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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
SEEK APPROPRIATION
TO ENTERTAIN VETERANS
Delegation Goes Before Coun.
Gil Finance Body With
Request.
ASK AID ron THE PAGEANT
Commute" Would Have city Aug
mrnt h.scmbi.'n GIT Of al. 900
t"unrllmen Ia Meet Again rnro,
l.

While final action was mn, ,,kcn
by III" Finance Committee Of city
'ouncii last night. that body. on mo-
ton OF Alderman Joseph F.. Power.
'NPr'SEoh It's determination to
r'c"hlm"nd an appropriation Of s25.-
""" Tor the entertainment OF Con-
i'"cfate veterans attending the an
hual reunion Of the United cuutedp-
iate veterans In Richmond in June
General w Is. Freeman. General
Edgar -. Taylor. General 10 Lam.
stern and Mrs. norman V. Randolph
Sr"h" IN favor or such an appropr--
tl"n. General freeman pointed out
mat ia" coming reunion would prove
The greatest OF amy in the history
OF the Organization.
IN" state Of Virginia through tho
recent Legislature. appropriated Il5
700 for Tia" cause. Final action viii
be 'nkcn on the resolution q, :, meet
Ing ~ tn" committee iUuInrrow after.
noon at s u'clock
Another matter to com. Nh a, thai
meeting FOR final action viii IL. n
petition from tn" Virginia Historical
ihHchht Association. asking FOR We
900 The petition was presented hy
o'lVer j. sands pr".id-n, nf IN. az
N"''d ''on III" committee accom-
phnying Mr.. sands included lanes
J. Disney. W. cunruy. ". y. CridII,
.""iS g Williams ana icnry
Srhwnr2schilI
Thomas Il. Morton. CouncIIn,,
ir"m Madison ward. asked the com
ihi' TO consider a recommendation
rom IN" Committee on I'tili,ics con
corning ia" location Of ;,Iavrrnurd
~ twelfth and Perry streets. .;uuth
richmond. which may T." purchased
'"r NT""h Thi- sitc ~ now uccupi.d
"A playground, bat IN" owner has
H"''h"d 'Hr ""inmItte" that IL" Wishes
10 "iNIpS" Of tho prop"rty. and Su-
b''ih''n"'ui Humphrey Calder has
stated IA" pot Is the most arr.ssibl.
ana i"dSonJhi" for SUCH purpuscs
~" l'1liiicS Committee has recon
m"nd"d tn" purchase. SIr Morton
stated thht thrrc w.r. aevcral oih,r
small sites which might h.. viewed
on" at Thlrtc"rih aud S"mmc-
streets. Aston uu thir proposition
VIII B." taken tomorrow afternoon.
Colonel Thoaa. r. Mchdarns. W
Meade Addison. Juhu z wilson. John
NJ Miller. Julian H. iiill and Oliver
j. sands. headed y delegation nr
hank'rs. who appeared hc.ur. the
connit'c" ia tho interests of eight
local banks that had no, BEEN In
clud"' in recent ComprOrniS" set
t"men' In - question ~ taxation. I'm
which certain taxes crrOncoUsly ia Id
for tn" year 1913 was refunded
This matter viii, also. he settled At
tho meeting y! the committee to-
morrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
SIMPLE APPLICATION THAT
DISS0lVES BlAcKHEaDs

no NOR" squeezing and pinching TO get
ga 81 those unSigh,ly hlcmishr.. black
heHds There IS one simple. safe and sure
way To Set them out and that Is 20 dis
sow" them. 10 do ,his Jus; get about two
ounces OF cHlon!t" powder from your
druggist sprinkle little on a hot wet
sP"hSr--ruh hFiSkiy over the biackheads
'"r a ieW srconhs-wash the parts and
every blackhcaa VIII h. gone.
flnchinr aud squeezing ont hlackhAads
make large pores aud you cannot get All
o' ne hisckh"'h- out this way--Shile .ais
simple application ~ cEionit- pnwd.- and
water dis~"!ve- every particle OF then, and
leaves the skin and pores la their natu-
raj condition Any drugsiGt VII sell you
the CaivnItc powder and about Two ounces
MI! be all you VIII ever nPcd.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
B! Alexander T.. Jones,

