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10 Modern buying has advanced from the effort to cheapen, to the demand for greatest value. In our Hamilton piano, we offer the greatest possible value within the price range. She iBalitarin Jiimo Company 6iImmu 141 West rowt Sueet FARMERS I Need Help of Bankers la the Important Work Trode-ring the Foodstuffs and Other Pro-dire Far the War. Atlantic City. K.

September 54 -Addressing th. Agricultural Committee of the American Bankers' Association today. P. W. Ooebel.

Kansas City. President of th. association, told the delegate the bankers of the country must he prac. tical and pstrlotlo. be true to their con- jrictlons and make It Impoaellile for any ana to aay that American bankers profited by th.

war. Mr. Ooebel urged closer co-operstion with the farmers The agriculturists, he said, should prepare Inventories snd be able to make rtedlt Matcnvti'a Joseph lllrsch. Ban Antonio, Tevsa. Chairman of the committee, urged bank-era to aid tarmera In stimulating live stock production.

Declaring that food will win th. war. fj. H. Powell, -a representative of Her bert C.

Hoover, said the food administration la going to proceed upon the assumption that ths food problem csn be worked out "not through drsstlc law. but through the patriotic co-operation of producers and consumera and all other egenclee." Thla country, he added. "Is going to make every endeavor to avoid one of Great Ilrltaln'a mtstakae, the attempting to regulate the food situation thiough hard and fast rules" Bradford Knapp. in charge of the Department of Agrlrulture demonstration work In the South, told the bank-era he was greatly disturbed over con ditions In tlist section surrounding the marketing of the crop "One thing." he said. "Is sbsolutely essential If we are to do our duty for tne world In thla crisis, and that Is a aatlsfied body' of of farmers.

If they are not satisfied The llelasro production Is maintained we are nut going get the production! throughout, though we are gomg to need next year. I demands acknowledgment that Informed that new corn In Florida went! ln 'very Instance of on the market at II a bushel luallty which the high atandarda corn elaewhrie brought li. Now they the past have proposed. Marie are aaying that corn doea not pay In "till, of course, the Inimitable lortda. 1 am sorry to say that the Mies Houston.

The others are new. exerage farmer la not a good buslneae'The three musical comrades are played man. Somebody must help him. bv Augupte Aramlnl. remembered as the know of cases where banks took tenor In "Twin Beds;" Francis Hall-j charge of entire shipments for their; 'rd and Howard Taylor The collected the money and' named la scarcely the blonde cellist re- i distributed It to the farmers without (erred to In the dialogue, hut plays It! collecting a penny for the service.

This well otlu rw Ise. Aramlnl Is excellent I Is the rlgnt spirit." and Halliard rounda out the trio. HaxelJ ultier speakers included C. lli.wt.l ing. Columbia.

Wlnated. Ci nn A. keaha. snd pulpa. Okie Frank I.

Ilallett, J. Frame. Win A. Mcl'aule Fa LETTER OF THANKS fiat XI we 117 1 1- s-V ri 1 ao vnn tlan Endeavor Society. Ttoaton.

ri.p'. .4 -The li.v, 1 Dr. Fr.n l'riitd Stxi ty of htUtmn Knl.Hi. ti-day it Hv.d a I'ttr Wil Hon iliankhiir th- TruPtcf nf the cltty for a in-wHue of r.ettn(- Hly m-m-tatlry nt Itraut- ot the (-Teat it n-he im rarlnif at Ihia ttm rrrrytnf urarr i.f ihr iir-r nf Krvitnvorcia that the rrej.id.nt niu-ht bt a Nit Im ar thee urd no The r-ply ra'l 'May I n't th.ink ym lor kin letter and thr-Lah the nf t-fn the I'nitd Hoiiety Oiriittan Kndiayor lor the verv gtn-rou icretinr enrUwt'd In the letter. They have touched and cheen arid encourn.tr ed nte deeply.

GETTING INTO LINE. Chicago. Heptember 24. Kditora of J5 foreign lanruage nwapapera Joined to- day to originate a emahlng campaign io mane an unnvaiea urcf or tne noating ot ine second liberty loan. A 1 committee representing practically the pulnical feud, and Mike O'Mul.

every nationality among Ihe foreign who fr conspiracy to cltlsens of Chicago Waa appointed to murder co-operate with the liberty load Execu- Tale, of the detective bureau tlve Committee. Louia Hammerllng t.n,g,t that the Information vol-announced that SO papers representing untr by the two prleoners in cus-tbe foreign Janguage press In this city uuiy jacb M.scia and Joseph had pledged ISO.eoC with which to buy virtually a confession liberty bonds of the new issue. TWO MEET DEATH. araruL Diat-ATca re rai aw it it. Norfolk.

September 24. -Two per probably fatally Injured when a Norfolk and Western train struck an automobile ar Port lck. suburb of Norfolk, late I of to-night. Th dead: I-elsn Baxter and nigni. oeciareo ne prepared to physical Education, will be In charge.

