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GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-04-15

Takim byl nasz KoSciuszko,
bohater dW6ch swiat6w, SER
mierz wolnosci w Ameryce, zwy
ciezca z pod Raclawic, niezlom-
ny w swietem postanowieniu O.
swobodzenia Ojczyzny.
Taz sama silna VIOLA uwido-
czniona jest w odllryciach VIE
kszej lub nniejszej donioslosci.
smiali podroznicy W poszukiwa
niu bieguna p6hocnego, jak ma
przyklad ME tax dawno zgasly
znakomity Perry, zIozy} dowo-
dy nieugietych postanowien
sWoich. Skromny w swem zna-
czeniu, lubo bardzo pozyteczny
Wynalazek masZynowych pom
czoch, byI przedmiotem nieu-
stannej obserwacyi troskliwe-
go ma}zonka. kt6ry $ledzac ba-
cznie swa zone, robiaca pohczo-
chy, wpadI ma dowcipny por.ys}
maszyny Go wyrabiania pom
czoch.
Kobieta lubo fizycznie slab
sza, ME ustepuje wcala mczczy-
znie W tym charakterystycznyrn
rysie ludzkiego ducha i mySli.
Sufraz kobiety, kt0ry coraz
Wiecej obejmuje stan6w i posta
wi niebawem kobiete ma r6wnej
z mezczyzna skali, zdobytym
zostal szturmem prawie niau-
gieta VIOLA pionierek tego spo-
1ecznego ruchu.
Nadzwyczajne kobiece posta
Gle pojawialy sic cd najdawniej
szych czaS6w - dajace Swia-
dectwo o sobie, re geniusz ME
INA p1ci, jak ME zna narodowo-
Sci.
Prawdziwe jednak wyzwole-
ME kobiety jest cecha ostatnie-
go i biezacego stulecia.
w Ameryce EIabieta Black
well, by}a pierWsza kobieta do
ktorem; fala ta obejmuje dzi-
siaj coraZ to szersze kola stale
sic zwyczainym pzejawem "a
bieg67y zenskiej mlodziezy. Wy
trwa}oSc kobiety, chlubnie sic
zapisala ma innych posterun-
kach piracy, nietylko umysHo-
wei, lecz i fizycznej, o czem
swiadcza hczne prZyklady pod
czas ostatniej wojny.
Mocne postanowienie jest
przedewszystkiem podwalina
rozmaitych zrzeszan meskich i
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-04-15
- MOCne POstanOWienie POdstawa PraCv

zenskich. TIE ostatnie rwylazaIy
Juz sWa moe, wzniosIe cele, pra-
ktyczne daznoSci i zapobiegli-
woSc.
0 tych movie pragniemy.
StowarZyszenia kobiece moga
bye specyalne i og6lne, dla pro-
pagowania idei specyalnych o.
g0lno ludzkich.
1nstytucya taxa og0lno-ludz-
ka na wychodztwie jest Zwia-
EEK Polek. Bedzie on niedlugo
obchodzi1 sw6j sreblny JUBILEE
usz wykaze ma MIN swa pra-
ce narodowa. oSwiatowa i spo-
1eczna.
Many nadzieje, re juz tax
hczne zastepy kobiece powiek-
sza sic w dWojnas6b, moze i
wiecej.
To Cd mas tylko zalezy, Cd ma
szych usifoWan, dobrej wolf u
miejetnosci, a re naszym sio-
strom ME zbywa ma tych przy-
miotach, przekonaliSmy sic juz
niejednokrotnie; tylko postano
vienna mocne i wytrwaloSc
dodajmy do sunny tych nieoce-
nionych zalet, a dopniemy ma
szego celu. Pragniemy stwo-
rye wielka armie pracowni-
GEEK, poniewaz Wiele pol stoi
jeszcze odIogiem, a do uprawy
potrzeba rak wieIu, my$li trze-
zwej prawdziwego poSwiqce-
mia.
Czasy walki pojedynczych je
dnostek mineiy - gdy w wyro-
kach opatrznoSci David powa-
lii Goliata. - Armia nowocze-
snych szermierel1, jaka pred
stawia Zwiazek Polek, to hufiec
z bozei reki, przeznaczony do
krZeWienia wielkich idei wyuwo
lenia ludzko$ci 4 pet6w niskich
aadz i ludzkich uiomno&ci.
Siowa wielkicgo m;strza "I[o
bieto, puchu marnH, ty wietrzna
istoto, przeb6g, jak ciebie oma-
milo zloto," przebrzmia}y wraz
4 echami narodOwego wyzwole-
MIA pobudki wojennej, W kt6-
rel niewiasta polska tax przewa
ina odegraEa role.
Przyobleczona nova otucha,
Wzmocniona wiara, rozpoczyna
ona znamienna ere swego po-
slannictwa j powoli uwalnia sic
ze ziemskich slabostek kt6re te
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
The Race Commission Fool
ish and Insulting Questions

