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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
800 MUCH WEALTH
CRIME WAVE CAUSE
IRy Assoclated pressl

CHICAGO. Nov. i.-Too much pros
nerity and the misuse OF money was
blamed ior youthful opponents.
murders ny women and other recent
sensations. by Vice President Cool
idSc. who stopped here for few
hours yesterday on his campaign
speaking tour.
The cure. of course. Is religion.
and use ii wrongly" he said. Good
living never has hcen so high nor
bad living so low as IL is today.
The cure, OF course, Is religion
enbodying IN conduct the spirit Of
Christ. liut while religion seems
weak At present, Il VIII never falter.
The American people are too smart
to let such "a force die out"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
MRS. ANNIE HATKE IS
TO BE BURIED TODAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
Eatke, who died Friday In her home.
'?o2 Floyd aVcnuc. will he conducted
mis- afternoon at o'clock in ST.
Mary's Cathedral Church, Fourth
ana Marshall Streets. The burial
VIII he In 81. Mary's Cemetery. Mrs.
Ha'kc. who WAS the widow OF An
drew Hatkc, was the sister Of Fritz
Sitierding one Of Richmond's hest
known citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
Install Rev. A. w. Honey.

Installation services for Rev. \.
w Honey viii be held at Overhroox
PRESBYTERIAN Church tonight at \
O'Clock. with Rev James H. Cook
moderator, presiding. Special mus,c
VIII feature the program. The
charge to the preacher VIII I've de-
livcred by Rev Russell Cecil. - -.
pastor OF second Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. IL. j. williams viii
make the charge to the people. The
ordination prayer viii nc made by
Or. T.. G. Johnson and j. Scott Par
IRISH, an elder OF the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
AppcaI Is Grnntci.

An appeal and supcrscdcas in the
case OF fIcrelick, administrator OF
Kaplan. VS.. the Southern Dry Goods
and Notions Company. from the Cir
cult Court OF the city OF Petersburg
has been granted by the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. The litigation
grows out OF the failure of the pco-
ple's Bank OF Hopewell. and the pc
tition recites that the signing OF the
armistice caused the closing down OF
industries at Hopeweli. reducing the
city from population of 10000 to
loss that 5000 in short period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
Owls ..o,u Memorial services.

The annual memorial of the Order
OF Owls in Richmond will be held
in Union Station Methodist Church
this afternoon at , o'clock. Rev.
George T. Mayo, rector OF the Monu-
mental Episcopal Church. Will make
the principal address. Jacob Um-
iauf has general charge OF tho cere-
mony. j. 4. Lewis and George Il.
Powers will have prominent places
on the program. Music by the West
End Quartet Will feature tho service
and Mr.. Can pa. Charles Nunnaliy
and Mrs. J. r. Gillian VIII song solos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
BARREL OF APPLES
CRUSHES WOMAN

CHARI.OTTESNliLE VA. Nov. &.
Mrs. NJ. j. purvis. OF this CITY, is
critically Ill at the University Hos
pital. as the result Of an accident
which occurred at her home on An
derson street. While attempting to
move barrel Of apples she lost her
balance and fell down flight Of
stairs. The barrel followed her down
the steps, falling on Mrs. Purvia and
crushing one leg. Internal injuries
were also sustained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
with Pollard & pagby.

Pollard & Barby. Inc, announced
yesterday that James l.. Robinson had
entered upon the duties as adjuster
for that concern. lie succeeds Rob
crt j.. Ritchic, Jr.. who has been
placed in charge OF the insurance de-
partm"nt. Mr.. Robinson. who was
formerly with the Department OF
Public Utilities, IS n graduate OF
Richmond College and the John Mar
shall High School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
Local Hunters Land Hear

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 4.--For
the nvst time i'll many years local
hunters have been fortunate enough
to shoot bear. Four local hunts
men vertured into the dark Dismal
Swamp a few days ago and emerged
with l0o-pound bear, Those in tho
PARTY were w. NJ Filler, A. L. An
drews and son. Clifford. and Cap"
Stevens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
Petitions In nnnkrnntcy.

