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THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1918. RICHMOND. CATLETTSBTJRG. Rr.eliil to The Courier-Journal. HOOSIER DIES ON Cubs Close Deal For Infieldei ASKED FOR RIGHT HAND GLASGOW.

Special to The Courier-Journal. GLASGOW. Dec. 6. Mrs.

Wirt Comer has returned to Nashville, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Warner Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morris and Mr.

Louis Morris. of Louisville, are Koonx, widow of J. A. W. Koottz.

a former old resident of the city, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. Ashbaugh, in East Liverpool, 0-, was held yesterday, afternoon at the chapel of Sewland Gwln, undertaker. Burial was in Fa i mew cemetery. Fire Chief Strack is investigating the prank of a small boy it is charged, caused the fire department to make a run to Vincennes street and the Charles-town road Thursday night on a false alarm.

It is charged that the youngster procured a key to a fire alarm box and turned in an alarm just to sec the department make a run. Oscar Whiteman, 12 years old, died at 1 o'clock yesterday morning at the home of his mother. Mrs. Ella White-man, 1:17 Gait street, after a long illness. Before his health failed live months atfo he was employed at the plant of the New Albany Box Basket Company.

The funeral service will be held at the family residence at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. Burial will be in the Leyden cemetery. Capt. George W. Windell.

formerly of this city, who makes his home with his daughter, Mrs. George W. G. Summers, in Louisville, is reported to be critically ill at Dr. Gardner's Infirmary on Sixth street in that citv.

Cant. Win CHARLEY PICK. dell is a veteran of the war between the States. He is S4 yeans old and has spent the greater part of his life in Harrison county, where he was prominent in at-fairs for many years. New Albany Camp, Modern Woodmen, has elected the following officers: F.

E. Durment, past consul; Alonzo Benson, venerable consul; Marlon Turner, worthy advisor: J. Miles Sams, clerk: Lewis W. Allen, banker; Harry Snider, escort; John S. Beach, watchman; James E.

Dea trick. sentinel; Charles McCory, Marian Dawson and John A. Beach, managers: Dr. W. II.

Ratliff. F. W. Hazlewood. P.

H. Schoen, S. I. Rogers. J.

W. Baxter, Frank E. olre and A. P. Hauss.

physicians, and Charles McCory. chief forester. RIVER AND WEATHER LoulFvIIie': latitude, 3 IS'. Longltudi Jt West from Greenwich. Reports of maximum temperature and precipitation for the twenty-four hours ended December 6 at 7 p.

Stations. Temp.Pre.i Stations. Temp.Pre Abilene .00 Modena 52 Amarillo ....54 Atlanta. ...64 Boise 62 Boston 30 Buffalo ..24 Cairo 52 Charleston .72 .001 Miuneapoils 31 Montgomery 6S Nashville New Orleans 72 Xew York ...44. North Platte 52 Oklahoma ...64 Chaltano'ga 64 Parkersburg 43 Chicago ..40 Cincinnati ..44 .00 Phoenix 68 Pittsburgh ..36 .00 .00 .00 .10 .00 .00 .00 Denver b2 Dodge 5S Duluth Eastport ....22 El Paso 60 Fort Smith .66 Fort Worth 72 Portland, Oregon ..54 .06 Raleigh 66 .00 St.

Louis .00 S. Lake City 54 .00 San Antonio 74 .00 S. Francisco 56 .00 Santa Fo ....52 .00 Galveston ...72 Hatteras CO Havre 50 Helena 58 Huron 45 Jacksonville 72 Kansas City 44 Knoxville Little Rock .64 'fos Angeles 62 OOlShreveport .00 .00 S. Sle. Marie .02 .00 Springfiell.

.00 Missouri ...56 .06 ...70 .00 .00 Washington .52 .00 ....54 .00 -00 Wlnnemucca 52 -W Canadian Station. I.euinville .001 Winnipei 22 ,00 Memphis SEMI-DAILY OBSERVATIONS. (Official.) Louisville. Dec. 6.

191S. 7 a. ni. 7 p. m.

30.23 30.29 3S 42 2d" 29 6S 59 10 10 Clear Clear finished the year with the Cubs, playing in the world series. A few days ago Charley Weeghman wired Manager Graham, of the 'Frisco club, that the Cubs had decided to keep Pick and that a check would be sent immediately. even 3 Time, 1:49. Say, Grumpy, Black Broom and Miss Wells also ran. 'ew Orleans Entries.

FIRST ItACE-Claiming; 2-year-oids; purse 5400; live and one-half furlongs: l)overidge 9fi Droplight 104 Walter 105 Sal George 105 Pluviada 109, Dahiuda 109 The Cullen Bon.204 SECOND RACE Claiming; 3-year-olds and up: mile and a sixteenth: Medusa Reeves ....102 Semper Stal- ILeta 106 wart 102Ben Passing THIRD RACE PurseJ500 3-year-olds iinu up: six tunongs Malice Baby ..101 ..107 ..110 Hope American Theopile Ollie Martin iiHbayonnara llMGreen Grass Hurie RACE Clnimin-r: FOURTH purse and up; mile and a six teenin: Irregular Voter ...112 Diversion ll.liManistcr Toi 110 FIFTH RACE-Clauning; purse -550o; 3-year-olds and upward; mile and a six teenth: Jiffy lOBlCadillae 112 Brownie McDaw- IQuecn Apple 113 ell 105Kentucky Boy ..114 SIXTH HACE-Claiming: purse 3-year-olds and up; six furlongs: Mar Tom 109 Choirmaster Sandy Lad 112jSlumberer II Orderly Ill, Warsaw Pilsen 11S Kama Weather clear; track slow. ,...111 ...113 ...115 ...121 TAFT WILL NOT BE BASEBALL'S PREMIER Issues Formal Statement Saying He Is Xot Connected With Game. Special to The Courier-Journal. Xew York, Dec. "William Howard Taft.

former President of the United States, to-night gave his final decision in regard to any connection he mig-ht have with baseball, the national pastime. Upon returning- to New York from an extended speaking tour Mr. Taft declared that he would give no further consideration to the baseball situation and that he was in no way connected with the game. CARLISLE. Special to The Courier-Journal.

