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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
LONDON REV|V|NG
0LD-T|ME PLAYS
Managers Try Expcdicnt AT
!! ter Experiencing Difficulty
/ in Filling Thcatcrs.
al 0 YVES AS ALLIED
collection Of Congcnilal Idiots
Y Forms Ideal Audience.
|. Saws IRVINE.
NJ 0 YVES ASS ALLIED

q. LONDON MAY London thea
.ters have entered tho revival" STAGE
sand arc finding 1t just as profitable
,!Rs their colleagues I'm Sew York
,9id; Something is tho matter with
bthe ENGLISH th.utcr. Tn. reasons ar"
.taried as tho persons expressing a.,
s2pinion. Tho producer says Il Is
ALE 10 the government cntcrtairt-
HeRt tax. The actor Saws ;h. rnu't
iics>with the lack OF good PLAYS ana
me influx Of badly trained amateurs
and the public says that nothing
worth while is being "T'rnd ana 70
fuses 10 so - tup-price houses WITH
.poor attractions.
Short runs have been the rule
rnther than the exception at all Of
the London theaters. and looking for
some way TO I'LL their houses, tho
owners have gone back to OLD favor
ties
mr.. PIN Passes By" is being pro
,duced again by pio Bouccicault and
Irene NanhruEh Rt ono house. Dear
,l3rutus' has teen brought out Of tn.
fstorchouee to serve as n vehicle FOR
Gerald de MaTrier. and there is talk
'of bringing The Merry Widow
back to life for another farewell APP
penrance.
( st. John IRVINE, playwright and
dramatic critic, with probably Tho
NioSt sal CaStlc ItV III flSiallI TODAY e.
itold England what lie thought or
moving pictures when he appeared
as speaker in connection with tho
Shakespeare birthday exercises at
; Stratford- on Avon. Il was tho first
, time tina; MIR. IRVINE had really lot
I himself loose on the subject. al
though n" has ntima,cd once OF
twice IN his writings that his opin.
, ION OF moving pictures was not n
VERY high one
Here Is what he thinks:
The ideal moving picture audi
once is "A collection OF conEenital
Idiots who have no need to make
amy mental effort and who could not
t!f they had to. RE moving picture
has place. but between II and tho
theatcr there is only u very super
Nc!al k!nshtp \ very wonderful ap-
pnratus. almost perfect in it's work
ings. is being used to put on the
screen the most contemplate stories
That have ever been inflicted on the
world Every care has been OK
,rcnded on mechanical DEVELOPMENT.
but not a thought TO intell cctual dc
N.l) pmcnt.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

For the average person who build
Il house. hfty-foot lot is always
most desirable. With tho narrow
twenty fivcfoot lots, the house must
have at least one side close to the
line. and that means that ~ some
future day there is grave danger that
most II not all of tho light and ven
tilation Will hc cut OF from that side
OF the house when "a building Is
erected next door. Resides. 4: is
cheaper 10 build house as nearly
square In plan as possible. and the
greater the width the better tn"
appearance as general rule.
The little house illustrated takes
fall advantage OF the hfty-foot lot
hy bong almos; square i'm plan
which gives maximum floor space per
square foot OF roof. and leaves plenty
Of room at ono side for a driveway
10 4 garage.
There IS nothing expensive abou.
this house. in spite "f the fact that
us appearance is 81 out of the ordiu-
arH. 1t is Of Colonial type. with the
roof having just the sliGhtcs, touch
of graceful curve whcr, ii comes
down At either side. Ana tho we'll.
rroportioncd dorm"rs provide rlcn,y
OF room for the second story. giving
fuli ceiling height throughout. Then
cniranc" gives a great deal Of charac.
ter TO tho house and is well worth
tho slightly greater cost than TN.
flush typo Of door.
Tho littlc entrance forms q sort or
vcstihule, breaking irauchls ma,
might tend to cool off tho living room
when the front door is oprncd in
colo weather. seat and the cln,bc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
/ FRENCH ADOPT RADIO
IN PURSUIT OF THIEF

