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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-21
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CHICAGO, April 21.-A day of two
sided news. Corn and xYheat helped
by Winnipeg and Chicago talk of
tightness and recent liberal corn sales
of three million. The Wednesday
wheat damage report looked some
what pale and thin today. Absence of
wheat killing claims being remark
able. Looks as II the April Is to II
freeze failed to kill any wheat of con-
sequence. Wheat receipts are some
what less. Foreign economic news
bearish. No contract rye at Chicago
but economic conditions forbid any
rye return. Look for a dip Friday
and favor sales il closing bulge.
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Sc ZDvORILosTf MEDAL
DOJDES.

Zdvorilost ma velkou cenu v
zivote. v politickem zivote
William Mckinley dostal Sc do
popredf jen pfislovecnou svou
zdvorilosti. Dubnove cislo Ca
sopisu Manufacturers News"
rozepsalo sc o tom, re drsnost
nebyva znamkou velk6 vykon-
ne schopnosti. Velci nacelnici
prdmyslovi, cd Carnegieho po
Edisona, vesmes dobyli 81 sve-
no vynikajiciho postaveni one
mi lidskymi vlastnostmi, jez
vyvolavaji obdiv bliznich. Car
~negie pravi We vIastnim SVEN
zivotopise, re dekuje mnoho ze
svych pozdejsfch uspechu zdvo
rilosti. Zdvofily prodavac OBJ
mekci hory, rozpusti led a pro-
meni skrblika; v marnotratni-
ka. Ale caste clovek, jenz ie
temer nesnesitelny, nenf Szod-
povedny "a svou drsnost. Phi
Gina jest jinde: jeho zaludek
neni " poradku. Nejkousavej-
81 nalada zmizi, jakmile Sc Ia
ludek .opet dostane do porad-
ku, a toho lie, dociliti nejlepe
prave Trinerovym Hofkym vi
mem. Toto vycisti zaludek,
vrati Ease ehut' k jidlu a roz-
ptyli nervosu. Mejte Trinero-
vo Hofke,. Vino vzdy po ruce,
po' pfipade kupte 81 je jeste
dnes vecer u sveho lekarnika
nebs .dedavatele leku!
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Salat Sc smetanou je po-
choutkou pro kazdy jay
eek. Name sladkou i kEse-
lou sraetanu v kazdy cas-.
: --li4ii-.il4t3 Jtcaiiie,y ".
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CESTUJETE-LI
do stare vlasti