AR'IJSLE, Dec. 6. Miss Mabelle Scott has gone to Glennville, where she will teach French in the State Normal School. Mrs. Cora Herndon has gone to Ger-mantown to spend the winter with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Motch. of Winchester, were guests of relatives here.

Dr. W. O. Mclntire. Mrs.

Mclntire and children, of Cypthiana, were guests of his parents, Dr. A. Mclntire and Mrs. Mclntire. Mr.

and Mrs. James A. Barlow havn returned from a visit with relatives in Lexington. INFIELDER To Charley Pick, of the Chicago Cubs, goes the distinction of being the player involved in the flrst big league baseball deal the close of the world war. Pick was taken from the Han Francisco Seals lost season on an optional agreement and Millard Hurst and Gertrude Hurst lot 1.

block 2, Parkview, Clarks-vllle. Because of a renewed outbreak of the influenza epidemic in Borden and Wood townships the public schools have been closed. Henry yesterday was re ceived at the Indiana Reformatory from Richmond, wayne county, io from two to fourteen years on the charge of assault and battery. Mrs. Florence Shafcr, 39 years old.

widow of Frank Shafer. died at Sts Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, Louisville. Burial will be at Scllcrs-burg. She was a daughter of Mr. anq Mrs.

Martin Koerner. Her death followed an operation lor appendicitis. IVrin J. Myers. Herbert McClure and Clyde V.

Nachand, ot this city, were members of a class of 300 who were given the Scottish Rite degree of Masonrv at the annual convocation, which lasted three days, in Indianapolis. NEW ORLEANS RESULTS First Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and up: maidens: six furlongs: Kahretush. 10S (Wakoff). to 1. 2 to 1.

even I Liberty Star. Ill (Watson). to 1, 5 to 1, to 5 Miss Sterling, 110 (Erickson), to 1. 2 to 1, even 3 Time, 1:17. Mary Fuller, Ettah.

Dick Winfrey, Sir Haste and Pulaski also ran. Second Race Claiming; 3-year-olUe and up; five and one-half furlongs: Reilloc, 99 (Wakoff). to 1, 3 to 1. to 5 1 Pulto. Ill (Johnson).

to 1, 3 to 1, to 5 Foxv Griff. 106 (Cassidy), 12 to 1. 4 to 1. 2 to 1 Time. 1:03.

Camba, Bonbox, Paganini and Roe-derer also ran. Third Race Claiming: 3-year-oids and up; five and one-half furlongs: Blllie Ill (Johnson), even, 2 to 5, out 1 Eulogy, 10S (Kirschbaum), 10 to 1, 3 to 1, to 5 2 Green Grass, 107 (Gruber), 7 to 1, 2 to 1. 4 to 5 3 Time, 2-5. Barbara Shilling. Langhorne.

Nettie Walcutt and Early Sight also ran. Fourth Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and up: six furlongs: Ken ward, 114 (Kirschbaum), 7 to 2, even, 2 to 5 1 Miss Filley. 102 (Cassidv), 12 to 1, 4 to 1, to 5 2 Mab, 106 (Stevens), 6 to 1, 2 to 1, 4 to 5 3 Time, 1:15. Sayonnara, Thursday Nighter, Cobalt and Sosius also ran. Fifth Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and up; mile and a sixteenth: Tze Lsi, 100 (Cassidy).

11 to 5, 4 to 5, 2 to 5 Brando, 106 (Johnson). If to 5, 3 to 5, 1 to 4 2 Petelus, 111 (Mink). 15 to 1. 5 to 1, 5 to 2 3 Time. 1:52 2-5.

Bit of Blarney, Saints Bridge, Plan-taganet. Merry Twinkle and Brown Favorite also ran. Sixth Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and up: mile and seventy yards: Parrish, 109 (Rodriguez), 11 to 5, 4 to 5, 2 to 5 Rose of Autumn. 106 (Johnson), 10 to 1, 3 to 1, to 5 Blazonry, 100 (Havnes), 7 to 1, 5 to 2, Feeling FLANDERS FIELD Clifford Owens Is Reported Killed In Action; William Ruby Wounded. JEFFERSONVILLE AFFAIRS Clifford Owens, or Clark county, was killed in France in one of the recent battle, according to o.

notice received yesterday by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Owens. The family resides about four miles west of Borden. Mrs.

Irene Wells Ruby, of Speed, has been notified that her husband, William Ruby, years old, has been seriously wounded in action, and is now in a hospital in France. They were married shortly before Mr. Ruby entered the service. Flu Situation Unchanged. Dr.

J. 11. Baldwin, secretary or the city board or health. Jeffersonville. yesterday said that the influenza situation wa.s unchanged.

The board for two days has been making an investigation and this evening the question will be taken up as to whether the ban should again be put bn. Dr. Baldwin said that stops are being taken to insist on thorough ventilation of ir.terurban cars and city street cars. The churches have been asked to hold as few meetings as possible. Dr.

W. Marshall Varble, county health commissioner, insists the city of board of' health is not making a proper effort to see that physicians of JeTcrsonville do their duty in ordering quarantine cards posted. He said yesterday that he had telegraphed to Dr. J. N.

