Lt. Gov. J. D. Black visits Harrodsburg, KY

LT. GOV. BLACK MEETS THREE OTHER J. D. BLACKS

Harrodsburg, Ky. -- Lieut. Gov. J. D. Black had the unusual
experience of being introduced to three other J. D. Blacks at one time
while in this city to make a speech for the Third Liberty Loan.

They were J. D. Black, of the west end of the county, his son,
J. D. Black, Jr., and the latter's son, J. D. Black III.  Gov. Black
instantly claimed kinship with them.

Mr. Black has been married once and is the father of nine sons,
all of them Democrats, among the number being County Attorney R. L.
Black, of this city.  He also has eight daughters.

The Times, Louisville, Kentucky, April 10, 1918
Beulah Wiley Franks  wrfc71a@prodigy.com

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