hl'ei News stan Cores ppudput
CHICAGO. March Women jur-
org may have their troubles when Il
comes 10 consideration of ethics
OF murder. bu; in considering the
more vital question OF how long pres
en-, fashions las; they are sure fire.
unanimous and Instantaneous
Tho hrst panel e women ever called
TO n jury box In Illinois proved this
IN Judr" Witow"rS court IN Evans
TON in one minut" today 10y deciding
mat gown created February : may
be utterly obsol"t" March 10
Jur. I""k> InuuiringI,.
Morris kuto'k. forcmost designer
OF w"m"n'S gowns on Chicago's gilt
'eTing North Shore appeared before
the jury with ono pr mis- mastery
creations on his arm. Honest tears
STOOD in his eyes as he described the
grace OF ~ lines. the inspiration of
It's creation. the incompatible soft
ness az its fabric. and the sheer
genius In rs hl"uded colors
Ills attorney backed him ny and in =
sisted that Frances Kennedy. the
actress. pay Sl75 for it. Miss Ken
n"df had ordered 1t aud simply re
fused I" take 1t. he said
rh" jury OF nor sisters looked i'm
chances OF winning the suit looked
black indeed.
>h" took the stand aud I'm ten
minutes Mr.. KutoGk went from there.
sadly. the gown still under his arm
Ordered in january.
II was like this" testified Miss
k"nnedy. Il ordered The gown i'm
January and IL was to be ready posi-
lively by February I. February ;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
PRINCESS CANTACUZENE SEES
OVERTHROW OF BOLSHEVISM
Believes Genoa Conference Will Bring About Crisis
That Ultimately Will Result in Fall of Pres
ent SoCalled Government

wh"r" they had standing room only.
ahh not Hpac" enough 10 move even
root ~ waS for them that the
men OF tn" United states Navy gave
'h"lr pay and their ra,ionr
very soon the refugees become
independent "f aid. In one case, We
h"ipch rent building 10 star, "A
work shop. from which tnys. carved
wooden hoAes and cnbroid"ri"s were
gent I" uS In N"w York. and gold at
l-prH n Taylors. In AN incredibly
short Tim" tn" shop became self
supp"rting"
AssiStanC" ar this sort has h".n
given all over Europe and in this
country 20 refugees. Public k!tch-
"rS. farms, homes and orphan aSy-
lum1 hav" h""n established The
Russian Relief has worked So far
without advertisement. withoi!, =,
drive. and with only Ia per cent
overhead expense. Charles W Eliot
Is tn" president. and among IN" vice
I'r, siI.ntS are Eiihu Foot, Samuel
Gomp-rs. John X. Mott and cyrus II.
Mccormick. The Princess ,'an,ac,,-
zen" has been the Ouly pIblIc
speaker.
I""ks far I'nI "f nnI,hr,I.m.
When asked how long She believed
E"lsh"v!-m v'"uld continue. the urlu-
r'sS said: "i'c"sunally. bclicy. that
tn" f"soa conference viii hrin,,
about crisis that viii result ulti-
inht"Iy IN tho fan Of tEr pr...ut
S"-ch li"i governments. i.euin. =.
counting on support in Genoa. ana,
II h" fails 10 pct II the EuIsh.yists
cannot i"ng c"n'inu" to hold a conn
try. which they NAY. Kept bv ter
r"rism and faly" rr"paganda."
-" YOU think th"r" is much Of
'hlS propaganda here in hrncr!ca?"
hH"nhi"dly great deal in Tho
'HrSc Industrial c"nr"rs" She an
Hw.r"d Among the discontinued
unemployed foreign population !, ba.
hah" hrnowa% But America is too
sane 81 country. az whole. eva
really 10 give way to IT,"
what ar" tn" types here tina,
favor R"lsh"visn"
hoy come, In my experience. "
SAID ia" princess. "iuvariably trn,,
On" 90 thre. classes Thav ara 80,
'h- criminal "rd.r. who ar. o,, fnr
| ,""' ana ready to lay hold Of prnr.
e'ty by any means; or they arc
Nhru" id"*iistS. visionary. .asiIy Icd
~ .ny one wh" 'aNs down tho law
win flows Of tn" fsi upoi III. ,ahi,
or they belong 70 the cynical class
"' business men who do not apprnv.
| "' Eolsh.vis'n thenre,ically. hu, wbo
hay" an idea that, for commercial
purposes. u might no well To recnr-
Tize it,"
And what sor; ~ rovcrnm.r, do
! IN" rel uE'"s mop" for when they go
back 80
Among tho many thousands of all
classes that ! have known. th.r. ar.
very few "ho do not hope for =
democratic government based ON tn.
MODE! 90 Franc. or America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
| Especial To- Tho rimcs.Dispa,cb1

