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THE COURIER-JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1929. dence and at 9 o'clock at the St. County farmer, and threw his body Vincent de Paul Catholic Churcn. NEWS FROM OVER KENTUCKY Shears end Burial will be In St.

Michael's Cemetery. Mr. Buehner was a member of th Knighta of Columbus, the Holy Name Society and the St. Vincent de Paul Society. County Orders Suit CRASH FATAL TO INSURANCE MAN George Buehner Killed, Companion Hurt When Motor Overturns.

C. FRANKLIN Crime Is Denied By Methodist Conference Condition of 1 Second Man Nabbed In Glasgow Closes Shot Victim DIES IN WARREN To Test Gasoline Tax nation in Danu.v trial Today. In Killing of Farmer Bishop Dubose of Nashville into a thicket near Mt. Washington, Ky, was arrested here at noon Friday and held for Bullitt County authorities. Barnett maintained his Innocence However, when Capt.

M. Rey Yar-berry. Chief of Detectives, and T. C. Carroll, County Attorney of Bullitt County, who was called in on the questioning, decided to check up on Barnett's activities and asked him vo name the addresses he had visited, the prisoner became sullen and refused to say where he had spent his time since coming here April 9, the officials reported.

Warren Ellis, 28, who is In jail at Shepherdsvllle in connection with the killing, told Bullitt County officials that Barnett and Disponett accompanied him to Louisville April 9 ar.d' got out of his automobile somewhere on Jefferson Street He denied any knowledge of the killing. He said he Coleman Says He WU1 Pre 'Not So Good COMPLETED Talks; Every Minister In District Attends. Special to The Courier-Journal. Glasgow, April 26. The Bowl FUNERAL MONDAY Served 31 Years As Merchant Policeman In Bowling Green.

introduced bv wriu ing Green district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, adjourned here afternoon. Bishop in the Criminal Stewart Yeiser. alias hlS COIl- H. N. Dubose, Nashville, and WAS SHOT BY BURGLAR ti was in Owensboro.

the Rev. Leonidas Robinson, presiding elder of the Bowling Green district, had seen neither of the men since presided. Bishop Dubose preached at 11 Special to The Courier-Journal. Bowling Green, April 26 Capt. George Carlton Pranklin wn the Falls Clues uamp, hrid up and robbed o'clock, his subject being "The Mys 79 leaving them here.

Detective Sergt Odios Hazel and Detective Michael Carricato recog VmL in case completed years old. for thirty-one years mer IP fn the late auernoon teries of the New Testament." Among the speakers were the Rev. A. R. Kasey, State Street Church, Bowling Green; W.

A. Grant, secretary of the nized Barnett as he stood in front of a rooming house at 117 West Lib chant-policeman of Bowling Green, died at 9.35 o'clock this mortlng at j-f testimony was George Buehner, 54 years old, 706 East Kentucky Street, for twenty years an agent for the Prudential Life Insurance Company, died at 4:45 o'clock Friday morning at St. Joseph's Infirmary, twelve, hours after he had been released from under the wreckage of his overturned automobile on the Old Third Street Road three miles south, of Senning's Park. Dr. Roy Carter, coroner, said Mr.

Buehner's death was caused by loss of blood and by shock. Physicians at the hospital amputated the agent's left arm at the elbow shortly after the accident. S. B. Mitchell.

634 Jarvis Avenue, another agent, who was with Mr. Buehner when the motor skidded and turned over, said the driver apparently lost control of the automobile near the bottom of a small hill. Mr. Mitchell was thrown clear of the motor as it careened and pitched on its side. Board of Missions, Louisville; nis nome, 112 Tenth street, follow lun denial that he took part the police have Rev.

J. W. Weldon, chairman of the Board of Missions, Louisville; J. H. ing a stroke of paralysis received a pare Petition and File It Next Week.

The Fiscal Court at Its regular meeting Friday authorized County Attorney Harris W. Coleman to Institute suit in behalf of Jefferson County to test the constitutionality of the 5-cent gasoline tax so far as it related to the collections from the county. The authorization followed the adoption of a resolution introduced by Commissioners Ben. L. Bru-ner and Frank J.

Humbert. Mr. Coleman announced he would prepare the suit next week and file the petition in the Franklin County Circuit Court. At the same time City Attorney William T. Baskett announced he will go to Frankfort Saturday to file a similar suit In behalf of the City of Louisville, in which he seeks exemptions from tha gasoline tax paid by the city.

