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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-24

SMALL FIRE-Firc probably caused
from hot ashes thrown near the barn
at the rear of tho home of l.. Tbomp-
con. iois Greenwood street called out
the fire department last nigh, at Z
O'Clock Damages of about $50 was
made before the flames were put out
by the frcmen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-24

THE PoLyANSA class of the st
Marks Lutheran church held theii
meeting at 3 O'Clock Tuesday. II was q
work meeting. The George Washing
ton party will be at 7:s5 o'clock Fri
day evening at the church.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-24

DANCE at Boone auditorium Satur-
day night. February e5th. Tylcr's or
chestra.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-24

RESIDENCE .ashpits cleaned. 81 90.
PUEBLO SANITARY CO. phone 159
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-24

WE dropped in tho Fritz pickle shop
the other day and we found the larger
display and boSt pickles In town and
his horscra dish has the real kick.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-24

SMALL F1RE-Fire destroyed n
small frame shed owned by s. Cos
chek. &c Block n. last night at 300
O'Clock. causing loss of probably
800 1t is thought. Hot ashes thrown
in the yard are believed TO have start
ed the flames.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-24

ATTEND tho Godowsky concert at
tn. City Auditorium tonight at Sis
and hear tho worlds greatest pianist
Seats on sale at the Music Shop. sic
North Main. until y. m. after which
hour scats can be occurred at tho City
Auditorium.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-24

FOR SALE-A bargain In Victor
Edison, Diamond Disc. Columbia and
Pathe records. Vocal and Instrumental
Large and small size in Victor and
Pathe records. All in excellent condi'
fion. Some new. All sold at half price
Also slightly used record albums fol
large and small records at half price
Call 7o& II interested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. March is-Chsrters were fled
here. yesterday. rs follows
International Rubber Co az America
Wilmington, Del 500 900. 900
Western Co, Wilmington. Del 8 600
600
"Entrc-" stores. Inc. Wilmington. Del {;
81 500 ouO.
Gurnee Coal Corporation. Wilmington.
Federal ADDRESSING Machine Corpora
ton, Buffalo. y. Y. s15o.oo0.
Domestic and Foreign Sales Corporation.
Wilmington. Del $50 600.
Wood Oils Inc. Jersey City. y. j. 500. =
600.
Holllnssworth Cor poration. Whining
Chicago Battery Co. Philadelphia Pa
eSpO. 900.
WiIiiamspott Loan and Mortgage Co.
Wilmington. Del $1,000
J. r. Evans Co. Stamford. Conn. 5000
Radon Co. Dover. Del. 100000.
Chevy Chase Apartments. Inc. VII
minston. Del Sl25.ooO.
Bisbec Brothers. Inc. Jersey City
Hol,on 4 Co. Detroit Michigan
Phiiadclphia Wireless Sales Corporation
Philadelphia Pa slOo.OoO.
Madison County Basket Corporation
Wilmington. Del 500 600.
Bsycal Timber Co. Wilmington. Del
$1,000
s,Acy-Trcnt Garage Co. Trenton. y. J.
ssskok safety Lock Co. Whining ton
Del t2S.Oe0.
Rcs~m.r Tie and Timber Co, VII
mington. Del. $4,000.
Crescent sugar Co, New York City
s2b.OOO.
We stationary shoppe. Inc Wilmington
Del 2O.oOe
Eichner A Co. New York City. $4,000
Chang. OF name OF Coal Land Develop
ment Corporation TO United Coal Mines
Inc Pittsburg. Pa: De-Mil OIL Co. u
Bradstrst A Braden, Inc. Tulsa Okla
Dicks, David and Heller Co. TO Dicks
David Co, New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Just less than 4ls.OO0 freight cars
we're idle a, the end OF February. a de
creaSe OF nearly 10000 from the week be-
fore and POO. 900 less than at the worst
January 3
seventy railroads report for January
gross revenues OF 1928. ga .92f. compared
With S3ss .s25 229 a year ago, decrease
OF SIS .ss3 .2O5. or l5.l per cent Their
net operating income OF s25.O5s sos com
pHrcs with an operating deficit OF 1888 .22O
the year before
stocks OF finished Portland cement IN
were 49, lss.o 900 barrels. compared with
10 100000 barrels year before. Low
figure in the last thirteen months was az
the close OF last October. at 5.33s 900
inrrcls
Famous Piaycrs-l.asky Is being bought by
firms which heretofore have been active
IN lars. advances In the price OF that stock
The annual report for 1927 will be made
public Wednesday and will show. IL Is
understood, earnings between Sl1 and $50
per share There is said TO be large
short Interest still outstanding
Buying OF Pennsylvania Railroad stock
Yesterday advanced the price 10 81 and
West Jersey and Scashore was bought at
prices up 10 ~. Speculative buying OF
American Railways issues lifted the com-
mon points 90 ; and the preferred twice
a. much 20 81 the impression spreading
that the good earnings Of the company
sarrant higher appraisal of the stocks
rhe company has virtually concluded the
refunding OF $1,000 600 OF obligations
which matured February l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily at Noon BY Laird I
Co, dC Pont BuIIdJpr
ORATORIO NON-SECTARIAN.
II VIII Be Given at The Playhouse
Under Father Grants Direction.

