The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 7

THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1919. EVEN UP SERIES Tomboy Taylor Took a Refreshing Dip That Hot Day the Street Sprinkler Broke Down. BOTTLING HOUSE BLAZE CAUSES LOSS OF $1,500 CARDS BUNKED BY JESS BARNES (CooyriBbt. 1319.) WITH THE WEST Striking New Albany Operators Are To Raise Money By 'Tag Day' Forty "Hello Girls" Will Be, On Streets Early To Stop Pedestrians; Make No Attempt To Interfere With Those Who Have Taken Their Places.

Million Gallons of Whisky Saved From Flames. Easterners Take Two of Three Matches In Sectional Tennis Tourney. Giant Twirler Downs Opponents Second Time During Baseball Career. MURRAY DEFEATS HARDY REDS DOWN THE BRAVES bert C. Taylor, City Clerk, was directed to advertise for bids.

Property owners were divided on the question of the improvement, fifteen having expressed themselves In favor and thirteen against. The thoroughfare, which leads to the National Soldiers' cemetery, has been in a deplorable condition for several weeks. In the early eighties it was improved by the Government, the Hon. S. M.

Stockslager, who at the time was Congressman for the New Albany district, having obtained an appropriation for the work. At the time it was the understanding that the city was to keep the stree in repair, bdt this work was' New York. July II (Associated Press). New York made it -two out of three trom To-day is to be "Tag Day" for striking Home telephone operators in New Albany. Forty telephone girls will be on the streets early to "tag" passers by.

Proceeds will goto the strike fund. The strikers still are maintaining a strong picket about the telephone exchange, but further than to Jeer the operators who have taken their places as they arrive and depart in automobiles, there has been no attempt at interference. They declare, however, that they expect to remain loyal to the union and that they will win but by peaceful methods. The Home telephone exchange was operated yesterday from 8 In the morning until noon and from 1 until 5 o'clock In the afternoon with eight to ten operators. It is stated that while the operators are former em Si.

Louis. Barnes Bhuttint out the Canli-oals in the last came of the eeries by a ucore ol to 0. Barnes, who permitted only two hits, defeated Si. Louis for ouly the second time urine hit National Leurue career. The fielditis of Baird.

who bUbdti-tuted at second base for New York, featured. Score: One million gallons of whisky, which, wilh the Government Ulx added, is worth $10,000,000. were in danger last night and tlrcmen of the Louisville Kire Department fought hard to save two big warehouses ot the White Mill Distilling Company at Eighteenth street and Garland avenue. a second alarm was sounded by Assistant Chief Ben Dache. The Are started in the bottling house, which, owing to recent legislation, was empty.

The No. kngme Company soon had streams on the blaze. The bottling house is between two big warehouses. The Salvage Corps covered up considerable property, holding the loss to $1,500. Charter 5KU.

Reserve District No. 8. Of condition of tile Louisville National company at Louisville, iu tne hiutr oi Kentucky, at the close or busmen on june 'M. 11 li KeiSOURCES 1. -a.

Loans jutl in- etudiiib" retlis- euunts (except shown in aod 117 SXouiaf ab. h. po.a.l N. York. ab.

h. po.a. 3 0 Utturna 1 3 0 Mrs. Mary Loeblg Dies. 2 1 1 11 2 0 old, aged Mrs.

Mary Loebig, 73 years widow of George Loebig. an resident of New Albany, died Smith 3 Miller 1...4 Stock 2.. ..3 Uornaby 3. 3 Ueathcote 3 iTcHcnry l.U Lavan Pilboefer May 2 "Schultz ...1 OiVounff 4 3Fletcbef a. .3 2 4 IKauff OiZimmcrman 01 3 3 4iChae 1 3 4Gouzaled c.l 2Barues 01 ployes of the company, but one of tnem 13 a member or the union.

1 14 0 4 0 1 CINCINNATI. July 11 (Associated Press). The Eastern team equaled up matters with the Westerners by winning two out of three matches played in the inter-sectional tennis championship games here to-day. The Kastcrn players took both matches in the singles, while the Western contingent won the doubles, The score between the two now stands at 3 to 3, the Westerners having won two out of three matches at yesterday's play. To-day the national champion.

It Lindley Murray, of Buffalo, dlfeated Sam Hardy, of Chicago. 6-2. 6-3. 1-6. 2-6.

6fl. and Wallace Johnson, of Philadelphia, defeated A. L. Green. of Chicago, by scores of 3-6, 6-3 6-2.

6-4. while nobert Kinscy and Axel Graven, both of California, won from S.Ioward Voshell and Wallace Johnson, of Philadelphia, in the du-bles by scores of 7-5. 6-S, 6-1 4-6 -3 re.klurray".Hardy brought forth the best tennis of the day The champion seemed to have the match at his mercy in the first two sets, his hard drives proving entirely too much for Hardy. However, the latter improved as the. match pro-Sjessed.

while lost considerable of his usual speed. Hardy out- Totals .28 2 24 151 Totals 1) 2" 15 Batted lor May in the ninth. Innines 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 T. St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 VwL- ii oooi 2 Errors Heatheote.

Zimmerman. Htt Kimmrm.in McHmiiT. llotnc KtUl- Directors Are Elected. The Board of Directors of Fairview cemetery, New Albany, at its annual meeting, elected Charles Day president; Peter Klerner, vice president: E. B.

Stotsenburg, secretary, and George Borgerding, treasurer. G. L. Kelly, was re-elected superintendent Of the cemetery and George W. Dor-sor re-elected clerk.

Anders Rahmussen was elected a member of the board to fill the vacancy caused by the death of N. B. Boilvin. Other. members of the board beside the officers and Mr.

Rasmus-sen are William A. Hedden and John S. McDonald. Burns. Stolen Bases Chase.

Smith. Double Play Zimmerman. Baird and Chase. Bases on Balls May. 3: Barnes.