Hurts', secretary of the State Board of Health, of the conditions from his view-point and intended notifying Maj. Frickp. of the United States Public Health Service. Thadilcus MeCulloch Dies. Relatives in Jeffersonville yesterday were notified or the death of Thaddeus MeCulloch at Mt.

Vernon. Posey county, Indiana, of influenza. He was county agricultural agent and a graduate of Wabash College. Crawfdrdsville. His parents.

Mr. and J. Frank reside near Cha'rlestown, and his father is president of the New Albany National Bank. Mr. MeCulloch is survived by his wife.

Mrs. Edith Smith MeCulloch, and two sons, Thaddeus MeCulloch. and Charles MeCulloch. There are three brothers and a sister, Harold MeCulloch. John MeCulloch.

William MeCulloch and Miss Louise MeCulloch. Mrs. J. R. Lancaster, of Jeffersonville, is an aunt.

The body will be taken to Crawfordsville, for burial. Shirt Slaking Censes. Women who wenfto the Government Depot. Jeffersonville. yesterday to deliv er their esewing were notified that no more shirts would be given out until further orders.

The sewing department presented a deserted appearance yester day and the tables were barren of the usual piles ot garments, it is tnougnt some of the women who have been re pairing and altering shirts may be retained. At one period more than 3,000 women were doing sewing for tho Gov ernment Depot and the number became so great that substations had to be opened. Tnese have been closed. Mrs. Edith Strauss Dies.

Mrs. Edith Earl Strauss, wife of Hen rv W. Strauss, secretary and manager of the Jeffersonville Water. Light rower Company, died yesterday morn ing at Asheville, wnere they went November 12. hey were acconvpanieu by their only child.

Charles btrauss. years old. btrauss sutterea an attack of Dneumonia last May. which left her in a weakened condition. The family came to Jelfersonville from in- ehestcr.

a few years ago. Mrs. Strauss was 32 years old, and her home originally was at Amherst, whero the- funeral will be held. To Fight Annexation. Mass meetings were held in Clarks-vllle and Claysburg last night to resist annexation to Jeffersonville.

There was a similar meeting at Port FttUon Thursday trig-ht and the town board has instructed Warrerr B. Allison, corporation attorney, to prepare for a legal battle. The residents of all three of the towns assert that 90 per cent, of the taxpayers will sign a remonstrance against annexation. EU DriscoU Dies. The body of Eli Driscoll, 34 years old, who died at Elwood.

of influenza, was taken to Sellersburg yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be held today and burial will be in Mt. Fulton cemetery, near Memphis. NOTES OF THE NEWS FROM JEFFERSONVILLE The hardware store of T. Lind-ley.

Spring and Maple streets, was broken into and pocketknives valued at J25 were stolen. William E. Polly. 22 years old. and Miss Thelma Morgan; 19 years old, both ot this city, were married by the Rev.

David A. Winter, pastor of St. Luke's Reformed church. A deed yesterday was filed by Emma B. Hutchison and George W.

Hutchison, of Louisville, conveying to That Guiltiest IN The locker Room Yot find Your socws have DevELopeo big HOLES IN HEEL AND Toe. AND You forgot To 1 n.rN v. Ym rMAT FH FRtTc Special to The Courier-Journal. ICHMOND, Dec. 6 Col.

H. Hanger and Mrs. Hanger had aj their dinner guests Thankjgivin- Miss Marv Hardin Vaught. Mr. jPn.j Sullivan, Father Allard and Father Schulte.

Mrs. Smith Oldham dinnerSunday for Dr. Homer IV. Car. penter anu Ft-mei una j- Wright, of Mt.

Sterling. Mrs. Harvey Chenault Is the suen o'" Mrs. Denis Harrington in Louisville Mrs Homer Carpenter, Emerson Gwvnne. Mrs.

H. L. Perry and Mr, Jack Wagers were guests of the Cel, cnian liuu, wiuuu jh'-l iui Mo Gaughcy last Wednesday. Miss Julia Higglns has arrived from Frankfort to visit Mrs. Lewis Neale.

Mr. and Mrs. Beatty Middelton spent Thanksgiving in Shelbyville. Mrs L. R.

Blanton entertained at dinner Wednesday and her guests included Father Allard. Father Sehnit. Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. McKee. Mr. and Mrs. rjioer.

wr. unu mi a. iviiie anu itij Lydia McKee. Mrs George u. bimmons nas been en tertaining relatives tne past week.

Mrs Sallie Frost, Mrs. Lena Milnard, Mr' and Mrs. Charles Staples, of Lexington' and Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Goodloe, ot White's station, were ner guests. The Boonesooro cnapter ot D. A. met with -Mrs.

utt mirnam MnniW afternoon at her homo. Mrs. A. R. Burnam and Miss Margaret Grcenleaf spent the week-end with irs.

i uui Duiiiiii in ijuwisv me. Mis Mattie Elder was host to th. Mary Pattie Club last Wednesday. Miss May I'neips nau as ner Tnanks-ivinir iruests Misses Marie Barclnv nr. Elizabeth Clark, of Lexington.

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Delong.

of Cin cinnati, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Beatty SULPHUR. Special to The Courier-Journal. SULPHUR, Dec.

6. Mr. and Mrs. Harry or Louisville, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Prof. R.

J. Hancock and Mrs. Hancock. Mrs. Temple Hodgkin and daughter, Miss Slildrcd Hodgkln, have returnelkto their home at Winchester.

Miss Majorie James, of Cleveland, has been the guest of Mrs. Milton Moore. Miss Gladys Ruth Hancock has returned to school at Richmond, Ky. Mrs. Fanny Yager, of js the guest of Mrs.

