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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: December 29, 1917

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: December 29, 1917 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1917 hop1917122901_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: December 29, 1917 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1917 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. J HOPRINSVILLE Wathr for Kentucky- - Saturday fair and much colder Kentucrian DECEMBER HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY, SATURDAY, 29, 1917. Vol.38 No. 155 f My Mill 0. heu COMMEM rllTO WATCH U. Hoover. Taa'days are meatless, Mv Wednesdays are wheatless, I am getting more eatless each day. It is heetlese, My My bed it is sheetless, They're all sent to the Y. M. C. A The bar rooms aro treatless, My coffee is sweetless, Each day I get poorer and wiser. My stockings arc feetless, My trousers are seatless, My Oodl How I do hate the Kaiser. EX. Meeting at the Methodist Church Monday Night With PRE-WA- R Many Speeches. GOOD Whole MUSIC PROGRAM I'll GOVERNMENT TAKES NEW YEAR IN OVER ALL RAILROADS THE QUIT If YOU Will Czernin's Answer to Russia EARNINGS HUN raiders ProvesiKaiser'sSchemel5 that Wilson Bared. HINGE PLEDGE ON ALLIES Japan will npt send troops to Si beria. President Wilson was 61 years old ty-wi- Town and Country People as Well Are Invited. AND MAINTENANCE TO BE GUARANTEED u BROUGHT DOWN Italians and British Brilliantly Austro-Germa- n Fight Twenty-fiv-e Planes Refuse to Bind Themselves Unless Russia's Pardners in War Will Do So. There will be a patriotic communi Watch Night meeting at the yesterday. Methodist church Monday night beFall River, Fitchburg, Haverhill ginning at 8:30 p. m. The music will and Taunton changed from "dry" to be under the direction of Miss'Fol- lansby and the choir. "wet" last week. 1. Prayer by .Rev. A. S. Anderson 2. Scripture lesson, Rev. J. W. the Arctic explorer Steffanson, absent since 1913, has reached Ft. Stiles. 3. Origin and Use of Watch Night Yukon with his party. Frank Rives. Maj. Gen. Harry C. Hale, who was 4. Brief History of Germany J. thought to be still at Camp Taylor, A. McKenzie. 5. Constitution and Spirit of tho has turned up in France. German Empire, Chss. M. Meacham. meeting of the 6. What is German Kultur? Judge The Press Association, closed at Lexing- W. T. Fowler. ton yesterday. 7. The Influence of German Kul tur on the Church and Schools of Ed. S. Troyer, Princeton, Ky., has America, Dr. C. M. Thompson. been appqinted examiner of accounts 8. The Horrors of German Ruth- under the Interstate Commerce Com- lessncss, Ira D. Smith. mission, at 1,800. 9. How Did America Get Into the WmTHopson, a preacher's War, R. E. Cooper. Mrs. 10. What is America Fighting For? wife at Columbus, Ind. took off her to a woman who Judge J. W. Downer. shoes and gave them 11. What We Have Already Done had none and went home barefooted. in Preparation, Rev. G. C. Abbitt. iz. vynose war is ur iraL..smitn. A troop train with 460 soldiers 13. How Can the Farmer Help to stODDed in Owensboro and exercised the soldiers, who paraded the streets Win the War? T.C.Jones. 14. What Should Be the Program Linrnnf? patriotic songs and gave a of the Schooling? Prof. L. E. Foster. court square. 'drill on the 15. What Good May We Hope W. W. Blackwell, past supreme Will Come Out of the War? T. C. chancellor commander of the Knights Underwood. of Pythias, died at Henderson, Ky., 16. What is the Mission of the Dec, 26, of paralysis, aged 65 years. Church in This War? Rev. Everett He was buried with the honors of the S. Smith. II Wtt W) brder of which he was the most di- 17. What is the Y. M. C. A. Doing? stinguished member. Rev. Paul Shell Powell. 18. What Should Be the Spirit of The Mannheim railroad station was the Church and Nation in Prosecuting destroyed by a bomb Dec. 24, an the War? Rev. Thomas Chapman. hour after the Kaiser had left it. Two 19. The meeting will close as the bombs also fell on the palace he had clock tolls out the hour of midnight, occupied. A factory was blown up, and as the bells ring in the new year two bridges wrecked and a number Rev. Charles Brevard will offer the of people killed, but Bill escaped for closing prayer with which the Watch v the time being. Night services will close. mid-winter Complete Unification! of All Steam and Electric Lines, With Ex- r ception of Intern an Lines. MANAGEMENT TO THE h FIERCE DUEL, FLYING LOW ate general peace without compulsory Petrograd, Dec. 28. The central powers are ready to make an immedi- One of Smashed Enemy Craft Was Dreadnaught Carrydayat ing Three Men. One of the greatest air raids the enemy has attempted on the Italian front came to grief Dec. 26, when nearly half of a fleet of twenty-fiv- e annexationsJIand without contributions. a This is their answer through Count, Czernin, the AstroHungarian I foreign minister, made on Christmas Brest-Litoviskj- to OFFICIALS The taking over for national control of all the railroads of the United States in one proclamation is one of the most momentous national events in American history. Secretary of the McAdoo is constituted tho his Director General of Railroads and announced, win oeio purpose, it is operate the various lines under the except control of their own directors authority shall bp that paramount vested in the Secretary. The beneaccruing from the operation of the fits rnnrls bv the eovernment will be the regcontrol of transportation and the troubles by making ulation of labor strike agitators guilty of treason against the government. 1 ' The Daily Kentuckian's equipment linotypo has been ordered and the necessary to its and other machinery operation, are expected to be in place In the meanwhile ;n a four weeks. daily all subscribers who pay for the tho time it starts, to at $3 a year from will be be sent through the mails, without any tho charge unlit the daily succeeds it. TJ.nqfi whl nrefer tho weekly at $1 ly without extra charge during January. The new paper is receiving a very cordial approval from the public generally. Many new subscribers have already been voluntarily promised and the merchants aro assuring It of substantial support. The subscribers on the rural routes are nearly all expressing a preference for the dally Issue and are delighted with the prospect of gstting a daily local paper on the day of publication. Tho ly will be supplied with tho ly Daily Kentucklan will fill a long felt want. airplanes was destroyed with an extensive list of killed or wounded. The big fleet swept over the camp west of Treviso at 8 o'clock, flying low and discharging machine guns. damage was done. Considerable Notwithstandiug the surprise the Italian and British machines were soon in the air and engaged the enemy at close quarters. The fighting was most spectacular, eight of the enemy cars being brought down, six of them falling within the Italian lines. The other machines beat a hasty retreat. The raiders, however, returned at 11 o'clock and several more were disposed of, two falling in this attack inside the Kalian lines. An observer who has just returned says that the ing On. repair. scene of the conflict is covered with Government backing will be given wreckage of the enemy aircraft. to new issues of railroad securities unce again tne uermans nave en One of the machines brought down that a ready market may be found. deavored to break the French front was a dreadnaught, carrying three The President's move, although on the Verdun sector, but again have persons; the others can ied two. All forecast for weeks, came at this time failed. Two assaults delivered north of these men were killed, wounded as a great surprise to nearly every- of the Caurieres wood resulted in the or captured. body in Washington, including rail- defeat of the enemy and the infliction Li road officials. It had been generally of heavy casualties. The Germans at believed lie would await the reassemb- one point succeeded in penetrating a ling of Congress before taking any French front line trench, but were step. He acted through Secretary of immediately ejected. War Baker under authority con- - On the northern Kalian front there ferred in the army appropriation act. has been abatement in the artillery Henry Harding, of Shepherds-vill- e, Direct management of the roads activity, between the Asiago Plateau - Airman Destroys German Am Dies in a Louis The speeches will be from 5 to 10 will remain in the hands of railroad and the Brenta River, but the intenofiicials and the Railroad War Board, sive duels between the Brenta and munition Train and Sacminutes. In no case can a speaker ville Hospital. go beyond ten minutes. Every comprised of five railroad heads, will Piave continue. The infantry forces rifices Himself. speaker will have a ringing message continue to direct actual operation! of the belligerent are virtually in- Louisville, Dec. 24. The Louisville under Secretary McAdoo's general active. tho community. for k Nashville wreck death list, previsupervision Amsterdam, Dec. 28. The town of The chief practical effect of the Roussalacre (Roulers), in Belgium, ously reduced from 49 to 4G through Missionary Is Dead. the elimination of three names was Government operation will be to perParis, Ky., Dec. 28 Miss Rebecca was almost laid waste recently by the swelled to mit a complete unification of all rail 47 by the death of Henry terrific explosion of an ammunition systems, impossible under private Ford Heath, for ten years an Episco- train caused by bombs dropped by a Harding, of Shcpherdsville, in a ho.-p- ital PRO-HUNpal missionary in Japan, is dead here S here. operation by reason of statutes proBritibh airman, according to the fron hibiting pooling of rail traffic and at the ago of Gl years. Surviving are tier correspondent of the Telegraf. three sisters, Mrs. Edward R. Fith- earnings. The One Agrees to Leave Iowa gone .as tar as roads themselves had ian, of Paris; Mrs. 0. W. Paxton, of The airplane itself was brought' they dared in this clown by the aerial pressure. direction, and it became known only "ew Yrk and Miss Mansard Heath, Town- - Other BUYS Lib- Many Germans and a few Belgians, of Lexington. luunjr iiiuh ti.., iiuu kaon miitlvu i, j mujr ucbii uj tho latter engaged in forced labor, erty Bond. Attorney General that a vio- were killed. g laws could not lines, regardless of the company with latioirof which shipments originate, and the Audobon, Iowa, Dec. 28. Because bo permitted. Road Engineers. Experts Estimate 1,500 Killed , common use of terminals to effect of allecred unnatriotic utterances, the I citnntinn u,o r,,irri The County Road Engineer's Con maximum efficiency. Without an Rev. W. A.. Starck and Fred Pmsidmit Wilson, who. in l.info. and Fully 4,000 Newport, Ky., Tenekheig, who is said to be wealthy, ment, declared the roads had irone as ticipating wonders under the new vention will be held at 13th, 14th and 15th, 1018. Injured.- were seized byaowdof citizens, j far as they could and that already plan, officials look forward to material February A very attractive program is being improvement in the present traffic who put ropes around their necks. somo systems were endangering their prepared and arrangements are being congestion within a few weeks. Tenekheig was dragged for a block earnings in attempting unification. Fifteen hundred were killed. 4.0fk) Speedy movement of freight will bo made to have several men from other seriously injured, and the and released on tho public square, INTERURBAN LINES EXEMPTED. proper! States address the convention. i iiiu in si mill ui where he signed a check for a $1,- mv uu ctiur ucimrui. loss $50,000,000 are expetf estimates , , IT. ' 111 . I It is hoped that every County Road AiinuuL'u mo pruciuinaiioii applies But problems whose, solution must 000 Liberty bond. Starck also was submitted to relief committees after to all electric lines engaged in general press close on the heels of actual Engineer, County Judge and the released on the intervention of his of all Fiscal Courts in the investigation of the Halifax explosion wife. He promised to leave town at transportation, local lnteruroan sys- transportation question aro the equit members of the munitions ship on December 0 tems are specifically exempted. able reimbursement of roads for the State will attend the meeting. Quite in the Halifax harbor. An once. area of a number of the courts will be entire use of their property on the oasis of According to reports, the mob ly new and we believe they will re two and a half square miles in tho McAdco On The Job. pre-wearnings, increased wages was made up of parents of enlisted north end of the city was wrecked for railroad employes, financing of ceive great benefits by hearing road and burned. boys. Both men are understood to Washington, Dec. 28. Soon after matters discussed in detail. have been called before the county American railroads went under gov necesssary improvements, building of It is highly probable tho railroads additional lines or facilities and the council of defense several times. Out of Danger. ernment operation at noon today, will give special rates to the conven Beforo Director General McAdoo issued his tangled priority situation. Very truly Former Senator Jo C. S. Black. Tit For Tat. most of these questions can be set- tion. first official order wiping out compet burn, who has been dangerously ill R. WILEY, A French cruiser was sunk in the itive conditions and providing for tled, special legislation will be necesat his home In Washington for sevCom. of Public Roads. and 10 mem- complete pooling of traffic, equip sary, and to urge this President Wil Ionian sea by a eral weeks, is now reported out of bers of tho crew lost. French de- ment, terminals and trackage facilities son Is preparing a messagotobo deTotal acceptances of recruits for danger and on tho way to recovery. stroyers and seaplanes in turn de and for tho retention of present off- livered to congress soon after it con- the Army