1. Struck Out-Barnes. 4: May. 1.. Cincinnati 4-C, Boston 2-2.

Boston. July 11 (Assooated Press). Cin Total loans 117 Deduei: Notes and bills red i s-eouiited (othtr than bank acceptances sold) fBce Item 57u) 545.000 00 I Foreign bills ol exchange or drafts soul with iudoree-ment ol tins bank not bhown under Item" d. above tsee Item o7c) 21.474 57 cinnati took both frames 'to-day from T3os- ton. the Iirst 4 lo tainecu and the second 0 to 2 The visitors tied the (tame in the eishth when with one on base Rariden drive lo lclt center bounded iuto a hole into tbe scoreboard for a home run Dau.wrt opened the tmr- jnninff aril! a utnirlA ami KCnred OH it 1 completely in the Groh's home run to richt It was Heuther's n'nth straight victory.

Katinir was hit hard 07 it lulu iuu won 11, 0-1. Champion Rallies. 80 aid often in the second conicst. waue tiier hjld Boston to five h'ts. Scores: FIRST GAME.

none: U.05Q 34 Boston. ab. h.po.a. ab. h.po.a.! Cin.

me luunn sec snowed the same IRieirert .5 5 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the home of her daughter. Mrs. Harry Breetz, 2023 EaBt Oak street. Besides Mrs. Breetz she is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

R. Denver, and Mrs. Frank Cooper. New Albany, and two sons. George Loebig.

New Albany, and John Loebig, Los Angeles. "She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church. The funeral will be held the church at 9 o'clock Monday morning and the burial will be In St. Mary's cemetery.

Ships 100,000 Chicks. C. A. Sims, proprietor of the Thorn-wood Poultry Yards and Hatchery at Crandall, fifteen miles west of New Albany, who has been hatching chickens by the incubator method on an extensive basis, is arranging to operate the business on a still greater scale next season. He soon will begin erection of a concrete building that will accommodate incubators of a total capacity of 72.000 eggs.

Up to this season Mr. Sims has hatched and shipped 100,000 chickens, and the season still has two months to run. It is "probable that the total hatch for thp season will reach 200,000. Items of Interest From New Albany Mr. 'and Mrs.

Jacob Blinds, 47 West 'Eleventh street, have been notified of the arrival, at Camp Mills of their son, Oscar L. Blinds. The Rev. Elmer Roesner and Mrs. Roesner returned yesterday from Columbus, where they attended centenary celebration of the Methodist Church.

New Albany Camp, Woodmen of America, which has occupied a hall in the Bicknell block. State and Market streets, has obtained quarters In tne Odd Fellows' Hall. Mrs. Alvina Xiemeyer and daughter. Miss Clara Niemeyer, Scranton.

are visiting Mrs. Niemeyer's daughter. Mrs. Adolph L. Zeller, 1J13 East Oak; street.

John Wilcoxon has purchased the Jrxt nf Mrq Ida. Hieb On east Ninth kind of tennis, and Hardy, again won, 1 15 6-2. For a time it looked as though tne cnampion was going down to de Katn IL Daubert 1.0 Groh 3 5 Roush .5 Nealo Kopt ss 5 Bressler 1..4 Rariden Reutcer p. .4 Committees Are- Xnmetl. W.

A. McLean, head of the car paign toiTiiise $20,000 for expenses of the community welcome to returned soldiers and sailors, and the Floyd county centennial celebration of the various financial, commercial apd industrial units of New Albany and townships of the county, who will make a canvass. They are as follows: Manufacturers Arthur Hegewald, chairman; R. E. Ellis, C.

W. McCord, Edward Rouff, S. E. Stout, Otto Voyles. Retail Grocers--C.

D. Fleming, chairman; H. P. Kreutzer, J. H.

Brooks, George Lopp, Frank. Belviy, F. Ehalt, William Schmitr, Jqhn Weidman, Ben Detrlck, James Dougherty, Joseph Krementz, Louis Groh, Jr. Retail Merchants B. I.

Buchanan, chairman; H. K. Douglas, Fred Tyrauf, M. E. Gable.

C. C. Brown. L. C.

Stein. Louis Thorn. W. J. Hedden, George Herbst, Don R.

Montfort. Jobbers Daniel Bader. chairman; John H. Shine. Grain Dealers John S.

McDonald, chairman: J. H. Shine. Retail 1 '2 1 2 1 2 1 In 1 2 0 3 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 Herzos 2... 8 4 Powll 5 0 Smith 1 0 0 Holke 1....5 5 Boeekel OlMar'ville ss.5 llGowdy 3lNhf 5 Tb-rpe ....1 leal, Dut with the sets standing at two and two.

he. came back to his 01a iorm in the final and caught Hardy weakening, winning this in hollow fashion, thereby annexinfe the Totals ..40 i) 39 181 Totals ..48 0 30 15 unsecured i U. S. ootids (other than Liberty bonds. but iDCJUdiui." U.

S. eerlili-eates ol indebtedness) U'U. i. bonds deposited to becure circulation (par value) 00 U. S.

bunds and certilieates of indebtedness pledged as collateral lor State or other deposits bills 734.4u0 00 U. si. bonds and certificates of indebtedness owned and unpledged OO 'Batted for Nehf in thirteenth. T.i.r i 4 ii 7 10 11 12 13 T. jtlcllCff.

The contest between Wallace John Cincinnati ...0 00000020 0 0 0 24 son aim ureen also produced grea lenms. ureen won tne nrst set. bu Boston 001001000 0 0 0 02 Prrnr ITnnf Hits Rariden. junnbon solved tne Ulllcairo man's play after this and had a rather easy Boeekel. Home Runs Rariden.

Groh. Stolen Bases Groh. Kopt. Herzoe. jGowdy.

Bases on Balls Reuther. Nehf. 4. Struck Brewers Vanquish Saints; Blues Win From Millers tune iitiui Lne next, uiree seis ana the match. Out Reuther.

3: KeM. 7. SECOND GAME. Druggists Charles F. Callahan, chair The doubles match went five sets, ab.

h.po.a.l Boston. ab. h.po.a. Kinsey and Graven proving the 4 0 1 3 4 Rnntert stronger and winning the first, third 5713. 1j0 00 2 12 1 1 ana tilth sets, while Voshell and 1 3 4 7 TIGERS WINNERS OF FINAL GAME Good Support Helps Love To 3 To 1 Victory Over Grif-fiths' Senators.