~ The Fr"ren s"vcrnmca, has adopt
- 81 newly Invented aplaratus Tor
Suse IN running dowu criminals
sSu3lcH'y The system works a.one
ssi'nes similar 70 the Bclu method
s.,,@f transmitting photographs by "a
stdiotc!eErarh Many Of these rau.u
s.outhts have been Installed IN ib.
frontier cities ana connected I'm
central Office ir Paris These ar.
-.9rinciDai for tn" police iu prevent
rAng the escape of Laws viulators Tnn
,.,r transmission ~ complete fipr.r
-J'rint by radio from its source 10 "a
il,point sevcral hundred miIes away
- equ!res only fifteen minutes ain.
81 The instrument used IS similar 10
- he tolephotOEraphio REPRODUCTION
%2sapparatus Invented Dy Bclin Tn
LheVice uses copper cylinder when
sis turned by cIpCkwor,. INC cylinder
.sbe'ne attached 10 small li,crr,,rI.r
t<ilolding Il needle The finger print 81.
xttransfcrred 70 tho cy!inder surfarc
s~and az tho cylinder TURNS tho u.udl.
Gifts every time II meets a line ,-
Abe flm OF the picture being son,
ssTh!s breaks the current and the 70.
s4,eiving instrument registers tho p.r-
ss,ure exactly as n vas sent
- With this method succcssf,.l,,
sworhed out in connection win VIII,
10 telegraph, 1t has been round poss.bl.
50 . adapt it 20 radio Scientists y,y
rthat about the only trouble 30 nc
~ n countcred is static.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Auto Engineers to Meet
State Highway Officials
Try united Novel

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-Au-
tomobilc engineers. state highway
officials, and officials Of the Blu
reau of Public Roads. will confer
at the Department of Agriculture.
May "a, on the equitable distribu-
ton of taxes for road construc-
ton and maintenance. including
motor license fees, and desirable
restrictions of size, weight and
speed Of vehicles using the roads.
According To estimates by the
Bureau of Public Roads, $500. o0o.-
600 was spent for roads in 1921,
borne uncqually by various States
or communities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

very interesting feature Of tho
plan is tho combination pantry and
breakfast nook. which latter is AL
ways TO bc desired in the smaller
houses. as 1t lightcns the work OF
meal times very considerably.
stairs are Of the combination tyne.
serving both kitchen and living
room. This type is tho best for tho
small house, as it gives all the adj
vantaEcs of two flights of stairs with
the economy of one.
The second story contains four
good sized bedrooms. ali well pro-
vid'd with closets The bathroom
is directly over the kitchen. thus
economzing plumbing
y complete set nf working blue
prints "i this house may be secured
FOR - by addressing Home Builder.
car" TIL" Times Dispatch. ASK for
Design No. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
TAKES PLACE
OF CORN CLUB NOW

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. May 90
Farm boys and girls have "a new
language nowadays and new inter
est. the radio has intrigued them.
The pig club and the calf club are
being supplemented by tho radio
club
Everywhere the farm sky Is wovcu
with RAG % rr'"'inac. Wherever farm
boys and girls Ect together will he
,ound both sending and receiving in
strumcnts. I'll. ether is 4 huge lake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

vioS.t rtgAt nearby make this vesti-
SI!c al thut one could wish.
Tho living-room is Very interest
ing, wiki its pancled stairway lead
ing MP hchind tho brick fireplace
This arrangement i always an cffec-
tive one Added interest is lent by
tho attractive view through tho sun
porch and dining room
The sun porch is Enclosed in glass
and tho windows arc of TYNE that
can readily be removed in summer
and screens substituted. this max
ins this room one OF the most livahle
HAT could Will he imagined. As II
may h9 entered from the dining
room as wei az from tho living
room it is Ideal for the serving OF
afternoon tea or light refreshments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Ncw.pnlucr in Ncn unnc

Noii Ton. VA. May 20-Crawford's
Weekly. edited and published b.
Bruc" Crawford. Is now located IN
it's new homo at . Twelfth street.
Tho building is two-story brick.
and was constructed especially for
the printing business. 4 modern
plant has been Tiaced. Editor Craw-
fotd issues twp editions. "A weekly
on Frilry ard scmiwcckly edition on
"Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

