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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
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"WhatVc you g"f ih"rc7'
"Comct.tcgs star replied Nancy
w, want Won Goo keep d Tor as Wcur
going back WI try to catch Comet
Logs
I'm Just 60 long. Said Ma. sprinkle
Blow
So be- helped fh. Twins lie their star
safely To- tho chimney and then. Jump.
ing on his magic umbrella which bee
rosie. hc mouuu.d the Twins to get ou
behind and away they whizzed
They landed .r the moon and went Go
Mr. pcerahou house. But he WASH Q
there, And b. wasn't bon his engine
house And b.. wasn't anywhere.
They called and called and called
Bui mo- answ, Mr. Pcorahout had DIE.
appeared.
10 Ir Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
County Records
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/ 500 lui 10 bluck o. fnkc,icw
Gcurg, James Co a. - Kirk. si7..
-.i.of uit I,f % hu,k ilf plcmonN.
&. T. Atwood 90 Robert Kicks. 800.
I0ti lots &c. hio.a -u,. san Ia,into
} Heights.
Robert Kicks Co e.. q. Atwood tl.OO.
Liant lot O. uluoa EOS. san Ja.uto
Heights
~. a. Frost e. v Mvcis $1,000
lui 3, block g. san Jaciuto Heights
Nrs ". u - laklp o. " " Davis
,lfc0 lot . block go. Eaklc
Nts 40 o g.. ElLl, 20 " ". Davis.
slS7s lots. block 90. and lots 80 BLOCK
-. Eakle.
Mary Mcnamara Co ! NJ. Russell
$500. tot Z hIocs 80, san Jacinio
Heights.
Ars ~. - %. Etklr to W " Davis.
$3.50 l.tlt block 90. Eaklo
Laura \ IAN To- Margaret Russell.
$3.50. lot : block ct san Jarint,
heights.
Mechanic Liens
" !. Satterwhite 20 Falris. Moore
Lumber Company. $500. lot 10 block 8
i.tkeYiew
stella Patterson @" M Pritchsrd
,,i'.so lots . D.. blo,k i6e o. 7.
I,red> Of Trust.
T. T.. Jones 81 uN. 90 National T.. \ l.
CO.. s-"Ho part bot block us. Plrm'
rua
oil and das lease.
william u Bush 10 Hors,y Goooh,
NV, See ?. block s u az.
Transfers.
y. Y lrhv a. First National Rank.
slise.s5. bots $40 block :, SIS.
J. ". Bogsrd o. \ T Zion. Sto %,
part block lfs. o. T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
NOTICE TO THn rUBIIC.

Any srroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation OF
any individual, firm, concern or cor
poraton. that may appear In the col
umns Of The News. will DO Gladly cor
rected. when called to the attention OF
the editor. II 10 not the intention OF
this newspaper 20 wronkfuily use. or
injure any individual. firm. concern or
corporation. and corrections will be
made where warranted a. prominently
a. was the wronsfully published refer.
snce or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
THE WEATHER
By Stanley

Amarillo ina vicinity Saturday part.
~ cloudy. warmer.
Wo,' T"Nas saturday partly cloudy.
sHrmfr north portion
Eastern New Mexico. Fair Saturday:
warmer east portion Saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

About $50 wear. EGO chnirer In Enr
land were sent 'a school with pipes n
their utchels sri the scho0lmssic0
called halt Oh their lessons Will,
ihey smoked
There Hr" 1915 American student.
study.ng Boz ihe various French Uni
Ncrsltics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