V. P. Merchant. Miss Cecil Graves has returned Irom Cincinnati. Miss -Lucile Wright is spending sev, era! weeks in Cincinnati.

Mr. and Mrs. Zacli LaMaster and Mr. Ben Hartman left for Chicago Sunday night to attend the stock show. TRENTON.

Special to The TRENTON, Dec. Mimnn Maynard. of Louisville, is visiting relatives here. Miss Mary Ware Dickinson is visiting relatives in Nashville. Miss Margaret Collins, of Hopklnsville, is visiting Mrs.

O. W. Wilson. Miss Belle Gillis lias returned to Louisville. Miss Gretta Rurge.

Mrs. R. h. Giatlv and Mr. Dillard Payne spent Monday iii LiarKsvine.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Metcalfe, of Hon- kinsville. visited Mr. and Mrs.

Orr Mon-da-- and Mrs. Richard Ilatclier. enter tained their country home a numhsr of relatives and friends. Mrs. Lizzie Hook, of Tort Royal, ii visiting relatives here.

Miss Eliza Porter has returned from Pembroke. Mrs. Dome Minims has returned to Louisville. Mrs. Ward Russell has returned lo Ky.

1 Miss Katie Dean Cocke has returned from Hopkinsvllle. WARSAW. pecial to The ARSAW, Dec. 6. Mr.

and -Mrs. B. S. Landram entertained at dinner Thursday Dr. S.

B. Rob inson and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Payne and daughter, Miss Pansy Payne. Mrs. R. Payne spent several iLivb at Ghent, the iruest of her sisti.r Mi Lilly Montgomery.

Mt. and Mrs. John Mvior spent several days with their daughter. Miss Margaret Myjor, at Covington; Mrs. W.

B. Graham returned Saturday from Lexington, after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ward Y'ager. Mr. and Mrs.

R. W. Brown entertained at dinner Sun lav Mrs. S. B.

Davii and Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Davis. The Rev. O.

F. Baxter. -Mrs. Baxter and son. Mr.

Clyde Baxter, spent week with relatives at Winchester. Mrs. Jeff Tingle, of Detroit, spent several days with friends. Mr. and Mrs.

J. II. McDanell entertained at dinner Thursday Mr. and Mrs. J.

O. Hanks. SHEPHERDS VILLE. Special to The Courier-Journal SHEPHERDSVILLE. Dec.

Margaret Rlpy, of Louisville, spent Wednesday here. Miss Sara Williams has returned from a visit with Mrs. Addie Williams at Tav-lorsville. Mrs. Amanda Weller.

or Loulsviilo. was the guest ot Mrs. Embra Deacon Sunday. Mi.i.s Irene Moredeck spent the wee'e-end in Louisville the guest or friends. Miss Mary Hall, of Washington, is ths guest of friends hero.

Miss Louis Parsons, or Louisville nas the week-end guest of Miss Nancy Hornbeck. Miss Zora Itayman spend the week-end rn Louisville, the guest of Mrs. Ruby Mrs. Mollie Nusz -was the guest of Mrs. Mary Meredith Sundav.

Mrs. Howell Smith was tho guest ot Mrs. W. A. Smith in Louisville this week.

GUTHRIE. Special to The Courier-Journal. GUTHRIE, S. T. RIE, Dec.

and Mrs. Quin and son, Whayne, spent the week-end with rela tives in Louisville. Mrs. Sallie Kimbrough has returned from a visit to her brother. Landls Kimbrough.

In Evansville, Ind. Mrs. Curtis James and children have returned from a viii in rAtn.tii.A in Covington, Ivy. -urs. it.

u. owen is spending the week in Cerulean with her mother, Mrs. Rawlins. Mrs. John Choate Is visiting her Mrs.

E. G. Harris, in Erin, Tenn. Mrs. Lou Navo has returned to her home in Covington.

MiSBes Alice JamslMn turlha Mc- Clanahan and Elizabeth Radford, of Pembroke, were guests of friends horo the past week. Miss Marv Loo nu-or. nf rwiiiis-m Springs, to spending the week here. iwrs. i-moer Welch, of Humooir.

visited relatives here the oast week. Mesdames E. Rik-l-mv and Maud Dickey were in Trenton Monday. AUGUSTA. to The Oourier-Journai.

AUGUSTA. Dec. 6. Miss Sarah Holmos has returned to Ironton, after a visit to her and Mrs. W.

O. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Singleton and daughter, Miss Dorothy, visited relative at Bellcvue, and Lebanon, during the past week. Mrs. J. II.

Stalter and children, of MayBville, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Woods, the past Week. Mrs. L. P. Knoedler.

of Chicago, IV the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Augustus Robbins. Mrs. John Ilasler and daughter. Miss Clara Lee.

of Vanceburg. vis ited relatives here this week. Miss Helen Lerch has returned from visit in Cincinnati. IRVINGTON. Special to Tho Courier-Journal.

RVINGTON, Dec. 6. Mr. and Mrs. B.

Tinker and Mr. George have returned to Louisville I after a visit to their parents, Mr. an Mrs. John Mussleman. Mr.

ard Mrs. W. J. Plggott, ot Rockport, and Miss Eliza PiS; gott, of Lexington, were guests or their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. .1. PiS" ott. for the week-end. Mrs.

Tavlor. Miss Starr and Mr. Ed-' ward Taylor, of guests of Dr. W. B.

Tavlor and Taylor nt their home on Hogback Mountain. CATLETTSBURG, Dec. 6. sMrs. Blanche M.

Mims and Capt- J. JJ. XlOUSlOn, UL ivitv.wiiic. we're quietly married Monday evening at 8 o'clock at tho home of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev- G.