Johnson took the second and fourth. The matches scheduled for to-mor man; Frank V. McCullougn. Ernest Conner. Barbers Fred Siltz, chairman; George Edwards, Gus Highfill, Cliff Scheller, Lawrence Davis, J.

B. Weber, Manford Tucker. Steve Carter, Ralph Finch. Bankers W. J.

Re-ceveur, chairman; W. P. Brewer, Robert Kelly, Walter Gadient, Joseph Kreutzer. J. B.

Williamson. Joseph Kiefer. C. E. Clark.

Enoch Encleman. Struck Out By Browne Rath 2 Daubert 1..5 Gr 3 3 Roush m. .5 4 Kopf ss 5 Bressler 1..3 Wineo c. 4 Eller 4 n.WALKEE. July 11 (Associated off Northrop 2.

by Northrop i). OIHerzo? 2... 4 SiPowell 0 Cruise 1 4 OiHoIke 1 3 ss.4 OIGowdv 4 llKeatintr 2IDemareo I'Thorpe" ...1 row, which will decide the sectional Press). Both Hiehaus and Browne championship team, will be: Singles Vincent Richards, of New were batted bard and Milwaukte Jersey, vs. Axel Graven, of Califor nia: William M.

Johnston, of Califor delealcii St. Paul in the first of the series. 12 to 2. Korthrop pitched steady ball all the wai Rirkham'd hilling featured. Score: Georgetown Joseph CIIpp, chairman; 11 I Totals ..30 Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 3.

Kansas City. July 11 l.4ss-eii.ted Press). Kansas City bunched hits off Boberson in Ihe second innini; to-day and won the open-inff frame of the series front Minneapolis -i to 3. Hall allowed eicht ails, but was e'. leclive in the pinches.

Score: nia. vs. William T. Tilden, of Totals 12 27 151 it. a.

tveuy, k. Murphy, Harry Philadelphia. Doubles Green and Burdick Kumagae and Murray. ab.bb.po.a.i St. Paul ab.Mi.po a.

Milw. Mostil rf. 0 4 0 1 0. Liberty Loan bonds: a Libert' Loan bonds, Hi, 4 -and 414 per unpledged 7. Honda, securities, etc.

(other than U. 3.) bonds (other than V. S. bonds) pledged to secure pos-tal saving's deposits 00 Securities other than U. S.

bonds (not incluUin? stocks) owned unpledged 00 1 Collateral trust and other notes of cor-porations issued tor not less than one year nor more than three years' time 4.1 Errors Nealc. Hoiks Maranville 2. Two Hit Roush. Stmen Uases Rath. Daubert.

Groh. Double Play Eller to Bath tc Rises on Halls Eller. 4: Keating. Middendorff, R. B.

Teaford, Joseph Wiseman. J. E. Burkhart, E. C.

Kerr. Edwardsville Al Cook, chairman; G. B. HiarrelH John Missi. Edward Rel- ODressen 4 -I'ICorriden 1 2 ab.bh.po.a Minnc.

ab.bh.po.a.( K. C. HM'AuIev 0 Davis 3b DarVr Haas 5 Kirkhm Smvth 3b. .3 11: Demaree. 1.

Struck Out Eller. 2: Keat- street, between Main and Market, where he will erect a six-room bungalow. The consideration was Thomas M. Meek, 18 years old, was arrested by Constable Daniel Mayfield yesterday on a warrant sworn to by Decisions of the ender, John Blocker, Charles Boley. Franklin Township, Hill Precinct Edward Evans, chairman; J.

M. 1 1 2 1 3 0 1 () 1 10 0 5 2 9 1 0 LNAIiIIer 4 (I Duncan 4 2iM'Meny OIButler .4 4-Boono 3 OlSmith 3b. ..3 2INiehaus fluhn lb. ...3 ir 2: Demaree. 1.

Losing ftlcher "Seal in.7. Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 2. Court of Appeals Farnsley. G. W.

Lemmet. Clarence 1 1 0 1 2 1 0 3 2 12 1 3 0 1 1 1 TJonroy Lee 4 N'llir'P Detroit. July 11 (Associated Press). Detroit took the last same ol the series from Washington to-day to 1. Harper, who was knocked out ol the box Thursday, essayed a comeback and pitched pood ball iitil the sixth when hp gave way to a l'JJiller OlCochran 3b.

4 OIGood 4 OiBecker 1 31 Brief lb ...3 OIHalt 2b 3 lLaLonpe c.3 OlHall a 3 Ol Oi Totals ..28 Sawyer 2b. 3 Bondeau lf.4 Lelirelt rl.4 Russell m. .3 Owen 4 Jourdan lb.4 Weidell 'Jennings 1 B'b'rson p. 3 tHcury ...1 Probation Officer Joe H. Kraft, charg ing him with vagrancy.

bmltn, Koscoe Anderson. Bottom Pre Brooklyn. July 11 CAssociated Press). cinct George K. chairman; -'Browne Terry's double with the bases filled in the Totals 31 1: Shackelford vs.

j. a. Stewart, -lnowas Har The Rev. Dr. H.

G. Connelly and Mrs. Connelly will entertain the chil 27 14)Griner I Totals second innin? eave Pittsburgh safe lead pinch hitter. 1 Love was hit freely ana ipund ry Farnsley. William Jones, Harry ..33 0 24 0 Decided June 20, 1919.

Appeal, from McLean Circuit Court. Opinion of dren of Cornelia Memorial Orphans nun sen mmcuiues uuuiuv-i tuws. w. en only eood eupport blocked washinir-ton scores. Scorer the.

Court by Judge Uuin. reversing. Home, 1S34 East Spring street, from until 4 o'clock this afternoon. 24 ToUls over Brooklyn to-day. the Pirates wianinir by a score -of 5 to 2.