! have lr'ur. m, .utr u q letter
s'u' ogt hN ur former ur,sid,ut. Mrs
'uu o. N.-GI endorsing Hon Earle
% NNf''d 's .luIdtt. Iur th. rlit,d
states S,ult,
Ihr.rg 'Us m-b' Iut our Wo.
man ,hI.e'au Temperance, DniDu ir a
i'is0 'rhf . thin. % Justice t0 our
',I-r snu principle. GOO which v, lt1c
iou-tt d.' 'hee, years tu -ir' answer 20
ibis
9Th. W. e. o. O.. Is you dauhtlcs.
hu"" hH- rUNer tlk,u amy art.tr part
.,f.r u.iIl.e further than fu
stand . 'l, m,u who hs,, -f..f bv
Doe rin piles fHI Whirh W. have
'...'i snf u.sved This gal, hl.r 30.
vH,s dom. and viii oontinu. q. aa
rh, record show, thar NI Vsyfch
las not 0uug tru, ss o. rfuh.ftiorist.
To- tH' rrcwor.,s and T.N.. Pdf..s 70
Nolum, paro. 4U srG lia sci, ur1
tnat i.slI. y NHF.,H b.. .l,'.l .a 90 So.
.rri rNH.|f ls 'fr..t... fn fH. brewer.
interest 1ud Char 'le, ,ouur.H .r h.m
70 ns.p d'u.f t.T.iuW uoh.hi.
4 lion
Fuffhrrmuo frring rf 'h, v,ars
" woi sed ~ etreuIous't o. pruhihl.
iior 20 Texas Mr lnNfeH was litls
heard fr'm on ihe stump against tho
open saloon.
We are informed thsf nniorr his as.
sociaies b. b. looked uu.r a.. , ,,,,
WHO do raet.cg the principles for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
EAd KR8YSsa,sT

Wherefore. seeing we also are com
passed about with ~ great cloud IT
Witnesses. LET ~ lhy aside every
weight. aud the sin which doth ~
easily bcsri as and lei w. riIH with
patience the race sct before us.--lIc.
brews l9;
oh. tho days gone by. Oh th, d1,a
gone hy'
The music OF tho laughing Ius iBe
lust'r ~ tho eve.
Tho childish nth u HrI'' lHd
Aaddius magic Uur
tn, simple suulrapn eII u.II
Boa everything
When lilr was likr HoTN H..dug
neither suI nor s.eH
~ The gud,l u.lr s'Drr ~ thc
DAYS gone Dos.
luue4 WhfHub l.l.g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
CONTINUED In @ mr. Next Issuel

N MI tho progeny - ono oyster lived
ma mulilplieh. and 40 on. through six
generations. the heap Of she'll. would
b. eight times the size Of the earth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08
lupSiS ~ W eat
oiitliiions

M atmosphere dis
iUrlauc. ~ minor
mpurtauD, over,
spreads the Pacific
600 Jthwr-t and the
region OF m. south
west \ disturhtnC,
OF SOM, intensity is
central over southern
lak, Michigan
Tho pitaiion Is
confined 20 the cen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-08

tol valleys 100, Panhandle and extreme
west Texas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-23

Landing Road: thence along said road
south sixty-six 1852 degrees twenty-five
(25) minutes east (fifty) feet to the point
or place OF beginning. It being intended
hereby to consider the westerly line of
said branch Of said railroad as coinci-
dent with the westerly line Of street as
shown upon the above mentioned mar
upon. which said railroad track Is laid.
Being the same premises conveyed to
of Eva Slobodien and Philip slobodien. huE-
band and wife. dated March l.; 1S93. aud
recorded April 10, 1893. in the Office of
the Clerk OF the County of Middlesex In
Book 2ss of Deeds for said County. at
Second TRAcT-An that certain lot.
tract or parcel Of land and premises Stu
ate. lying and being in the Borough 81
Roosevelt, In the County of Middlesex
lariy described as follows (formeriy in the
Township Of W~oodbridge): :
BEGINNING at a point on the 1easteriy
line of a projected street distant one
hundred (1o0) feet northerly from the
southwesterly corner OF a plot of Iard
conveyed to Jacob Slobodien by Charlas
Q. Crowell n others. by deed dated
July is. 1891. recorded Aug. 81. 1891. in
fber 343 of Deeds. page 675--in the office
OF the Clerk Of the County OF Middlesex.
New Jersey. the said corner being in the
ming thence eastwardiy parallel with Rah-
way Avenue one hundred (1o0) feet
thence n~orthwardly parallel with said
projected street one hundred feet (Io0)
thence westwardiy parallel with the first
mentioned line. one hundred (1oo) feet "a
the easterly line OF said projected street.
thence soathWardiy and along tha saatax-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-23
m oHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

