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Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 12

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in tit try Vn, MAY RELEASE SHERWOOD Stock Salesman's Qase May Not Be Continued Calyary: (atfild To Present King Tut Lecture May 27 BQGUnTQGK Allegedly Sold To Pochard And Others In Owen Tire Co. Thai Frnnlv Shenvood, Clove land, slock snlcsnnii McgcA to have sold alleged worthless stock in Ute Ow.cn Tiro Rubber of Glovchind, to jTnmil lomnns, wiH.bo^ccd.jof chnige of obtaining imoijox, under, fnlsd pro i elisions was mcticnteil today More thW ono month, Sherwood -was ihs principle figure Jn a sensational, preliininnrv trial ill mil- I tutipab court lie was arraigned on a warrant by J. Poclinid, former proliibifion ngcnt, vsho claimed Sherwood sold lnm of flio so called slock i i J3 Katilz, municipal ccjurl judge, continued Ilio cliargo on plea Pochard's altoinoy who asked for m'oider that booki the cojnpaijy aught bo introduced as eu dencc. Judge Kaulz released Shor vood on Ins personal bond At the lime of thoi'continuancB it TVBS agreed that Sherwood, -was to appeal again for hcaung on liny 15 or anv date thai timo al Ihe call of the court Judge today said thai nt lornoys for tbo prosecution hnd not i asked for a re-opening of the case i i ''The cdnrt mll'grant a rcasona Wo timo for the caso to bo ic- opened," Judge Kant? said todaj, "and then, if no 1 action, taken the 'Iiekols foi Ihe lecture by Mrs Robcij Hughes Turner al Ihe Prcs- ijlcnan phuich Tuesday night of test week, at 15 have been tlined ins lo 'locld's stationery, nd will bo on silo there beginning oilay A record ciovid is lo nl- cnd (lie lertuic on (he now fntiiJiis Mis, '1 i was in ttjpt al Ihe time Ihe opening Prevent Disease "An ounce of prevention Is worth a pound of euro There is no place In lifo where this old familiar could he'so vitally and beneficially applied as in the matter of our daily food ration a little thought, aiKPattontion (fo selection la' simple' Healthful niuch A Illness and sufforing could be prevented Learn how proper foods prevent disease by' reading suc- jCial food articles each Monday The Hamilton Evening Journal JWJioo Sherwood ivns 'arrested in his sit $40,000 Ho was uuablo to furnish bond and was jailed Later Ins bond jwas reduced aiid, after tho continuation he was released on hjs owu YEARS, DIVORCE- Saving- been mirnoil for Almost' twenty jcais, Mnry papier, bf-HamilfoX Sued William for divorce in common pleas court Saturday, '(Extreme ciuclly, claiming Hint her Inisbnml struck hci I'jvHh his. oflcu threatened -to kill hei, is alleged by the wife for divorce is (ho petition that restiiirneuY thb lijisTjond will 1 dispose ot money holdings in tbo First National bank in tho nnmo their oldest daughter OMio Nap ior.

i asks that a lestrnm jng order bo issued piev6nlmg the husband from wfthdrawmg the raouey. there, mo five children, nil fanners, custody the mother seeks, Alimouj is also sought bv the wife of the tomb. He gudst of ler father, the minister to Egypt llrs, Turner v.Sa ope the peopjc to ohfain fust and authenlio views of! the fomb, and her lecture is considered one oC Hie best on Tut. Cahary Guild oE (he Presbyterian church is presenting Ihe lee turcr, "nil urge Hie public fo at- MANY ENM CONCERT DAMAGEFROM STORM Slight In City Is Report, Houses Rook, Trees Blown Down Compantively little dama oporfed tliioughout tho md cily At o'clock Ibis morning Inmilton was MSitod. by probably he most severe thunderstorm he season Hojiscs rocked on'their 'oundntions in tho residential see- ions nnd water flooded streets and gutter was county Limbs were blown from nnd fences ind sign boaidi nere damaged Littlo damage wis by the district telephone company 5 A Heath, in his report to the staled that at his home he lainfall totaled 028 an inch, whilo in Litidenvvald Ihe lamtal 1 ct, aa inch This, he si (I, wns possible in ares" in slouus such ai Hamilton last night Hail Storm A small hail sjoim wns also re porltd by Mr.

