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The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

THE Echo YOUTH, the Ivan Abramson
ten and directing the Graphic Film Corporation
Biogaph studio, rapidly ahead Photographic
OF it will be completed n about two
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

Immediately the
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

That OF individuals among picture colony
California; OF the Golden Carlyle
Moore The author OF Stop Thief and
Broadway The Unknown Purple assisting
Badger production Mabel forthcoming Coldwn
picture, Sis Hopkins"
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

American Beauty have always been
vorlte flower Of Geraldine That
around her when home New York prefers another
modest blossom Pho gardener Culver City you
When he heard that the celebrity
He'll Cat and Shadows with pictures California
began heiotropc he
Geraldine Farra gardener.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

willard Mack Frederick expected short,
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

Dorothy $ story which will
enthusiastic
better than her latest Offering, The Hope Chest"
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

Arbuckle decided drop
is simply in the anyway and everybody calls him
HoOverEe and he will henSeforh be
Arbuckle-that is providing he keeps his health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
RAGING FLOOD TORRENTS
WRECK IN THREE STATES
Damage in Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi Estimated at Mil
lions OF Dollars.
SEVERAL LIVES ARE LOST
Chattahoocice River Tears Through
west Point, Wr"cking Homes and
WarelouscS--Car Service Tied U,
and Thrilling Rcscucs Made.
GBx Associated Press. !

ATLANTA, GA, Dec 10-The crest
OF the flood which have caused prop
erty damage in sections Of Georgia
Alabama and mississippi estimated at
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars and
have have resulted % in the loss of several
despite the occurrence OF colder wealth
er and absence of any more rain
weather bureau officials said.
Miles of RAILROAD tracks in the three
states were unoer water and Mobile,
Ala, and several smaller cities prac-
service was discontinued Temporarily
on some lines and wide detours were
made necessary on other roads to avoid
tered great losses and public utilities
were crippled throughout the flood dis
trict.
Winter in business District,
In Wcst Point Ga. tonight water
was standing in the business section
from five to ten feet deep and the
fxsf ood stage r"EHs Gooas st IN
warehouses were washed away and un-
less immediate relief is offered, fear
suffer from the lack of food and fuel. fuel
The city water supply was cut off by
the washing away OF a part of the wa
ter main.
At Columbus. Ga. damage from the
nood. which reached n stage of nttv
Get. was estimated at more than $500,
OF work by the stoppage OF industry
Street car service was suspended
Streams Are sun Rising.
From Mobile. Ala, it was reported
that the streams were still rising and
railroad transportation was suspended
on all except ono small line. AT phc-
nix City and Girard. Ala. Golfer dams
were erected in an effort to stem the
tide of tho flood and residents were
'orced TO flee for their lives from the
lowlands.
From Meridian and other outlying
Mississippi points the water was re-
nortcd as covering large areas. result
ing in heavy property damage and
stoppagc of train service.
Meridian, Miss, was probably the
hardest hit in that State. as PRACTICAL
~ n thousand peonle. mostly negroes.
are homeless. and the railroad track s
south OF the city flooded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
CONFLICT IN EVIDENCE
ENL|VENs RATE HEARING
State Corporation Commissions En-
ginccr Contradicts Testimony
Adduccd by Company.
FAIL TO FIND POLES REPORTED
State Divided Into Six Glasses for
Telephone Rate Making, Richmond.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Being in
First Classification.

