davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-07-16

How a Noted Vet. Gets Rid of Rats
Farmers Heed.
DR.. H. H. Butler says, 81 use RAT
SNAP around my hospitals every
three months, whether l see rats or
not. 1t does the work-RAT- SNAP
gets them every time. l recommend
it to everybody having rats" Don't
wait until there is brood of rats,
act Immediately you see the first one
Three sizes, 25c, SOC, $1.00. Sold and
guaranteed by
John G. Cryer, Estate.
j. Joseph Henry.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-07-16

Large Corporation establishing a
branch in Trenton wishes to add ca.
pable Industrious hard working men
to its selling staff for outlying terri.
tory.
Statesmen can make from $40 to $50
per day depending entirely according
to ability. No special selling exper-
:ence required.
Large territory and generous COM
mission awaits the man who can pro.
duce.
Standard Supply & Service Co.,
402 Wilkinson Building
203 East State Street, Trenton, N. ].
Phone 301-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
SOKOLSTVO ZREKLO Sc
PULMILIONOVE SUB
VENICE.

Jak znamo, usneslo Sc NEST
ske zastupitelstvo, re k. sokol-
skemu sletu ma Sc venovati ia
ko subvence pul milionu ko-
run. Ceska obec Sokolska do
vedela Sc behem nekolika dnG,
" Jake t6zke situaci financni
Praha Sc nachazi a oZnamila
mestu Praze, re ma tuto pulml-
lionovou subvenci prave while
dem ma stisnene obecni finance
vubec nereflektuje. Je to zafi-
Wy pfiklad, jak Sc obcanstvo
ma chovati vGci verejnym kor-
poracim. Sokolstvo jake v j.
nych pripadech dalo v TOM
to pripade vsemu obcanstvu
Ceskoslovenske republiky kra-
sny priklad, jak Sc ma divati
ma finance verejne, at jsou
statni, at obecni. LIE Sc nadi-
ii, ze prikladu toho budou o.
statni ruznych pripadech ta-
ke nasledovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
Povzdech stareho farare.

Do obchodu S pohlednicemi
prisel jiz starsi farar a probf-
raic Sc V pohlednfch listech,
nalezl tam tri rGzolici divon-
ky. znazornujicf vfru, nadeii
a lasku. Zakoupil 81 dive serie
techto obrazkn a pri tom 81
hluboce povzdechnul.
"Proc tax vzdychate, pane
farari?" tdzal Sc pordavac.
"Mily priteli, hezke jsou ty
obrazky a tn 81 name vzpomi-
nam, ze vfru nam, nadeji
mann, ale ma lasku Sc jiz zmo-
ci nemohu a to mne nekdy do
sti trapi.'
A temi slovy nest'astny ia
rar, touzici po lasce, odchazel,
trimaje tri obrazky v rukou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
CENA HOOVFROVYCH PO-
TRAVINNYCH RALfCKu
v PRAZE.

Prav6 dosla zprava do ufa-
dovny American Relief Admi-
nistration Warehouses, lis
Broadway, New York City, "a
lozena ma vysetfovani mist
Mich potravinnych draftu V Ce-
choslovakii a zvlaSt6 V Praze.
Shledalo Sc, ze V Praze cena
mfstni obycejneho SO balicku
potravinneho, dopraveneho
Hooverovym pomocnym skla-
distem, vystoupila 2 395.14
Korun cd /. kvetna ma 417.18
co Is. ccrvna. Zlepsenim W.
MEME sazby znamenalo to V
dollarech zvyseni 2 1888 ma
$3.50.
Zvyseni $50 obycejneho ba-
licku potravinneho bylo z
|1944.73 Korun ma 2242.41. To
znaci dollarove zvyseni 2
S32.14 ma S50.98.
$40 balicek koserovanych
potravin V teze dobe stoupl V
Gene 2 1851 Korun ma
532 .92A nebO y 5000 ma
|s12.56.
$50 balicek koserovanych
potravin V teze dobe stoupl v
Gene 2 2699.15 Korun ma
.2774.11, kteryzto vzestup zna-
.ti zvySenf V dollarech 2 S42.96
ma S63.O8.
Tyto ceny jsou zalozeny ma
prumernem odbytu V Praze a
isou nizsi nez obycejne kdekoli
v Cechoslovensku. To tyce Sc
zvlaste mouky, ktera prumy-
s,ovych distriktech mimo Pra-
hu kolisa V Gene daleko mezi 8
Korunami az do 20 Korun "a
Ikilo. sWsS n
Vysvetluje Sc zaroven, re je
V pravde nemozno naiit V
prazskych obchodech diva dru-
ny potravin dodavanych Hoo
verovymi skladisti; to jest olej
(jenz je soucasti balicku s ko-
serovanymi potravinami) a ma
kladane hov6zi maso.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27

