Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES i If 4 i LYRIC 15 and 1 P. H. S. Eliminated By Greenfield; ironton Five Defeats Athens Team SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924 CARL LAEMMLE pmenta in a dazzling story or the Younger Set Merchants Meet Monday Night One of the biggest meetings since organization-was-formed months ngo IB plnmied for evening by. the Retail Merchants' Association.

Secretary George W. Woodward lias arranged a chicken supper 'nt Hlks' Club at 6 o'clock, after which there will be music and 3 trade talk. Mor- who Inland to be present not yet sent In i reply jfftrd should do so nt once. The program is us follows: 6 00 Supper--Chicken and Trimminire. 6 So Music--Chester Higg-les rmrt Jj-Pete Lruideman.

d'Ja Imjxjrtant Business Program. 7:00 Albert "Value of Iho Send in your card right now so lhat can pick your chicken. Staging a I Membership Drive Eleven applications were favor- balloted upon and one candidate, William Schwenker, wns given degrce work at the weekly mooting of Portsmouth Camp, Modern of America, last, night. Special Pearl Taylor of Cliilllcolho here in the inteerst of memlicr- Jshlp campaign and was I I fiin bringing In the large numbei- Beat Evangelical Team The C'lny Township School live won fast game last night over the First Evangelical Church team by ii score of 23 to 17. The Knme was featured by tbe clever tnnni woik nnd passing of the CIny hoys.

The winners have won seven gomes nn-1 lost one. They would to Ueiir from some of Ihe junior teiimg of the county, especlnfly tbe Sciotovilie eighth Rrnde tenm. For games phone 5302-X. The Clay Yeniscr R. Noel L.

Xoei Collins Wigcr Field Goals First Evangelical FiF I.nntTrr r.F Jones I', UG Hubert Hlgglns Yciiger 'A, II. Noel .1. L. Noel 3, Colins 3, Laufter Jones 3, Hubert S. Fouls Xoel '2, Collins 1, Junes 1- Uoferce Collins.

I Billy Lcc, is the nnmc pivtn to the born recently to Mr. (ind Mrs. O. Ij. Carroll, (Ella Tiptorv) Auburn avenue, Bciotuvillc.

A ilnnghier wns born Friday to Mr. Mrs. George T.intz. of Lncnsville. This is their first daughter.

Tiiry have seven sane. Mr, Phillips 9s II! Wiih Bronchitis Onthlotk i i denn nf tho fa- mo us Hninmor Chili and one of pioneer residpnTH of is ill i bronchitis llio linmc of his Krnl Sclnvjirtz. of IHTJ Third RH'BPt. Be your own rent to YnurscU 1 I Builci Wim Saving's 9 ou may noi he id I i i i i i i But let us won! of a i i iire ready before a i i i i Tlio people i i i i i i i i i i I I I i i-i i i arc I xi'-ople nn: I i r.n Tiifu is i i i 't ii i i i i i i i i i and our invest i. so, or y.ju a i i i to I home.

Miiry Louise, is the imme -riven the l.cnp Venr linby born yesterday to Mr. imil Mrs. Hichnrd Smith. 1-126 Cliillico- tho street. TTie prouil dinldy is nn employee of the Selliy Shoe Compuny.

A son ivns born this morning trt Mr. Mrs. HerHclii'l Grow, of street. Mr. Grow is nn X.

machinist. How To Entertain Mi-n of i i I.ily Council, i i a of Ami-rinft tcd hist nit'tir Hint ilioy do not have to bark sent for the womun wlien it i.Miiic'; to nrrnnjiln" nnd pro- setitlng successfully programs filtrd i a i A a i ment plunni-d entirely by the mnle tiiornbcrs of order wns present oil lust i i I included: 1- i a solo: l'n-f. Mranl; II. i i i i i K'iinmc. Montrosc Fli-ov.

H.illo! i I'. I. i i i I I Si-Jiuiiill i i i i Mcntrese I i Hprir.klohi-r; Ul-'-l'. A i i he i i i i i i i by I ATHENS. 0., Mar.

1--f Special to tbe Times)-- high school simad considered the best 1 bet In tho present tournament wna oliinlDutctt this morning In ihe flrinl round elimination series by McClfliu high of Greenfield the score being 11 to 10 at the close of au extra five minute period. The score stood 9 urtrt at the end of the regular 20 minute period and In the five minutes extra P. H. S. made one point while Greenfield came through with two points.