December 13 numbered Advices from the Capital Citv are in and picked up 22 icers and erpployes. stroyed tho venes after the holiday recsss next moro than 14,300 the largest numtho effect that he is now able to walk survivors of its crew who jumped The immediate result will be a re Thursday. Legislation already has ber accepted in one day in tho histo about the house and is growinir into the sea as the boat went down. routing of traffic over the shortest been drafted. ry of the country. stronger every day. one-sided- ly Washington, Dec. 28. Government possession and operation of the nation's railroads for the war was pro- -' claimed by President Wilson Wednesday night, to become effective ( at j noon today, December 28. William ; G. McAdoo, retaining his place in the j Cabinet as Secretary of the Treasury, is placed in charge as director general i Renorted of railroads. on Both Fronts fcvery railroad engaged in general After Hun Retransportation, with its appurtenances, including steamship lines, is taken pulse. over, and all systems will be operated .IS nni unrlpr fhn Hirnpfm-- nonoral " irrnrvTiM SECTOR FIRM In a statement accompanying his VUKJJUW proclamatlon.the President announced " ' that as soon as Congress reassembles! A rfillprv Aerivirv TJip ftnlv he will recommend legislation cuar-- . ' Fighting anteeing pre-wearnings and main Now Go- tenance of railroad properties in good CHRISTMAS (IIIIFTIIflF ... ar proposals, whichjthej are ready to accept inlmost particulars as the basis of negotiations. They insist, however, that the central powers cannot bind themselves to such condifions without a guarantee that the allies of Russia will realize and fulfill these conditions. The Russian delegates asked for a ten days' recess in the negotiations in order to put the proposal before Russia's allies. Count Czernin declared that the central powers believed that the basic principles uttered by the Russian delegates could be the basis of such a peace. He said they shared Russian condemnation of the continuation of the war for the sake of conquest. It is necessary to indicate most clearly, the Count added, that the Russian proposals could be realized only in the event that all belligerents obligate themselves to adhere to the terms of such a peace. The n foreign minister declared that the cen tral powers did not intend to annex forcibly territories seized during the war nor to deprive the nations of political independence lost in the war. Austro-Hungaria- the Russian WRECK NOW 47 ' ROPES ON NECKS OF 2 . FIFTY MILLION f il w ,.n,i LOSS AT HAIFAX anti-poolin- I tiq fn A 11 . ar at HOraJNBVLLS KBItTUOKXAM DEC. , JopKinsYille Keutuckian. PsWhhed Every Olher Day rossDAV, CIIAS. M. MEACHAM I TO HER ADVANTAGE By HILDA MORRIS. DIZZYSPELLS fceficvcfl Af- - Takiaij Two Bottler Of CarduS, Says Tcr-ncssco i Thursday and Saturday Mornings by 11. Lady. Cart-Wrigh- t, 1917, uo.mo iiuiiwuamiu Cncl.- (Copyright, twr by tlm McCluro Nwspa- Srmllonte.) Class Mail Matlor. Jinok in Mantnn old Kills SUtns' offico as Second WhltaU, Tena. Mr, a. P. bmikithfm vn a fatnnnv nine., tnr ot tut-- . place, wrtf: "About Hopkinsvillo Conser- - maiy gatherings nnd gomiv. Established ns its foar yc rn aj:o t : t, iKjiy i olU get o vulivc in 18G0. Succeeded by Hop- - hospltublo (nble full of mugazino, its t ad that when I would atert to vralk I with n tiro glimmering 5 would just protty near fall, I wasn't Vfnovtlln rtomncrat 187G. Published mi- - limit nuiwnr, ua -- i u. C...U. Vnt.,nhtn 1R7H tn hK). dole ray work, trot wan very al Jutu" lined displays of paper, pons and other . literary appliances mnde It n popular ranch YEAU FIFTY-SECONt tola mr hiuband I thonsht Cardul' I plnco for evening gatherings. Young hnd been brought up In that would hoiir .me, as a lady who lived hills ri- raBSCRrPTION KATES: bookshop ; lid loved the Very sight and nrxt door to mo had. taken a great touch of a book. So when ambition dial, and told mo to try It. This was ONB YtiAK 1.00 drove him .v unNTHS to the city with a little cap when wa wro II vine ia Kentucky. Wh, 50 ital It was natural tovv MHN'I'HH he should start My lmBband got mo a bottle and I be a bookshop of his that BrufiT w rnPlRS own. This wrfs a took It according to directions. It Advertising Rntos on Appllootlono modest plnco at first, but It grew rap-Idl- helped n:i ao much that ho went back as some shop3 have a way of do- and got nlo another bottlo;. I got a Tron SOUTH MAIN ing. just quit taking There was ono young girl who came whole lot hotter and After your Into tho shop rather often. t Ellis had it I got over tho dizzy epella...! took WATCH THE DATE AY a no other medicine nt that timo nor same, renew promptly, and not miss noticed her ortce or' twice slid seemed elnce for this trouble. No, I've never to be always reading magazines, a number. The Postal regulations though she seldom bought more than regretted taking' cardul. I felt Just fino r.iuire subscriptions to be paid in a ;pcn or an eraser. Ellis Stevens, second bottle." when I finished the watching her out n particular mornadvance. Purely vegetable, mild and gentle ing when there were few other cus- In its action, Cardul, tho woman's Special revenue agents will bo here tomers, felt a growing conviction thai tonic, may bo tho Very medicine you you suffer from symptoms of somehe bad seen that from Jan. 2 to),Jan.S;l2 to see you where, lie stared girl before as she need. If troubles, give Cardul a trial. female after her NC-12-9 about your incomo tax. left tho shop. Where, had he known All druggists. that girl? In Stanton? It was pos(Advertisement; The Sammies in France have adopt, sible. The girl did not appear that day, cd 600 French orphans and started by however, and Ellis made a discovery. Locals Christmas treat Giving them a She had forgotten something. On the counter near where she had stood lay Smithson Water delivered Tues copy of After all, Camp Taylor men will a book, a And on Its was writ- days and Saturdays. Pho .e 633 1. detachments of have furloughs but in ten, "Itose Maxwell, Stanton, New vdTortlsemenL 5 per cent for tho next five weeks. i cnnrea .1 ai a bnse-lmm1 run-dowi ROADS PROPER WIDTH OF HIGHWAYS Wrltsr Advocates Narrower Reads and Restoring. Acres of Valuable GOOD Land to Farming. Thori are fteo. jthe --Truih. tliaw wfccH ,we tliankfcrt' for ttoe rrftnlmess that Mings. Wo do not know ourselves nay too shorn be IT MCALCS His Fashion Authority well. If others lend us their eyes for i little, tho revelation muy be start Mng. but such unpleasant surprises nro of real service to us. Let ns bo bravo enough to face the truth about fearlessly. The friend who Is frank Is the friend who really helps. our-reiv- Nearly SO for fancy needlework, for good atorlee pleasure, for help, for atyie. McCALL Fatternt fit. the l,300,n00. women who turn to McCALIS every month lor correct fth-lcfor pattern., for economical buying, Toln n, Rxchnnge. for jx 4n j2 smtti. What's In a Nnme7 "Why do I call .'cm tho cutlery famJust at this lime ninny nro Interested In the question, how wldo should ily? Well, the daughter spoons, tho our public roads be? A number of, father forks out thf money and tho things should bo considered In an- mother knife? the' other guests." ' swering this question, snya n writer Brooklyn Citizen. In Utah Farmer. Tho kind of material to hoi used In making the ronll. The- - topographical conditions through which the rind will pnss, the proper drainage of tho roud. Tho special use to which tho rond may bo put, if any. For Infants and Children For years very Httlo attention has been given to Years of land in our In Use For road building. Land has been cheap Always bears and plentiful and years ago wo did not the l0c Copy (M9CAL "Jgjj$v 75c Year CASTO R IA tho-wast- Ovr 30 SEMO A r03TAt CARD AND ASK FOR RAMri.B COPY nt trCAM,H: or I(iod HOSKV OlTfr to Wom.n. or I.I it or OlKTSclTtn rltliout coip. or BICTnl OlTfr In Dora and PATTKHM OATAUX1DE: Oirlii or or Blr c-i- i oir-- r m aoinij; or fiio.uu Offer to -- our fcllUIlClI. nn. latt v Teaaa..:3i.2oiJ7i! ..... itu - Strecj. N.w ToCS. T. Signature of f I REPUTATION Unyielding adherence to principles gives character to a financial Preferred d Pen-dcnnl- fly-le- York." A fire in the Krupp works at Essen, Germany, was not as serious as first reported. . Dutch bulbs just received. Large haps, or at the church affairs. She Kimball Young, whose fa- would come back for the book, of bulbs and reasonable prices. Now is Clara T. L. the time to plant for spring. ther was Edward Kimball, is now course. tho weeks But went by and IIopc known on the photoplay stage as Maxwell did .not return to the shot. METCALFE. Miss Young, and is producing plays It was strange she had been In the WANTED-AGEN- TS. of her own. At ono time there wasa habit of dropping In every day or so, before. This is the ijme to write life insurMr. Young, but he doesn't seem to be A month or so later Ellis made a ance. Farmers have money to buy taking any part in her plays. flying visit to Stanton, and there he learned that Itose Maxwell had not protection and make investments. It Dawreturned home. She was writing short doesn't take experience. I'll help Harry Felts, publisher of the Tribune, got out a twelve stories, It Beemed; one of her produc you close your prospect. Write. son Springs tions was In last month's Spectrum. R. L. OFFUTT, pige Christmas issue the wcekbe-- f jiins got ner aaaress irom friends Hopkinsvilie, Ky. jre Christmas, filled with advertise- without any trouble, and hurried back ments of the Dawson merchants and to town. Ho meant to find Kose Max' much interesting reading matter. The I well of course it wns his ilntv to rn. turn thnt Iinnlr. paper would be a credit to a large Live Stock, Real Estate and GenerSo the following Sunday Ellis Stevcity. ens, carrying "Pendennls," called nt al Auctioneer. Phone for terms and Itose Maxwell's boarding-house- . An dates at my expense. Incongruous landlady met him at the V. A. HOLMAN, Engineer W. H. Wolfenberger, of brown-ston- e entrance. Miss Maxwell intheShep-lierdsvill- e Adairville, Ky. Louisville, reported dead had moved. No, she didn't know her wreck, escaped injury and present address. No, she couldn't give The regular annual meeting of the completed his run to Nashville and re- him any Idea as to where to And her; to find his family mourning she had moved some weeks ago. So stockholders of the First National turned the following morning this notice apKentucky, will for him and a preacher in the home. peared In the columns of a dally pa- Bank, of Hopkinsvilie, KEEPING UP COUNTRY ROADS be held at the office of the bank, be i During his long career, Wolfenberger per: has had 14 firemen killed on his trains "If the young lady who left a copy tween the hours of ten and twelve Whether or Not Farmer Lives on Public Highway He Should Take In. of 'Pendennls' In Stevens' book store o'clock a. m., on Tuesday, January 8, been hurt. and has never nt Eighty-thir- d terest In Nearest One. street will come tc 1918, for the purpose of electing Di i claim her property she will learn ol rectors for the ensuing year. Ad- Every farmer should feel his dePresident Milton H. Smith acts something to her advantage." vcttisement. pendence upon good roads. Whether It wns rather a remarkable wisdom grown with age when with or not one lives on a public highway but it results. Itose he offers to submit the settlement of Maxwell came. bronsht was he should take an Interest In the nearPROFESSIONALS busy with Ellis est one to his farm or the road damages resulting from 47 deaths an old gentleman who was fussily use to market his farm, orchard and about the same number of less purchasing an edition of tho English D. V. M. and garden products. .fatal injuries at Shepherdsville, to a poets, and It was some time before he There are many times when a day's board of adjusters to be named bj could speak to Rose. work can be spared for the road. AftAfter on Interminable while the ol( victims and the Governor. And the er heavy rains the road may need cergentleman departed, Ellis np tain repairs or Improvements when the 7th and Railroad Sts. their friends will do well to accept proached tho girl. Sheand still read-lug- , was overseer Is not ready to call out the this straightforward proposition. Mr. ) Office, but she looked up with a smile. hands. Why not Individual farmers Smith's offer, if accepted, cuts out Ellis thought she was pale and a lit Cowherd & Altscheler Sale Barn. donate a day's work on the road nt usually get half of tie thinner. Perhaps she had been illf the lawyers, who Hopkinsvilie, Ky. such time? Phone 19. all thev recover for clients in such . Ulr". By keeping a road drag and drag-was ic you wno auvertiseu my ging tho road along one's lnnd after suits. But while it will be hard on 'Pendennls?'" she asked. "It was 1 heavy rains tho road may be greatly the lawyers, it will be better in every'i who left it here, several weeks ago." Improved. It Is an easy matter td have for the victims. They would be way "I know it was," he answered. "1 un agreement so each farmer will drag settled with promptly and not after thought you would come back ufter it the road in front of his farm. This years of litigation. And it is quite I wnltpd aud waited before I advewould maintain tho rood till the regu" could bo called out at stated probable that the board named would rtisedbecause she repeated curiously. Fine Bath Rooms. Four First-clas- s lar hands or "Uecauso?" intervals till the commissioner could adjustment than give them a fairer "Uecause I thought I'd And you, Mlsa Artists. mako the repairs. could be gained in a jury trial. Cer- Itoso Maxwell. You 6eo I knew you Tho time has come when wo must tain rules would probably bo laid thut Is I remembered seeing you In consider the roads an asset, indisStanton, and pensable to tho down by which there would be some to And you. I tried all sorts of ways FRANK BOYD, of tho farmI looked in tho directory, er nnd his family. This being trueIs uniformity in the settlement of the