The victory put Pittsburgh back, into tourth place ahead of Brooklyn. Carlson, of Pittsburgh, was erratic, but effective in pinches. Cutshaw made a home run in the ninth. Score: ab. h.po.a.l Detroit.

Wrmh First Obstructing Justice ueiec tive Indictment ab. h.po.a. ..4 1 3 2 Bush Joseph Severance, Louisville, will address the Trinity Methodist Sunday-school and Binford Brotherhood in the ...3 Yountr Where during the trial of one chareed with felony and after the Hatted lor Bfittne in Ihe ninth. Innincs 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 T. St Paul 0 000 2 0000 2 3 3 0 3 01 0 2 "12 Errors Smyth.

NorlhrDP. MeMcnemv. Browne. Hits Huhn. Boo le.

Northrop. me Runs. -Kirkham. Smyth. Stolen Bases Smith.

Conroy. Sacrifice Hits Nnrthron Smvth. Sacrifice Fly Conrcy. Judtre. 1....4 Foster 3 Milan 3 Rtc Afmew i Total bouds.

securities, other than U. Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock Mock, of Kescrve Bank (.10 per cent, ol' subscription) Furniture" and fixtures and -jo on Veaoh 1 4 po.a.l B'klyn. ab. h. po.a ab.

h. Pitts 1). neeier. uonwactors rjarie Bm-brey, chairman; Adolph Day. George Mullineaux.

Attorneys George H. Hester, chairman; George B. Mcln-tyre. Physicians Dr. E.

A. Sevring-haus. chairman; Dr. W. L.

Starr, Dentists Dr. X. Little. Automobile and Blacksmiths Morris D. Sittason, chairman; Oscar Meyers.

Real Estate and Insurance Joseph Bruns, chairman; G. Russell. John Coriklin. Soft Drinks Arthur Luette. chairman; Wade Breen.

New Albany Townshin. 1 Olson 3 Submission of the case to the jury, one of the jurors engaged in -conver 3 UiHeiimann 1.4 liShorten 045.420 45 10.3QH 27 1U.U50 00 7.803 3 247.447 05 Sunday-school to-morrow mornmn. iui. Severance recently returned from service with the Y. M.

C. A. overseas. Gharri ty sation with the snenit ot tne couniy. ones i Shanks The State Board of Tax Commission an indictment charging said juror jHnvrin 2..

.3 Atr.smtth Love 3 Biffbee Terry s. ...4 Stengel Soulh worth 1 3 Cutshaw 2.4 Mollwitz 1.4 Caton 3 3 Schmidt c. .3 Double Play Darr.ntrcr Conroy to. Huhn. Basts on Balls Off Niehans 2.

off Browne B.IICLJ V.tUIl 13. Luwlul reserve wituFed- R-prve llnnk and ihp sheriff with the crime of ob 3IJohnston 2.4 OlGriffith r. .4 I "Hickman .1 OiZ. Wheat 1..5 4IMyers HKonetchy 1.4 2IKilduff UKruccer c. .3 2IPfeffer ers has issued a notice to various county auditors of a meeting which will be Harper Gill I 0 0 ii.

ficinicn i 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 2 1 1 15 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 structing justice is defective where it fails to charge that the conversation or communication between said held August 11 to 16 to equalize taxes. Batted for Weidell in the ninth. tB-itteri for Robersyn in th ninth. Inninus 1 2 3 4 (i 78 T. Minneapolis ...00020010,0 3 Kansas City ...0 4 0 0 (1 0 0 a -4 Errors Lelivelt.

Good. Two-base Hit Hondeau' Hit Good. Sacrifice Hit Russell. Double Play McAulcy to Halt to Brief: Gooil to Laloi.Ee. Bases 0,1 Balls Off Roberson 3: off Hall 2.

Hit by Pitcher Davis by Hall. Struck Out By Rober-son 4. Columbus 5, Toledo -I. 'Columbus. July 11 (Associated.

Press). Columbus, after errors ty Roach and Walker had riven Toledo a two-run lead in to-day's eleventh developed an Attack that pulled the Game' out. to 4. Tatrpart's double. JlcCarty's and Shovlin's triple tied the score.

Fercuson replaced Adams miu Play ended a moment later when Wise fumbled a Pcaoiiius bounder. Score: Thirty-sixth Precince Ben Blackis- Totals ,,33 10 24 141 Totals ..30 8 27 Hearing of taxpayers of tnts county will be held August 13. inrnr nnH the sheriff pertained to .3 ton. chairman: Edward Kahl, Ollie Emery. Ellis Laib, Peter Sanderson.

Items with Federal Bank in process collection (not available as reserve) Cash in vault and net amounts due Irotn nutioual banks "et amounts due trom banks, bankers and trust 13. Smith matter or subject connected with the nnA whr it is not charged Totals .3110: Twenty-ninth Precinct Edward Faw- tMitchell ..1 Miss Grace Williamson and Edward M. Ruter, New Albany, were married at noon, yesterday by the Rev. Dr. Batted lor Harper in sixth.

In nines 2 3 4 8 T. Washin-ton 00001000-1 SeuSil -1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 Errors-Gharritr. Younjr. Two-base HtJ G-arrity. Love.

Three-base HitsHeilmaon. that' said communication was out of cett. cnairman: tienry rianuy, Joseph 10. the hearing or presence of the of- Thomas B. Terhune in Hutchinson Totals ..35 8 27 1U r.tt- in rhnre-e of the iurv.

Lossen. Al Grayhrook, Link Wat-tain. Edward Kunzman. John'Sieve-kinsr. Elmer Verniiu D.

R. Barfield. Greenville Township, Greenville J. Yowiir. Stolen uoupie nay Presbyterian manse.

Alter tne ceremony they left on a wedding trip. second Obstructing Justice In "Batted Pfeffcr in the third. tBatted for Smith in the eighth. Innings 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 0 T. LHarperT- ST'iT Gill, Struck terference with Deliberations of Jury FEATURE OF TROTS TO THE SUBSTANCE King Stout and Sanardo Reward Backers At North Randall Meet.

