davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
KONWENCYA ,,TRZECIEJ
PARTYI."

DIS godzinie lotej rano roz-
poczyna sic w Chicago W hotelu
Morrison konwencya krajowa
,,trzeciej partyi', zwoiana przez
,komitet As. w skiad tel par
tyi wejdq liberali i radykali roz-
nych odcieni, kt0rzy So niezado-
woleni programu dwu rzqdza-
cych obecnie krajem partyi. Ola
novel tel organizacyi propono--
wane sa try nazwy: Partya a
merykahska, partya ludOwa
partya liberalna, lccz, jak do
tychczas, najwiecej popularnosci
zdobyia sobie nazwa pierwsza.
1ak wiec mozna przypuszczac, &c
obrani ma tel konwencyi handy
daci ma prezydenta i wiceprezy-
denta ubiegac sic beda we wszy-
stkich Stanach wybor ma .ty-
kiecie" ,.partyi amerykahskiej"
w tych tylko Stanach, gdzie ist-
nieja juz organizacye partyi, kto-
re pragna wsp6lpracowac Z yko-
mitetem 49,, beda ubiegac sic
oni O wybor ma ,,tykiecie" odnoS-
nej paryti, jak to ma mp. miejscc
w Minnesota partya farmerow,
a w Stanie nowojorskim partya
piracy.
Celem skoncentrowania wszy-
stk;ch mozliwych do Pozyskania
sill nieprzychylnych republ!ka--
nom demokratom, czlonkowle
,komitetu z 48" odbywali wczo-
raj i odbywaja wciaz jeszcze ma
rady Z przewodcami krajowej
partyi piracy, ligi be7partyjncj,
partyi jednopodatkowej i innych
pomniejszych organizacyi, ktore
W razie przeoswnym moga odbyc
swc wlasne konwencye. w szcze
gGlnoSci w szeregach partyi jed
no podatkowej istnieje silna Ten
dencya przeciwko koalicyi, a "a
dzialaniem oddzielnem. Nato-
Mast wiekszosG representation
ligi bezpartyjnej partyi piracy
zdaie sic bye "a koalicya.
Z Madison, Wis, powrocii O.
statnio Amos Pinchot, ktory jez
dziI tam ramienia ,,komitetu
AZ" ma konferencye senatorem
La Follettem, celem wybadania
;ego stanowiska wobec proJehtu
noh1inowania go kandydatem pre-
zydencyalnym. Podobno La Fol
lctte czyni przyjecie nominacyi
tel zaleznem Cd okolicznoSci, c@y
,,trzecia partya" okaze tyle silly,
IL bedzie MONA liczyt ma dai-
SIC jej trwanie i rozwdj po pre-
prowadzonych wyborach prezy--
dcncyalnych. Jako drugi mozli-
Wy nominal ma prezydenta wy
micniany jest Henry Ford. znany
fabrykant automobilow z De-
troit. ....
z poza kulis wyiania sic jed
max obeenic takze inny, uisrywa-
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10

