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New Britain herald., 1922-09-05
CARIBOU IN DR0YES
Residents of Fairbanks, Alaska, Have Great Time Shooting Animals Who Forsake Mountain Regions.

Fairbanks, Alaska, Sept, 5.-Cari. bou, rabbits, geese and bears, which moved down from the mountains sur rounding this town yesterday were moved down in vast numbers by res- idents who joined in a community hunt. Miss Evelyn Houcke, assist ant postmaster, was the target of a maddened caribou which charged at her automobile after the girl had fired one shot. Her second shot brought down the animal.
 The movie men were out shooting caribou too. Several were killed by school children.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05
An-American and Ireland i.
 Polo Teams Clash Again

Rumson, N. J., Sept. 5.--The al- American Orange county and the all Ireland club teams met today in the second elimination contest of the na tional open polo championship at the Rumson Country club. The field was soft from the heavy rains of yester- day.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05

Mauru which is also known as Ma Vodo or Pleasant Island, is a small coral atol lying just south of the equator in the longitude 167 east. It's export trade consists with the excep- tioh oi small quantity of copra, al- ,most entirely of phosphate of which l49,609 tons were mined in 1920.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05
LOCAL GOLFERS QUALIFY

Seven local men qualified in the first sixteen players in the Sequin club golf championship tourney, which opened last Saturday. Those qualify ing are as follows; Frank McDonough, Herbert F. Anderson, Charles Bradley, Harry Myers, William F. Mangan, James Kelley and Stanley J. Traceski. S1.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05
Congress to Negotiate
 for New Panama Treaty

Washington, Sept 5.--Abrogation of the present treaty arrangement with Panama which he said was in- tended to operate only during the con- struction of the Panama Canal and the negotiation of a new treaty with
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05
ANOTHER" JONES BETTER.

Washington. Sept. 5.-"Mother" Jones, leader in many industrial bat ties, IS recovering from the effects of her recent illness and may soon be expected back in the ranks" ac- eording to her friends.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05

measures in the Crowder program those providing for reorganization of the federal system of accounting and for the suspension of certain provi sions of the civic service law.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05
RETURNING GOLD
Approximately Million Gold Francs, Held in England, Is To Be Sent Back.


 Paris, Sept. 5. (By Associated Press)-It is announced that ap- proximately 5,000,00o gold francs of the 1,94S, ,000 of French gold on deposit with the Bank of England since 1916, as guaranty for credits advanced to the French government, are to be returned to France within a few days.
 Considerable satisfaction is express ed in the ministry of finance and the Bank of France and it is planned to continue the payments against which the gold was hypotheticated until the entire amount is returned.
 French financiers have been con- cerned over the tying up in the Bank of England for six years of nearly two-fifths of the Bank of France gold
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05

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New Britain herald., 1922-09-05

that government was recommended to congress today by President liar ding,
New Britain herald., 1922-09-05

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New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

This innocent ballyhooing for Will
lard on the part Of Kearns IS regarded
here as an attempt TO sidestep the
wills challenge that was filed with
the New York State Boxing Commis-
sion last Tuesday. In local sporting
circles Kearnss sudden enthusiasm
for A return engagement with willard
Ia looked upon rs tho natural mancuycr
of n manager who is trying 10 shield
his hghter from dangerous chal-
lenge. n Kearns could sign Dempsey
up with Willard Il would place tenn
rorary obstacle in the path OF the
wills bout and would divert public
attention from ;he oolorod scrapper TO
certain extent.
From the Boxing Commission right
down the line TO the two-dollar fan
the idea Of resurccting Jess Willard
10 providc a chopping block for Demp-
sev is given n loud and derisive gufaw.
There doesn't seem 20 be the slightest
chance that the Boxing Commission
would allow tho match 10 take plac" ~
this state. and an official ban p laced
upon Il here would certainly result in
similar action being taken bq other
states.
An Associated Press disphlcn from
Los Angeles yesterday quoted Kearns
a. saving that he wa certain the
willard Dempsey match would he
pulled OF next September This statc-
n cnt affords some idea Of how much
consideration the champions manager
is giving TO the proposed battle with
wills on Labor Day. The dispatch goes
on 10 say that Kcarns declared Demp-
sey would like n couslc Of fights reSt
September. and that the other pros
peetivc opponent is Bill Brennan.
dempsey has beaten Brnrnn so often
that the latter must be getting used to
il by this time.
This Is another match that has been
officially frowncd upon by the local
Boxing Commission, and II would not
be permitted here.
The A. r. dispatch attributes this
naive statement 20 Kcarns:
"Willard is not going TO take on Jack
for the purpose n making any money,
because ne has made plenty in the oil
business during tho past year or so. lie
is simply going into the match TO prove
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Lalonia Results