Between JAMES FEE, Complainant,
and John A, FEE, ct ais. defendants.
Nv virtue Of a decree of the Court OF
Chancery of New Jersey issued out OF
said Court on the twenty-sixth Day oi
October, 1929 in a certain cause wherein
James Fee IL complainant and Jonn a.
Fee. ct ais, are defendants. directing a
sale of the following described premises:
in the presence and under the direction OF
the undersigned, / will expose for sale at
public vendue on Thursday. the twenty
eighth day Of December. 1922 at the hour
If two o'clock in the afternoon OF SAID
day. on the steps of the Court House OF
Middlesex County, located in the City OF
New Brunswick, County Of Middlesex ana
State of New Jersey
FIRST TRACT-Al that certain lot,
tract or parcel Of land n premises stu
ate, lying and being in the Borough OF
bridget. in the County OF Middlesex ana
State OF New Jersey. more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the nortneriy
side Of the Union Landing Road. at the
point Of intersection of the said road
with the westerly line or The Colwen Irou
Works Branch of the Central Railroad o:
New Jersey. as shown on a map OF the
Coiwell Iron Works. filed in the Office
of the Clerk of said County: thence rum
ming along the westerly line Of the Col
road north t~wenty-nine (29) degrees fifty
nine (5s) minutes east one hundred (100l
feet to q point; thence at right angler
with said last course in q westerly direc
ton fifty (50) feet to a point; thence
south twenty-nine t29) degrees hfty-nins
(5e) minutes west one hundred (10e) fee
- Q nnint n tutszssct1cn with tn HaiAa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-23

=, nr 10000
George Gundrum, roller hire 'JsSo
r # Manpi, gravel ,6eTssI
artan Merc Co. stone and cartage. aSSaS a
5-7s oSooaO Conrad sbolt construction ..'.'..: 1870
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-24
Stock Feeds
Fruit Section

Apples-1st, Mrs. Lloyd; End, Ha.
rimoto.
Avocados (Winter or hard shell
variety)-1st, Mrs. Pia Cockett; End,
DR.. Baldwin; 3rd. George N. Weight.
Avocados purple variety, any
shape)-1st, c. C. Campbell; End, DR..
Baldwin; Bird, VIM. Tougher.
Bananas (any Variety Bluefields-
LIST and End, w. F. Pogue; (Chinese),
w. F. Pogue.
Best bunch of each rare, variety
Largo, Geo. Cummings; Popoulu, Ka-
hiki, Iholena, Polapola, and Mountain
Moa, all w. f. Pogue.
Breadfruit (any variety)-1st, Mrs.
Geo. Weight; 2nd, John Plunkett; 3rd
M. Fugimoto.
Cocoanuts-1st, T. f. Baldwin; End,
Tommie Holstein; 3rd, f. +. Baldwin.
Largest exhibit of cOcOanuts-H. r.
Hitchcock.
Custard apple-2nd, DR.. Baldwin.
Chirimoyer-2nd, Mrs. II. p. Bald
win.
French cherries-1st, Mrs. Emily
Taylor; End, Frank Hoogs.
Figs (Black variety)-1st, James
Lindsay; 2nd, Paul Lada; 3rd, |
Hashimoto.
Guavas (other than strawberry-lst
Paul Lada; 2nd. Mrs. George Weight;
3rd, NJ. Faustino.
Grapefruit-1st. Mrs. II. P. Bald
win.
Grapes isabella variety)-1st, Mrs.
u. p. Penhallow.
Grapes (white, large)-1st, Toma-
waka.
Lemon Trough skim list, Mrs. F.
+. Baldwin.
Leraon (other than rough skin)-
LIST, Mrs. II. p. Baldwin; 2nd, Mrs.
H. p, Baldwin; Srd, F A. Miller.
Lines (Kusaie)-lst, John Plum
kett; 2nd, d, II. Case; Srd, Mrs. Geo.
Weight.
Lines (other than (Kusaie) list,
John Plunkett; End, Enos Vincent.
Longanum-lst, Mrs. H. p. Bald
win; End, Frank Sommerfeld; 3rd,
Mrs. George Weight.
Nance apple-Mrs. Vierra.
Mangoes (other than Hawaiian
seedlings)-lst, Mulgoa, Mrs. Garnie
Phillips; End, Paw, Mrs. Garnie Phil
lips; 3rd Cambodiano, ID. II. Case.
MOnstera-Tommie HOlstein.
Ohias (Hawaiian variety)-C. c..
Pogue.
Oranges (Hawaiian seedlings)-1st,
John Lewis; 2nd, Frank HOogs; 3rd,
VIM. Tougher.
Oranges washington Bahia)-1st,
Geo. R. Carter; 2nd, James Lindsay.
Oranges (any other Yariety)-lst
James Lindsay.
Passion fruit (purple variety)-2nd
John Plunkett.
Passion fruit (any other Variety
Gerrit Wilder, Honolulu.
Pataya-lst, +. j. Walker.
Papaia (other than Cuban Cong
1su, c. c. Campbell; End, George Cum
mings, 3rd, Mrs, Geo. Cummings.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-24
Fair Awards In Agronomy

