Confers With Sheriff Who Objects To 'Those All-Night Affairs*—Epperson Reports Residents Of Vicinity ArousedAFirst revocation of a dance permit issued under the new law-which places him in control in Butler county, was made by Probate Judge Gideon Palmer Wednesday afternoon.License granted to Lincoln G. Geiger, colored, to stage a dance at White City park Sunday, July 2b, under auspices of the Pioneer kxige was revoked.Revocation was given to Sheriff Luther E. Eppeion at whose request it was issued.Judge Palmer announced* no more permite will be issued for affairs at White City park until Epperson notifies him that or*i i.: jsi'ht.*Shows Placard Epperson In going to Judge Palmer he;,* -i.k. «,i Lite piacums amerusing the dance which said “We go all nito long,“I don't mind clean affairs, picnics and the like, at While City park when I know that order will be maintained'* Epperson said. “I will not stand for these all night affairs*”41 We went in there Tuesday nightand seized homo brew and liquor*'E person said*Judge Palmer indicated that if ho had been advised of the ban on White City park, the license would never have been issued.Up in Arms”“People down there are up in arms/' Epperson aaid, speaking of persons living near the park” and they are entitled to as much protection na anyone else.11White City park became notoriety several years ago when a number of young girls, minors, were brought iuto juvenile court. They hud left their homes and rented an uptown room-In juvenile court, they told of nightly visits Co White Citv whorethey danced, played the slot machinesana drank liquor.Mrs. El In Westfall, 720 Maple nve-ftue and William (Pat) Giudolph, said to be owners of the park, were brought in and convicted 0f contributing to juvenile delinquency.Judge R. S. Woodruff imposed sentence* but agreed to remit pan of the fmes in condition that the park be closed ami kept closed,Circulate Petition Meanwhile Mrs. Westfall was inched up for alleged violation of the anti-narcolJc law and is now servinKn sentence at Marysville on that charge.Richardson, former proprietor of Hotel Lee, Monument avenue 1 Wlt;)0d street said that a stockcompany Wa3 being organised to convert White City parh jnto a coioredamusement resort.Persons living in thp virtmHupark are said to be circulating a .petition protesting against thiB being done.Denial that an event of any kind was planned at White City Park by t.ie Ancient United Knights and Daughter of Africa, was issued by Mrs. Margaret Harris, most excellent queen of King .Solomon Council, Hamilton. There is no ° Pioneer Council” or the order here, she said, as was* stated on placards announcing a party at the park. She was at a Ic^s to explain how the mnno of the organization, came to bo iw.v in connection with the proposed event.Byebeb;inIZZY OPERATESIN GOTHAM-NOTIN HAMILTONFamous Dry Sleuth And As-sociates Invade Thr aty Fern ClubS’!bjdrinofthm;esbrFtthmbebecoP*mNEW' YORK, Julv 23—(A P) Izzy T.insteuj,, prohibition agent Qf guises cvxtmordiuaiy, luis,' of course, long been an actor, but. now he's gone and posed nr, one, much to ttc dislike of thirsty members of the iirofcssioh and the Fern Club,Representing himself as EthelbcK San ter re, a legitimate actor at liberty, Izzy g0t himself elected member of an establishment in the Roaring Forties wit a clientele confined to recognized members of the rhciuncnl profession.Yesterday he introduced Muo ■Sanith and two other Federal agents.1 hey re actors too,- said i„y. bet ’em up.Came forth four whiskies at sixtySr,aChi n%[ZZy te,U ^ ad forth-/th Charles Burns, manager of thcjuo, and a waiter wore arrestedNo sooner had employes and’pa-turns* of the club recovered from theirsurprise than In walked one of thrclubs sources of suppry with a halfgallon jug. Ho too was arms ted.pirn\v\thraofdtinsiipeInhofTEdward Buell, 22b South B street,IwT truck of the HamiltonB.vciagc Co., from which the samples of beer were taken recently, said. ,v at he li;id just driven thejmck inlo the ,d1/’y by t|lc? Moose home when three men in * Ford sedan drove jj|,They showed their badges nS FederalerC.daesGlt;toGr