F,rs, raco for threo-yoar-oldf. claim
irr. purec. 81 fo0. fix furIons.,l ~ toehI
Mountain. et fDwfrel. kll ln. 80 aln
8 30 WON. Cautious. lnl 'Mhiiinl 80.
l-,rt,hl. $3.50. fhirf Tlmc. 80. Nu.ca-
nora Ttrrfoid. Bauy o. short Circuit.
C0in.frf Prince Wrcs. Spo1s. II ana br
Hon'fo aleo ran
geeord faco 1fof two-year-oidF. maid
enr. coifs nfd roIdinre. alloNa.cea. pure.
0flclGf frH. go ani $40, won, pr
third flmr. tt0f OrW0nf eiuuanipui
ond. klnrsrlaro. if5 Oiarveyl. 30 thi,d
Timc. = ni Oruanf. Glcncolc vida, la
orb ana Lucky Run niao ran
Third race for four-ye year-oids and up
and , s.xieenihi hi-virro ioi o.. 9vsnsi.
Ss. S..n and s. so. won. IA foudfe. ini
RaHs. $40 and $3.50. second. Trua'
OfNcal 100 o. Wilson,. $3.50. thirf.
Tlmo. a. Amanda. Greenland. mach
iateif WEXFORD. phulfln~. iicy EAGLE.
Ncuinoo. Link BOY and Trooper alao ran.
Fourth r,cc ,Tho Glencoe Pnrre for
tirco-voar-oiis. allowance, purte. $1,000,
six furl0urHl Chafforf0U. 30 fkfrufdfi b.
s., 20 S1eo ana 81. 10. won. Bsacleih1nc.
Jconno HovGre. Jos lMarilrl. - 90. third.
Time I.i1 f-t Moiii- King, Way"ard
fadf Nidgcon, supcrcargo and suare
Prince a.so ran.
Tfh raco Tho Boone County Purse.
fDr threr-year ard upward allow
arces. purse si.iGo. ..n,o a. Dar,, ,.,5
$3.50. non. EHly Brush. o. CN'nnedyl.
e. .O and 81 t0. second. Jim Daisy. i01
lW T0oD a. ~. fhlrd. Time. as s..
T0mahol SINGAPORE Brown check and
Tlppo sahib also ran.
sixth rarc uor teo-year.oids: claiming
puree. 81 500. nyo fgrlofLfl- skeeziS. 100
IE.,.,TvI COO 80 81 Go ana e. won.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
HOw They Size Up in
The Carlton To-day
Norwich VIII Face
Severe TEST TODAY
I'm Carlton Stakes

What shouldprove by far tho most inter
ost.ng threc-ycar-old test OF the season
20 date around the metropolitan circuit
Is down for decision this afternoon at
Aquoduct. In the Carlton. M a mile for
entire colts and tilies. the unbeaten
Norwich is 90 match his speed against
sn0b II.
lt was the possibility Of bringing
together Tins fine pair that prompted
Matt Wnn 10 arrange next Saturdays
$4,000 special az Latonia. The recent
defeat OF Srob u n the Belmont. at
mile and three furlongs. should rob TO-
days race ~ little Of its charm. In the
Withcrs. 10 mile. Snob II gave "a good
beating 10 PHicry. the Prcakncss win
ncr. which eventually turned the tables
.n Tho Belmont.
Prior 20 the running Of the Belmont
many smart horscmen were of the
opinion that Snob II would take the
measure Of Norwich the lrst time they
came together. Snob u. always under
% pull. calloped 20 Man % Wars record
mile 90 trim pillory in The Withers.
The horse is certainly 81 wonderful
eprntcr that can carry bis speed
milo oI more. That much is certain.
But there is an outside chance that
both these flyers may have Go take The
dust of II. T. WhItrcy's Wh.skaway.
This ono won his only start of the sea-
son most impressively last Wodnos-
day and under M pounds. lie is tossed
n to-day under only 10s pounds.
Suob IT and Norwich meet under equal
weights. but both must give Whisk-
away fifteen pounds.
juno Grass. which finished third in
tho proakncss; Uoroioguc and William
s. with the two others viii comprise
tho Carlton fcld. William A. was very
highly regarded by Sam Hi'drcth car
Eci. in The season. The W.zard Of the
Rancocas Stable believed e. had the
Kentucky Derby winner tin William A..
Was stricken by the coughing epidemic.
The secondary feature. the HuGson
40 five furlongs. has attracted the very
pick Of the juvenile. Among otncr
cracks that have been named over night
for this test are Cherry Pie. Bud
Larncr. sunforcrcc. Whiriwind. Mar
tngalc, Santdy Hatch and Sally Alley.
ln the Duoftsjc Stecpiochasc Handicap
old Decisive wiil make his drst bow
against Earlockcr and Soumangha.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
LaiOnia Entries