l.. Gordon, trading as the Broad
Rock Market. S602 Hull Street. yes
terday hled voluntary petition In
bankruptcy In tho United States Dis
trict Court. Liabilities were listed
as 3S,22S. and assets as $1,000. w.
NJ. Mitchell. OF SnnenourE County,
fled petition. listing liabilities as
$3.50. and no assets,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustees Auction Sale
.aluableF arm
Henrico County, Vi,pinia
BY CHAPLIN & CLARK.
Real Estate Auctioncers.

ny Hirtuc OF certain deed OF
trust. dated 18Th day OF october.
1921. and recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the Henrico Circuit Court.
IN ID: IL. 2io-A. page Ia, default hav-
inS been made IN the payment OF a
,rs hahn, -. o. secured thereby
iciary SO 10 do. Nc will. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1872.
At O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
on the premises: sell At public auc-
uon. the property conveyed therein.
viz:
i. All that certain tract or parcel
OF land with ali the buildings. rights
and being ia tn. County of fIcnrico.
State OF Virginia. abou, four and
0ne-half miles below the City OF
tichmpnd. and containing one hun
drcd and ninety three and three
less; EEGiNHING at an Oak stump.
chains TO a stake: thence north
IL l-3 degrees east as chains: theme.
north IS degrees west cnain TO cor
grees 1888 chains to a road. south
81 degrees cast 60J Chains. thence
north 33 degrees east 1926 chains:
thence south ~ degrees cast 49,
3 IL degrees east .. - chains to a
Pine Stu,np near Branch; thence with
branch Chains to a corner with
- H'bNl
degrees west ll.30 chains to a cor
ner at f.. * II. Pine: thence with
Creek Is chains TO a corner on Creek
near Beech. thence south 40 degrees
east 1870 chains to Hickory ana
Gum pointers; thence south 80 i-2
degrees west g chains to a corner
On Branch near n falling kiaDie:
thence with Branch us Chains TO
Cornelius Creek Is chains to 4 stake;
thence 81 5-S degrees west I chains
10 an Oak stump. the BEGINNING.
2 All that certain lot or parcel
Of land situated In Henr.co County
near the New Market Roai contain
Ing two acres. Being the same land
conveyed to Isham jefferson bv
GcorEc T. Dr!rker ard nthcr, iv r".d
recorded In Henrico County Clerks
Ofhce, y. Il. 30. page 3fJ which deed
refers 10 "A plat of the same land;
one acre having hocr sold Ia VIII
liam itarHnlDh. II. Y. ITO p7ra 2Ss
Tracts No. and No. are adjoining
ana VIII be sold as a who'll
TERMS: One-fourth cash r.sid;,.
payable and 3 years with inter
est. payable scmiannu;t.lv, secured
by a deed Of trust on II" property.
or all cash at option az purchase.
INO. y CHAPLIN
THOS. w. CLARK.
October rs. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

To the creditors OF DENNIS F. O'CON.
NELL. OF Richmond. In the County OF
henr!co. and district atorcsaii-B an,i-
rup,:
Notice Is hereby given that on Nove:n Der
:, l'c2. IN" said DENNIS r. O'CON-
NELL WAS duly udjudicatcd ba nhrupt and
mat the h--t meeting ~ his creditor.
VIII hn held u i!y Office. Rooms nissan.
Mutual Buid!nE, Richmond Va. on III.
10TH Day OF NOVEMBER, 1922. AZ 10
O'Clock In tho forenoon. at which time
thc said credite-s may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine III.
ohnhFupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before sa!d
meeting.
THOS. u. sNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
November g. 1877
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nIps roN NOAp coNsrpi:crInx

