Piqua Daily Press (Newspaper) - October 26, 1917, Piqua, Ohio PAGE TWO No 15 These indisputable facts the pre-eminent qualificaties of our tailored Suits and Over- coats First the fabric is ALL second you select the goods and third it is tailored for YOU Reason enough why we should tailor your clothes Hand-Tailored Cloth sent Maximum Values at Minimum Prices Neth Stelzer Piqua's Foremost Man's Shop THE PRESS FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 1917 County Seat Callings The was almost decapitated when run over by the oar sum of while his wife seeks Common Court was approved The case of John and Maggie Doll j John G Myers was appointed ad- Charles C Neal was tried in j ministrator estate oL Susan pleas court Thursday before i Judge Jones and a jury Charles K Hughes administrator Mr Doll asks judgment In the of the estate of Mary J Hughes was allowed his claim of Very sensational were the tions made by Mrs Emaline lock of West Milton when she fied Wednesday in her alimony suit against her husband Davis lock Phose testifying for the plaintiff were Mr and Mrs Bert Beane vina Weybright H L Wertz Mrs i to recover damages As a first of action Mr Doll wants 1 for hauling wheat corn gravel tobacco coal etc Then he seeks damages to the extent of for pigs alleged to have been killed by the defendant's dog which is paid vicious Then he claims that the Hue fence between the Neal farm and that of Charles Pearson a wis so bad that hogs from j J and Mrs Mast sou's place destroyed his crops to the extent of There are other minor damages mentioned The defendant admits that he owes the plaintiff for hauling but The witnesses for the defendant were Mrs Abe Honeyman Mrs Branson Shearer Jane Brown Mrs M Pierce Mrs Wesley Cy rus Long Cora Wheelock Bandits Get Indianapolis Oct held up the auditor of the Washington hotel on the seventeenth of building and robbed him of The robbers ran to the elevator and forced the operator to take them to the main floor making their escape he denies all other allegations The j Mrs J W Tuthill Ethel plaintiff objected to the cross j Robbins James Robbins Ellis MAN ENTERS setting up counter claims but Judge Jones overruled the tion According to the cross ion there is a counter claim of for damages as the result of stock and chickens over the farm while is wanted for damages PORTALS OF DEATH done by the cattle for pepple I running over the farm at the Doll lock and IS M Thayer Judge Joens reserved his decision Marriage licenses Thursday in probate court Judge L E St John issued these marriage Carey O Willis 30 Conover mer and Miss Goldie V Deal IS TO THE POINT Andrew Jacob was killed at Lorain when a steam shovel dumped two tons of cinders on him Sir William James Herschel dis- coverer and developer of the system of identification by linger prints died in London Toledo has been chosen as one of the oats supply centers of the federal government A million bushels will stored there The of Sunset which will be composed men from all points west of the Mississippi river has arrived at camp near New York The Sunset Division is expected to go abroad in time io participate in the next spring offensive MARRIED HAPPINESS FAMILIES ARE BROKEN UP BECAUSE OF NERVES Doctors claim a man or woman Iron in such con- with sarong nervous system has complete control oi happiness It ies only those who are played out by overwork worry excesses and thoughtless dissipation that are quarrelsome and disappointed in A KAYS SON AND RETAIL ti Cigars Tobacco and g Candies Soda g Corner and Water SU S Corner Wayne and Wood Sts 01 nervousness because it contains the vital elements of and Phosphorous and powerful table extracts the very food help the nervous system must have if we are to correct degenerate muscles j life Do not condemn them their i that sleeplessness and tired all in nerves are starved they are feeling lack of energy ambition and ed of life and energy and no thought cheerfulness is given to supply them with food iron gets at the root of nerve energy to make them calm these troubles because it feeds the strong and j blood and nerve centers it does this The foolish of nerve force naturally and persistently and turns a cheerful happy person to the not fail to strengthen your vitality grouch that accounts for separations Be sale and frOm to damages for Lena Rev R H Dunaway neglect of crops etc It is claimed Jonathan Bair 47 farmer and that the chickens destroyed the I Mrs Angie Mast 42 both of Troy Fred Wilson colored died crops day evening at five o'clock at the home of his mother Mrs Elizabeth Wilson after an illness of several months He was forty-one years of age Besides his mother he is vived by two sisters and two Mrs George F Bowls of Piqua Joseph Ehlen of Chicago Chas Wilson and Philip Wilson both