oNAACOck. VA. March Ell,
isn't every man who lives TO read his
own last viii and testament in a
newspaper. Tn. following ahver-
'is"ment was carried In a recent is
sue Of local newspaper:
WILL. AND TESTAMENT.
In the name of God, Amen:
H. James Dempsey Crockett. of
angler Island. County AcComac. state
OF virginia. being in poor health Of
BODY. hut o! sound and disposing
MIND and memory, and being dcsir-
Gus OF settling nv worldly affairs
while ] have strength and capacity
so 10 do. do make, publish and de
clare TINS my last viii and testament
as follows;
First give and bequcath 10 my
daughter Julia Disc, the old home
place and yard at my death. but To
Nor In her lifetime only. hu; re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Try Associated rrcss.

CHICAGO. March 2i.-Ediih Rookie
TELLER Mccormick. daughter of John
- Rockefeller. Sr,. tracing tho prog
r"ssive women. told representatives
"t many womeu's organizations here
mat ii woman marries outside
her own elan or tribe she'll be a
slave. History proves it,"
The meeting a; which Mrs Me
'ormick spoke was preliminary to
IN" w"mcn's progress exposition ia
l." held here June TO 10. of which
Mrs. Mccormick VIII he general
chairman. The engagement OF Mrs.
McCormick' lsycad- old daughter.
Mathilde to Max Oscr. Swiss riding
academy proprietor recently was an
rounccd.
In oldcn times" Mrs Mccormick
SAID. III man were bored with the
women Of his own tribe. he went and
s'"l" wife from another clan"
The stolen bride had II sorry time
OF it, acc"rdin; to Mrs. Mccormick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22


OF course. expect 10 go back. :"
SAID the Princess cantacuzcnr. and
AN unusual and brilliant smile passed
from her blue gray eyes over her
charming face. w" wcr. sitting in
the jefferson Hotel. waiting for
friends who wcr. coming to show
city.
There viii be 40 much work To- be
done. and like the people. all Of
them. learned to know the peas
ants on our estate. AMI To cure for
them. In fact, IL waN TO keen alive
IN" million Russian refugees 50 that
they might 10 back eventually. tbat
We organized the Russian relief Nr
Hoover. with his contributed millions
works in RUSSIA. ". work outsid.
among m. unhappy wanderers from
their native land. So. Their. /. mo-
overlapping in result.
IT IL III" opinion ~ all who knnw,
tho situation well that no help for
Rnssih VIII come now from within
It's borders. the hop. of its fu,ur.
the lenders of It's r"organlzs,inu
must come from among the r..d con-,
scattered today in tn" million r.fu.
gees over tn" fac" or tn. "nr,h. For
W." ~" RUSSIAN RELIEF is working.
S"il"rs Gave pnri "f pr,.
IT may h' Interesting to Am.ri
cans L" know mat nlrnuS, the mrs,
ann certainly among IN. mos, art.u,
H"N"c"t"~ Of ,his work were IN. Of
h""r- OF tn" American armies vb.
went Int" Russia ana taw IN. rnnJi
Won OF IA" country. ana the ,.rru,Is
an" Ihc'sSHni persecution 81 all on
posed :" i!"lsh"yIsn. Tn. American
fIhN" Officers on sh.pS In tn. Rack
-" w"r" &" much impressed with IN.
necessity Tor IN" work. that tho.
N"nh'"iIE contributed from their
small pay WIN" the sailors gave
part az their ratious. believe Won
nav" Nor" At IN" recruiting station
an officer whp did nm. work in TN.
way. Lieutenant ". j. Pierce
IhNt what sort of work does the
asked
Naturally. wc try 10 tax. co,. %,
IA" crippled and the old. and 10 kn.n
ally" the children. but. pcrhaps tn.
main work has been helping able
bodied men aud women to bccom.
s"!f-suprortinE. They are So proud
ines" p""p!"-th"y never ask: they
""nld die rather than beg charity.
and II - only through other. that we
learn of their needs Some times 81
Ht 'h~ present rat" of exchange. IL
enough 10 pat one one on his feet.
Disaster Committee Functions.
Much 81 the WORK II don. through
TN" disaster committee. formed in
constan,inopi" by Mrs. Bristol. VIE
~ Admiral bristol. United state.
COMMISSIONS. There ship.oads camr
over from IN" Crtm"a. In ono day
l'o0o nru women and children. :.c--
ing IN" Bnish"Nist rule. yer" DUMPED
upon IN" Wharv-s. These poor crca-
lures had mad" tn" several day.
crossing with no food, in quarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
ADVERTISES HISLAST VIII,
AND TESTAMENT IN PRESS
Eastern Shore Citizen Has Unique Experience of Read
ing Disposition of His Estate in Newspaper.
Home Place Never to Be Sold

