York hired a
hall to tell what he thought Of Viii
liam Randolph Hearst.
Help the man in the White House.
He is your friend, Vote the straight
Democratic Ticket.
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President Wilson is SO much bet
ser that daily bulletins have been
discontinued.
Help Foster, Christian County's
candidate. Vote for him and the
straight Democratic ticket.
The New York police department
hes an noficial faster" to tell what
kind of liquor is seized. His salary
is a small consideration.
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Matt Cohen challenged Ed Nor
5kw for a joint debate, but had no
better success that Lloyd Foster had
in challenging Gus Wilson.
@%%%
No wonder the young Duchess of
Luxembourg granted suffrage to wo-
en- without the asking. She is go
ing to get married next Thursday.
R&R&l
Had you noticed that the wild
geese going South take the Dixie Bee
line and pass directly over Hopkins
vile?
A man in Louisville had a girl ar
rested for hitting him in the face
with a bag filled with candy. He
objected to her being so sweet on
him.
Col. w. R. Howell made rousinu
speech at West Louisville, in Dayiess
county, Tuesday and created much
enthusiasm.
-
Coz. Black has issued proclama-
tion calling upon all citizens to OBJ
serve Tuesday, Nov. IL, the date of
the armistice, in an appropriate nan
ner.
It finally dawned -pon the Star
Opera Co. that Berlin and not New !
York was the place to sing German
opera and it stopped rioting by can
gling dates.
"A storm at Munster. Germany, de-
a tank containing poison
gas INTENDED for delivery to the al
lies and came near gassing the whole
town. Gas masks had to be issued
and the town hastily evacuated.
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Yesterday was Arbor Day for Ken
lucky but the rain in this county
prevented an observance of the day.
It xaHd have been all right for to-
bacco and the weather was almost
warm Enough far the weed.
sa&p
An s6ateur detective in Toledo
las unearthed plot of bell boys to
zidnap Henry Ford's son, Edsel, and
Iell him to his dad for 1000 Ford
,ars or the equivalent in cash. When
Edsel heard it he said ha ha! te-hee!
The Democrats came out very we'll
n the supplementary registration,
lolding the Republicans down pret-
y close to an even break. The Re-
Sublicans have onl4 100 majority in
even city precincts and they will
lob hold that
A direct attack upon President
Wilson, course in the coal situation
IS "a climax.of a lSng series of at
ennted usurpatiOn of. the executive
'ower," was made Thursday by j. L.
lewis, acting President of the U. M.
" of A., in long telegram to Sec
etary 6f Labor Wilson from Indian
polls.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox author and
oetess, died at her home in Barn
ord, Conn, Thursday She suffered
nervous collapse while engaged in
var relief work in England, and had
h i'll several months. Mrs. Will
x was born at Johnstown Centre,
Wisconsin, in 1855, and was educat-
d at the University Of Wisconsin.
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There were between 10000 and
5, 900 coal miners in Kentucky pro-
ucing 81, 100000 tons in 1918. OF
hese 1866 are in the Western, .
ISL in the Southeastern and 15,-
90 in the Northeastern district. :
ractically all miners in the two first
amed are organized. In the Wes-
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