L. Feton. of Currituck. N. The in- prove who authorised the bringing of The following schedule was an-Jurrd man is Scott Ferebee, of Shaw- tha alleged gunmen from New York, and nounced bv lr Zlegler yealerdav: ooru.

n. a STAGELAND GOSSIP. Plrsnant memories of one of the moat charming of modVrn classics In the theslrr were revived at the Cirand last night when David Warfleld presented his most valuable success, 'The Music MaMer." before a large-. lied and sym- pathetic audience. A decade of yeara, or more, have passed since the sentimental story of Charlea Klein waa first presented In this community, and thou-ssnds have smiled through their tears while the tender tsle of the mnalc mil.

ter from Ilpslc was unfolded. Ist night audience seemed as deeply af-1 fected aa those In the past, for the play has lost none of Its powers in pulling! at the heartstrings of the susceptible, public, albeit the means employed by I the dramatist are beginning to show threadbare through the cloak of aenti-menlal anneal Hut It Is not so much the question of whether "The Music Master" is a dramatic maaterptece or not. The answer was given a good many yeara ago. We are naive when It cornea to accepting those things which touch our hearts. and for all Its artificiality in method aaid construction there Is one Irresistible moment In the play, coming well toward the end.

which brtishes aalde all cynical thought and Judgments regarding tl.c superficiality of the. play itself. When the lovable old man takea hia daughter' in his arms. In the dllapl-dsted surroundings of the attic room on Houston street. It matters very what value one may place on the artistic merits of the composition.

The un- falline human tntictt an iI.II.bi.Iu I I TILE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1U17 wMtfui.T nianai.u, maaes us all David Warfleld haa been Identified'' and with full reallxa-for so many yeara with the character! "rrn' 'bat we must of Anton von llsrwlg. which he haa! and aa a named, an Institution In the American! rlnn flr now theater, that but little need be eald to- bu1' 10 Patriotic day of his creation. Its refinement and To c.ich one! the call comes tenderness. Its deen human note and it to soma the beautiful flow- finished presentation have made It a finely-carved cameo that will alwava I demand a high rank In the cabinet of histrionic gems. Ijiat night's performance waa aa spontaneous aa In the first years.

Wnrftild himself has. perhaps, mellowed, for the passing of time haa also left Ita totlch. but nothing which n'" "tuny deiignttul In the past "'a or failed to secure willing response to the sensitive charming of manner and per- snnality, la i St anton, and very appealing Helen Helen Weer lives up to Hie hnt rndttlona hi Jmny. Ioul Il nilruk' nuppllrs a good figure an At ThMr arc ip1 rhar-H' l't Tl.ttp of IrDHfr Importance are 1 1m of i im lit ami. In one or tv4 Inittatii'fit, adequate.

i after mII. it la Warrliid in "Th. The Muale which cunts It is the shining through it all which "n'" what mat itrs defiM-t ion here and tn tn i-tnid4 i ellenre of the Vital J. II T. GUNMEN CONFESS And implicate Two Philadelphia Mnc-intrateB.

Sav Retiort. 1 rhlladii-hia. 24 War-ihntii tMied to-day fiir the arreat of r.ftiii uttnati-d pfri4tiis chaHted with "inpUcitv in th nmrd of I'ollcenian Hnd Hjijitilt on citinj at the Ir imarv rl ction ljt Wednpday. had ben arrved up to a late hour to-n tsht lMit Attornc Ftotan de- lrtrrd. that he expected the men to taK iHUl Ctietodv Within sa phot time Wairanta- aluo have been aud tor the himM of James til.

chniae muriter in Two city Mngietrstes are ssld to be Involved In the prisoners' statement. James counsel fur Isa-dor Stern, at whose Instsnce Mayor Smith. Police Lieutenant lu-nnett and ii.ll(.h wr. r.i..-.t con. piracy to commit aggravated aa- ult nd murder, In a statement to- aw (.

1 I BUGLE Is Calling Everyone, Some To Give Lives, Others i Fortunes, Says Dabney. President of "Old McMicken" Shows Duty To Students. I oivfrsily ef iorinntti Altrndanrr 1,500 Opming Day New Frfs li Fafnll)'. Approximately 1.500 aludenta rr present yesterday morning nt the opening pf the University of Cincinnati. There was evident a keen sense of tho serious conditions confronted by America aa a nation.

Thla tn emphasised when Dr. Charles William Dsbney, President, told of th. decrease in th. various colleges of th. university, Th.

following; report waa given by Dr. Dab-ney befor. the atudent body at con vocation: "In th. Liberal Arta Col leg there la a decrease th. freshman claaa of 30 per rent and a total falling off In tha College of Liberal Arta and evening classes.

Teachers' College, and College Commerce, of iS per cent. The i ii Medicine ahnwa an an war. Boll of Honor Planned. "Many of our older students and I some of our faculty have gone to I aerve their country. We shall make up our roll of honor later.