Why, I even went homo to Stanback Room for Everybody There. it not every man's duty to do all ho claims. ton to find your address but I found Western Siberia, between tho Ural can to keep tho roads in good you'd moved." mountains nnd tho Ycnescl river, Is She wns looking at him curiously, capable, according to rellnblo estimates, Mexican Service Badge. her eyes wide. of supporting a population of 800,000,-00- GOOD ROADS IN CONNECTICUT "Dut why should you take so much or eight times the totnl population A Mexican service badge for officers trouble?" she asked. "The book is ol of tho United States. Already tho Being Built In and men of the regulars and national no value." hugo area is supporting 0,000,000 out Concrete Highways Twenty-Tw- o Cities and Towns-C- ost "No, but well, I wanted to eeo you. of tho 11,500,000 that form tho entlro guard who participated in the occu$15,000 a Mile. pation of Vera Cruz,the various puna-tiv- o I had to see you again. Don't yor. population of Siberia. see " The construction of concrete high expeditions acrois the border She looked down, her faco flushed, ways is going on In 22 cities and towns Yukon Longer Than Mississippi. nnd in patrol duty for a period nnd stroked tho edgo of tho counter. conThe Yukon is about 200 miles longer in Connecticut, and when thoao "Not exactly," sho said. of more than two years, has been Mississippi, but it Is 2,000 tracts havo been completed there will "Why I I Yon little Itoso Maxwell, than the approved by Secretary Baker and bo about 70 miles of concrete-surface- d i, you I Don't you see? I had tc miles shorter than tho pavement In that state. The highways will soon be issued. The badge is I lovo measured from the Rocky see you again nnd tell you so, whethei similar in design to the Spanish war you could care or not. I loved yoc mountnlns in Montana and from Itasca are 18 feet wido nnd cost $15,000 a mile. The longest cingle street of conbadge. from the first mlnnto you eet foot li Lako in Minnesota. crete road In Connecticut Is two miles my shop I" In Cheshire, ou the main highway Sho looked up, starry-eyefrom Plalnvillo to New Haven. Flagged Train to Kill a Man. "That's why you advertised "something to my advantage?" sho asked. Good Roads. Ruston, La., Dec. 24. Elmo Cau"Yes that was conceited of me. ) Any neighborhood that docs not sey, flagged a passenger train near didn't mean to bo conceited. But 11 have enough enterprise to keep two here, climbed into a coach and shot you could car? a little, Itose, I could or thrco log road drags going for a couple of weeks during tho Into fall, Is W. I. Zeigler to death after danger- mako you so happy I" goose 1" "You doear old sho exsadly behind tho times. Farmers who ously wounding Wiley Trankersley, claimed. "I've carod all tho tlmol aro too lazy to do this ought to be who interfered. When tho train Haven't you evci guessed that I loft FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE compelled to drag their weary legs ttopt stopped hero Causey surrendered to that book hero on purpose to mako Dluolved la water for doucheInflwm-matiethrough tho mud to town next spring a. ulecratloD and pelvic catarrh, as they surely will. the sheriff and went to jail. All tho you remember me? I meant to coma RecotBmeaded by LjUrn E. It, only I was ill, and so Pink ham Med. Co. for tea years. men live In this vicinity, and accord- back for Dut I've waited and waited and I A beating wonder for nasal catarrh, sat ReeulU for Dragging. ing to the authorities, Causey object- thought you were never going to adThe beet .results from dragging are sore throat and sore eyea.v Economical. ed to Ziegler's relations with a vertise 1 I guess It is 'something to my Ha eiaragitniry deniMna aod wniMl Vftft. obtained ealy by repeated applica jnar pyQi3eUat advantage V " i. tion. ber of his family. I right-of-wa- Rose Maxwell He remembered now. She was ono of the Innumerable Mnxwell family who lived In tho old gray farmhouse out on the Greenville rond. lie had seen her In school, per1 Seen The courier? Evansville's Best paper. You Good Morning;. Have Good Road In West Auctioneer. give the attention to proper road building as we do now. public roads have been of h uniform width of CO feet nnd the about 40 feet. They have been too wide if wo were to Judge by tho condition In which we find many of them. Wasted land on either side is used only to grow weeds. Why not make them the width that is used and plant trees on either side as we have advocated in these col umns before? Then the thousands of acres of land thnt are now practically jwited could be put to some good use. Some of tho Eastern railroads aro teaching us n lesson In this regard for they aro farming their On a recent trip East I saw great long etrotches of lnnd on either side of tho railroad track planted to alfalfa. Acres were planted to truck gardening. I understand similar con ditions are to be found In some parts of California. For the sake of economy in building and upkeep let's build our roads more narrow. Restore the acres of valuable land to farming. Build scientifically constructed roads the proper width and plant trees on both sides. by-roa- institution and safeguards the interests entrusted to it; but it is the individual method employed in business dealings which distinguishes a bank and establishes its reputation. We are proud of ours. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Hopkinsvilie, Ky. The United States Food Administration is trying to discourage the shipment of grain from territory where it will be needed later. It is not necessary 2a. ror you 10 wan until some snipper 1 a nas i car ready to load, nor is it necessary to pick out all colored corn. We will pay $6.50 per barrel for all sound, dry, well matured corn, white, yellow or mixed, 76 lbs. in shuck to the bushel. m. 1 a m. adver-tisemen- R. T. JETT, Hotel Latham Barber Shop THE ACME MILLS. Incorporated PROP. well-bein- g W. A. CORNETTE & CO. LOWE JOHNSON & CO. ALL. KINDS OP INSURANCE Room No. 3, Cherokee Bldg. HOPKINSVILLE, KY. 0, Missouri-Mississipp- Percy Smithson Livery and Board Stable m fEvery Woman Wanted Hopkinsvilie, Ky. EVERY UP-TO-DATE mjivu Phone 32. ' Virginia Street,'Between 7th and 8th Vi..F m S! 430 X-w- iwrw...uw,w..i...y HOPJtNSVILLE, KENTUCKIAN, BEC. 29 1917 PASK3 iMKacaiawf?; 1 E582JSKEEG3E7ES kJIL i H mini R.i,.Mi.j.jntwwjBTa3-rapnTOei- All stetl heating outfit, is lined with fire brick and is guaranteed for 15 years. It is built like the locomotive on the railroad for long service. It sends the soft warm air through the room and right back to the heater, the germs being killed as the air passes over heating drum. The air is continually renewed with moisture from evaporating pan arranged for that purpose. You would have to breathe quick to breathe the same air twice in succession. Let me plan ypur basement, do all excavating, put in concrete floor and walls, install heating plant that is right up The Leader has stood the test of 40 years. , PHONE 476 I i. , IP, W DAGG Good for Insomnia. GLASS INDUSTRY IS WRECKED Germany Has Experienced Terrible Blow From the War and Business Is Woefully Crippled. TRACTORS USED IN ENGLAND1 m Used Prior to the war the German glass industry was an export industry. In the year 1013 glassware valued at more than 140,000,000 marks was sold in foreign markets. Since the outbreak of the war, however, the glass industry has been w rking under difficulties and its very existence is threatened, comments the Bremer Buerger-ZeitunBremen. In the first months of tho war, owing to the stoppage of exports, a majority of the glassworkera were thrown out of work. When the industry gradually thanks to the increasing demand of the military authorities and indir.tne.4, a new tho prescrved-foo- d menace appeared, as largo numbers of the workers wore drafted into the army. Several glassworkcrs are, as a rule, working jointly on a piece of glassware, and if hut one member of the group is taken awny it becomes difficult to form a now group. Then the supplies of soda were commandeered : fortunately, how ever, substitute materials were found which enabled the factories to conThe com tinue their operations. mandeering of straw and tho lack of freight cars has interfered with shipments, and now the glass industry, always a large consumer of coal, has had its supply of fuel reduced to less f. Thus, for example, than tho bottle factories are to receive only 15,000 tons of coal, instead of 37,000, which they had been receiving heretofore. In order to save coal the factories are expected to consolidate; but as there are hardly any places with more than ono factory, consolidation means a change of residence for tho workers. ($34,-748,000) g, one-hal- 40 Year; OARDU The Woman's Tonic Sold Evorywhero speaker recently addressed an audience of 25,000 people In tho Crystal palace, and was clearly heard hy all. The physical effort involved, however, had a curious effect upon the speaker. "I was not conscious at tho close of the service of any extraordinary exhaustion," he wrote, "yet I must have been very weary, for after went to sleep on the Wednesday night I did not awaken until the Friday morning, sleeping all through Thursday." Exchange. A rioted American Machine Is Meeting With Pronounced Favor and Many British Farmers Are Investing. Intensive cultivation id - not tho only thing that American- farmers can learn from others. In England GERMANY'S COPPER SUPPLY. We Can Please EveiyTaste The m&n who Is particular about the cigars he smohes is also particular about the candy hm gets W carry the leading local and the nationally advertised cigars and candies. And "we.a heep them fresh to insure their tastiest flavors. W can furnish any Kind of cigars or candy In large quantities for special occa. sions at particularly attractive prices. Whether you spend a dollar, a dime, or merely your time, we'r.e aJ ways glad to see you. for his loved ones. 4 J. O. CO DRUGGIST Hay Fever Pollens. The development of hay fever In any tocnllty depends upon the ntraospheric hny fever pollens Increasing to u point .hlfh overcomes the resistance of the pntlent," says Doctor Scheppegrcll. "It was ascertained that most of the spring and summer cases of hay fever nre caused hy the pollen of the grusses, although the pollen of other plnnts, such us the yellow dock, amaranth, goose foot, etc., may cause the attack or help to maintain It when set up by the grass pollens." Oldest Inhabitants of Europe. Albania, the population of which approximates 1,000,000, is Inhabited by n race that has nothing In common with s of the Althe Italians. banians are Moslems, and only half the rest are Roman Catholics. They speak a language which is a mixture of Slavonic nnd Greek derivations, engage in primitive occupations and lead a mora or less primeval social life. Tho Albanians arc considered the oldest inhabitants of Europe, their history going back to times immemorial. Nine-tenth- ' Where Germany is obtaining her present supplies of copper is a question of considerable interest saya the Scientific American. Before the war she obtained most of her copper from the United States, taking over one-thiof our exports. She had a large stock at tho outbreak of hostilities, but this must long before now have been depleted. Since Germany has extended her sphere of influence it is probable some supplies are coming from other countries. The Serbian copper mines are now being intensively exploited by the Germans and Austrians, and good copper deposits are also said to have been found in Poland. Work has begun in lead and copper mines in Kielce, and in Miedziana, Lysa Gora and Olkuss the methodical exploitation of these ores has recently been started. rd t I COST AND POWER OF BIG GUNS. farmers are using tractors for plowing, reaping, hauling and light power purposes on a scale that puts in the shade the country where tho best tractors are made, observes the New York Commercial. In fcome of the Canadian provinces tho local gov ernments have assisted farmers in buying tractors. American consuls report that with British farmers, usually the most conservative of mortals, tractors arc becoming very popular because a tractor enables a farmer to do better work with a smaller staff and it is adaptable to various uses for which power is re-quired on the farm. Several American manufacturers of tractors are well represented in England and their sales are. growingfast. Demonstrations of tractors in operation stimulate demand and country fairs afford good opportunities for this. Recently a great plowing match for tractors as well as for n plows was held in conjunction with the annual county fair at Brantford, Ont., which attracted; hundreds of farmers, and numerous, orders were booked for deliveries to farmers' clubs all over western horse-draw- AHogKillingTime Remember we can supply your wants. Our stock is composed of such things as: Genuine Ohio River Salt, Lard Kettles, Lard and Sausage Presses, Hand and Power Meat Choppers, Children Cry FLETCHER'S CASTOR! A FOR of unhapplness In this world." There arc now on the ships of the United States navy, according to Walter S. Meriwether, 124 guns of caliber, built at an aggregate cost of $10,000,000. Writing in tho Scientific American, he says that this cost docs not include the carriages, "which weigh almost as much Cause of Much Grief. and whose recoil gear must tako up a "What are your qualifications?" "I'm 6hock equal to that of 20 Pullman ui export egg cook, mum." "now abcoaches running at 70 milc3 an hour surd! Why, anybody can cook eggs." a nnd brought to an instant stop." "So, Indeed, mum. You're' making mistake that's been the cause of a lot 14-in- ch MAKING VACCINES IN CHINA Four Laboratories Manufacture Smallpox, Plague, Typhoid and Other. Disease Preventatives. There are at present in China four laboratories for the manufacture of vaccines, while preparations arc under way for the establishment of a' fifth one, at Peking, according to the Scientific American. The laboratory OF COURSE. Lard