me ma tuto pudu my, move vol
sko, vyrostle mad hroby tech
to Taboritu, jako dukaz, re
jsme jich hrdinstvi nezapomn6
Ii. Del Buh, abychom i my pri-
nesli vlasti to, co il dalo kdysi
Taboritske vojsko, t. j. vzkri-
SEMI dust a srdci, lasku a SOU
druznost mezi sebou a vuci ci-
zine strach a uctu vSech pan
stvichtivych sousedu pred ces-
koslovenskymi silky. Nebud'me
piskovcem, nybrz zulou, kde
kazda castka druhou Sc poji
V tvrdy kvadr. A pax opravi-
me historic, nebude novych Ii.
pan, move Bile Hory a smrt ma
seho draheho Mistra nabude
pine ceny.
Pozdravuji Vas vsechny pr
prvnim vstupu ma osvoboze.
nou, rodnou pudu V tuto pamat
nou pro mas chvili.
Cervinka, plukovnik
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
SLOVENSKY BISKUP HUI
SOW A SLOVACfCH.

5. cervence usporadala Kost
nicka jednota We Smetanove
sale prazskeho Obecniho domu
vecer ma pamet M. j. Husi "a
ohromne ucasti. Shromazdeni
predstaveni byli amer. a angli
cti hoste: Met. biskup Atkins
z Virginie, vudce hnuti BRA
trstvi" z Londyna p. Ward a
starry propagation ceske veci,
ev. farar T. H. Borgd z Kama
dy. Vsichni "a bourliveho po-
tlesku shromazdeni vitali osvo-
bozeni ceskoslovenskeho naro-
da, jenz Husem rail duchovni
svobodu, celemu svetu. "To, CO
Wilson a Grey hlasali V dobe
zapasu narod1, to Hus hlasal
iiz pred peti sty lety." V tom
duchu nesla Sc rec anglosas.
kych hosti -. Slovensky bi
skup Sam. Zoch V krasne rec
zdGraznil, re dnes ja ma Slova
cich, ably odydecili Sc Cechdn
"a to, re dali Jim kdysi Husa
a, nyni prispeli k politickemt
osvobozeni aenavratili ceskJ
narod Husovi. Amer. farar Kfe
nek plamennymi slovy Zylastf
zduraznil, re dnes po pfevratr
je' Hus pro mas novy, nebot' do;
tud cesky narod musil Sc naf
divat brylemi mamenf rimsko:
videfskeho otroctvi. Pral s.
touzebne, aby osvobozeny na:
rod, obnoveny tvurcim due hem
Husovym, stal So novym cen
trem stredni Evropy, vzornym
poradkem a hlubokym mrav-
MIN zivotem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
POVAZLIVA UHELNA
SITUACE.