The method Of organization ,s TO
get the boys and girls FIRST TO read
all available literature on radio. sim
ps" radio equipment for receiving;
messages on short wave lengths is
Installed and gradually the members
of the club take M tho more di,icuir
phases az he art
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

viii have the highest percentage of
their men present If statistics nov
being compiled amount to anything
All of tho railroads in the country.
Win the exception OF a few in tho
south. have granted reduced rates
on tho certificate plan. Il is cx-
pcctcd that these roads now holding
out will fall in line.
Reception Committee Rcndy.
The reception committee has com
p'ei"d their quarters at tho entrance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
New Bristol Hank

" BRISTOL, Va. May 90. ". Ill
.Si:bson, o! the Gibson Cana, Com
& 5any. Is presiden, Of ia. ucwIy or
s4.raniged Bristol Savings and Loan
~ Company. which has a capital Of $50
1000. The new bank viii be located
ipn Moore street and will seek busi.
sr,lees in loans to be repaid on the in.
eStailment plan. Carl IL. King Ia vice
,sSZaatdent, aisd Henry a. Miller. form
j. eriy OF the Marion National Bank, III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

m'ntstrator as the legal representatives
OF Mary Gclata. vino was the guardian
Of John Ge,a;a e, al
Marriage Licenses.
Peter GuloLh. age 20. 4 coal miner.
and Mrs. Mary TurkalJ. age 80. both Of
Fairport. Ohio. Squire Henry NJ. Davis
performed the ceremony.
Fred Del FecchIn aga g.. n htIliard
.rarlor proprietor Of BelIa!re. and Anna
Maz"llI. age - oS Glencoe. Father
Whitman performed the ceremony.
Henry Andrew Braun. age 80. 4 stool
worker OF Niles. Ohio. and Emily Ellen
Linton, ago 10. OF Barncsvlile
Dinner
Mrs Z. c Amos will entertain mum
her OF riends at her home on Main
street this evening at a SIX O'Clock din
rer. After dinner various social diver
sivns Will be eujoyed 10y the guests.
st. clatrsvnle Briefs.
William Chiefly. ~ Columbus. vas a
business visitor In 81. .Cla,rsv.lle yester-
day.
Attorney 6. l.. Belt. Of BclIairH. WAS IN
town on business Monday.
Miss Gene Havsrford spent the week.
end 1T tho home % h"r parents In Qua
kcr city.
Samuel Purcglove has returned to
peIaf'eld Wis. where he = attending
s. Johns Military academy. af1'r a
short visit wath his mother Of this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

A., ,,,--
NJ revival services helo !" ."s
terrain ehurEh mere 'hie'
Miss Alice Criswcll who was SUeh'iy
Improved following critical lines" Al
her home IN charleston. has sufferer Il
relapse. according 10 word received pN
her SISTER. Mrs. J. y. EHm"h"S "' S'N'"
Wells street.
Far;s VIII hc assigned fnr The WON
amloss Wedding" at a meeting /" =" h"'d
this evening in Thistle hail. Til" H.
wants club will present the play ~ IN"
near future.
lrot T.. /. Marrum. principal ot tho
SIstersv!le High school, Miss Fdis'H
McKisYur. principal At IL" Main strf"'
school. and Miss Charlotte Talbot have
returned from Charlo ION. where ih'H
attended m" STA" Education a"S"'' .
tIon meeting
discovery Was made that twH-'n"h
mo ~ Tho American oil Dcvel"p'r'"i
rnn,u.av. laid from Big Moses {" MA.
ichouruc. had h"on tapped at he trnn-
r,re bridge. near Middl"hourn". l. -
estimated that 500 gallons "f gasoline
were 'nx. Tho company has "fC"tf:
reward ur 1900 for tho arrest and '"n -
,j,,riou - Tho guilty part!rt
IIrs Charles PawS"r Of rkmn'zs"
md nor d,rrbtor. Mrs Gordon Mason Of
ro.lvnrd. are the SueSts # Mrs \ ".
II,,hn,,, and other friends. Tn" Two
women are former Sis,"rsyillc RESIDENTS
AIRS p.bayt RowIcy oC Nl.aura. O..
ar.or q few days WIS.,. with NJ. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
BRIDGEPORT
Call Civic Meet