The Chicago Commission Race Relations which created
by Governor Lowden after the Legislature OF Illinois refused 10
consider such institution started Crusade OF Question
These questions have been through the mails prominent
citizens Other asking
The Commission asks this surprising question: What
mind is the distinction either OF view definite racial
aim between segregation and racial solidarity? This question
We would not in this enlightened ask what is the distinction
between chalk and cheese We would the
individual who would ask such question We query why
the Race Commission should ask such question What the
distinction in racial between Racial Segregation Racial
Solidarity? Evidently gentlemen the Commission
think there not! why such
The Race Commission have thought the those
gentlemen metoous evidently They send letters asking
public opinion upon
rial In the Commissions mind the idea OF segregation
Turk urked the mind OF its noble Governor
Lowden who down ynchrdden Georgia get their plan
his idea sinister and rndous
Whether the the question
puoPy or prepared We
have heard of kind of segregation by agreement We do
racial aim for segregation any kind To
the contrary there definite aim prevent it. 1t will not be
by groups who realize that racial expansion
and will be confined geographical limits The Negroes
Chicago planning put their business enterprises the
wherever they
be hudded together conomeratey where the white
inclined their proeer and prohgate IN black belts and
then place the badge and stigma OF nero those who dwell
therein
Every segregation by Negroes failed aay
prejudice We cite Georgia where segregation exists and yncg
Race Solidarity is to the Negro what to ice
binding propensity binds the together politically and
economically 1t pride 1t the result
mind mental than physical
Segregation is physical 1t physical separation whether
compulsory arbitrary which not even tangent to
Those Of the nvicgcd
aacous idea segregation should immediately study the
permitting senses and questions If the
have been penay to ask questions they should
be informed the vital issues and should be advised to their
time asking real intelligent questions and not IN meaningless
insnuations.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02

alien. He has not taken advantage of his environment the
North and organized himself economically and nduiay neither
has he identified himself large degree any existing industrial
and organization But to the he has allowed him.
ued into false of security by ous pou
philosophy of designing and selfish seade" of his
Therefore, with these handcap he less afford slump
and unemployment than the alien.
This of the crises that the Negro been forced
face Through immeaseable and mexpicabe endurance
coupled with the aid of phanrop friends he managed
survive 1t trusted that in the coming labor strife and
panic that he will be able adjust himself situation without
serious embarrassment inconvenience.
The Chicago Whip, representative of the New Negro
much interested getting of situations of this kind
getting them. Proof of this fact
appearing in these columns of May 29 entitled "A Sinister
Warning In that editorial predicted great tide of nmgra
advantages and disadvantages
the mistakes of the past but let ourselves with deter
mnaon for the future and begin of thrift scientific organ
preparedness that will stand the acid of
and the bombardment of prejudice and adversely.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02

The Board Meeting will be held ON
Saturday, 23rd preaching on DE.
mocracy in America in local
churches. SUNDAY. oath
The paramount issue will be the
Matchmaking OF the Rights OF real
Democracy Our Convention slogan
is: abolish Federal Race Segrega-
ton and Remove the Segregation
Party from Power" We call upon
every Branch OF the League 10 assem-
BILE for the Organization to send
delegates; upon every member Wher-
ever there is no Branch OF the
League, to form one for that purpose,
and upon every League member or
friend III each community to take the
initiative III organizing our people.
men and women. tu elect and send
delegates to Baltimore.
Yours for the abolition OF Federal
Segregation by the election OF 100
Respectfully submitted.
NATHAN :. TAYLOR.
President
3545 Grand Blvd, Chicago, Ill
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
Preparedness For The Coming
Economic War