Best collection of plantation pro.
pagated seedlings-Special 35, Wal.
luku Sugar Co.
Hawaiian seeding showing varia.
lions of progeny from same female
plant-lst, and 2nd Waikiki Sugar
Co.
Heaviest stalk of a (any varie.
ty)-lst Waikiki Sugar Co.: End.
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.:
3rd, Pioneer Mill Co.
Longest stalk of cane (any varie-
ty)-lst, End and Bird II. C. & S. Co.
Longest single joint or internode of
cane (any variety)-1st and End. Wal
luku Sugar Co.; Ord, Pioneer Mill Co.
Best special original exhibit not in
cluded in the above list-1st Haiku
Fruit; 2nd, Waikiki Sugar Co.
Best stool of Cane from stand.
point of Seed selection-1st Maui
Agricultural Co.; End, Pioneer Mill
Co.; I'd, Waikiki Sugar Co.
Pineapple and cannery Products
Best 5, No. 1 mature pineapple fruits
Tor canning purposes LIST Tempo, Hal
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-24
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
T~reasurer's Office, Honolulu, Oahu


In re Dissolution of The Waikiki
Market and Land Company, Limited.
Whereas, The Waikiki Market and
Land Company, Limited, a corporation
established and existing under and by
virtue of the laws of the Territory of
Hawaii, has pursuant to law in such
manner whatsoever in the said cor
poration, that objections to the grant
ing of the said petition must be filed
in this office on or before November
4, 1922 and that any person or persons
desiring to be heard thereon must be
i'm attendance at the office of the un-
dersigned, in the Executive Building,
cases made and provided, duly filed
in this office, a petition for the dissolu-
ton of the said corporation, together
with a certificate thereto annexed as
required by law.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given to any and all persons that have
been or are now interested in any
Honolulu, at - o'clock NJ. of said day,
to show cause, if any, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
A. LEWIS, JR,,
Treasurer Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu, August "a, 1922.
Aug. 20, Sept. 8, II, 10, 26, Oct. 3, 10,
II, "a, 81
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-24
Sugar Cane


Special 24-Wailuku Sugar Co.
Best 8 stalks Yellow Caledonia
Variety-1st. Waikiki Sugar Co.; 2nd
Pioneer Mill Co.
Best 8 stalks D-1135-1st Pioneer
Mill Co; End Waikiki Sugar Co.; 3rd.
Haiku Fruit.
Best 3 stalks H-1O9-1st II. c. &
S. Co.: 2nd, Pioneer Mill Co.; Ord,
Pioneer Mill Co.
Best 8 stalks Badila-1st Pioneer
Mill Co.; 2nd Pioneer Mill Co.; 3rd,
Maui Agricultural Co.
Best 3 stalks Striped Tip or Yellow
Tip-1st, Pioneer Mill Co.; 2nd,
Waikiki Sugar Co.
Best 8 stalks Striped Mexican
Louisiana Striped) or Rose BAN
boo-1st Pioneer Mill Co.: End, Pho
Ger Mill Co.; 3rd, Waikiki Sugar Co.
Best 8 stalks H-146-1st Pioneer
Mill Co; End, Waikiki Sugar Co.
Best 3 stalks any other varieties
Special 80, Wailuku Sugar Co.
Best collection of Hawaiian seeding
varieties (any 6 varieties)- Special
"a, Waikiki Sugar Co.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-24