Those Interested IN the organization
OF 4 civic club !or this ct;r stated N'-S,
,ertlay that a meeting Will be called
following the conference with thh
Booster club tonight. The meeting WI!
be held later in the week ~ whtcsS time
ilnal plans Will be made for the type OF
organization.
Kings Daughters Met
An interesting and busy meeting or
tn. Kings Daughters chapter or TINS
ci:y was held IN the kirkwo"d f'eT-
bytcrjIu church last night with I E""d
attendance Of the members noted. Fol-
lowing the routine business n social Sos
sion was enjoyed by the ladies'.
Divide Congregation
An in,;nat!un has been received here
that the congregation of ST. Anthony =
Catholic church in this city may ha
divided in the near future and church
established at Woolth!urst or Lansing.
The local congregation has grown 10
such 4 size that Il "a hardly possible -
lake care Of AL OF the worksh:QerS.
Joint Meeting Held
\ Join; meeting Of the daughters 80
America and the Junior Mechanics coun
CT OF this city was held in the Helm
lein building last night following th'
Daughters OF America meeting. THIS
was IN the nature OF a Get Together
meeting and i social program was en-
loved by the members Of both orders.
Elks To Ferry
One OF the biggest delegations ever
20 leave this city for a similar altar
went 10 Martins Ferry last night 20 1t-
tend The initiation OF a class Into tns
Elks lodge Of that city. The Initiation
aud social session which followed wero
highly endowed ny AL who attended.
Progress On Bridge
Contractor Thomas C. Riglow Of this
city reports good progress being made
on the reconstruction Of the West
Bridgeport bridge for which he was Civ
en- the contract several weeks ago. ThH
contractor reports that he - trying 20
Get the job completed before the ar
rival % winter weather.
Booster Meet
The usual business meeting Of ths
Booster club VII be held At the CITY
building this evening and a number z
important matters are 10 be discussed
The resolution Of those interested IN the
charter;nG OF civic Organization vii
be IN for action and ARRANGEMENT will
be mada for getting out a good crowd
for uext SATURDAYS football game.
Bridgeport Briefs
Constable John Moore IL had up ~:
his home on Main street with q SHra!ncl
back.
John r Scott OF the Scott LumHN-
company IS reported quite II ~ the
family home IN kirkwood.
Cjrcl" No. : Of the West Bridgeport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
DRIVE
|. HERE LAUNCHED
Teams working Toward $4,000 objso-
tive Get Away With Pine stars
GOOD Spirit.

All teams working In the Assocfated
Charities campaign for $4,000 got or
Monday morning with a fin" start.
While no formal returns Will be made
until the noon luncheon on Wednesday.
all reports drifting into headquarters
show. that there never was campaign
In wheeling that was received with
finer spirit.
One cartain stated that Ms team. AZ
tor a biz mornings work. aid not have
a single turn down to report. Several
OF his subscriptions were higher than
those given last YEAR. He stated he
found A general feeling that 1t was an
oppor,unity and rr!vileg. ~ help IN
worr Of thI. kind. One contributor. for
q substantial amount, hunted him up
before he had time 10 call for the sub
scription. 80
"suppoee Nobody Cared" has been
adopted as ihe slogan Of the workers.
and the appealing campaign posters. OF
which this is the tide, are being DTS
PLAYED throughout the business district:
The first reports will he given out
when tho teams meet for luncheon
Wednesday at the F.lks' club. From the
energetic way in which the workers are
putting through the campaign. some
very Interesting returns are expected
at this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

