The Kentuckian., 1919-08-06
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SMALL DOSES

ernor but goodly number OF them
are Black men and can't help it.
$3.50
A postal card mailed at Cincinnati
Feb. 16, 1880, has just reached its
destination in indianapolis, after a
leiTwely trip of SO years.
The editor of the Kentuckian pick
ed the following winners: Black,
Shanks, Newman, Foster and Good
man. Five out of possible ten.
Quentin Roosevent, killed in action
in France, left an estate of only ST.
100, it was learned when his mother,
widow of Theodore Roosevelt, ap-
piled for letters of administration.
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State Senator Harriss, Of Yer
sailIsg, viii be acting Governor in
few days when Governor Black takes
little resting up outside of the
state.
The senate Saturday decided to
have the proposal for repeal of the
Daylight Saving law again run the
gauntlet of President Wilson's veto.
BY vote of Al to IL the Senate
passed and sent to the President the
separate house bill repeating the day.
light saving measure.
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The Courier Journals prognosti-
Gator doped it out that Gov. Black
would come to Louisville about even
and Judge Carroll would carry Louis
vile by 1000 to 1000. The Louis
vile prediction was about right but
the Governors seven" in, the country
was an even 10000.
s%&s
The NC-4 early in September will
start from Portland for cruise TO
Galveston, Tex, according to an an
nouncement Monday at the navy re-
cruiting station here. She will be
under command of Lieutenant Com
mander A. C. Read, who directed the
Meas fight across the Atlantic.
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A bunch of Mayor Smiths admir-
ing friends, including Ed Morrow
presented the Mayor with an oil por-
trait of himself, in Louisville, the
other day. 1t was wonder that Ed
did not present his own picture, but
he probably realized that it would
have to be turned to The wall within
ninety days.
A new worlds record for hog
prices was established at Pittsburg
Saturday when the best grade reach
ed $24.25. The best price ever at
tanned on the Louisville market was
$23, that figure being reached slight
ly more than week ago. The mar
ket stSPittsburg was 15c higher than
the day before, despite demoriliza- a
tion in other markets owing to the 2
campaign against high food costs. t
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A young woman wearing skin f
tight bathing suit entirely of rubber a
created quite stir on the beach at t
Revere, Mass. Friends attempted to n
find a reason for a waterproof cos v
tune, but even the merchant who /
sold the chic affair was unable to Of c
fer logical excuse. The wearer said O
she bought the rubber bathing suit e
because of it's attractive design and a
coloring. p
Judge Chas. A. Hardin, who ran !,
for congress in the Eighth district, :
will 20 down in Kentucky as the most :
surprised man ever defeated in the .
State. The single exception was :
Judge Willis Reeves, who was de-
feated by Judge B. L. d. Guffy about O.
80 years ago for Judge of the Court )
of Appeals. Judge Hardin's picture
appeared in Sundays Courier-Jour- q
nal as Congressmen-elect, but the
news columns told different story. 8
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Seventeen negroes are charged 81
4it3 rioting and murder in indict-
ments voted by a special grand jury q
race riots, which for
FIVE days last week held the south ;;
side of Chicago in reign of terror. :
Judge Grove, in charging the jury, -
race riot conditions in
Chicago as anarchy, and instructed ty
the jury to deal with it as anarchy. b
BE promised speedy trials for all per-
sons indicted. q
HThe popularity of Prof L. E. Fos-
4ef in his home county was shown by
an almost solid vote. His opponents st
together received only 129 votes in FL
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