zabezpecte 81 misto V nasem
Ceskoslovenskem Dome
kde mimo noclehu dame Vam
ieste vsechnu edalsi obsluhu a
potrebn6 informace. Upozor-
nete jednatele, ktery Vam OBJ
starava preplavni listek, ma
mas Ceskoslovensky DUN.
PiSte ma
Czechoslovak Transfer Co.
169 Bowery, New York, N. Y.
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beZe lzi i jine mohla milovat,
re treba jeste vreleji nez jeho,
bez predstirani, jine ma rada?
Pfemyslel - byla uz skoro
tina v baraku vojepskeho tabo-
ra v Mad'arsku. D6stojnik
skoncil prednasku. Setnina w.
hhana do mrazu pred baraky,
rozdelena ma skupiny a ctvrt
hodiny We. tine delany jeste
pred vecerf "salutirybunky"
ma tempa, jedna dve, tri, ety.
ri. litaly ruce jako stroje.
TAX ubfhaly dny, sede, bez-
jtvarne, jeden jake druhy. Mr.
Izlo ma cyicisti, zimo byla v ba-
|racich. Pochodova setnina Sc
skupena. Jenom vecery male
zely Jirimu. Ma vecery SIC test
val, v Mich zapomnel, kde Ii
lie. We svetnicce "a vsi bylo te-
lplo i kamen. Vysedaval u Mich
IS Rejlem cele hodiny. Hovorili
spclu domovech, vypraveli 81
lravzajem historky davno mi
NILE. ma ktere "a jinych okol-
nosti by 81 nebyl uz nikdo z
mich nikdy vzpomnel. Byvaly
'rekdy jako deti. Vojna je Sc
I2namila "a nekolik dni spra-
telila jako bratry. Nekdy Ease
|po cele vecery pfi matnem svi-
tn svicky cetl Jiri "Vojnu a
mir" a bylo mu nejak blaze Y
dust. Mival chvilemi dojmy,
Ijakoby hovoril Lolou, byly
chvfle, kdy zabran do cteni za-
pominal kde jest, az hvizd mi
mo chatrc padicich vlaku k
fronte mu pripomel.
Od zeny pravidelne obdrzel
oh den dopis. Rvl jeden jako
druhy. Teskny, itchy, vyzyvaji-
ci ho, ably sc setril, ably pama-
toval ma svou rodinu, co by 81
pocala bez neho. Pripsano
vzdy nekolik vet o Anicce, jak
lest hodna, jak Sc Ia neho mo-
,dlI, jak neustale 0 mem vypra-
wi, jak ma neho maminkou
vzpomina. Tu a tam vycetl Ji-
ii mezi radky j horkost, obzvla-
ste, kdyz zminila Sc zena 0 n.y.
nejsim pobytu u sve matky.
Lole nekolikrate psal marne
vsak cekal kolik dm ma odpo-
ved'. AZ nahle obdrzel cd nj
dopis. Psala mu nevyslovne
meme. Jakoby 81 S MIN dopiso-
vaa kazdeho dne, jakoby byl
iod nj vcera teprve odesel po
dlouholete, intimni znamosti,
'jakoby mezi mimi nebylo nice
ho neznamo, jakoby mezi mimi
nespocivalo niceho, co by je
delilo. Vesele pfece touzicf,
horouci, intimne meme bylo je-
il psanicko svemu hochu. Rejl
Sc vysmal jeho poblaznenosti,
jeho radosti a zaroven zoufani
mad svym osudem, CO vSechno
daval Jlfi Ia jevo pc precteni
jejlho dopisu. Cetl list mnoho-
krate Ia vecer. Rozepsal sc pc.
tom, psal il dlouhy dopis, dc
nehoz Sc snazil vepsati celou
dust, licil il cely zivot svuj v
baracich, vecer, licil il jedno.
tvarna cvicenf, pri nichz uci
pet vojaku sc obracet, chodit
ma powell: jedna dive. A kazde.
no dne od pnl sedme hodiny
ranni az do pill jedenacte. A
kazdeho dne o 8. hodine ranC
povoli svym peti vojakum tai
ne, bez vedomi dohlizeiicihC
ma cviciSti dustojnika, petimi.
nutoYy odpocinek a vzpomina
vice nez neustale ma nj, ktera
! v IL dobu jde po nabrezi dc
kancelare. TAX il psal, jake
mlady, prvne zamilovanJ
) hoch. Psal il, jak DO letech CITE
znovu zaslanou il "Vojnu a
mir" jak pfi cteni zapomina,
re ie v Uhrach ze co nejdrke
pujde sam "do toho". Licil il
jak sc mu zda, re je Pierre, byl
take zenat a ona, re je Nata-
sou. Coz nemuze konciti tax
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IA VALEGNEH0 BESU."
ROMAN UcASTNf<A vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