Philadelphia. Nov. 2o-Detroit was
chosen cor III" ff:ieth sunual convention
"C the National ". &. =. I. Mt sp>-
rial session Of the executive committee
today.
WASHINGTON. Nov. % The meeting or
American pcft Funding commission
with the Rumsnian financial mission
scheduled FOR today was postponed unu'
Wednesday, Secretary Hughes was un-
able to ATTEND.
New York. Nov. 2n.--Allan A. Ryan
whose spectacular failure startled wall
street, today was ordered discharged
from bankruptcy by Federal 'uase
Hand
New York. Nov. .0.-The Stewart
Warner Speed Motor company To-Day
declared an extra dividend OF 81.
South BEND. Ind. Nov. 20.-Prof. John
II Herman who recently charged that
Harry Poulin. local haharda Sher, was
the fnther Of Mrs. Tiernan's third child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

Cklas is the guest of her sister MITE
l.. Il Alder.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. l.. F"-tr, who were
guests o. her sistC Irs. w. II. Bough'
ner. have returned t. Huntington. MT
route homo i7-rr ISL, with relatives
and Mrs. Fcity stopped here wh!le en-
In NrrEaui.wn and j1arkshurs.
Mrs W. 9. Harrington aud MISS MarS
Harrington spent Monday IN wheeling.
NJ and Mrs. Tai E"vl" and family OIL
Iaycuunrt yy"r" tho gueSfs SATURDAY
and sunday rf Mrs !. -. fulIm"r.
Nrs John Sc"hv has c"n" ~ Column
bus. whey" shN VII visit relatives uh'
til after tho holidays.
Mr.. e. " E"sI- who has been spend
tax 'rH w"'ka 1T Rraf'"u ana larK-
cr-Nurc IT, ~" Ir'.'",l Of III" h"Grea OF
H,nu" L"dgc.
N'-..> I'aui.u" aud Rachel Tracy have
r"'nrin Il from It few days visit IN Plus
hurrh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

has proved to the satisfaction OF tho
supreme court that Thomas Atkins Wa
her son and that, as his heir, she ID
the rightfu owner Of a l60-acre tract IN
the Gushing oil iiclds uf oklahoma, esti-
mated TO be worth S4,00o.Q0o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
Weak or Nervous ?
After tho Flu. This woman Tells Hsr
Experience.

Experience.
Nontrosc. W. Va--'Atter having the
flu I was very weak and nervous. | got
one bottle If DR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and two bottles Of Favnritc
Prescription and they helped me so
much. l am 81 years old and dd lots
Of work last summer and am doing my
lousework and washing Cor four in fam
!ly."- Mrs. J. g Wilmoth. L. +. n. so. =.
Health IS your most valuable asset.
II does no; pay TO neC,ec: It. Go AZ once
to your nelghbOrhood drug store aud get
Or. P.erce's Family Remedies IN tablets
or liqu!d Write Dr. Fierco's lnvalidS'
Hotel in Buffalo. y. Y. f"r free medical
ad%!ce--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

today submitted his fsha'lon as
member of the Notre "'' university
faculty. II was accept
-E-
Los Angeles. Nov ''--l assing Of
sen,cnce upon Mrs, Ga Phillips, con-
victcd Of murder In { second degree
for tho staying Of VT Aioer,a Mead
nws was continued ray until Thurs
dav Her attorney r,ed TOT new
trial and asked time prepare his ar
gumeno.
U,sblrr.or So,. A fine OF 1851
and SIX months I'm pr""'hent could y"
imposed for weariug"s congressional
meadal Of honor wit,' Au'horltF un-
der n hill introduced nay nr Chairman
Kahn oc the nouec r"'a'F committee.
Stat, roIIcr. ia ior. 20.-Coach G.
II Martin nf ,hc Per state track team
announced today IN u" hao accepted
an Offer To become "cN 'oh"h AT Har-
ward university
Scranton r, ~ G0.-Twelvs hun.
dred mine worker '"pioFed AT the
OH Forr. collI.rvt tho Pennsylvania
Coal company went" s'F'he To-Day De-
caus" the comNar 'uSen IN grant
an inrress. In r.a.s TO two rock men.
Fitchburr Nasa Nov. 20.--The Park
hill Manufacturinf company today an
nounrod n dividentoi foo per cent.
Louisville, Nv. Nov. 2o.--Eclpse
Park. home or h'LouiS'i!le american
association basehii clun' was razed by
fire early today. HnhEe was estimated
at $4,000.
New FORK. Nov.o.-lnvoluntary petit
tions in baskruf'y were filed today
against. three tirn ' svsnn. ny Ge"rs s
way caterer re liabilities list to-
tailed s525,oo1 ar the assets $4,000.
Washington. w. 2o.-Minnie Atkins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