M. Howerton, or tne rirsi ncw terian church. Miss Louise Elliott Beard, of this city, and Mr. Leonard M. Campbell, of Asrn- married Thursday the Methodist church at 3 o'clock, the Rev.

William Kline omciatins. air. nu Mrs. Campbell left for Jenkins. where they will make their future home.

Miss Gladys Sanford received the members of the Music Study Club Saturday afternoon at her home on Division StDen'j. D. Kincaid and Mrs. Kincaid were among the guests at a dinner at which Mr. and Mrs.

R. Ney Williams, of Kenova, W. were hosts "Friday evening. Mrs. Alex Brown entertained at bridge Fridav afternoon.

Mrs. Harry Pierce and Mrs. 'E. S. Hughes, of Ashland, were out-of-town guests.

Mrs. Robert Poago was host at auction bridge Tuesday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. T. R. Brown.

Miss Myrtle Collins, who is studying at the Cincinnati Conservatory 'of Music this winter, Is here for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Collins.

Miss Naomi Weschlcr has as her guest Miss Chloe Elswick. of W. Va. Miss Pansv Pratt has gone to Great Lnkes Training Station, 111., to be the guest of her brother. Mr.

Clarence Pratt, Mrs. G. W. Gunnell and MSss Amanda Yates have returned from a short visit at Cincinnati. Mr.

and Mrs. Davis Martin, or Charleston. W. were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Martin. Mr and Mrs. E.

C. Kirker have as their guests Mr. G. 13. Kirker, of Los Angeles, and Mr.

II. L. Kirker. or Pittsburgh. Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Frazier have returned from a short visit with Mrs. R.

L. Vinson, of Louisa, Ivy. Dr. A. P.

Banfield and Miss Ruth Banfield were the guests Sunday of Dr. J. C. Banfield and Mrs. Bantield.

ot Huntington, W. Va. FLEMXNGSBITKG. to The Courier-Journal. 1 LEMINGSBURG.

Dec. 6. Mrs. ri S. Robinson and daughter.

Miss Douglas, have returned from trip to Lexington. Mrs. Anna, Jefferson, of Newport, is the guest of Mrs. J. M.

Mclntire. Miss Lettle Whaley has returned to jiiuijiiivnu to enter scnooi. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fant have gone for a trip to Cincinnati.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross have gone to visit relatives at Kansas City. Mrs. C.

Woodson Dudley has returned to Louisville, after a visit to relatives here. Mrs. Antha Reynolds ha? returned from a visit to friends at MaysviUe. Mrs. Minnie Richardsbn has returned from a visit to friends at Lexington.

Mrs. W. E. Showen has returned from a trip to Louisville. Mr.

and Mrs. Rdy K. Dudley have returned from a visit to relatives at Louisville. Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Doughty, of Cin cinnati, are the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. tjreer ianey, ot this city.

Mr. W. P. Harbeson and daughter, Miss Rose Harbeson, of Frankfort, were here recently. Mrs.

Mannie Carpenter is visiting her sister at Delphi, Ind. GEORGETOWN. Special to The Courier-Journal. GEORGE' Harriti EORGETOWN, Dec. John ty and Miss Sadie Harrity, of Knoxville, have been guests of friends here.

Mrs. George Hauss and son, Mr. Robert A. Hauss. of Cincinnati, are visits ing Mrs.

Haus-s' parents. After visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McKee Robinson, Mr. and Edward Drain Crabbe have returned to their home at Smithfleld.

Miss Katherine Kenney is home from a brief visit in Covington. Dr. Francis Field Bryan and Mrs. Bryan liave returned from a two weeks' stay in Louisville. Miss May Emma Stevenson entertained the Big Spring Chapter.

Daughters of tho American Revolution, on i tiesoay. Dr. and Mrs. R. E.

Carlcton, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Carleton and son, Mr.

Robert Carleton. of Covington, spent the week-end with and Mrs. J. T. Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew Taylor and Mrs. Madison Turney will leave next week to spend the winter in California. Mr. ana jirs.

James Craig Bradley and children are in Houston, for a monm s.stay. MURRAY. Pr.eclal to The Courier-Journal, M' URKAl 6. Mrs. Robert Biles, of Nashville, is the guest of her uncle, Mr.

Frank Brown Miss Marion Dale visited in Memphis this week. Miss Marv Williams visited in cah last "week. Mrs. Willie Linn and daughter. Miss luveiyn, anu Mary 1' rank Duiguid went to Clay last Saturday.

Mrs. S. Pickup has returned fmm iu iici uaubiuci in oaiumore. iliss unariotte Kirk, of Par s. Tenn the guest of her grandparents Mr' LIU -r.

i'j. o. i-'uiguiu. Mrs. C.

If. -Bradley entertained (Ho missionary society of the Southern ivietnouisL cnurcn at an ail-day meetin on Wednesday. Miss Jithel Broach has returned from U- MAIL 111 OL. l.VUII, COVINGTON. Special to The Courier-Journal.

OVINGTON, Dec. William J. Brunncr lerft Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Porter G. Cantrell, near Gallatin, Tenn Judge R.

G. Willlama nnI Vernon. Mrs. Rankin Kevin, of T.vi,rf., i tne -Hisses rtly of the Lexington pike. Mrs.

Robert Sanders, of Ofew York was this week's guest ot Mrs. Charles Warrington. Mrs. Jennie Hanks is viRitinp- ters, Mrs. Warren and in Louisville.