RsssSf z sa9ssls Of 'hf S'2?d
Potomac Telephone Company. in it's
petition for higher toll and rental
Zcst and spice to the hearing yestcr-
eay in the Corporation Commission
commission; was on the stand for a
long period in the morning. and de
Of the eompanYs propsrty in Wise
represenied TO be there could not '' he
found.
rural district and Lynch6urg as the
oi;y civ for Investigation OF testimony
Declare. Disrrepancies Exist.
ins differences between the cost Of
installation as given by the company
and as determined by him. In its tes-
t!mony. 1t was said that it cost the
company almost twice as much 10 put
IN telephone as it charged II &.
GretE, ascountant of he eompany., was
testimony on costs.
Had the telephone rates established
fect throughout the year 1919. the
e9Smpany 1sG%ny 1S, would haye net receipts Of
/ testified, Allowing s5s3,So0 TO cover
deDrecia ton, this would + I've the com
many about s265.00O as a clear profit.
said Mr.. BotZ. after an examination
OF the financial statements in the COM
pany's evidence.
says Average Return ...3 Per Cent.
This was a return OF 2.23 per cent
on the average investment for the
year. Mr. Botz's figures showed lie
declared that the company had Sll.-
C!o579 invested in the State. exclusive
OF land. He was cross-eXamined by
attorneys for the company
The State has. been divided into six
classes for telephone rate-making pur-
poses. In the first division are Rich
rnond. Norfolk and Portsmouth If
the increase asked by The company is
granted. the new rate in this district
viii be $50 year for a onc-linc bust
ness telephone. and Sis for = one-line
residence telephone.
S72 SecOnd-Divixion Rate.
In the second division are Roanoke.
! Ninton and LynchburG. There the
annual charge for 4 business phone
asked by the company. Newport News
constitutes the third district. with a
rate OF S66 for the same kind OF ser
vice. Danville. Staunton and Alcxan-
dria fall in the fouth class with $50
rate. Hampton, Winchester. Freder-
I icksburg and Falls Church are in the
fifth class. with a s48 rate. \ num-
Der of smaller cities come in the sixth
division. and will be charged $i2 a
I year for business telephones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
ASHEVlLLE SHERIFF SEEKS
WRECKERS OF SCHOOL
"s''ndc OF Shots Cau.cs bInjury or
VIII anu HrenkinE of Every
Window.
LRyAsaociatn,Ipr..

\, ,;ASHEVILLE. N. C.. Dec. io.-shc r,r
Milcheil LETT here today TO investiSata
charges that. unidentified parties Com
piSSa p1sSa , or white men and boys. last
4 negro school house at Beaver DoW u'
Ibis HseeH a9,nnns miles from Asheville. and that
them. one Oh
The first outbreak is believed to h,,,o
started over fight between white and
negro boys. ana
Another serious outburst occurr.,
thls afternoon. when Eroup Of whit
Doys, II is alleged. fired a shot gun az
group OF negro children who werc
on their way home from school. A n :.
We Giri was struck on the leg by some
o. o. lhe Shot. but was not seriously hurt
Inc officials have learned the names
or inc aGEressors, it is said, and nrosee
cutl3ns are expected TO roliow. !.
teacher from the negro school report.
ed TO the county superintendent todav
mat every window had been broken
from the school house during the raid.
doors were torn from their hinges, the
st0ye was torn down and other inmaee
inflicted to the interior OF the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
SEEK ENGAGEMENT
WITH DR.. GARFIELD
Richmond Committee Will Go to
Washington to Discuss
Coal Situation.
RIVERS RISE PROVES HELP
Railway and Power Company Is
Able to Make More Current
by Water Power.
RIVERS RISE PROVES HELP

Mayor George Ainsle and commit
Tee OF twenty-nve or thirty represen-
tatiye Richmond business men will go
to Washington within the next few
days 10 confer with Federal Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield upon the coal
situation here. If ARRANGEMENTS for such
conference can be made.
1t is understood that the committee
VIII try TO persuade administrators
Garfield TO modify some of the regula- :
tions made by the fuel administration,
operations.
Congressman \. ]. Montague was
ashed 10 make the necessary arrange
mentS last night by Mayor Ainslie in
n telegram which read:
tIease arrange for Richmond com.
mittee TO see Dr.. Garfield at earliest
practical moment, which will give us
az least thirty-siX hours notice in
which TO notify our committee Would
lihe Tor you, Senator Swanson and
tee. and will be obliged if you will
request them and notify them Of tho
(sisneO GEORGE AlSsL1E,
Committee Not Yet Named.
MAYOR ainsiic has not yet announced
me ane names OF the men he will ask TO
proposed trip to Washington.
Because the supply Of coal allowed
inc u, =. virginia h Railway and Power Com :
Pocahontas fuel distribution commit :
tee. President Thomas g. WheelwripI,t
announced last night that all electric
SIgns. including display advertising of
moving picture houses and novelty IL
lumlnations in windows will be cut off
at once: This order went into efrert
last night at dusk.
~ the request of the fuel admins.
~Ia.lon ~ the ornamental street lishin p
system on Broad Street and JeffersnS
avenue will be used no more mt !
an,eL moed inc me-, coal shortage is over Rich.
street corner lamps only "''''
supply Hadfcniiy EurtniIed
,,,, IN normal times the supply Of ruel
PoWer PoVa py Gomnsny 5ne NirE!nia Isailway and
II is declared. This supply has hoar
reduced to. four cars.
1hder the present plans of the nowa,
Mil anE an current users will he sun.
pled. but needless use of pcwnr vi
NOT be permitted WI
II was declared yesterday bv ocic;, ,s
Of Of tbc the Iapnn power company that the rise
cent rains had materially increosed ere =
me amount of electricity which co,'I, :,
bc made by water power and ,,,,
curtaiimar Inc amount no gained through the
nnproductive uses OF electricitv !, 81
hoped to supply all power users II Is
E;itnoush tho committee of ten nm
Do,m.ec pom. 70 check over the names Of
sential from the nonesscntiaI ;ndu. tmc es
VII practically be relieved or ,i'is re-
NY tb ny the new turn OF events and
be able - OF frrfi' Inc COMPANY, that it will
committec will not be- disbnnTcd' 'he
nirector William M. Myers anno,
last night: announced
The afic regulation alIowinr .r
without burning lights oftar streets
mug" ohti! further notice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
WEINBERGER HOLDS
DEPORTATION EQUAL
TO DEATH SENTENCE
Desperate Effort is Made to
Permit Goldman and
BcrEn,an TO Remain.
Try Associated Press. !
4 S-IIIN-T.HNnN N