Mercadante's Oratorio, lie Settle
Ultime Parole" 10 be given in The
Playhouse on April by Rev. James
NJ. Grant. ID. D.. is strictly nom sec
tartan in organization and scope. The
ensemble chorus Will be composed Of
singers from all parts OF the city.
The beneficiary Will be the Emergency
Relief Committee for helping the
needy.
In correcting an apparent misunder-
standing, Father Grant states that St.
Peters Cathedral is not connected
with the production. but the mailing
OF some personal letter heads used
while he was stationed at the Pro
Cathedral caused this impr ession. The
chorus for his production is well
organized now and rehearsals are held
every Monday and Thursday evening
at the X. Of G. Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated PRESS I
Every Evening.

Special Dispatch by Associated Press to
Every Evening
Philadelphia, March 14.--wheat---
No. 2. red winter. i.s2@lss; do. gar
licky. l,2s@t.3l.
Corn-No, 2 for export, 7067l; do.
No. 3, 69@70 do. No. 4, 6+iaM6b; car
lots; for local trade, No yellow, 72@
73: do. No. yellow. 7lM72.
Oats-No. 2 white, 46@46h; No. 3
white, 4b@45h.
Western creamery extra,
39la; nearby prints and fancy, 46G49.
Eggs-Ncarby extra firsts, %; do.
firsts. "a; Western extra flrsts. 2b (;
do f,rsts, "a; fresh selected. packed.
32@34.
Cheese--New York whole milk fancy
fats. held %; do. fresh. 2i@22; fresh
to good. 1920; longhorn. 22le@23h:
single daisies, 23@23R.
Live poultry-F'owls. not leghorns,
29@s3; young ROSTERS. 23@25: old
ROSTERS. 2o@21; turkeys. ao@ao;
ducks. white Pekin. S6@ss; do. mixed
colors. 34@36; muscovy. 24M2e: geese.
2o@2a.
Dressed poultry-SprinR turkeys.
lanCy Ufy packed, foIoV, 10. w eHtein,
fancy. 47@b0: fair to good. 40@a5
old toms. 4o@43: fowls fresh killed
choice to fancy. SI@33; do. small
sizes. 25@30: roasting chickens, near
by. 27@36: do. Western 3l@35; broil-
ing chickens. nearby. 84M3s: do
Western, 33@a4: old roosters, 1904
ducks, 3o@39; geese. fancy. 22@25
fair To good, 1920
| Potatoes. firm; white per 100 pounds
fancy, 1.50@215.
| F1our--Soft winter straight west
crn. 6.25Q6.75; do. nearby. 6.00M6 20
hard winter straight. T2bm7.bo; shor
patent, 7.60aS.25. spring, first clear
6.00@6.75; do. patent. 7.i5MS.0o; dc
short patnet. s1o@S.75: fancy sprin
and city mills patent. family brant
9.b0Gl1O1b.
Hay--Timothy. No. 2. 22.0o(d23 90
do No. :. 2000@2t 90: samplc, l6.0O@
1900: no grade. 1400@l5.00: Glove
mixed hay. light mixed. 21.5o@22
No. l mixed, 20O0621o0.
Bran-Soft winter. in 100 poun
sacks. S5.50@36.5o; do. spring, $4,000
80. 90.
Tallow-prime city, loose, bh: d'
special. loose, 6is; prime country, AZ
, edible. In tieroes. sbs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
TWO SLIGHT FIRES.
Looking for Gas Leak With Lighted
Match Proves Dangerous Work.

