Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-05

FrankfOrt-Ten Kentucky National
Guardsmen of Company X, LivermOre.
under command of Capt. Oren Coin,
were ordered to Central City by Act
ting Adjt-Gen. II. W. WOOdyard, under
orders Of Governor Morrow. The men
will report to First Lieutenant Cam
eron A. Brown, who is in command Of
the fifteen guardsmen on duty in Muh-
lepberg county.
Lexington-The modern dance, joy
riding, improper dress, especially at
the bathing beach, IegaliZed gambling
and motion pictures were scored in a
report of a committee on public NOR
ais" at the closing session Of the OEe
hundred and thirty-seventh annual
session of the Elkhorn Baptist AS
sociation, composed Of thirty-three
churches in seven Central Kentuc-
FrankfOrt-An of the public insti
tutions in Franklin County were
found to be in good condition and well
in the report OF the Franklin County
grand jury made to Judge Sam Hurst
here. The jury returned thirty indict-
ments most of which were not made
public because Of the fact that defen-
dants have not been apprehended.
The jury recommended that the patrol
system of repairing county highways
be adopted by the Fiscal Court.
LOuisville-Fifty out Of every 100
deaths in Kentucky result from a pre-
ventable disease, according to one Of
the educational exhibits being made in
the grandstand building at the Ken
lucky State Fair by the extension di-
vision Of the College of Agriculture
at Lexington to show the need and
Importance Of keeping the grounds
around the farm and home in a clean
condition.
GlasgOw-Hamp West, merchant al
Stovall Crossing, shot and wounded
Lon Pursley, wealthy farmer Of the
same section, here. The men were
driving in the southern part Of town
when the shooting took place. West
claims they were in an argument and
he thought Pursley was going to shoot
him. Pursley claims that there had
been no trouble and that he did not
know West was mad until he shot him.
The bullet struck Pursley in the
breast.
HOpkinsville-TwO new rural mail
routes are to be established In Chris
tian County, absorbing one OF the pres
ent routes. Route No. 6 is to be alb
sorbed and in its place will be new
No. 8 which will take in considerable
new territory in the northwest part Of
the county. No. 9, an additional route
for this postOffice, will be started Nov
ember 1, and will take over another
part of the old No. 6 and reach into
territory east Of town. The pOstOffice
at Carl will be discontinued when the
new routes are in operation.
Lexington-Sam Peters, govern
ment distilIery guard; Kirtiey Sheets,
| company guar1; Jerry Bixler, super
intendent of the Old Judge Distillery,
near Frankfort, we're arrested by Dep
uty United States Marshal Flint Da-
Wis on warrants charging them with
consplring with others to rob the dis
tillery of fourteen barrels of whisky.
They executed bonds for $1,000 each
for their appearance In Lexington for
preliminary trial Their arrest
brought the total arrests In connee-
ton with the case to ten
Paducah-Court proceedings will
probably be invoked to determine the
right of thirty-three school children
residing in Littleville inside the city
limits to attend a county school I'M
mediately outside the city limits be
cause of a contract made by the Nc
Cracken Fiscal Court with the school
board. Validity of the contract is at
| issue since 1t Is disputed by the school
officials. The children have been de
MED the right to attend the county
school. 1t is charged. The school was
built and paid for by the Fiscal Court
and delivered to the school board IN
accordance with the contract whereby
the children might attend school.
Lexington-FOrty Nelson County
farmers accompanied by County Agent
G. L. Hill, Recently Joined in an auto
mobile tour which took them to the
College of Agriculture farm at Lexing.
ton and other points of interest in the
bluegrass section. After inspecting
the various lines Of work being car
ried on at the college farm, the Wis
itors continued their trip to prOmin
nent farms in that section. Sixty
farm boys from Campbell County
headed by County Agent H. F. Link
Joined the Nelson County party al
Lexington.
Pineville-Jesse Hayden was serf
Ously injured and seven other occu
pants of an auto hurt when 1t side
swiped a telephone pole in an effort
to avoid a head-on collision with anO
ther machine.
Covlngton-Curtis Gent, %, charged
with murder at Hazard, KY, was ar
rested with two companions by De
nectives James Higgins, Mason Par
'ker and John Drees as they ap
aproached the Covington end OF thu
suspension bridge on their way Il
/ Cincinnati.