Hculi, although (ilccl thalf comparfilwely i vus caused by the' hail Citj oil the job Presented I 6 E. At Regent OFFICIALS SEE ARE GOING TO OTHER COFFERS THREE FORECLOSURE SUITS FIED 5 Marcns Goodman, today fill suits in common picas cjur seeking the foreclosure of mortgages Powell Croslej, 0 51 Cnrr John J. Rico are named flcfcndan in the fust suit Mbieh seeks lo closo a inoitgago for $iOO 00 Mr, Goodman names Powell Cros ley, Charlotte Croslcv, Junes Courtuoj, John Tice, Bcn- liamin, lionise Tioe, Maithn. bchiff, Waller Adsit, Benjamin and Edwnid Rico and James Dint gins ip Iho second ioiccloauru suit -pinch is for $1250 78 The third suit file by Mr Goodman asks tho foreclosure of mort gngb in the sum of agngist Powell Croslcy, Charlotte Croslcy, Llllio Long, Louis E. Early, Kale Early and Morion Briston.

OETZ ESTATE Lizetla is nppoinled in pro bale coiut as executrix Iho ealnlo the lale William cstimiting the eslato lo he worth Ibis morninjg clea" ij vvieck ago caused by Iho I A nnd ivind loim of early Ibis IaL.es 0 Toole, cleJ.iM sup Josoph.B. ECI ice direclor, iiu'e an aulomo- lour Iho city Knb inoining nnd found trees' Wow down all of the eity. the lamngo was in the O'Toolo rcpoits Hint Ilio light sjslem held up well nnjc" the liravy irind DELAY LIOHTS ON SECOND STREET Woid was received todaj by Jo 13 Mojors, service ducctoi, from Uio Johns Electrical compniiy, lhat shipment ofymatenal is hcing delajcd and that woik on installation a boulevard lighting system 011 Second sheet will bo held up Tho olcclrical contractors say, that work is begun it will bo mailed lo nn early completion. The members of the Golden Rule chs" (ho Ttrst chuith nnd their earnest nnd eapablo teacher, ss Unrel DoA ou, aro i active nnd hav sponsored many intere (ng affairs, but none rnoro interost or cnjovablo than the entertain mcht given by the conceit company, Cincinnati, la-t evening the Miss Emma Treoncka, Miss Wilkins and Misa Margaret Rad cllffe, a trio of, charming artists ap penred on the excellent anil 'well chosen program Jhss JVccricks proved very vei satilc, appearing as violin 1st, and composer, for tho last.two numbers on the program were cro ditcd to bei Her numbers were all well rpceived and enjojed Miss Elma was an lent pianiste, and able and svmpa thetie accompanist, placing her dif ficiilt numbers with cnso nnd skill Readings Enjoyed. Miss Maigaict oC the Soluister Atarliii school, Cincinnati, substituted for Miss I leaner Mny Hamilton, who was ill Looking at- trnotivc a frock silver blue georgette, possessing an engaging porsonnlifj, a well modulated ai)d ninikcd ability, as a leader she won tho instant favor of Ihe audicnco and responded to several encore 1 Miss Elizabeth Ann Harbit, Hamilton, as an unheralded at traction, was welcomedwith, enthusiasm, and gave two delightful a charming 1 manner She is very chatming, wilhout a (race self consciousness, and possessing poise befitting one ranoh older i timing the intermission, Miss Rulh a short talk on bphnlf of tbe class, thanking all who nnd aided in the siicccvss of the un dortakmp An cnthusiasho and appreciative audience enjoyed the interesting I Sweeping Raids Made Following a Prohibition Men Assist i Like a bombshell) the news buist upon 'Major Howard I) Kollv late (foist niormng that squads of prohibition agents fiom Major William btow.ait's Jcoutt, at Monroe, swopfied down upon Hamilton today and made wholesale ar rests in liquor raids Visions to bo collected by the Jlon- from Hie liquot cuses vv ere enlarged invlho nnnds of oity officials who vufBiu (he last week have reduced the police force and a admonished officeis to trap violators in order that ight bo added lo the depict cd safety budget Rumois vveie in ciiculation, when ilaws of tho inids spicad to city hall that thcio will bo loud lumbhngs from the Mayor's office Moudav morning or before that time and that a general verbal shake up bo staged by the chicC executive Simultaneous i Iho inids by tho force, Ihe mayor, in con- fctcnco with newspaper men, salt that thero would be no more lav offs of policemen today, "but a thiee or four' would piobably be lemporanlv removed Monday.