At the Present moment we can give only a r'um the number of students and profeaaors enlisted "The total number of students drafted and enlisted Is 235. Including 21 graduates of lat year. cent. There will be an enrollment of spproxlmalely 4(10 th. Knglneerlng I College from which w.

toiiege. from hl.h we have aent near a hundred at.iH.nl. 1 I ncniotiernerk. she said, told ner his wiie ,71 i. but IT 'utd hlm for divorce a few day.

be- In the pflplientlary. ul .17 ton marriage, and. as she charged yetara old. but gave his age as 20 ears abaence. that automatically'' hen he attempted to Join the army to "UIIUI aosence.

uiai auiomaiit-nuy 1 ura a 11111 mi i rmi. nw wwa "Enrollment In the College of Mb-1 In her from Clarence Brown. New-I eral Arts totals 09. Including 190 port, plumber. They were married July 1" sophomores, li Juniors, 70 "'n'" the usual number of Teclals.

Teachers' College totals 1M, the "nlnl! classes 431. the College 431, the College of tlommerce HiJ, and the Hchool of Household Arts C2 an Increase In the last-named achool." Dr. Dabney In hla address at the P'nln exercises told the students why America entered the war "to make the world sofe for democracy." Mr. Dabney aaid In pnrt: "We have entered the war with all our muni, wnn an our resources, our money and our men, to vindicate the princlplea of peace and Justice In the! world as against selfish and autocratic power. Trrfcnl.

Txr.U'w. I I seek peace plmtid upon the; Theae cases were taken under sub-foundations of political liberty and unl-1 mission by Judge Hoffman: Mabel D. versal rights of the. small nations, es- Klder, 1221 Bremen street, against Karl tabllshed by such a concirt of free J. Klder.

Friendship. drunkenness. peace and aafety 10 all nations and make the whole world free, aa Amerloa Is free. In such a righteous cause we Join. hot In anger or vengeance, but calmlv to anna and lv'n life to aome It Is a call for the giving of fortune, directly in liberty bonds or Indirectly In taxes: to some It is Hie call of the ministration of the V.

M. C. and the Bed Cross; to aome it la a call to aervlce upon the farm or In the field. To us It may be any of theae; but It is the special call for preparation In the schoolroom for a higher service In the future. "To each the call of duty Is eaaen-tlally the aaine, to render to our coun-I try In Ita hour of cheerfully and loyally, the kind of' service for which each Is best fitted or of which the country Is in most! need." i r- i Ine Wocltle, St.

Bernard. Is Seeking a dl- Duty To Complat Education. vorce from Charles Woeltle. 118 West lir AVIIIIam J. Battle, Profnsaor of Boss avenue, St.

Bernard, and also d-lireek, who takea the Chair formerly manda alimony and custody of their chll-held by Dean Harry, told the atudent dr'n- Th'v re In IHW7. The body it waa Ita duty to complete i wife charges neglect and cruelty, education, al President Wilson bad re- Fo1 l'ulo'P' dl-questcd 1 vorc' "ult Miehncl Pulloep denies all her charges and declares she left hlra It is Impossible for us to deceive tine war on Battle. "We are in It to protect our- selves; to win It. we must put forth; every effort p.slhle." Plans were made by which soldiers I from the university will receive the various university publications. Each student who hsa been enlisted in mill-' tary nervk-e will i wive a pennant from the atudent body.

i ih. iMiv 1 Following are the members of the faculty who will take thepl.ee. of the inatru.lor. who have Joined varl- ither dp.iartn that hi8 aon la now em- Herbert Hin-mi, Inatructor In tAoyd earning a good salary, while jl.otany; 1. Patton.

lnalrurtnr In tne Bum Df $: A week should be guffl-Kcnnomlca. Lowell Alexander, Instructor cient to atippnrt the minor daughter. He In Klectrlcal Kngineering: V. T. Mavlty, ka the Tourt to modify the decre by Inatructor In Klettrlnil Kngineering: Mlaa redudnc the alimony a week.

iieriruae isongiey, inatrm-tor in Houae- hold rta. Mlna Alice It. Foot ln Ptructr In Huuaehnld Arta: Mma Mar iJirle Hilla-. Inatructor In I'hyalcal 1 r.miraiiun; at. inairuc tor In Physical Kducation; Ralph Marty, Coach.

A. laa- in iiruiniu Isanguagea; Jeise K. Pttner. Inatruc tor in Hm-ial eVlence; F.dward o. Kay.

sv.ev i.nn....i Arts; Whltel.w R. Morrison. Assistant Professor of Physical F.duc.tton; A1. fred Lawrence lla l-Olleat Pr.ifea.or nt l.r illiam t.n. 11.

tie. ITofeaaor of Oreek. "GYM" AKD "SWIM" FREE To Adult Classes To Be Formed at Five Public Schools. Oyn.sium facilities of the public achool system will be thrown open to the public next Monday, at which time classes In gymnastics and swimming will be organised at Woodward and Hughes High Schools and at Douglass, Bloom and Iyer elementary schools. No restriction, are placed on entrance" to these gymnasium classes, and it la not necessary to enter them that one be a student tn the academic or com- mercial deoartmente or tha ni.hi rr.

ziegler. Director of Ww. Nlaht High school Has Haa liurk I I n-honi Rulldlns. McMillan and nine. olrK" om: many.