BIDS FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION.
Sealed bids Will be received by the
Board Of Supervisors OF pit,s,iranIa
County "a, i2 O'Clock noon ON December
:, 1929. during the TcEulur meeting a,
Chatham. Va. FOR the construction %. 6I
miles OF sol! roads. beginning a. Gr.tna
and running west to P!;isv!I.e
Estimated quantities a. follows:
acres .! gGubb!ns and clearing
5000 cubic yards OF unc. ass.ncd ex-
cavat!on.
Me;aI pipe euiverts: 100 linear fee, u.
men diameter. iSo feet OF i5-inch 200
feet OF is-!nch, 400 feet OF 2i-inch. and
20 feet Of 3.-ilch
IS cubic yards !x3xs hsadwaIl concrete;
10 cubic yards Of iH2xi REINFORCED con
crete culver;s. 400 pounds re-en.o.c,nr
steel: 1000 cubic yards top soil.
Each hid must be- made on standard
form aud nust be- accompanied with a
certihed check or cash for $1,000
The contractor to whom the award is
made vii! be required To- furnish Il surety
company bond in the sum OF forty per
cent toeo) o: che contract. and will be-,
required 10 complete the contract by De-
ceHiN.. /. 1928.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
b. order OF the Board of Supervisor.
November /. 1879
J. J. WHITEHEAD.
Chairman:
J. 5. CARTER,
County Enginsrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
CONFEDERATE RELIEF
is SOUGHT IN DANCE
Attractive Winter Garden Program
VIII lie Given mt RIchmopd Hotel
Wcdmcslny ENcming for Cnusc.

N'""'Hu's iNeH'nG LOT tNusc.
Lee Chapter, l.. ID. G. will give
cabaret dance. next Wednesday even
ing. November 3, on the Richmond
Hotel roof garden. An attractive
Winter Garden program will be rem
derea. Tho entertainment is in
charge of Mrs. +. G. Riggs, and the
proceeds VIII he used for various
phases OF Confederate relief work
conducted by the chapter. n portion
to go to the support OF one old
lady at the Confederate Home. Tick
cts may be obtained from various
members OF the chapter and at Cren-
shaw's or r. y. Millers drug stores,
and tables may be reserved by call
ing Boulevard 2i3a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
Shine Hurt In AUTO Crash.

PORTSMOUTH. VA, Nov. IF. +.
Eichler. of Ora&ge. y. j. is at local
hospital with an injured spine. tho
result Of an automobile accident on
the Portsmouth-Suffolk highway
near Hodges ferry. when his car
struck telephone polo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
nelIcf A..ocIntlon Eea...

on Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. G. r. Valentine, 2sii Grove
Avenue there will be given an old
fashioned Virginia supper between
tho hours of and 10 O'Clock for
tho benefit OF the Women's Relief Az
ISOLATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
-7@7@---l-----
4UCTIOkS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.

Wilmington. y. g.. October 81, 1922.
The board o. Directors OF Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has de-
c!arcd dividend Q! two and one-haI,
per cen, on the Preferred S;oca o. that
Company. payable on Friday November
10. 1872. 20 such stockholders AS shall be
reristered on the books q: the COMPANY
on Friday. October ~. is.2. Tho trans,er
books are closed from October ~ TO
November 10. 1879. both dates inclusive
JSO. T. REID,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

NOTICE or FIRST MEETIN OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

FOR SALE
OR TRADE.
175-acre Louisa farm,
seventy five acres
river bottom land; any
sort of Richmond real
estate; easy terms to
right party.
Beautiful West Grace
Street home; 8 rooms;
modern and near the
new station; most at
tractive terms can be
arranged.
1901 Maplewood Ave.
Modern, new, 6 rooms
and sleeping porch;
will trade for vacant
property; attrac i've
price and terms.
1904 Westh a m p ton
Avenue - Six room
brick; modern, newly
papered; sixty-seven
fifty; will trade, or
make good terms.
Highland Park brick, 6
rooms; on smooth
paved street; price re-
duced to S6,S5O for
quick action. Name
your own terms.
See me at my home,
102 West Crab a m
Road, any night after
6 P. M. if you want a
home. We have it or
can build it for you,
and on terms that will
suit you. Phone Madi-
son 1928.
S. L. THOMAS, WITH
]. D. CARNEAL & SONS
REALTORS,
RAN. 1882.
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Wantcd-Rcal Estate "
ARMS-want to hear from owner havin
farm for sale; give particulars and low
est price. John J. Black. Virgini
Street. Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin.
LOT.
Wanted to buy at once,
direct from owner, a
lot or couple Of lots in
either Highland Park,
Barton Heights or
West End. What have
you to offer?
C 823, carr
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

By ]. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

WILL EXCHANGE good-payin6 city In
res;nent for large Virginia plantation
or nio.k farm. T.. o. Box u. Char
lott.svili.. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

J. Thompson Brown & Co. and
Z. K ]. S EarVic. AuctiOnccrS
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-07-29
THE MARKETS
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