George W. Dorse'. eScrk of the 30.520 33 08.000 07 Out Love. 7. Losing etcher tlarpcr.

W. Briscoe, chairman: L. T. Evans. hoard of recents of Fairview cemetery.

A sheriff who oongaies mmseu 10 Pittsburgh 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02 vealerrtav naid into the office of City f.iiihfnllv discharge and execute me David Payton, John Reisert. Isaac Murphy. Tom Collins. Galena Errors Stengel, uaton. Two-oaso tins Columb.

ab.bh.po.a. I Toledo ab.bh.po.a. ritttioa nf his office should not inter 4 Massey rf McCutchen. chairman; Dr. C.

P. Davis, Terry. Wheat. Myers. Home Run Cutshaw.

Stolen Bases Terry. Konelchy. Double Plays Clerk Taylor $352.50 for the cemetery lot fund. Of the sum there was received from W. T.

Collins. $75; George 1 1 fere with or disturb a jury or jurors havinsr under consideration the trial Cliicago 7, PliHadelphia 1. July 11 lAMVeiateil Press). Chi-cS di four straight trom Pjiiiadelphia to-W by 7 to 1. TTic loyal.

jon the srame by bunchins their Perry. companies other than included iu Items 13 14 or 15 17. Lxchanircs for clearing house IS. Checks on other banks in the' same city 'm town as reporting bank (other than Jtcm 17) Total ot Items 14. 15.

lti. 17 and 18 3S 19. Checks' on banks located outsuie of city or town of rcportinc bank and other cash itjins 20. Redemption fund with U. S.

Treasurer and due from II S. 3UVi-. 3b .4 01 Brady H. Hester, 51nti: Airs. t.

J. newut. io, 1 3 2 0 1 lllgDec anu scnmiai; noneicny. jonnsion anu Konetchy: Kilduff. Johnston and Konetchy: Smilh.

Johnston and Konetchy. Bases on Balls Peffer. Smith. 1: Carlson. 7.

uv.Keuy lb 5 Obstructing Justice Con and Charles Schwartzel. 5bU. 1 14 3 3 Cicolte. backed ty suppon. uj (liGetz 2b Aaron G.

Bliss yesterday purchased Roach 5 Bailey m. i Tapart lf.4 Vacncr M'C'rly Shovlin 2b. 4 Pechous 3b.4 Walker Totals ..40 1 12 1 1 versation With Juror by Sheriff The conduct of a sheriff in talking trouble noiaing vwu" -1 Uamn nf t-! Louisa Hurrle the three-story Struck Out Pfeffer. 2: Mamaux, 1: Carlson. 0.

Winning Pitcher Carlson. Losing Pitcher Pfeffer. 4lMurphy c. .5 0 3 Philadel. ab.bh.po.a.j ChicaBO ab.bhim.a.

rf. to a juror in a criminal proceeding Lawrence Brown. John Pecto, Horace Williams. Chapel- Hill and Na-villeton-David Goss. chafStian; Clarence Kiefer and Herbert illlenbrand.

Orders Street Improvement. Improvement of Ekin avenue, from Vincennes to Thomas street, which has been under consideration by the New Albany Board of Public Works, was ordered by. the board, and Al- 1 1 p. Witt 2b i. orfthnnsihlc however, inno business block at 213 Pearl street, which he has occupied for several years.

The consideration was approximately $4,000. The lot has a frontage of seventeen feet Thomas r.nf Knld officer mav have been of ..0 0 33 10! Adams IFerifUson LEVELAND. July 11 (Associated 21. (Interest earned but not Chicago 6, PhiliKlclphia 3. Philadelnhia.

July 11 (Associated Press). any Intentional wrongdoing. He nhoniri avoid overv appearance of evil Walker Strunk rf A Bums lb ..4 Kopp If 4 on Pearl street ana extenas oacit sixty Flack's home run with two on bases in the collected approximate on notes and bills receivable not past due Totals ..38 8J2 13 Press). The largest crowd of the meeting1 attended to-day's feet. or wrongdoing and should not dis intr.r.

with the Jury '01 OiE.Col'ns 2b. 4 0 Weaver s. a HJaekson II. a OiFelseh JIGandil .4 i iVar.wurn ab.3 SiSetaalk 2ICicotte p. ..4 1 01 Tot-iH ..33 12 sixth, followed by a walk, sacrifice and Pick's double, scored enough runs for Chi tmiran s.

Perkins 68 Total Grand Circuit races at North Randall track. Three favorites, cne second Perry LIABILITIES. jurors while they aro considering a pending case. Fourth Obstructing. Justice Meaning of Obstructing justice cago to beat Philadelphia to-day.

0 to ,1. Blaekburne. bought from Boston Wednesday, made two errors at third for Philadelphia, but when shifted to first base, his brilliant nnf-hiwl slnn of Killcfer's smash in the Surrus 24. Capital stock paid in -7 14 choice and rank outsider were the "Two out when winning run was scored. Batted for Saunders in the eighth, limine." 1 2 3 4 5 7 10 11 r.

Columbus (I 0 (I 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3- Toledo ...0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 21 ErrorsRoaoh. Warmer. Walker 2. Wise. Getz.

Two-bne Jlitn Tatrirart 2. Massey. Hyatt. Uetz Sacrifice Hits Wise. Brady.

Autms. Double Plays Pechous to H5.ooo 17.003 18 Surcmis lumi Totals 14l JII. a Undivided profits -j In Ihn ninth ninth shared with HoIIoeher's feats the field means impeding or obstructini cl- instiee in a court. 0 Clark County Tax Assessment Hearing Is Set For August 15 Tnninira 1 2 3 4 8 T. ing honors ol tne aay.

score: those who haWdutles or powers ot Phiadelphi-j 0 I ii u-t Chicago, ab Roach lo MKJarty: Walker to Pechous -induce therein interest and discount collected or credited, in advance of maturity and not earned (anprcximate) Amount reserved for taxes accrued Circulating notes outstand rhirfljTO 0 3 J- Flack 4 Shea to Hyatt Bases on Balls Off Walker Joe H. Miller. K. Alexander, for ap Hollocher s.3 lA Stolen Baaes-Ganail. B.

