Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-08-01 | Page 20 | Soldier Wills Fund to Horse

SOLDIER WILLS H FUNDTPRSE BUFFALO. N. Y . July 27 Kniplow, a 13 year old stallion, was tho benefl clary named In the $10,000 war insurance insur-ance policy carried by Harry' K. Thur ,man of Memphis, Tenn , and his aunt, jMrs Mary Mitchell of Buffalo, is com- phlng with the terms of the policy Thurman died la action overseas The facta In the case came out when l Mrs Mitchell sought to have Kniplow placed among the mounts of Troop 1, (state guard, in the armory here Sho jsald Thurman was much attached to the horse and having no near relatives I who would suffe.- through hl9 death, he 'decided to provide for the animal's care in case be did not return The surplus above the cost of the horse's keep goes to Mrs. Mitchell. Kniplow is sjf.'ering from a sprained j tendon but is recovering and Is expect ed soon to become a part of Troop I'l outfit where he ib a great favorite.