rUMM for female etuvaata of the nixht school l-i. 1 oinaalunt-Monday and Wednesday. eia.aa for TuKr and Thunder, tiw ea lot w.men Friday, claaa fur dim atudaou "yH ma 8rrxH Itulldlnft. tyrmor atvl Woodward, Orrotwlum: M'4ar aod lauM for Tuejwtay and Ovmna.iuin Monday and Tinwsdsr. a.m.

of night srhooi. It there are eunv-tent applicants an addition at claaa for men will be organised f'JT Tuesday and Thorad.y. in which ae the otnar claaa wilt meet on wiay and Wednesday. Tile large attendance In the eiasaes for worn- en make neceasary to have two eiaaeea each evenma. at 1 and a -so.

meortiveiy. Iinusls Hchool. Alma Place and rhapel Street-. aider and Wednesday. claaa foe semen; Tueadar and Thuawlay.

rlaaa men. fboi-BayBiiiier. nppoaite Oeet-M-m- day and Thuraday. claaa for women: Monday and Thnreday. claaa for man.

Additional aiaee- ea If needed. Plnnm e-hnol naymlller. Rank and Dayton Dasaeo for men and women, the olshla to b. flxrd accordlns to demand. Social center and neighborhood claaaea for physical training and awlmmtng for men or.

women may be organised for one evening a week In any school gymnasium or swimming pool, provided there Is a group of at least 2.1 members. These classes will be expected to pay for their instructors. Applications for these must be made to the Director of Social Cen- NEWS OF THE COURTS. Through a coincidence two plaintiffs In divorces cases tried by Judge Hoffman In Domestic Relations Court yesterday live arresting Adam If he practices phrenol-In the same house. Erne Bchlotterbeck.

ogy without a license. It developed at 2.1 year. old. live, with her mother at i the city ordinance providing for llcena- Ullbert avenue, and ahe was pla nt.ff t(lf phrenologtat. and the Court refused In a tuit for divorce from OuaUve Scrilot- to ord(r of mch hctnM.

court terUck. whose whereabouu is un-1 ned that nurnuch as Adams haa terbeck. while Harry Hols, ai yeara old. not or threatened by the euperlntendent for the Banner baking pe n. no remedy, but must wait t'ompany.

who boards with Mrs. Itchlot-. untl th. pone, take action, when hla terbeck a mother, waa plaintiff in a ault rnt of nmtay wia accrue. agnlnst Nellie Hols.

Newark. N. J. Mra. Schlottcrbeck aaid her husband Yonth Face.

Ufa Sentence. Is oA years old and they were married last a ii u. a.ki.i i ih.i mall-order bualneaa After ahe married him ahe learned he had another wife llv- i i i. i a fc.4m for' divorce In PltLabur'a last January, ij v. 1 l.

1 a 1 Th first wife's case haa not been tried In his suit Harry Hols said he married Nellie Holi at Newark In- November. 11)12. Hhe waa then a widow 3.1 yeara old and had seven children by her first marriage. 11 alleges his wife msde a false charge againat him Involving a child and ha annoyed him at hla work. Judge Hoffman continued the case to confer with the Newark Juvenile Court.

Kxtreme cruelty aecured a decree for Rose Brown. 714 Clark street, dlvorc 1, II '111, and aeparated Auguat 10 following. Kmma Bailer. 1, In wood, waa divorced from William Balxer. porter, on the ground of 11 yeara' willful absence, and waa given custody of their two children.

They were married In 190S. On the ground of neglect Bertha Helaentrltt. 336 West Sixth street, was divorced from Joseph Belsentrltt. Dayton, Ohio, to whom she was married In 1905. They separated soon after the marriage, the wife said.

Olga Draper, 4187 Hamilton avenue, was divorced from Joseph Draper, to whom she was married In 1897 Harry I'. Adams. 84S West Fifth street, haa been summoned to tell hia aide In the divorce ault of Ida Cochrane Adama, 909 Mound 'street. The wife charges neglect. They were married In 1914 and aeparated last June.

cruelty and neglect charged. Churlea Anderson. 437 Hopkins atreet. against Hattle Anderson, 28 Fast McMicken avenue. Anderson names one, William Newklrk.

133 East McMicken avenue. Anna M. Sly. fill Kaat Pearl street. against Ernest M.

Sly, Portsmouth, Ohio, cruelty and neglect. More testimony Is to be heard In the ault of Charlea K. Henley, 1209 Klgln place, againat Leona K. Henley, who, he charges, he saw with another man at the Blue Grass Inn. Henley leaves for Chilllrothe October 3 with the draft; army.

Additional testimony also will k. 1. .11.... .1 .1 Nordhaua. 807 aCentral avenuej againat Pearl Nordhaus.

Brittany Flata. whom he married In llioj. They separated In December, 1911, and Nordhaua declares his wife now Is living with another man. Mary Gnllngher was married to George Bittman, salcaman. hut she was divorced.

only to remarry hlm November 7. ll13. One child was orn to them, and now the wife Is seeking a second divorce. She chargea neglect, cruelty and willful abaence and seeks cuaiody of the child through Attorney t. H.

