New Spring Neckwear at White Adams Shop
White Adams at 425 Race Street, opposite the Arcade, offers spring neckwear priced from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars. The display highlights lightweight ties and linen scarves for the season.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
6
White Adams at 425 Race Street, opposite the Arcade, offers spring neckwear priced from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars. The display highlights lightweight ties and linen scarves for the season.
Preparations complete for the fortieth annual banquet of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick on Tuesday March 17 in the Business Men's Club main dining room. Speakers include M T Corcoran John C Gallagher Joseph P Kealy and Rev Levi Gilbert with T J Sullivan and others as singers and Bellstedt orchestra providing music. A pre banquet meeting will be held next Saturday with a skit Seing Ireland in a Jaunting mobile and rehearsals planned for the coming week.
Prof Wiley argues sea foods are highly nutritious and vital to diet. He notes sardines and herring offer great value, with notable Norwegian tins in olive oil and the Crystal Sea brand praised for quality. Rainbow Kippered Herring is also highlighted as a breakfast favorite and appetizing.
A recital will be held in the Woman's Club rooms on March 21 featuring recitations and sketches by Metropolitan College of Elocution and Dramatic Art pupils. Admission by invitation. Alpha Chapter Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority presents The Japanese Girl next Friday in the Odeon under Miss Mathias with assistants Miss Hensel Miss Alma Sterling and Miss Alice Davis.
Mrs. Cora B. Miller reports spending 125000 dollars to provide free treatment for women with female diseases or piles. She claims over a million women have used the remedy and continues the offer, mailing a 50 cent home remedy and a book to applicants at Miller Building in Kokomo.
Salvation Army Nursery at 429 East Third street reported a three week old baby left Friday morning by a woman who claimed to be its mother. The woman gave the name Mrs Arthur Morton of 1612 Eastern avenue and promised to return but did not. Police found no such address and seek to locate the frail 22 year old caregiver.
The Cincinnati Art Club schedules its fifth lecture at the Linton Hotel on Monday evening March 16. Ralph Adams Cram of Boston will discuss Christian Art, with focus on church architecture. His work includes a Pittsburg church costing 500000 and St James Church in New York valued at about 1000000. He chairs architectural education and finance committees at the American Institute of Architects and advises Princeton University on long term development. He holds fellowships in the Royal Geographical Society and the AIA and serves on multiple architectural boards and societies.
John W. Beatty reports advisory committees in London Paris and Munich selected 173 paintings for the Carnegie Institute international exhibition in April. Notable contributors include Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema Alfred East John M Sargent Jose Villegas Igancio Zuloaga Gaston La Touche and John Lavery. The Norwood Art Club met March 2 to discuss cartoons and cartoonists and the Cincinnati Art Club announced a March 28 exhibit with nearly 100 canes on display.
Circuit Court reversed a defendant's judgment in an accounting suit involving 2006 Reading Turnpike Company shares. The sisters allege trust transfer to Frank W. Brown, while Brown claims an absolute transfer to satisfy a debt. Brown must account for dividends and sale proceeds, with a net amount of 1994.18 owed as of October 3, 1907.
In Common Pleas Court John W. Ballmann sues Louisa O'Dell as administratrix for 100000 alleging services for William J. O'Dell from 1901 to 1907 in brokerage and estate work. George J. Baker sues Ballmann for 1475 over a stock collateral dispute involving Kaiser. District court actions also include damages claims from Myrtle M. Ellis for a Windhorst store fire injury and Nannie Weber against Vitt for 10000 over disparaging remarks. Multiple attorneys listed.
Street Jewelers is to be presented to the grand jury on Monday for a new indictment. The accused had eluded capture at that time but was recently arrested.
John Frederick Schneeberger sues Hauser Brenner Fath Co for 15000 damages alleging his left hand was mutilated while operating a band saw on December 30 1907. Chester R Shook represents plaintiff.
Probate notes show Leopold Hilb leaves $100 each to Hebrew Union College Jewish Hospital Home for the Jewish Aged and Infirm and United Jewish Charities of Cincinnati and the Jewish Orphan Home of Cleveland. Sophia Lazarus gets 2000 and a life interest in Rockdale Avenue property, then Jennie Weiler inherits the residue of about 25000. Other estates listed include Lydia J. Cohrs and admin actions for Nellie Falquer and others.
Rose Betz seeks alimony from William Betz age 18 who earns eight dollars weekly and an injunction to stop guardian Bertha Kutler from distributing 165 dollars bet for Betz. Lizzie Pfeffer sues for divorce and name restoration to Lizzie Piener. Mary Culbert seeks divorce from Pulaski Culbert for cruelty. Joseph Young seeks divorce from Mary Young for gross neglect. Attorneys listed: Orebaugh Lykins Culbert and Martin.
United States Court hears an injunction bid by the Beer Drivers' Union of St Louis No 43 to stop International Brewery Workers from challenging the St Louis local charter. The case centers on two rival factions claiming ownership of the 600 to 700 member union and control of property valued at 50 000 dollars. Judge Thompson issued a temporary restraining order to halt actions risking the charter and property title.
Judge Swirg ordered an attachment yesterday against Ulysses L. Evans for failure to pay alimony. William R. Hughes of Cincinnati Plating Company assigned assets of 2500 dollars to Henry G. Hauck. Kelley and Hauck filed in Insolvency Court a schedule showing George J. Quehl & Co. liabilities of 11811.27 dollars.
Mrs. Jennie Haas wife of Charles Haas wholesale cigar maker of 3570 Washington avenue was arrested Friday night after an auto crash that killed Louis Kleine chief inspector for the county engineer. She was arraigned in Police Court with no attorney. requested a continuance and the case was set for March 19. Bond was set at 1500 dollars.
The Board of Public Service yesterday denied Ringling circus permission to use the Hunt street dump for an exhibition on May 6. The board had already allocated the grounds for that date.
The 100 page work claims undisputed cures in many cancer sites and explains causes, patient care, and steps for bleeding pain and odor. It promises a valuable role in treatment and offers a free copy to interested readers. Address Dr. L. T. Leach Box 131 Indianapolis Indiana.
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