FIRST race (purse ST. 500. claiming for
three -year-oids and upward SIX furlonssl
--Iord Allen. 3s Miss Mullins 20 'hq2yal
q9 'Hirh Cost. lo.. Lady Mother lQs
Afnrat. 10& Clirfonville lof; Indrian. loz
Adonis io4. 'John s. .Reardon. iot.
Second race (pursc. $500, claiminGi for
fwo-y -olds; maidcns. I've and halt
furfonFsl Miss Meisc. iis; Miss Claire
fle. Iicrre l12. Newport. ll2. Minnie z.
liQ. First Ward li5. Dapper Dan. ll5.
rnf. fff. Senator Combs. ii5. Rencelaw.
1f5. IIchcn ilo. Mars % Hara, ll5. Billy
Hern no. 'St0nc Axe no. Athlete 10.
Third race ,purse. $1,000 allowances. for
fhrec-ycar-0lds and upward. six furlonrsl
-l0rue 80. Montana. 80. Dorothy Blct-
rer. g.. Lima Clark o.. Naufhfy Nisha.
l05. Sir Thomas kcanc. ll.' 6ang"al.
Fourth race (pursc. 5000 added the
Harold stakes. for fWo-l cor oinf. colts
ana eeidngs nve i1rlones,, Doctor Hl,nn. ~.
40. GlencoleX 40. In Memorlam. 10.
Ac'uary. 40. Banner Bearer. 40. Nc"-
merkcr. 1l4. Chcrotee. iif. Jack Bauer
lIf. rAspirauon. 10. fBantcr llf. Les
DO. ll4 Certain. III. Prince X l-5.
fnh race lpurse. 5000 added. the En-
culver Handicap for three -Fear-n.nf ana
upward. mile ana q siNteenthl-h hinbrrn.
100. Advocate. iQli barracuda. lDl Gang
way. l0l sands of Pleasure. lpi. fIohn :
R,s room. 100. fRDuicau. i04. parader. i0i
Nirfn H. l1s. HHt 90 White. l1t. Lady
Nndcap. no. tChcrry Tree. ll1t tDr Clark.
llg. FlrclranI ll9. Distinction. ll-. fJones
entry tNhltney entry.
sixth race tpurec. ifo0. claiming. Tor
three year-oids and upward. one mile and
"a sixteenth Tex. o., Peggy c. ss. 'De.
mor.a. 90. fplafo. lnt. yankee Boy i01
sRed Legs. 1of Telakie Blue iO3. chin
ME Walsh. icf. 'Nurture. iOG Pcnweli.
rnt. ollie Wood. l0s. Lou Wldrig Jos.
Repeater, 105. quincy Ward. Jos. Troop
cr iO3. efey Eagle. los. IlctOr il5. Cor
son. i0s
seventh race purse. 81 300. claiming for
three -year-oids and upward one mue and
seventy yards --NuiFanors. -. 'fodv io4.
s1har0n. 1903. Uncle Nclo l01 North sea
10s. Accelerate. l0e. Osh.and iO2. In
curry. io2. screen Gold. 100. Louis a.
los. 'Cantlcfer. Jos. 'Mafsc John. i07
Apprentice allowance Of Eve pounds
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Bouts HereabOufs
TONIGHT