Might Prevent Lay off 1 Judging fiom iccent fines ul lectcd in Mayor btevvait's coui tbo rgimdup hero will result in al least several Ihousands of dollais being added to Ihe alrendy bulging treasury of the Monr9o village II is ciled lhat thousand dol lars hcio would mean ptolonging oJ Ihe jobs of at least three 01 foni policemen 'Iho semi monthly paj oil the police dopailment is $3, iOO and it (he squads in ho iieighboiiiood of tliat anlpiipt Secreting inlen.jipn of their raids Monroe Uquor law enfpicoment. ficeis in spec dy aiiloniobilcs tlioir duveMicro i i i i ng Kcgglai officers of (l(o diy laws violators in funds might bo added S''" f1 TV rY ''ir 'l? 'J By; Friday 5 i -i CCjUiity recorder neare-rjtp place eyes fell upon couit re mCorced liy state officers impolicy! fron; Columbus plans Ibc laids nfadc Survey Made First Thai a "caieiul of made Erb, couftty recorder ind foyiiei saved Wjl- liam Svvain, of CJ of; 1,101 East High sheet, death by dioSvmng Mia.mi nnd Eno cnna! lalo luliliij afteinoon tho litdge on Fr street at shoitly past'noon raided had been by a squad of advance men -was indicated in the method of 1 flio. laid. dclib- oiation and no laideis speeded to the charted, locations and conducted speedy searches Shoilly ntlci 9 30 A Ut tho laideia stained iiutho low ti Second tvard spAfl'riid- -Irlhreo bouses and placed six.nc- gioes uiidei artost Loading their pnsoneis in a sev en passengei lotuing cm the tin agents made tvvcl'quick trips lo Ihe jail, placetl ihoso nricstcd in custody of Rudy Laubach, shouff and huu led lo othct sections the city 16 make fiulher iftuls Make, Ten Raids Before II A Iho laiders liavclled inoio than lO'milos 111 different pnrls of the! oily and Imil inndo ten aids All of tho iniits weie not productive of oviduice am' several of the places tlio owners of the piopcrhes vveic dismissed. Quantities moonshine turned ovei by tbo raiders lo Shenti Laubath and mil be taken to Mon roe as evidence No stills were found Ihe Jiqnor Lci7ed was in pint and half piul bottles Olid vvab not seized in large quantities Robeit Beverage and Jat Hannah officcis fiom the court of Mayor Stewart were in of the raid Those Arrested Those w6rq i Pansey Ur Fib saw seveial lads playing lie CQnnl bitiik and is Im cam place eyes fel whose body Broking fiom i the 1 a', the cananjaiik.fKih gi'dbbcdHhe boy by his hair'aS 1 Ihe lad'was'smk-ing foi Jbo secqnd time IP 1 leamedUatei tho Swafti boy, plajmalts was ply ing ueaiHhe bank san(l and that in attempting lo tin can that hacj hecn Wen in tho tho lioy iell into the CODE FOR TRAFFIC PrqfDosed, By today, Are Made CONGESTION NEW STREET CARS TO ARRIVE HERE TUESDAY INJURIES; PROVE FATAL a Fdr City Leave Factory On May 23 i Six new ono man slieet cars, for service em the Hamilton city lines loft tho'faoloiv Si Louis, Mo, Frulav bound for Hamilton on Iho and 0 railioad lines The cms are expected, to icnch HamiHon Tuesday and tliey be placed in USD immediately it was icpoitcd Sntuidaj Authouty to jiuiohasp the cars was given GCOIRO fsohngcn, as receiver Ihe Cincinnati and Daj- ton traclion company iccchlly by the couit nppcils Authoiitj lo expend for the cais was gi anted An entry filed in court of appeals gives Mi Sohngen authority lo' borrow to pay foi the cars The fust Older is modified In an application seeking to bonow tho $.23,000 Mr Sohngen, thiough tbo company's altoinejs, Shotts Milhkin, sajs that he has $11,102 on liaiid.