FLOUR-Hard spring wheat-Short pat
ent, $765d7.75: special mill brands, in
SS-lb. cotton sacks, SO. 10d9 Is; warehouse
delivery, $9.60Q9.65. Soft winter wheat
Short patent, $5.7Gd5.75. Hard winter
wheat-ShOrt patent. $6.5OG6 so. Rye flour
White patent, s515Q5.2a; dark. s.. 5O13 s.
HAY-No. l timothy hay, $50. O0d25.OO
No. 2 timothy and No. l light clover
mixed, $21.OOQ24.OO; No. / clover mixed
and No. l mixed, s16.OOG19.OO: No. / heavy
clover mixed and No. l clover, $4,000
100; No. light clover mixed and No 2
clover mixed, $9.OOd12.00; No. timothy
and sample hay, s12.OO617.OO
BUTTER-Creamery, extras 90 score
3212c; higher scoring commands a pre-
MUM; frsts. 81 score, 311Ac: $3.50 score
2S130c; seconds. S3-S7 score. 27G215c: CEN
trulized. 31&c; ladies' 26G27c: packing
stock, 23d24c. Prices to retail trade:
Tubs, &c; prints, 39c
EGGS-Fresh firsts. $4,000; ordinary
frsts, 1Sd1S1ac; miscellaneous lots 800
1915c; extras, packed in whitewood cases,
25q26c; checks. lie; dirties, 17Q171kc; stor-
age packed. 201ad21c.
LIVE POULTRY-Turke sc: fowls,
2112c; broilcrs, 26c: roosters, l31bc; ducks.
&c; spring ducks, 21c; geese 14c; spring
geese, PIC
ICED POULTRY = Turkeys, 34d35c
hens, 24d26c; broilers, 32G3Sc; roosters,
16017c.
POTATOES-Per bbI, Virginia cobblers,
$3.2563.40
ONIONS 2.5Od2. IS per crate.
CATTLE-Prme steers. So. S561O. IS: good
TO choice steers. $S.506990: feeding steers.
5.75d775; heifers. $55Od9OO: yearlings.
fair to choice. $7O0@107O; plain to good
steers. S7.00dS50; plain to choice cows,
&.O0MS00. Gamers, S2.756315: cutters. So %
03.75: bologna bulls. $4 25G4 so: good to
fancy calves. $77561O25
HOGS-Choce light butchers. $40. 50d
1865; medium weight butchers, $1O.35a
1850; fair to fancy light, $1OOGdIO &c:
heavy butchers $9.C0d10.30; heavy pack
ing, $S.25d9.C0; rough packing. $7.510S. %:
pigs IS OOGl0OO
SHEEP-GOod to choice lambs SO sea
I2.S5. Gull lambs. $7.000S.O0. feeding lambs,
H1.0Nd12.75; yearIings. $S.0001O.75: wethers,
S-Jodt&50; ewes, $2.00q7.00.
Thomas ]. Webb, ''the Coffee King,
cagO in the opinion of his many
friends.
Charles Center Case, who made a
splendid record as assistant states at.
torney, would make good judge.
ChicagO's respectable bookmakers
view the pneumatic race track propo-
sitiOn with suspicion
Oscar F. Mayer the great packer
is much talked of for mayor since his
return from Europe But he wants
no office for himself. He generally
picks a friend for job like that and
wins out on him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12
KEN WILLIAMS EQUALSRECORD OF
TWENTY-EICHT YEARS STANDING
BN "iIIN EVANS.