Sparks. Suing through Attorneya Wllaon. Fltx-patrlck A Jones and J. K. Quane, Cather.

aay. aiiii atiiiins to tnne ner ones, mm wants her ault dismissed. On March of this year a decree was granted divorcing tieorge J. Reynolds from Catherine Reynolds, una Celestial street, but giving tne aire custody ot the three children, with In bank and a week aa alimony lor support of the I children. The decree gave Keynolda privilege to visit the children.

Yeaterday nrlvlleae to visit the rhililren. Yeaterday Reynolds filed suit through Attorneys ZZa Second Suit Agninst School. Lt Saturday Mary Dalton tiled suit mon I'leaa t't'iirt through Attor neya 1-empaey A NM'erdtng agnlnst the cho4.n i.oniiany and V. Antoinette Klv. scekinx to recover i sTNii ene ciaimeu wan tiue ner aa oaiancv her waxes as cook and all-round serv.

iiu ant for seven years. Yesterday Andrew the attorneys, demanding Judgment (or fiance he claim, is due him on his wages of 4i per month during seven yewrw Ices as Jsnltor. gardener and general houseman. Both seek to subject the Cllf- ton reai the payment of their claims Injunction Has Broad Scop. Formal decree of Injunction waa en.

tered by Common Pleas Judge dishing "rM Manufacturing Company i I I I I I a a) a at against v.atm. unlets, pany IU ii.iiuu.i uui.ii.m.u, aetl. to prevent the use of the name Berman to the plant by the Federal Govern-by th defendanta in the manufacture ment, that demands would be eonsid-of overalls. The decree, presented by ered they were told their demands Attornaya 8tricker 4k Johnson, for th. Crown.

sbsolutely prevent, the defendanta using the name Hernial, or even the name "Oscar A. Berman," unless followed by th "In n.i way connected with the Crown Overall Manufacturing Company, or Oacar, Ber- man. Ita founder and President." Oscar A. Berman also Is ordered, by the Injunction, to surrender two shares of th Crown Company's stock to Oe- I car Barmaav upon payment $101 a a. Bennaa wu formerly offtred ISO a lahar for th stock, but retueed to aIL I It WM alleged Oacar A.

Herman waa under aarr.ement to sell th. atock back P. n. Ml th. Crowu Company's employ.

lUcrir lor Canning Company. L. Hellkrun waa appointed by Su- perlor Judge Ouaweller y.at.rday aa 1 receiver of tha Royal Canu.r Manufac- I nnmm -i. turin Company, in a ault Died by R. T.

(Barber, owner of 1S4 shares of atock. tiec nnn lh company la capitalized at IIU.000. Barber declar.a ha and J. C. Carlyla r.

fn oni- n)r. UUHcaB tn only Alrec tors remaining Samuel I. LlpachitS and I clara Callajaa haylnc resigned, and only one Plrector Is now a realdent of Ohio. Difference; exlat among tha Directors as to tha management, and the business, though declared to be solvent. Is In danger, aa creditors are pressing for and Barber, aa surety, feara he may be held let1 the clalma.

Attorneya Mat-thewa at Matthewa repreaented Barber, and by agreement Heilbrun was named receiver, his bond being fixed at 20.000. No Llcans For Fbrenologtgt. Court of Appeals yeaterday refused a writ sought by Oeorge Adams, phrenologist, to compel City Auditor Leimann to Issue him a llcenae to practice hla profession. The Court alao re 1 used to grant an Injunction preventing the polio, from John Manas. Italian, rharsed Wltn at- tacking a seven-year-old girl at Tl." West atreet.

July 20 teat, waa convicted bv Judae Oenaltesan'a Jurv In Criminal Division yesterday. The conviction of torneva B. H. Hulawitt and J. E.

Kee- shan. while Aaaiatant Prosecutor W. M. Locke repreaented the state. Drew Fine of 100 and Costs.

Henry Curd pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of carrying concealed weapons, and Judge Oeoghegan fined him and coats In Criminal Division. BTW SUITS FILED. COMMON PLEAS OOCRT. 1KH V.2. Th.

Fundsmentsl L. snd nany vs. Krlilset King et si. Kor and foraclaure of mortgage. Hulnw, Hchmtill Jk Krela.

lOM.XU. Charlea C. Cooper. Treasurer. a Andr-w Murphy st si.

For forscioeurs of tax lien. John V. Campbell. UM.3A. Kama vs.

Julia Raid tt el. For fun 01 tax lien. John V. Campbell. name va Nannie H.

Mehlhope et si. Pur loure of tax lien. John V. Campbell. Ham.

vs. Kdwln N. F. Milnar et ai. For furecloeur.

of tax lien. John V. Campbell. 8am. vs Adstn Rfls si.

For foreclosure of tax'llen. John V. Campbell. Hams vs. Martha M.

Henner at al. For furecloaure of tax Ilea. John V. Camp- Same vs. Frank Oehler.

For foreclosure 1 if tux lien. John V. Campbell. 1HU.SISI. Same va.

Kllabeth Tsllenl Green, et a I. For foreclosure of tax Ilea. John V. Campbell. Rams va.

Oeorge Lansford Hamilton. K-or foreclosure ot tax lien. John V. Campbell. Ha me vs.

John O. Roes. For lax lien. John V. Campbell.

IIW.3U.V The Klrat V. srd snd L. Company va August F. 11. ka.