81 sve .zivorenf, kdyz premita,
kde bude "a nekolik tydnu a co
bude potom, vzpomene ma Bal
konskeho, jak Tolstej lici jeho
zraneni. Ze mu znovu a zno-
WI prichazi ma mysl:
i A re vSeho nevidel mic,
mimo nebe - vysoke nebe, me-
jasne, ale prece jenom nesnir
Inc vysoke nebe serymi tise
lplynoulcimi oblaky. -"Prpc
jsem drive nevidel vysokych
tech nebes? A jak jsem sta
stem, re jsem je konecne po-
znal. Ano! vsechno jest tax ma
llicherno, vsechno klam, mimo
Inekonecne nebe. Niceho, nice
no neni ma svete mimo ne. Ba,
Ii toho neni, mic krone ticha,
lklidu. A Rejl sedel a ohrival
ise u kamen, ma kterych pekl
|brambory a bafcil z dymky, j.
Ironisoval, posmival Sc jeho
Ivytrvalosti We psani, nadaval
ina vsechny zenske a prece by
la jakasi -nevyslovna trpkost,
Ihorkost v jeho nadavkach.
| "A Ease cekal nekolik dni
lmarne ma odpoved'. Priblizila
sc doba vanoc. Jiri Sc uz smi-
I'll S myslenkou, ze profile Ste
dry vecer S Rejlem v jejich
lsvetnicce.
| Asi ctyri dny pred stedrym
Ivecerem cetli v baracich pri
razkaze vojakum, ze jest Wy
|psana nova valecna pajcka, a
re povinnost kazdeho vojaka
ljest, co nejvice mu mono upi-
lsoXat dopsati domI, ably upsa-
Ii, co mohou, nebot' elm vice
ibude upsano, tim drive bude
mir. Ma zdaru valecne pujcky
|jest zavisly brzky konec val
ky. Vojaci naslouchali pri roz-
lkaze pouze jednim uchem a
Istary vzpominal, jak chutnala
|mu kazdeho roku o stedry ve-
Ger ryba cernou omackou a
letos nebude ryby ma cerno
4 Dustojnlk, predcitajici roz-
jkaz, cetl dale: - ri
\ "Aby Sc mohli vojaci zucast-
niti co nejucinneji valecne puj-
cky, povoli Sc tridenni dovolena
mimo diva dni ma cestu kazde-
mu, kdo Sc zavaze, re 81 pfive-
re z dovolene potvrzeni, re
skutecne upsal." Jakoby zvlast
nj, electricity proud vnikl do
.vsech, ihned bedlive kazdy ma
; sloucha. - "JeSte dnes v noci
mohou vlakem odeieti, prvni,
kteri Sc prihlasi o dovolenou k
i upisovani pujcky." Nevyslov-
ina radost rozproudila fadu.
4 Dustojnik sc otazal, kdo bude
,,upisovat, mnoho Sc jich hlasilo.
,jVyzval je, ably prisli lined do
kancelare, kde Sc kazdv must
zapsati, kolik upise a re prime
Sc upisni potvrzenku; kdo by
dovolene vyuzil a vratil. Sc bez
upisu, bude zavren a potrestan
| jako podvodnik. St'astni, je-
liichz pomery donna dovolovaly,
bez zvlastniho rozmysleni pri-
hlasiti sc k upisu.
"Eh, co, vem cert pet sto-
: vek, name lie zaplati, ien kdyz
: budu ma okamzlk doma!"
"Nic bych Jim medal, upisova
MIN sc prodluzuje valka, kdyz
: Sc mi vsak tolik styska!"
I Mezi prvnimi, kteri Sc. pri-
hlasili, byli i nekteri, kterym
} Sc druzi vysmali, kdyz je sly
: sell Sc pfihlasit, nebot' Sc 0 mich
} vedelo, We mic neupisi, nebot
nemaji niceho, a tito Sc netaji-
! III mezi druhy, septajice-:
"Co, proc bych nejel! Domu
Sc tax snadno nedostanes! Sill
bim, re upisi treba tisic. Tri
: dni jsou dobry, ctyri rajsetagy,
% ctyfi to naspuntim, az Sc vra-
tim, dedek bude zufit stejne,
vynese to jednadvacet vo-
stretch a bude to!"
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zes upsal, budes mit!"