Doubie l'iay-Libold. Weaver 3: off Sanders .1 Hit Dy'l'itchci- MeCarty by Saunders. Struck Out By Walker 0: by Sanders 1: by Adams 1. Wild 1 2 0 2 1 10 1 1 pellants. Chas.

H. Morris. Attorney General. C. E.

Smith. Commonwealth Magee m. .4 Merkie 1...3 iiaiis uicoue Pick 2 4 Deal 3 4 Cicottc 3. Perry 2. Attorney, for appellee.

Stewart vs. Commonwealth. Decid li.no 20. 1019. Appeal from Ken i.a.l Phlladcl.

h. no.a. llCallahan m.5 2 2 0 BIBIaekburne 3. 1 4 (I 1 2 1..4 0 2 I) 2 1 0 (llLuderus 1..4 3 10 0 OIBaird 3 0 0 0 0 OIBancroft 2 4 2 2Sickins- 2... 4 0 1 5 OlAdatns 2 0 5 1 I'Cravath ...1 0 0 0 IHogg 2 10 2 ItPearce 0 I) 11 iPaclinrd P.

.1 0 1 1 17.711 32 4.201 4(i 135.000 00 04.4H9 70 oSn.508 00 7.580 14 52.005 65 winners. The favorites were King Stout, in the half-mile trotting dash; Prince Loree. in the 2:05 class, and Sanardo. in the first division of the 2:17 pace. The Substance, second choice, won the first division of the 2:10 class trot, the second division of which will be contested to-morrow.

Worthy Mc-Kinney, a rank outsider, won the division of the 2:17 pace in four heats. The Forest City Livestock Fair Company will turn over all of tomorrow's gate receipts to the City Welfare Federation. The summaries: Three-year-old trotting, half mile dash, value $500: Mann 1 4 Killcfcr c. ..3 a Cleveland 5, New York I. Tiilv 11 (AsEOciatol Press).

the ton circuit Court. Opinion of Carter Board of Review Will Complete Its Work To-day and Indications Are Tha't Many Complaints Will Be Filed. Com- Martin Court by Win. Kogcrs Clay, ltnn3T i C- -C evelaud- defeated Kew York Jo 1 and Navy Offenses taKine in to deep in Military Service- by Speaker anu jonnsion. x--ui- Jurisdiction of Military Tribunals; 5 ab.

h.po.a.l Cleve. ab. h.po.a. 1 jurisdiction 1 i-ivn Totals 7I0I Totals ..30 10 27 TWO GAMES CARDED IN SATURDAY LOOP Sutcliffes To Meet Provision Company, While Victory Tackles Epps-Cola. Th Smle Board of Tax Commis C0Articles of war enacted August 2 trn' Qt 1916.

scctiank2308a.) Hatted for Adams in the ninth. 1Rjin for Hone in the sixth. IniUnirs 1 2 4 5 II 7 8 T. WicA.ana Peckin'h ss-4 Buker 3.... i Lewis 1 Pipp Pratt 2....2 Rivli" 4 1 1 0 1 2 1 1 2 12 0 1 0 4 0 0 rated in the State system.

It also has-been announced by the State Board of Tax Commissioners that it would not consider any more petitions this year for roads that are to be built in 1920. sioners has designated August 15 as a date for hearing appeals from proper-rv owners in Jeff ersonville and Clark Chicago t) 0 4 0 II 2ISpeaker m. 0iS-ith r. OiWood I OlGardner 3. 1 OiLunte ss 210'NeilI c.

OIBasby II do' not confer on military tribunals i.irlsdiction over crimes Philadelphia 0 0 0 (I 0 1 1 1 0 3 2.135.370 90 King Stout, ch c. by El Canto (Stout) 1 1 Axle, f. by Ortolan Axworthy (Hedrlck) 2 Charlie Hazzard. ro by Tampfast (Gecrs) 3 Little Lee. s.

by Axworthy (Mc thn stnte law. committed Errors a acKDurnc. rwo-oase Hits Hollocher. Pick. Deal Cal.ahan.

Home Run within the United SUtes by Pcrs ons Hit I'PKle. S.KT V- Hannah P---'l Smallw'd P.l Nelson Vhr Adams. Double IMaj-- Sfckinc and Lu- 34.17069 derus; LiiideruH (unassisted). Bases on Balls vick Buttermilk Popular Drink. The "beer growler" lias found a substitute in the "buttermilk can" In Jef fcrsoltville.

it is asserted by those Donald) 4 Olf Carter, oir lioaw, 'Z. struck Out Tol-'. ..31 4 24 101 Totals By Carter. 1: by l'aekard. J.

subject to military iaw. oui i ic of such tribunals being concurrent with that of the State courts, may bo waived in favor of the lat- teSecond Criminal Law Witnesses Impeachment Evidence In a for robbery, evi- who deal in the latter commodity and find a hard time keeping supply up ing 32. Net amounts due to national bank' 33. Net amounts due to banks; bnnkers and trimt companies (other than included Items 31 or 32) IMt. Certified checks outstanding 35.

Cashier's checks on own bank ouletandimr Total ot Items 32. 33. 34 and 35 5714.224 4.1 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject 'o reserve (deposit payable within 30 days) 30. Individual deposits subject to check 37. Certificates of depotu due in less than 30 days (other than (cr money borrowed) Total of demand tlrpoeft- (other thai, bank deposits) subject to re-Hrvc.

Items 3(1. 37. 3H. 40 am! 41 S2.1i 544 40 Time deposit" ubiiet to reserve (payable afte 3(1 da or subject to 30 day or more notice, and savings) 4 Certificates ol depot-it (ether than for money borrowed) 44. Postal savitur Other tim" depo-dU Total of time depo-iu suhiect to resi'rvn Itoms 42.