dg;ach usilowan zdolano wczo-
raj W sqdEic sedzicgo Hcncl
>i;ompIetowat wreszcie Iawe
przysiestych, ktdfa wyda wyr"k
W proccsic milionera Wllllama
Bross Lloyd'a i 10 innych wSpot-
oskarzonyrch MIN radyfiGi@w.,
Shlad jej Jest nastepujqcy; Cas-
par Salcwsky, l532 S. KerHeth
ave, +. Z. IIaines, 2526 BallGu
ul.; !. r. Naudyke. 723 West II
ul.: William 3. McAllister. OF
Windsor ave; Fred b. Klein,
1920 Northwestern ave; 7.
Wclch, 1900 y. Wood ul.; Edw'
O. Lewis, 1854 Addison str; d.
II. Smith. 56+S s. Morgan ii. ;
s. II. Nelson, 1880 Farragut ave. ;
F. Lancaster, haywood; Frank
Reid, 1908 Park ave. i Stanley ".
Cyrek, 1852 w. 20 ul.
Zanim zdolano wybrac tych Sc
dzi0w i dojSG do przekonania, re
MONA sic cd Mich faktycznie spo
Gziewac bczstronncgo wyrolu,
przcs}uchano 1850 przysiegiych
i samo to kosztowa}o $4,000. -
Prncz tego doliczyc do tego ma
ley $4,000 wyp}aconych na
koszta utrzymania sedzi6w przy
sieglych przyjetych, jakotez od-
powiednia Geese pensyi sedziego
HebeI, wynoszacej $4,000 rocz-
mic, oraz pcnsyi asystentow pro-
kuratora pan6w Marvina Barn.
hart, $3.50 rocznie i Lloyda
Hcth, $1,000 rocznie, jak ME
urniej pensye pieciu woznych, T.
kt6rych kazdy pobiera $175 mie-
siecznie jednego klerka pen
sya $l84 miesiecznie. Gala uwa-
ga j praca tych ludzi by}a po--
swiecona W ciagu 81 dni wy}2cz-
nie sprawie badania kandydat6w
na sedzi6w przysieglych ola oma
wianego procesu.
Po skompletowaniu lawy W.
dano oSwiadczenie lie pierwsze.
wyjaSnienie W procesie zfozy a.
systeInt prokuratora stanowego
Llyod Heth, w ktorem postara
sic wykazac, w jaki sposob Stan
zamicrza udowodnic oskarzonym,
re dazyli do obalenia obecnego
rzadu porzadku rzeczy w kraju.
Ustawa, ma podstawie ktorej o.
skarzeni So pociagnieci do odpo-
wicdzialnoSci karnej, jest nova
i znajdujc po raz pierwszy "a
stosowanie w sadach powiatl
Cook. Przewiduie ona ma VIM
nych jej przekroczenia kare WIG
zic.nia cd roku do lat pieciu.
Jako obrohca VIM, Bross
!,loyda wystepuje adwokat Ga
renee Darrow.
WANDERER PRZYZNAL sIE
DO PODWoJNEGO NOR
,DERSTWA.
Dnia 2lgo ezcrwea dokoranc
zostaio tajemnicze podw6jne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
PLANY DEMOKRATYCZNEJ
RAMPANT.

Dayton, Ohio, 10. lipca. - Sto-
sownie do telegramu, otrzyma-.
nego przez gubcrnatora Cox'a,
demokratyoznego kandydata ma
prezydenta, Cd Homer'a S. Cum.
mings'a, przew6dcy demokraty--
cznego komitetu krajowego, pier
VISA wazna konferencya, celem
ulozenia plan6w kampanii partyi
demokratycznej odbedzie sic to
we wtorek. dnia 20go lipca. Tele-
gram oznajmia, re Cummings
zwoial posiedzenie ma ten dzieh
calego komitetu krajowego, ably
porozumiet sic kandydatem co
do plan6w jego kampanii, Cox je-
dnakowoz ME Jest pewny, czy
konferencya odbedzie sic tu, czy
tez w Columbus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
PLEBISCYT w ZACHOD-
MICH I WSCHODNICH PRU-
SACH.

Berlin, 10. lipca. - Plebiscyt W
Lachodnich Wschodnich Pru--
sach odbedzie sic dzisiaj i w ME
dziele. Wszyscy urodzeni w okre-
gach plebiScytowych majq prawo
g}osu. Niemcy ma gwalt wysy}aja
wszystkich do Prus, ktokolwiek
sic tam urodzil. Ogolna liczba. ia
ka Niemcy zamierzaja wyslac
wynosi 100000. Wszystkich
Niemc6w przejezdzajacych przez
kurytarz gdahski, urodzonych nj
byto w Prusach Wschodnich. Po-
lacy zatrzymujq i odsylaja po-
Wrotem.
Plebiscyt ma G6rnym Slask1l
odbedzie sic W bliskiej przyszlo-
sci i wezmie w MIN udziai $780,
OOO mleSzkancow.
Ma Slqsku CieszytiSkim miesz-
ka okoto 10000 Niemcow, ktorzy,
lak przypuszczaja, beda glosowac
"a Czechami.
PREMIER GRABSKI w SPA.
Spa, 10. lipca. - Premier Grab
ski dyskutowa} Lloyd George'm
i Millerandem W sprawie okaza-
MIA pomocy przez aliant6w Poi
see W celu odparcia inwazyi Dol,
szewickiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
WASHINGTON o ROSYJ-
SKIM RUCHU KOOPERATY.
WNYM.