Commonwealth =. C.-Willie jackson
W.. While rfeincr, ~ rounds.
9th Regiment Arnory--Snll0r nam
mer ~. Jack Mnrlowe, ~ rounds.
Queen-boro 4. C.-floyd johnson Vs.
Rink :. C-Frnnkie oullI ". Andy
O'Doyle. 10 rounds.
Rldeewood Grove :. C.--Ioe Demp-
sey ". sailor Joe Kelly, ~ rounds.
MoNDAy
Broadway y. A.-Dave hosenbefg vs.
italian Joe Cans, ~ rounds.
Urood 4. G.. Newnrk-fharley Wcin-
ert ~. Hurry Tolry. ~ rounds.
Frccport Audltorium-Augle hhtner
". Jack stone. ~ rounds.
Oakland 4. A.. Jerscy City-Hennio
yalger ~. Johnnie Drummie, u rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Rccrhcr Knocks Out Martin

Charlie Bcccher, the East Side
foathciwoight. knocked ont Phil Mar.
tin. Of YorkvIlc. in the second round
of a scheduled twelvo-round bout, az
the Bayonne A. A. last night. Tho one
sided bout was brought 90 close when
Bcochcr crossed hard right 10 the
chin in the second round, and the
referee counted Martin out
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Only a Head Separates Famous
Pair in Historic Turf Classic
Seven.Year.OId Champion Given Great Ovation as
He Frances Back to Stand for Jockey john
son TO Weigh Out: Polly Ann Finishes Third
By w. J. Macbeth

Willis Sbarpe Kim achieved the GROWING triumph
q brilliant career opening Of the Aqueduct meeting yesterday
afternoon when a sensational drive through the stretch ne osed o
tho Rancoras Stables great fouryearod Grey Lag N the tu
revival Of the historic Brooklyn Handicap Grey Lag the favor was
only inches behind the gedng and rgnng sensation the
,rf world Polly Spadng Jenkn fouyar-od hy which
- M mace reeed home money half lengths behind
b other two The Quincy Acock half length further
hack while Clifford Coehrans big Bersagnee aa e
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
PENNSYLVANIA
VIRGINIA
STORAGE NOTICES
Warehouseman's Sale of Goods
FOR UNPAID CHARGES.


~ ACCORDANCE WITH THE pROVfs-
ION Of law. there being due and unpaid
charges for which the undersigned American
Storase Company. is entitled 10 a lien as
warehouseman on the goods hereinafter de-
scribed ana due notice having been given TO
all parties known 10 claim an Interest therein
and the time specified IN such notice for pay
meents for such charges having expired. there
VIII be sold at public auction, AZ Mlllers
Auction Rooms i2o University Place New
YORK City on the following mentioned dates
TUESDAY, July 18th. 1872. az 10. 80 A. NJ
TUESDAY. July 18th. 1922. AT 1880 A. NJ.
and on TUESDAY. July 2Sth. 1922,
beginnins at 1880 \. NJ. and continuing
until all the goods are sold, To wit. SHOW
cases and fixtures, household furniture con.
sisting OF parlor suites. bedroom suites. dining
room suites. library furniture. pianos. vie
trolas. musical Instruments. baby carriages,
carpets. rugs trunks boxes, barrels, suit.
cases, contents, consisting OF clothing linen.
books papers, stationery pictures. bric-a
brac china and glassware. sllverware bed
dinEs. draperies and materials and other
personal effects. etc, as enumerated In the
warehouse inventory Issued by this ware
house and held for the accounts OF the fo
lewing parties concerned MIR. n. ocoN-
MRS. JAMES TIERMAN. MIR. JOS KING.
MRS. J. DOUOHLASS. MRS A LEEDS.
MRS. y. kAIGREN (MR TON POLIAck'
agsn, for MRS; J. COLEMAN, Mrs n
Mr.. JOHN HICKEY, MISS II. cREsPI
MRS, u. ADAMS, MISS NJ. MILLER. AIR.
NJ q: RoTHCHILD. MRS. cAsslN. MRS
All being now stored with said American
Storage Company, IN It's warehouse ana All
TO be more specifically announced and de.
scribed AZ time OF said sale
The goods may be seen az the time and
place of the sale.
American Storage Company,
ii7.2is West sSth ST.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

