Licking Valley courier., 1922-11-09


ton of the Invinclble Fire Insurance
Company, of Hopkinsvllle, were ap-
proved by James E. Ramey, insurance
commissioner. The authorized capital
stock of the company is 100000.
FrankfOrt-Norman Wllburn, aged
3, was struck by street car and died
an hour after the accident. Both
legs were severed at the knees by the
car. The child ran in front Of the car
as it was coming down an incline.
Frankfort = Governor MORO
designated Judge j. G. Dedman, Of
Cynthiana, special judge Of the Bour-
bon Circuit Court for the term begin
ming November 13. Judge Robert L.
Stout, of Frankfort, the regular Judge,
is i'll and unable to attend.
Danvllle-At chapel at Centre Col
lege and Kentucky College for Women
it was announced that every student
of both institutions had subscribed to
the Presbyterian movement for Chris
tlan education. At committee meet
ing it was decided to raise $175,000
in Boyle County toward the million
dollar goal.
Hopkinsville-Dr e. s. Stuart, 81,
died here of senlllty. DIR. Stuart was
a native of this county and had prac-
tlced at Fairview since young man.
hood. In 1913 he gave about $4,000
with which the Jennie Stuart Hos
pital was built here as a memorial to
his wife. The residue Of his estate
now goes to that institution.
HarrOdsburg-J. P. Frank, whole
sale grocer dealer of Danvllle, and
Howard Waggoner, clerk in the Wag-
goner grocery establishment near Bur-
gin, had narrow escapes from death
or serious injury, when revolver
cartridge exploded in the bowl Of
pipe which young Waggoner was
smoking.
Observation-Disclosures County Judge
W. w. Crlck, charged in an indictment
with exceeding by about $4,000 the
legal limit in expenditure of county
road funds in 1921, was acquitted by
| n fnr In
peremptory instructions by Judge II.
L. Wood of Carter County, appointed
by Governor Morrow TO try the case.
Whitesburg-Enoch Policy, former
ly Of Letcher County, who was shot
near Cornettsvllle, just across the line
in Perry County, few days ago, and
at first thought to be fatally injured,
will recover, according to late re-
port. Policy a few months ago shot
and killed Mundy V. Caudlll and was
to go on trial for this killing the day
following the attempt on his life. The
shots which wounded him came from
the darkness.
Leltchheld-Culling demonstrations
held in Grayson County during the
summer just past have played biz
part in Kidding hocks in this section
Of the state of hens that stopped lay
ing early in the season to loaf unit
spring, County Agent II. w. Scarce
says. A total of iifty flocks we're Gull
: ed, 795 Of the $500 hens that wer'
handled having been thrown out be
cause they showed the characteristic,
. signs Of being poor layers.
Observation-Disclosures OF the Con
| sumers' League of Kentucky from tn
Welfare League was accepted at
meeting Of the board Of presidents O
the latter organization in the assembl
| room Of the main library. The dec
d sion to withdraw was brought abOu
I by refusal of directors of the Board @
S Trade to indorse the Consumer
: League as an approved charity, of
GERS Of the league declared in a le
ter presented before the welfar
3 League body.
:. Hazard-Enoch Policy, 40, was she
a recently as he walked toward hi
d home near Cornettsvllle, in PER-
n County. The would-be assassin fire
Y four shots in the darkness, one {
A. which took effect in Poley's body. II
Is Is believed to be fatally wounde,
A. Policy was to go on trial in Clrcu
4. Court here for the murder a fe
It months ago of Mundy Caudill,
IS young man. 1t is said there was bi
c. ter enmlty against him growing OF
of the charge Of murder.
"A Wlnchester-J. w. Nelson, S.
:. Nelson and G. B. Harris ran the
:. automobile full.tllt into the Kentucl
r River at BOonesboro. The machll
v. caught on the wires which guide Il
!, ferry at that point and prevented
8. form sinking. The Nelson's swan
v. safety, while Harris, who was in Il
G. rear seat, was forced to tear the t,
e, of the automobile away before
s. could llberate himself. The m,
t (; said they could not see the river b
le cause Of the fog. They were en- rou
De from East Bernstadt, their home,