Turn the spotlight ON Ken Williams
once more
The smuggling outuoldcr az the St
lou. Browns bias given Babe Ruth
something n,N tu shoot at
When Williams mad, two home runs
in th' sixth uH ng ui the game with
Washington u August , be cquaIcd a
batting RECORD Of - wears sianding
IN lhp inning tb8 Williams turned
ln NJ. raWliHal. teas 80 Louis made
min, runs aud ,i-ht bits several mis-.
play 90 the utt oi Washington also
figured .u DO, ..UuuE - Louis won
tho game, o. Co. O.
pult two ,thU. bttsm,n iu The his.
tory # mai.r league baseball hp,c ever
made Two homo runs 900 the SINE In.
/ ming That gives some idea u the rur.
ity 90 the performance.
ON Juno 49, l,sU. g. Jones of Boston
made tWu home runs loo one inning. the
int major l,agu, player Co perform
such @ feat
tn" record established hy Jones stood
co. % wears when Bobby Lowe Of Bos.
iDu olualcd H.
lNfI ~ llllhHIh rltfN" ont as the iIrNf
90 'hc sl.ytled modern PLAYERS to get
two home runs in the same inning
Williams who is l,ft.handcd hitter.
made his first home run OF George
Mugridg' southpaw ON his next trip
Iu the plate. Erickson. right handler.
rud been substituted Tor Mogridgc
l.,ksuu iift.hall pitcher ufos a
s.. o. Boo much favor with williams
Tho season of 1922 hts been RECORD.
hIHl.ug attain as Gar ae williams lg
concerned
pu Aurl o. against Chicago Wi.
hams made thr'. home runs bon ono
game only ~ other players in th' his.
tort ,f major ioagu, baseball have ever
ppI. med such teat
Tho mtinE eff thI,. huu, runs iu
o.. gum' ou ANN O., was th, start ~
. iuitlrg Hmplg ht Williams that
lI-tod eight dlvs
ln eight dies VIII AIMS cracked uu,
q .u. home runs Ef, since Williams
l1s been Knitting circuit rl1uI- and
showing Oh. way q l;ll, Gu,h ae won
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12
NEW WATER TANK
Is BEING CONSTRUCTED
u, SUI CnrrespondrnI

CLARENDON. Aug. ll.-Nork -
I.o-r,- s ng lpmdN un the new over
head tank nr 10, Clarendon water.
works systm The tank is being erect
... n. D.I... Heights ana viii he COM
p.,t,d about October !. Concrete has
,,n rm AND steel IS ON the way to
Clarendon
This tan. s being built out Of part
49, Ola, s-, oou bond ssuc carried here
a,f mrnr Tho tank win enable
r1,at,r pressure giving Clarendon
about Co.'S strong water pressure as
ray bc found anywhere o Is declared.
Fire mains are hciug extended. put
ting practically ever, section OF the
Dty under ad.uuat, tr, protection.
Thousands OF dollars uf insurance may
o., s1N,I annually through thu added
fire prcclutiou. according to Clarendon
uusu.s. men
Tho Clarendon WatcrwurNs system
moss has u,, wells ana q sixth one will
Do, added IN addition. the city has
.,,ys- tH the hlg ~" e.. the Clarendon
L. ght and Power Company for emer-
.,uDy purposes,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12

The Buz'rs came strong Boo their hlh
81 the same frame. Tucker struck out.
'iary drew a base ou laue. Holloway
struck kout MClyor singled ana Wi.
lams promptly hit the BAN over tbo l,n
field fence. Then Shaw followed sutaud
hit ono On The same spot That was uII
for the Buzzcrs is liz Smith frightened
up and one more biz was regis.
tered ufi hts delivery that coming bon
the eleventh. when Wctzc. hitting fur
sloan, singled 90 center. and was pd
Nnnced 20 second, but dlcd th,r. when
the next two men struck out
The Gass,rs tied tho score Boo tho
eighth on an error hy williams "a slurI,
lN Comstock and doubles bv Fitzgerald
and Douglas ana the Score stood at
four nll until the twelfth when the
Gasscrs decided it was tIm. to quit l,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12
FAMOUS STARS SEEN
AT WORK AND PLAY

Am1riIloans got personally a"uuH.n'
ed with great stars OF the movies yos-
,erdiy and last night when they saw
the INSIDE" OF Paramount picture
making and the inside eft the studio A.
any rate they got acquainted with these
stars. So far rs one can get acquainted
with e person through vision alone.
Charming stars such as Elsie Forgu-
SON. MJry Miles Niutci and Boho Dan
iels and old fivoritc- such as Theodore
Roberts. Wallace Reed. Jack Holt and
many others were seen while they work
AMI play.
In addition 10 this interesting pro
gram. q siNrcci Goldwyu arcc.cumrdy
and news pictures wrtc shown hid.
culous situations in The GoldWyn pie.
turr brought laughs THIS program
VIII boz repeated today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12

me clouds were g1'hrrur and % looked
litc rain So after sEun, Moore had
been Thrown oW lv Williams M,anor
cracked ono 90 th. right field fence Tor
q double Comsiock struck uut. but ritz.
gerald followed his leader and placed
ono lo the Same spot and M,au0r
CROSSED the plate Auhoior then knocked
one over thc center ii,ld fence. scoring
Fitzgerald ahead of him. and they had
thr nll same tucked away
Th, Euzcrs threatened lu their half
ol ihc twelfth when Clarv gut u lie on
SKIM Moore second error aud VII.
hms drew base CON balls. but Liz
smith came to thc rescue with some
Hor. strikoouts and thu game was
over The score,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12
Goes To- y. VI VI l.