Engine Company No. 1 war sum
moned to 217 West Eleventh. street,
where Samuel Nlgro has n barber
shop and makes his home, this morn
ing about $50 o'clock, but when tho
frernon arrived they found their ser
vices were not needed. A plumber had
been working about the premises and
left gas pipe open. Someone smelled
the fumes and started 10 search for
tho supposed leak with lighted match
rho gas wns ignited, but tho flames
were smothered before the firemen
got there. There was no damage 70
the property.
Yesterday afternoon Engine Com
pany No. was called at 1112 Iancas-
ter avenue. where George Common has
small one-story building. used as an
ice house, and which was on FIRE Gras,
was burning nearby md had spread
/ 10 the woodwork. The fire was OK.
tinRuished without trouble. The lost
WINS estimated at $40. Truck Company
No. was called into service to aid the
engine company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
STOCKS IRREGULAR,
MONEY 4 PER CENT
Former Favorites Dull; Minor
SpeciaIties Active and
Strong.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening.

ny Associated rress TO Every Evening.
New York. March 1<.--(Wall Street.
1870 a. m.)-The upward movement
I'm selected or special issues was con-
tinu~L at the opening OF today's stock
market. traders paying no attention
to further unsettlement abroad.
Many OF the representative rails
ana lndustrials were unquoted In the
initial dealings Such miscellaneous
issues as Remington Typewriter. COM
mon and second preferred. and Kelsey
wheel. Public Service of New Jersey,
United Railways. preferred. and Rep
logic Steel were among the active and
strong stocks.
Secondary rails were featured by
Ann Arbor. preferred, Chicago and
Eastern Illinois. preferred, and Ches-
arcake and Ohio. at gains of to al
most ? points.
NCon--In its main essentials the
early market followed the irregulns
movements OF the previous sessions
Former favorttes were dull and rcla-
lively unchanged. while numerous
minor specialties were active and
strong.
Utilities. especially Market Stree
Railway. preferred. and prior prefer
red. Consolida ted Gas. Brooklyn Unior
Gas and Manhattan Elevated extend
ell their gains by l TO points.
Automobile subsidiaries, especial,
Bosch Magnetic and Strombcrg Car
hurctor strengthened.
Cast Iron Pipe. Nanadium and Now
Scotia Steel average one point gains
Sugars and allied food shares wer
again In demand. but buying of oil
centercd in Cosdcn and Mexican Pc
uoleum.
Call money opened at per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
SALEM TO LOSE $50 900.
Missing Treasurer Had Regu-
larry Clipped Coupons From
Stolen Bonds.

Salem, N. j., March ld--City Coun-
ell chamber was crowded with taxpayers
Inst night when Solicitor Grier made n re-
port OF his investigation on the school
fund dcfalcation Of former City Treas
urcr Alfred -. Mitchell Solicitor Grier
stated that MS far rs he has gone in the
investigation $4,000 of bonds were
frauducntly duplicated Among these
are three held by local bank as col
lateral 10 cover loans made TO Mitchell.
II had been Mitchells custom periodi-
ally TO 90 10 the bank and clip the
ccoupons due. These coupons were, OF
course, never presented for payment. All
the bonds traced by Solicitor Grier are
held in duplicate, some by the county
others by the State and still others by
citizens Of Salem and Woodstown.
! After Grier had finished his report
| Mayor Miller asked whether any citizen
present had anything to say. Bernard
"A billiard ,cashieiof the City Natioua
Bank, 90 WON tho coupons are payable
stated that his bnnk had received yester
day from Philadelphia bank n lis
Of numbers Of 20 81 900 bonds he'll
by that institution. He gave the number
and, by comparison, IL was found the
were held in duplicate, some by tn
State of New Jersey and others by pr
vate individuals
Cashier billiard also stated that tn
holder Of bond No. a had presente
eight coupons for interest for the pas
four years. This bond is ono Of thos
; held in duplicate by the Philadelphi
3 bank
The $4,000 worth Of bonds reporte
, by billiard brings the fraudulent dupl
cation up to $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
NEW JERSEY N. {.
CONF FERENCE CHANGES
Many Pastoral Appointments
Which Are Of Interest in
This Locality.