Can?, H) Scrapers, Butcher Knives, Beam Scales, Keen Kutter and Enterprise Blades and Plates for your Sausage Mills. HARDWICK DON'T SEND YOUR DIAMONDS AWAY WE BUILD UP THE PRONGS (Gold or Platinum) AND DELIVER THE GOODS THE SAME DAY. Mechanic Tho propeller is at tht front of the machine, madam, and ,can make 10,000 revolutions a min- ute. Visitor How very interesting. I suppose it is put at tho front so at you shall be able to count them. TOO ECONOMICAL. HARDWICK "You can overdo this conserva tion thing, my dear." "What do you mean?" "For instance, I think you've saved this egg just a few days too long." Planters Hdw. Co. Incorporated at Hongkong manufactures small por, plague, typhoid and other bac terial vaccines. In Shanghai there are two labora' tories one conducted by the municipality, and manufacturing smallpox, typhoid and other vaccines, and the other a small laboratory manufacturing smallpox vaccine only, and con-ducted by a Japanese firm. The mu' nicipal laboratory, aside from manufacturing vaccines, also administers the Pasteur treatment for rabies. A fourth laboratory is located fit Nanking, and manufactures small-po- x vaccine This vaccine is sold w Nanking and vicinity at a prico 5 cents, United States; currency, per tube. 1 , "it Hopkinsville, Ky. KILL THE CHILL . & - - A'X" J Institutional Ti satmant of Tuberculosis means'that'the. patient Is given constant attention; that tho regime found to be beet adapted to the case is rightly adhered to; which case that a resident physician Is at taudjiU of the time, studying the beet. Hod riipthtftlM treatment to it; that nursine service islhe mean Improvement, greater comfort and powlble All of these Hazelwood la operated without profit by the Loukville recovery. Rate 312.50 a week. Write for detailed Information These cool mornings by using a Gas Heater to take the edge off the room. We have the famous "Hot Spot" heaters. None better. A call a our office will convince you. Scheme to Raise Money. Pitt had just as dlfflcult a task in raisins money as wo have today, and la sheer despair about finding anything fresh to tax ho wrote to a friend In Somerset for a suggestion. Buck cr.mo tho reply: "Tax umbrellas; and order the bishops to have prayer for rain la all the churches till the end of the war." If that would not work, What wouldT Tit Bits. Not Divisible. Tunklngham met Bulkby In thti street, an Bulkby said, "I'm a llttlu short, and should like to ask you a conundrum In mental arithmetic." "Proceed," said Tunklngham. "well;"-saiBulkby, "suppose you had ten dollar! la your' pocket,' and ,1 abvuldank yon for tire, bow maek wold xemtlar' Teal'' mi tbe prompt aiurwer. Kentucky Public Service Co. IMOORpORATKB. i SUM ' Hazelwood .Sanatcwmm y.te.. ,R. O. L. MILL. 1 OHgft y Ry a ' JMSi TAX. Thcro li no orliWice 4 t wh mofcd tlio Towor of BW Into Kh jia, hut tlicro fa no dotiM it U then In perfect roHlca. Kittjiwy lalka. Thoro aro mora partfe in KumU up in the unit! than orer States, allowing Kanwu lU full limit In tlio count, awwrta thu Worecttef to bo rail Tolcrai. There llona who bellre it yrU a mlttako te pull OS that ModlM reTolutlofi, ,and thoy want (e go back onie veeki and fight out a ml rereltttlofl, jut to shed the blocd that poison tho po litical atmosphere. Thoy are afraid ;of each other and of thcnisclrca. Thoy have Bteaped their mludo in socialism nnd nthillim so long that the brain cells are fit housing for irablea. Tiicy hare dreamed so much that real life is n mirage, so well c' tahlishcd in the abstract that fliey may nerer be able to come back to earth and sit down as sano men and women. Thoy are so different that they are nearly all alike, tho entiro Jot being a conglomeration of fanat ics. That makes the modem Tower of Babel not a simple mixture of languages, but a polyglot of things, twisted and strained out of human MAN5C0MING Rcptrt for 1917. Collector of Internal Revcnuo h T. Grimtli, or uwensooro, koii ounce that aFedcrallil tt Inffi u nil ilu r m rax AitMfi wills w w cwnty 0" Jnn- - 2 1918( and W,U I Wl' 57? ....,1. t v Mm Will w( mini uuin in loin L ........ I.. . mt . .1. A. coun nuoc im mi omce in we noo, it6villfl and will bo thero every jiautdy nnd willing to hclpper- wof rP in the Incumo Tax. make . tuai i r returns ...lit l wunuui oif M lyr his services. 1 1ie Collector of Internal Revenue Av .Hmatfcs there will bo 1275 tax pay- ' ,rs In this county. I'. Ketttrns oi income iui mo 917 mast be mado on forms provid-- i foe tho purpose before March 1, 18. Because a good many people yn't Understand the law and won't s, low how to make out their sending the Government is lis expert to do it for them. But he duty is on the expert to make known to the Government hha. doesn't make his return as i 1918, Ibuired before March 1, ' may have to pay a penalty, lging from $20 to $1,000, pay a fine H 'go to jail. So if you do not want f, i take chance on going to jail, you V d better call on the Income Tax w. an. If you are not sure aooui Deing ibject to the tax, better ask him and Whether you see the ,iakfe sure. hccAne Tax man or not, you must naHe return if subject to the tax. (fa course, persons resident in may, if they want to, je and see the Income Tax man at 4 a, court house. The Collector suggests that eyery-3i- y start to figuring up now his 4 Tax and expenses so as to be jidy with the figures when the ex-,j- rt arrives. Expenses, however, h i mean tamiiy expenses, money ed to pay off the principal of a new machinery, buildings, or Hvthiner like that. They mean what you spend in making your money " taxes paid, hired help, iteresf, - "nount paid for goods sold, seed, lock bought for feeding, rent (ex-jfor your own dwelling), etc rftcome means about every dollar you get. 'PEl , , 11 K Mt Tewi., rt ?fc,Mf Howe. gam V, K irrtAJi H N ftM pfctfyt Mr. ttMt tA ftf tfNf Mri. WHf Mv ts Rln f Mrs Utm Cmp HeM. tatl tMitfttf jpssW tHt. If A SjLifii IL mt Bl WaMer, fa TrkWWfmi8fgt of Camp Taylor, oV atcr j tec, MIm JtfHitc, of KaefcvRf, Mrs. T. J. McKeyMW ihw ChrlttrnMathomr. Wn. F. L. WHklfiaon, and 0ttft tfrt With i ftj thrt HvN Kji L XuZXaJ tfffif Lj Ls t rifJint ttfbA IMfta we. viti4 k J i t u,j ijtl A 1 I. eK r.e shape. Americans hare moro to do in .Russia than niako railroads and loan imontsy and dig out the ores. They lhavo got to doctor tho minds of the people and feed them on the manna l BHI1UV. ;i A FORCED MARKET In-o- ie I , pt Flathead Chief The government Is going to buy our land ; how much do.you fejpect for yoar .share ?' FlatheM Brave I don't want to sell. Flathead Chief But the government wants to buy 1 , DIVIDEND NOTICE The Board of Directors of City Bmk Se Trust Company, has this day declared the Regular Dividend five per cent and also an jxtra five per cent out of the net .. . larnlngs ot tne past six monuis, puj-ibon January 2nd, 1918. This December 27th, 1917. IRA L. SMITH, Cashier. Semi-Annual , le STUDY BIRD PEST DESTROYERS. i I War's part in stimulating the economic 6tudy of birds that destroy insect and rodent pests in the crops was illustrated at the annual meeting of the National Association of Audubon Societies, in the Museum of Natural History. T. Gilbert Pearson, the secretary, reported that the sustaining membership has increased one-third, WANTED Coal range with water of the work call for a national headback. Telephone 741.' quarters in a separate building, vhich may become a clearing houso Cantonments throughout the coun-tr- y for work all over the country. In are being searched to secure' all the last year the association organcolored men with technical training ized in the United States and Canafor the formation of an da 11,835 junior Audubon clubs, now rtillery regiment at Camp Meade, with a membership of 2G1,C54 among 1 tfd. school children. Within 12 hours after receiving PREPOSTEROUS. aews of the Halifax disaster the wocommittee of the Council of man's "IIShad all the jewels of an o National Defense had equipped a rerajah I would put them around lief steamerand started it to the scene your adorable neck." of the disaster, "Reggie, I've always thought you Retail dealers in insecticides are ex- -' lacked'eommon sense." j 'empt from the lincensing regulations "Why?" covering trade in white arsenic and "How could I stagger around with The onlylcom-panie- s a load like that?" arsenic insecticides. required to obtain licenses are CANDID. wholesalers and jobbers. Late reports oh health conditions Magistrate Prisoner, have you at army camps and cantonments show ever been convicted? the epidemic of measles to be greatly Prisoner No, sir; I have always In several camps where decreasing. lawyers! employed first-cla, In-dia- and the growing activities HsW MlMJefinlfl Wllklwwn tfl NaviXe. oWllfwTT WTWfWTnwJ Ml Mr. and Mr a. Q. C. 9ho4 h nHrYd rtrfiMnkU Clarkaville visited Jfrtcnd henW Vhby 'NeaHi h day. How thy cttNf ed It ami its maker, Mrs. Geo. H. Kennedy, of May Tfcey, Ihe s41nnt sons of Mars, field, Is visiting Misses Mollle and Hov Itwy blfed tho IHtle Quaker, Lena Kennedy. And, iter Oaf of strlpea and stars. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Elgin, of 'Neath Its folds no foeman scorning Dyersburg, Tcnn., are visiting reh Glialed bayonets or Wade, lives here. And the breezes of the morning Lieut. Henry I. Eager arrlvcd'from Bleased the banner Betsy made. Ft. Sill. Oklahoma, Tuesday, to spend Years have passed, but still In glory, tho week with his mother, Mrs. u. With a pride we love to see, Earrer. at Bethel Collece. He will Laureled with a nation's story leave Sunday to report at El Paso, Waves tho emblem of the frco Tex. From the rugged pines of Northland, In the ever deepening glade, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Ferguson, of Clarksville, spent tho week with their In the land of sunny Southland Plrala (tin tiannnr Hnlav m'iflo. daughter, Mrs. W. B. Anderson, Jr., Now she sleeps, whose fingers, flying, in this city. With a, heart to freedom true, Gilmer Pursley, who had been In Mingling colors, bright undying, St. Louis the nast three months, re Fashioned stars on fields of blue. turned home Christmas Day, and will It will Lick for no defenders resumo his position In the hardware When the foreign foes Invade, department of the orbes ManufacFor our nation rose (o splendor turing Co. Jan. 1. 'Neath tho banner Betsy made. John Joslln has returned to Nash- Boston Globe. ville, afier a visit to his brother,-Mr- . .' W. W. Joslln. Georgn Harlow has returned from AT THE CHURCUES. Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barnett, of Strantrers in the city and the nub- Greenville, are spending a few days lie are cordially invited to all ser with relatives here. vice at the following churches: Prof. R. S. King and family, of Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Nashville; Mrs. Percy Richardson and J. W. Stiles, Pastor children, of Clarksville; Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School at 9:30. Preaching at 11 a. m. John Hille and son, of Owensboro; Christian Endeavor 6:30. A. Hopsonand little Mr. and Mrs. Preaching nt 7:30 p. m. daughter, of near the city, and Miss Marie Hille, who is teaching in Nash First Prsrivtprlan Church- ville, spent the week with Mrs. Fan - Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Service n:uu a. m. nie C. Hille. Evening Service 7:30. r,!ln..irrivcd from Florida! p" m, Christian Endea'vOr-7:- 00 Tuesday to scend a few days with IVppklr Prater Meeting Wednes friands and relatives, beforergoing to day 7:30 p. m. Ohio' on business. FintBtDtUt Church Rev. C. M. Carl Hisgen. of Asheville, N. C, Thompson, Pastor. Services as us is here on a visit to his parents. ual. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Miss Myrtle Gresham, of Birming Morning Service 11:00 a. m. in the ham, Ala., Is visiting relatives Evening Service 7:30 p. tn. city. Rev. C. M. Thompson, Jr., will Miss Louise Nourse, of Cuthbert, preach at the morning service. G.i., came home to spend the holidays. At night Dr. C. M. Thompson, the Charles Vaughn, of Lubbock, Tex., pastor, will preach a sermon appro- is visiting here. pi iatc to the closing yoar. Stanley Bassett, of Kansas. City, is home for the holidays. Second BantiBt Church Rev. W. Hugh Wood and family, of Clover- - R. Goodman, Pastor. Sunday bchool y:JU a. m. port, are visiting relatives here. Preaching 11 a. m. Prpnehinc 7:30 n. m. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Baker have re B. Y. P. U. 6:30 P. M. to Stevens' Point, Wis., after turned Prayer meeting every Wednesday Robt. i visit to their daughterJMrs. night 7:30 p. m. Fairleigh. . Westminster Presbyterian Church Miss tPairleeZDavis.f county home A. S. Anderson, Pastor. demonstration agent of Louisa, Ky., Sunday School 9:30 a. m. is spending the holidays with her a. m. Men's Bible Clasa-10- :00 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lem R. Davis Morning Service 11:45 a. m. on Central avenue. Evening Services 7:30 p. m. Miss Louise Eaccr is spending the Grace Church Ue v. Geo. C. Ab- week withher mother.l Mrs. B. IF. Ute VUambMh TjMMttf til vM AM,, bnnr md. successful year's business, we wish to thank the public for its liberal patronage. We are replenishing our stock every uay oik arc uuw ready for the increased business of the new year. Wishing all of our friends a prosperous and happy year. THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELER Main St. At the close of an unusually prosperous holiday season and a " lldjjpj iicyy a cat 4t) ftf $ UB it M. V. iVJSLLl km wv w rn Opp. Court. House. y ' J t. FOR YOUR Sunday Dinner Green Vegetables and Fruits Lettuce. Onions, Beets. Car rots, Soup Bunches; Celery, Cranberries, Ban- ' anas, Apples, Oranges, Cocoa- nuts, Figs, Dates, Etc. Give Us Your Order Early Premium Store Tickets Given With Cash Sales W. T. Cooper & Co. HARDWICK'S GLASSES Comfort AND Security R. C. HARDWICK CO. I V. ' AD WELL BROS. j TIN WORK OF ALL KINDS Roofing, Guttering and Repairing. Plat Bed Steam Boxes. Country Work a Specialty. HOPKINSVILLE, KENTUCKY. Rear I. O. O. F. Building. bitt. Rector. Eagert Morning prayer, .and .sermon at or. Jefferson, of. the medical corps 6:45. stationed in Kansas, was in town yes Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. terday, en route to Cadiz. uLjfeuw 1 Ninth St. Christian Church. 