Tho signed MoutgonRrv, 5 Daisey aveuuc, A ic Judge Wado Gushing, makes toria Tteu TRAFFIC WAR CONTINUES Officers, Spurred By-Mayor, Arrest Many 1 Charges On MEMORIAL SERVICE AT DARRTOWN Mcmonal day sen foe Mill he held at tho cenietoiy Saturday nfteinooii, May 11, at 1 10 o'clock, standard 1 if the-weather fa- vornblo and. iC a Ihe 'M. chuich Rev. J. "pastor of the United Picsbytcnan church, Hamilton will.deliver tho'acldrcss 'and the Boys' band of Oxford, will furnish Ihe music.

We Have Us Today Play Given By H. A. I. Class Of Lindewald M. E.

Church 'Whiskers'! Iho comedy given Friday night in the K. P. hall, on Noilh Second street, bv the A T. ohiss Liiulenwnlrl M. (H nhurcli proved most interesting and pleasing piny nnd M'ns enjoyed by nn unusnnlVv largo, nudionce.

The following bad parts in Ilio play: Mrs. txiuis Steinkamp, Mrs. A. A. Alvio Jone; George New kirk, Mrs F.inl.c Ivms, Mra Cicctmg, Miss Irene Frnzcr, Mrs.

firunner, Anna M. Roach and Emma Elcms Each member of the cast was congratulated for the splendid per fonnnncc. Following the main play of thi evening, Miss Mary Warr nnd Lena Uplon. gave a short comedy sketch "When Shall We Dine Automobile owliers, wbo minot traffic icgulations, continiie to feel tho effects of Mayor Hovvavd ICcllj 's ordct to pohco to bring all offenders. autoists were apprehended on clmiges of violating tinf -ic icgulations Tho clmiges ngamsl hose arrested langed fiom paiking on Ihe wrong sido of the sheet to miking an nuto at night without a nillight burning Patrolmnri Louis DodsoriLlcadpb- ice in making aircslg for traffic violators He signed wni-iauls foi John Nohiei, two charges; John Law son Willmins avenno, tccfynnn, Dan town, anil Hncvc, Dajlon Patrolmen Jones and Holdcn signed wnnanU A Thompson, 1200 Che-limb street and Charles Spurlin, street and Pnik avenue Arrest of Spurlmo vvns accom plished after a chase, Holdeti nnd Jones said diovc his ear on Iho walk lo cioss IhB budge ovei Ihe Miami.and Erie canal at.

Brand Boulevard The bridge is closed foi repairs. The officers, in an nuto, ended around Hcnslty avenno and atiestcd Spurlmo OH Grand Boulevaul Those who appeared iniinumcipal court lo answer the I raff ic charges were each the costs, 'VJ S5 E.EOEIVE PORTION OF SALE PROCEEDS Tho Peoples Loan nssa ciaiion, of Oxford, received bl as money due on a mortgage from the" sale of real estate beloiigin" to Elizabeth Funk. 'Eugene 'Funk 'is ndmihislrnlor of the cslate. (Continued on Page 11) Pythian Sisters To Initiate Ten A' class of If) candidates will ba initiated by Lone Star Pythian Sisters, at a meeting the P. halt tonight Visitors from Mlddletown, Oinciiinali and other nearby cities are expected to attend Refreshments will bo' served and a social hour will he enjoyed at the close of the ceremonies.

