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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1937 UNITED FRONT HOMAGE PAID sentative John W. Flannagan, Democrat, Virginia, and advocated by- the American Farm Bureau Federation, would set up compulsory crop controls through a mar have stumbled on the site of the fabulous La Estrella mine, lost for 200 years. It was theorized that outraged natives many decades ago had slain the Spanish Conquista- undertake to carry this gospel into the church, it feels like an alien or exotic thing." He added that radical internal changes were required county and rm 7T TC FFDFR AT. VW IV 1 keting quota system and heavy dores who operated the mine and buried them with their gold In the On Farm Bill Sought To Famous Inventor. penalty taxes.

Another, presented yesterday by old tunnel. Jones, would provide for voluntary Knodel Distributing Company. Tor $2,540 i and an accounting. Motorist Saes Garage Man OPPOSITION IS VRGED TO ANTI-SEMITISM BY OHIO PROFESSOR London, July 21 (AP) Social gospel must be brought to the church, Dr. Charles Morrison, editor of "Christian Century" of Chicago, told the World Conference on Church, Community and State today.

"The simple fact is that the gospel of social salvation is not at home inalde the walls of the Christian church," he said. "When we control. Farmers would be given A5848.V Theodore Mitchell VI. ttugn Sponsors Of Trice Stabilization acreage, granerv storage, and mar After Car Falls Duce Joins Impressive Funeral Procession For Marconi Louts. For $5,468.

Ar8486. Anna Bishop v. Norrti Bishop. For divorce. keting quotas.

Those who complied in the church itself. Professor Walter M. Horton of Oberlin (Ohio) College, said that unless the Christian church showed opposition to anti-Semitism, not only in word but in deed, by being "more than lukewarm in the relief of Jewish and Hebrew-Christian sufferers, it would not escape great reproach from Jews." He said the Jews were giving more than lukewarm support not only to their own sufferers but to Hebrew-Christian sufferers as well. Legislation To Attempt To Iron Out Differences. would be paid cash benefits.

A'8487. Rubin Schaim vs. Trans-Amer ican Freight Lines, Inc. For J37.500 Burial To Be Friday. A third, introduced by Represen tative Edward C.

Eioher, Demo damages. A5S48S. Violet Hasue vs. Jack B. Hague, For divorce and custody of child.

A58489. SuEan A. Trainor vs. Frank crat, Iowa, would establish a marketing quota system under which farmers would be assured "cost of Washington, July 21 (AP) A Trainor. For divorce.

Rome, July 21 (AP) Gugliclmo Marconi lay In state tonight In the A58490. Olendale S. A. vs. Hugh Inman ei at.

or mreciosure of mortgage. production" prices for their quotas Sabotage Still Seen As Possible Cause Of Hindenburg Blast Lakehurst, N. July 21 (AP)-Commander Charles E. Rosendahl of the Naval Air Station expressed the opinion today that the element of sabotage still remained a possibility as a cause of the Hindenburg disaster. Informed by the Associated Press A58491.

Zella M. Cross vs. Klmer Cross. movement began on Capitol Hill today to unite sponsors of farm price stabilization legislation so jprcr divorce. ancient church of St.

Mary of the Angels after an impressive funera A58482. Application of the First Pres byterian Church of College Hill for author that action may be taken at this procession through the streets of ity to morrgage real estate. RICH HOARD Ao84Bj. Carrie Green vs. Paul Oreen, ession of Congress.

Rome. ror divorce. A58494. Edna Reehl vs. Carl E.

Reehl, Premier Benito Mussolini, At present, sponsors In and out Of Congress are divided. While all or divorce. AS8495. Emily Gullion v. Dennis C.

Gul- dressed in the uniform of a cor iiwu. rur aivorce. poral of the Fascist militia, Joined ADH4HB. onver Webber vs. Harry Of Gold Ingots Found His automobile' fall from hydraulic lift, with him Inside, led "yesterday tc the filing of a suit in 'Common Pleas Court for $5,468 damages by Theodore Mitchell, 545 Church Street, St.