Mrs. William Langmcad has joined her husband. Lieut. William I.i.t.r-,r,nri at Camp Zachary Taylor. re.

jesepn spears, of Catlettsburg. is spending this week with vtrc A- Mensries Spears. Mrs. George Hartley was the weekend guest of relatives in Madison, Ind Mrs. Lewis Hard, of Morton Mo u.

spending tho winter with her daughter. Mis. William G. Walker. Mrs.

Omar Meade, of Louisville, was visitor last week of Mrs. Will Corry Mrs. Taylor Greenwald, ot Parsons Is tile guest of her Richard Ransom. OWENTON. Special to The Courier-Journal OWENTON, Dec.

6. Mrs. Joe Roberts, of Louisville, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Z.

H. Roberts this week. Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Holbrook. of Florence. are guests of Mr. Hol-brook's mother.

Mrs. Bettie Holbrook. Mrs. A. P.

Taylor, of Lexington, is visiting relatives here this week Mrs. W. B. Lindsey, of Winchester. peni uie rnanKsgiving holidays with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. B. F. Hol- Ul UUA. Mrs.

Jennie Tolbert- nf i visiting relatives and friends in Owen- Llll. Miss Nannie FoniM nt the guest of Mrs. T. Lee. Miss Mary Vallandlncham at her home Friday evening In honor of Mrs.

Little. The other guests were the Rev. J. B. Robertson and Mm.

.1 Rickctts. MORGANFIELD. Special to The Courler.Journai. ORGA-N FIELD, Dec. 6.Mii Asabel Prentice has returned from a visit to Mrs.

J. E. Finch in Warren. Ark. Mrs.

H. T. Dhlel, of Huntington. and Mrs. H.

H. ChaDmnn. of are guests of Mr Phil Richards. Mr. and Mrs.

W. 7: iVnii.i. t. Collins Waller went to Evansvillc yes- leiuay iu visit T. C.

Hutehlrmnn Miss Eva Younir is vlnliin- George Cosby in Evansville. ri. iu, ioiiingham and children left yesterday to spend the winter in Wvnterhaven. Fla. is a ETUests of Mrs.

J. W. Pedlgo. Mrs. Loren Williams is viBiting her sister.

Mrs. B. G. Davidson, in Bowling Green. Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Gaines, of Austin, are guests of Mrs. Gaines' brother.

Mr. W. C. Taylor. Mrs.

Edgar Caldwell, who spent the summer with her father-in-law, Mr. Ed ward N. Caldwell, has returned to Jancsvillo, Wis. Mrs. Eliza Chaplin has returned irom Louisville.

Mrs. Carol Jones, of Augusta, is visiting her parents, -Mr. and -Mrs. u. a.

Strange. and Kobert aonannon, "i S-pringrield. have taken an apart ment here for the winter. Alanson T. Caldwell nas re turned from Memphis, Tenn.

Mr. and Mrs. Veachel Jones have re turned from Louisville. OWENSBORO. Special to The Courier-Journal.

WENSBORO, Dec. 6. Mrs. W. M.

McCarty cntertaaincd with a tea Thursday afternoon in honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Gambrell McCarty, of Louisville. L. V. Little entertained tne cur rent Events Club Tuesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Heoer Henderson nave returned from Pittsburgh, and will make owenshoro their tuture nome. Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Glover have gone to Florida to spend the winter. The lien. Shelby Chapter ot me u.

a. met Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. Wood The jissis'inir hosts were Mesdames W. P.

Snndidge. Minnie La- cer, E. H. Clarke and S. H.

Barrett. HOPKINSVILLE. Special to The Courier-Journal. OPKI.VSVILLE, Dec. 6.

H' George W. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson and private secretary, Mr. A. W.

Sydow. have arrived from Camp Forrest, Chlckamauga, Park, to spend a few days with Mrs. Thompson's mother. Mrs. Mary L.

Pool, 432 West Seventh street. Miss Marv D. Hester, of Nashville, is the guest of Mrs. W. M.

Hancock. Mrs. .1. W. Lander and daughter.

Miss Frances." left last night for Elizabeth-town, to attend the bedside of Hugh J. Lander, who is ill. Miss Berry Is visiting her sister. Miss Lula Berry, and Miss Clinard, at Gallatin, until the Christmas holidays. Miss Elizabeth Clinard.

of Springfield, has returned home after a visit to the Misses Berry. Miss Eva Royalty has returned from a visit to her sister, Miss Helen Royalty, in Dawson. CAMPBEILSBITJBG. Pneoial to The MPBELLSBURG. Dec.

6. Mr. and Mrs. Z. II.

LoMaster, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and Messrs. Isaac Smith, Ben Jlartman and John Campbell attended the International si nek Show at Chicago this week. Mrs.

Leslie Smith has for her guest her sister, Mrs. Amanda Smith, who stonnnd enroute from Nashville to New York City, where she will join her daughter. Miss ArraKne Smith, for the winter. Miss Mildred Campbell is with her parents. Mr.

and Hrs. .1. M. Campbell. Mrs.

Isaac Smith is the guest of her iu-r- Mrs. Xunnellv in Louisville. Mrs. J. K.

has concluded a visit to mends in Mrs. -Jackson had for her quests Mr. and Mrp. A. Browniski.

Miss Nannie Cutting has returned to Louisville, after a visit to Mrs. Flora Miller and the Brvant relatives. Mrs-. C. V.

Craft, of Louisiana, who is the guest of her mother. Mrs. G. Owens, at Port Koyal. was entertained tnis uy -irs.

jonn ft. omiLn. GREENUP. S'pecial to The GREENUP. Dec.

6. Mr. and J. D. Kinner have returned from a visit to Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Kinner at Catalpa, Ky. and Mrs. T. B.

Webber, of Ashland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Marksbury, of East Greenup, last week. Mrs. 11.

