The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-11-09
while preparing to remove 500

| Wayne county, having been in the
Estill field only about FIVE days
Clouse has wife and five children.
In a pistol fight at Elkhorn, Satur
day night. Caleb Cantrell was shot and
killed. and Charles Anderson was IA
| tally wounded by Lloyd Cantrell, q
| Deputy Sheriff and brother OF Caleb
Cantrell. The trouble is the culmin
alton OF an old feud between Lloyd
Cantrell and Charles Anderson. An
derson, after being shot down, gave
Deputy Cantrell severe beating.
Colonel Phil Chinn. the Kentucky
horseman, is getting ready to make a
trip TO the horse markets In Europe 10
pick up racing material. lie announced
that he would sail on the St Louis
from New York November II. and
while abroad will make tour OF
the principal stock farms Of England
and France. Mr. Chinn represents
horsemen. among whom are jefferson
Livingston. John A. Drake and others.
One Of the largest suits ever insti.
tuted in the Fayette Circuit Court was
filed by the l.. and ~ railroad com
pany against the Western Union Tel.
egraph Company, for 1914 1880, al.
legged due as rental Of the poles and
wires of the telegraph company on the
railroads right of way and for space
used in the company's depots and
stations during the period from Au-
gust Is, 1915. to August is. 1916.
The high cost OF living was brought
to the attention of the Covington City
Commissioners by the policemen. when
formal request for an increase Of
81 cents per hour in their pay. Pa.
trolman Deltz was the spokesman. He
said The majority of the patrolmen
are men Of families, having on an
average Of four or five 10 support
We can't exist on the present pay with
the - cost as it is
Brotherhood officials in Louisville
deny knowledge of widely circulated
rumor that a strike vote had been or
dorei au0nc employees Of the l.. and
y Railroad II was said the balloting
was on proposition to compel the re.
iust2temCnt Of about 80 men who are
said TO have been discharged at Nash
Vile and other points on the heels
u activities in support OF the Federal
,ight-h0ur law
With an initial organization OF
thirty five men. the intercollegiate
Troh.b itior Association league has
been Organized at the Southern Bap-
tit Theological seminary, and for the
frst time in the history of the insti.
tut'O, a study class in the liquor
problem will be conducted. A large
delegation from this school will at.
tend the national convention and ora
torical contest TO be held at Lexing
ton December p to 81
Without returning any indictments
the special grand jury which had been
investigating the lynching. shooting
and burning of two negroes, Black
Kinley and Luther Durett in Paducah.
on October l6, made a sealed report
to Circuit Judge William NJ. Reed
and was discharged. What the report
contained was not made public. but
a member Of the grand jury said that
no one was indicted Between 100 and
$50 witnesses were examined and each
swore he did not know any Of the mob
Rejecting the proposition for student
lfgovernment by a vote of lGS 10
IS, after stormy debate. the students
of the Southern Baptist Theological
seminary referred back TO the faculty
the responsibility OF seminary dis
cipline. This is one among the first
in America 10 consider the
plan. IL is the first in the south.
Self-government was recently adopted
In the divinity department Of Prince
ton university II has been rejected
at Newton, Center, Yale and Chicago.
Mining companies operating com.
pany stores must redeem coupon books
Issued to employees in cash. when
their wages, IN anticipation of which
The coupon books were issued, become
due, Notwithstanding the fact that the |
books are not transferable and are
redeemable only in merchandise al the |
stores which Issue them The Court [
Of Appeals held this in the case Of the |
Pond Creek Coad Company, Of Pike !
county, against Riley Bros, who re.
covered Sl,9354S judgement, the value |
of coupons In books purchased by
hem from the company's employees.
Believing that her son William
vas dead because OF his long absence.
Mrs. Della Johnson, OF Newport. filed
iuit several months ago in the Camp.
'ell County Court against an insur.
Ince company to collect his insurance
money. The mother was overioyed
asst week 20 hear from her son. whom
neither she nor The insurance com.
'any had been able TO locate. lie sent
letter with his Photograph. In his
etter he tells Of many interesting ex.
'eriences during his trips to foreign
lie is 20 years old now,
nd Joined the navy four years ago
The milkmen Of Ellzabethtown and
djoining sections, who demanded 20
ents a gallon from October to April 4
nd 10 cents from May to August from
he Louisville dealers In milk, were
urned down, have inaugurated milk
trike" which may result IN milk
anime in Louisville. The milkmen
tho have joined the Kentucky Milk
PRODUCERS Association, will put In |
peration "skimmlng station" and
I'll manufacture their milk into but. ,
err which will be shipped to New York ,
lily, The Association controls 80 pes.