V hlave Jiffho Sc vyjasnilo.
Razem Sc rozhodl. Pojede take
uzrf Lolu a ostatni mu uz bylo
lhostejno. Pojede, kdyby mel
vydati vsechny penfze. Easel
ku karcelafi. Tlacenice byla
pred dvermi. Dostal dovole-
nou k odjezdu az nasledujici-
no dne.
| Snezilo. Silnice do mesta,
koleje Ma draze, vsecko zasypa
no snehem.
A svezi belost snehu jakoby
dodavala kraji iakehosi vese-
llejsiho razu. Ma nadrazi, We
tvlaku,a vsady preplneno. Pred
Nanocni vfr. We Vidni pri pre-
stupovani ma. jine nadrazi, ma
Idrazni chodby, cekarny, vsude
tplno vojska odjizdejiciho, pre-
1stupujfciho, cekajiciho ma od-
ljezd domG pred nadrazim uz
nakupeno vojska, ktere v ZINE,
v mrazu cekalo hodiny venku,
laz je aspon pusti do nadraznl
chodby. Vojaci z front, z e.
tap, re zazeni, valeji Sc hro
lmadach pc Zemi, spi, cekaji,
jvaleji Sc po chodbach, V cekar-
mach. Zapas 0 misto do vlaku.
Konecne blizi Sc Jiri k do
movu, ku Praze. Nepomyslil 81
veru, re tax brzy Sc domu po-
diva. Vojaci! Lepe dopravova-
Iii drive bednyl Jedou nepoho-
dine, natlaceni We vozech, We
tine, sedi ma kufriclch, lezi ma
zemi, mezi lavicemi, preplneno
ma chodbach, ma zachode; ba
vystoji v mraZe ma vstupnl
plosine kola vozu phi pospe-
'chu stale opakuji: "domu, do
naa, domGl Cechy, Cechy, Ce-
chy." Nedba Sc nepohodli, III
my, nalada je vytecna. Vzdyt'
ma nekolik dni je volno, jest IL
vot V bezpeci = jedou vsichni
doma, ctes to We tvafi, vyctes
to oci radosti zaricich.
Casn6 q rama pfijizdi Jifi do
Prahy. Nikdo nema tuseni, re
priiede. Vystupuje z vlaku, ne
muze Sc dockati, uzkost i ra--
dost vezi v hrudi. Ia chvili u
zri tu, ma kteiou pres mesic
vzpominal. Vstoupi do elektri-
ky jede k zavodu, V nemz ne
kolik let pracoval, do nehoz
denne dochazel, ktery je mu
dnes jaksi zcela cizi, bez Ia
jmu. Ceka "a rohem, ceka ma
nj, az pujde do kancelafe.
Nemdze Sc dockati, nevy-
slovna uzkostfv srdci. Zda pu-
ide sama? Tri dni vsazeny jsou
V sazku pro nj. Pujde-li ne
kym, nicim nebudou pro neho
tfi dny svobody. Ma vezich od-
bilo uz osm hodin. Nehodl ja-
ko drive, do kancelafe w cas-.
Mnohokrate il, jako JeJi sef,
vycetl nepfesne dochazeni. Ne
bo je snad nemocna, snad WI
bee nepfijde, snad odejela ne
kan ma svatky, Ultra uz je ste
dry vecer, Je TO mozno, Loly
je vSechno mozno -.
Jiri jest uzkostlive netrpellv,
A nahle, jakoby ma okamzlk
prestala kreV prouditi jeho
tepnami = yynorl Sc Ia rohem
- jde sama - nekolika kro-
ky specha * nj. Ku podivu -
neni nikterak jeho nenadalym
prijezdem pfekvapena. Podava
mu ruku, iakoby Sc MIN wee
IA rozesla, jakoby ved6la, ze
pride, jakoby ma neho cekala:
''Pfijel jste, Jificku, ma svatky,
to bude nit vase pani a dee
ruska radost.' Jiri by vykrikl a
Lola popatri na>neho, iakoby
KNIT vysmesku preletel po jeii
tvafi, a nahle zableskne pla-
menek V iejich ocich, ma Okla
milk vazne ma neho pohledne
a nedbajic kolemjdoucich, pri-
tuli Sc ma okamzik k n6mu a
,,@,,I,,,o 49,, ,oc1ihoJy
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"Jak to-" otazal Sc Jirf.