hy Appelato slipiilalion that the icceivcr shnll lot bo personally ImWe for the piy- iiont of Iho ceitifipales Edwards a Away Today, Burial On Monday Kalph Hammond son Chailes 4HO Hemy street, passed a at Ins homo at a oE injuiici siibtailicd thtee Mccks ago Mhen he fell fiom bi oji-le i i. Tbo lad Ma's slrupk on the henU he fell i I and it believed llml concussion of the biam icsulfcd, uHimalely causing his.dealh'. Ralph known and M.IJ TWO INJURED IN CRASH Auto Skids Into' Curb, Mrs. McDaniel Iniured lightly a Agnes McDaniel, 24 vears old, 6 South slrcet, was i lighl- ly uijuicd lale Friday afteinoon an automobile in which she iiding with her hnsbind south of Coko Otlo, skfdded nnd cia bed into a cuih, The car was driven her h'l band, Frank MpOanicl In Ins ultcmpt (o nglit the vvhic'b pnrocuinir wildly, MrDaiiiel applied the biaKcs loo ripulls, fluoiving Mis McDaniel against Ibe "lie ot Ihe cir Mcicv hospital it wont first fcaied lhat Mr-, a seriously injured internally ripottcd Oil" moining, d'oated lhat her condition isfactorj McDanicl Ihrown Hie''steeling wheel when the otruck the curb ind vvas bruised. Both Ihe rcnr vvhrcls oC ear were snapped oif RAN BENEFIT BOXING SHOW Mavor Howard Kelly today said that plans aic being pcifcctcd for staging a police benefit boxing here lo oblam funds for the safcIV department Tlio dale for the shovy has not 5 been set Botmg commissioners will go io Cincinnati next week, to Confer i Fiank Happotd, boding pro motel, who will piohably pnmote siiow rulnored totj.iy that city firemen ma be asked to woik a week without piy The mavor says no firemen vsill ibe laid off BKOWH AND DYER SHOWS IN HAMILTON NEXT WEEK Tho "Riovvn nnd shovvi, among Ihe best known on tbe icatl, como lo Hamilton next week under tho auspices of Plullipb company, No 24, Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias, nud will remain on the Dodsvvortll lot from Monday until fe.ildrdaj This show has tho reputation of being one of the biggest and cleanest on the road HIH STREET OANAL REPAIR Repairs made on the High street canal bridge nnd Iho budge is closed lo automobile linf fit All i i is now dirccled over the Dayton street or "Mnplo avcnin.

