The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
ARTFORD OHIO COUNTY, KY, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER IL, 1914
No.. 8

as a foundation upon which to pre-
pare for life work.
Supt. Shuts addressed the school
on the importance of obedience to
law.
Col. Barnett, on behalf of the
Board, commended the Faculty and
emphasized the intention of the
Board to endorse everything the
teachers did, believing them to be
earnest, conscientious men and wo-
men, striving for good and lasting
results.
DR.. Ford gave good talk on
Sanitation, the importance of clean
illness, and necessity of fresh air in
all buildings, Prof. Tinsley en-
couraged teachers and pupils alike
in his earnest talk, of which Hope"
was the theme. Short talks by
Judge Glenn, Prof. Leach, Mr..
Davidson and Mr.. Palmer followed.
The out-of-town students were as
sured that every consideration. hos
pitality and good fellowship would
be shown them.
The growth of the school in five
years from a high school enrolment
of thirty-five $3.50 to the present
enrolment of more than one hun
dred, attests to the statement made,
both in interest shown by the citi-
zens of Hartford and the efforts
made on the part of the Faculty.
Additional seats will be ordered
to accommodate the increased High
School attendance.
An unusually large Senior class
is in attendance this year. Twenty
two will complete the High School
course. ,.t
A full laboratory equipment for
the class in Physics will be ready
for use in a short time. This will
add much to the interest in class
work.
The following out Of town High
School students matriculated Mon
day and Tuesday: Misses Sallie
Coleman. Paradise; Geneva Brown.
McHenry; Evelyn Clark. Make
Clark, Dundee; Mary Render. Ma
tanzas; Iva Ambrose, Edna Elliott,
Butler county; CORN Flener, Crom-
we'll; Margaret Williamson, Echols;
! Willie Lindley, Point Pleasant; Mae
Whittinghill. Eva Butler, Fordsville;
i.5Ss Parrish, Laura Parrish, Hart
ford, R. R. 1; Dena Rial. Sophia
Ward, Clarice Ward, Norine Bar
nett, Gussie Bennett, Lifeline Ben
nett, No Creek; Lettie Bell. Buford;
Messrs. Aaron Ross, McHenry; Ar
che Brown, Rockport; Mack Benton.
Raymond Nall, Centertown; James
Coleman, Paradise: Ellis Bell. Earl
Hooker, Point Pleasant; Clarence
Igleheart, j. B. Igleheart, Pearl San
derfur, Byron Williams, Charley
Ward, No Creek.
One hundred and fifty were en-
rolled in the grades.
Negro Battles Marshal.
In a pistol fight near the inter-
urban station at Anchorage Town
Marshal J. w. Leonard was shot In
the chin. and Fred Huges, a negro
farm hand, was slightly wounded in
the forehead and chest. Huges went
to Anchorage on an interurban car
and was said to have been disorder
ly. When Marshal Leonard attempted
to arrest him the negro drew his re-
volver and shot him in the chin,
then fleeing. with Leonard in pur-
suit.
When overtaken the negro threw
up his hands and said he would sur
render. but when the marshal at
tempted to handcuff him the negro
grappled with him. In the scuffle
that ensued both men rolled down
a ten-foot embankment and Huges
broke the officers hold and fled.
When Leonard attempted to fire at
him he found his revolver choked
with dirt. Yesterday afternoon he
and County PatrOlman z. M. Osborn
went to Huges' home on the farm of
H. G. Bedinger and arrested him. He
will be tried before Police Judge w.
G. Lord. of Anchorage, on a charge
of shooting with intent to kill.
Zapata's Proposal Rejected.
Mexico City. Sept .7.-An official
statement issued Sunday by Gen.