The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 8

MtJTE EIGHT THE D5ILY NOTES MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1923 POSING AS MAN, GIRL WEDS TWO Welty93 Canonsburg High Basketball Team Wins Championship Of Washington Defeats Monongahela Saturday Night SPRING OUTFITS H' The youngsters like to the older folk. We have dresses and hats that any to wear. FOR CHILDREN be "dressed up" just like a fine selection of coats, little' girl would just love LOCAL HAPPENINGS Moving, hauling of all kinds; also reddog. Phone 591.

67-tf A meeting of the directors of the Canonsburg Sportsmen's Association will be held in the borough building, Tuesday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. An adjourned meeting of the school board will be held this evening at which time bids for the erection of the home economics building will be opened. Yesterday, St. Patrick's Day, was "brite and fare," with a snappy air. Coats made of tan, grey, blue or green tweed with plain flannel sizes 3 to 16 $6.50 to Dresses made of silk crepe de chine trimmed with ribbon, lace or hand embroideredrose, blue, green, yellow, pink and white $5.95.

Wash Dresses made of fine print, dimity, broadcloth' or pique very dainty patterns some have the panties $1.00 to $3.50. Hats made of fine straw poke bonnet shape or with turned up brim light or dark colors $2.50. Socks plain colors or fancy plaids cotton, lisle or rayon 29c Uy 59c. See the very New Attractive Wall Papers in our Basement. The prices are very reasonable.

R-hfVM ft a 1 wmmmm L. a Tie In the morning the temperature was 32 abovei with aD0Ut 40 through the A gt Patrlck.B Day is said to be iha fn an if uflQ SiiTidiiv iird anw Tin ground Little Jean McMurray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi McMurray, Canons- htiro Tl ivVin hna hfmn miiro ill i much improved, Easter Rabbits are sitting up airl taking notice. A fine of $1,000 was imposed on the Monongahela.

Beverage company, Mo i-J t.fa v.uui mu.ii nongaheIa Pri(lay by Judge Schoonmaker in United States circuit court, following conviction of the company, last February 19, of the manufacture, possession and removal from its plant of high-test beer and for violation of its federal permit to manufacture cereal beverages. Pennsylvania motorists will be required to dig up an additional for highway expenditures if the gasoline tax is increased to 4c a gallon. Motorists in this section are "fernisf the increase in the tax. Some one inquires why should not the churches arrange for 30 minute meetings between 12 and 1 o'clock close to business section of town, during Passion "Week? Remember the concert by the Salvation Army in Chartiers U. P.

church Tuesday evening. Admission free, but a silver offering will be lifted. LIVESTOCK PITTSBURGH, March 18. (INS) I Cattle: supply 650; market higher: choice prime $12.75 good il313.50; tidy butchers fair common icommoii to good fat bulls common to good fat cows heifers fresh cows and springers $50125; veal calves $18. I Hogs: receipts 5000; market lower; prime heavy hogs heavy mixed mediums 12.C0; heavy yorkers -light yorkers pigs 10.50; roughs $1010.50.

Sheep: supply 4000; market higher; good lambs $18.25. Brooder House Needed Now for Young Chicks Probably no building is more needed right now than a new brooder house. One of the chief sources of loss of haby chicks comes from lack of proper brooding facilities, 'and a good brooder house will very nearly pay its cost in the first season. A brooder house is not a complicated structure. A simple shed type is common, but it must be built with a warm floor, tight, warm walls and a tight rocf.

The use of good heavy building paper on the inside walls will stop all possibility of cracks, and will make it easier to maintain an even temperature. Bear in mind that in cold weather 60 per cent of the heat of a building' Is lost through the roof. Therefore, use an extra If of build ing paper or one thicki heavy wallboard under the roof. United States Vermont was the first state admitted into the Union under the He Had Constipation For Forty Years "Chronic constipation troubled mo for 40 years. I tried Adlerika and am happy to say that my bowels are now very regular." Geo.

A. Allen. Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and relieves constipation in TWO hours! Brings out old waste matter you never thought was in your system. Let Adlerika give your stomach and bowels a REAL cleaning and see how good you feel. Taylor's Drug Store; in Houston by Houston Remember to Say KRAFT before you say I CHEESE KRAFTCHEESE KRAFT-PHENIX CHEESE COMPANY Today and Tomorrow Unit No.