The defeat of Portsmouth at this stage of the tournament was the big surprise of the tourney this year for the River City outfit was counted on as carrying home the silver loving cup and title of champs of southeastern Ohio In Class A. Another surprise ivaK Iho outcome of the first (tame played yesterday afternoon when Irontou high won tver Athens 12 to 10. Washington C. H. which eliminated Portsmouth last year was eliminated yesterday afternoon rby Xelson- villa 11 to 10.

Tliis morning CMllicothe won qver Xew Straltsville'leaving Ironton to play NelBOnvllle nnd Chllli- cothe meeting GreenJtleil in the Heml-finuls this afternoon. Portsmouth handed Nelsonvllle a crush- defeat in Portsmouth several weeks ngo and Is. expected to fall before Irouton. It Is a toss up between ChilHcothe iind Greenfield. ChlUlcothe has the edge according to Ihe dope for they have defeated Greenfield already this season.

Tho first half of the Portsmouth- Greenfield game was 4 to 2 in favor of P. H- S. The failure of Captain Phillips and ilouk, star forward, to score a field basket shows that the Greenfield ladi played a close guarding- game. Guards Gose and Flowers and forward Doll made ono field goal each with Qose nddlug a free throw and leading tn the point getting with three, Phillips made a foul shot and Monk came through with two free throws. The P.

H. S. team with, all their championship hopes blasted will return home on the evening B. aiid 0. train.

1 Court House Gets Divorce attd Former Name On tbe ground of neglect, Norma Lewis, -0, who sued through Vincwnt Holt, next friend, was.granted a dn- crce by Judge Thomas in Common Pleas court today, divorcing her from Cecil Lewis, 002 South High street, Columbus. Plaintiff said that al. the lime of her marriage to Lewis in lOiO, she was but child that tbe defendant, who was older, Instructed AGED MAN HIT BY AUTO Police are endeavoring to leiim the Identity of driver of a Ford touring cur that struck and seriously Injured A. J. "Jack" Taylor, 73, on Front street about 0:16 o'clock Frldny night nml then sped uway without stopping to help his victim.

Mr. Taylor, who Is well known in tbe south end of tho city, sustained broken right ankle nnd a broken left leg just above the ankle. lie also suffered numerous cuts about the buck and sldo of the head and multiple bruises about the Saturday afternoon Schirrma'n hospital "lils condition reported as favorable. The aged was on his way to a houseboat at tho foot ot rioiul street, where he lives. He is cu.sto- diun oC the Gallia street comfort station.

Ho was crossing Front street between Gay and Bond when struck down by the machine. Henry Waring of Eighth street picked up the injured man from tho street nnd placed hhu In a passing automobile which conveyed i to the lioapitni. Mr. Taylor lives with his son. A.

Taylor. Two Local Bids Submitted street were opened by Architect E. P. and persuaded her to ber age, and thut ahe misrepresent did not then understand or appreciate the gravity of the false representation. She further declared that Lewis abandoned tit the end of three months and complained that during the time she did live with him he neglected and abused besides, she asaerte'l.

lie bad failed to support her. The wife was restored to her maiden uame of Holt. Attorneys 13. F. Kimble and W.

Hostetter appeared for plaintiff. Suit In Foreclosure Judgment for claimed to be due on promissory notes foreclosure of mortgage on real est a is sought in an action instituted In Common Z'lens court, today by Jacob Knsc. administrator of estalo.df Siimuel U. (Icccnsc.1. suing through Attorney K.

G. Mil- John and I Ire- Cook. Tlie premises involved Inn, tor consists -10 acres of bind in Vornon township. Taken to State Hospital George M. Warder, grocer.

imcl Paul Brock. Front street vomit; iiiiin, both of whom were recently adjudged insane by the ProbatT court, were taken to the Athens stale hospital Saturday by county olticer- Brock is the youth who eonfeHsi-'l to setting tin: to the home of parents oh Front street, nml to i buildings i tbe bis fow Petitions In ICrror Filed Petitions in error were tiled i- In Common Pleas coui-t. in I i eases of Tinsley nnd Hiirris i Tinslry wns convicted and lined I SSfiO nnd costs in Mimicipiil court for possession nf luiiioi 1 nnd was found to lie i i of simitar iiffonsf: by Verner P.iorlcy, of New and throusli Attoniev "When bids for the orccllon of tho new Masonic Temple on Gullia Friday night MusBdmmi of the firm of Musselmnn and Pretz- Ingcr, Dayton, It wns fonud that only two local firms had. submitted bids, Taylor and Linn, contractors putting up the Mnrtingr building and tbe Hurth hotel, bid on tbe general contract while the Youngman Sales Company submitted the other bid, which was on electrical work. "A number of out of town firm Including several in Dayton bid on the general contract.

