The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-13

SHOWS.
The country at large has been be-
hind President Wilson and Attorney
General Palmer in their fight with
the United Mine Workers of Ameri-
ca. And there has been sigh of re-
lief from hundreds of thousands of
throats when the news that the strike
was called off sped over the wires.
1t seems rather con-incident that
this victory over the radical forces
in our great labor organizations
should have been won on Armistice
Day-the anniversary of our win
ming the great victory in the Worlds
War.
Much praise is due to the persons
who made the Armistice Day cele-
atation at the Tabernacle such sue
cess. Henry J. Sites of the Ameri-
can Legion was a prime mover in
the project and much of the success
was due to his efforts. Credit is al
so due to Mrs. j. H. Dagg represent
ing the Red Cross, and Miss Mary
Bronaugh, who personally made a
canvass of the merchants and secur-
ed their agreement to close their
places of business during the after
noon of Armistice Day.
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The following advertisement has
been appearing in the Columbia Uni
versity's daily paper: care you
bound by convention? A Columbia
girl from out Of town, cultured, well
bred and fairly good looking, wishes
to make the acquaintances of severa'
men in order to be introduced at
Columbia functions. She is entire
ly unconventional and is willing to
meet the men half way by paying all
expenses. Strictly confidential.'
1t is said that several hundred stu
dewnt are patiently awaiting a re-
ply.
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales,
is visiting the United States. He is
one of the most democratic of all
the royal family, and make friends
wherever he goes. He is a great
sportsman and is fond of all athletic |
sports. In fact all who have had
the pleasure Of meeting him, pro-
nounce him a good fellow.
The Republican party is going to,
give their women full participation
in the future affairs of the state. In
putting this plan into effect, the Ma
tional Committee in meeting at Chi
cago created woman's division Of
the Republican National Committee
and elected Mrs. John g. South
Frankfort, Kya chairman.
The new motor fire equipment OF
the HopkinsNille Fire Department
gives the city moderlis sprotection
in every way No more will we hear
the clatter of the hoofs Of Dixie
and "Whitie,p but the whirr and the
roar Of the Klaxon horn as it an
nounces the approach Of the red de-
mons.
Our hats off to Federal Judge A.
B. Anderson at indianapolis who
has handled the Governments end
Of the judicial matters in regard to
the strike. He laid down the law
md he saw that it was enforced.
May our bench be graced with more
such judges
The Swiss National Council at
Berne voted 1O5 to 40 to Legion de
liberation on Switzerland's adhesion
% the League of Nations. The So !
,ialists voted solidly against it
lodge, Borah, Reed, LaFollette & j
60, seem to have plenty of company {
lmong the radicals of other nations
Hopkinsville is to be congratulated Z
ln possessing such musical organi- /
.ation as Lebkuecher's Band. This +
act was again realized on Armistice
Jay when the band played SO vel 4
It the celebration at the Tabernacle !,
Adj. General James Tanty Ellis, >
Who has been i'll in Lexington SAN !,
torium is reported better and is .
lowIy but surely approving. .
The vets are leading in Ohio by