Springfield, H., 27!" cerven-
ce. Porady mezi zastupci vlad-
niho odboru praca S pfedse
dou illinoiskych havira Far
ringtonem, ia ucelem urovnani
stdvky V uhlodolech, skoncily
bezvysledne. Nasledkem toho
jiz nynf casteecne. ochromen je
prumysl v Illinoisu a nekte-
rych mistech zasoby uhli jsou
uplne vycerpany. Situace dale
pfiostrena tim, re velikeho
mnozstvi uhli bude tfeba pTi
mldceni. nimz Sc uz .zapoca-
10.
Pittsburgh, Kan. Polovice
havirG V kansaskych uhelnycn
revirech jest ma stavce, die sde-
leni pfedsedy statni organisa-
ce. Alexandra Howatta. STAY
ka zahajena sobotu jest pro-
test proti strhovani pokut z
vyplaty haviru pro odepreni
pracovati V sobotu. Howatt
pravil, re havifi, kteri pracuji
dnes, opusti dolly a b1dou "a
haleti Ultra.
Terre Haute, Ind, 26. GER
vence. Uhelny revir Indiany je
castecne ochromen neopravne-
nou stavkou nadennikG voz-
XII, nasledujici pc podobnem
iednani V illinoiskych dolech.
Padesat dolG blize Terre Hau-
te jest na zahalce. Nadennici
tvrdi, re nebylo vuci MIN SPRAY
ne jednano pri zvyseni mzdy.
Indianapolis, 26. cervence.
Prvni zprava prdlomu IA
dach illinoiskych stavkafu do
sla do hlavniho stanu unie dnes
v telegramu Cd mistni unie
O'Fallon, Ill. Clenove odhla-
sovali V nedeli vratiti Sc do pra-
Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
JEDOU MA lOLYMPICKE

New York, &c. cervence. =
Olympicka ceta Spoj. Statd, po-
zdstavajfci 2 $50 americkych
athletd, vyplula dnes pozde
vecer ma parniku Princess Ma
toika do, Antwerp.
Newport, R. |. Kriznik FIRE.
derrick, jehoz pouzito jako
transportu pro namoThi athle-
ty, ktefl budou zastupovati, tu-
to zemi ma Olympickch hrach,
vyplul do Antwerp dnes odpo-
ledna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
ZENA OHROZOVALA POLL.
CISTU REVOLVEREM.

Barbora Varodyova, 2787
yych. rs. ul., jest zenou "od
rany"; dokazala toho vcera,
Edyz il pro nedovoleny prodej
koTalky zatykal serzant Eugen
Aufmuth. Namirila nan revol-
verem, ale ofensiva tato il nj
kterak nepomohla, zpdsobila
jen to, re ma statecna anna
zonka nyni ma krku mfsto jed
re, zaloby dv6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
Dobrodinec.

DceruSka Ok otci. vypasene-
mu a zlatem oveSenemu): "Po
divej Sc, papa. ma tuhle no.
vostavbu. Jak je to lehkomvsl-
ne nehumanni nechat delni-
XIV pracovat " takove zavratne
vysi v takovem vedru! -
Otec: "MaS pravdu, mila
dcero. Co pax kdyby nekterS
z tech chlapd ma mas spadl?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
HUMOR.

Cis: ia myslim, re co dobry
lekar vsechno vi, ze vyplnilo
by hodne velikou knihu.
Fis: Yes = a co spatny le-
kaf nevi, to Ease vyplni hodne
veliky hfbitov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
AEROPLANY JSOU JIZ v
KANADE.

Saskatoon, Sask. 26. cerven-
ce. Ctyri americke armadni ae-
roplany, jez lett z Mineola, L.
l. do Nome, Alaska, snesly Sc
zde dnes We 1880 odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27

Pcstovni drady eeskosloven.
ske zavedlM. .postovni znamku,
oznamujfci organizaci "Pece o
dite". V ornament ma znamce
je take nasledujici: Pomozte
detsk emu fondu V Cechoslova-
xii!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
Jan Kubelik, prosluly cesky

Jan Kubelik, prosluly cesky
kouslista, daval uspesny kon-
cenrt v Praze dne %. cervna
We prospech "Pece o dite", ma
rodni pomocne organizace,pod
spravou mistni administrace
Hooverovy detske pomoci.
Tento koncert davan byl pod
zastitou vyslance Spojenych
StatI, Crane-a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
CLIO MA AMERICAS ZASILe
KY CSL. NARODNf RADY
ZRUSENO.