H0Yr. R0sfSA r -fN PURSUANCE g
Az ORDER - Hoflfab.s iON
cOHALAS. Surrogate = NJ lc--I
New YORK. NOTICE 70 hereby gltsn =
~. ftf. 81 the County ~ Ne9 ffk
fsceasef % present The sims via 'ests
sr, thereof % me sgbsrribers A. ~
niacs n frarsct.ng business AZ - ~. ~
= Gh.rardl D4Vs their attorney AZ ~
e yvnll.-a street. 10 the Borough q "a,
haitian In ne ciiy q Ns~ for< 50.
.f Sew York. on " before 'h' '"S az
q October. i3ll 80. 49,. 81, -
''--' roHS SHERMAN hofL
ROsfSA s. How
b. FARRAR BALkSoH
gHcRARDI DAVIS. httorn'T i'' Ei''''
fors. .. a vruan
street. Borough u NanhAias' Nv
YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Defeats Grey Lag Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueou
Kenrns Boosts Willard Match
To Escape Bout With WIS
Dempseys Manager, Would Resurrect big jess anu
Bill Brennan for His Next Two figh's DO 'o
to Shield His Man From Dangerous oPPo"o"'
BY Jack Lawrence

Every time his mouth he ADDS Supp' 81
rnov growing conviction wishes have nothing 70 40 WIN
Harry wills and will 20 great lengths to prevent Jack Dempsey %
nV matched with the coored heavyweight Kearns just now
en-, tho Golden West that Jess Willard really claim to maeh WIN
DEMPSEY and trying hard convince totally disntees'e' p
lha Inss and not Harry the "ogical contender
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

Willie Jackson. who has been known
20 turn down fights in Madison Square
Garden, will hop several steps down
ward in this fstic scheme OF things
when he exhibits his high-priced wares
tonight az the Commonwealth Sporting
Club in Harlem. Willie, who claims
the distinction Of being the only boxer
who ever put Johnny Dundee's lights
out. will mncle this evening with a
gent named Willie Pheiffer, Of Har-
lem. Mr.. Phoifer will probably not be
at home 10 callers tomorrow. They
arc supposed 10 so ten rounds-not .hc
callers. but Mr.. Pheifer. Jackson de-
clares that after he knocks Mr..
Pheifor for a row Of illuminated deli
catcsscn shops he will challenge BEN
ny Lconard-jus as though Benny
didn't have enough 20 worry about al
ready with Jack Britton and Lew Tend
lcr on his hands
In another tcn-round affair Sid
Butler. OF England, meets frankie
Fitzpatrick.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

Coli Club committee, ruled that en-
trants In the public course national
championship tournament to be held at
Toledo In August could accept funds
60 dofrny their expenses.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Golfers May Accept Funds

PITTSBURGH, June ls.-J. F. Byers.
president OF the United States Golf
Association. IN letter to John J.
Burke. a member Of the schenley Park
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

that he is "a better man than Dempsey
and absolutely thinks he Is Jacks
master"
Both Kcarns and Dempsey have been
cloqucntly silent in regard TO the chai-
lcngc tossed their way by Harry wills.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Mi.cellansou,

COLLEGE rTrDENT -r fss.s., -
for sgmrsr sessrr. f1 fayr ii,f -
cafi0nai w0rf in nlIrfaIrs % AZ ,...,.
Guaranty Trust BuI f'1g. 81 tfs =, II
YORK cry Room 1ll.
TEACHER or COLLIDE grrnys-
summer position $50 gorsrst y. Z.
fsys Apply f0 & ~ fmlk. No.
flfy F'fg fli and MaflDr
WANTED trergafle. carsti- ...e.., /.
tri's. fiii'f' summer prsfkr ~
ifahie from fffrirrrf - fesff a..
and frarrf rf fa gwen flssa., t.,..i
SALARY 800 for 90 laJs g.ii, i-,f Z
tfh aV "
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

SMITH RAcE-For maiden hnies. three
iear-olds mile.
80 Man a. s. US u5i Klngs Tsncy rs
ait' n shanio .lli. - Notime .........iis
'Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. IereIn. BE.
LEGAL NOTICES

DIAMONDS bought ara - ~ ar
Advice free Bennett rs B'sty. = -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Auueduct Entries

SECOND RACE-The Duottiste stespis-
chase Handicap. ur-ycar-olds and up
ward. about two miles
f0-t Earprktr ...... l1T1J5' S1umangha .. I71
Decisive ........ l3G
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
CHANGE or NAME
TO TnE ST9ckgoLLpDsEPEss, oLLpDsPs,SI,os SSII,os