'Munber of cases of pneumonia has ' jaalwhas extensively prevailed the ss FIRST PRIZE TAKEN. "This dog took-- first prize at There are now approximately 19,000 sftakers In the "Four! Minute Men," cat show." Negotiations for the purchase 'of a Methodist Church. "juowatnatr of vollarge part of the Cuban sugar crop, W11 l,n tnnl- - ! nof who assist the govRev. Lewis Powell, Pastor. unteer speakers amounting to an estimate of 3,000,000 Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. ernment in th(work of national detons, for the use oft the United States THE THrNQ. TO DO. J. II. Cate, Superintendent. fense by presenting messagesjof vital and its allies, have beea virtually Importance to motion-pictur- e Epworth League at 6:00 p. m. t "1 hear yffang Smith bad a wlui completed by the International ComMiss Bertha Turner, President. audiences. theater fall mittee and the Cuban Committee. Rev. Paul Shell Powell, son of Dr. "J&bs, andHja immediately jirocea Dancing is one form of amusement i i i tea Lewis Powell, who Is tn the Army ed to'llo.wifV' . being provided on a largo scale for Y. M. C. A. service, will prekch at Mm mea of the Army and Navy. It B(pii4 TU.RN 'otlT. Lswmui, KT. 10:45 a. m. Rev. T. L. Hutea will . fe one 6t tfiVways tho warcamp UtwraJ assortment recall at 7 D. n. gssaW lie war. did that Mr teuiitv service, under directloa of the and f hM vahM fNkM Watch night, patriotic aad com fsjsr MSLT XX v6urs ttwu out' all right V munity-wid- e on Monday, Dec, 31M, raw I go j thtt's yhy a'a In U ho tfernatjon-widellorganizati- State of Ohio, City of ToUdo, Corner 0th and Liberty Sts. Lucas County, is. Frank J. Cheney makea oath that be EVERETT S. SMITH, Minister. ia senior partner of the firm of 7. J. Bible School, 9:30 to 10:30. Cheney tt Co., doing builneta In the City Busy Men's Class.main auditorium. of Toledo, County and State aforeiald. and that said Arm will pay the turn of ". " " Women's ONE HUNOnBD DOLLARS fer each Org. Senior Classes, private rooms. and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use ot HALL'S CATARRH Inf'ts Junior Depfs, Main B. S., MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before tne and subscribed In auditorium. zny presence, this (th day of December, Church Services, iu:4&-iA. D. 18S6. A. W. QLBASON, ,. Prayer service. (Seal) Notary Public Communion. I Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken inm.. ternally and acts through the Blood on Preaching. the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Bead Invitation. Gospel for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. Christian Endeavor, Sold by all druggists. 71c. Evening service, Hall's Family Pills for constipation. meeting, 7:15-8:1k Choirjrehersal, Friday eve, 7:15. the Big Sugar Deal, z. 7-- 8. Mid-wee5. BSsbsVc'vJKKSI Hardwick's Glasses FOR COMFORT R. C. Hardwlck Co. Universalist Church. Rev. Thomas Chapman, Pastor. Mr. George M. Clark, S. S. Supt. Services will be held Sunday at 11:00 a. m., when the pastor will speak on the theme, "Putting Away the Things of Childhood." Sunday School meets every Sunday at 9:45 a. m. All aro cordially invited to attend tho services of both church and Sun day school. There will bo no evening service. Gasoline production in the United States has increased from 35,000,000 to 70,000,000 barrels a year since 1914. Ind iana Silo JL wnal . f Discarded clvlllian clothing of Na tional Army soldiers will be shipped to Belgium for Belief of sufferers hundrad per cent food value. Made of California long pine and red wood, also Oregon fur. SOLD BY The Silo th it gives you ona there.. An Icicle weighing more than 1,000 pounds fell from the 7th story gutter spout on the Masonic Temple at Louis-yjilstriking Jsm Woods, a negro, alii e, runo Robert :,cn & Co. m ' fir- - -- ffx- 'Ans Tenuis FA0K7 KM - CHRISTMAS, -- I SMS MADE jpj Tobacfb)Warehouses Dispose of Nearly 200,000 Lbs. E 4 Extend s to Its Patrons, Friends and Our Boys in Training and All of Them "Over There" a Happy and Prosperous New Year-191- 8. HARDWICK'S GLASSES GIVE THE BOY A the i holiday week, poundsloose sold 200,000 of In spite of the demoralization of floors havn tobacco at prices higher than the season's aver age. Tho following report gives tho CHANCE .1 R. C. HARDWICK CO. FULL OF COURAGE Only 2 Per Cent Of Men Called Hun Conspirators Sentenced. Abmch of German conspirators to Colors Seek Nonhaz-ardo- vs Positions canton-meat- When men called under the selecs tive service law reached the they are given, so far as practicable, their choices of Army service. Infantry is most often preferred, Artillery second, Engineer divisions are tkird in popularity, and quarter- SPECIALIST wmasters work fourth. Investigations so far made by committee on classifications of personnel Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat in the Army, which has the matter in charge, prove that only 2 per cent of Floyd L. Reeves, a soldier of Crotr. the men attempt to secure nonhazar-ou- s well, Intl., fell out of a tree at oamp positions. Shelby and was killed. charged with plotting to destroy a tunnel and tn dynamite a Detroit factory, have been given heavy sentences. A. C. Kaltschmidt was fined $20,000 and given 4 yeais in the penitentiary. His sister, Mrs. Ida Neef, was fined $15,000 ard 3 years in a local house of correction. F. A. Neef, Carl Schmidt and Maria Schmidt got $10,000 and 2 years each. DR. BEAZLEY transactions in figures: REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING DEC. 27. 199,850 , Sales for the week. Sales for season ,. 946,625 Sales this date, '10,..., 430,460 Averago this week, . 113.40 Average this season $13.27 v Trash, $10.50 to $11.50 Common Lugs, $11.50 to $12.00. Medium Lugs, $12.00 to $12.60. Good Lugs, $J2.5p.'to $13.00. Tribute To Our Flag. Teddy's Son a Captain. . Fine Lugs, $13.00 to $13.50. Forty-seve- n of the expeditionary Low Leafr $13.00 to $13.50. All Hail! To brave Columbus, force were recommended for promos Common Leaf, $13.50 to $14.00. world. Who discovered the new Hon by Gen. Pershing in a list made Medium Leaf, $14.00 to $14.50. All Hiil! To blessed America; public by the War Department, and Good Leaf, $14.50 to $16.50. With freedom's flag unfurled. among them is becona Lieutenant. Fine Leaf, $16.50 to $18.00. a ' ti n Let each one tight for liberty's flag; Arcnmaia Kooseveit, wno isproposea How often you see fon J bt.t L. B. CORNETTE, The dearest of all we Sec for a captaincy of infantry. foolish mothers who arc conPres. Tobacco Board Trade. Then let it bo known forever; tinually forcing their children The emblem of liberty. to take nauseous doses. Mn. Two New Directors. Died of Cancer. Earl Mann of 204 E. Compton All haill To the red, white and bluo ' Grant Wilkerson, patient at the St., Brazil, Ind., has a better James H. Anderson and Douglass Purity, blood red and love. way and. writes: Belf have been elected to the board Western State Hospital from Webster And to it, ye loyal hearts bo true, "When our baby had a severe of directors of the Planters Bank and county, died Monday of cancer of the blessing from God above. A cold, we applied Vick'i VapoRub bowels. He was 69 years old and Trust Co., to fill existing vacancies. AGNES RUTLAND, aged 13, on his throat and cbeit and the was received at the institution about next morning he wai well. I also of Laytonsville school. 18 months ago. applied it on a little child with Interment in the Brought $327 an Acre. the croup and in fifteen minutes hospital burying ground. 101 Lives Lost. he was easier." W. B. Arterburn, who is the only The British armed steamer Stephen grower of Burley tobacco in Simpson You can use VapoRub as Stolen Goods Recovered. Furness has beeii' torpedoed and county, has sold his crop of 2 acres, freely and as often as you wish Lieut. Hawkins and officer Edsunk by a Gorman submarine in the totaling 2,570 pounds, for $654.77. with perfect safety. It relieves wards arrested Mose Reese, John by absorption thru the skin Irish Channel, it was officially an-- I Manson and several other negroes and by inhalation as a vapor. Six officers and nounced Tuesday. More than 50 nipht classes have Saturday night, under a charge of Three sizes, 25c, 50c or $100. 95 men were lost. been established to train radio and stealing freight from an L. & N. car. for the United Esq. C. W. S imuels, a magistrate buzzer operators Army, with an enrollment of The offcers recovered 500 pounds thUThuleM in H ii.ther district from Camp Taylor, States of lard, 24 pairsof shoes and a box 3,000 men. U trying to prosecute camp barbers about of smoking tobacco. Proposals to save coal by closing for shavinw soldiers on Sunlay. There has been a heavy slump in Thos. E. Campbell, the ousted Re schools in Northern and Central The number of men now being January and February the demand for grapefruit since pow- served by American Red Cross canpublican Governor of Arizona, says States durintr ne wjn "appeal to the people" by have not been met with favor by the dered sugar for sweetening is often teens in France is more than 15,000 a ' running again. unobtainable.. Fuel Administration. day. VapoRub Guards this boy Against Colds WILL BE ISSUED AS A r. MORNING DAILY t - 0 iter t.v ON OR ABOUT v JANUARY 20, 1918 Every Day Except Monday. With latest Telegraphic News. 1 i . r 5 v- - rj I! i. It Q L , I 5C MOPKWSnUJE KEKTUCT JJJf, DEC. Jft iflf. f Electric Heater I ron .. lory, to Have Enough Egg to' Supply Each Man With One. Ill a Mal 1917, process Nwapr I rlon.) Children Cry for Fletcher's By JACK WALTON. t :h in Kcw York which is frequented by actors they were cafe-oa cx- Ilnznrr1 " Machine ' Stnve Motor J' In the remotest klnciloin, subjects ified in this war. Jack wero anxiously discussing the mnrrlnKO ,Vmoved fo tell llin followinff storv, of the prince. It wns desired that some. would ns rsr Wding te .the Saturday livening settlement bo mnilo which thrcntcned sure the contlnuanco of n 'PBS throne, nnd the old king's face was nf-Ike JLlul You Hare Always Bought, aad which has been iOttlr tfce other day I heard ns ne fectlnnnlolv annrehenslve. la sm tor over over do years, has borne the signature of OtuVjr interesting case, which illus- - watched his son turn In disapproval ana nas bea made uuder, his a; jm jmw oaretui those fellows are from each royal princess, brouRht upon ' senal supervision since Its Infancy. pretense, ateyi-n- orders," stated' Haz- - sorntnotoriouslyb(ore him. Even "Lura Allow no one to deceive vou in thk. .beautiful." MM to It seems that during the i the t W(' fAll Counterfeits, Imitations and " " are bat nwaken a dimmer of interest In tin Belgium a captain in - Experiments iM tV somber eyes. But if Prlnco Otto' heart that trifle with and endanger the health of "7 n regiment got hold of a hun wns untouched by the encounter, it Infants and Children Experienee against Experiment. fresh ejfffs somewhere: and wns not ao with Lurn. "Love nt first I slBhr," was cWdpnced In her adoring TCi t "jag to jjive nis launiui soldiers gaze, Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, vv mere were just exacuj art r Luring were the flashing glances Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains u in t-- com .nan v as ?i naimcL J from her dark eyes, the smiles lavltlns ms il neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its VP 4hrt Arrrro rvnr A ill ft f .Jra frirnrt1 friendliness. IJut the prince remained age is Its guarantee. For mere than thirty years it has Oil -- 4. obdurate. Returning one day J vuiu uiiu i u ku been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, ui .jngvafit uiu i.l.) commanu uctj It an canter he enme suddenly upon afrom loTely orrery man in the naa "Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising girl, reaching to pluck a flower nbovo r. ' Utf 1 rT t .mi L'f o or tinTr mnrnmrr therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids her head. With quick tmllantry the ? v "Bat the comnanv rook smashed prlnco dismounted to assist, then with . the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. rf l v Jtae of '.he eggs, The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. and next morning bridle ncross his arm, ho strolled be T, side the girl through the castle gar' poic Tfuic uuijr nn d uc u' lu dens. Jributed among 100 hungry soldiers, The mnldcn, he learned, was Eliza i'k'j sergeant was puzzled at first. Ho beth, "lady in waiting" to the Princess Jnew he had to obey orders, and be- - Lurn. Ills eager pleasure In the epl' pBears the Signature of j jlg-a true German, ho meant to do sodo was betrayed to the wnltlng Lura Abruptly she dismissed Elizabeth upon he some errand, endeavoring herself to a while ho didn't know just entertain the prince. But the prince r"For Ow to distribute those eggs. Pinal answered his 'eyes She had a wonderful inspiration following the while, the way Elizabeth had gone. The Jealousy of the prini typical Prussian inspiration. It cess aroused, no later chance meeting .orked all right too." between prlnco nnd mnldcn escaped her Here Hazard paused. af notice. U. "Well, what did the sergeant do?" One moonlit evening, the two, who Kind You had been so unexpectedly nnd mutualTHB CKNTAUW COM ANV, N KW VOWK CITV. a lemanded one, of the company. "Killed one of the soldiers," said ly nttrncted, came by chance to the B colonnade. A movement of flight upon the part of Elizabeth brought forth nil the pent-ulove of Otto's heart and in1k' nnnn iiaii voluntarily he caught her to his breast. ruun mnn JlCOl --i In Joyous wonder tho girl gazed Into his eyes, their Hps met. An unseen witness of the scene, Lura lingered horrified, then turned to face the king, he, too, she perceived, had noted silently , the mud embrace. A few dar3 inter, Lura assembled her maidens tugcther to enjoy the velrd skill of n