The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23

three or four weeks. The party ex-
poets TO reach Bonneville about the
last week of this month.-Courier,
Bonneville.
ouisville.--Inability 20 swim cost
the life Of Lloyd Downs 10. only sou
Of MIR and Mrs. q. r.. Downs, 5oJ West
Chestnut street, who was taken from
the ohio River at the foot of Sixth
street Police and coast guards work
ell In a vain effort to save the life OF
the child.
Lexington.-Prof c. A. Shull, head
OF the botany department at the Uni.
yersty Of Kentucky. resigned his po-
stion al the university to become head
OF the division OF plant physiology In
the botany department of the Univer-
s,y Of Chicago. lie will leave the uni
versity in August
Frankfort-Licenses for IO4, ,623
motor vehicles, including 9i,139 pas.
senger automobiles. 1850 trucks and
93j motorcycles, have been issued for
1921 by the Automobile Department
of the State Tax Commission, IL was
announced. In addition. 6GO dealers
and 7.if9 cbsufreurs have obtained
licenses
Peyton H. Monroe. "a
years did. 1915 Nancy street, Coving-
ton. and Lewis Meyrose, 81 years old,
ll2 Trevor street. Coyington. were ar.
rested by Detectives Higgins and Ma
s"n Parker on Il warrant sworn To BY
Merlin Banks. 1906 Garrnrd street.
'oVington. who charged the men with
highway robbery. lie said they hit him
on the head and robbed him
Paris.-Fire which started In the
house occupied by Lewis johnson. In
suburb of Claysville destroyed ten
cottages before II was finally CONTROL.
ed II spread so rapidly that very lit,
lie household effects were saved
About fifty persons were made home.
les, Practically no Insurance was ear
riei on the homes or household goods.
IRE department was unable to render
much assistance.
Owensboro.--FredJ Jennings. a farm
or Of Panther. near here. lies In crit, |
tcal condition AT the home Of his uncle. |
Charles Jennings. as result OF sew
eral wounds which he charges were In
nicied by jim Belcher, OF the same !
neighborhood. According TO the state |
ment OF Jennings, the argument which |
lei Ia the cutting arose between him |
and Coleman Belcher, son of Jim |
Belcher. three weeks ago. concerning |
young woman. TO whom the two were !
paying attention.
Louisyille,-Fred b. Peake. 30. sales
manager for H. Wedekind Co, whole |
sale grocers asked Chief of Police |
Petty To place him under arrest as the |
golfer who drove the ball that struck |
John Elmer Bickel. IL, caddy, at |
Cherokee Park, and caused his death
the next day. A charge of involuntary |
manslaughter was slated against
Peake, who was then released upon
his own recognlzance. Peake said
that he 'would feel better" II he were
tried for his part In the accident.
Lexington.-Judge Charles Kerr ten
dered his resignation as Judge of the
Fayette Circuit Court TO Governor Ed.
win Z, Morrow. at Frankfort. Acting
Circuit Judge c. Stoll was appointed
tn All out the uneXplred term, accord
ing to telegram received here. Judge
kerr's resignation is effective June 30
Judge Kerr's appointment TO the Fed
eral bench IN the Panama Canal zone
was approved by the Senate and he
expects Ia leave with HIS family about
July II for the canal zone.
Cynthiana. - A forty-foot plunge
down the 2O0foot embankment of In.
dian Creek overturned an automobile
driven by James Miller Ingles, and
threw a party of five out, completely