serve The right to viii I, 10 whoever
IN" may see 1T at her death Also.
want !, understood that it shall
never DO sold.
second. hcqucath to my son.
kenny Crockett. all OF the land and
persona property that possess OK
cent tho home place and ward. n do
with a. he may see iit- ask az my
daughter. Julia Disc. To care for IN.
during my lifetime ask Of nv son.
hcnny Crockett. TO defrsy all flu
nera! and burial expenses and physi-
clans charges | appoint my son.
r. emmy crockett. rs sole executor Of
'his my Will, and desire that no So.
c"rity he required of him as such.
hereby revoke all previous Wills and
cohicils heretofore made by me.
witness. my hand. this eth day
OF February. 1879
JAMES DEMPSEY CROCKETT
'Tang!cr. Va.
Signed and Acknowledged hy
James Dempsey Crockett. az and for
MS last VIII in the presence Of US.
who in the presence Of each other
have hereto subscribed our names and
witnesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Fir~mcn Rcscnr Three.

Two men and a woman were res
cucd by bremen in an early morninr
fire today that damaged the cloth
INK store of ]. Cohen & Company.
1875 East Main Street. to the extent
OF f3"". They were asleep on the
second floor when Fircmen J. l.. Gar
nett. Of Engine Company 40. ..
climbed the smoke -filled stairs in the
rear Of the building, and after awak
"ninG the trio, directed them to safety
The fire Is said to have started from
an electric iron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
RICHMOND GIRL MAKES
ATTEMPT ON OWN LIFE
Especial to The Times-pispntch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
"lNSTON-SALEM. y. C.. March
2l'-Miss MadSe Collision. aged about
IL. manicurist, working i'm a local
harber shop. attempted suicide last
night. by taking two bichioride of
mercury tablets. She became vio-
lentiy Ill and was rushed TO a hos
pital. where she received treatment.
Hope Is today entertained for her re-
covery. Miss Collision came to this
cry several weeks ago from Rich
ing, are said to reside at I,ouiabnrr
Va. Dependency Is tho only reason
given for the young womans rash
act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Give Khan Clcnn nrI Of u.ur,h.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. March FLA
clean bill Of health was given the
Knox County Ku Klux Khan hv the
criminal grand jury which today con
Quoted an investigation into the ac-
INVITES and purposes "f the Khan
!"Iiowing IT'S request upon the sheriff
TO dismiss deputy on charges OF
conduct unhecrming an officer. The
grand jury held that the Khan was
not an unlawful organization and
that IL had committed no unlawful
act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
WOMEN JURORS REACH VERDICT
IN TWO MINUTES IN DRESS CASE
Fashionable Chicago Designer Loses Suit Against Ac.
ress, Who Asserts Gown Was Not Delivered in
Time and Is Out of Style.