TO THT STOCKHOLDERS o.
uIIATRF !. HOLDER COhfOhAIO,
NOTICE is hereby sven -, vr, "
aOr DIR CORPORATION WI. ;, 80
drsee of fha corporation. az No. ~ W.
So Borough of Manhf ti4n. giiy, se.s,S, :, ~. =
s,.,e ~ Nev YORK on the -iti gay q -.
iss.. a, ii.oo oeieck IN ~ s.s:;.. &C.,. =
ne purpose O, voting upon Pfepos.- - ii
orsssn, name. 20 wit, HfLAiRE y hvL.f
fORPORATlON. % the nar1e ! lllr'p,,,Srr
assume. 20 vie. EMBOSOSiGN CO ~, AZ,
Dated. New York cry. y Y. Iane ". '"'
A. .. BRfiHrNAN, Ffes.-s.a...
STEPHEN ~. BELL s@crelI
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

LOST Narff0Of 80 40 ia q,
Dime Sag'rgs Rank is nsis,i,, - p.
son having claim 90 if lr ha-.t, a. ~ y
10 present ~ fame within fer t.ft .,
NIT 70 having said passho0k 49,, -.
new ono issued. ~ a.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTIsNo
LOST, FOUND AND REw,s,
Lost Bankbook.

LOST Dantbook 40. 100 ss7 q,
Dime SAVING Rank a. mis.i,. - n.
son having r. claim 20 if a. hsgs,, AT -
10 present fhe same within ts, 80 =.
NIT f0 having sah passhook e,,l'..f e,ls y -
% new ono issued 'le ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FExlI


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New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
SITUATION WANTED MALE


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JAPANESE cooks. fuflsfa ks.sss''t,ft
chagreGrs. experienced -fis'scssh iN
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

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New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
FURNISHED ROOMS w,N,,,

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New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
COUNTRY BOARD

DELIGHTFUL enFir1nnf1t bsss,,- -
hlRh elevation. lfascfat's 49,. -
sr,ss feQu'fef hdlrsss IN. -
cor. fnion ari Caste sg-s. Ts,,,.,..s
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ne apef, Iaryf0nn .or lfifsea. ~. -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

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kindness shown us during the illness
and death of our mother Grand Grand
OF 1907 e. 4th street. Fort Worth;
Texas. also for the many beautiful
floral offerings Mr.. and Mrs. A; n
Seymour, daughter and Son-in-law,
Miss Ruth and Florida Seymour.
Mrs. Mary Norwood. Sister of Mem
phis, Tenn, Messrs Frank and isaac
Graves of Tuscumbia. Ala
For the benefit OF the general public
and friends of st. James End Street
Baptist church. we desire to give the
following:
but pleasant journey. We have laun-
ched our ship and are setting sails
for new unite building. We let down
and quite a nice sum was raised
May 14th. Our pastor. Dr. ); n; wln INN
also arranged for. but to us came the
saddest news Of the season, thus when
our pastor declined to accept our
presenting him a trip to the WORLDS
Colored Baptist Congress, London.
England. His love for us together with
the greatest aniexty for large enough
building to accommodate the overflow
ing crowds that visit or attend our
church and a desire for large enough
working quarters for our depart
mental work, have over Swallowed the
nation gained personally ON such a
great trip.
A wonder man indeed is he
He seems to forget himself upon
seeing so many turned away from
our door our Sunday nights for want
Of room and is sacrificing the pleasure
of such a trip for the good OF these
s. A. WHEAT. Chairman Of
Deacon Board.
B. II. BALLTNGER. On. Clerk.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-03
HIxIE NURSES RECEIVE DIPLC-
MAS.

Hampton va, June, FRANK w.
Darling of Hampton. on behalf Of the
doard Of directors of the Hampton
Training School and Dixie Hospitsl,
recently presented diplomes to eleven
nurses In the 1922 class: Comilla L
Spady, Cape Charles, Va; Faulkner
N. Robinson (Sergeant at arms), New
port News, Va; 1.avinia R. Griggs
fPresident), Norfolk. Va; Frederick
H. Gregory Secretary. Gloucester;
Emily g. Adams, (1'reasurer), Rich
mond, Va; Esthes Baynham, Beasiey,
Va; Lola L. PRESLEY. Phoebus, Va;
and Irene r. Garnos, Norfolk Va The
class motto was: mot for self, but
for others we struggle