noted hypnotist. To amuse dils audience, nnd atLurn's direction, he placed those who offered their services, under control, forcing them through many laughable situations. Suddenly n look of hatred crossed s the face of the princess. With a com manding gesture she motioned the Lndy Elizabeth to offer herself a sub Ject. Unmoved the girl waited expec tant. biiutJcnly leaning forward Lura held out to the hypnotist a costly rinir. l'erplexed. Elizabeth glanced from one 3Ir. Knowsit Doctor, I think my to the other, then slowly nnd visibly TRI-WEEKLher composure fell nway. Staring Y wife has too much leisure. into tho face of the hypnoDr. Emdee Then why doesn't she tist, she moved and acted automatic take up something? ally nt his diction. Lurn watched Mr. Knowsit She does. She breathlessly, until the man rudely snapping his fingers before the unretakes up most of my time. sponsive face, awakened the girl as a babe from sleep. OIL "MINED" IN COLORADO. When nil hnd gone, Lura beckoned ' In view of the "war prices" caused the hJrrmot,st to her. unfolding her re-vengeful scheme. "Because of the old by the tremendous demand for oil king's refusal to force his son to marry and its products, a now industrj' for the most beautiful princess," she said, Colorado that of "mining" oil from "he must die. And because the woman shale is being developed in western of Otto's heart must be rande despica ble In his sight, while under hypnotic Colorado, and is rapidly assuming control, and In his presence, she must taat proportions, as more and mora do the deed." capital i3 attracted to the industry Fearfully the man held ont, capituby rich profits. The process consists lating at last to the enormous bribe. In the garden he found Elizabeth Barnacle-Covereof distillation of oil from shale rock, Lobsters. Fresh Pen for Each Head. dreaming over her books. At his ap"Lobsters shed their shells annually, where it is not present in sufficient proach At the prison of St. Paul's at Ly she arose, vaguely startled. Imquantity to warrant sinking a well, mediately his eyes were upon hers, his but none of us knows how loug they ons there is n curious collection Penobkeep on doing said pens with lfany deposits rich in oil have been clnwllke hands on her shoulders tho scot lobsterman.It," "I am an old they do of pens. They are thehavo signed sure which the executioners girl's face grew expressionless. Obedl-entl- y located in the Grand valley region not shed all their lives, for I havo tho regulation receipts for tho prisand several huge plants for reduc- ing she followed the hideous grimac- caught many big lobsters on whose oners handed over to them to be figure; stealthily through tho castle backs was n heavy incrustation of bara tion of the product are under corridor followed the girl in her con- nacles that must have taken several guillotined. At each execution fresh pen Is used for the purpose, and trolling dream. years to grow." the ink is left to dry upon It. Behind tho throneroom draperies, I KNITTING FOR HUNGRY SOLDIERS the hypnotist paused to placo in tho hand clasped behind the girl's " ck, n loaded plstot. Then concealing .dm-seCatherine was taken to a nearby ( in tho draperies, he continued his amp to see the soldiers. She was touch impressed and since her visit suggestions ns she passed inside. son looked up has been untiring in asking ques- In Tho old king and his white-clabewilderment as tho d figtions about them. One morning her ure appeared before them. Outside mother entered the room just in tho hypnotist raised his arm as ono time to see her busily ripping her aiming a weapon, Inside, the girl nlso sweater which she had just about raised her arm, exposing to the astonished rulers, a gleaming finished for the Eed Cross. To her In an instant she had revolver. Then, whirled about, startled cry of "Catherine, what are rushing noiselessly to tho draperies, -Capital $ 60, 000.00 you doing?" her small daughter forcing out nt the pistol's point the surprised and cringing hypnotist. Still Surplus and Profits 115, 000.00 calmly answered, "I knitting for the compelling, to the foot of the dais aho hungry soldiers." led him and gave explanation. The hypnotist burst forth in accusaA PROCESS OF REASONING. tion ngalnst tho princess and her vengeful plot wns unfolded. As tho , "Mister," said tho email boy, "did, man was led away for trial, the king made known his wish to speak with his you buy any Liberty bonds?" counselors. And when tho distinj "What business is that of yours?" more than thirty years, guished men came cll, I guess if you don't know hand of Elizabeth, forward, taking tho he presented her. in serving two what business it is of mine, you don't Upon bended kneo they paid her homknow what business it is of yours and age. And when all others had left tho federations of business men everybody else's. So I may just as room, the prlnco coming down from his and standing for every movewqII take it for granted that you throne, took Elizabeth tenderly Into his arms. ment to build up and better " My queen, my queen," he said. And dreamed on and didn't buy." this community. later, so It even came to be. WHERE THE TROUBLE WAS. Figuratively Speaking. Mother Why do you havo &) 3 Per Cent Interest on Tfme Deposits. A play of stage life was In proereM, much trouble with your housekeep- showing flashes of the chorus girls la roeea. ing? Yen told me your wife could the "Tho roaa who picked out the girls oook. fer that part hsi a great BMd fee Son r Just-as-good - inr of German methods (Coprrlght, Western " ROAD Vacuuir. Cleaner Portable BUILDING LARGE TASK - 'v President of National Highways Amelation Tells Hew a Great System Can Be Built urJifig Iron Hot Pail " ' What is CASTOR A 1 ... 1 I GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 4 -- absent-mindedl- la Use For Over 30 Years Have Always Bought The p The Evansville Courier Thanks to the pushful, pervasive motor car, American road building has "got a movo on" at last. There Is everywhere the cry for roads. Tho drawback has been that, as yet, there has of theso multibeen no The president tudinous eaterorlses. of the National Highways association. Charles Henry Davis, In a recent paper stated that we spent last year tho or mora than total of money expended so far on the construction of the Panama canal for road improvements throughout the country. Mr. Davis' contention Is that good roads, roads that run for thousands of miles through state after state, are, properly, not the responsibility of the state, but of the nation. He would have tho federal government build a system of national roads Joining tho West with tho East, tho North and the South, counecting every part of tho country, as Is the case with the national highways of Europe, and, as history shows, such as was tho essential equipment of every first-clas-s power of the past, according to tho Boston Evening Transcript How would such an enormous con struction be paid for and kept up? "Suppose," asks this eminent engineer, "the government built 100.000 .miles of properly planned roads, and at the same time purchased, say, 800 $249,-05S,00- 7, two-thir- Lights for Homt 361-2 Telephone BaughElectricCo, L. & N. Time Card Effective Apr. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 15, 1917. TRAINS GOING SOUTH.; 93 C. & N. 0. Urn. 12;21 a. m. 51 St. L. Express 5:29 p. m. ixJo Flyer 9:32 a. m. 55 Hopkinsville Ac 7:00 a. m. 53 St. L. Fast Mail 5:86 a. m. 91 Ev. and G. accom. 8;58 a. m. 05-D- DAILY And The , I Hopkinsville Kentuckian a. m. St, Louis Express 10:20 a m ixie Flyer 7:05 p. m.J 56 Hopkinsville Ac. 8:55 p. m 64 St. L, Fast Mail 10:14 p. m. 90 Ev. and G. accom. 3:26 p. m. No. 51 connects at Guthrie for Memphis and points as far south as Erin, and for Louisville, Cincinnati md the East, Nos. 53 and 55 make direct at Guthrie for .Louisville. Cincinnati and all uoinle north, and ast (hereof. No. 93 Cnrriea thrnncrh nWrwrn tn Atlanta, Macon, Jacksonville,. St. AURustine, and lam pa, Fla. Also' Pullman sleepers to New Orleans. Connect at Guthrie fi r nnintu Kaat. and West. No. 93 will not carry lo cal passenReis for points north of NaBhville Tenn. W. N. CHANDLER. Ticket ACent. 92- -C. TRAIN3 GOING NORTH. & St. L. Lim. 5:29 52 94-D- con-lecti- Poland China Boars Three Good Road half-smilin- Both One Year for extra growth boar Needed. S6.00 Offer Good in December, ONLY d lf City Bank & Trust Co. feet of land on either side? This land would so contlnunlly increnso In value are offered at $20.00 each, if and in demand for leasing oa long taken at once. Will register rental, that the cost of the road and the land purchase would soon be' paid. in purchasers' name for $1.00 A rental rate of $G.CG per acre would extra. pay the Interest on the cost of conR. H. McGAUGHEY. struction. But such would rent at vastly higher rotes in cities and towns. high enough to give tho nation an In Maybe They're All Riant come equal to Its total annual expendi Ono hears n nerson declare thnt nn. tures, from these national highways other hasn't much sense. But there is alono I" nlwnys somebody else to think the man who GOOD HIGHWAYS IN ONTARIO and somebody said that hasn't much; else thinks the man who thinks that hasn't any too much to Approximately 55,000 Miles of Road hurt and so, If we listened to tho In Province 43,000 Miles In opinions of everybody nobody would Fairly Good Condition. havo any sense. Tho province of Ontario has ap proximately 55,000 miles of road. World's Popcorn Center. Moro than 43,000 miles havo been The hillsides of Snc and Ida conn-tie- s treated and nr6 in fairly good condl In Idaho are sold to be the world's tlon. About 20,000 miles are well popcorn centers. Tho graded earth roads; about 3,000 miles about 6,845 acres, on section covers which aro are surfaced with broken stone and duced 107,322 bushels of popcorn. proThd 10,000 aro surfaced with gravel. growing season about covers aoout 180 day. In the city of Toronto there is one motorcar to every twenty-fiv- e inhab itants. Royr' 'raids of Mexico. Among tl '"f treasures of Mex- INCREASED VALUE OF FARMS loo eratilsi "lit emeralds were found, and " iom this source that Influence of Road Improvement on Ru. the masalfl "raids now forming part of thi ral Property la Described by collection of Spain were suppo.- tu havo come. Financier. Bal-tlmo' pigs that are beauties and wiil make fine breeders, Weich from 75 to 100 lbs. each, and Hopkinsville's Honor Roll Bank and Trust Co. WITH, The influence of road improvements rural property wns described in a letter recently sent to tho Manufacturers' Record by tho.prcsldcnt of tho Baltimore Commercial bank, who wrote: "Around my homo town In Virginia property could bo bought three years ago for $00 to $80 an acre.-Wput a fine road several miles through that county, and today you qannot buy anything for less than $100, and somo is held at $150 per acre." on the value of k of OoocUEead, This whole country wll some ot c these days be a of good roads, which will have a itlace oe tbe maps along with the railroads. Ttw Lincoln highway Unking tbe Kaat aad the Westj the Jefferson highway, Unking the lakes aad the gulf, aad the Dixie Oreriaad highway, are a bg4a-ninNet-Wornet-wopg. in:'.' l.itve known thnf aro grown near tho 1..ISIPIH near tho i!m nlnntn win, Halt WnfAI- flt.il llnolnrn evuu A9 ITa. mvi ninil uuntyi sterna canto: bo obtained without traca treatment. ii "-- ms - Cullfornll tho best cn coast. Now Interior are Bet C- - "lone Hsar Coast of Stamps. of stamps wns first ' .uiiueuceu land in ISM. for CclDt and dr. it and for post-i- . In i Prior to that pe- Hod aftjia v separatcd by means of scjSists or Ife or similar means, and ia'sowe a those who required many reiertcit i the use of a roulette, a kind of 'c i. v. heel furnished with awwli cuttetsri'i, Ulog a series of cuts n a xne s Perfc perroi ni btwea tin. Mil tt. ." , remarket XMas. rfsMsfcJjwM; fffteialy -1- MFfla'a 044 tM jfmm w rTr7" '! mi, R'jp Ohildr 1&: ! iPAMWt tljMlH' r.rr - FAGS 7 EDUK OF THE Cswitry It Hard Premd to PrevWa Staplet Emntlal to the Main, tenance of Her Uhabltant. NEW YORK WORLD most IN 1017 lot fin-man- dcRporato but amino is Iho peril which Ilussiu Practically a Dally at the price of a Weekly. No other newspaper in the world gives so much at so low a price. Tho valuannd need of a nowspapor in tho household was never greater than at tho present time. Wohavo been forced to enter the great world war, and a largo army of ours is already in France. You will want lo have all the news from our troops on European battle-fieldand 1918 promises to be the most momentous year in tho history of the universe. No other newspaper at so small price will furnish such prompt and accurate news of these world-shakinevents. It is not necessary to say. r s, g more. THE , ana tne WORLD'S regular subscription price is - $1.00 per year, and this pays for 156 papers, We offer this unequalled newspaper THRICE-A-WEEK HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN (Tri-weekl- "Hand you tho saw! Why, man, Te). where do you think you arc? Just recollect that you are in Texas and I am 20 located in Chicago. Tou will have toj Hopkins LEADINC UNDERTAKERS Answer: They Were Not. wait about fifteen daystoTBifr BECOME one tiling wo know for euro. Our Scale of Measurement Favored In tho ji,ilvsrjr"An4fJcking up his ville, Ky. and grandmothers, wlio acconrollsTied such Preference to the English Standwith 9ctlon3he pocketed tho grbrds SATISFIED HOUSE FURNISHERS miracles of baking, brewing, spinning money, put the saw back on the shelf ard Which Now Ig In Use. ONE FARMER'S EXPERIENCE ana weaving, while bringing up faml. and smilingly turned to wait on tho 8th and Main Streets. lies of ten or a dozen or more, didn't next customer. Recently we have been strongly Tho consumer pondered, and after ho w, P. Winfree, hare tho telephone to keep them dis- urged to adopt the French system of J. W. Winfree. cussing the affairs of Tom, "Dick and ltb his deductions ho Influenced by an Alluring Picture Book got through President. Secretary. measurement in this country, as op Harry, their wives, mothers, sisters For a Time Yards of Red Tap said: "Tho saw will cost mo $2.03. W. P. WINFREE SONS CO. and sweethearts, half the day while posed to the English scale now an Incorporated. Used Buying From a Picture Album That is 3 cents more than 1 could have PAINTER dishes went unwashed and beds un- use, comments a writer. Tho war AND It a Reckless Form of Gambling. bought it for in the first place, and I Real Estate, Insurance and Loan?. am deprived of its uso for fifteen days Webber St. Back of Court House. made. Weren't those the good old has made us familiar with such See the Goods Before Purchase. PAPER HANGER days? Whltmore Times. besides. No mor mall order bouse for Tel. No. 305-1056-2- . Ky. terms as millimeter, centimeter,,kilo-metc- r Phone Hopkinsvillo, me!" 