4 Beedle's Alhamhra Present William Haines in "Alias Jimmy Valentine" A Sound Production fart Talking PEOPLE" Unit So. 2 Jl Paramount I i Cartoon I "Companion- I I ate Marri- 3I0VIF.T0NF I I UT I I Gertrude I Lawrence I and 1 I The Rio Rita Girls I Jigsaw 1 JllllWlrTm Madge's Love for Gregory By JANE OSBORN I (Copyright.) TWO days after Gregory Mason landed in New York following his long engineering engagement in South Africa it occurred to him that before he went on home in Lhe West he would look up the very pretty girl he had, met a year before on his voyage to England. Gregory had taken down the address she gave him in. his pocket note book but it was not until he was off prospecting somewhere near the equator, with all his former ideas of life turned topsy turvy, that he began to think much about this charming girl With whom he had danced and played shuffle board on the Atlantic. So a year later, two days after he Gregory Mason found his way out to the suburban community where Madge Titus lived.

When he entered the softly lighted drawing room on that gray autumn afternoon it was Madge's thirty-year-old stepmother who came hurrying to him with outstretched hands as if she were greeting an old friend. Having explained her identity she drew her own low ottoman close beside him and proceeded to tell him about Madge. Madge was at a sanitarium where she had now spent three months. Madge had had a nervous breakdown or that was what the doctor called it and she and Madge's father had arranged to have her remain at the sanitarium until, she was quite her self again. "You see, Madge began to' be fearfully irritable," the stepmother told him.

"Goodness knows it wasn't my fault because I'd made up my mind to enjoy Madge's friends with her and get. away from the moss-grown idea that a girl just can't get on with her stepmother. And so I knew that there must be something really wrong with Madge. I got a psycho-analyst and a nerve specialist and told Madge precisely what I was doing and after several consultations and conferences we decided that Madge was in love. And finally she just got hysterical and told us all that site was in love, and that she was in love with a man named Gregory Mason whom site had met on her trip abroad and so when the maid just brought me your card well, you can imagine how thrilled I Gregory had listened to the comely stepmother who was talking by his side and felt when she had finished like pinching himself to find out whether he were really awake or just having a crazy dream.

VI cannot see for the life of me how she could be in love with me," said Gregory. she gave me no such impression." "That's just why she went to'pieces over it," explained the stepmother. "She should have told you frankly that she loved you. You could have explained that you felt no urge to marry iter and. there would have been an end of it.

Men don't have nervous breakdowns over disappointments in love because they do the proposing. They can accept defeat all at once and get over it. That is the way it should be with women. Now perhaps you can go to the sanitarium and see Madge and make it perfectly clear to her that you do not love her. It is hoping against hope that keeps her nerves shattered.

Of course, her father has plenty of money, still we can't keep her nt that expensive sanitarium It was eight; that evening when Gregory finally reached the' He told Madge that she was looking amazingly well. "I am, perfectly well," said Madge, laughing. "But I have no intentions of going back home. You see, that stepmother of; mine is too absurd for words. I simply couldn't endure her, and neither she nor father would listen to my requests to be to go to the city to work or study.

I simply had to get away so I steered them on to the Idea that I had nervous prostration. I knew they would send me here. Father can perfectly well afford it, and' I can ride and play tennis and. read and do a little painting and help a little" "Then you weren't suffering from a broken heart?" asked Gregory, and Madge colored a little. "Did that stepmother of, mine tell you about that?" she asked.

that was part of my game to get them to send me away. I hope at least that she didn't mention the name of the young man for whom I was pining. She couldn't have done that." "She did," said Gregory as he took Madge's hand in his and looked into tho face that he had visualized so often. "I knew you couldn't really love me, Because If you had you wouldn't have told them. But, Madge dear, I love you.

You can't stay fere forever come on with me. Maybe we could persuade the doctor to prescribe an elopement as part of your treatment" Two dnys later Madge's father and stepmother received a telegram from the sanitarium. "We were married nt noon. The doctor was best man. Letter following.

"Madge and Gregory Mason." The Last Fence "I can't sleep at night," began the man with a long tale of woe. "Well, that saves you from having bad dreams," snapped his intended tin, hurried on. i Female Barber of Los Angeles Is Jailed. 1 Los Angeles, Calif. A suaye, trou-ser-clad, white ui roned barber who discussed sports, politics, and business with customers In a straijhtforward masculine voice has revealed to the police that "he" is twenty-live-year-old Catherine Wing, male impersonator de luxe.

Detained In Jail in that city, Miss Wing explained how she came to pose as Kenneth Lisonbee and for months played the role of an industrious husband to her lifelong chum, stella Harper, nineteen. Catherine and Stella were reared In range country around Tintic, Utah. They rode the hills together in 'masculine 'attire astride cow ponies. Catherine became a woman barber in Utah but later decided to pose as a man and begin life anew. She purchased an assortment of men's clothing and went to Los Angeles.