Ninety pastoral changes were made
by the New Jersey Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, whose
annual session, which was held nj At
lantic City, closed Yesterday The
four district sipcrintendcnts were re-
appointed.
The following pastoral assignments
will interest Desawareans:
Absecon-J. W. Wainwright.
Atlsntic City--H. NJ. Blake, Central,
Chelsea. ID. Martin, First; Alfonso
Dare, st. Psuls.
Collingswood--C. l. Fitz George,
First
National Park-D. W. L,rkenbin.
Swedesboro-U q. HagamM,
Woodbury.. J. Ssyre.
Browns Mills-W c. Bishop
Moorestown--J r. Mason.
. Asbury Park-H. NJ. Lawrence, Bal
lard Memorial; f. A. de Maris, Fint.
Belmar-D. r. Iiancy.
Forked River-R n Aspinwall.
Long Branch--W. +. Lake, StLuke's.
Manasquan- Edward Mount.
Ocean Grove--G s johnson.
Spring Lake-B. G. Lippincott.
IIlAiEtAAlt IL ! % A'iRtAAif NstlANltaA ~ .
Carlisle, First; G. J. Champion, Fourth;
c. NJ. Johnston, Trinity L. A Chambers
Wesley.
/ Cape May-G. T. Hillman.
/ Cape May Courthouse-W. f. Ora
ham.
Carney's Points. X. Moore
Elmer-H. T. Fisher
Glassboro-A. B. Carlin.
Malaga-Frank Stevens.
Millville-George T. Harris, First
d. +. Clair, Second; J. W. Broadway
Fourth; +. c. Uhl, Trinity; Thoma
Ogle, West Side.
Ocean City-John Handley.
Pedricktown-J. a. Naylor.
iPenn's GrOve-F. l.. Purcell, Eman
uel; Steadman Apologize, st. Pauls
Pennsville-A. /. Dreamer
Putnam. b. Haires.
Port NOrris-H. i. Garrison.
Salem--H J. Zelley, Broadway; b. /
Decker, First.
Tuckahoe-C NJ Griffith
Wildwood-N. v Sargent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
STILL HOLD SILK.
New York Police Believe Local Police
Have Thieves Loot

The automobile which, with the
three occupants and cargo Of i'm
ported silk, valued at $4,000. was taken
into custody by the police yesterday.
Is believed to have been stolen IN New
York CITY in October. 1921. according
TO a telegram received from the po-
Ice of that city this morning.
The three men. who claim TO be
New York merchants, are still in Gus
tody and will be held awaiting fur
Their Information from New York, De
tectlve Captain Benson stated this
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14

Tlshrf Body Ohio Company, quarterly
II pee cent on preferred payable April ]
Hump Motorrar Corporation. quarterly
~ o.. per cent ON preferred, payable Apri !
International Harvester Company. quar-
fsely 90 a.. Der cent on common, payable
Apgil IS
NcCrury stones Corporation, quarterly
~ -. per ceut on preferred. payable
Ap.i .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
February Cotton Consumption.

