Owingsville outlook., 1921-06-16

/ River. was found in the water after
| firemen used dynamite.
Paris Eighteen loaded coal cars in
northboWnd Louisville & Nashville
| freight train were derailCd near Fal-
mouth. completely blocking all traffic
/ on both the north and south tracks.
lOuisVille-R = Carson, 1870 Hale
/ street, and c. Il. Richardson, l2l South
Twentieth street, were drivers Of two
machines that collidcd AT Eighteenth
and Oak streets. Gladys Carson, s,
sustained injuries to the right arm and
Sprained wrist.
| Cloverport.- Turkeys, which brought
| high prices during the Christmas holi-
days, are worth less than hens on the
| local market, according to shippers,
who are Offering 10 cents a pound for
/ live hens and hut Is cents for turkeys
RnoStcr> are worth - and geese S cents
a pound.
PinevllC--WOmrn in Bell county
are harder on lawbrCakprS than men
in the opinion Of Fuson Hobbs. Hobbs
WAS tried by a jury of women in police
court here on charge of lettering and
/ fined 500 costs. lie appealed to the
Circuit Court and jury of men cut
the fine 10 SO.
Frankfort.-Eugene NJ Daley, of
| Louisville, was appointed prosecuting
attorney Of the Louisville Police Court
by Governor Morrow to succeed Robert
| ii. Lucas, resigned. Lucas has been
appointed internal revenue collector
for the state Of Kentucky, succeeding
| ElwOOd Hamilton.
LeNinGton.-Mammoth Cave will be
a national park. Kentucky will have
natural history museum and a number
| of other additions TO the scientific as
sets of the state will he made if sug-
geSti0nS made by members of the Ken
lucky Academy of Science are enacted
into law by the 1922 legislature.
Henderson.-JOeC c. jenkins, former
| ly of OwensbOro, has been elected sec
retary of the Y. NJ. c. A. to succeed ].
II. MuntZ. He will take charge on Au-
/ gust 1. MuntZ. who formerly was
| teacher of manual training in the high
school, resigned to accept position
as principal Of a school in the state
Frankfort.-Action on the bond of
]. NJ. Kemp, Circuit Clerk of Hickman
! county, TO recover $50 for judgments
/ for fines, for which he diu not issue
| process ar executions on replevin bonds
| n time, is recommended by Henry L.
| James, State Inspector and Examiner,
In report on Hickman county offices.
Pineville.-Two small children of 4.
| II. Gilbert, local insurance man, were
| burned to death when fire starting
| from kitchen range destroyed the
Gilbert home. The fire was well ad-
vanced when discovered and burned so
fiercely that repeated efforts to reach
the room in which the children were
sleeping failed.
Henderson.-A new moving picture
| theater will be erected in this city by
the Henderson heater Company at a
cost of between S1OO,O0O and S12J,OOO.
The new playhouse, which will be one
Of the most modern I'm the South, will
! RFnfstnH "a of nd
Second streets. Seating capacity will
be between 100 and 400.
Sulphur.-RobherS broke into A. VI.
Deam's store, the store of l.. f. Nor
| riS, postmaster; the railroad and the
hotel, between l. and . o'clock and
obtained "A small amount of money and
merchandise. No change had been left
in the depot cash drawer, but meat,
cakes and other things to eat were
taken from the hotel. No arrests have
| been made
Chavies.-In a shooting affair here
| Price Holland was killed, William
| Duff, deputy sheriff, was shot twice in
the lungs and will probably die, and
| Henry Moore, IL, son of S S. Moore,
who was bystander. was shot in the
lungs. The boys father, a merchant
here, while trying to keep peace, was
Knocked down with a revolver in the
hands of Duff
Frankfort.-Through the efforts of
| the convicts of the state refOrInatory
| here the state capital was enabled to
go over the 5000 mark in the cam
paign for the MY Old Kentucky
Home fund. The prison baseball game
netted $1S975 for the fund. Incident
ally. the Giants, as the refOrmatory
baseball players are known, defeated
the Frankfort Cubs, the local organi-
zatiOn, 10 to ..
Ravenna.-Mrs. Azil winkler, of
near this place. was badly injured and
| her infant child was instantly killed
when a horse hitched to a buggy in
which they were riding, ran away.
Mrs. Winkler and her baby were
thrown from the buggy.
Frankfort.-A total of $7S,3S1 in in
surance licenses has been collected by
the State Insurance Bureau since JAN
uary |, it was announced. The sum
was divided as follows: Life insur-
ance companies, Sl7 ,S65; casualty COM
panies, Sl3, 40; fire companies, $47 1876
Observation-Disclosures Morrow will
deliver the principal address at the
Elks' State convention which will con-
vene in this city in August. A letter
of acceptance has been received from
him by the local lodge.