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DESPONDENT OVER QUARREL WITH GIRL Kenton o Nov 6 - Doors of the Kenton Savings Bank and Trust Company, did not open for business today for the first time since it was instituted 50 years ago. While the bank remained closed state supuertendent of banks, Blair and state examiners went over the books at the request of bank President W. A. Norton. The bank remained closed today after a heavy run by customers that began yesterday about noon. Three weeks ago the doors of the Mt. Victory bank also of Hardin County were closed by the state banking department, at the request of President H., E. Dickinson. Frozen assets were given at the cause of the banks closing. Chicago-Billy Showers, St. Paul middleweight, who was carried from the ring unconscious last night after being knooked out by Shuffle Callahan, was reported resting comfortably at a hospital here today. Showers' improved condition fostered the hope of friends that no serious consequences would result from the terrible beating he received. St. Louis, Roy C. Toombs, former president of the International life insurance company, is expected to surrender here today on a warrant charging him with grand largeny, circuit attorney Howard C. Sidener announced. The warrant for Toombs arrest was issued after the collapse of the life insurance company when it was learned that $3,500,000 was missing from the company's vaults. Marriage License Marriage license was issued to Harley Knoop and Agnes Willey of Shelby County. Rev. Thomas was named to officiate,