had to <" on, on tour withou. tho
gown h"caus" IT WASH, ready
You So. IL IS black charmcus.
with name-culorcd George,,e sleeves.
II was lovely style when ordered
IT. but. Heavens SAKE" couldn't take
II now. II is out 81 style This
man is silly 20 think would"
Miss Veronica Cannon. one OF tho
jurors leaned forward
Ny dear. what were YOU going TO
wear with it," she asked.
BLACK SILK stockings and satin
pumps to match" replied Miss *. n
ncdy.
Hnp. for Order.
stunning INTERCEPTED Mrt. Ale
tina stewart. another juror 1t
would suit your styl. beautifully."
Judge Witower raped loudly for
less conversation between the Jury
box and the witness chair.
IT would then" replied Miss Ken
ncdy. Ignoring the warning. Blu,
YOU Sirl. know that everybody is
wearing black charmeusc and flame
ool"red sleeves nov. It's out
Yes. everybody is wearing IT,"
said Miss Virginia I.awder. from the
jury box. But toll me. did il ft."
Il had t" leave before had a
fi,ting." replied Miss Kennedy.
Without "A httinE?" choruscd the
jury.
II tn" ladies please" the cour,
commenced
f"ur Honor, We fni for the de-
PENDANT" said Miss Cannon to,..
woman.
Very we'll" said .Judp. witow.r
ana try as attaches might through
out IN" rest of the day. they could
not Ind him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

country club is the latest
entertainment wrinkle evolved by
Potentatc Edward -. Schmidt for
Acca Temple. Mobiles ~ the Mystic
Shrine. The club project already
has bees Endorsed by the members.
who are said to be heartily In favor
81 the move. Fotentate Schmidt says
the club will be located near Rich
mond. and that luncheon and dinner
would be served members and their
guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
WILLIAM B. LEEDS
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
Try Associated Press.l

NICE. FRANCE. March 2l.-wn-
liam B. Leeds while driving with his
Wife. former Princess Xcnia, Of Rus
da. In an automobile toward Monte
Carlo cnmo in collision with another
machine drivon by Milo. Fevre. The
car OF tho French woman fell ftteen
faet Into rnvino and Mile. Bsyge
was injured,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

Richmond declared liabilities arere-
eating sl3,l1l. He placed his assets
~ s3.Sl2. as the amount due from
Ami" T.. Barker, on the contract
price Of house At ia Stuart Road
T. Raleigh Phillips is attorney for
tho bankrupt.
toward \. Drake. also OF Rich
ih"nd, listed debt At Sl,50o, with no
assets. Ahncr &. Goodc Is attorney
FOR III" petitioner.
liillrn +. Clark, OF Richmond. do
ciared liabilities of si35. and lister
his assets as 500, in petition fled
10y l.. T. w. Mary", his attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Holes Assutlnn, oct. Three ycar..

y jury In Hastings Court late yes
icrdnE afternoon returned verdict
nf guilty IL, the ease Of Albert John
son. colcr"d. who several weeks ago
Wounded Police Lieutenant Archie
Holt by firing at him III an effort IL
escape arrest for shooting 81 pistol
IN the street. and gave him three
years In the pcnitcntiary. Lieutenant
lt"lt was under treatment AT Johns
ton Willis Hospital for about ten days.
He was nit IN the head, having a very
narrow escape from death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Prominent Lawyer I. Dead

SPARTANBURG. S c.. March Fl.
Ralph Is. Carson. former president
OF the south Carolina Bar Associa-
non ana one OF the leading lawyers
ni this state. died mt his homo here
this afternoon, after an Illness Of
several weeks. He was 20 years old.
He was Il native OF Polk County.
North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
ASSERTS She PERJURED
HERSELF IN HARDY TRIAL
Mrs. Mary Ruth Lewis Now
Denies She Shot
Husband.
FEARED HhRDI. SHE .,ya
Swrnr< That Man Acquitted on Her
testimony ut Inst Term Of Cnurs
really Responsible for Death OF
Tom Lewis.