According immigration authorities Ellis Island foreigners
coming this the rate of 5000 day The
jo of immigrants who have been wisely termed the Sc
Europe will locate the industrial centers of the northern
The advent of these aliens will affect labor conditions
profoundly The Negro lsborer will receive the
he doing the labor today. The
majority of foreigners terae and mskled abore
The nxed labor will be flooded to the The
supply greater than the demand and necessarily
unforeseen contingency unsed
Negro labor of employment and in will be
replaced by aliens
to this conclusion for The aliens al
though and semcivzed white In addition to this
they easily organized and asmlated There
the Negro has made good industry Labor statistics
that at done well his white brother In
cases he him. This however, relevant fact
White coming to this country to escape European
tyranny and exploitation. The Negro coming North
and conditions the South White
of American freedom and opportunity until they
the last of their kin to share this American he
likewise have tasted of this Qualified freedom
and equally determined live America bring
the last that vetabe hadesthe South The
axaion of both will create tremendous prob
Iem will require suffering and sacrifice to effect the solution but
LET blind and small who
viii not recognize nobility of both the foreigner and
the American appears that the Negro will be the
he has become thoroughly Amercanzed
and has higher standard of living than the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,
NEWS.
Shorty Monk"

. The Dudley Street Opera House
WI considered one popular spot by
all friends and well WiShcrs of The
Social Home Club in their first big
Minstrel Show and Dance on Mon
day evening Auspioes OF Pullman
Employees OF Exeter St Palace
VA, voted--a success.
Miss Annie NJ. Butler. Baltimore
registered at Elizabethan at weekend
Nine. VI J. Alexander resides al
81 Batavia St Back Bay
Mis-, Ruth Howard has matriculated
at The Boston School ior Social
Workers.
Tho south end Midnight Qumtettc
sang most" beautiful the other morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright are
of for il few days rest
John Ferguson returned IRON
SRamp9eott. TUESDAY after several
weeks vacation
Nil, Nina Wilson reported for
duty Monday Her vacation Wa
pleasantly spent
President May. Chicago til, /
3 Z. VI Y. was a guest at the League
OF "A omen for Community Service
last Sunday
Marriage licenses during pasl week
Mcdonald Folkcs - hammond
ST.. and Amanda Gordon Ia Dart
mouth -
Richard G.. Thompson. q Harwioh
=. and Dorothy Johnson. Higgles-
worth St
John II Jackson. % Ball St, and
Lena Gray. y Williams ST
BE sur and buy the NHiP-all
,tand-
Arthur Thompson. Dartmouth ST,
received his second papers TUESDAY
Boston Public Evening Schools viii
be in session on Mondays, Tuesdays,
and Thur sdays.
Buy The Chicago Whip. For sale,
1924 fremont ST.
YIN. A. Beckett returned from New
York. where he went 70 attend B.MC.
VI ENC. session held in New York
last wreck. Dr.. Isaac l.. Roberts, West
end. Wa elected Deputy Grand
Master
From lhc pagc, Of Sportdom IN
5ud around town
Ba,c Bal champions Tiger.
Cricket champlon5 NrSt Indie, 4.
Tennis champion. Dr. " Bennett
tlolt Champion lagl Stous
Nlc Nathaniel William Is on a
visit tu PHILADELPHIA.
Topic ri To dav' Va, the theme
br8ugh. before 81 Mark5 Musical aud
Literary Union SUNDAY afternoon Al
fine Pranlr, BAPTIST Church by the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
LEGAL HINTS TO WOMEN
By
VioIette N. Anderson, Ii. B.