ROSWELL. s. NJ AUG ll.--An.
uouur,meut WAS made today that J. ID.
Suukly. Ton the uast i've wears IN.
.uu,tor in history aud athletic coach
90 ~. r. swell HIGH school has been
lru u',i principal to succeed Ewing
lusk. who has accepted position as
mlu.uul 90 the preparatory department
u. NrW NcNIu Military Institute. Mr..
shinhlc. Wh, is % gradual, of Warrcns
burg Normal College ol Narrcnshurg,
So 'ur has made n SPLENDID record In
iu tNO years me- has been connected
with Roswell High School. both as AN
instructor ana COS lu athlete, coach.
nd Is Nc. popular with faculty and
students $50 hI, appointment as prlnci.
rd win hc hauuy one an the way
Around
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12
SPUDDERS CAIN
ONPANTHERSI IN
PENNANT RACE


WICHITA FALLS. Aug 1.-The
Spudders increased their lead another
mu game today when Wheeler stopped
Dallas with three hits while his team
mates drove Love and Davenport from
the mound Reid finishing under a
shower Of hits. The final score was
l3 to 4
Dallas ........ unn 600 OlN- ! ]
Wichita Falls ....ll3 o3o oaN-l3 l3 !
Love. Davenport, Reid and Liuglo;
Wheat. Wheeler and Bischoff
TWO base hits. Summl 2. white. Three
las, hits White. Mcdonald Home
runs Tanner. Wheat. Sacrifice hits,
Adams Base on balls. off Wheeler .,
Love Q. Davenport Z Struck out, by
Wheeler Q. Love O. Innings pitched.
Love . runs. hits ia IS innings,
Davenport : run. 3 hits. bon = innings.
Double plays White 90 Adams 90 Beck.
TiHr 1855
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12
LIZ SMITH FANS 20 and CASSERS WIN in 18TH
NINE TEXAS TOWNS
UNDER OPEN PORT LAW

AUSTIN. Texas. Aug. ll.-Proclama-
items were issued today by Governor
Ncfi placing the towns Of Palestine and
1919 S1riuE under the provisions Of the
npen uurt hw due TO strike conditions.
Tb, proclamation became effective at
Palestine az o'clock this morning and
40 E- Surng at I o'clock this after
ICON.
Ranger Captain Jerry Gray Is in
,fare, 81 the detachment of rangers at
Palestine ANA Ranger W. y. Miles at
rr Spring
Then, are now nine towns and cities
% r,,u- ou.ntng under the open port
law because ul strike conditions. They
lr. Duhuu. sherman Amarillo, Tex.
inD plIbut Marshall Gainesville.
ChHIr,.- and the Two proposed today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-12
Bears Beat beaumont.
q. A .a..st.trN D..

SAN ANTONIO. Texas Aug n -.
Tho san Antonio Bears won their sec.
ond game of the home stay today de-.
foat.ng On, Beaumont Exporters by the
score Of 4 10 .. Lewis started the game
for the Bears bat faltcrod ip the first
inning and was relieved by Bromley
who held tho Exporters safe Tor tho
rest Of Tho game
Beaumont ......... zoo GOO OOO--2 r 4
San Antonio 90 l20 coy ? q
Two base hits. Ellington Three base
hits. Mckee. Fcdor. Stolen base Gross.
.S1rr.fc" hits. Anderson. Gross. Fcdor.
Mckee Meyers. Brennan and DOYLE.
Base ON kills. Lewis Morris ? Brnps.
lry 4 Struck our Bromley Morris
g Lewis l. Double PLAYS Gross "a Ful
lrr tu Realty. Brennan TO Fodor Passed
ull S,hroycr