"Jak! Upfses hned zas
pujcku bance prodas, zaplatis
pouze uroky, potvrzenku vsak,
zes upsal, budes mit!"
V hlave Jiffho Sc vyjasnilo.
Razem Sc rozhodl. Pojede take
uzri Lolu a ostatni mu uz bylo
lhostejno. Pojede, kdyby mel
vydati vsechny penfze. Easel
ku karcelafi. Tlacenice byla
pred dvefmi. Dostal dovole-
nou k odjezdu az nasledujici-
no dne.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
H0NAKER- Bolts

Robt. Lee Honaker, aged II years,
sor of John w. Honaker, and Miss
Constance Bolts, youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bolts, both of
this town, eloped to Ironton, Ohio
Thursday night, and were married.
Mr.. Honaker and his bride spen;
Saturday and Sunday night with Ec.
ton Bolts, brother of Mrs. Honaker,
in Huntington, West Virginia, return
ing home Monday and going to the
home of Mr.. Honaker's father. where
a welcome and Il wedding dinner
awaited them. Mr.. Honaker is an
intelligent, well educated young man
of excellent character and capable of
succeeding in any line Of business he
might undertake, while his bride is d
charming and accomplished young
lady. The marriage of this extreme
ly youthful couple was a genuine
surprise tc even their most intimate
friends. They are receiving man,
congratulations.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
New Cleaning and Pressing Shop.

f. W. Morgan and Watt Nixon will
tpen { new dry cleaning and press
ing shop Monday under the name of
the Benzol Dry Cleaning Co. Mr..
Morgan owned a pressing shop here
for several years and the many
friends he made while in this bust
ness before will be glad to learn of
the return of such a successful and
capable dry cleaner. They will in
augurate a free delivery service in
addition to having their truck make
regular weekly calls for your clothes.
In connection with the cleaning and
pressing they will have an altering
department where all kinds of re-
pairing will be done at very reason
able prices. Heretofore it has been
necessary to send certain kinds of
repair work to Cincinnati or Louis
vile but with. the opening of the
Renzol Dry Cleaning Co. this will not
lie necessary. t.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
--SC @LEHT'lu

ra,r. wa> 81 grca. -ulmp in tn,
vote at Tuesdays election. Ewing
Conner, Dem, for County Judgc'was
Gle Ted ever Harry McCue, Rap.. 10y
a majority of something over 100.
Roht Anderson, Rep, for Jailer
was elected by majority of about
l4o over CIaud Station, Democrat
The race between Thos. L. Jones
Dem. and Luther Warner, Rep, foI
Tax Commissioner is very close and
it may take the official count to dc
termine who is elected.
Van Green, Dem. carried this con-.
ty over Jennings, Rep. by about 100
for Representative in the Legislature.
hut !, (, reported that Jennings ear
ried Rowan county by l7o.
The balance Of the Democratic
nominees for county offices had H.
opposition. Lewis Barber, Rep., wa,
ole ted Magistrate in the Wyoming
FORGE HI district.
}. Milton Steele and W. VI. Gar
ner were elected members of the
Bnacl oI, Education ever Isaac Graz
and Albert Wells by substantial u,ai
critics.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
Mrs. Ella Robertson

Mrs. Ella Robertson died at Gall
weston, Texas, Monday morning, her
death resulting from a stroke Of pa
ralysis suffered last May. Mrs. Rob
ertson was Miss Ella Daugherty be
fore her marriage to Adie o. Robert
Robertson. She was the youngest
daughter of John c. Daugherty and
wife and was reared in this town
where she has numerous relatives
and many friends. Among relatives
Who survive her here, are her sisters
Mrs. J. w. Hutchinson and Mrs. w. P
Conner and niece Miss Mae Daugh
erty. Her two sons, Ernest and JOIN
of Galveston and GrOyertOn, Texas
also survive her. The, burial was a
irovertoa, Texas. Deceased was 81
ears of age.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
Show Sinners Good Time.