(Csl. Tiskova Kancelar. - Cd
americke correspondence v
Praze dosel tento pfipis: De-
Gin, dine 3. cervence 1920. -
Jsme zde opet ma prehlidce ro-
zesilani zasilek csl. Narodni Ra
dy Ameriky. Jako hoste jsou
tn nami PIP. j. E. Zarobsky a
Kostka z Chicago, Ill. Ze skla-
Gist' decinskych rozesila Sc n.y.
III naklad posledni lodi Zacca
H., ktery pro stavku lodnikd
mohl byti vyloden az v cervnu
= take separatnf male naklady
Zaslane z New Yorku ma To-
e:ch Mongolie a Schodacku II.
Expedice tato pokracuje stale,
jak tomu jen dopravnf pome-
ry dovoluji a bude asi V tomto
mesfci skoncena. Dale dcslo
lodi Zacca II. 356 jednotlivych
a "a spolecnych beden, castec-
ne poskozenych, ktere pocha-
zeji re vsech lodnich nakladu,
al dosud doslych a rozesla-
nych. Byly v Hamburku zji-
st'ovany protokolarne a proto
dosly az v posledni dobe. To
jsou tedy castecne ztraty z cele
zasilaci akce csl. Narodni Ra-
dy Americe, ktere netvori tax
velike cislo, uvazime-li, ze bylo
jiz Cd listopadu m. r. rozeslano
ma 10000 jednotlivych zasilek.
Zasilky tyto budou pc nalezi-
tenn zjisteni a protokolovani o.
deslany adresatGm. Protokoly
pax vsechny ostatni doklady
poskozeni a ztracenem obsa-
hu budou zasilany Obchodni-
mu oddeleni csl. generalniho
konsulatu v New Yorku k wy
mahani nahrady Cd pojist' ov-
ny. Naklad lodi "Rockway
Park, pokud ovSem dosel sem
z Hamburku, byl rozeslan z
Usti n. l.. koncem cervna. V
pritomne dobe neni tam jiz
zadnych zasilek csl. Narodni
Rady. Vse, CO jeste zde jest,
lozesila Sc z Decina. Pripomt-
F.Lame to vyslovne upozornu-
jeme, ze RUNE poplasne zpra-
Wy, mluvici povsechne amer.
zasilkach v Usti n. l.. netykaji
Sc naprosto zasilek amer. csl.
Mar. Rady, ktere .jsou zde cd
pocatku radne opatreny ne
potfebuii zadneho alarmovani
v 3casopisech.- Zasluhou pana
Zmrhala Chicago p. vyslan-
ce pro Ameriku, DR.. Stepanka
lednano Znovu clu ma amer.
darky, V dGsledcich echo zru-
silo ministerstvo financi 80.
Gervna t. r. uplne clio ma vse-
chny americke zasilky, dopra-
vovane sem prostrednictvim "a
mericke csl. Narodnf Rady a
Gsl. generalniho konsulatu v
New Yorku. Novy ministr fl
nanci, DR.. Englis vysel tomu-
to pozadavku ochotne vstffc a
uznal, ze zasilaci akce csl. Ma
rodni Rady byla jedine podni-
KEN pomocnym a humannfm, v
disledcich cehoz zruseno pax
vviimecne clio ma uvedene "a
silky. Vypravenim zbytkn
Decina bude skoncena zasilaci
akce. bude mono venovati Sc
pine reklamacnimu fizeni, KITE
re pfirozen6 nemohlo Sc cele
provadeti, dokud vsechny "a
silky nebyly rozeslanv. Kraja.
nv americke, zvlaste pax v
New Yorku, zadame trochu
klidu rozumne Gvahy, ze We
ci zee neidou a nesly tax, jak
sc nekomu v Americe zda. o.
castnici sletu jsou zde svedkv.
kolik obtizi je dnes evropske
doprave. Opakujeme znovu, o
zasilky esl. Narodni Rady jest
zde cd pocatku radne pecova-
no nami i Csl. Cervenym XII
Sem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-27
NAVRAT IL. JIzDNfHO PLU-
kU SIBlRSkE ARMADY.
Ministr Stanek mezi legionari
v Ces. Budejovicich.

