The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-04-14
JUDGEDYERUPHOLDS|
BANKRUPT'SRELEASEI
Objection Filed Against Sam N.
Drew-24 Other Dis
charged.

Federal Judge David P. Dyer yes
terday withheld the bankruptcy re-
lease of Samuel n. Drew of Campbell,
when it was made known in the Dis
trict Court that an objection to his
release would be filed by noon. Judge
Dyer substituted an order in the court
making it obligatory upon those OBJ
jecting to Drew's release to put up a
bond of $50, and the case was referred
to Oscar A. knehans as special
master.
Twenty-four bankrupt petitioners
whose affairs have been adjudicated
by Referee Knehans We're released by
Judge Dyer yesterday, and today the
Judge will take up the case of B. F..
Hopper of Campbell, in which a ques-
ton of Federal homestead law will be
tried.
Hopper and his wife own so acres
of land. The title to 80 acres rests
with his wife and the home stands on
her portion of the land. Hopper main-
tains the 80 acres to which he has
title constitute his homestead. The
Judge will have to decide whether or
not his claim is valid.
Those who. were released from
bankruptcy are as follows: Jerry B.
Russell, William J. Morris aid Mary
c. Morris, of Hayti; John w. Harri-
son, Bloomfield; c. l.. Storrs, Ad-
vance; Wolf Khouri, Charlottesville;
Louis G.. O'Neal. Lakewood; Morris D.
Miller, Senath; Peter A. Desgranger,
Morehouse; East Side Pharmacy Co.,
Kennett; Edward o. Sexton, Canalou;
A. VI. Meade, Handles; Aga J. Flent-
ge, Cape Girardeau; Odin A. Culbert-
son, Dexter; William o. VinsOn, New
Madrid; S. l.. Burrus, Grandin; Ernest
7. Fowler, Ashelville; A. c. Goodrich,
Naylor; Frank w. Gale, Marquand;
Richard Dodd, Fornfelt; William
York, Hayti; William T. Griffith, New
Madrid; c. F. Orchard, Eminence; and
Edward Gillen, Charlottesville.
The civil docket of the District Court
was taken up yesterday morning.
T. J. Clark, Thomas Lail and w. ].
Seagraves were named bailiffs and
were sworn into service.
Four new attorneys were introduced
TO the Federal bar and enrolled, as
follows: On motion of Allen L.
Oliver, George Hogan was enrolled;
on motion of Sen. T. F. Lane, Capt
Wilson c. Balm was enrolled, and on
motion Of o. A. knehans, John !.
Sample and o. V. Sud were enrolled.
The following are the civil pro-
ceedings:
Lloyd England, rec, VS.. Annie NJ.
Phillips ct al; deposition for inter-
pleader filed.
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co.
VS.. A. W. Greer Lumber & Untertak-
ing Co., and VS.. L. T. Metz; answer
filed, case continued on stipulation
filed.
Citizens Trust Co., rec, VS.. A. w.
D. Wiss ct al; continued by consent.
United States VS.. st. Louis, Kenneth
& Southwestern Railroad Co.; on mo-
ton to vacate Judgment of October II,
1915, sustained and new Judgment
entered for plaintiff for penalty of
800 and costs upon each count.
Lloyd England, rec, VS. Murray
Phillips ct al; continued by consent.
J. F. Fordon, trustee, VS.. Silas Ro-
senfeld; continued by consent.
SikeSton Mercantile Co. VS.. Pierce
Oil Corporation; the defendant mo-
ton to make amended petition more
definite and certain; argued and sub
mitted.
Coco Cola Co. vs.. A. R. Beard; by
consent final decree for compromise
entered in conformity with order for
preliminary Injunction.
B. r. William VS.. L. S. Cooperage &
Handle Co.; answer filed upon stipu-
iatiOn Of parties; judgment for plain |
tiff entered in sum of $500 and costs, |
and execution stayed till further order |
Of court.
First National Bank of Cape Girar-
deau VS.. National Surety Co.; cross |
filed by respective parties
for production of documents.
SHIP SCHADE GIRLS BODY.