Bernard, against Hugh Louis, doing business as the Greenlee Garage, 4424 Greenlee Avenue, St Bernard. Mitchell says he drove into the garage April 17 for motor repairs. A mechanic drove the car onto the lift, then raised it. Then, he says, the mechanic placed a ladder for him and instructed him to get in the car and race the motor. When he did so, he says, it tumbled off the rack, pinning him under it.

Among his injuries he lists a torn muscle in his right thigh. Among the damages he claims is $40 for a ruined suit and $3 for a ruined hat. fuuer. x-euuun on appeal filed. the procession as It neared the end of its solemn journey from the of the United States Bureau of Air Bond Fixed At $3,000 Commerce report, which said the fire "probably" resulted from an In Panama By Three Prospectors In Counterfeiting Case.

Royal Academy. Monsignor Giuseppe Giovanelli, white-haired pastor of the church, conducted the funeral service which was attended by thelate inventor's family, diplomatic repre electrostatic spark, Rosendahl said: Treasure Is Valued Between $1,500,000 To $3,000,000. "It would be impracticable for Jesse Queener, 29 years old, elec me to make any detailed comment trical worker, 5445 WIswell Avenue, Hartwell, yesterday was arraigned in United States Commissioner's Panama City, July 21 (US) before I have studied the full report. However, unless they can definitely and positively ascribe It to some natural phenomenon or phenomena of an accidental na Both ancient and modern means of agree on an "ever -normal" granary, they differ on methods' of crop control. Chairman Marvin Jones, Democrat, Texas, invited representatives of National Farm Organization to meet the House Agriculture Committee next Tuesday In an attempt to iron out their differences.

Earlier in the day the Democratic Steering Committee in the House Insisted that a general farm bill be enacted before adjournment. "It is hoped," Jones said, "that In a conference at which each of the organizations interested is represented, provisions may be agreed upon that will enable agriculture to presenta united front." Three general farm bills have been considered by the Jones Com-mittee. One, introduced, by Repre- sentatives, the Roman aristocracy, leaders of the nation and representatives of the Pope. Tomorrow night the body of the Inventive genius will be taken to his native Bologna for burial Friday. Italians from the nation's leaders to humble peasants and workers transportation were pressed into Court on a charge of having passed counterfeit nickels and dimes.

Admitting he made the coins for use service tonight to haul out oi me ture, the element of sabotage still remains a possibility." fastness of remote Chiriqui Prov ince the richest hoard of treasure in playing slot machines, Queener Commander Rosendahl was a wit Suit Follows Truck Crash. His own truck having been hit ever found in Panama. was neld for the Federal Grand ness as well as a member of staff of technical advisors at the investi The treasure consists of 6,000 Jury under $3,000 bond. In default twice and demolished, injuring poundsxif sold Ingots, valued any or bond he wa3 committed to Ham him, by a tuuck of the Trans-Amer gation here immediately after the Hindenburg explosion. He has long ican Freight Lines, 3266 Spring where between and $3,000,000, which was found by mmu urn itfmmmwfiMf' v-s i I Blond Wolf pj 1 collars a 3-Piece 0 Wardrobe Suit ilton County Jail.

New Deputy Marshal Grove Avenue, Rubin Schaim, 308 Elland Circle, filed suit for $37,500 been an advocate of Hghter-than-aid transportation. three prospectors in a long-abandoned tunnel at the foot of the Santa Maria Mountains near the border of Costa Rica. in Common Pleas Court yesterday, John T. Kelly, 2606 Ida Avenue, Schaim said he was driving his truck toward Cincinnati on Indiana STARS IN PADDLE TENNIS. Marie Dickerson, 1869 Walker yesterday was tsworn in by Major R.