Ministr post Stanek vital
Idne z. t. m. nase legionare dru
heho jfzdniho sibirskeho pluku
" Ces. Budejovicich. Pluk pri-
'jel pozdnich hodinach noe
mich, takza oficielni uvitani
mestem bylo odreknuto.
Ministr Stanek privital sr-
decnymi slovy velitele jednotli
vych oddilu, zejmena velitele
II. jizdniho pluku, pluk. Ger
vinku a setrval ma nadrazi v
pfatelskem rozhovoru mno-
hymi znamymi, ktere V pluhu
nasel, az do jejich odjezdu.
V rozhovorech vyptavali Sc
legionari ma pomery We vlasti,
a min. Stanek rozptyloval je-
!jich mnohdy velmi pesimistic-
he nazory. Legionari sdelovali
S ministrem ochotne sve dojmy
pri vstupu do vlasti. V Dvofi-
sti ma nadrazi vystoupili vsich-
nj vojini II. pluku sibirskeho.
Plukovnik pfecetl nasledujici
|plukovni rozkaz, provolal zdar
|presidentu, narodu, vlasti a
Wade, pral vSem to nejlepsi,
nacez hrany narodni hymny,
pri cemz vsichni vojini tasili
lsavle a vzdavali cest. Chvilka
dojmu nezapomenutelnych a
slovy nevylicitelnych.
Agrarni prislusnici, rozumi
Sc samo sebou, pozorovali ce-
lou cestu Stav ZemedelStvi,
srovnavali jej Sc stavem We
IStyrsku a Dol. Rakousich, kde
nadherne stavby a zejmena
silnice svedci o tom, jak dri-
|vejSi vlada centralni tyto ze-
me sc starala. Podivili Sc, re
ma ceskem jihu byl tax zane
dbavan. PoteSilo je, re tn tam
|vid6li v6tSi mnozstvi mladehO
dobytka a AMI kousek neosete
pudy.
Min. Stanek je ujistil, ze pri
slusnici zemedelsti vykonali
pine svoji povinnost, pokud
Epraci polnich Sc tyce a re Sc
a re Sc staraji pilne a svedomi-
t6 o vyzivu obyvatelstva. Le-
gionari litovali,. re nemohou
vsechno priyezti do vlasti, re
mohli, dopraviti jen suroviny
prumyslove, ktere jsou schop-
ny delsiho transportu, ackoli
nell velke zasoby mouky obi
Ii. Tesili Sc ma praci We vlasti a
lvybidnuti ministrem, ably Wy
psali sve dojmy, slibovali tax
uciniti, jak 81 We vlasti jenom
trochu oddechnou. Stezovali
81, re byli Velmi malo informo-
vani a re zejmena casopis
"Venkov" nebyl v Terstu VII
bee k dostani, zatim co social.
listu jest tam spousta. Legio-
mari provedli pax min. Stailka
celym vlakem.
Zdra--otni stav je celkem
vyborny, zeny a deti jedouci
zaroven jsou velmi dobre opa-
treny.
Pri vstupu ma pIdu vlasti
lvydal velitel pluku pluk. Ger
vinka tentO roZkaZ:
Bratri!
| Kdyz lonskeho roku slavili
jsme vyroci mucednicke smrti
Mitsra Jana Husa v zapadle
vesnici Manskeho rajonu Mar
Wy, pred tvari tehdy jeste ne
smiritelneho nepritele, nikdo
z mas 81 nepomyslil, re prisny
osud vyhovi nasim touham a
nasemu stesku po rodne, vykou
pene nami zemi dovoli nam
vstoupiti pevne ma nj "a rok a
den. Nase tehdejSi vnitrni tou-
hy jsou splneny. Vstupujeme
ma rodnou pGdu a snad je to
hra osudu, nebo slitovani jeho
s nami, re prvni sve kroky ci-
niti budeme DO kraiich, ktere
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-29
DIR. W. A. WALKER
BURIED FRIDAY
Remains Brought From North
Carolina to Hardinsburg His
Former Home.