All questions asked by women con-
corning their legal or domestic rights
gladly answered Address Woman
Colunn--The Whip.
Ny husband came home drunk last
week and beat me numerically Can !
get divorce from him
les if he has done SO beforc-.if that
is the first time he has been cruel 10 you,
no. You should have had him arrested.
The law provides penalty Tor wife
heaters
My husband has sued me Tor a di-
vorce because we married within one
year OF former divorce Can get ali
mony and solicitors fees while the case
is pending
No. He is not suing for divorce. but
aunument. and that marriage is illegal,
therefore, you cannot obtain either ali
mony or solicitors fees.
| married in Indiana less than year
after | had secured a divorce from my
FIRST husband have had two children
by this last marriage My husband now
Is suing Tor an annulmcnt and | have
been told that | can do nothing. and that
my children are Legitimate. Is this
true
Unfortunately and to the everlasting
disgrace OF the Illinois legislative BODY.
this is true. Now that women are a
moving factor in the law-making ma
chinery you may rest assured This evil
viii be corrected. You violated the law
oE Ilialois, asffdid your last husband.
but your innocent children should not
suffer II he refuses to support them
consult a lawyer. You can secure sup
porl Tor them
| waited one year before marrying my
husband, whose first wife divorced him.
We married in Indiana and came here
10 live. Last week she had Us arrested
for adultery. Can we be punished since
we waited the full year
1t depends what the first wife secured
the divorce for Ii it was for adultery
on his part She can prosecute, otherwise
not
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02

Mrs. sale Jackson plans on moving 10
cary. Ind. the hrst OF October. The com
mmity regrets her leaving as she is very
nelghborly aud refined lady.
Buy your insurance from your own race
m the reliable Co. The Superior Mutual
backed by substantial colofed men. See Prank
ianlcy Tor particulars, 100 Market St
Hon Monroe Trotter spoke to large audi
enee at ihe Methodist Church Tuesday night
Mr. !. J. Spencer Of Evanston was a tis
tot IN our city this week
The Waukcgan Baptist Church has Just
received new coat OF paint this week and
Is much improved thereby.
Mr Louis Porter accepted position A. as
sistant millwright al the kcllsstowc Plant
Miss Elizabeth Taver. the only race girl
holding clerical position in this city is doug
line and setting good example Tor others by
sticking to her Job and IS well liked by her
employers.
Ttr North Shore Mercantile Go. stock Is
owned by Maukegan eolored men only and at
present l. doing Inc.
Naukegan housewives ar bu,y canning thc
pas, weela The WHIP agent consequent.
Las q haal burned mouth, the results Of
tasting hot jam, and butter that they arr
making.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
CARELESS use OF C0SME.
Sites is DANGEROUS

Nanp years ago women looked up
ON the use oi toilet preparations as
luMurv 70 be used by the wealthy and
as a confession OF super-vanity and
they we're used to no large degree.
Bur today toilet articles are among
the most rapid selling articles on the
market and women have learned TO
look upon them a. necessities more
than a. luNures and to regard their
use a, aids to preserving their Cod
given beauty rather than as comics
siou7 OF super vanity.
With the increasing demand for
preparations to preserve and enhance
our natural charms have come many
UstfnpuIouS manufacturers who have
entered the field purposely to play
upon What they believe to be human
Weakness .ad feminine vanity aud
have placed upon the market prepar-
alions that have but little merit In
Il.tl Rary scrtou- ed>ea OF skin erup
Itiul enlarged and distorted pores, dis
tulafed pigment aud even blood
poisoning. havc been known TO result
.f.u tar IT, Of this class OF prepare
fiou
lhr skim and -eaip are among the
most important parts OF the body and
should be treated with dillgcni care
Unfortunately they are about the
most neglected pats. 1t Is only by
constant c1ee that one may hope 10
have beautiful complexion, aud only
BY selecting preparations Of merit that
one may hop 10 preserve that which
mature ha. given Us In selecting
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
OUT OF TOWN NEWS
NEW ORLEANS NOTES
By Dsggs and Scot, Gilbert