Kenneth Kerr, United Holding the treasure under the paid public homage to Marconi in the two-mile procession from the academy to the church. Rows of black draperies and flags at half staff flanked the line of march where mourner.1) estimated at several hundred thousand assembled. Representatives of the United States Embassy who attended the service in the church were Alexander C. Kirk, Charge D'Affaires; Samuel Reber, Secretary, and Captain Thaddeus Thomson, Naval Attache. Ambassador William Phillips Is on a vacation in Northern Italy.

strictest guard, the government State Route 52-A two and one-half miles northwest of Harrison, Feb States Marshal, as a Deputy United Street, Filson Playground paddle tennis star, yesterday won the city Mates Marshal, succeeding Louis ruary 16. As he started to cut to the right in front of the other D. Mueller, 4719 Ridge Avenue, championship for girls by defeating Ruth Ismael, 1841 Walker Street, also of Filson. The matches were truck, "it cut to the left, slamming JNorwood, resigned. Six Are Bankrupt.

Always Your Money's tVorih! COMPARE! played at the City Hall esplanade. The Ismael youngster did not re him off the road, he says. His own truck then skidded back across the right of the road, where the other truck hit it again, knocking it into turn home without a champion dispatched five planes to the scene to fly It to Panama, It will first be necessary, however, to transport the gold by horse and mule trains to the nearest landing field at David, capital of the province. When the hoard arrives the argument will begin as to its rightful possessors. The prospectors, Ar-ring Thorpe, an American; Johannes von Steck, a Frenchman, -and Antonio Hill, a German, will enter claim for half their finding under Panaman law.

The three men are believed to ship, however. She beat Rosella Charles G. Durham, barber, 2946 Colerain Avenue, yesterday filed his voluntary bankruptcy petition for relief from debts totaling a ditch and throwing him under it, he alleges. 4S.du. Assets, valued at are Vail, 119 West Fourteenth Street, Washington Playground, for the junior championship.

In the intermediate class the Dickerson girl defeated Mary Jane Gerbus, S29 Among the injuries which kept him in a hospital for 12 weeks, he TO TOUR IN EUROPE. Miss Augusta Brehme, police telephone operator, will tour Germany, oNrway, and Sweden during the next two months. She left claimed exempt. liHHh-firmrsi says, were fractures of two ribs, a petition in DanKruptcv was collar bone, breast bone, and ver filed by Edward Bishop, metal fin Ringgold Street, Madisonville Play tebrae. usassmmmm isher, 4610 Main Avenue, Norwood, ground.

yesterday to sail from New York, Debts total $895.73 and assets, in cluding $2,000 in life insurance, to tal $2,366, are claimed exempt Ben Gildenblatt, tailor, 1260 Supported Herself, Is Plea. Zella Mae Cross, 3904 Germania Avenue, charged that she had to work to support herself and that her husband drank to excess and Manss Avenue, entered his petition, scheduling liabilities at $3,486.03 and assets at $250, all claimed to be exempt. threatened her life on numerous occasions in her divorce suit filed yesterday against Elmer Cross, 4000 Scheduling liabilities at $470.20 and assets at $375, all claimed ex Holbrook Avenue. They were married May 1, 1933, in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Violet Hague, 2235 Francis Lane, seeks a divorce and custody of her three-year-old daughter, Jacqueline Mae, in a suit against Jack B.

Hague, Ainsley Hotel, East Fifth Street, charging neglect, cruelty, empt, James Hundley, laborer, 1184 Hunt Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio, filed hl3 petition. Others 'filing bankruptcy petitions were Merrill Frank Pflanzer, metal worker, 6527. Coleridge Avenue, Kennedy Heights, and Homer Franklin Brown, laborer, 630 West Seventh Street. Pflanzer listed indebtedness of $1,304.85, with assets of $485. Brown listed debts at $230.15, with no assets.

Bankrupts Seek Discharge. Discharge from their debts is sought in petitions filed yesterday by Frank Sites, R. F. D. No.

2, and failure to provide. They were married in Newport in 1932. Charging that Dennis C. Gullion. The jacket of the suit in handsome "hairy" woolen buttons from turn-down school girl collar to the waistline.

Schiaparelli's high breast pockets have twin appeal. The topcoat is in boxy silhouette with wide collar of wolf. Green, Rust or Brown, sizes 12 to 20. Air-Cooled Sixth Floor Mi 16 West Ninth Street, spent nearly all his earnings on intoxicating liquor, then so nagged and abused her that life with him was unbearable, Emily Gullion, 105 West Ninth Street, filed suit for divorce and restoration of her maiden name, Sam hammer. They were married In Cincinnati, March, 1936.