ku; 2nd, Paul Lada, Haiku; 3rd, Kida,
Haiku.
Best five plants of pineappies show
ing various stages of development
from plant as set out TO mature fruit
bearing stage--1st Paul Lada.
Best three plants in fruit Gage Civ
en)-1st Tempo; End, Paul Lada; 3rd.
+. Miller.
Best plant in fruit from a second
planting on the same land location
of field to be indicated)-1st Horimo-
to, Haiku Maui.
Best three crowns, three slips, three
shoots, illustrating perfect plants for
setting out-1st, Paul Lada; 2nd, Ka-
neshiro.
Field Beans for Culinary Purposes
Best 5lbs. Maui Reds-1st, Kotsu-
ba; End, Kealahou School.
Best 5 lbs. Calicos-1st, X. Kotsubo.
Best collection of new and stand
ard varieties, | h., each-lst Ulupa-
lakua School.
Irish Potatoes
Best 10 lbs, White Variety-Speci-
al. Matsukawa.
Field Corn and Small Cereal Grains
Best 10 ears yellow Dent corn
list X. Kotsubo; End, Yokoyama.
Best 10 ears White Dent corn-K.
Kot9ubo.
Best 10 ears Flint corn (white or
Yellow Hawaiian Homes Commits
sion; 2nd. w. f. Pogue.
Best 10 ears native types (such as
the kula type of hybrid corn)-1st,
l. Kotsubo; 2nd. Kula Sanitarium;
Ord, Nishigawa.
Best collection of the above types
OF corn-K. Kotsubo.
Most perfect ear of field corn, any
variety-K. Kotsubo.
Most artistic display of field corn
w. F. Pogue.
Best collection of cereal grains 9TH
or ihan rice-H. +. Wiley.
Best sorghums bearing mature
seed kula Sanitarium.
Leguminous Seed Crops
Pigeon Peas, best ) lbs.-Dr. Bald
win.
New and promising Legume suited
10 green-manuring or for forage, best
5 lbs.-Honolua Ranch.
Forage Crops
Best so lbs. meadow or grass hay
list, Kula S%anitarium; End and 3rd,
w. F. Pogue.
Forage Crops Other Than Grasses
Best so lbs. green Alfalfa-1st,
Lady Macfarlane; End, Capt. Janion;
Bird, Honolua Ranch.
Best so lbs. Alfalfa cured as hay
LIST and End, Capt. Janion.
Root and Tuber Crops
Cor cattle feeding.)
Best carrots, red and white variety
-Special-Kula Sanitarium.
Miscellaneous Field Crops
Tobacco plant-Miller.
Forest EXhibit-Special
Pineapple EXhibit-Special.
Fair Ground Plants-Special.
Exhibit of choice cuts of Maui
grown meats-Grove Ranch.
General exhibit of Forage Crops
Special, Grove Ranch.
Cane top hay-H. c. & S. Co.
Sudan grass hay-H. c. d S. Co.
Stock Feeds
Non-leguminous forage Chop" feeds
Special ribbon to H. C. e S. Co.
Leguminous forage chop feeds
Special ribbon to H. C. & S. Co.
Seed Cor grain) and pod meals
Special ribbon to II. c. & S. Co.
Pure grain and seed meals, and in.
Guiding Cassava-Special ribbon to
II. c. & S. Co.
Mixed feeds containing part import.
ed feed-Special ribbon to II. G. &
S. Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
OLD POINT HOTEL BILL
IS REPORTED TO HOUSE
Expect Enactment of Measure
Permitting Reconstruction
Of the Chamberlin.
Special to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June -
The bill authorizing the construc-
ton OF hotel at Old Point to re-
place the Chamberlin. destroyed by
hre. has been reported out by the
congressional committee having 4,
IN charge, according TO advices re-
ceivcd from s. o. Bland OF this city.
FIRST District Representative in
congress.
Mr.. Rla"d advised HARRY Huli
clerk Of courts of Hampton. to this
effect yesterday. The bill already
has been passed by the Senate and
Mr.. Bland expects the House to act
on II within the next few DAYS.
ofhcials OF the Army and Navy
bcpa rtrnents feel that hotel is
needed at Fort Monroe and recon
mcnded that Congress allow the
construction Of one at as early n
date a. possible. IL Is said
Hampton. Oid Point and Newport
News men have been working for n
hotel at Old Point ever since tn.
Cha mheriin burned. Just what plans
they have made TO finance the con
struction OF such hostelrv as is
contemplated is not known at this
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
PETERSBURG DEATH
RATE RECORD Is LOW
Five More Die in May. but
Figures for Six Months
Decrease.