Washington, 10. lipca. - Ro-
syjskic kooperatywne organiza--
eve. kt0rych czionkowie repre-
zcntujq przeszfo 1OO,oOO,Ooo lud-
noSci sa ,,najbardziej oblecuJ9cym
clementcm" w rosyjskiem spoie-
czcnstwic beda bra}y zywy u
Lziai. w ckOnomiCznem odbudO--
Naniu tego kraju. Take oswald
czcnie wydai wczoraj, Frederic l..
Lee. ckOnOmista - w swym ra-
porcic o rosyjskim kooperatyw--
nym ruchu.
Liczby cytowane W raporcle
wykazujQ, re Cd czasu powstanla
pierwszcj kooperatywneJ organl-
zacyi w Rosyi W roku 1863, liczba
ich wzrosla W roku 1910 do So
900 T. czlonkowStwem 2O,0O0,OOO
uczcsthik6w. Pan Lee przeszed}
kolcjno historyczny rozwoj To-
kalnych organizacyi kooperatyw-
nc, kt6rc urosly ma wielki naro-
dowy system, zrcorganizowany w
rohu 1917 pod nazwq "Powsze--
china Rosyjska Centralna Unia
Stou.orz,cze,; kors1Iment0W."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
UZNANIE NIEPODLEGLO-
SCI LITWY.

Washington. 10. lipca. - O.
trzymano tu wiadomoSc z Now
ma, ze dnia ego lipca Polska uzna
IA Litwe jako panstwo de iacto
niepodlegie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
Alianci i Obconarodowcy Moga
S}uzyc W Armii.
Nowy Akt Handlowej Marynarki.
Plany Demokratycznej Rampant.
Przeciw Nowemu Rzadowi W Mexyku.
NE TELEG RAINY KRAKOW

90 arrnii Stan6w Zjednoczonych
ma termin trzylctni. Take in.
strukcye by}y wydane wczoraj
przez sekretarza wojny Baker'a.
.Analfabeci i ME w}adajacy je--
zyklem angielskim rekruci costa
na wys}ani do centrum edukacyj-
nego, w wypadkach, gdzie zapis
90 wojska jest oznaczony dla spe-
cyalnego iachu. rekrut zostanie
"ysfany do centrum edukacyjne.
go, najblizszego tej organizacyi,
do ktorej sic zapisaI. Skoro re-
krut ukonczy kurs edukacyjny,
zostanie natychmiast przeniesio-
ny do stalej armii. Ola ulatwienia
tego planu, edukacyjne Srodowi--
ska zostana zorganizowane w o.
bozach Jackson, Pike, Grant. Tar.
Wis Lewis, ma podstawie urza-
dzenia jake posiada ob6z Upton,
W Nowvm Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10


7aanu4 by ~ Of 8
G A A.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
" SPRAWIE HANDLOWEI
MARYNARKI.

Washington, 10. lipca. - w
opinii niekt0rych dyplomat6w.
ktorzy studyuja nowy wniosek
dotyczacy marynarki handlowej,
akt ten zawierac bedzie sekcye,
prawa taryfoweso Z roku 1913.
nak2adajqcq piecio-procentowy
podatek ma towary przewiezione
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych ma o.
kretach zagranicznych. Ia sekcya
rstawy Underworld zostala "a
suspendowana przez decyzye maj
wyzszcgo sadu w roku 1917 -
dlatego, re akt proponowal, il
oplata cla ME ma bye stosowana
W razie, gdy konflikt istnieje W
jakimkolwiek punkcie z rezerwo-
wynn traktatem. Sad orzek,, ze
sekcya byla W konflikcie prowi.
zya traktatu roku 1915 pomie-
dzy Stanami Zjednoczonymi a
Wielka Brytania.
Traktat ten, razem z innyrni
podobnymi traktatami 20 innych
KRAKOW musi bye skrocony wediug
handlowego prawa marynarki,
ktore to prawo upowaznia prezy-
denta, W przeciagu go dni po
wejsciu W zycie handlowego pra-
wa marynarki, ably uwiadomii
wszystkie rzady O zmianie jake
zajda W sprawach handlowej ma
rynarki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
PREMIER GRABSKI w SPA.
ANGLICY NAMAWIAJA
FRANCYE DO PRZYSTAPIE-
MIA DO UGODY HANDLO-
WEI z BOLSZEWIKAMI.