'Copyrighted, 1914, by Thomas J. Sullivan. and so on. It is urged that Figures do not always Indicate the Incident Worthy of Emulation. the metric system of the French is HARD LINES The incident related above is one prlco of goods sold by mail order much superior to the English. The houses as scheduled in their price lists, which both 'lie merchant and tho conEnglish themselves are awalce-toHhiLaundry, Dry Cleaning, Pressing as tho catalogue bouses are careful sumer may read with profit, and if The House of Good Clothes. more of tho merchants adopted the fact, and there has been a similar Better Than Most Equal io Any. not to mention the "extra" cost inci- same tactics as did the Texas merHopkinsville,' Ky. movement in England that has East 7th Street. Tel. .No. 735 dental to placing tho order and the de- chant they would have fewer mall orlivery of the article ordered. gained more strength than its coun der buyers among those who should be Tho consumer Is governed by tho their customers. terpart in America. C. W. DUCKER THE SANITARY GROCERY low catalogues price rather than the And there is much more to this An English engineering journal, Carriage Manufacturer delivery cost, tho latter means, of question than prlco and delivery; there AND MEAT MARKETS in supporting the plan, states that Repairing Done on Short Notice. course, being tho correct way of deter are often dissatisfaction and inferior since 1840 34 countries nave given G. E. CARPENTER, Proprietor. and damaged goods to contend with. In mining the cost of the article. up their standards of measurement 5th &Va. Phone 92. tho case of goods being damaged en Rubbertiring a Specialty. Consumer Buys Costly Saw. to adopt the French system, and that 1WU blOKLb 6th & Va phone223. route the buyer has cither the prospect As an example I reproduce herewith of a lawsuit with the railroad comnot a single nation has adopted tho a conversation which recently took pany or a correspondence light with English method in all that period. plac In n western town when a con the catalogue house, neither of which It also is pointed out that no fresh THE PLUMBER sumer entered tho local store and in- is very inviting. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, system of measurement has been Everything In The Plumbing Line. quired the price of a saw. The price Not infrequently todoes tho buyer, PHOENIX BUILDING, brought forward. The French plan all the expense rather than to go of tho saw was $2, the merchant told and trouble incidental to tho exchange Liberty and Tenth Streets. Hopkinsville, Ky. is so exact and easy of manipulation him. Phone 950. of the article, allow himself to be imthat it leaves little clwmce of im "Great guns!" declared the consum- posed upon by accepting the Inferior Miss Antique My face is my for provement. er. "I can get the same article from and often valueless article, an nrticlo MFG. CO. e. W. R. which he is actually ashamed to own & Co. n catalogue house for 1.00." Incorporated. STRANGE OCCUPATIONS. Miss Caustique Then tho bank "I can't buy it for that price," said or use. Contractors and Builders The Only Safe Way. j tho merchant, "but I will givo it to you Wholesale Grocers ruptcy court is staring you in the Hardware and China The British Tommy has always There can bo but one right way to' Electric Wiring, Fixtures and Plumb-bu- y on the same terms ns tho mall order face. 400-40South Main St. been famous for tho brilliance of his goods, and that Is to have the ing, Mogul Wagons, Majestic Ranees, f house, just the same." Hopkinsville, Ky. goods in view of the purchaser. Buy- powers of romance, if asked quesi "All right." replied the consumer. A SUCCESS SECRET. Ing from a picture is a reckless form tions he did not want to answer by 'Tou can wrap it up and charge It to of gambllug in which tho advantage RADFORD & JOHNSON me, ami when I settle In the fall. I will is entirely with the seller. Governor Bilbo said at a dinner in people who had no right to know. lie knows ' pay for it." The latest illustration is afforded by Jackson: what your money Is. You do not know Real Estate what his goods are. Ilence it is heads "Hand Over the Cash." "Tho man who succeeds easiest is a repatriated soldier of a Welsh regi. ' "Oh. uo, you don't," said the dealer. be wins and talis you lose. Telephone 244 tho one who works on the queer, the ment. Ho had been a prisoner in tho Field and Garden Seed, Fertilizer, That tho catalogue house always gets of Gutrow, where the German camp Buggies and Harness "Wo are doing Witness on tho samo funny, in human nature. Hopkinsville, Ky. terms as you du business with the mail the better of tho bargain is ovldenced ,lLike tho chap who turned up at authorities, with a view to securing by the fact that annually the largo order house no viiurge accounts. Iland mall order houses declare skilled labor, were anxious to learn BUCK BRAND OVEIMS CO. Palm Beach with a new dividends over the cash, please." DUFFER-COthe occupation of the prisoners. But MOTOR CO. tho enormity of which appalls and becar, you know. (Incorporated.) Tho consumer handed over $1.C0. wilders tho conception of ordinary in" 'Oh. I've struck it rich,' said he. surely never before were there suVh "Now." said the merchant, "o cents dividuals, who count their profits and IL. D. BROWNINGMgr. (Incorporated.) 'I've written a book called "Hints to callings atreacle bender, a watchfor the money order and 2 cents for savings in pennies rather than in milHopkinsvillo, Ky. Agents for Dodge maker's striker, a milestone inspec- Seminole Building, Automobiles Beautiful Women."' I lions. Forbes Oflice Building, Main Street. Cor. 7th and postage." "What the- "" 'Good I' said the reception clerk, tor. The Germans gave it up. There is but one right way to buy Liberty Hopkinsville, Ky. "But you must scud a letter and a goods, and Christian Science Monitor. that way is to see what you as lie led tho newcomer to his lock money order to the catalogue house ltf E. H. HESTER buy before you pay for it er. 'And all tho beautiful women order to get tho saw. ypu know." Contractor and Builder SEA. V. H. Hisgen THE The consumer, although desiring to are buying it, ell?' Building Material Pboncs-Off- lco 540. Residence 1010 '"No said Newrich. 'All tho Lord Northcliffo told a sea 6tory Painter, Paper Hanger and Decorator. bXllt, .kept bravely to his agreement Hardwood Work a Specialty. Ofhce-l- Ob South Virginia Street. plain ones.' " at a banquet in New York. I carry the latest designs in Wall Let Me Build Your House. "Thanks to tho hun," he began, Paper and the best grade of VICTIMIZED. Paints. Phone 711 for prices. "the sea to all of us is as hateful now as it was in peace timo to tho BurnR. S. Ambrose. BUY YOUR A group of Western politicians , D. W. Kitchen rwero swapping reminiscences of ley chap. Groceries and Produce Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Red "A seasick Burnley chap on tho A GOOD DRUG STORE is a protec- Dealer In Books, Stationery and their experiences in other parts, Cedar Shingles, Rubber Roof.ng, From Wall Paper tion as well as a convenience and Isle of Man boat was heard to say to Paints and Oils. Call and get our one- - said : Framing, Blank Books, and Picture CLIFF CLARK merits your patronage. Iien was onco the victim of lynch- - his son : estimates and lowest prices. 7th St a Office Supplies next to mill. No. 203 E. Ninth Ltreet. "'Jimmy, I've gotten a stick wi' Ours is a good Drug Store. lig party." G South Main Street. Martin & l "You don't say so!" exclaimed a silver Knob on t a' wnoam. una can have )t iuaofe two or three several, scenting a thrilling yarn. Bring Your Junk to tho new il.nt's for t' quid i' tho JUNK MAN "How did it happen?" We are paying tho highest market buryin'. And,immy, bury me in "Why, I married the widow of a price for all kinds of Junk, feathers, Isle of Maiyf I can't stand this man who w&0 strung up for horse wool, roots, and furs. Cor. 8th and STORE lujngnin,j jvo or dead.' " INCORPORATED stealing." Everybody's Magazine. Water sts. Tel. 192. Watron will Hopkinsville. Ky. e call for it. II. Meyer, Prop. Every Thing You Woor. LIKE CHINESE LABOR. R. C. WHITE Dalton Brothers Brick Co. .10 frico of white tape?" When tho dealer informed hei Tire and Vulcanizing Co. 'that Incorporated. of eggs was 40 ccute Brick Manufacturers and Builders Vfits per yard," said the as-- S. B. Ficken's Anti Septic Barber Shop. Near 9th and Main Havo Those Old Tires Repaired. per dozen she exclaimed : wo uuarantee uur work. iwo million brick for ... . iTortv cental. Whv. that's mow. . , Phone 1133 Firestone Tires.r Tubes and Acces- - Cement. Lime. Sand, finwor sale. Mlnii Latest Styles of Hair Cut. Pfnn -mtvery &ar," said tho lady. " ' I.'TITBU J wnts fnr nirh m i sories. Drain tile Fro Brick. 'fW saio tho hopeful Tiou together for one year for $2.65. Tho regular subscription price of tne two papers is $J.w. fares now. Russia is himl turpi1 lo provido staples essential to tho maintenance of her people, observca n correspondent. Great cities such s Pctrograd are short of provisions. lircad is hard to obtain. Anneals have been published to tho citizens of the capital explaining that tlio g provinces refuse to f sell their wheat or flour and begging tho people to remember that any disorders will make it yet more difficult to got food. With such conditions existinc what will happen at tho end of the Bob Wooldridge Henry Abernathy Booker's Wholesale and r . !r long, hard Russian winter? And if Keiau DaKery. FARMERS LOOSE FLOOR actual starvation blights the chief Buy The Best. Call for Booker's im Sell your tobacco on .this floor, if cities of Riis3ia, then what can be proved Sanitary Bread, finest Quaiuy, you want the highest price and best l'rompt Attention given to an uruera. hoped for from tho army and the I'hone 237. Made In tiopKtnsviue. service. government? In tho largest sense, of course. .Russia will survive. To a certain W. H. extent that vast country mav even PIANOS "come back," before the end of the Player-Piano- s, Organs, Phonographs war. But no help from Russia can 410 North Main Street. be counted on by tho allies. They Hopkinsvillo Ky may hope for some uncertain assist Phono 927-ance, but their plans will necessarily 1, i - .1 r l uu muuu ...111 wunuiu recKonmg on nias Co. covitc at all. Often Pays More For Catalogue (INCORPORATED.) URGE FRENCH METRIC SYSTEM House Goods. Kentuckian "Buy at Ho me BE A HOME 99 grain-growin- TOWN BOOSTER" GROW It's Money You Spend at Home That kakes Your Own Town Prosper and at the Same Time Means Bigger Business. Money Sent lp Away Seldom Returns. To Boot Home Industries a Duty Every Citizen OWes His City. 1 MSMT UShrAlX T lYrMI Help HOPKINSVILLE No. Miss Katie McDanicI I cam Phone- sFire jjfe 1 Odd Follows Building Residence 210 Qffi 179.0 t Tornado-Acciden- SEE OUR MR. ROOP FOR Mechanical and Electrical Expert 15 Years Experience. AUTO REPAIRING Health Liability, Workmen's Compensation. and HOPKINSVILLE! AUTO CO. Agents For The Famous BRISCOE.CAR. PRICE $725.00 TANDY " BUYLAND NOW" THE CONSUMER 1. MISCALCULATES Jn Christian County, is the advico of anorpafu tire T cents. cents, "Now the express charges. the Home Investment Agency,; ' But. "Buv It RiVht" If you please." "Well, by gracious!" ho said, and Talk to CHAS. F. SHELTON, Mana. gamely paid It, with the remark; "Now cer. Before You Buy. South Side. that I have met all of your demands Office Court Street. hand me over my saw." Man Made Mistake. 1 The Waller& Trice C. E. HARRIS 2. The Metcalfe Laundry Wall & McGowan HUGH McgHANE R. B. BUTLER Wheeler FORBES ? J ' . John McCarley Hardwareand Hardware Specialties X PRINCESS AND REX THEATERS bak' 1,1 tlw-pric- o 1 "1.08, j: se" Sffsi'Iyf Bacon, extras, pound 38c Country hams, large, pound 35c FOR Country hams, small, pound.. ...85c THE MARKET BASKET UJnosis. I Lard, pure leaf, pound 37c Lard; 50 lb. tins $10.00 Open to All. 'vol flJ much, tho matUi 'Dil Lard, compound, pound 30c About, the only opportunity open to with the tan ino. got mixed up in (Prices at Retail) Cabbage, per pound 05c the mas who doesn't know much tnagusc.Ylosid?" 5t'c prpeck 50c Irbm potatoes.. , about anything Is the field of criticism. Eggs per dozen.. iheyJaid .rftho hospital ho was " , .45c Sweet potatoe,...,t, 40c " Toledo Blade. Butter per pound feeling." sufferiitf from hat Mf,Wc imgn, pruuHOJj, (.M.lMiUc Breakftiat bacon, pound Wrllir. "itsoa weiua his master's eyes account of tlie naa. Children Ory FLETCHER'S O AST O R A Cheese, cream, per lb 25e Flour, 24-l- b Back $170 60c .40? Cornmeal, bushel all-go- Oranges, per dozen 30c to Cooking Apples per peck OnloMper pound Navy beans, pound Black-eyepeai " d ...OCc 20c Vm Ill I Ml I 1 WHMMllil IllMail PIT R1 Itafon ii. Qmr V- $1, Loctiat Urftve Dapi.elittftAtBS. " 6eVmjOKfe and sdtot& have Wal Graves cfcolr qUcring wc, M fc. npotfed, although ebtm of net memberJChrlstian ctturtn wc, j a ; Buried ' bYtMen their offerings, Kjs First Baptist cliurph S. S". (addition- - V, .. i kit n '11... I It . vl , onai) ?i. Aietnouist a, a. ik.z, v V"" 1' in Riyeride. . life Slarllnff. SI. Lizzio Starline 1,' if Firitrfcaptist church anatho EltilS(arlinjr,$ll.Mr. and, Mr Baifoyl : of GuAWlar', Presbyterian church Russell $2, 1st Presbyterian church ' yDc ugh O VVasli, .praftiMr jook their offerings two ,$41,80. Total, W(-Mr. Ki"t. UWm, 'of this city, die4 hfT , Will ih treasurers of these Motiday t his home. ki Calera, Ala,, "'" T'v- 'kyJ not yet reported to of iiifiuenVi. Mr, Wsh was 48 yeafs Senator af'tho Chrisliin Jfci1vcthrs. Some other churches L' olatjd rcn. 14s wii8, , wno was iwiner- At city fere not yet presented the Senator Franciitywlands died of ! heart failure thlrhdmein wasn Mls Myrtle Lawson, andtwe to mr. ington Monday nlyntafter aniline rerort mi siirvive. 