43. 44 jtnd 45 78 4(. United States deposits (other than, postal sm'-inifs a War loan deposit account 47. a lT. S.

bonds borrowed, including Libcn' Loim and certidtPs of, Indebi-rdnes. without fiirnih-tnz collateral security for ime 51. Pill payable wit Federal Rcwtvc Eank Nihila, f. by Siliko (Engleman) Time 1:03 1-2. 2:05 class trotting; purse $1,500: Prince Lore, br g.

by Prince McKinney (McDevltt) 2 1 The Toddler, br h. by Kentucky Todd (Stlnson) 1 2 Wilkes Brewer, cli m. by Nut county for a reduction of their valuations as fixed by the township assessors and the County Board of Review, which will complete Its work to-day. Under the new law, the State Board of Tax Commissioners is required to hear the pleas of any property owner, assessed locally, for reassessment. Joseph H.

Warder. Burdette C. Lutz and Warren B. Allison have been appointed by the Board ot County Commissioners to represent Clark county at the meeting August 15. Indications are that there- will be many appeals from Clark couniy.

as valuations have en placed at a higher rate than ever before, and there is much complaining. to demand. ll-e police say that a many places where men formerly con rtcnen bv tne snerui. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Won.

lost. Louisville Provision. Co. 6 1 Epps-Cola 4 2 Victory 3 4 Sutcliffe 2 5 1r Tfs 0-T. VYoTk 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 2-2 1 0 0 0 0 5 Two-base Hits PlPP.

Wood. ThSe-base Hits PiPP Wambscanss. Home SMaker. Johnston. Stolen Bases-SStl Smith Doubl- "tf vimbSEanss.

Bases on Balls Shore. 2: Nelson Bacby. 3. Struck Sm.tli?hoVe 2: Bagby. 4.

Losinc Pitcher- 1- 1 a nrnocanr cnarir- gregated to "rush the growler" 'in trut-of-the-way places, they now go crates, -were stacked in this condition and warehouses built around them. In getting the kitchens out to ship them the houses, which are in sections, are lifted off with a large crane and the material used for some other purposes Of .570 .430 .285 to nave a good pun at tne buttermilk wood Wilkes (Murphy) 3 4 2 can. A former saloonkeeper, who c-sueranza, m. Dy tjarlokin (McMahon) 5 3 3 now conducts a business of a differ ent character, said one of his old na 80..103 87 18.103 04 508.720 07 TO-DAY'S SCHEDULE. Sutcliffe vs.

Louisville Provision Shore. trons came to his place and asked for a bucket, saying he would return it Notes of the News From Jeffersonville if it were filled with buttermilk. This New Boat Chartered Diamond No. 3. Umpire, Hor-nung.

Scorer, Ullrich. Victory vs. Epps-Cola. Diamond N'o. 4.

Umpire. Newkirk. Scorer. was done and it was discovered that several or the customer pals were waiting for 'him at a uulet place to For Elks' Big Dance help "drink Ihe gallon of buttermilk. cames are on the card for and an ol tnem apparently enjoyed the: change.

Two the WO Saturday Afternoon League for the Elks' boat dance to Heir Keaper. hlk n. Dy lteaper (Geers) 4 5 4 Time 2:06 1-2: 2:06 1-2; 2:06 1-2. 2:17 class: pacing; purse (first division): Snnardo. by San Francisco (Murphy) 1 1 3 Harry Mac.

by Expressive Mac (Ward) 3 2 1 Prince Pepper, blk. by Prince Ingomar. Hyde) 9 3 2 Harlev by Symboleer (Wickersham) 2 6 Tommy Deforest, br. by The Deforest (W. Fleming) 6 4 Belle- Chaffln.

Michael A. Powers. King Canuck and Manuel also started. Time: 2:05. class: trotting: purse (first division): at "Shawnee Park this after be ffiven Wednesday nisi" next, pro- Anton M.

Sauer and lOUherine Sauer have doedt-d the store and residence property ui Maple and locust streets to Mrs. Ida May Howard for 1.700. Janies L. Bottorff has been appointed county director for ihu sale 6f war savings stamps to succeed l'rof. Frank 10.

Andrews, who tendered his resignation a few days ago. A deed was filed yesterday from Woodford C. Ashor and Cora Asher to the 'Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chlcatro 25.000 00 734.450 00 Sren'of Louisville.

In consequence of thl crowd expected ivas necessary to charter the larse new steamer East St Louis, it was stated yesterday-a h.h nroD-ramme this year will be fense was not admissible fpr the purpose of impeachment or for any ''TMra-aminal of Counsel In a "-'minal prosecution where the a tornej; for the Commonwealth Pested 'n-ask-ing improper and -prejudicial questions which the court had ruled to be wrong, for the purpose of getting before the jury evidence which the law did not permit them to hear, a judgment of conviction will be rc-verfed the refusal of the court to Hermit the witness to answer not being sufficient to remove the Pr: effect which the questions had on the mind of the jury. John T. Murphy, for appellant. Chas H. Morris.

Attorney General. Stephen L. Blakely. Commonwealth Attorney, for appellee. Clinic For Babies Will Be Opened R-ililes' Milk Fund Association wi 1 open clinic Monday from 2 to o'clock, in the J.

B- Atkinson School. Iwenty-n Stl and Duncan streets. Dr. Pri tcher. who was a member of the staf" previous to his.

service 01 me nhvsic an in 503 68 Total l'oung Winter Stil In Service. The Rev. D. A. Winter, Jeffcrson-ville.

has discovered that his son. Robert Louis Winter, who is in the Hospital Corps and stationed at Bay Ridge receiving station. Brooklyn. N. is still in service, although it was thought he was out and he was expected home.

Two weeks ago the Rev. Mr Winter received a discharge showing that Robert Louis "'inter had been released from service. When the son did not return the father wrote him and told him he had the discharge. An investigation by the son showed that the Robert Loois Winter discharged was a second-class private and in some manner the discharge had been sent to the wrong person. Winter is under orders to report on Ihe George Washington, and it may bs some time before he can obtain his discharge.