The bids at a glance are considerable higher than the original estimate but close canvass of the bids Is' expected to bring the figures down to a point where It will be possible" (for the building committee to award a contract which will menu nn enrly start on the new Temple. The new building was originally planned to cost about btft revised plans and present bids are expected to result in a structure costing )OO OOO. H. D. Small they are prosecuting error proceedings to the high court from the flndlng and the lesser tribunals.

judgment of Real Estate Transfers Edward C. Braden to G. TV. G. Han- nnh, lot Nauvoo Park addition, $1, etc.

Richard Buffinger to John Stnncie, 2)0 acres Washington township. etc. Oscor F. Oakes to John M. Johnson, 10 acres Green township, etc.

Tnylor Waddell to Hobert WaddeU. 44 acres of "Junior Furnace fnrm." Green tovmship, $1, etc. Robert WaddeU to Yernn Mnrshall netmnr and others, 20 acres Green township, SI, etc. Joseph M. Bnbcock to Ertward C.

Brndcn, lot Xauvoo Park addition. 51, etc. Imopone llarslta to Kngene J. WurBter. lot Seventh nml Brown street, SI, etc.

Liquor Case Reversed; Remanded Judge Thomas yesterday entered nn order reversing Ihe, finding of Mayor Verner Blerloy, of Boston, in the case of Thomas DeliaiHluB, and remanded the case for retrial. Deliandis was found guilty and assessed a fine of f.SOO and cosls on a charge of possession a i and through Attorney George Sheppard Ihe accused prosecuted error proceedings lo Common Pleas court. Suit On Account Suit to recover sum of claimed to be due an account for merchandise sold and delivered lo the defendant, was brought In Common Picas court by Malionoy Junes company, againsl Ivan Collins. Bill of Exceptions Filed Bill of cxcepliohs wns filed in Ihe Seioto County Court of Appeal? today in the case, of C. A.

Clyburn and othet'S, doing business as Three Slates Goal company. Blueficld, W. ngainst A. G. dirislaiii raid olhers, doing business as Vernon Coal-company, Rarden.

Plaintiff for S2.000 damages for lilleged breach of contract for alleged fiiilure to deliver conJ, anil Jud Thomas' finding was in favor of defendants. Tbe Blneficld firm is now prosecuting error proceedings to higher courl throtigli Arlorneys Miller nnrt A H. F. Kimble represents LeU Estate to Daughter The will of Henrietta Polls, deceased, in Probate, oourl. loilny, leaver lier entire estate to hei- daughter, Miss Polls, of this cily.

M.I-S. Potts died recently al her IIOIIIP. in Soutb Wcb- ai Iho ago of 0(5 years. Tho will nominates H. II.

Mlttcndorf 'as cxeou- lor. Suit On Account for Iho Ainu nf S3P0.10 i i i i fi-nin May 1. claim- ocl lo lu dun on an. account is ougtit hy Tho Ai-co i-unrtpnny in nn action brought loday in Coitunon Plcns c.iitr'. llcni-y iialleiisl(-iii.

Plaintirf tillCll i-Ciirl IhroiifTli Attorneys Mil ICE- and Axilhorily of Court Sought A i i i buy two niolontycl for use of dffiuties iindtM- Sheriff Arrested -i' i dry He ix BONUS BILL RIGHT OF WAY A I -Ii (be The sublier i hy (lie house ways mpiiis committee i a given niinniillcf to open Ilirn- ilay.s' licarin; iiinl then L. i i (Jrcon "snid lie cv- -rhn i i i i i i i i i i i i i 1 I pcoli-il (be ti he rriwrtcil by Saturday. Harry Dimhsm in palrolling cotinty roads for Irafflc violators is sougtit by County Commissioners in an application filed through Prosecuting Attorney 3. Anselm Skelton in Common Pleas court yesterday. 'Hie commissioners also filed a petition seeking authority of Ihe court I a 36,000 from the dog fund to the.