Spa, 10. lpca. - Premier Lloyd
George premier Millerand dys-
kutowali wczoraj mad warunkami
pokoju bolszewikami ma skutek
otrzymanej depeszy cd Lenina l
Trockiego, W ktorej czerwoni
leaderzy akceptuja porozumienie
osiegniete pomiedzy Lloyd Geor-
gem Krasinem podczas roko-
wan londyhskich.
Panuje przekonanie, re dzieki
krytycznemu stanowi, ma froncie
polskim oraz wskutek propczycyi
sowieckiej, opartej ma podstawie
okreSlonej przez Lloyd Georgia.
uda sic Anglikom skIonic Fran
eye do rokowai pokojowych z
bolszewikami.
Londyn, 10. lipca. - 3clszewi-
cki minister spraw zagraricz-
nych Czyczerin W odpowiedzi ma
memorandum aliant6w, wyslane
przez Rad angielski 1go lipca do
rzadu sowieckiego, wyslai ncte
do aliantow, W kt6rej wyraAa
zgode ma warunki rozejmu, zaz.
naczajac, re rozejm ponliedzy
Rosya i Anglia uwaza on "a dro-
ge, prowadzaca do, staiego poko-
- noknhczenie nm sfrn,1if-x
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
AnSlicy NamalNiaja Francye do Po-
kOju BolszeWikami.
Niemcy Podpisaly Warunki Podyktowane W Spa
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

zasadzie samookreSlenia sic ma,
rodow.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13
BRISTOL.

Health is very good here now ex-
cept Uncle John Spiller's family
They are no better.
Mrs. Alice Wallace and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, of near Greenbrler are
visiting here this week.
Joe Farmer and family of Union
Hill visited at C. W. FORMERS last
Sunday.
Very few here have planted corn
yet, but most everybody will plant
this week if the weather stays favor
able.
Most all the fruit was killed here
by the freeze during the Easter cold
snap.
Hardy Brimmage and Sammie Far
mer and Misses Bertha and Mural
Terry of Romance and Hammons-
vile, were here Sunday.
A. J. Free visited j. W. Lloyd of
Oak Grove Sunday.
1t seems to me that the farmers in
every community throughout this and
surrounding counties are greatly be.
hind with their farm work Most
people seem to have lost interest in
farm work, but no reason why they
should not. The middle man has the
farmers tied hand and foot and the
farmers have been driven around until
they have just about gotten enough
of the abuses and laboring for The
middle man for nothing The people
I call the middle man are cur small
bankers, manufacturing companies
and wholesalers that are try M t.
make too much profit. IF there j.
not something done to induce more
people to the farms this United State
of ours viii go bankrupt in shor
season.
April 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13
CO-OPERATORS LIST
ONE-HALF CARLOAD

Already one-half of a carload of
hogs have been listed for the next
shipment on the cooperative plan
which will be made on Saturday. Nav
B, as announced by County Agent T
M. Williams in arranging carload
shipments of livestock on the first
Saturday of each month. Live stock
growers commenced to list their hogs
for shipment soon after the April car
load was sold at the high figures OBJ
tanned at the National Stockyards.
East st. Louis. Mr. Williams advises
owners who wish their stock included
in the May carload to list it at once.
The co-operators hit it lucky in
their sale Of the April carload. With
IN "a hours after their stock had been
sold, the market showed declines, and
before the end Of the week, live stock
quotations were almost entirely sus-
pended while the strike of railway
switchmen stopped freight traffic. 4
delay of as hours would have placed
the carload on sale on a weak market
or probably no market at ALL
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13
FARM AGENTS SPEAK
AT MANY GATHERINGS

County Agent T. NJ. Williams and
Miss Ella Posey, home demonstration
agent, are conducting series of farm
meetings in all sections of the county
and which are drawing big crowds.
Their meeting last night was at Pleas
ant Valley and tonight they will speak
at Damascus. A meeting at Enders
on Wednesday night is the only other
meeting scheduled this week. Four
have been arranged for next week.
Monday at Providence, Tuesday at
Mayfower, Wednesday at Chadwick
and Thursday at Oakland are the APP
pointments already made. General
farm topics are discussed at the meet
ings. The interest shown at Pleasant
Valley last night was more than good,
Mr. Williams said, and they look for
good crowds at every stop.
To aid the farm agents and also
to advertise their product, the Simp-
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13
HARRIS ANSWERS
SUIT BY DAWSON