Sp"cial 20 tn" Times pltpa,ch.I
Pt:TERSRu re-. VA. March 2l-"r
told II" during the trial of Wtllia y,
iiar"N' when said | fred the sho.
mat killed my husband" said Mrs.
Mary Ruth Lewis. TO-DAY. before a
Jury in tho pinwiddle county Court.
when she went on the stand tn tes,if,.
Ih nor own behalf and to try 20 clear
h'rS"if of the charge Of numbering
her husband last fall.
MrE' Lewis was deliberate in hcr
testimony and swore that the reason
she claimed al first to have fired tho
*hot That sent her husband to mis-
death. vas because she was afraid
OF william Hardy. who was tried and
acquitted at the last term Of court,
She sworc today that Hardy did the
shooting and that she was !nnoncont
OF the charge.
Testimony Rig Surprise
Tn" testimony Of Mrs Lewis was a
hiS 'urpriS. to the Commonwealth,
owing To the fact that she has main
talned since her husband vas found
dead. that sh" fred tho shot when
she took her husband for a burglar.
Hardy was not at the trial today. and
dlh not hear the evidence of the
woman.
Tom Lewis. n well-knnwn farmer
OF pinW!Hdie County. returned home
late one night last fall and as ne
started To enter his home he was met
at the door by load Of shot from a
double barrel shotgun. He died In
stantly and his body was left out In
the rain all night. while his wife sat
supposedly, In the house alone
The next day the body was taken
into the house and the authorities
notified. Mrs. Lewis told tho officers
mat she shot her husband. thinking
he was burglar. For some time
her story was accepted as true. bu,
after running down different clues
William Hardy and the woman were
arrested. charged with murder. The
trial OF Hardy resulted In his ac-
du!t'al. after Mrs. Lewis testified that
she fired the fatal shot
Arguments Start Today.
The wonan's trial consumed all OF
today ana argument is expected Ia
start tomorrow morning. with Nor
ton Goods. State Senator from Din
widdic and former COMMUNICATING
Attorney, will speak in behalf of the
accused. whii. Commonwealth Attor-
n"y '" +. Sterne will represent the
state.
The case Is expected to reach the
jury some time tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Indictments IN Hank Failures.
BY Associated Press

oKMULGEE, OKLA, March 81
Iweh,y-two indictments naming
more IMAM thirty persons were re.
turned by tho District Court grand
Aury tonight In It's nnai report on
investigation Of tho bank failure,
~ okmulsee County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
rou- ril. nnnkruptc, PETITIONS.

-Four persons Med voluntary petit.
thong IN hankruptcy before Judge u
Lawrence Groncr In the United states
District Court yesterday
y. &. Gilbert, Of Ninita. CooChland
County. listed Liabilities at ss5ci
with assets approXimatins $500. W
NJ Justis. Jr.. is attorney for the
petitioner.
Harry l.. Barker. CARPENTER of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
To rrint "The Underwater Tr,i.

GLOUCESTER. VA. March Civ.
T. Ashe and L. G. Ca,lett are NJ worl,
npon booklet. The Underwater
Trail. which viii bc printed for free
distribution next month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-15
IA LEASING PERMITS
 TO OIL LAND ISSUED

Nine additional oil leasing per- mits in the Cold Bay district and five in other sections of the Terri tory recently granted by the Depart ment of the Interior have been re- ceived at the local U. s. Land Office for issuance to the applicants They involve total of 35,840 acres of land.
 Those to whom they were issued are: J. A. McPherson, Samuel A. Atwood, George Wyckoff John H. Fawkner, Ben c. Graham Ellis J. Bragg, P. J. Murphy, and Roy Trout, 2,560 acres each in the Cold Bay field; Robert B. and George D.. Montague, each 2,560 acres in Su- sitna Valley; Tim Rayle, 2,56O acres at Anchorage; Holly V. Ashby 2,560 acres at Illiamna; Elsie M. Hillery. 2,560 acres at Katalla and L. B. Walbridge 2,560 acres near Wasilla.