Ironton, Ohio; Ralph Reynolds, Middletown, Ohio; Howard M. Mackey, Portsmouth, Ohio, and fji nBidL is Ss0 Jill Jailed In Juvenile Court. Three adults were sentenced yes terday by Judge Charles W. Hoffman in Juvenile Court on charges of contributing to juvenile Mrs. Nellie Lindsey, 42, 12 East Thirteenth Street, was sentenced to 10 days in jail.

She was accused of having kept a fourteen-year-old boy at her home against his par ents' will. The boy recently was held as a witness in the shooting of Detective Leo Janicke. Earl Johnson, 24, 1320 Vine Street, was sentenced to 10 days for having contributed to the de linquency of a sixteen-year-old girl. James Foster, 129 Broadway, was fined $25 and costs for having permitted two small boys to play a marble machine at his store at that address. Institutions To Benefit', Six charitable organizations are 5 i remembered in the will of Mrs.

Louise S. Behrlng, 207 Stetson Street, filed in Probate Court yes o1 terday. Mrs. Behring leaves her home to her friend, Ella Arendv Kriete, bequest of from $300 $1,000 to several cousins and others 4 siM and then leaves the following be quests to institutions: Home for ft isMmmmrmfmmL 3 Incurables, Cincinnati Alten helm, Samuel W. Bell Home for Sightless, $100; General ProteS' tant Orphans Home, $500; Clover nook Home for Blind, $500, ano LOT of water has gone over the League for Hard of Hearing, $100, The residue of the estate, whose value is not estimated, is to go to dam since folks first sang OLD her friends, Ella and Harry Kriete, Pound Guilty By Judge.

Charles Walker, 24 years old, 600 East Third Street, a cook at the Hotel Gibson, was found guilty of a AIM" criminal attack after submitting his case to Judge Alfred Mack in Criminal Court yesterday, Gordon QUAKER'S theme song:" There's A Barrel Of Quality In Every Bottle, But It Doesn't Take A Barrel Of Dough-Re-Mi To Buy It." For fifty-nine years they've agreed If it's OLD QUAKER, it's O.K! H. Scherer, Assistant Prosecutor, 11 a told the Court that Walker attacked Jewel Rader, 21, 962 East V0- alt1' Third Street, April 13. cooi 3. ,0 mf Young Bandit Sentenced. Judge Alfred Mack in Criminal 1 Court yesterday sentenced Charles Lindsey, 20 years old, 12 East Thirteenth Street to the reforma tory as one of three participants in a holdup at St.

Peter Cathedral parish house June 9. Lindsey Mark the Merit in this "Mark of Merit" Whiskey; pleaded guilty of robbery. Gordon H. Scherer, Assistant Prosecutor, told the Court" that Lindsey was one of three men who displayed guns, bound and gagged cXt A 'L. Miss Loretta Mock, Secretary to Mons.

William J. Anthony, and stole $10 from the safe. Scherer said Lindsey was ar rested following a fight over the alleged theft of a stickpin from James Stanley, Hamilton. The youth's sister, Dollie Lindsey, 20, same address, and two other girls, Dorothy Forbes, 18, 6 East Fifth Street, and Lillian Lambert, 19, 12 East Thirteenth Street, have been Indicted on pocket picking BRAND charge result 'of the theft, Scherer said. STRAIGHT WHISKEY AVAILABLE IN BOURBON OR RYE COPYRIGHT 191T, THE OLD OUAKEg LAWRENCEBVRG.

INDIANA -TITLE USED BY PERMISSION OF FORSTER MUSIC PUBLISHER, COPYRIGHT OWNERS NEW SUITS FILED. COMMON PLEAS COURT. A58482. Apollcation tot writ of habeas corpus for Chester E. Foote.

AIS483. Big store Company vs. Lawrence C. Payne. For $90.

-A58484. Herman, Goodwin Ts. tiortoa-..