The funeral Of DIR. w. A. Walker
who died in Hendersonville, N. {.
Wednesday, Dec. %, was held in the
Northern Methodist church in Hard.
insburg on Friday afternoon Rev. M
L. Dyer, of Louisville, former pas.
tor of the Southern Methodist church
in Hardinsburg, conducted the ser.
vices.
DR.. Walker went to Hendersonville
tour years ago to recover his health
He was born and reared in Breckin-
ridge county, and practiced dentistry
in Hardinsburg for nearly twenty
years. He was married eighteen years
ago to Miss Margaret Kincheloe,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Kin
cheloe, who survive with the three
daughters, Misses Mary Elizabeth,
Virginia Dare'and Mildred Cain Wal
ker.
DR.. Walker was Mason and a
member of the Southern Methodist
church.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-29
COULD USE TOMATO SEEDS
Department Of Agriculture Points Our
How They May Be Made q
Source Of Revenue.

That much valuable material Is be-
ing wasted annually by throwing away
tomato seeds extracted in pulping.
soup. catsup and canning plants is in
dicated by investigations made by the
United States Department Of Agricul.
ture.
Department investigators have found
that more than one thousand tons of
seed are thrown away annually in
northern tomato-pulping plants. with
large enough output of seed to pay for
shipping, and that they may be made
into edible oil and stock food worth
about $4,000 December. 1919. Cost
of collecting and preparing the seed
Is estimated at about $50, 900, including
aAproper charges, and the cost Of the
necessary equipment is given at not
to exceed $4,000.
In addition the same plant. which
would run not more than five months
In the year. could be used for the han
ding of grape seeds and pumpkin
seeds. which would distribute the over
head and cut down the cost of manu-
facture of the tomato-seed products.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-29
cavaIrymen's Splendid Ride.

Col. Ezra B. Fuller, the author of a
riding anthology" has himself a
notable achievement Of endurance and
Craftsmanship to his credit. During
the Nez Perces campaign of 1877 Full
Ter. then second lieutenant of the Sew
enth cavalry. stationed on the north
bank Of the Yellowstone river, near
Miles City, was ordered by General
Miles to take five troopers with him
and carry dispatches to General Sher-
man at Fort Ellis. Mont. Much of the
trip had to be made running along
side of the horses, owing to the noun
famous character Of the country trav-
ersed and the almost impossible con-
ditiOn of the trails. The total dis
lance covered was over $50 miles.
which was made IN four days and
nineteen hours. without changing
mounts.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-29
new OFFICERS FL
LECTED FOR A. l.
Norman Ditto Reelected
Commander for County Post
Many Apply for Victory
Medals.

Former Service men from all parts
OF Breckenridge County were in
Hardinsburg. last Saturday to attend
the meeting OF the American Legion.
Many new names were added to the
membership and much interest was
manifested. Ex-Service men have
begin to realize what great
organization the American Le-
gion is, and the part il is
is playing in American life today.
the first Post organized in the state
of Kentucky, and if its membership
continues to increase will rank among
the largest in the state.
Moorman Ditto, present command
er though insisting that some one
else be chosen commander for the
coming year was unanimously chosen
to succeed himself, and B. F. Beard
was reelected finance officer Other
officers elected were, Lee Hickerson.
vice commander, Ernest McGary, adj
jutant, and Rev. Baker, chaplain.
Committee Elected.
Executive committees were elected
as follows: LIST Dist VIM. Higdon;
end. Dist, Paul Lewis; 3rd Dist,
Ivan Jolly: 4th. Dist, Glen Hendricks;
5th. Dist, Chas. Alexander; 9th Dist.
Parson Pile.
Nearly every one present brought
their discharges and made application
for their Victory Medals. Any soldier
in the late war is entitled to Victory
Medal and whether a member of the
American Legion or not the Com
or Adjutant will fill out your
for you and see that you
get same, so if you want your Medal
take your discharge to Moorman
Ditto, Hardinsburg. or to Ernest Nc
Gary, Kirk, and they will get same
for you.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-29
billiard FTLLMORE, the secont

