The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-08-18


tried before County Judge George Bat.
terton on a charge of unlawfully sein-
ing Stone Greek. and each fined S2i.
Maysville The Rev. Charles Nor
man. IS. Baptist minister of Ell>berry,
o., five miles from Maysvillr. shot his
wife three times aud then attempted
to take his own life by turning his re-
volver upon himself
Cynthiaua-A south bound L. & y.
freight train struck a truck contain
Ing a white man and three negroes
who were on their way to Knoxville
The truck was damaged and Wilbur
Jones. colored. bruised about the hips
IIyland. Blackberrics. which he ate
caused the death Of Captain sanford
T.. Fuller, recent member of the Gin
cinnnti fire department at his summer
home In RSlaud The blnckberries set
~ condition which developed urae-
mic poisoning. physicians said
Nsnccburg Joseph Jones, ~. an
employsof the Nunceburg Button Com.
pany, was drowned In the Ohio River
here. Jones, after swimming the width
of the river tw. successive times, had
started on his third trip across when
he was suddenly overcome and went
down to his death. His body has not
been recovered.
owensboro.- Because Altha Hen
ming for whom she was keeping house.
did not return home from visit to a
neigllbor al certain time Carrie Jane
Smith is accused Of setting fire to a
large barn which. with lot Of farm
ing implements, corn and hay, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss Is, estimated at
about SLIGO, with no Insurance
Frankfort -GovernOr Morrow made
requisition on the Governor OF Mis-
souri, for the return of Frank Moore.
alias Robert q. Graham. alias Robert
II. Baker. wanted in Jefferson county
on the charge Of forging T. Tram
wells name to check for 1925 OF the
Citizens Union National Bank Febru-
airy ., 1870 lie is under arrest in St
Charles County, Mo.
Trfh1fo1-f61lry or death sufYersd-
by an epploye Of a concern while in
toxicated invalidstes claims for either
the employe or a dependent, the State
Workmen's Compensation Board de-
clared in dismissing the petition OF
Christine Messner against the Mi
chaels Art Bronze Company. Of Ken
ton county Her husband was injured
while in the employ Of the company
and died five days later.
Frankfort.-I c. Lynch, who was
sent TO the penitentiary from Jeffer-
son county In June. 1870, for two years
for forgery, was paroled by the State
Board of Charities and Corrections.
Lynch was employed by the Standard
oil Company and was charged with
changing entries on the books where
by he secured $4,000 from the com
pany. lie was paroled To the Louis
vile Tire and Rubber Company.
Hopkinsville. Brandon, ~.
farmer. of the Roaring Spring vicinity
In Trigg county, was instantly killed
by lightning. lie was returning from
his watermelon patch carrying a hoe
on his shoulder and was within thirty
feet OF his house when the holt fell
k,l 4 It h.sN,
spot on one temple but n considerable
hole was torn through his hat He is
survived by his wife and two children
Frankfort.-The budget commission.
composed of Governor Morrow, State
Auditor J. J. Craig and J. A. Scott.
chairman OF the State Tax Commits
sion. Is furnishing the state depart
ments, boards and institutions with |
blanks for estimating budget appro-
priations for 1924. The blanks must
be filed not later than September 10. !
In which they are returned to the com
mission.
Lexington.-An ordinance submitted |
10 the Board Of City Commissioners by |
local business men. designed to re-
strict further the activities Of itinerant
dealers and agents In Lexington, was
declared to be enforceable and In
conflict with the Interstate commerce |
act In an opinion by James A. VII. |
more, assistant corporation counsel /