Robert Duff, newly appointed pro-
hibition officer, came home Friday
night after participating in raids for
,o1oashiners with eight other officer.
il V,-riaia and in Kentucky counties
-lgErg on the Virginia line. These
raids resulted in the rar.ure of Els,
stills and three men charged with op-
Grating the stills. One Of the stills,
new one, was captured with two
men who were in the act Of starting
q fire to run it. Mr.. Duff SAYS hunt
ing the elusive mocnsh;rer is rather
an exciting game as his habitat is
among the widest scenes of the
mountains, and he never knows just
when he has to go until he is order
ed b. repo". .. duty.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10

The race for Police Judge in thu
City of Owingsville was decided
victory for c. W. Young who defeat
cd his opponent Judge w. w. Powe
y majority of over two to one
Mr.. Young is Owingsville's out-goin4
Mayor and it is hoped that his ser.
vices in the capacity of Police Judg,
VIII re as efficient and satisfactor,
rs these rendered as Mayor.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
ARMISTlCE DAY CELEBRATION.

The President of the United States
has issued a proclamation declaring
Friday, November II, 1921, as a day
to celebrate the anniversary Of tn,
signing of the Armistice of the Great
World War, and declaring the same
to be legal holiday and calling on
the people of the United States to
he patriotic enough to celebrate this
| day in an appropriate and fitting
manner.
Bath Post No. AZ, American Leg
ION, will have charge of the ceremon-
les and acting in conjunction with
and assisting the Legion the bus; na
men Of Owingsyille and the public
schools WI participate. A great
parade will be given at or about the
hour of eleven o'clock a. m. lead bv
the Owingsville Band in which will
be all ex-service men in uniform, the
Owiugsvillc Schools, County Publ
Schools. Red Cross and bus
len.
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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
POstOffce To Be In New Building.

T. S. Shrout has rented the brick
building. completed this fall, adjoin-
ing the Outlook Office to the Govern
ment a period Of ten years for
the po.tolice. This building will be
furiished as soon as practicable with
modern postoifice equipment and the
gGce moved into IT, This building Is
conveniently located and will make
a frst class postoiiice,
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10

A meeting of tobacco growers was
,eld at the Courthouse Saturday
afternoon for the purpose of taking
an inventory Of the progress of the
Burnley Tobacco Growers Associa-
ion in Bath county. 1t was shown
that all but about lao acres in tlt
county had bee signed and a strong
effort is being made to corral The
I4O acres.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
City Election

Haden J. Lacy was elected Mayor
without opposition.
c. W. Young was elected Pole,
Judge over w. W. Power by Il vote
Of 23O to 1O2.
The ticket for Councilmen known
as the old ticket composed of T. NJ.
Perry, Andrew Denton, John Reid,
Walter Young, L. d. Brother and J.
W. Barnes, was elected.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
notice. TO HUNTERS

We the Undersigned, iaud owners OF
Bath County for the purpose Of pro
a,t~ a.. lite yaue remaining O.:
our farms agree to prohibit hunting
This Nov Bird, 1921.
JAS. T. Coyle, W..S..Gudgell
Mrs. Mamie Barber, J. W. Horseman
Emmett Horseman, Phillip Williams
Charley Norris, Curran Crouch,
Fletcher Crouch. Newton Norris,
E47ma Conyers, Hannah Coyle,
:. J. Coyle, Roe Hart.
Additional names will he added &
his 50 at De per name.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
Resolutions of Respect
HALL BATH LODGE NO. 40, 100

Salt Lick, Ky, Oct. 25th, 1921
Whereas - Almighty God in His
wisdom, has called from this life the
Rev. f. f. Dawson, and
Whereas - Brother Dawson was
a member of Bath Dodge Ne. 40
i. o. o. F, Salt Lick, KY, be it
Resolved, that in the loss of Bro.
Dawson, the Lodge has lost a faith
tut member enc who in his daily
walk and life, exempliied the prin-
cipals of Odd Fellowship, viz, Love,
Friendship and Truth. His voice
will be missed from our lodge room.
but remembering what he said, how
nc always stood for clean living, for
high integrity and ever ready to lend
4 helping hand, will always be a
source Of Inspiration to his brother
Odd-Fellows. Though he sleeps, his
good deeds live. And be it
Resolved, that this lodge extends
to the bereaved family our heartfelt
sympathy in their great loss. Know
ing how impossible it is for US to
fully comfort them in their sorrow.
we commend them to The Eternal
Father, Who alone is able to soothe
heir grief. And be it
Resolved, that a copy of these
resolutions be spread on the minute
book of the Lodge, and copy be
delivered to the family, and a copy
printed in the Outlook.
r. L. MYERS,
GRANT NORTH,
A. H. POINTS,
Conmittee.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10