Owen Harris today filed answer IN
chancery court to the suit brought
by the Dawson Lumber Company, IN
which it was charged that Harris
had failed and refused to observe the
terms of an alleged contract by which
he transferred to the plaintiffs lc-ta.n
real estate on f,orth Front street for
consideration of $4,000. Harris de-
MES the assertion of the plaintiff that
$500 was paid in cash and that $4,000
the balance of the purchase price, has
been rendered him in return for a deed
conveying the property to the COM
pany. He also denies the execution
or acknowledgment of any agreement
or contract by which he agreed to
sell the property in question.
The defendant also asserts that the
property constitutes his sole home
stead, and that his wife, Edith Harris,
has never executed or acknowledged
any contract for its sale Dismissal
of the suit for the want Of equity and
at the cost of the plaintiff is asked IN
the answer.
S. W. Watson filed suit in circuit
court to compel Mrs. D. j. Mailman
as administrators of the estate of the
late D. j. Hallman, to relinquish pos
session of certain lands which the de
ceased held under lease for period
of four years and which expired in
December, 1919. Since the date of
expiration, the defendant has refused
to yield possession, it is alleged
Damage in the sum of $50 also is
asked.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13
CLEANUP WORK IS
IN PROGRESS TODAY

Mayor W. D. Coles cleanup pro
gram, which was postponed last Fri
day on account of unfavorable wealth
er conditions, is being carried out to-
day. An immense quantity of tin cans
and unburnable rubbish is being
hauled out to the city dumping
grounds.
Fourteen squads of public school
pupils, each in charge of volunteer
worker, started out shortly afternoon
to aid in the drive.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13
HENDERSON STARS
IN REDDY DEFEAT

Arkadelphia, April Estate Nor
nal defeated Henderson-Brown here
yesterday, II to /. Carl Henderson.
pitching for the Normals, was touch
ed for only three hits. He got -
strike-outs. Besides this he received
perfect support by his teammates.
Henderson is getting to be a pitch
ing sensation, having allowed only
seven hits in the there games he has
pitched this season. Chamberlain
pitched for the Reddies, and was
found for II hits. He received rag
ged support. Henderson also led all
in hitting, getting four safe base
knocks out of five trips to the plate
The game started with the Normals
batting around and making seven
scores in the first inning. Hammer
Weatherly and Lynch singled, filling
the sacks. H. Henderson, Larry,
George, Dean, Anderson and C. Hen
derson each then succeeded in whack-
my lne nCFStIlue, some Oh Inem IOF
singles and the others being messed
up by the Reddie infeld.
History repeated itself in the sec
ond frame, seven more scores being
maed by the Teachers.
Brown scored its lone
counter in the second stanza and it
was an earned run. Few biffed the
ball for three bases into deep center
a timely one-base drive by Taylor
scored the slugger. After the second
inning the game settled into pretty
pitchers duel until the ninth, when
the Pedagogues annexed three scores
on sound base knocks.
Jew" Nelson furnished the field
ing sensation, the Reddie left fielder
robbing a Normalite of a hit in his
precinct. Besides c. Henderson's
pitching and batting features, Lynch
and Larry played in the limelight 70,
the Teachers, especially in hitting
each gathering three bingles.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13

Everybody has found out that
it is advisable to buy pure
foods. It's the way to health
and happiness.
When you think of pure food
think OF our bread and our pas
try and you'll be thinking safe
ly and sanely.
ORDER BY NAME
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13

son-Douglass Machinery Company has
supplied a portable light and power
generator, which is used to light the
buildings in which the meetings are
held Mr.. Williams carries storage
batteries to supply the current when
the farm slides are exhibited with the
machine bought for his use by the
business men here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13

A System regulator" is a medic
that purifies and strengthens the
Prickkly Ash Bitters is one of
be Of these. 1t drives out unhealI
conditions, promotes activity of bl
sound sleep and cheerful spit
Price $1.25 per bottle. Florence d
Co., Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13
LIGHT FROST OCCURS HERE.

Early risers report the occurrence
Of a light frost here this morning
The frost, however, caused no damage,
it is thought
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-13

P. J. Connolly, Little Rock road
and paving contractor, is here today
looking over some of the hard-sur-
faced road projects in thi scounty.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30
STARK-LOWMAN CO.
Louisville Representatives
prrsnttaI Me,ttin,t

