The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Pinevlle.--Edward Bunch, miner,
killed by falling slate at the Paige Jel-
llco mines, was the father of nine
children.
Lancaster.-The Sl92,0 900 road bond
election was carried aiiirmatively by
] 300 votes, which assures federal-ald
MISUNDERSTANDING planting
is in full progress, many tobacco farm
ers having Joined the strawberry as
ISOLATION.
notwithstanding his last con-
scious moments, benjamin Yarough,
35, who died of poisoning, said nobody
loved him.
Mt. Ollvet.-Frank Collins, who has
celebrated his SD birthday, boasts he
has not had living doctor, he last
having been sick 70 years ago. when
he had measles.
Mlddlesboro.-John Cole was ac-
quilted on plea Of self-defense. He
killed Alonzo Weaver, an army COM
rade, in pistol due. attending a poker
game at Fork Ridge.
l. u, rt JTpiar or
approved in Washington enough fed.
eral-aid road projects will be placed
by agreement to prevent the loss Of
government allotment.
Berea.-Berea College had war
rant issued for VIII French, restau-
rant proprietor, in which he is ac-
cused Of converting the institutions
electric current to his own use.
Wlnchcster.-A meeting OF the Com
mercal Club will be held to consider
recensus, 1t being contended tina:
the governments finding Of 1866 Is
1000 short of actual population.
Rlchmond.-Anderson Agee, deaf
mute, was arrested and placed in Jail
on charge Of having beaten his IA
ther and mother, Ambrose Agee and
wife, at their home In the East End.
GlasgOw.-Walter Lee Moore, Of
this place, chief boatswain Of the U.
$. $. New Jersey, was awarded gold
medal for bravery in rescung a ship
mate from drowning at Ponta Del
Galda, Azores.
Frankfort.-Rock asphalt will be
used to reconstruct two roads, con-
tracts for which have just been award
ed. Five miles In Bell county will cost
Sl0i,l0j, and eight miles in Rowan
county S207,776.
Lagrange.-George Blaydes, hurt In
a fall from ladder, was the second
sophomore at the high school to be
seriously injured In falls attending
efforts TO remove the flag Of the junior
class from the flagstaff.
Bowling Grecn.-An oil rig owned by
the Carter oil Co. was destroyed by
fire, resulting from pocket Of gas.
Jol nson Queen was painfully burned
and received an ugly cut Oh his shoul-
der in making his escape.
| LOulSville.-A fatal wound was In.
flicted when Stewart Hampton, u. dis
charged a shotgun into his chest, in his
grundfathers barn near Crestwood
Il could do 1t over again." is the only
statement us 10 the cause.
Misunderstanding for n street car
Lucille Shaw, ., was run over by au
automobile, the driver of which es
capped Identification. Her right arm
was broken, eye injured and she sus.
tained other severe bruises.
Vine Grove.-Walter Ward, Jr., H.
who disappeared from his Louisville
home, was found on the Dixie High
way by Mrs. c. c. Stovall. He said
he was on his way TO visit an aunt ai
West Point, and was exhausted.
Enthusiastically decision OF IN,
Court VI Appeals, insurance com
panles lose their contention that IN,
explosion NJ gas and not the accom-
panylng fire In the Rupart. Stewart
store was responsible for the SG,3Ot
loss
, Lousa.-A Distinguished Servlc,
Cross has been awarded Lewis Il
Nun!ey, of lIu,cttc for extraordinary
herolsln In attacking a machine CUR
position, killing the crew slngle-handet
| and carrying the gun TO American
lines.
. Danvillc.-Tcrms under which IN,
: famous Cecil win case was compro
: missed and the special term OF cour
| terminated provide that each OF III,
} contestants shall receive $4,000 an,
, he entitled to total income from til,
estate during their lives.
Maytield.-A. I. Hicks has appcale,
, TO the Kentucky delegation TO tax,
, steps To have the body OF his son. RAJ
. clgh Hicks, who accidentally kIle,
| himself ut Cuyamcl, Honduras, hrcugh