The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-22
poINcs THE COUNTRY OVER

y. w. Hackney has been rc-appoint-
ed postmaster at London.
p. G. GRAND, formerly Of Garrard
county, is dead at Waco. Texas.
Boyd county went over S25O,OOO
over the top In the sale Of bonds. i.
Mrs. Lawrence Leece is dead. OF
pneumonia at her home in Pulaski.
Public funerals. are forbidden in
Chicago in order 20 combat influenza.
Douglas Martin and Alec Tyree, of
Brodhead, are dangerously III OF m
huenza.
Lieut.. Gov. James ID. Black is a
"hu" sufferer ut his home at Bar
bourville.
Or. W. f.. Gravely. n prominent
citizen Of Brodhead, is dangerously
ill Of FLU"
Frank Gray. son Of James 7. Gray.
formerly Of Somerset was killed in
action in France.
Dr. G, r. Thomas, n prominent
physician Of Lebanon Junction, died
Sunday Of influenza.
Fulton county society women are
doing their bit by helping the cotton
raiscrs pick their crop.
Mercer county was asked to sell
Sig1 900 worth Of bonds She dis
posed Of n half million.
Rev. Ennis closed tsn-day's meet
ing at Dcep Creek church in Pulaski
which resulted in 20 additions.
4 Pennsylvania whose wife came
home late while he was getting sup
per. killed her with rolling pin.
Walter Griffin. son Of Ex- Mayor
Griffin. Of Somerset, is dead. He was
an engineer on the Southern Railroad
for years.
A baby Girl in Atlanta has been
named Abife. from the initial letters
Of America. Belgium. Italy, France
and England
McCrpcken county managers OF the
Fourth Liberty Loan drive will print
he MINES Of the bond slackers.-
/ those who could and would not buy.
Miss Jessie Beagle. daughter of
/ Rev. J. W Beagle. who used 10 preach
30 the Raptist church AT Hustonville,
! died Of Influenza at her home near
! Georgetown.
st. Xavier COLLEGE, in Louisville will
Iunfurl service flag as soon as in.
| fucnza h1s run its course that viii
| have on il 1927 stars, seven Of which
are golden ones.
The Government has put ban on
| cigarette smoking among the mill
Itary boys during the epidemic Of in
flucnza, now raging in all parts a
the United States.
Efforts Of Count Won Bernstorf'
and others 20 corner the supply OF
rprb,lic acid in the United States
and thus crlpplc the plants manu-
occurring explosives for the Allies
were disclosed by 4. Mitchell Palmer
\ dispatch from Chicago SAYS that
IrT Davis. the self-stylcd king OF
hoboes." j. preparing to uufurl q
service flag bearing 10000 stars. He
s.fys the order ~ hoboes has "A mem
shin Of 5O7 $50 and that 10000
~ them are doing duty here and ovsl
there.
! Although there was sharp de
Grouse i'm the number Of new cas- q.
of influenza in New York, the deatf
toll from pneumonia still grows. I'm
de- q law just passed landlords whC
fail during the epidemic TO live ~
To contracts calling for heat will bC
arrested Shiphulding plants ar,
seriously handicapped by the dis
ease.
Though definite figures are not yet
fabu' rted. Treasury officials are con
ed,r. ,hat the sin billion Liberty
/ oar has been greatly ovcrsubscrihed
Renor's from all purts of the coun
| try iu1'cated that HUGE last-hour sub
ls.riut .ous had been made to swell the
orradv large total II is estimated
that more than % 100000 person,
subscribed t. the loan. the greatest
luorulrr response To any such move
mcut iU the history - the country.