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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1918
Page
4
A list of entrants appears for the prize race with names including Miss Lou Bradshaw Miss Lillian Barnaby Miss Thelma Blount Charlie Lee Hill Miss Mary Clark R1 Miss Nannie Lee Manley R1 and Miss Mary Belle Baird Mrs Scott Robinson as participants.
The Mt Sterling Advocate outlines campaign rules for its readers including eligibility, vote safety, and submission methods. Three county judges will oversee ballots, with districting decisions by the Campaign Manager, and final board authority. Readers are urged to clip coupons and submit nominations with cash where required, and early bonus vote offers are announced.
The Table Theatre screens Bluebird production Hungry Eyes with Monroe Salisbury and Ruth Clifford as stars and Rupert Julian directing. A cavalcade of riders and cattle rangers adds color to the scenes. Mildred Harris rises to stardom in Lois Weber’s The Price at a Good Time. Edward Earle stars with Betty Howe in The Blind Adventure at the Table, amid a humorous note from a Japanese fan.
Mrs Pattie B Semple of Louisville will lecture Wednesday at 4 PM at Liberty Theatre Montgomery County on War Work at Home under the Council of National Defense. She will also address the colored people at 7 30 PM Wednesday at the colored Methodist church.
The Comptroller of the Currency revoked authority for a proposed national bank in a Western state after finding the six applicants, though wealthy, showed scant patriotism by owning Liberty Bonds and subscribing minimally to the Red Cross. The decision cited lack of public spirit and fitness to run a national bank.
New York City philanthropist Richard Reid Rogers donates the Court Street building formerly used by Druggist F. C. Duerson to the local Red Cross chapter. The centrally located property will serve as the chapter's headquarters.
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