The Fiscal Court also appropriated $3,500 for the use of the Peter Salera Negro Post of the American Legion, recently organized, to defray expenses at their headquarters, 928 West Walnut Street. 4 FREE IN PATRONAGE CASE. Meridian, April 28 OP) Petty A. Howard and Ed L. Patton, Negroes, and James G.

Buchanan and George F. McClelland, white, stood acquitted tonight of a Federal patronage conspiracy charge which involved irregularities in the indorsement of Buchanan for Federal marshal for the Southern Mississippi district ia 1927. a his assertion that he month ago. He had been in failing health since December. 1927, when he Dickey, conference lav leader, on "Christian T.

L. Hulse, editor of the Central Methodist, or fiber's home at the time was shot by a burglar he discovered till tit. Good E. S. Bos well, bv attorneys villi a jewelry store on State Street, president of the Methodist Orphans Home; the Rev.

J. G. Aikens on "The nmtnor and are Captain Franklin was a son of the late John G. Franklin, who lived to Sgturaay onitiDleted by noon. erty Street.

They took him to headquarters and Mr. Carroll was summoned. The prisoner will be held in the Jefferson County jail until Saturday, because Sheriff W. F. Monroe, of Bullitt County, was unable to get to Louisville Friday.

Summonses for eight persons have been issued for appearance before a court of inquiry at Lawrenceburg Monday. Mr. Carroll and other Bullitt County officials are expected to attend the hearing, and neither Ellis nor Barnett is expected to be arraigned before this testimony has been heard. "The Tario Special" is the way railroad men are designating the Dela Forgotten Mrs. Summers Brin son, president of the Louisville Con De iua years old, and who died instructions, the case will ference of the Epworth League, on MAI reoruary 22, 1922.

He is survived by Mr. Buehner Is survived by his Youth's Needs and How to Meet the nanus ui jj- ins wue; six aaugnters, Mrs. J. McElroy, Mrs. L.

M. Settle, Miss Jes Them." rrestea at iimunitrj wife, Mrs. Josephine Buehner: a dauehter. Mrs. John Dicken; three Special attention was given to the sie iranKiin, Bowling Green, Mfs.

C. for trial. He said he U. Long. Nashville.

Mrs. C. C. superannuate endowment and conference claims. A call to the churches sons, William Buehner, Louis Buehner and Anthony Buehner; two brothers, the name of London to Jackson and Mrs.

John Sadler, San Antonio, Texas; two sons, C. H. I learning of Henrv Buehner and Michael Buehner 3 kun a. traveling WILL BARNETT. four sisters.

Mrs. Emil Boehler, Mrs. from the foreign fields for a endowment was reported. Lay delegates elected to the annual con Franklin, Detroit. and Paul W.

mthiipations. he testi- ware Hudson train which leaves Franklin, Okmulgee, three George Springman. Mrs. Mary Goet-zinger and Mrs. Joseph Stauble and threp erandchlldren.

nnerated a cigar store ference which meets in Princeton, brothers, Dr. James H. Franklin. Will Barnett, 30 years old, of Anderson County, sought for three days as one of the men who fatally shot and robbed Dee Disponett. Anderson wemngton, J.

G. Franklin. in September were: J. C. Hutch-erson.

Glasgow; Mrs. H. C. Ogles aCVLouis for a short while. Sit Louisville was a year Troy, N.

daily for Montreal Three brothers form the train crew. They are John Tario, conductor; Ezra Tario, trainman, and Obie Tario, flagman. 1 Funeral services will be held at 8:30 Galena, and B. B. Franklin, Bowling Green, J.

F. Van Cleave, o'clock Monday morning at the resi wooaourn. two sisters. Mrs Horse Cave: Mrs. Clyde Owens, Hise- Sarah Dunn, Smiths Grove, and ville; T.

M. Ellis, Russellvllle; Sam 'Fur Storage 1 An Investment In Safety and Longer Life for Your Furs. Do It Now I' Mrs. u. b.

xnomas, Hendrlckson, Crumpt, Smith's Grove; A. Justice, ana nve granacmidren. Captain Franklin lived near Smiths Grov until forty-one years aeo. Dur Epiey, and J. Pope, Franklin.

More than 250 ministers, delegates and visitors attended the meeting. For perhaps the first time every minister in the district was present. ing his residence in Bowling Green ne naa Deen a member of the First Christian Church. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the residence by the Rev. Dr.

A. B. Houze, pastor of the First rtr said. the night of the robbery Smother after preparing to next dar for Indianapolis. "Irerred.

His mother, Mrs. E. corroborated this testimony. i'sa on the following day tjaioolis, she said. Jlmn, vice president of Dell's, A-jei tailoring firm, Owens- i Yeiser was in his establish-fjvtober 24.