There Catherine met a girl named Eileen Garnet. For several months Catherine courted Eileen just as a man would. Then when Catherine found Eileen had fallen in love with her, she explained that she was a girl. Eileen wept and told Catherine she had broken her heart. Eileen threatened to commit suicide, explaining she had planned to get away from relatives by marriage.

So Catherine married Eileen. Then the latter's mother discovered her daughter's "husband" was a girl. A 'family ended the strange marriage. Later Stella Harper joined Catherine in Los Angeles and Stella agreed to replace Miss Garnet In the role of wife. Miss Wing opened a barber shop of her own, still enjoying the ruse of playing the part of a husband.

A neighbor's suspicion led to the expose. Catherine and Stella were taken to jail. There they revealed their stories. Authorities do not expect to take action against the girls but will investigate Catherine's "marriage" to Miss Garnet before releasing her. Temple of Warriors Rebuilt in Jungle Washington.

The task of rebuilding the great ruin of the Temple of the Warriors in-the city of Chlchen Itza has at last been completed, as far as modern science can make the fallen stones stand again in their 'rightful places. This is the message which1 Earl Morris, in charge of the excavations at Chlchen Ttza for the Carnegie institution of Washington, has brought to the institution on his return from Yucatan. The Temple of the Warriors, reclaimed from the tropical jungle, stands' again on Is pyramid of four receding stone terraces. The stone altar, once used for human sacrifice, hits been restored. The project of restoring the temple became extremely complicated when Morris discovered traces of.

another, older temple beneath the ruins. The Warriors temple is believed to date from about 1200 A. D. Paintings found during the last season are a valuable addition to old American art Vegetable Sales Laid to Boyish Figure 1 Chicago. The 'publicized theory of theatrical producers that the ideal feminine figure should have a boyish slimness has done "almost irreparable harm" to certain branches of the industry, Briggs, manager, of the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers'' association, declared at the annual convention.

Since the "boyish figure" idea has 'been picked up from professional exploiters of feminine pulchritude, ''the potato and rice market has been glutted, due to the fact that every one avoided starchy foods in the interests of slemlerness," Briggs said. Shy on Bathtubs Washington. One-third iof homes surveyed by the General Federation of Women's Clubs had no bathtubs; nne-flfth had no kitchen sinks. The federation's; -deduction Is that the home is lagging far behind the progress in every other field of American life. I NeW Yorkers' Baby Born as Citizen of Turkey Constantinople.

The first American to he born a Turk is Rudolf Riefstahl, whose parents are from New York. The baby was born In the American hospital here and was claimed by the Turkish govern ment as Turkish citizen under a new law. That' law provides that the children of foreigners born in Turkey shall be Turkish citizens although on reaching their majority they may elect the nationality of; their parents. In i hat cose, i however, they must quit Turkey forever. Prof.

Rudolf Riefstahl is pro fessur of Moslem art. In New York university. He is a visit Ing professor In the American college here. Mrs. Riefstahl1 teaches art In the American Col Itge for Women in Constantino ple.

A. D. The Canonsburg High School basketball team rose to fame and glory when it attained tho Class I county championship by defeating Monongahela City 18 to 16 in the finals at the Washington Armory Saturday night. A crowded house cheered lustily as the teams fought for supremacy. It was a close guarded affair with the Gunners registering six basxkets while the Winemen only garnered three.

Ten points from the gift line managed to keep the Red and White in the running. Canonsburg took tho lead near the start and held it throughout the contest, having a nine point advantage at three quarters time. Simms opened the contest by step puis loineioui me or point. shot. Woods and Aitken completed their free throws to give the river laus uitui ouiy ieau ui uie game.

Straub flipped a short counter. Maizland cut in fast audi passed one through the oop. The first period ended 5 to 2. Manning and Leson made their fouls ii i fatten the local score. Straub was in fast and made a clever overhead toss from the side for two more points.

France added a free one and Man ning duplicated. France connected from the, side with a neat heave. tr -trill i Woods and Sklar dumped a couple from the free line and tho half end ed 10-7, Gunners. The local Quintet stepped out during the third period and accredited eight more points to its score, while the Monongahelans counted two. Les on made a neat flip while cutting into the basket.

Aitken completed a short one. Manning tipped the ball in while fighting under tha hoop. France fouled Maizland and he made good the gift shot. Straub took Sheets' long heave and added an easy two pointer. Aitken became a little rude and Straub tossed a free one.

Canonsburg held a decided lead. 18 to 9, as the third stanza ended. Manning was eliminated by the personal foul route at the beginning of the final period and Mon. City took this as its opportunity or as one "might say, "Now or Never." The Gunners however fought valiantly and as a re-! suit the Red and White quintet got one goal. Nevertheless the referee's idea of the game favored the river lads as they had the chance to win out during the closing minutes by making their foul shots.