Far 04. lot 70 snd foreclnaure of mortssse. A. li. Hhnckley.

KVH OV4. fatherlna W.lfle va. Charlea Woel-fle. For dlvoroe. Wllaon.

Fltspatrlck 4k Jonas and John K. vusne. Itsl.stU. 1. lliracbberg Rons va Bamual J.

Jeffries Company. Fur 0u7J 4ft on account. Frank M. Coppocx. Oeorse J.

Reynolds vs. Cstherlne Reynolds. 'oc modification of decree. Franks Franks. Fred l.e Blond vs.

Elisabeth Rles. For S4 (lnl lift and foreclosure of mortssss. R. A. I.e Ulond.

Uury nittmann va. Osorgs Bltt-mann. Fur divorce, c. H. ftnarka.

Hoerntlial Hons vs. Adolph Parker. For 1130 en account. Matthews a Mat- thaws. iw.rt7n.

John Lueders vs. Eva B. Leymsn. For aa damaaea. C.

H. Dursnd. Anltrw Iialton va The Bartholomew-Ely Bchnol Company. For $1,200 for aervlcea rendered, liempaey a Meberdlng. Aba llrraon va.

Harsh Ploikln et al. For llStis Oo and foreclosure of Hen. 11. L. Ilevls.

The Twentieth Century B. snd 1 Company va Alexander Redsl et al. For a tivvmorU- Bt'PBRIOR COt'RT. 87.312. R.

T. Barlier va Th. Royal Csnner Msnufacturlns Comiiany. For a receiver. Matthewa A Matlhewa.

UNITED STATES CODTtTS. There la Government Interest In a suit, testimony In which was taken before United State District Judge John E. Sater yesterday, on a restraining order granted by him at Columbus recently to the Niles-Bement-Pond Company. Hamilton. Ohio, against officer and membera'1 of Locals fit and 2)3 of th.

Iron Molders' Union. Hamilton. The plaintiff la the holding company of the Nilea Tool Works. Hamilton, which haa been manufacturing machinery uaed In making big gun and other munltiona of war, and at which plant a atrtke waa declared May 24 by mold.r. followlnsr th.

dlsch.rw. of on' workmen. Louis 8chalk' Vl' P'dent of the union; red J. Stephen. Tim Farley, Harry Hausel and approximately 150 other offleera and membera of the two locals, defendants, appeared In Court.

xhe defense clalma United States putrlct Court haa no Jurlndlctlon on th. roiln(, the Nilea Tool WnrU. i. inn uruunu inr 1001 norKl IB domt(c corporation; that none if Properly Interests was affected. o( the ault by the hold- Ing company la a subterfug to jjet Federal Jurisdiction, that were no complaints againat the defendants and no grounds for an Injunction.

The hearing waa threatened with delay by a demand of the defense that the books, records and minutes of the holding company be produced tn Court until counsel for the plaintiff admitted the Nllcft-Bement-rond Company owned common atock of the Tool Works. B.rie..t -u there had been picketing of the plant I i I. i. i Charles Lebold one of the' wno remainea at wont, named Walter Price union m.n employed In different foundry, but whose em, win. t.t.

as the man who assaulted him g.ptembe 11, but when asked by coun- le, tne why he did not name his assailant In an affidavit filed I the time he explained It "took him I some time to eome after being called a "scsb" and knocked down. It Is claimed by the defendants that 1 ago on promise, made by the com- would be csst Into wast baskets. whereupon they walked out a second time. Judge Sater continued the hearing until this morning at o'clock. Attorney W.

Rubin. Milwaukee. Wis, general counael for th lnter- national Molders' Union, and Attorney Robert J. Schank. Hamilton, repreaent the defendanta and Attorneys Allen Andrews and Richard 8h.pb.ard.

both with iia sentence i o( I of of In The of and Attorney Murray Seaaongood, Cincinnati, the plaintiffs. United Steles Jury Commissioner Thos. Allen and Clerg B. E. DIUey, of United States District Court, yesterday drew the names of 23 persona to, serve on the Federal Grand Jury, scheduled to assemble at Cincinnati October 2, at 10 a.

and 40 petit Jurors, who are to serve during the October term of United States District Court. It Is aaid fully 50 cases, a majority of them "slackers" snd "antl-conscrlptlon" eases, are scheduled for presentstlon before the grand Jury. Alao there wl be a number of cases arising under the postal, internal revenue and other Federal laws for action of the grand Jurors. The following were drswn for service on the Federal Grand Jury: T. W.

MeClure. Peebles, R. D. Chaa. C.

Evans. Ripley. R. F. F.

D.vDIck. Hamilton; Frank D. Brubaker, Bt. Jesse R. Wise.

New Carllale. R. F. D. John A.

Doyle. Springfield; A. B. Apple-gate, Mllford: J. R.

Clevenger, Wilmington: Joseph Werllng. Burkettsvllle: John Creighton Ball. Boweraville; Oeorge Maddux. Fruit Hill: Andrew Juergena. Cincinnati: Joseph Hart, Bond Hill; Wil liam E.