Nv Associated Press Co Every Evening.
Washington, March ii.-Cotton con
summed during February amounted to
a7a07s of lint and 3s.b0s bales Of lint =
ers. compared with se5.ll5 Of lint and
a. hs5 % linters consumed In February
last year. the Census Bureau an
nounCcd today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14

Geneva, y. y, March ia run
away horse was stopped on a busi-
ness street recently 10y a dog that
seized the reins in its mouth. The horsc
belonged 10 James Csppalo, store
keeper The animal became frightened
at the noise Of an approaching trolley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14

RESO URGES.
Loans and discounts ..... 81 .e37 1886 50 /
Overdrafts ............ .......... .O25 20
Investments Including pre-
rniums on bonds ........ 3s7. fOq. 20
Banking house Including
furniture and lxtures) ..... 271 .O69 O3
Other real estate owned - 1851. p
Duo from banks 1g.497 10
Lawful reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank or other re-
serve agents 26f q73 ~
Checks and other cash items 20 tG7 80
Exchanges for clearing house % 1875 %
Cash on hand ..... li2.5if04
Other resources ............ 80 S2k ~
Total resources .......... SO. 1852 643 2s
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $500 600 90
surplus 27s.524 40
Undivided profits less ex-
penses and taxes paid ..... 1926 %
Due to all banks ........ 36.O43 go
individual deposits dnclud-
ing postal savings ,-. 1903 .s54 90
Bills payable Including Ger
tiacates Of deposit repre-
sentlng money borrowed 525 600 40
Other liabilities determinations. 133 500 ~
Total liabilities .......... ss.s52 .643 %
STATE or DELAWARE. COUNTY or
NEW CASTLE. IS.
I. scott = Baker treasurer Of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief
SCOTT 3. BAKER. Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fourteenth day Of March, 1922.
SAM UEL II. BAYNARD. JR..
| Notary Public.
| CORRECT-AtteSt:
WILLIAM F. DU POINT,
EDWARD q. BRADFORD, JR.
w J. WEBSTER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14

tho West Grove Presbyterian Church
and interment IN the New London
cemetery. Mrs. SPARKS resided In VIII
mington for many years. She was u
flne musician md previous 10 her re-
moval from this city was organist
Of Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS..
nv Associated Press to Every Evening.

nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. March lA.-lAberty bond
quotations AT noon: Three and a half's
q6 90. nrst As. 1886 bid: second as
e7.40. first 4L's. e7.5l: second 4ha q
p;.aS. third at's. 9S "a; fourth a. 9
1870: Victory ans. 10000; Victory
as. l0o.Ta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
DEATHS.

EksTB URN--At Pasadena. California,
on March 7. 1922. Margaret Eastburn,
Funeral services at Min Greek Friends
Meeting House. Mill Greek hundred, ga
miles south of Hockessin, ON Thursday
afternoon, March 49, at 2 o'clock. Con-
yeyances will meet / o'clock trolley from
Kenneth Square and Brandywine Springs
at Hockessin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
Small brokerage Firm Fails.

ky Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, March l4.-An involun-
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
IN the Federal District Court today
against Gerard and Company. dealers
in investment securities. The credi-
tors petition estimated the liabilities
az see 900; the assets at between 50,
coo and s. 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
CAUGHT UNDER CAR
AND SERIOUSLY HURT
Special Dispatch TO Every Evening.

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening
laurel, March l4.-When the steer
ing gear OF his truck broke on the
du Pont highway. three miles from
Selbyville. this morning. John Nc
Cabe was probably fatally injured
when the car turned over, pinning
him underneath.
He was hurried 10 Milford Hospital
for surgical attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14

When business In slow, and in the
fall season. advertising helps TO make
business betters-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14

The news on the classified page
will interest you, too.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14

II pays - read ana use classified
adHs-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-14
BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF CONDITIONS OF THE
'wILMINGTON. IN THE. STATE or
DELAWARE, At THE CLOSE or
BUSINESS ON MARCH 10. 1922
RESO URCE9
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15
Russian Dancers
Show Famine End