.,5.,t !N.3git oosB' anu a!iaee scott nave
c2qi2ht,ed to increase the circulation Of the
~ II, - "a ~ o'icdIS'
-. nu''sF o. bss MONIES, iowa better
I''oyI AZ M M9naeriql l.ea'qir 90 .
) teasatI IS expected m The city during the
P,gsen' Iio''H, 1hc WI nod s'fi,' OF irfy'
a. 'l'7t auee' ihareh' Kes. L. +. kou-
"'1Dn pdI'ot NJ.
r,i,ti., 81 VI "'us e'- rs Atz.unG
VI NV Eitiha,
=, 10 '- inflow Oh Local az h4' Niz .tnFtl
Nv - "IHe az "9ih al - i'',t fteshtE
~ .nl MI. ttht, loeie{ and brother
To- 1,"'Y'1 ,,, 10, NO, W." w i'nr ID Pr
70 - .'''h w, 2iJts,
~. oIu ilehu: M2at, LAX. ''H returned
$50. -, e''s Ho'n ''N's' ioohia4 Inc Ne'3fr OF
II -, ,...=...r. .,....., ,.,=.
a. :, mug, rec, n.y.. 1tgiy1 itlt"i "t
nc -" Ntais'n - fI-tiah AoNo'tif ite
te.eieH stFet4! >uElnG sermons st4e' hts
~ ~ " t,Il |l'n "'" much ase'r ia
ID. l'ef le'l ol Idoo1.
81 re 'Nhn1aI Ou'tnH 81 N American l,,gie
.A Ald an i.edeufe no Nld - pitee Mon.
"a. september laia' 81 Mit'nIcrE Mr..
NaaR- Ihoin"a heads Tie '"mmitr OF
Nll9n#''rtni1. ,,.r-
ST. IL. agent ior ibs Madam. {. Vii
- @'r' delfBdlGN to t.c t9ArlA ti3oudl
@. s'gHo". III 'lcfrlaha' 0hi9 Aiirl p
G5'fi4ikhi'l rjne at TN eon'cnnon' They VISITED
'i,t"Eo ana 81 l.guiS
MS I.,t9f Williams o3o 1t IAN. 81,
wa emery MARRIED 10 Nli. Ao'e IAler dur
Ia, tne past week,
- 9"Tah Y. lIofnton' VIE OF the n"rn-
4, NiiI'Pait ~ NtNtaurft1Ii lN. enjoying d
'I, AN - WIN frIatifts ID California
NJ. t. : Inn a"C9t. ihe popular "oWtii""H
''d4eist %, ot3 n. Iii!9oin 81 !. ug# pgo'i
;nR tte SITE o. me ~ 'A'Io VII II t.
'"HlH ~ ftlu'. At me ao9Ft a4dI'aH-
me 'cnoei board mas made an appeal to
1o'9it4 MINISTERS 10 ifcdcH elntauonal 'er'
,; ~ ,,rp,''i'9' 1'e IN '' I'M
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02

All questions asked by women con-
corning their legal or domestic rights
gladly answered Address Womans
Column-The Whip.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
CONVENTION CALL
Issued By National Equal Rights
League

Fellow Lcaguers and Coiored Amer
icaus.
g. virtue OF the power Vested in
me a. President OF the League, |
herein issue rhi, call for the 18th An.
nual Meeting OF the National Equal
Rights League OF the United States
Of America. The said meeting will
be held in the city OF Baltimore, Md,
Oct. 20, d, and y, 1920. at the Trim
ity Baptist Church. Rev. J. r. Diggs,
Pastor.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
wAuKEcAN. ILLINOIS. MOTIFS

Mr. James Meadows has reta'ncI lam.
after being confined in a Chicago ho,i1tal ios
4 month.
Mrs. :. II. Durham sustained q very painful
injury last week when chair sbe was stand
ing on cleaning windows collapsed
The ; Bills Orchestra gave dauue We'd
nesday evening which was ver3 much ot a
success.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02

yxylTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT. WITH PURIFY OF MO.
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH UN-
sTINTEp CREDIT THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE
HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR-
NALIsM WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-04-14
YANKS ON RHINE
NOT UNDER FOCH