PETERSRi'RG. VA, June Pc
tershurg sti!l holds a good record for
low death rate for the Grst SIX
months of this year. While thare
we're Ave more deaths in May OF this
wear than there was last year, the
nUmter OF deaths are Still below last
wear.
There We're siIty-fve births last
month. twonty-sIx white deaths and
thirty colored deaths. total OF
hfty-sev"n deaths for the month.
Eight OF the deaths wcre nonresi =
dents.
There were two deaths from diph =
liberia. one from tetanus. three from
pulmonary tuberculosis. four from
sancer, eight from celehral hemor-
image. nine from organic heart dis
ease. one from suicide end two from
automobile accidents. This max
the anruHi death rate. nonresidents
Excluded. l7.h2 per l.0nO for the en-
Tire population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
LADIES' MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION TO AID

fETERSRtRG. VA. June Mem
hers 81 The Ladies Memorial Asso-
"lation have completed the prorra M
for tho ceremonies To be held on
cemetery Hhl. Rlandford Cemetery.
Friday afternoon at o'clock after
me dedication services on with.
street The program is as follows.
INTRODUCTION Of The speaker. Mayor
Sammei w thinner: prayer by Rev.
pr' j. h. "inn. d. d; hymn. How
Firm Foundations" address. Hon.
! .onis Brownlow: distribution or
"'"sses of honor. Mrs. Edward I
Eixon: why Cross OF Honor is Re
slowed by Hon. Patrick Henry
prewry: hymn. God Re with You
I'll! We Meet Again." benediction by
Rev. +. p. cambridge: salute: taps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
CRUPPER WILL MAKE
FEW OFFICE CHANGES
Will Assume CoIlec,orship as
Soon as Senate Confirms
Appointments.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June -
That Joseph l.. Crupper. who is 20
he the new collector OF customs for
the port OF Norfolk Newport News.
will make little or no change in
the operation OF either the Newport
News or the Norfolk Offices is u
belief OF local men who have talked
with him regarding the matter.
so far as can be learned at this
lime Mr.. crupper has no intention
81 replacing Eddie Morecock. dep
uty collector. in charge at Newport
News. Mr.. Morecock has held This
post for years and knows everything
there Is to be known abou, tn.
work
Friends OF Mr.. Crupper In this CITY
have asked him TO make his home
mere at leas; part Of the time and
- has the matter under considers
ton.
The nomination OF Mr.. Crupper
was sent to the Senate about ten
days ago by President Harding. hu,
vas held M by the Virginia Sena-
tors at the request of Norfolk in
ieres,s. 1t being reported that Mr..
'rnppcr did not intend 10 make his
h-adquarters In Norfolk MIR crnp-
per denied the Report and the Senate
y expected to confirm the nomina-
ton within the next few DAYS.
Just when Mr.. crupper will take
over the duties as collector in
'haree Is not known here He viii
replace Norman r. Hamilton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
GRACE CHURCH TO
PRESENT PAGEANT

PETERSBURG; VA. June 7-..rb.
Awaiting World is the nam. NJ ,h.
'aSeant 4" be presented a, tho ev.n
INK serNic" OF Grace Churcb ne,,
'"hhHN evening The pageant viii
portray the need OF the world fn,
ne message which the church Ia.
u" "fing 20 thos- seeking r-sr and
peace. The principal cnarAct-rs win
%" represented a. fouows nm.
VOC" or God. DIR. Edwin Garter.
WET Church MISS E.,.ii
s'ikes: Spirit OF Christian Won
~ '.o"d. Mrs. Lewis Pitcher Sni,;,
81 American Patriotism. Mrs an.
~. Pierrepont Spirit OF lfni,.d
ihahNs Offering Of 1919 Miss Marc
Nis' spirit Of United Thanks or
'"rlnS OF 1922. Miss Annie Town.
S-hh Mary. az Bethany. Miss Mar.
earrt tucker: Three Hebrew Women
MISS Ruth Fowlkes: Moses Mr. uar
""rt scott; Faith. Miss Louis. Ri.
'h+r; PRAYER, Mis-. Daisy Wells In.
formation. Miss Hontas Wake. So.
'+m MISS Martha Tall.v. ScaLirc
"I"ren from Four Countries
SPOKESMAN for America Mary Ev.
,Nn kohinson; Spokesman for .Iapan
elizabeth Carter: Spokesman for
nina Eleanor Townsend: smokes.
man for Brazil. MabIe Nav DRAKE
fhe pageant will take tho Mac.
or the regular Sunday evening cor.
vices