The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-07-28

ensboro and did damage that will run
Into the thousands Of dollars.
IOndon.-1t was reported here that
Mrs. John Saylor, OF Boering, this
county. is dead from the effects Of
beating alleged inflicted by her broth.
er-in-law, Joe Saylor Saylor was cap
tured In BELL county and lodged in the
London Jail.
Frankfort.-For the second time In
two days Governor Morrow has re.
fused to pardon a convicted pistol
toter' Miltie smith Of Cumberland
county, was sentenced to ten days In
jail and fined $50 for the odense in
March. The Governor denied his APP
pllcation for clemency.
Frankfort OHIO Noe, Of Wayne
county, failed IN his effort To win ex-
ecutiye clemency, Governor Morrow re
fusing To grant him a pardon. Noe
was convicted of carrying concealed
weapon at the March term ~ Circuit
Court and sentenced to serve twenty
days IN jail and pay fine of so.
Frankfort - Examination OF the
fauk of Croppcr. closed by State
Banking Commissioner James p
LOWS on charges against J. y. KEN
per, cashier, disclosed the loss of sur.
plus and capital stock amounting to
$26.o0 and the accumulation Of Ss,.
II H,Haif h. -
7S5.7i
Frankfort George II. Hnrrod. 9O. IL
FRANKLIN county's first heat victim. He
dropped dead while powing a field on
his farm in the Bald Knob section Of
the county. Mr.. IIarrod had nor been
well for several days. but decided To
do lit;le plowlng. He had been in
the field but n short time before his
death occurred
Paducah.-John Edward Johnson. a |
civil engineer OF this city. has been
appointed highway engineer for the |
Western District OF Kentucky. sue |
ceeding Engineer Hugh Crozier, who |
has been appointed assistant engineer 1
in the state road office at Frankfort. /
Mr. johnson has worked in counties of /
the Purchase and is familiar with gen /
eral road conditions in this section.
Frankfor1 The business Of the /
state. that part Of Il conducted in the /
executive offices. was brought to a
standstiIl while Governor Morrow vel. |
coined Miss Mildred Hawkins TO the
capitol. Miss Hawkins was his school
teacher In the Somerset schools In the
late eighties and taught the Governor
and his twin brother. Col. Charles Nor
row, who also saw his former teacher.
Lexington The allegation that the
Postal Telegraph Company failed to
deliver promptly n telegram telling Of
the accidental shooting Of her husband
in Hazard. June %. resulting In his
death. was made the basis OF a suit for
5000 damages filed in Circuit Court
by Mars Dawklns. She says she was
prevented by the alleged delay In the
delivery Of the message In being with
him when he died
bouisville.-Blood poisoning as the
result Of picking a plmple on her lip
with needle was the cause Of the
death ~ Mrs. Myrtle Smith. ~. widow
OF Fielding Smith, 20l W. Breckln-
ridge street. at the Deaconess Hospl-
tai. When an infection set In after
Mrs. Smith was taken 70 the hospital.
DIR. Cleves Richardson performed an
operation, hut the Infection spread
and caused her death.
Frankfort.--t,overnor Morrow, who
has received the petition of Mrs Frank
McGrath for the pardon Of Hyman
Godfrey. who killed her husband with
an automobile In Louisville. has re-
ferred the petition to Attorney Gen
eral Dawson for advice as to his au-
thority. under the Juvenile Court law,
To release young Godfrey from the
School of Reform, to which he was
committed by the Jefferson Juvenile
Court until he is 2l years old.
Frankfort. - Whether a juvenile
court retains custody or child com
mitted to the House of Reform until
he u u is a question before the Fay
ette Circuit Court on application for
q writ of habeas corpus TO secure the
release OF Charles II. sullivan. Is years
old. sent to the House OF Reform last
October by the Fayette Juvenile Court
and recently ordered released by the
Judge. The Board of Charities and
represented by Attorney
General Dawson, is fighting the writ
and insisting that once committed for
. definite period, he can be released
only by parole or pardon.
lexington.--Twenty- members
Of the local posts of the United Con
federate Veterans and Grand Army Of
the Republic were made members OF ,
Hugh Mckee Post No. 67T, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, at a luncheon and ,
celebration. A feature was the presen-
tatlon to the post of large photo
graph Of Captain Mckee. for whom ,