Children's Home fund lo payoff nn overdraft In the la.ller fund caused by unforeseen expenditures, II represented. Marriage Licenses Harlcy Ivers, 21, farmer. Warn si oy, ami Hazel Smith, 26, Otway. Rev. 5.

Undenmeyer. George W. Willis, 3S, barier, city, nnd Wllkerson, 23, clerk clt'v Rev. H. E.

Bright; Leslie Lybrook, IP. steclworkcr, Lu- c-nsvllle, and Helen Breech, J9, housekeeper. Long Run. Willie Pareons, 2i. railroad fireman, city, nnd Uertha Dyer, 21, housekeeper cily.

Murdy Griffith, Jp, laborer, George Postoffice, and Violet Fullwiler, IS, LltMltivllle. Edward MonlgiDmery, 10, steel worker, cily. and Mildred J3rooks, IS, Xau- voo. Squire George S. Morgan.

Arrested When Clarence Onbtrce. 4j. nj- pt-ared in Municipal court Saturday be jileaded nut puilly to possession uf liquor a and nt the in- stnnTO of tlio.licensed tin: hciiriiis; conrinued until Mondiiy. Crnbtree vvnf a TM into oustody lust night; by Prohibition Agrnt Gee tho officer diiinis to found a bottle of liquor in tho do- fendnnt's automobile. C'mbtrcc ri'ieased on bond.

HP Iwd ncconi- piiniiul another prisoner to (lie city jail iind when it was seen a wns intoxicated he wns promptly put under nrrest. Social Session Members of Portsmouth Court. Tribe of Ben Tlur. enjoyed splendid sndal session nc tbe c.ose of tin; regular business session Irrsl night. NEW BOSTON A number of members of Cnuncil Xo.

77, D. of A. wont to Mr- Dermotc Thursday tinri instituted cumiril of sixty-sis candidates, known as McDcnnott Council Xo. 70. organized by Mary Hnzel Floyd, Deputy of District Xo.

7. 1'hu new officers elected were Councillor Gertrude Motes Associate Councillor Inez Higgins Vicn Associate Councillor Mnyme Tjiylor. Associate vice councillor Ixjlo Colley. Thompson. Vast Councillor-- Liza Junior Past.

Violet Recording Secretary Mabel Freeman. Assistant IJecordin? Secrotnrv-- Virgin in Hurley. Tinnncial Secretary-- I.ulu Koch. Trensnrer (iertrndo Younc. Kllzaljeth Gl licit.

Warden Holt. IiiKHlc Dnm I'ctors. Outride Sentinel-- V'recil Kcluillcn- ger. Triwloes A a Xina Hurley. Klixnbeth Tho siato organizer.

Cnrric Knulk- nrr of i i i i i i wr.s prest-nt and in. Tho I'rnni -Millhroolc i-mmi-il wlio wore present were Mary Hnzol Floyd. Cora Krueger, Armbnister. Auna Morris. Gertrude Slaughter, Goldie Hanv.

Mnrio Ijjy- phole, Mnry Adkins, Miirgiiret Burton. Mabel Morgan, Ulndys Siler, Nellie Sownrd. Kiln Ottncy. Lilliuu Huns. Stella I Cyntliin Kitc-li, Itebrcc-a Davis, i l.oi-bbiiniu.

i nie Arnold, Hossio KItch. SSnnib Kv- nus, a nnd A Held. Mary Hazel KUiirds of the il. ty five flniis. A Floyd presented Ihe tenm with twen- The wore cimrming of croiini ncccssorics ij 1 11 Mr.

flag wns presented bj-Carrie Fnulkncr, from the i THSI Associiition. i brook Council presented new council i a silk alter fing. Tin: presentation address WHS made by Efflo IjOchlintim. Memlx-rs of the council served a sumptuous six o'clock dinner in their bnll nnd at late hour a refreshment coarse wns served. Mrs.

William Chnrlton of avenue was a business visitor to Portsmouth Friday. rtussoll Wllpon returned to his home in Columbus Friday a sev- nrnl days' visit to Mr. nnd Wilson of Sterling' street, and Mr. and Hnrlcy Hack of Harrisonville avenue. Mrs.

Charles Hans ami daughter a a Helen of Portsmouth were the Riiests nf her mother. Mrs. A. Ptzseck of the FMr building, Fridny. Frank Caullpy of Lick-Run remains seriously ill in llempstcado hospital Mrs.