Jack Rush, and -jjiaad. tailors, gave the sam? 1. cd Joe Coffman, a bar-1 the accused man was in -Jiat night. Dr. E.

B. Mc-J James H. Davis, an under-, J. H. Flynn.

a garage fj ol Owensboro, were char- frKKS for Yeiser. Germantown School mm HOUSE OF DISTINCTION 518 FOUETH AVENUE Christian Church. Burial will be in Consolidation Asked Fan-view Cemetery. John W. West.

79 years old. a na Bracken Committee Seeks tive of Butler County, and for many years a guard at the Eddyville Pen itentiary white Henry T. Haeerman State Aid On 5-Mile County Road. Special to The Courier-Journal. Augusta.

April 26. A delega Bowling Green, was warden, dropped dead at 1 o'clock this morning of apoplexy at the home of his nephew, Floyd Baucum, 628 Church Street. Id Be Taken On tion- of Germantown school patrons conferred with Superintendent of Public Instruction W. C. Bell at west is survived by three sisters, Mrs Mary Cole, Norris Citv.

Mrs. 'i il. Grade Work Frankfort yesterday, with a view of Liddte Pendley, Morgantown. and Mrs. Nannie StahL Richelieu.

Ky. West establishing a consolidated school at Germantown. located on the Bracken- was a member of the Baptist Church. tiaoB of West End There-Is Much Talk About Summer Fashions l-usmgs to Cost ine Doay will be sent to Butler Coun ty tomorrow morning for burial. Mason County line, eleven miles from here, in the center of a prosperous farming section.

Patrons favor the consolidated school idea. $1,000,000. A Ola Fred Blaney. 18 years old, was held taken in August for the Top Austin Fields. Middle H.

B. Carter. Bottom Judge G. B. Craiff.

IDOO1 coaiion work of the Ken County Judge Clyde Barker, County to tne May Federal grand Jury on a charge of having liquor in his possession at 10 o'clock this, morning by ooocl Indiana Terminal Railroad Road Engineer Omar Myers. County Treasurer H. L. Corlis, appointed by Street from Wal kO at id O- Fields, Carter, Foes In Olive uuuea stares commissioner John Gilliam. Failing to give a $250 bond, jsadway, it was announced fn a rt St the Bracken Fiscal Court, and Mayor too Mayor William B.

Harrison Blaney was sent to Jail. Blanev was setting with the Board J. C. Norris of Augusta, accompanied by Dr. s.

D. Laughlin, c. and George A. Cassada, appeared before Hill Duel, Expected to Recover. Special to The Courier-Journal.

acquitted on a similar charge in City Ooonrta "its and 4he railroad offi- vuurs yesteraay aiternoon. And Much Evidence in the Main Floor "Pin-Money" Dress Shop will cost $1,000,000 and Ashland. April 26. The con Mrs. Beulah Scott Griffith today filed a divorce suit in the Warren Dart of the bill will be ap dition of James Walker, deputy sher the State Highway Commission at Frankfort yesterday, asking that State aid be extended in building five miles of turnpike, running from Chatham, five mile from here, to Germantown, a distance of five miles.

t'jj $300,000. It will require circuit court against John Griffith, iff of Carter County, who was shot cnarging him with cruel and in through the back during a gun battle human treatment. Thev were mar bo go complete. The tracks i dirt fill with sodded sides. will be closed and 3.

Street will be blocked by between Austin Fields, brother of The committee also asked that sec i tt ried June 6, 1927, at JeffersonviUe, Ind. Former Gov. W. J. Fields, and Chief of Police H.

B. Carter at Olive Hill Thirtieth Street will be A become a through street tions of inter-county seat roads in Augusta, Brooksville and German-town, approximately two miles, be included in the building programme. While the Highway Department would not make any definite promises yesterday morning, was reported to Market Street. The Brown-Yellow Taxicab Transfer Company, a corporation. Main and Center Streets, has filed a voluntary petition In bankruptcy.

The liabilities are given at $7,341.06 isct was done by the city's night as "not so good" at the Stephenson Hospital here, where the 3 department in making three men are being treated for bfer technical problem solu- to do the work this year, officials will wounds suffered in the encounter. be sent to Bracken County from r. ibe plans are along lines Frankfort to investigate. Walker was shot through the left kidney, and his condition is admitted to be serious. Whether an operation would be performed depended on de iter numerous meetings 3s parties involved.

ssbgs inyolved are Walnut, ana assets at $3,945. William Marshall Miller, 66 years old. a farmer, died at 1 o'clock this morning at his home near Sand Hill. Warren County, caused from dropsy and heart trouble. He is survived by his wife.