E. Trent, of Vanceburg, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoffman. Mrs.

Nan Craig has returned to her home at Point Pleasant. after a visit here with friends and relatives. Mrs. F. E.

Rardin visited her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Bagby, at Gravson last week. Mrs.

Harry C. Steil, of Ashland, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. T. Morris, the past week.

h. H. fowler, of Ashland, ed friends here last week. visit- EABXIETGTON. Kpecial to The Courier-Journal.

ARLINGTON. Dec. John Street and Mrs. Street arrived here Tuesday to remain with Mrs Street's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. George C. Atkinson, until Monday, when thev go to their iipine in Cadiz. Lieut. Street nas oeen at Lamp uoruon, for the past few months.

Mrs. W. R. Coyle returned Wednesday from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ed Majors, of Newport.

Mrs. Majors and children returned home with Mrs. Coyle to remain until after Christmas. Miss Susan Marie Crutchfield has gone to Hopklnsville to spend two weeks with friends. Mrs.

Tom Ryan and son. of Covinr-tnn are visiting datives at Miss sorter lias returned to Pembroke after a visit with Miss Mar garet Dudley. Miss Katherine Howard is with hr sister in Penman, until school opens here. r. DDTPPC I a I Girl Charges Employment Violation of Child Labor Law.

NEW ALBANY NEWS NOTES Miss Cleatits Heimbuch. by iicr next friend. A. Sappenfieid. yesterday filed in the Circuit Court in New Albany a suit against the National llame Chain Company, of Xew Albany, for 515.000 dan.ages on account of alleged personal injuries.

She alleges that while operating a punching machine at the plant of tho company November 7 her right hand R-as caug'ht in the machinery and so badly mangled as to necessitate the amputation of the member at the wrist. It is charged in the complaint that Ihe defendant is 15 years old and her employment at the work sh was doing was a violation of the child labor law. Flans For Fall Jubilee. The New Albany Retail Merchants' Association yesterday announced the appointment of the executive board to arrange for the annual Merchants and Farmers' Fall Jubilee, to b5 heUX at Grenwood Park next fall. Oscar C.

Knoefel is chairman of the board and the other members are C. C. Brown and Frank M. Genung. It was stated that the date will be fixed soon and committees appointed to arrange details.

The jubilee will be held earlier next year than usual. Instead of being a two days' affair as in the past it will be continued for three and probably four days. The association indorsed the United States Employment Service and pledged the co-operation of the members in the work of the organization. The proposed affiliation with the Chamber of Commerce in the promotion of the interests of the city and county also was Indorsed. Killed By Train.

The body of Clarence Flickner. of New Albany, a Southern railroad brakeman. who was killed by a train at Princeton, arrived at 7:30 o'clock last nig-ht and was taken to the home of his father, "William T. Flickner, Indiana avenue, Fairmont Park. Arrangements for the funeral have not been announced.

Flickner was tngaped in switching and he was run over by a cut of cars. The accident happened Thursday night and he died. arly yesterday morninff. Flickner was 21 years eld and fs survived by his wife and one chilv vho live at Kast Fifteenth and Kim streets. He also is survived by his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Flickner: two brothers. Karl and Raymond Flickner, and four sisters, Mrs.

Clara Hunter, Mrs. Edward Foster, Mrs. Viola. Murphy and Miss Myra Flickner. Xiirsc Dies In England.

Mrs. George Westerkamp, Silver ilills, Xew Albany, was notified yesterday of the death of her sister. Miss Ella Mescher. of Cincinnati, a Hed Cross nurse, who died in Liverpool November 11. Miss Mescher often had visited in New Albany, Where she was widely known.

She sailed overseas with a Rod Cross unit from Cincinnati nearly a 'year ago and had been in service in hospitals near the firing line in France. She became ill of an acute stomach trouble, for which she was operated on September 24. but cablegrams that had been received by members of her family were of an encouraging nature. Five weeks ago Mrs. "Westerkamp received from her sister a letter dated at Liverpool atating that she was.

ready to Bail for home. The ljer.il T'as unexpected. Fined For Bootlegging. Charged with violation of the State-wide prohibition law, Clarence Reap, proprietor of a barber shop at West Seventh and Main streets, New Albany, was fined $100 and was given thirty days on the Indiana penal farm by Mayor Robert W. Morris in New Albany yesterday.

He will be required to serve 160 days in order to serve out the sentence and liquidate tho fine and cost. Keas was arrested yesterday by Capt. Carson and Detective' Adams, of the New Albany police force. It is charged that he kept locked in a drawer in his shop a bottle of whtsky Xrom which he sold liquor at 20 cents ft drink. Iteportcd Missing Jn France.

George Pellman, of New Albany, is reported among the missing in action In France. He is 30 years old and is married. His family lives at 43 Gait street. Tellman volunteered August 7, 191 1, in Company 152d Infantry, which was stationed at that time in Jef-forsonville. and later was transferred to Camp Shelby.

Hattiesburg. Miss. The company sailed for France three months ago. Before he entered the service Pcll-man was in the employ of the Indiana Veneer Panel Company. ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM NEW ALBANY Miss Theresa Ginter is quite ill at her home on East inira street.

Edwin Welton and children, who have been ill of influenza at their home on the coryflon pike, are improving. Twenty new influenza cases were reported yesterday to the United States Health Service, making in all this week. 123. Mrs. George Diehl.

who has been sufferng at her home on East Main street from the effects of injuries resulting from a fall six weeks ago, is improving slowly. Remet Leist. son of Nicholas Leist, East Elm street, has returned from Csmn Josenh E. Johnston. Jacksonville.

having been honorably discharged from the service. Frank A. Wells, who holds a posi tion in the service of the United Fruit Companv in Cuba, is at home to spend a. month's leave of absence with his family on Ekin avenue. Mrs.