Road Improvement IJcId Up. The building of four roads in Clark county. Indiana, under the county i3- has met another snag. At a noon. Only four clubs remain In the circuit now.

which means that all of the contests will be played at Park. Sutcliffe and Louisville Provision Co. are booked for No. 3. Manager Otte has ga'thered some- new talent for the sporting goods outfit and hopes' to give the Southern Stars a near argument for the decision to St.

Louis railway, conveying 4.8 a Linbiliiis for rrdt--count-. thos'' with Fedcrnt Hcserve Bank Item Id) Fore ten hlil-s of vxi-h or drafts s''d itlt indorsement nfathi bank, not shown under Item a. sbove (sec Item If) The Substance, by the Idle Men Are Wamcil. Several negrces were rounded up in Jeffersonville yesterday by the police aixl Risked why they were not at work, an appeal having been made to Tolict; Ellsworth Summers for men. 'Some of the negroes said they would go to work and others made excuses for being idle.

One was that some of those wanting men would not pay the price tl at others, who were full up. were giving. It was explained to Chief Summers that some employers were paying 40 cents an hour for laborers, while others were offering 30 and 35 cents. The negroes were informed they would have to go to work at something, or be locked up as vagrants. When Mayor Newton H.

Meyers learned of the action, lie remarked: "There are srme white men who should bn at work, but are not." unusually elaborate. lncluldinE hlKh class vaudeville, while Swann orchestra promises a unique selection Vrrle7'ZbortSiw'ill leave Fourth street and the river at o. The af-filr will be in charce ofthe Elks Christmas Charity Committee and will be known as the k'-i TllirJ mous Boat Dance." Tickets at 5D Exponent valentine) i 3 acres of land in Grant 19. for The regular monthly meeting of the Utlca Township Farmers Asso KRidgemark. by Wiiask 21.474 57 (Traynor) 2 1 ciation will be hold In i'rather tills The Cossack, ch.

by Dillon day. Sutcliffe'fe lineup has been rather a patched-up affair for the last two afternoon. There will be a discus 3 3 Axworthy (Gray) sion on the building of county unit Total liabilities (.17 a. ii and r) Sfid.474 57 'Or the total loans and discount- shown nlo-f the amount on which Interect and American Girl. ch.

by Mc weeks, but they should be straightened out this week. The Southern 4 Lintock (Garrison) roaus. The crew in the fire department The Triumph, by The Ex cents each will be sold at the Doat. Former Patrolman Stars were defeated last week for the discount wns rharxiM iit rates in excetw of thow pfrmittcd bv law (See. 5107.

Rev. 'Xf'u-ive of note- upon which total was filled to its normal condition yes first time this season by the Epps- terday by the appointment of four ponent (Gecrs) 4 Myra McGregor also started. Time: 2 0i. 2:17 class: pacing; purse charce not to exceed cents was made. Colas and the Sutcliffes will try to make it two straight for them.

more men. as follows: E. Straw. Walter Bennett. John Knowland.

Held To Grand Jury was none. Ir.c number ol such loans was none. State of Kentucky. county of Jeffrrson. (second division): Victory and r-pps-ijoia will light it and Walter Handy.

wh assistance of Miss Antoinette Kaelin as nurse. Worthy McKinney. by out in the second scrap on No. 4. l.

iirn u. venver. ca-nier oi uin aoove- Arrangements are being made to 1 2 Red" Bernard team is coinsr to find McKinney joint meeting of the Board of County Commissioners and the County Council held in Jcfferssnviile Monday, it wa decided to take no further steps until the law was straightened out at a special session or the Legislature, which will be held the first week in September. The State Board of Tax Commissioners has made a ruling that Rollins Kitchens Shipped. Activity is shown at the Government Depot.

Jeffersonville. in shipping rolling kitchens, and it was Peter Sommers. blk. plenty to keep them busy with Willis on the firing line for Epps. Willis Is one of the most promising twirlers by Feter the ureat (Thomas) hold the annual county farmers' community picnic at Harry D.

Feet's grove, near New Chapel. Utlca township, and the date probably will be Wednesday. August 13. 9 1 2 wm IJRJV T.iipv bv Last At developed on tne local lots in some time and -proved to be the first one Law (Shively) 1 3 6 3 nanv-d bank do solemnly swear that the above rtnterwnt I- true to the- best of knowledge an-1 tvlM. REN C.

WEAVER. Cahirr. Correct Attest: DAVID C. JIORTOX. .1.

M. ANDREW. JOHN H. LEATHERS. Directors.

Subscribed nnd worn to before me this 11th day of July 30.0. LOUISE SCKMALZRtED. Notary- PufiJl'. My commission expires January 14. JQ22- Tlio frrv lini was still ntit of Alice W.

ch. by Willy it will not approve tne petition tor building any county unit road until stated yesterday that one railroad had handled four carloads that were destined for New Orleans. Thousands of the rolling kitchens, which never went are stored In Jeffersonville and It has been a question as to what use they could be put In the to defeat the Southern Stars. Ex-Patrolman William Curl. 2016 West Congress street, an overseas veteran, charged with malicious assault, pointing a pistol and drunkenness, on warrants sworn out by J.

J. LoBsdan. a conductor in the employ of the Louisville Hallway Company, was held over to the Srand jury on the first charge and fined il for drunkenness in Mag-lstrate John J. O'Brien's court yesterday afternoon. He was dlamisse-J of the charce of pointing a pistol.

commission yesterday, "and it" is iTTe (Hedrlck) iu 2 ro tv, smt Highway commission has Remedy's Lassie "Pointer, by So that a bicyclist can use his ma determined definitely on the system of i roads It is to take over, on the ground understanding tne steamer Transit will not be tn a condition to begin making trips before -Monday. Granulated Eyfelids Elastic Pointer IMoanj 1 ro Brother James. Progress Regulator. that the highways the counties may future. chine for gunning a Frenchman has invented a support to hold it still while he is firlnc his gun.

The kltcheno, which arc ot came to Jeffersonville in ncss was suspended Tuesday. desire to Improve may be Jeannie Cassel and Auto P. also started. i inxorpo- i niccLJ, Red, Eyes.