'The deceased bad ai ifAj. -- t t . un,,., ho wm friendsdn this section who will while at work ir hi office atth ci- with siniere ft'ret of his de- . imortii. y" By c'mparu the followinc report ate building durifoff the afternoon, m U. The reatoins arrived Wednes jtis BM that throfh the Sunday ! but waa able to go home and the cap- - day morning and the interment took pWwe, in Rlverie 'Cemetery Fune- School and concreiratron m a lump .itoi Knew nnjnK ui i0 ! " tandiy fbdlvfdikL subscriptions, the til the anqouncemeht of his.dtath. rahUrviVu 'urASA VinW In tlifl pomol t8r chapa,l,Kenlw;ted by Rev. J. T;;' eUtodiat church in the city has con ' Too Much. ovar $242.00 of the 1627.00 aSTpa'a-full- y HunrftJ HM la oftei painted reptrltea by- - Mr, Weathers. Now, y eager and plhclicd, but6ne of Oaee Campbell said he wouldn't stand ita nfost common shadows la rea'et JIatiBg Tor this. F. H. Mason did not say he bred'by lack of too- - much, drinking MARRIAGES 'ouilrt Tvnl abnrl for it. btlt I don t too'nnicb, talking tooflrucb, tefflptlfl playing what you do, too niueb, much by valgus forms'; of JL- - think be wiU. But fate too )ys, win navu iu uo uuu muwwj,- gnmbllng nil these forHis.ofexceaB lis! Hankins-Brow- n. by noon Monday. and others also contribute be said that to thd Bum of the world's pain ana, Richard Hankins, aformer Hopkins- t oit'foiVnoSWt should sorrow and multiply Us iBlsfortnaes,1 villa boy, add Mlse Katie Brown; the Methodists Bxchnnge. , formerly of Central 'Ciiy, but now" of Evansville, 'were marked' jn the until Mondav at noon also, bo letf ' Kiev will make latter citv Dec. J3 everybody think and act aulckly, for To renpw the silvering on the oSC!t IhelfiJoinetii Evansville. Monday Is the last day. of, a mlrror luy It fnee downward on And 'thanking everybody who has a enlooth surface pnd prepare a piece Martin-V- an Hooser. contributed to this;fund and every of tlnfollnrge cnoiigh to patch the A marriage' license1 was issued to damaged part by rubbing It with .merone who will contribute, I am, cury. Place the patch Jp poflltjon lay Rufus Martin, of Kelly, to wed Miss Yours, in behalf ' and a sheet of paper 'over It nnd put 'oil' It Ethel Van Hooker. of thk.citv. Thri of the-- Ministers-Associatioweight having a perfectly ltat s'ur marriage was schedhlefoTfor WednesArmc- - a for the P nians, relief of the satrving " face and heavy enough to press' u day. down tightly. Let the mirror be.Jn LEWIS POWELL. Wallace-Lad- dl. this position for a day or two 2? foll will adhere to the glass. " REPORT J,- - Joe R. Wallace. of J$ver, Tenn., M. 1 Vesre gHrftf Wkw Mril era' rvpott .of MfciArmeimn mm Mr. J. htanh (Tnin jnrieft if). 0. A. Browning, -- Sr,):l9e, Cbtktkui church $1M.8K UlLAWSON'S SbH5f WN.1H.I.AW " MUrrr" 'I " ? ? otirtitMu int. xrmum .ftmpiMf OWfc) 4 f: A LOYAL UKVE. ! ; f& . - III tbr m t--, ouikiHertiid Sfftoitfe., jjg V Tl'bfiblc tvttlWItwly Cl'T clsto i.Thwe Va n sneer 1h hi th-rstiwA'ta hb cv)l .nrjC s rA mlftW i Xnlij Store Our The htryeit line w displayed 0i&; i B I , ' son-in-la- w fier"' rljtnt er; with a XbK.m-W- 'as "iti.iii J' monk )hat vfi,tfy i. 'iSm in the ia! r(d h & BRiCES '-- RIGHT, C0161 jut . pjnd aembc ivrvixxiv stri-cxe- a Karsolf te. AfIrtotte, iiaWr Iter, fall bdght If. yf' have discovered what y mtslif . Wa trnAtea vAtMt "tlx KTOrld coBli'WV told, yoa, long ago.'ihaVll s. lOvetfStw hmb who gave me these before J, met you, It Is ho revelation of deceit., I know not what bale- -, ful power yon held over toy poor but a week, that he drove' :mc fc,wedyoar because you forced hla;; never ieignwi io even rtr- .10 oq trl-fle- IT OVER X PLENTy.' GROCERY SPECIALS ' Jit - jd fa-ith- TODAY 7-y i'imm p,x trib& havctclosia ... t ' h and-.JIic- ; ?g A-s- , P oSV al 7 ' ' $ Armenian "Relief Fund. Dec. 14. Mrs. Green .if. Russell $1, Mrs. Kate Henry $1, C. 7. Jarrctt ?5. LB. Castile $1, B. H. Henard $5. Dec 15. Miss Johnnie Beard, $1, W. R. Wheeler 5, (no name) White Plains, Ky. $1, Ed L. Weathers $5, Hay- W. T. Dougherty-$10.-LymaC. Binns $5, HAV; Linton don $2, W. ?1, R. A. Cayce $2, Mrs. Emma Ever- n ol Ed Ii.Weath'ers, Treasurer, L , r I . i , i . 5, Elmyria H. Ben nett$l, Mrs. ME, Sidna.$5, Ira L. wraith $4, J. A, Browning, Jr.. $1, Methodist church, free' will offering SIR.' Mrs. J.MtHiarwnS?!. Pec 19. Mrs. E. M. Rogers $1, Will' Graves $1, Mrs. J. H- - Cate $2, Hopkmsvillo Hish School $2810, Mrs. L. M. Hil' .(Route No; 5) $1, Mrs. Peterson $1, ii.fricnd$5i Mrs. T. D. Lewis H. D. Wallace tio' Child Too Young, to Swim. uiio child Is .too young "to be tatifhx swimming," says Madeline Berlo "There Is no reason In the world why a child should, not learti to swlmbe" fore It Is five years old. In fact, ihero, la every reason why It sbould.The children of savage tribes In the islands' of tho Pacific learn even before that age. Some of them learn to. swim before they learn to walk, which dearly shows that alLour cIvlU2atlonUs,wrpng. in assuming mat years nnunqwieugc. are necessary to aDinty lo.swim. on wcre'macrllca 'at the court house Tuesday riiglit. Judge Knight officiated. Burt-Mart- in. , . .v. f 5- (. T a. iHcrvenwei, Meacham$i, Miss .Bottle Yaughan5i3c, Miss, Edwin EIHott$l, B; owning L Mis. Hattie J. D. necessary lnjaunderlng a, collar,; bat Optimist can't find more than eight, which are ns follows: Washing in hardater, using n traco of starch, frajiflg the edges, ripping the buttonholes, corrugntlng the Inner surface, putting on four fly specks. Ironing slightly nnd then Kansas throwing Into the wrong-bag- . draves $1, John A. City Star. :the. Jamestown $1,-Vir- It Is snld Laundering a Collar. that 23 operations are oyc, d.. krs-- - ?9 Hebrew church (by D. M. Pierce) $22, cash'$l, Mpnroe Bullard $1, 2d Baptist churqh $12.12, Ira C. Rhea $10, Marion,, Garnett $1, L. L-- Duliri 5, Miss Cordfer $1, Highland Chapel' $31, Mrs. JVM. Rives $10, 'J. J. Jolin HarveJr ?5. $5, Rob-CTts- Sardines and He'rrlnns. Enormous quantities of very yonng herrlngsjaro caught In seines along the Maine coast. These are packed In cot tonseed 'oil and sold as "sardines," which Is exactly on a par with selling Chopped veal under the name of chick en. The truo sardines are caught on the coasts of "France, Spain and Italy and are pneked in olive oil. "sv NOTICE To All Who Have Flour Bought. Under orders from United States Food Administration we are forced to discontinue our regular grades of flour and can now manufacture 1 1 only one grad- e- a "War Flour,' We can fill all orders tmly as loxig as flcW in our stock lasts. IF YOU HAVE FLOUl&f BOUGHT CALL AT ONGE ND; GET SAME H N as we cannot 1 orders nlce anyftingfrut; wU ,bb oiBked. 4J " 'ffi . Clarence J. Burt and Mrs Frances Martin, of Nashvijle, were pranted a license to wed Tuesdays- - Aftersecut'- ing the neceskary-dbcuirten- t the coup weli.WwfajS&JM.- .Adrienne then comprehended the le lert the cierk!s office stating that full, despicable meanness of the mnn tney would bo teamed here, Before the week 8he had wedded. Owen-Gag- ef was out she had summarily left him. She had means of her own and sought Will A...0wen, son of Mr. and Mrs. a distant seclusion. Then began the W. B. Owen, of this city, andVMiss downward descent of Rolfe Mercer, Emma Philomena Oager, of Hender mercenary Judge and crooked politison", - we're married, at the home of cian. He was ousted from his Judiaccepting a bribe. the .bride at 6:30 o'clock Thursday cial position for ho'sank, fortune nnd Lower and lower morning, lhey cameaf once to" this Influence one, until he became a com-mocity, where they spent several hoiird drunkard and vagabond. unjust senr.tcn, oftcr.-jhlVan,co with the groom's parents, arid left at tence, 'left; tho cl'tyrtnd began a new 3:30 p. m,, for Louisville, where they town In' Utah. He was will visit for a day or two before go- life in a border among men, and ben natural leader ing to Washington, D. C, their hpme. came such In the community. He was Mr. OVen, for some time, held a po mayor, judge, nnd friend of everybody, sition with the E. &.N. railroad cpmj-pan- and Idolized by tho rough miners of fairness." in the local ticket office. Later the district nfor his bloated, terrified ragged, One dny he was in the Revenue service, but wretch Avas brought before him, proab'qut the first of the year ho secured tected. from the vengeance of half a a p'ositlon, as accountant in the Treas dozen "halfbreeds, who sought to get at ury )J)eDartment at Washington. His him ns he was brought Into the courtonce Ortoh recognized him. bricle is a lady of numerous accom- room. At One of the Indians was shoutlng'out is1 quite popular in plishments and the cause of the arrest. Rolfe Mercer " had become a common thief and tramp, Henderson society circles. had visited the hut where bis mother Crews-Smithson. . lived, hod nearly choked her to death, Coleman Crews, of near Roaring forcing from her the few coins she Spr'fng, and Miss Willie Smithson, possessed. Tho prisoner cowered like craven ho was, ns lie recognized daughter oP Mr. W. R. Smithson, the man who had the power to retalithe were' married Tuesday night. The ate In full for past Injustice. Suddenly, however, the son. of the wed,dipg had been planned for. Wed- ., i, , : was Indian woman lenpcdiforward, a naked tSji nesuay morning,, oui ineaato In Jils Before the officers changed ancl the young people, ac blade preventhand. ho had plunged the him could companied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles knlfo into the side of Mercer, had Jackson, the 4atter,t,a- sister of the leaped through ah open window npd was gone. bridei went to the 'home of Rev. 1 every way you "Caro for the roan-JE. Gabby, on South Virginia street, can," ordered Orton. "nis.wlfe .vns n where the ceremony was performed. friend of my friends' Iri the long ago."' The coUplo.nt.oncb left fqr Nasliyllle Bnt Mercer was beyond the power of !.v for a Visit of a few days and on their human nld. it wns when howns dead that nnrot- return" they will reside on the groom's Tfin i ucer OrouKnt CIpAw. mmo vuv" tl arm, near Rninntr bpnng. foun(1 ,n Ws One of rtbeso pnaeisquue, preuy ana very popuM of n5cullar ,nwcsl to Orton. For lar witn a wiup circieoi irienasv.ane, the first time ho, kneW that husband grdom is a prosperous young'farmer. and wife had been parted for years. The document found was a letter to a lawyer in a distant cjtyt Superhoneety. , We mast not look for absolute peN It told him tbsttio writer,. tftefeer,aiflfQCtin In this old vale of .tears, a& won riosHtuta nhrl ill. The to . 'sdv pleaded with tb'o lawjrtJt,i.lil8.-'ciac- e pobably all that, It is reasosable his client'! wjfe, to aiMhlm expeetf an hoaet man Is. that , yew. k caa'Uwt him to tell the truth. exe,t 4'hls extremity. -la lettars of receumendatt0hlo vain KuK-"fvtoldil;at"eary. tb Itate Joarnal. baA bm Wcntly IwHad. Or-!5v ii s VI itm'jrtbt ha't to. yoa :, I' never will ,be," ,sfciB'retnrndclearly.' He comq nave strucK mat lair race Jn iilinad rage:. Be) could have killed Vance Ortftf had he, stood before him. a care J" he uttered through, his get",t'eeth. "I shall remember this fond 16v?r o lyorirs t" "He never was" thatt No word save of friendship ever passed' between us, yef I glory, jn saying that- - ije had my: whole heartland hover' knew." She- Tf placed; .the pretty1 Jan, a little, phofo-- . cluster of shriveled rose graph, soma Invitation notes; the dead record of the one bright passage' In her girlhood life, In he'r writing desk, whence the probing hand of her husband had unearthed them. He came home n day later, flushed with' drink and triumph. "When you read the evening paper," (he pronounced In even, but mallce- rreignteu tones, -- ana recognize me sudd$n7downfall of your Idol nnd sole pattern of perfect manhood.'Vance t)r-toyou will perhaps comprehend that I have not boasted vainly of my. power." Adrlennaread'tKe account of the descent on a gnmbllng house while; Its Inmates were engaged in a riotous fracas. There was tho name of the man 'Bhe loved. The Judge before whom he and others had been orougnj; naa B sentenced three of them, including to six months In the city bride-- , : JLm6he wife, fmlyl" grated Jodie 'ftMfe'jiiVeer harshly. LOOK OVER THE I JST 'tit. t n "r vti rtr iir i ii.'iii.1 , & -. WHAT YOU GET "IIe C. R. CLARK Incorporated m ' ! v-- Wholesale & Retail Grocers. - Among thanymonuments tpGeneral Sherman, .jthawOnflSt tea in uaivary yeraetcry-- , at. Louis, isja mpshunique compelKHgat sign. The very character of its architecture seems jo emphl&ft flfi" -faithful and honorable spirit of this old warrior. n,. Monument We believe in bfeii faithful to a trusted We believe in bing iKMiorabie in dealings. vArwlr If JM Am our ' , We Hoft high- - characte 'tiff, a a si yfrirMi l af M v WMWflWj A .1 McCLAID & ARMSTRONGS 1 509 N. Main St., Hopkinsville, Ky. Telephone : HARDWICK'S GLASSP FOR LOOKS R. C. Hardwick Co. The New Jewelry Store Jewelers and Opticians , ROLB& HOWE Diamonds, Watches andJJewelry Thompson Block, Hopkinsville," Ky. J i. - Wish$to announce ,that Vveare nbw Treadylfor, watches' and jewelry repairing ot ail kinds. , ', Althoughafwefare a newlfirmfwe are'.bolh ,exper 1 '.,m.lmnn anA t troll Imnun !n tKic phmmnniltf t' 22s AIL Work is guaranteed and our price are rghti" We wljU.alve you the sqme satisfactory 'work and 'fair Ireaimipt irMhe future that we have. In the years pat. i' We solicit p? :i..iT 'nae. 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