bridges populni ninoug his many inends in tho ncighboibood A shadow deep sonow was cast the neigh boihooil, anA tho bojs i vltom Hnlph used to ploj, went nboiit Iheir was bilSntly the IICMS of bis death was received He leaves lo nionin his loss, the bcicavcd falhci aul two sistcia niul a Inigc Qitclo of fricndg Ho ivns a menUici of (he Fust ehuieh Sunday sthool and loved bv all know him Funeral services wlll'bo held Mon day at 3 00 at the hjmic Mrs Chas Uejnolds, Fouifb sliect and Perilling avenue, Rev Jnmc Ucnnej, pasloi of Ihe Fust MethO dist Episcopal otficmlmg Interment Hill ba in Greenwood ccm cfcry I ncnds niny call Sunday einoon and evening and up lo the tune gf the funcinl SEEK OWNER OF STRAY LETTER The Jouinal lias hceu asked lo help find Iho pot son to whom ot lei, iceeived ajfcw dais ago at the iTaimUon Al A fiom oity in Russia, had been sent The lettei ivns mailed in nil en elope fiom the Hamilton indicating, that tho'vuilcr us onro Hamilton It js addles? I Kalin, caia'ot tho Hnniilton A seems to have ben wiillen bv someone nnmed A Jfepijka 'Iho lellei 11 vviitlcn Russian nnd it beais Rus inn stnnn id postmaika TO SELL, David Bevis, gnaidiau oL iin Jine Scott, is given authority by court cntrj lo sell pioperty belonging lo tbo cslate The cntr appoints liognii, Clmilcs Slon eker nnd Chniles Kehnt ns np praters. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA HOLD MEMORIAL qn Court Streets Has No Remedy At Says Mayor Kellv today UjTIjty Iraffio code When JMISJOIIS aiq made, ily 09111101! ityljp. nsk'ed to appeal 10 picacnl i a i pidnmnco ndi pass new legislation C'flngc, lion in Letlnin sfjicots '10 a genoial rotcst resulting (from this tie up as cicatcd the need ot new icgula- lons, aajs paiking automobiles C'ouit s(r'eetifrom lo 'ouith itreot tniibod, ilumeioua utomobilo smash lips Automobiles and large trucks aro liked on bnth sides Iho sheet aking it othei eais silclv tiavcl tbe stieel Tho 'ourt sliecl; tiaffio lain bns been he c)usa of cuticran moio lhaa 'lie a i but city have been inable lo clem up the tingle No Remedy at Law "I tlto sUuation on Couit tiect," Ihoirajor said todaj, "aud vull have to be remedied Police, loivevei are yinaulo to stop tbo im paiking as is no citj udiimnct covLimg tho paiking 'Jho nnd Couit sticct ncich int wianglcd this vvcck he Coiut slieet paiking problem Iho mavoi oidued tint Iho mer chniitl compel his tinck duvcrs lo inrk painllcl to thp or- ler is being paHially cuiricd out iVhon the new oidmance is duiftcd, i sajs, pintllel i i i )e the inlc Court slicct mriy he established as a one way btreel CHEST FUND NEAR $73,892 MARK Ihe Cqmimimfy Cheat fund pioathed lodaj -with Ihp addition of sub cuplions totalling $77J The new high nnrk is 802 10' Consideiable slill remains In lie dime bv Ihe special oonumllcn lieackd by Ijuciau Knhn, campaign chaiimati The Xommiftee hopes lo finish Ihis Mork by Iho end of 'ha ETHEL HALLEN SUES FOR DIVORCE Icn Jlnllen tndiu sited Uno oC IfnintUon, ioi divorcn, LOinmou plens coiut alleging as oc- ialion Tho wlCrt ctiiims nhtu hci husbnml tn- Mitety inrl a ocmlctl vntii 61 lie slic 'remonstrated. II husband to oci Ihe as- socmf tdns but prqimsc, lailcd fo Xeup She abandoned I' 1 i on March 17, 1021 sho slater linl absence for ovei tluce jcai nra grounds foi tho suit The rouplojlmve small child SERVES, JOHN DAWSON GIVES ADDRESS Pennnnqnt aud tempuiari inony is nekcd by Iho wii Tl Hamilton Council No Daughters of rhl pondiictctl memoiisl scrnfei for its departed Twelve nicmbcri cE tiic dt.r look pait in the con monies John Dnwsoh ivcrod the vu dress of Ihe evening and nlso jnf; sevcinl heuilif ill iolos Mig, Ida A led the ir prayti at the clbi it Ihe One plicnlio'i for memhcriliip vvns 'and millers oE line bu IUPSS ucro also Iransnc'i-d a pail of flio ending I THIS'IS THE EVENING JOURNAL'S DAILY MOVIE I ORE SHOW Cartls T. Zlcgler, Of Mich, Bales Manager.

'S 6Xr. Ziegler is vice president of sales for the i Hamilton Press and Machinery company, a company affiliated With the Hooven Owenn Eeiitach- ler 'company, of HamUton, His offlcef and thow of tho depart- of eagijiBfring are at De- trolt. i Mr. ono of the ablest Troown mbn In the prew and in Hamilton today ti8 plant of H. 'h I a' HW1EL GIRL- HEE- MAM 16 "WE NEXT To iM BILL OFFICE INSPECTOR, 1 CtoMB THE OF HAZEL LAST HIGHLY AtoT pNtV QHUHT THE by RE-SENTENCE Accoiding lo an filed in plcns icourt Saturday, Judge Waller Jliilan has 1C- mnnded the case of Gintncr ot Diford, lo the couit of Mayor LI Powell, Oxfoid, for re sen- lonce i i a fined for illlcgcd liquor laws Aflcr the had IICMI beard in pleas before Judge Hirhfl, it was decided tlifft thcio error the proceedings, in tint in affixing the sentence the a failed lo specif and made provision for nllownnce of! CO cents il'llay Toi each day Gintner was in jail FINAL Al John ot estate Kale dross, lale Oxford, filed a final account in probate (iourt shriVung a Inlance of $1,265 62 Hamilton's Weather 1 (By 'HEATH) yfslcrjay, 70 Minimum tost night, JO for the dn(e foi 1 (he rolldvvirig jcnrs: 192J IfllO Maximum Jl 87 4 flO 87 fl 16! fio Cl iPrecipilalion 1'or past 2A bourj OW (in Inch monj lies,.

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