of this The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence 816 West Water street Rev Bass of Dayton will conduct the Burial in Forest Hill etery Squire Cyrus McCurdy In her petition Mrs Doll says j that there is due her for ering that the defendant ed on the place and tracked dirt on the porch and pavement to the ex- tent of destroyed and garden to the extent of while his dog killed 90 chickens valued at In the answer the defendant denies all of the allegations The plaintiff's witnesses Charles Pearson Elmer bert Shaneyfelt R M Evans The witnesses for the defense Charles Pearson Walter Pearson S Furnas B Wilson and J Brown I OHIO HAPPENINGS W C T U Elect Officers Springfield O Oct 26 REGARDED AS ENEMIES Property of German Allies to Taken Over by Government Washington Oct of subjects of Bulgaria Turkey and tria in the united States will be seized together with Germany's j erty A Mitchell Palmer alien Erty announced Palmers decision regards Bugaria Turkey and Austria as enemies although United States has never formally dared war against these three of Germany Bulgaria Turkey and Austria vast stores of war supplies in States These as in the case so energy and renew the efficiency of mind Nature requires aid and Special insure doctors I and their patients getting the I nine Iron we have 1 in capsules only Do not allow dealers to give you tablets or pills In of an order of the Miami w ucu Florence D of Columbus was of the German property will be at re-elected president of the Ohio by Palmer's new Union at The dividends from their i For sale by Co in Probate Court of Miami County j und leading druggists Ohio 1 will offer for sale at public j auction the 24th day of ber 1017 at 2 o'clock p m on the j premisses the following described real estate situated in the County Miami and State of Ohio and in the City of Piqua Ueing feet front 142 feet deep and being the j northeast part of In-lot No in j Johnson and Jackson's west tion to said city House No 1121 West High USED CARS 1 1014 Six Touring 1 Roadster 1 1017 Touring 1 191 Kord Touring 1 Coupe rn condition 1 Touring Six t 1 Maxwell Touring All cars overhauled and in good condition Money refunded it cars not as represented BROS 119 N ST I an's Christian Temperance Union the business session of the fourth annual convention of the The other officers all whom were re-elected Mrs to the ments will be turned over treasury department for investment in future liberty loans Any sort of property belonging to or vice president Mrs viola D Romans to of Columbus corresponding FOR SALE SLIGHTLY USED PIANOS you are thinking of buying a Piano or Piano it will pay you to inspect them and secure our price before buying elsewhere Sale at 615 N Main street opposite Auto Inn after- noons from 2 to 5 o'clock Mrs Geo Bauer in charge who will demonstrate them 5 J H CLARK Case Settled The damage case of Preston J Justice against the Adams Express Company scheduled to be heard Thursday in the common pleas court was compromised The plaintiff had tary Mrs Sara K Meredith of ton recording secretary Mrs Emma Loomis of Berea assistant recording secretary and Mrs Florence Jaite of Boston treasurer Slayer In Solitary Confinement Elyria O Oct of the of Mary Kocher pretty Lorain sued to recover for the loss of O C former a trunk which was shipped from a town in Virginia to Piqua but which was never delivered to him nonmilitary in nature it will be re- turned at the end of the Whether property belonging to un- naturalized enemy aliens residing in this country will be seized depends on a decision from the president Pending this it be touched street appraised at Hundred Dollars Terms of j Cash MARY B CLARKE J Administratrix of the estate of Cyrus J Gillum deceased i J HARRISON SMITH 1 Laths and Lumber and Sills all moot our for in every l{ wouldn't to sell tho rails oi one sort and fall down on another is to with our i lumber and a tr will prove that we do so J A Shade Manager Both Phones No 31 The Lbr Co South St and South Avc PIQUA OHIO SOLDIERS HEAR BRYAN railroad detective was into Elyria jail by Sheriff Whitney who arrested him at Garrett Ind ley was placed in solitary of s Boost All the offices in the court house were closed at noon day to permit the officials to get out and work in the final drive for the Liberty loan All of the officers and their spent the entire afternoon in boosting the loan and before ing they had succeeded in securing j a large number of subscriptions Probate Court Items In probate court Thursday Mary B Clark administratrix of the tate of Cyrus J Gilium against liam Gillum was granted permission to sell the the mob violence Threats been numerous since the Kocher girl's mutilated body was found under a clump of bushes on a lonely road near Lorain two weeks ago