Powell, Cincinnati; Charles A. Barry, Hlllsboro; Archie Rouah, 1 ronton; E. N. Rusk, Troy: Harrison Emrlch. Germantown: David L.

Obllnger, Ger-mantown: Charles F. White. Camden; William H. Burt, Portsmouth; Henry Anderson, Sidney; E. Troville, Lebanon.

Petit Jurors drawn were: Hir Robiick West Union- Keyes Martin. Ripley. R. F. Charles Simp- son.

Georgetown. R. F. Amos Farns-worth, Hamilton; James E. Ward, Hamil ton: Thomas M.

Heap, Urbane; W. Brown, Urbana; Warren Spence, North Hampton: Oeorge L. Wlngate, South Vienna; James M. Light, South Charl ton: A. W.

Drake, Amelia; R. M. McCoy. Wilmington: Ed. Greenville; J.

B. Rarlck, New Boston; James Considlne, Xenla; Charles Vsndervort, Tellow Springs: William E. McCall, Wyoming: O. P. Hunting, Hart well; 8.

E. Har w. I vuoi, wincmnaii; v. cin clnnatl: Algernon French. Cincinnati: Charles F.

Btrelt, Cincinnati: William j. removal or 11 alleged "slackers" fron) thla nMn 'r" sicg Bed, eacspea wun Wilson. Cincinnati; Walter Hanlon, Cln- Judicial district to other districts for IK so narrowly his hair turned clnnatl; William B. Cochran, Belfast: I trial. Thoae ordered removed were: I whiter than befor.

A street car WIIHam T. Stewart, 'ronton; James Brose Hoyle snd rharles Murphy, to crashed into an automobile he was Gore, Manser; William H. Koeater. Memphis. William Smith, to Ox- driving and reduced ths rear to splln-Plua; Warren N.

Winter. Troy; E. C. (rd, Wesley Jones snd Jsckson ters. But ln bad luck Mr.

Fulton was Faust. Germantown; C. E. Ware, Mlamla-i Burt. to Montgomery, John Donn, h.

a slight burg: A. Ferris Smart, Dsyton; Jsmes 1 to Detroit. Mom, Roberts, to Covl vlth onlysslnjni a flmiih n.vtAM rial vnn tT.tnn- lngton. Kv.t Hu'ah rh.mh.ri ttin. Thmn.

Manehealee- 1 flkan. non. Franklin Furnace; Joaeph Rela, Portsmouth; Bert Hick, Sidney; William Baker, Maplewood; Zlmrl O. Worley, Morrow. Charges Copyright Infringement.

Bruce Reynolds, Cincinnati, former advertising manager of the R. Wur-1 lltser Company. Ill East Fourth street, musical Instrument house, Is named de- fendant in a copyright Infringement suit instituted In United 8tates District Court yeaterday by the Wurlltxer Com-j Pny. It la chsrged a booklet Issued by Bruce Reynolds, doing business as the Bruce Reynolda Advertising Agency, 1 Hi Mercantile Building. Cincinnati, un-' der the title "Bruce Reynolds.

His Work," contains a reproduction of the outside cover of "The Piano Purchas- uae cover or rne nano rurchas- Guide a publication of plain- ers' tiff company. averred "The Piano Purchasers' l.alataa I aa a HlwlaliUll va.alhtln.al at-. umiud sas inuiru vuvntllill, II tl cump.ny on M.y .15. and 4etmiKnt infringed the plain- tiffs rights when he Included in his booklet a reproduction. Court la asked for Judgment for $5,000.

which sum Is alleged to be due aa damages. "Florence Marmet" Brings $1,230. Chief Deputy United Statea Marshal Frl Count, ye.terd.y conducted a re of th. steamer Flor.a, owned by the Marmet Coal Company, at public auction. There war a number bidders, and the veaael was knocked down to th Norwood Rag, Iron and Metal Company.

2110 Monro avenue. Ohio, for $U0. A. Fried- th. wlu man.

or tne company, who made the mantled and sold as Junk. The sale was mad. In thellbel suit the Kanawha Dock Company, Point Pleasant, W. Va. and other creditors tha veasel.

Th first sale was held six weeks ago, and the ive.se! was bid hi. Jnh. Rarreft AV Ron Pln.l...i steamboat operators, for 1100 Creditor cam Into Court after th sals and cam Into Court after th sals and HaS. Pogue -aeaawaxsasssaasssawaassssaaas By Coming To Hear Mrs. Addle Mahone special Teprcsenlatioe 0 The House of Royal Worcester Talk on Corsetry To-Day Iri the Auditorium Ninth Floor -At tO A.M.

and 1 2 P.M. You to know exactly the kind of corset you outht to wear and how to wear it to the best advantage. The carious figure types will he illustrated by Living Models Wearing the newest ronlc CORSETS Private consultations by appointment. Fourth and Race Streets aaked it be set aside, a the amount of the bid waa Inadequate and a larger sum could be realised on a resale. Following the sale yesterday the Kanawha Dock Company filed a motion In United States District Court for an order confirming the sale of the ressel to Mr.

Friedman. Former Guardsman Held To Jury. Ray Williams. 23 year's old. Man-cheater, Ohio, former private In Com-pany First Ohio Infantry waa given preliminary examination beTore United State.