Mr.. William G. Polk, of Cincinnati.
will arrive Friday morning to spend
the Fourth of July holidays with Mrs.
Polk and son. William Polk, Jr., at
the home of Mrs. Folks parents, Mr..
and Mrs Jno. d. Babbage
Mr.. Norman Gregory, a telegraph
operator for the Denver and Rio
Grande r. r., at Mack. Colo, is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Gregory.
Rev Father Mark L. Parrette. of
Louisville, was the guest of Rev,
Father J. S. Henry, the first of this
week.
Mrs Leo PALMER, of East St Louis.
is expected Saturday for a two weeks
stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
]. r. Sanders, and with her sister,
Mrs. Alfred Blair, and Mr.. Blair, of
Mattingly.
Mrs. William Mullen and Mrs.
1phn Ryan were in Irvington Monday
I'D Tuesday the guests of Mrs Null
-Wn's daughter, Mrs. Ed McAfee and
Mr.. McAfee.
Mrs. David B. Phelps and children,
Katherine, Nancy and Master Billy
Phelps, who have been visiting Mrs.
Phelps parents, DR. Crenshaw and
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Birth announcements have been re-
ceived here of the arrival of daugh-
ter, Helen Louise, on June "a, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Atkins
Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Atkins before her
marriage was Miss Bertha Perkins, OF
Cloverport.
Congratulations are being sent to
DR.. +. c. Mcdonald and Mrs. Nc.
Donald, of Pittsburg Kans., on the
birth of a son, Ernest c. Mcdonald
Jr., June 20 Dr. Mcdonald and Mrs
Mcdonald are former residents OF
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Carol are
being congratulated on the birth of a
son, Monday, June 2s. Mr. Carol is
partner of Mr.. Frank Oelze in a
merchantile store on Main St.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Lindsey on Sunday, June ~ son.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Kinder, Of the
West End, announce the arrival OF
a daughter, Ethel Marie, on Tuesday,
June 22nd.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30
u. S. POPULATION FOR
1920 APPROXIMATELY
los, 100000, SAYS HILL

Washington, June 25.-The popula-
ton of the Continental United States
under the 1920 census enumeration is
approximately 1O5,OOO,OOO, according
to an estimate worked out today by
DR.. Joseph A. Hill chief statisticiar
for the bureau OF census division Of
revision and results.
Under this estimate the increase
over 1910 is 100000 in round mum.
bers, or approximately IA per cent
The population in 1910 was 91,972 ,266
DR. Hill uses in his estimate the
figures in complete returns, announc'
ed up to June % for 1,4O9 cities and
towns which have an aggregate pop
ulation or 41,029,354.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30
FUNERAL OF HENRY RICE

The funeral of Mr.. Henry Rice, 81
years of age, who died at his home
between Hawesville and Lewisport
was conducted at the cemetery ir
Hawesville, Friday afternoon by the
Rev. Cannon. Mr. Rice died Thurs
day night His death was due to a
complication of diseases He was one
of the Hancock county foremost farm
ers, a highly respected and beloved
man. He leaves a wife, one daughter
and one son, three brothers and two
sisters-Sunday's Greensboro Mes
senper,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30

Merino cemetery. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev Father
Halleron The deceased's uncles, Paul
and Aloysius King, Percy and Isa-
dore McGary acted as pall-bearers.
There were many beautiful floral Of
ferings.
The child is survived by his par
ents and three sisters, Misses Mary
Franklin, Anna Ernestine and Regina
Denice King, one brother, James
King, and number of relatives and
friends
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennie Sheeran
Entertain With Sunday Dinner.

Mr., and Mrs Dennie Sheeran, of
Hardinsburg, gave a dinner Sunday
at their home on West Main St, in
honor of Mrs. Sheeran's brother and
sisters Those present were Sisters
Josephine and Margaret, of Mt. St.
Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pate
and children of Cloverport; II. A
Pate and daughter, Miss Vie; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Mattingly and sons,
Guy and Owen Mattingly, of Hard
insburg.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30
SOCIETY ITEMS
OF Personal Interest
Attend Dance Given
In Hawesville, Friday Eve.

The following young people motor
ed to Hawesville, Friday evening and
attended the dance given by the
young men of that city: Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldred Babbage, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moorman, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Ferry,
Mr. and Mrs. Ruther Pate. Misses
Lillian Polk, Jane Lightfoot and Miss
Lucille Petre, of Fairview, Ky. Mes
srs Forrest and Leonard Weather
holt. and Will Seaton. The Emery
Orchestra of Louisville furnished the
dance music.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30

Hawesvile, we're guests OF relatives
here Sunday They accompanied
Lightfoot Miller, who was returning
South.
90
The Redpath Chatauqua is on at
Greensboro this week
900
Mrs Rosa Whitehouse, Of Mating
". will spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs John lawson, and Mr..
Lawson.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-30
Six O'clock Dinner For
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gregory.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Gregory en-
tertained with six o'clock dinner on
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.
Gregory's brother, Mr. Harold Gre
CORY and his bride. of Louisville.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gre
CORY, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morrison,
I'M. and Mrs. Casper Gregory and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Holder