The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-03

ulana ana ILLINOIS,.
Wilbert Riley Goodaker.
who was among those notified TO ap.
pear here as Caldwelrs first quota to
go 10 Camp Taylor, was arrested and
plat ed in the county Jail. Goodaker
draft and has threatened not to com.
ply with the order
Versailles. - Elliott Buckner, OF
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, has been secured
as county farm demonstration for
woodford county. and has entered
upon his duties here. Mr.. Buckner Is
a native OF Christian county. Ky, and
has been engaged in farming and edu.
cational work all his life.
Ashland.-Dr. Samuel Preston Fet-
ter and Mrs. Fetter, Of Paintsville,
have bought the residence of Judge
John F. Hager, on Bath avenue. II Is
understood the deal represented $780,
900. Mrs. Fetter was the widow of
John c. c. Mayo, the multi-millionaire
of Northeastern Kentucky.
Elkton.-Fire destroyed large to-
bacco barn and contents on the farm
Of d. F. Gill. near Allensville. entail
ing a loss of $4,000. with no insurance.
Also barn containing about 1000
pounds of tobacco belonging to Leslie
Harris, who had responded to his call
under the selectiyc draft, was destroy
ed by fire
Lexington. --Alleging he had been
hampered in his work, and Directing
to the appointment Of George Il. Stra-
der by County Judge Frank A. Bullock
10 be in charge of an asphalt mixing
plant. Robert w. Davis submitted his
resignation as county road supervisor
to the Fayet;e fiscal court, and it was
accepted by vote Of to 1.
Frankfort-B. r. Brewer, a soldier
in the regular army stationed at Lex.
ington, brought suit in the federal
court in this city for $4,000 damages
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company. He alleges that the com.
pany failed to deliver him a telegram
at time when his wife was i'll and
caused him to make trip to the Phil.
ippine Islands.
Middlesb oro.-Attended by a crowd
estimated at 1000 miners. their wives
and children, mass meeting held
here was addressed by Vice President
Hayes, National Organizer Feeney and
President Smith, of District 10. Vice
President Hayes asserted that the NJ.
tional organization was not only back
of the men in this field, but would re-
main with them until the strike is Won
Louisville-An appeal was filed in
circuit court by Judge r. w. Bingham,
w. r. Kenan. Jr., of New York, and
William A. Blount. executors OF the
will of Mary Lily Flagler Bingham, in
which the appellants seek to set aside
the court order appointing the Fidel
ity and Columbia Trust Company and
the Louisville Trust Company as Joint
administrators of the Bingham estate
Whitesburg.-Th Hardshell Bap-
lists of the Sandlick church. near
days meeting which was attended by
ministers from both Kentucky and
Virginia. Sermons were preached by
Elders Wilson Church, of Virginia;
James Hudson, of Pike county Thorn.
as Kelley, Knott county; James Hal,
of Perry. and Marion Blair, of Colly.
Bowling Green--Dewey Chancellor,
Pat Newkirk and William Donahue
are held here awaiting the arrival of
an army squad to take them back TO
Georgia. The former is charged with
bcing a deserter from the 4th Virginia
Infantry. and Newk,rk with being alb
sent without permission from Com
pany NJ, 9Th Georgia Infantry, accord.
ing to kilograms received from here
from army officers
LeXington.-In compliance with a
notification received from Washington
calling on Kentucky to furnish 600
telegraph operators for service in the
signal corps branch of the army, Judge
Lyman b. Chalkley, of the Council of
National Defense for Fayette county,
has conferred with DIR. McVey, the
new president OF the University of
with the purpose of placing
a school of telegraphy at that institu.
ton.
Lexington. meeting of