Burial will take place tomorrow near Sand Hill Shelhyville Notes Chestnut, Magazine Streets velopments, his physicians said. Fields and Carter both are expected to recover, although the former prob KOtlX OX $2,000 BOND. ably will suffer a crippled arm, a pis ler Cutbirth, 23 years old, who tol bullet having shattered the elbow, In his story of the affair, given to newspapermen today, Carter declared that he attempted to earch Fields, telievine he was armed, and that both he, and Fields drew their guns Prof. C. A.

Loijdermilk, member of the faculty of the Western State Teachers' College, delivered the commencement address at the Shady Grove High School at Shady Grove, tonight. Dr. W. M. Pearce of the Teachers' College, delivered a similar address at the Wheatcroft High School at Wheatcroft, tonight, KILLER OF COUSIN and began shooting at th same time from Alva, held xd jury under $2,000 bond 1 charge of carrying con-i feadly weapon.

Cutbirth 2d over after he had been on disorderly conduct iii a vagrancy count sb had been filed a ay with He carried a fully 8Hihber automatic pistol a deputv sheriff's badge Special to The Courier-Journal. Shelbyville, April 26. Suit was filed in the Shelby Circuit Court here today by Corinne Jones against Watkins Jones for divorce. The plaintiff alleges she was married to Jones March 24, 1928, and separated from him September 28, 1928. She charged the defendant with cruel and inhuman treatment and an attempt to Injure her.

Haskell Morrison sued for divorce from Shelby Williams Morrison. They were married December 29, 1916, and the defendant abandoned him February 3, 1928, it is charged. The plaintiff asks for the custody of three Talk about fashion and value appreciation you'll just begin to understand it when you visit Besten's "Chic-Easy Only, your best friend would tell you about it it's really too good to broadcast io everyone! Frocks by the dozens arrive daily chiffons, silk or cotton ensembles, polka-dot and navy georgettes, jacket modes with sunburn-back dresses, laces and innumerable day-long frocks. all, priced only $15! Formal Frocks, Too, At $15! Transparent Velvet Coats In Black and Colors, $15 Sizes for Misses and -Women Fields, Carter charged, drew Walker in front of him and Walker was shot. After he had emptied his gun, he threw it at Fields, he said.

"Fields ran to the rostrum, took aim. and fired rni shot nv whilp Jiiy.M KKV I tjtxM I was lying on the floor with a bul Thursday night, the 4 Cutbirth explained that let tnrougn my leg, carter alleged rae Here from Trinidad. "He missed me and pulled the trigger again but it snapped. His gun was 'mg some cattle ahead. empty." iCIBlKX IX HOSPITAL.

The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau. Frankfort, April 26. The Court of Appeals today upheld judgment of the Floyd Circuit Court in sentencing Henry Tackett to serve a twenty-one-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter. Tackett was convicted of Walker declared Carter fired about three shots before Fields opened fire -Journal Washington Bureau He said Fields drew him between on, April 26. Representa- them, causing him to receive a bul Blackburn of the Sevemn -7 District, todav wen to stabbina to death his cousin, Bob let in the back.

ed Hospital for treatment i Jones. September 16. 1928, on Frasure shot ailment. Creek. i JURY DISAGREES IN if: STORE THEFT TRIAL Special to The Courier-Journal.

The programme lor the meeting of the Womans' Club, to be held at 2:30 clock next Friday afternoon, includes a reading by Miss Jane Foster, ot the dramatic department ot Shelbyville Hiith School; literature by Mrs. Harry Collis; pians for flower show, Mrs. Eustene Cowles. and discussion of the progjamme for next year Each member is allowed to bring a guest and refreshments will be served. The garden department of the club is making plans for its annual flower show to be held some time in May at the home of th chairman.

Mrs. Eugene Cowles. Mrs. Ben Allen Thomas was host to her luncheon-bridge Wednesday at her home on the Christiansburg Road. Those present were Mrs.

S. K. Rmer. Mrs. Mur-rell Middleton.

Mrs. John E. Brown. MrB. C.

H. Wadlington. Mrs. Robert Matthews, Mrs. Raloh Gilbert and Mrs.

Lester Gibbs. Mrs. C. Hanna entertained a few of her friends Thursday, in honor of Miss Sara McDowell Gaither. Versailles.

Her suests Included Miss Gaither, Mrs. James Heady Wakefield. Mrs. Philemon Bird, Miss Juliet Poynter and Miss Mary Carlisle Bird. Miss Henrietta McMurry Is a nuest Of Mrs.