Washington. Wv. 2o.-Minnie Atkins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

today submitted his Tsna'lon as a
member of the Notre "ne university
faculty. II was accept
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

LouisNla. Nv NOV. 2o--Eclipse
Park. home or -h'Loulsville American
association basebt' club. was razed by
fire early today. nmase was estimated
, at S50,01n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

Albert Chambers vs.. Joseph Gardiner
Action To- money. amount C."'fN'"'
$500. Petition alleges mat "n MA H.
1922. deceUd2n; assaulted and HNat Var
mai C-haracrs. VIE % PLAINTIFF. thus
aanr,virr him % her society and serv-
irss FOR period % two months - MS
damage :, the above sum. Attorneys
Nichols and Walker rcHreSeu: the palm
tiffs IN all the above cases.
Gardner. who was indicted a. the
last term OF the grand jury for assault,
and battery. entered plea OF guilty. 70
one OF the charges IN common peas
court a Few days ago a"1 was sentenced
a. - ,hA rnx.s hY IMi~A CnWrM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

Stat, Collier. IA ior. 20.-Coach c.
II. Martin nf tho ref |'a,e rack team
announced today IN u" hao accepted
an Offer To become 1ck 'oarh At Har-
ward university
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
PLAY
| CAMP RARITAN
Return Game on Local Field
omorroW Afternoon. SOL
'f diers Won First.

~ Harry Applegate's Raritan Copper
Works baseball team will endeavor
NO make up for an early season de-
Ceat when it plays the Camp Rari-
d1an soldier nine on the local field
Tomorrow afternoon. The Camp
Raritan team defeated the Ingots on
,rshe arsenal grounds.
With Applegate pitching for the
4ngots, followers of the Raritan Cop
per Works team are confident that
his defeat will be made up. The
9ngots last Saturday afternoon
5cored a victory over the Dry Dock
Zine. winners of the local industrial
twilight baseball league.
A week from tomorrow afternoon
he deciding game of the series be-
tween the Ingots and the South
Amboy p. r. r. Y. M. C. A. team
viii be played or the local field. The
TX. M. c. A. defeated the Ingots on
he South Amboy grounds and then
met defeat on the local field.
The deciding game of the series
Between the United Lead Works
zine and the Raritan Copper Works
9eld will be played on the Copper
Works Held two weeks from tomor-
low afternoon. The Ingots won the
Ijrst game of this series and the
leaders, copied the second contest.
Manager Apologize is endeavoring
% book two good industrial teams |
eOr September 2 and 9 on the local
Held.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-23
CASE COMPROMISED
in FEDERAL COURT
Second Suit Against Texas Company
Set for Trial Thursday-court
Adjourns This Week

The United States district court
,reconvened yesterday following an ad-
journment OF a week, with Judge w.
B. Sheppard presiding. The case Of
the Pensacola Shipping company
against the Texas company for an
alleged breach Of contract to furnish
fuel oil for shipping vessels was sched-
uled for trial, but a mutual agreement
was reached by the attorneys and 1t
did not go to trial. The amount of the
compromise was not made public, but
1t Is understood that a large sum was
involved. The original claim was for
$50 900.
Watson and Pasco appeared for the
plaintiff company. while the Texas
company was represented by P. Pillans
and Judge E. c. Maxwell.
Following the disposition of the case
Judge Sheppard ordered court ad-
journed until Thursday morning at
which time the celebrated case of the
Pensacola Maritime Corporation
against the Texas company also for
an alleged breach of contract will be
called for trial This is the case in
which a Judgment of the United States
district court here was reversed by
the United States court of appeals, of
New Orleans, several months ago.
The court will probably adjourn for
the term at the end of this week, ac-
eording to an announcement, yester-
day. Judge Sheppard will open court
in Savannah, Ga, June 5, having been
ordered to report there on that date.