Sunday Shows Held Illegal Cleveland Oct shows movies vaudeville or are il- legal in Ohio This is the ruling of j Delivers Address From Steps Ross County Courthouse Chillicothe O Oct of conscript soldiers and officers at j Camp Sherman heard William Ton Bryan deliver two patriotic ad- dresses in the Y M C A building after military officials prohibited him from advocating wide prohibition and woman suf- frage in speeches within the camp Telegrams sent to General Glenn commandant at the camp and to of War Newton Baker failed to the necessary permission and former secretary of state delivered peals in affirming the judgment or the lower courts in the case of Wm Standen of Medina Standen was fined for operating a movie on Sunday Judge decision holds the state law forbidding theatrical or dramatic entertainment a law enacted before the movies came into existence BONE-DRY Better Groceries You'll always find pure fresh groceries here Our greatest pleasure is to please our customers Fruits and vegetables in season at prices low This is the store where price and quality count Judge Leighley of the court prohibition and suffrage speech to the soldiers in an address on the steps of the Ross county courthouse two miles camp The addresses here completed Bryan's tour of Ohio in the interest of prohibition and suffrage He en- tered the state at Dayton last Men day night and delivered addresses in 15 towns and cities to approximately people In all of his addresses with the exception of those at Camp Sherman he advocated state-wide pro 4 Auto Driver Drowns Ironton O Oct Rose a taxicab driver of Huntington W was drowned in the Ohio river at Grove under peculiar circumstances He ran a touring car down the Coal Grove grade to cross the river on the ferry boat but iris brakes refused to work and the car dashed over the float into the river woman suffrage ami the chase of liberty loan bonds policeman Held For Murder Middletown O Oct Ab- bie Short was shot and killed abroad Arch Holland policeman has been ar- j rested Officers say Holland went tc her home and asked Mrs Lulu land to withdraw a warrant and that a quarrel followed Ordered Abroad Chattanooga Tenn Oct Johnson president of Uie league has been ordered to report immediately for war service n France he stated in a telegram here cancelling a speaking engagement It is understood the baseball baron will be connected with the intelligence de- R D LINE Phone 807 H rr Veteran Editor Dead Circleville O Oct O Harden of is dead aged 175 Mr Harden was editor of the i News and presi- dent of the Ninetieth O V I mental association j Woman Killed by Car Columbus Oct woman killed a street car here was identified Cornelia Marot 48 wife of John Attention Wear U Well Shoes ment Shoes from factory to you No increase in price on account of the war In the same room with Detroit Dry-Clean and Dye Works Phone 479 Open Evenings Until 8 m N Main St The Best in DAIRY WILEY'S Bone-dry prohibition is a Federal enactment it is notice served by Congress on the people of Ohio and other states NOT having prohibition that any state adopting prohibition of manufacture or permit its own people to continue procuring liquors for their own personal use from other states IOWA HEEDED THE WARNING AND DEFEATED PROHIBITION A curtailment of individual freedom a con- by the individual for himself or by others for him 1 that he cannot be trusted to control his indulgence in a human desire that for the individual himself or for others restrictions are necessary BONE-DRY 1 An absolute denial of the freedom oi the in- dividual to even the use of drink in his own home or in his club compulsory total abstinence enforced by inal law a subversion of the will of a free people by a law not of their own making Ohio courts will have no voice in construing the meaning of the Reed ry law if its application to Ohio is brought about by the adoption oi Federal courts and Federal officers are supreme under the Reed law they have an absolute monopoly in the matter of its enforcement The League or the Ohio Dry Federation or subsequently call itself would supply the army of paid spies that the enforcement of bone-dry an abomination to decent would gather all the hated minions hungrily seeking an e make A bout t c 1 tee 101 1 foi no a bit of to it would flock the busybodies spit reason at all wishing to make trouble for a neighboring family Bone-dry prohibition has but to be understood to be found in the defeat ot m wmu iu A i i found in the expressed will of the people of Oh o m 1912 when they declai el for license and regulation and from which policy steadfastly fused to be Bone-dry is oppression of a kind even Puritanism dared not at- tempt Bone-dry is not temperance Bone-dry is intolerance Vote NO on prohibition Nov I H Advertisement