W. M. Tucker at Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Minotte Brooke.

Lexington, is spending some time with her mother, Mrs. Scottsville, April 26 Paul Goad. 19 years old. was tried this morning in Circuit Court on a charge Summer Ensemble Coats Walter Thompson has returned after an Evidently Superior Frocks $25 $3,9.50 eight monins stay wnn iu Mrs. R.

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TWO INMATES FLEE LAKELAND ASYLUM Two inmates of the Central State Hospital at Lakeland outran their guards at 7 o'clock Friday night and escaned into the nearby country, Dr. An extremely interesting collection of quality frocks includes the popular version of the silk ensemble, serviceable navy georgettes and exquisite chiffons and laces. Sizes for misses and women. "appetizers!" A necessary summer garment is the coat of silk, lightweight wool or transparent velvet which Besten's feature in all the popular shades and black. Sizes for misses and women.

J. -E. Fox, superintendent, reported to of storehouse breaking, on an indictment 'returned by the April grand jury, the trial resulting in a hung jury. Goad is alleged to have entered Towes restaurant last January, taking merchandise valued at $25. Goad's counsel alleged that his mind was not sound at the time he entered the restaurant.

Charles Huffine. 20 years old. was indicted this morning by the grand Jury on a charge of malicious striking Charles Foster with intent to kill him yesterday afternoon in the courtroom and a jury this morning was sentenced to one year in the Eddyville Penitentiary. Huffine drew a sentence of two years in the penitentiary yesterday afternoon on a charge of grand larceny. STATE DUE $435 FROM WAYNE, CLAIM The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau.

Frankfort, April 26. A report submitted to Gov. Flem D. Sampson today by State Inspector and Examiner J. N.

Ashcraft showed amounts totaling $435.21 due the State from Wayne County. The report said $83.21 of the amount was collected by the inspector and turned over to the State Auditor, the balance of $352 for maintenance of inmates at the State House of Reform, Greendale, not being paid because of lack of fund3. A county warrant for that amount was turned over to the State Board of Charities and Corrections, the report said. MAN AND WIFFE FINED. Mr.

and Mrs. Urban Schmitt, 720 West Market Street, were fined a total of $6 on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct Friday In the Police Court after a patrolman testified he intervened in a scuffle the pair were having Thursday night on the sidewalk in front of their home. Mr.x Schmitt, who is 29 years old. was fined $5 of the total and his wife, Mrs, Marie Schmitt, who is 27 years fv, nthor tl r1 the Denaltv. the police here at 8:30 o'ciock.

coin fugitives were being treated for the narcotic habit, Dr. Fox said. Wiley Proctor, 30 years old, 117 South Shelbv Street, and Edward April Reductions Mean savings of 1-4, 1-3, 1-2 and MORE on Bes-ten Quality COATS FROCKS ENSEMBLES MILLINERY ACCESSORIES LLRY arory meats and dainty salads nere yur Sun; asfp i day night supper! lc Detter than ever accom- a platter of Lib-ed by Libbv's Homemade Groves, 50. of 421 South Second Street, were in line with other in mates walking from their quarters to h.i i. i garnisnea wim le Tickles.

Crisp cucumber Libby'a Home-s-a different flavor that flt the music hall to attend a dance when they broke away. Guards pur sued them, but the men were lost uill instantly like. Pickles plenty of these aceent and underline the VJlli in the darkness. of other foods. To sav or more -uung of their own mouth-kring goodness when eaten Last Saturday Walter O.

Ryan, a convicted murderer, escaped from the hospital by using a key obtained from an undetermined source. Several times since, 'reports have beep, made to police that he has been seen in and around Louisville. A woman was attacked here on Barret Avenue, near St. Anthony's Place, Thursday, and the police believed Ryan was responsible. PLAN PAGEANT.

A pageant, "The Fruits of His Labor," will be presented at 7:30 o'clock Sunday night at the Methodist Temple, Sixth Street and Broadway, In the interest of the superannuate endowment fund of $10,000,000 raight" as appetizers, kbby, McNeill Libby PICKLES Chicago 1 nvsrn BULK ffUeed DU1 Pickle Homemade Style Picklea Sweet Mixed Pickle Sour PicVlea Patrolman Thomas Akin, who stopped JJ' SuMtM.i.lP;.llM DiU rickiea Sour Mixed Pickles Chow Chow Pickle the fight, showed a bruised forehead comfort of its ministers of advanced In the Police Court as a result of the age. Miss Maud Doty Is director of encounter. the pageant.