Edna Sarles was granted a di rorce from Walter Searles by Judge John M. Paris in the Circuit Court on proof abandonment. She was given the custody of her child. Chester-L. Graf yesterday filed in the Circuit Court a suit for divorce from Pocahontas Graf, alleging desertion and ornul treatment.

They were married June 15. U15, and separated in May, of this year. The December mcetingof the -New Albany Township Teachers' Institute will convene at 'J o'clock this morning at Carnegie Library Hall. Teachers of the public schools of the city and tho township will lit tend. Lieut.

William A. Mouse, formerly of this city, is suffering at Camp Dev-ens, from the effects of injuries resulting from collision with an army truck while he was riding a motor cycle. His injuries are not serious, however. Mrs. Pinaire.

of Now Orleans, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kreutzer. 217 Kast Ninth street, left last right ror Chattanooga, where she will spend tho week-end with her husband, who is there on business. William Kaiser, son of Louis Kaiser, Pearl street, who was detailed from Ft.

Benjamin Harrison some time ago to assist in the work of the County Conscription Board, was notliied to report at Kt. Benjamin Harrison next Thursday to tie mustered out of the service. The funeral service for Louis Hammersmith was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence at 131S East Oak street under Masonic auspices, the ltcv. F. A.

Meusch. pastor of the Evangelical church, officiating. Burial was in Fair-view cemetery. The funeral service for Mrs. E.

G. Barometer Temperature Dew point Relative humidity Wind velocity TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION. (Official.) Louisville. Dec. 6, 1918.

Maximum temperature 4S Minimum temperature 37 Mean temperature 42 Normal temperature 4:1 Departure for day 2 Departure for month I Departure since March 1 11 Prevailing winds East Mean barometer 30.23 Mean relative humidity 63 Character of day Total precipitation 00 Normal precipitation -3 Departure for day 13 Departure for month -2 Departure since March 1 6.49 RIVER TELEGRAMS i PittsrUTirh. Dec. 6. Davis Island Dani 9.3 feet and stationary. Weather cloudy.

Wheeling, Dec The river 7.0 feet and falling. Weather clear. Special to The Courier-Journal. Cincinnati. Dec.

6. The stage of the river at 6 o'clock was 11.S feot and falling. Arrivals and departures: Queen City for Louisville: Chilo for Man Chester. Special to The Courier-Journal. Madison, Dec 6.

The river is falling slightly with a stage of 12.4 feet to night, ne naaei iiuu hub i-day for repairs. Business fair. Special to The Courier-Journal. RvanKville. Dec.

6. The river is S.4 feet and rising. Weather clear and cool. Arrivals and departures: Jno. L.

Lowry from and to Paducah. Business quiet. Special to The Courier-Journal. Paducah. Dec.

6. The gauge read 10.4 feet a fall of seven-tenths In twenty-four hours. Weather partly cloudy and cool. Arrived: Dudley Johnson from the Tennessee River for Joppa, with a tow of tiets; Dorothy from Gol-rii, in Hazel Rice from the Ten nessee River with a to wof ties. De parted: Liorotny tor m.

KIDWAT. oecial to The Courier-Journal. IDWAY, Dec. 6. Mrs.

M. T. Winn, of Mississippi, is visiting Mrs. Robert Wallace. Mrs.

Frances Samuels, who has been nursing at the Emergency Hospital during the "flu" epidemic, has returned to her home in Mt. Sterling after spending three weeks here. Mrs. E. L.

Davis has returned to Lexington, after spending several days with her aunt, Mrs. H. C. Pointer. Mrs.

John A. Steele has returned from a visit to Lexington. Mrs. Charies Nuckols ainl baby will leave Monday to spend several weeks with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Hiram Rogers in Shreveport, La. Mrs. W. E.

Simms has returned from a visit to relatives in Paris. Miss Juliette Risque has returned to Camp Knox after spending several days with her parents, Dr. W. E. Risque and Mrs.

Risque. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Cannon have returned home after a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Isaac F. Starks, and Mr. Starks in Louisville. Mrs.

W. G. Lehman has returned from a short stay with her sister. Mrs. Boyd White, who has been ill at her home in Chicago.

Miss Mary Martin is visiting relatives in Lexington. NEW CASTLE. Special to The Courier-Journal. N' EW CASTLE, Dec. W.

C. Price has returned from a month's visit to relatives in Owsley, Lee, Madison and Clark counties. Mr. and Mrs. James Hardin have gone to Glendale, to reside.

Mrs. W. O. Jackson and daughter. Miss Mary Netta.

me guests of Mrs. W. S. Smith at Anchorage. Miss Louise Edwards was the jruest of her uncle.

Mr. Richard Radcliffe, in Louisville this week. Mrs. S. H.

Valentine returned Monday from a visit in Aurora. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Can oil and daugh ter.

Miss Frances Carroll, have returned irom a visn to mis. a. acuooertn in Versailles. Mr, and Mrs. John Biidges.

of Atlan are guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. DouthitL Mrs.

S. T. Douthitt is visiting Lou isville. Mrs. Paul ihiams is trie guest of her mother.

Mrs. Howard, in Ghent. Mr. and Mrs. E.

1. Watklns moved this week to Glasgow. Ky. Mrs. Mollie McGinnis.

of Eminence, has been visiting the Misses McGrimes here. Mrs. Allen Gullion and children, of I.ouisviUe, have arrived to spend the winter In New Castle. Mrs. Baytlie Guthrie has returned from Belleview, where she visited -Mrs.

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