Commissioner Joseph L. Adler yesterday morning on a charge of fur nlahlng liquor to soldiers In uniform. He waa held to the Federal Grand Jury at Cincinnati ln $2,000 bond. In default of bond he waa commit teed to Hamilton County Jail. Captain Royal Mattlce, In command of Company 'and Lieutenant Harris T.

Henderson were chief witnesses for the Government. They testified WU-lism. wss discharged from corn- pany after his fsilure to pass the phy- steal tests of the Federal Government. While In the company, they asld, Wll llama waa reprimanded twice for drunkenneaa They said he furnished whisky to other soldiers. During Csptain Mattlce's testimony a clash occurred between him and the attorney for Williams.

Matties ssld the attorney attempted' to persuade him to withdraw the charge against nlm Williams. The attorney responded by aaying Captain Mattlce aought to tell him to give up the case and show his patriotism to his country. Williams denied he sold liquor to soldiers, but sdmltted he procured liquor for them, hie said he asked a third person to purchase the liquor at a saloon. "Blacker" Cases Transferred, Upon the application of Assistant United States Dstrlct Attorney Jame. H.

Clark. United Hi.ie. ri. in-. ih-.

CXmrU TTnltasrt TM.tvlot 1.. i wuun i 8r yesterday Issued orders for the City; John Baxter, to Raltlmnra. Joe Henry, to Martlnaburg. and Joe' H. Meyers, to Chsrleston, W.

Va. I The men ordered to Memphis. Oxford and Montgomery were taken from rin. clnnatl last night hy Chief Deputy United States Marshal Fred Counts, n.ni.iu Marshal J. P.

Helbllng delivered Roberts to Covington Federal authorities yeater- day afternoon. United Btntea Devamiey will take Chamoera, Baxter na nenry away tne latter part of this weeK- Weiss Seeka Beleasc. II Ou.t,v A. Weiss. Hsmllton.

Ohio. S- AxaV clalist. whose bondsmen surrendered him 'II I I I to Federal authorities last week and who:" asaW A "amnion County Jail, awaiting ac-' of October Jury on al y9- F'sterday, through his! conferred with Attorney Jsmes ZLZZ: ease on his personnl bond, promising to report at tne the cantonment at Chillicothe lal army aervi for national army service triu am fsri I navw. taw L. ni.tric.

nd was one of BuUer Coonlv'I men. County. Clark agreed to take th. upolrthe'H P'" upon the letters return from his vacation the middle of this week. Mandate in Ford Case P'1' the Ford Motor V.

"Pinion in the ap n.v, Mr Sale. Company et al, hl' wr- "led In United J. Court yeaterday The bov sffirmed the decree of State. District Judge Holllster the Ford comn.nw aSTSlna 1. 1 1 suit th.

"Psny. In. this strain 1 to r. Ford I uo" com'n ('" selling ftandard th" standard fixed by the company. Time Extension For Answer J' w7 bn'uPtcy.

Robert Juda. i' Sute District uog, john JC sater mad aa entrjl yesterday granting a time extension of 30 days from September 2, 1917, In which th defendants. Robert Hinchey, Jans Selden, Mary Ringer, Iaabel Colter and Georg. Hinchey, may answer. Exhibit.

To Be Withdrawn. Settlement of th case having been effected and final decree rendered, as entry was mad in United States District Court yesterday granting ths plaintiff In th case of Meuer Steels Barrel Company va the Whltaker-Glessner Company leave to withdraw all exhibits filed by them In this case. Bankruptcy Notes. George Hoylman, a creditor of Albert T. Mclntlre, Cincinnati, bankrupt, yeaterday Ned.

In United States District Court application for leav to file specifications In opposition to tht bankrupt's petition for discharge. Cyrus H. Lochard, trustee In bankruptcy of th estate of Rose D. Smith, bankrupt, yesterday made sppllcstion for leav to III objections to her discharge In bankruptcy. By leav of Court, Francis B.

Nehus. Cincinnati, bankrupt, yesterdsy filed amended schedules listing two life Insurance policies for $1,000 each. STATE SECRETARY INJURED; And Assistant's Brida 111 ln Ho pltal st Cincinnati. fscul DtsraTca to tss sxgrissa. Columbus.

Ohio, September 24. Bad luck followed ths Secretary of State'i office to-day. Assistant Secretary Thomaa M. Gregory waa compelled to take Mrs. Gregory, his bride of two weeks, to Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, operation sppendlcltls.

In Columbus, Secretary 0. of w- D- Fulton, who Just had DEPORTATIONS COJJTIiniE. Berne, September 14. The Belgian Government is aavtsed. according to official announcement, that the Ger mans continue numerous deportation! of men Rouler Menln.

Wervicq n' wrneton, sending them to forced aoor on irencn ana rortincaiion woi behind the lines and ln Germany. se Heating will be graatlr slmpllfled next winter if your beating plant Is in good repair. We do first-class work on furnaces, vapor, steam and hot-water systems. Right now is the time to do this work. THE IVck-Hanneilbrtl Peck UATUiO 4.

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