Itobert Kelley.and sister. Miss Marie Scott of I Friday i i brotlier-in-biw sislcr, Mr. and Mrs. .1. i'hillip? of Cedar street.

Mrs. Jennings Cob: of Cedar si reel who is ill, was reported improved Saturday morning. Mr. V. S.

Phillips relunied to his homo in Grnyson. Friday morning, after a delightful visit to bi.s brother and sistcr-iu-lnw, Mrs. and J. L. I'liillips of Cednr street.

Mr. and Mrs. Tlinmai? Powell and son, Paul, were tin: guests Mr. Powell's mother. Mrs.

Anna Powell oC Rhodes avenue. Friday. Mrs. E. Cunningham lias returned to her home in South Point.

after spending the past week i her daughter, Mrs. Jennings Cole of Ceilar street. Mrs. Frank White of Rhodes nve- nue was the recent guest of Mrs. William Conley of Lakeview avenue.

Mr. and Irvln Bartletr. Miss Audrey Miss Esther Whiting and Mr. Earl Pennington were I be guests Friday evening of Mr. and Frank White of Rhodes avenue.

SC10TOVILLE AND WHEEUERSBURG SCIOTOVJXLE Announcement is made of tbe mnrriage of Miss Vnda Winters, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mark Winters of Chlnnvillo to Mr. Willard Porter, son of Mr. and Mrs.

L. Porter of Springdale, which took place Thursday Dei-noun a I two o'clock nt the home of riev. .1. W. Peters of Greennp.

rns i i returu home, bi-ii dinner wns served nt the 0 liri' in i were iiiarki'd for Mr. nnd T. AVintera nnd fiimilv, Mr -Mrs Mrs. D. Porter, Mrs Mr.

mid Mrs. Mark son Edlo. and 'WiMard Vorter. Mr. and Porter will in Highland Bond.

The Men's Chorus of tlic CIn-K i i i irhm-oli will meet nt i-burcb Monrlny evening. A oI it tendance is desired. Mrs. IP. G.

Kit-hards is spcndin- tbo week end i i relatives Ashland. and Huntinston. Mrs. Otis Roll of Fnrnny nvomie in Portsmouth today. Mrs.

Tbonuis McCarty i i avenue is very ill. Jtiilph Crnwforfl, pmall or Mr. Mrs. .1. V.

Crawford of lifts been quite ill is Improving. Mrs. Fi-ed Bolnniloi- of i i i is recovering from i-pn-nt illness. Miss Essman. daughter of Mr.

and 1'rcd Essmnn of AVIncbostet- iiveniie. iiiidorwoiiL an oporntion for Iho removal of his tonsils and adenoids Thursday moi-niii); nt the Mercy Clinic. Frank Caul ley of Lick Hun. who sustained serious burns vvhllu work for I bo S. Monroo and Kon some time ago remains in LTi.t,'enl condition in Ik-mpsti-nd hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Deal a i children Retha Ann autl Muuriire nre spending 1bc week end with i i In Asblnnd, nnd i i AV. Va. -Miss Freda IVnclc who has been ill for several weeks, hns recovered.

Mrs. Khlcndt ami daughter aKtliloen of Center street, shopped in Portsmouth Friday. Mrs. .1. B.

T.ee of" Eighth street Portsmouth spent Saturday i her sister. Mrs. Chester Cuiiklin ot Center street. Stanley Theatre Tonight, Tomorrow Wm. S.

Hart In "Cold Deck" Also A Comedy Admission 30c KLANSMEN NOTICE! Call Headquarters Immediately J. A. GODDARD BRUNNER'S A Good Combination Brenliii Shade Cloth and Hartshorn Rollers The host you can get for money. A a i quality a i for a few more. i i i i i shade I i no i feeling or a or clay lo break or fall out causing the to crack or i i pin holes.

i shaclo cloth wears 2 Lo i as long as or- i a shades and hangs and looks better." Jt can be a in single or duplex. Colors 10 a your decorations. Kirsh nnd Kant Fall a i in single, double and triple, can be a any i I he new extension rods. (Displayed on i floor.) i 309-11 Gallia A. BRUNNER SONS "Born Villi Portsmouth" GUMPS--ONE DOLLAR DOWN, ETC.

girtd i i i i i for Let os pay yon sis PIT i' Dioncy. We issae both Luokb tind posit. The Royal Savings Gallia Stroe; On The Per Cent Per Annum Payable Twice A Year ff -iUDfitN.