NEILLARD FILLMORE. the second
IV1 vice president to be promoted by
death, was the most commonplace
president even in twenty-year period
when the presidency remained at low
water mark. Tall and with magisterial
front, but cold and hollow, he looked
the past which he played-the dummy
Of northern trimmers in politics and
Of southern traffickers In slaves.
A fable of the day hit of the truth.
The new president must have q car
riage, and "Old Edward" Moran, a
White House attendant in many ad-
ministrations, took him to see a hand
some outfit, whose owner was leaving
Washington and would sell 1t at Q
bargain.
This is all very well, Edward
Fillmore unused, according to the pop
ular yarn; 'but how would 1t do for
the president Of the United States
to ride around In a secondhand car
riageT
But, sure" argued "Old Edward"
"Your Ixellency is only a secondhand
prisident!"
In Fillmore we have another ffon-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-29
MR.. WILSON'S GOOD MESSAGE

| President Wilson's message to Con.
! gress is worthy of careful reading by
all Americans. 1t is not long; it is
in view of the recent national vote. in
excellent taste and it is filled with
| simple, practical common sense In
| performing the duty laid upon him BY
the Constitution to present to Con-
gress an annual report on the state of
the nation is was not unnatural for
him. under all the circumstances of
the past, to begin it as if he were
discussing the state of the universe.
Almost immediately. however, with
one OF his fellicitous literary turns
! about helping those abroad by our
selves setting good example at home,
he centered upon our domestic affairs
and thereafter stuck for the most part
to the text.
1t is ound American business and
1t is good international politics to set
our own house i'm order and keen il
IN order, as he urges so that while we
thus grow better and stronger. the
rest OF the world may profit by emu
lation OF our welfare and happiness.
The preservation of American power.
the salvation of American institutions
depend upon our making and enforc-
ing laws which, as Mr. Wilson saws
secure its full right to labor and
yet at the same time safeguard the
integrity OF property and particularly
OF that property which is devoted to
the development of industry and the
increase of the necessary wealth of
the world" And the day of redemp-
tlon tor those Powers and people OF
Europe now struggling against an
archy and chaos can come only out
OF the practice of those same prin-
clples fundamental everywhere on
the face OF the earth
Nobody could more simply and
clearly state both the advantage and
the necessity of our Government man
aging ITS business as carefully, eff
GENTLY and successfully as private un-
dertakings are managed than Mr. Will
son states them in his remarks on
budget system and above all a work
ing out of revenue and expenditures
under that system so that there shall
be neither undue strain upon our in
income nor unreasonable taxation. Ii |
IS an imperative need that we should
now put our Government on a bust |
ness basis and Mr.. Wilson saws that
Tor us thus to Sprove the indestruct
BILE recuperative force of a great Gov
eminent of the people" will be an in
'piration and guide for others.
This is a good message to Congress
md the American people whom Con-
sress represents. II is a good world
o the world, watching this nation as
he old Administration passes and the
lew approaches.-New York Herald
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-12-29
SERVICE THE MEASURE
OF SUCCESS
BOYS Lie

Boys Life
IL isn't the cut OF the clothes that Won wear
Nor the stuff out of which they are made.
Though chosen with taste and fastidous care
And IT isn't the prices that you paid;
II isn't the size of your pile in the bank,
Nor the number Of acres you own,
1t isn't question OF prestige or rank,
Nor of sinew and muscle and bone;
II isn't the servants that como at your call
II isn't the things that you possess,
Whether many or little-or nothing at all
It's service that measures success.
IL isn't question of name, or Of length
of an ancestral pedigree.
Nor question Of mental vigor and strength.
Nor quetion Of social degree;
IL isn't question Of city or town.
Nor question OF doctrine or creed
IL isn't question Of fame or renown.
Nor question Of valorous deed,
But he who makes somebody happy each dav
And he who gives heed to distress.
VIII hnd satisfaction the richest of nav
Fer ifs service that measures success