MOSCOW, Oct 14.-The opening Of
Russia's theatrical season has brought out
examples of freak and impressionistio
staging and erotic dancing in several
theatres, but nevertheless the classic Rus
sian ballet, the old style opera, and the
drama seem moro popular than ever.
Both the strikingly new tmpressionistic
presentations and the time-honored bal
let's, however, draw large crowds, and the
opening performances in the theatres
featuring these respective STYLES We're sold
out long before the curtains
At the Mobiles Club theater, where
Goleysoylly presented impressionistic
dancing by a dozen or more youths and
girls from the Kamerny ballet, cubist
and spiral structures and ordinary planks
resent palaces, mountains, pyramids, etc
The dancers, posturing wierdly to music
by Bier, Strauss and Debussy. seemed to
be cubist drawings come to life.
When the curtain went up on the first
performance OF the ballet this year. it
was evident that the dancers had en-
Joyeu theIF llrst year or good feeding
since the revolution. All were much
plumper, and some cynics in the audience
argued that another civil war might help
their figures. Madame Geltser for ex-
ample, must have put on twenty pounds
since last year, but her technique seemed
better than ever.
Along with everything else, prices for
theater tickets have scared in Moscow
since the close of last season. Formerly
obtainable for the Russian equivalent of
about % cents, parquet seats this year
brought about two dollars at the box Of
fees, and from five to fifteen dollars each
from spectators.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15
Bull Fighters In
Mexico Banking On
Prosperous Season

2fEXICo CITY, Oct. 14-BulIfighting
in Mexico City during the coming season
is going to be on a bigger and better
scale than ever, according to the i'm
presarios who are to handle the arena
events.
The pick OF world matadors. including
the best in Spain. is to come to Mexico.
RodoLo Gaona, idol of his countrymen
here, is the recognized ace OF the
fighters. and with him will be associated
Ignacio Sanchez Bejias, Juan Belmonte.
Luis Freq. Juan SiIveti, and other stars.
Throughout the past summer there has
been much newspaper agitation against
the high salaries paid the fighters, which
has resulted in almost eXorbitant prices
being demanded for tickets. As a result
the matadors will receive slightly less
this fall and winter. but even 50 Gaona
viii collect some IL, 900 pesos every after
noon he appears in the ring. with the
privilege Of a benefit performance which
is always good for an additional 100000
pesos. The season opens oct. IS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15
Croker Will Case
Proceedings Stayed

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. oct. H.,
--proceedings in the Croker will case are
tannorarily stayed. until the argument
and adjudication Of demurrers to the
objection of probation Of the Croker Wlli
are complete. according to an order
sipned today by Judge c. E. Ch'Ihhs-
worth of the county court.
The de1nurrers were entered hy MIS-
Bnla f. Croker. widow of Richard GRO
ler, SIR. and chief beneficiary OF ms ms
viii. which is being contested by ms
three children. Richard Croker, a.
TTl,,,',ra Irroll.r and Ethel Croker White.
A stipulation was also filed. signed by
both sides of the controversy. pr"Vldins
that five days notice be given by either
nartv in summoning the other to
hearing. The papers filed for Mrs. Gro
ker include q demurrer to the petlt!on
obtecting to the probate, which was tlteG
on July 2S by Richard Croker, IT. Elhe1
croker White and Howard Croker A
demurrer to the separate paragraphs %
the petition. and motion to strike our
and motion for compulsory amehoms''
to the petition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15
ALL-DAY CRUISE OF
YACHT CLUB TODAY
Local Sailors To Enjoy Beach
Dinner And Visit To Satsuma
Groves.

This morning at nine o'clock. unless
The official weather prognosticator's
prediction Of a gale comes true, a fleet
If about ten of the Pensacola Yacht
clubs motor cruisers will cast off from
Magnolia street wharf for an an-day
cruise up Escambia bay to AIulat bayou.
This will be a stag affair, and as many
members of the club as desire may make
the trip.
Besides the cruise. a beach dinner will
be served, the party will visit the sat
sunla groves at Mulat and also gather
pecans there, where they can be found
in abundance.
The following boats. and possibly
others, are expected to make the cruise:
Martha, Lady Alden, Gretchen, Annie
w. Badger, Mac, Julie, Mercathades
and RomaWell.
If the weather proves too inclement to
make the cruise dinner will be served
at the club house on Bayou Chico
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15

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