Five of these succeeded to count and the game ended rather closely, IS to 1G. Thomas Simms showed some real grit during the game. Having snrainod his ankle early in the game, he returned to the contest when Manning went out and played admirably. Ted Straub was high scorer in the big game, getting three baskets and a free throw. Mis cool playing was a big factor in perfecting the local team work.

Leson, although this was his first big trial, played like a veteran, and proved an asset to his team mates. Annexing the county championship climaxes one of the most successful seasons ever attained by any Gunner quintet. Sheets and Manning won the distinction of being the best center and forward in Class I. The summary: Caiicnsbnrg 18 Monongahela 16 Manning Campi Straub France Sheets Maizland Aitken Simms Sklar Substitutions Leson for Simms, Simms for Manning. Hoffman for France, France for Woods.

Field goals Manning, Straub 3, Maizland, Leson, France, Aitken 2. Fouls Canonsburg, 6 out of 13; Monongahela. 10 out of 15. Referee Wilson. Umpire Graham.

In Chapel This Morning Musser gives talk on the accomplishment of the victory due mainly to the sacrifice of the Said a deal of credit should be given them for their clean play, good spirit and gentlemanly manner. Capt. Clyde Sheets presented the cup to Prcf. Fife in behalf of players and Coach Musser. Cup was received by Fife.

Cheers were given by the student body. Mr. Musser. presented gold basketballs, emblems of victory from tournament, to lettermen Sheets, Manning, Maizland, Simms, Straub, Ber-man, Geeseman and Leson. 107 Drivers Lose Their Licenses During Week HARRISBURG, March 18.

(INS) During the week ending March 14, 107 nersons lost their drivers' licenses, the Denartment of Highways announced today. Twenty-two of the revocations were made on a charge of intoxication, the same number for being involved in fatal accidents, ten for impersonation, nine for larceny and seven for reckless driving. DEATH RECORD Mnrtfn Tnpsherer Funeral Funeral services, for Martin Tag-sherer, husband of prace Tagsherer, 171 East Pike street, who died at hia home Friday afternoon at 4:05 o'clock, were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the late home. Interment was in the Oak Spring cemetery. Mr.

Tagsherer who was born in Austria, was aited 44 years, and his death was caused by heart trouble, He had been a resident of Canonsburg for the past a vears ana was emninvnd hv ih Oanonsburg Pottery. Besides his wife, me deceased is survived by four chll-' dren, William, Margaret, Francis and Anna, all at home, i Pittsburgh, Pa. In Three-Stop Flight Application for leave for Lieutenant Doolittle, ace among Navy fliers, has been made hi order to release him long enough to make a three-stop flight from New York to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Latest Thermometer A thermometer which has been recently placed in the tower of the German museum in Munich is 72 feet 8 inches long. The Instrument not only shows the temperature at the moment, but also the maximum and minimum temperature on the preceding day.

XOTICK OP SI'Ef lAI, MKETISO OF STOCKHOLDERS Notice is hereby given that a special meeting- of the stockholders of the Citizens Trust Com puny at Ounonsburg h.is been called to be heUi at the place of business of said Company No. 1 West I'ike street. Canotisliurg, Washington county, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, the 21st dny of May, at2 o'clock, P. M. Eastern Standard Time, to consider and act upon a resolution to bo submitted at said mooting changing the par or fae value of the shales of the capital stock of said Company from each as present existing, to $10.00 each.

All Stockholders of the Company are respectfully requested -to be present at said meeting, either in person or by proxy. Hy order of the Hoard of Directors. K. y. JOHNSON, Secretory, mar.

1 8-2f. opr. may 613-20. ihhhm GolJsmit Bro. Who Pays them nffov i inure rone BILLS for groceries anJ clothes will I come on the first of the month whether yoa are here to pay them or not.

V-f i Will your wife or your children have to go out to earn tba money to pay them? or Will you arrange that a check shall 1 Le mailed to them each month by THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY of tho UNITED STATES Beedle Bhig. Phone 773 -i Ctinonslmrg, Pa. BURG'S for QUALITY always! Burg's Quality Market 20 F. PIKE T. Phone 94 We deliver, PEPTON A Our Best Tonic Get rid of that tired "run 1 down" $1.00 McCorkle's Drug Store Blizzard and Snowstorm The weather burenii rhjs that 9 blizzard is a very cold, strong to vi lent wind filled with driving snow.

The snow may or may not be' falling from clouds above. A snowstorm Is Just any storm, regardless of the wind velocity and temperature, during which an appreciable amount of enow fulls." i i Today and Tomorrow "THE SCARLET LADY" i with LYA dePUTTI DON ALVARADO Wednesday and Thursday Marion Davies and William Haines in "SHOW.