Washington, April American
troops on the Rhine are subject only
to the orders of the President of the
United States as commander in chief
of the army, President Wilson wrote
Congress in response to a resolution
of inquiry adopted by the House.
The American troops and the ter
ritory they control still are govern
ed by the terms of the armistice, the
President said. He disclosed that
the American Government had dis
approved plans to have the troops
and the territory placed under the
orders of the Rhineland High Com
mission.
Field Marshal Foch has no au-
thority over the American troops,
the President said. Major General
Allen, commanding the forces. has
full authority" Mr.. Wilson added.
ito utilize his troops for the police
of the occupied district, the preserva
ton Of order. and to repel any at
tack which may be made upon him"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-04-14
April 2, 1870,

Beaver Dam, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-04-14
Get Rid OF "Spring Fever"

II you lack energy, il you are
tired and languid. il you do not feel
like exerting yourself-if you lack
"pep"-the chances are that your
bowels are sluggish. A Foley Ca
thartic Tablet is a good and whole
some physic that will rid you of
biliousness. gas, bloating, sick head
ache, sour stomach or other ills that
attend Indigestion and constipation.
They cleanse the bowels. sweeten
the stomach and invigorate the liver.
IL Advertisement.)
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-04-14

81 could not tell you all the bene-
fits had from the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar" writes Miss Rose
Florke, zoe Hawkins Ave-, N. Brad
dock, Pa. II had cold in my
chest and fearing It would cause
pneumonia tried Foley's Honey
and Tar and it was not long till
felt relieved. hope others suffer
ing from severe colds will try it,"
Many such letters have been written
about this time-tried, reliable fami-
ly medicine for coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough.-(Adv.)
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-04-14
RED CROSS SECRETARY TO
AID DIsADvANTAGED FAMILIES

An investigation of social agencies
in Ohio County shows that there is
no organization specially interested
in the unstable family. The County
Court assists with money relief
where the question of poverty ex-
lists. However, money relief is Of
ten times the least consideration in
families who need the helping hand
of a social worker. Oftentimes an
overworked mother of a large fami-
ly needs sympathy, encouragement
and advice, by an understanding
person. She may be needing hos
pital operation and has no one to
help her make some suitable ar
rangement for the children while
she is away from home. The hus-
band may not be earning enought to
support the family when with lit
tie encouragement and assistance he
might find better position.
Then there is the case Of the fami-
ly deserted by the breadwinner.
There is no money and the mother
is not able to work. What shall be
done with such a family. The
easiest way is to place children in a
children's home and have the moth
err do what little work she is able
to do or go to the county house.
The most human and cheapest way
as proven by counties and states who
have tried it, is to keep the family
together in the care of the mother
and under normal conditions. One
of the foremost child welfare work
ers in Ohio has stated recently that
when more money is expended for
mothers pensions than children's
homes we may feel that distinct
advance in civilization has been
made.
1t is hoped that when the War job
of Ohio County is finished the Red
Cross Secretary may enlarge heI
work to include assistance and ad'
vice to such families as may need 1t
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-04-14
STEAMER SINKS
IN GREEN RIVER

Evansville, Ind, April S.-The
steamer Bowling Green that plies in
the notwithstanding Green trade
sank in thirteen feet of water in
Green River opposite South Carroll
ton, KY, Monday night, according
to message received by JEFF Will
liams. agent for the boat.
No lives were lost and no damage
was done to the freight in the boat.
The steamer hit a rock and sank
slowly and the passengers had plen-
ty of time to get off.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-04-14
Cut This Out-It is Worth Money

Cut out this slip. enclose with DC
and mail it to Foley 4 Co.. 1885
Sheffield Ave-. Chicago. ILL.,. writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return q trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and
Tar, for coughs. colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides
and back; rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments; and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing ca
thartic. for constipation. biliousness
headache. and sluggish bowels.
II ADVERTISEMENT
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-04-14
DELAWARE VOTES
DOWN SUFFRAGE

Dover Del. April 1.-Ratification
of the equal suffrage amendment was
defeated in the lower house Of the
Legislature today. The vote was
IS to 8.
Members who voted for the
amendment subsequently changed
for the purpose of later moving to
reconsider. The vote - fnslly an
nounced was rs 10 s.