Our stock Of hardware and kin
dred lines Is coTplete in every de
tail. Our prices on many lines at :
fr var basis. Give us an oppor
entity &, show you through. We vii
Be glad T. convince you of this fact
Watch for our Saturday Specials
each week.
Ell. & A. T. BYRON
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10

If al the sherifrs In the State were
like Sheriff Collins, Letcher county,
onshiners would soon be a thin
q! thu past. In'hjs term cf Office, less
diam two yes~s. he has captured 81
a,il's and 10 propo~tionate number of
s,'ll operators.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10

T. S. Shrout has begun the croc-
ton Of another dwelling house be-
twee the one occupied by CLYDE
Young and family, and the one oc-
cupied by Austin Boaz and family.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10
PERSONAL

friends in Danvillc.
Burbridcc and Francis Rauia. VII,
are in business al Irvine. we're hc~,
Tuesday.
Mr>.rLoEan Shcarcr, of LcNing
ton, visited her mother Mrs. }. l.
Mccoy sunday
Mrs. J. J. Nes5itt left Sunday t.
visit her daughter. Mrs. Wilson Stra
der of Lexington.
Ed Burns and wife, of Mt. Stcrl-
ing, were guests of Mark Donaldson
aud family Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Eash has returned
from a visit TO her son. Brutus Kash
and wife a keystone, VIVA.
Mrs Lyons returned to her home
at Srrroinsvine, Tenn. Tuesday at
sew a visit 10 relatives here.
Clark Bas,om and daughter Miss
Sue, Of Millersburg. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Ewing.
Lacy Byron, who is travelling for
Robson Bros. Hardware Company,
Of Louisville, visited his parents for
the week end.
Omar Barber, who is employed in
the Louisville Customs House came
TO visit relatives and friends last
week and remained for the election.
Ed Gallagher and wife, of LeXing-
ton, visited the family of Mrs. Gale
gher's brother, John Reid and fam
ly Sunday.
H. $. Goodpaster of Frankfort
Secretary of the Kentucky Jockey
Club, came Saturday TO visit his pa
rents, Judge c. W. Goodpaster and
wife and to be here for the election.
Messrs. Brooks ad Carroll Estin
Byron, Virgil, Bascom and Z. ID.
Thompson attended the football
game at Danville Saturday between
Centre College and State College.
Misses Virgaline Byron and Lu.
ellie Vice visited friends in Danville
Saturday and Sunday and ATTENDED
the football game between Centre
College and State College Saturday
afternoon and a dance Saturday
night.
A. L. tPoiter) Case, who has beei
employed for some months as guard
at a whiskey house in Maysville.
came last week and remained until
the election. His residence is'stiI at
Frankfort. He is laid off his job for
a time.
Judge J. L. >Atchison who has been
to his farm in Shelby county, went
from there, at the solicitation of tn
Burley Tobacco Association, to
Brown and Adams counties, Ohio, to
assist in the obtaining of signers to
the Association.
Everett Warner, son of John War
ner, of near town, was taken to a
hospital at Lexington Monday morn
ing for treatment for kidney trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Elliott and
babe, of Ashland, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman 81
lott.
Albert Clark, who has been run
ming as express messenger between
Lexington and Cincinnati visited Ms
Parents, Jas. Clark and wife for
several days past. He has resigned
his position as express messenger
and has secured a place in the Gin
cinnati postoffiee.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-11-10

Some one stole the milk can OF
Deputy Sheriff Saunders from the
cream station at HillsborO and a few
days later the can was found CON
verted into a moonshine still abou,
two miles from Rmgo's Mil.