WNSHINGIUN, Dc. IV.-Deportatioh
OF Emma Goldman and Alexander Berk :
man, to White Guard" Russia would
be equivalent to pronouncinG death
sentence upon them, Harry Weinberger.
counsel for the two radical leaders. as
serted in a brief filed today with the
supreme Court in n final effort to pre-
vcat their removal from the United
States
The highest court was asked to re-
ccive an appeal from the action Of
Federal Judge Mayer in New York,
habcas corpus writs. Counsel both for
:hc accused and the government were
permitted 10 submit briefs.
Wcinbcrgcr. in his briefs, admitted
that his clients were anarchists. but
contcnded there was insufficient cvi-
dcnce 10 warrant deportation and
cfargcd that the Secretary OF Labor
exceeded his jurisdiction and discre-
zion In issuing the deportation order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
SARAH BERNHARDT IS
ABOUT TO REAPPEAR
ON PARLSLAN STAGE
VIII BE Seen in Title Role
Of Athaiaie Despite
Her Is Years.
IBy Univcrsol Service !

PAKIS. Dec. l0.-Conveycd In a
wheel chair from her automobile to
the stage. Sarah Bcrnhardt this even
ing directed the production at her
theater of a new play, "Maison Cernos. ."
set in Jcrlusalem
The Divine Sarah's' remarkable
vitality completely dominated the
stage Prompting the company from
behind one of tho wings. sho inspired
INC players TO some brilliant histr!-
onic work.
Don't tell mo you've got to go to
surgeons or chemists 10 find the foun-
tain of youth" she said
,Work without worry and a God
Even s,, Slrength and constitution, that's
the sole secret OF my vitality"
AlhouEh sevcnty-fivc years OF are
ana having had one leg amputated,
INC famous tragedicnnc is about TO-
of Racincs "AthaIaic." VIC
She Will be carried on the stage in
y specially constructed chair "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
CONGRESS- WILL HEAR
ALL ABOUT REPUBLIC
OF IRELAND FRIDAY
ForcignA0uirs Committee viii
Hold Conference on Bill
of Mr. Mason.
IRv Universe, service.l

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1o.-Rccognition
Of the republic of Ireland will be
placed squarcly before Congress Fri
day.
At that time the House Foreign AZ
fairs Committee will hold a hearing on
the bill by Representative Mason, of
Illinois providing for an appropriation
to pay II United States minister and
consuls to that country.
The hearing Will start at 10 o'clock.
and is expected to continue throu ghout
the afternoon. The Ways and Means
Committee room. the largest in the
House office building, has been as
signed for the sessions.
Every State In the Union will be
represented by delegates OF the
Friends of Irish Freedom" and other
societies actively interested in assist
ing the people of Ireland to win recog-
milton of the republic set up by the
parliamentary body known as the Dali
Eireann, the Gaelic for Irish parlia-
ment.
President Eamonn de Valera, OF the
Irish republic. is expected TO head the
delegation and deliver the principal
speech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
SIG SHIPS ARE in COLLISION
800 MILES EAST OF HALIFAX
British Steamers Cnrmanin and Mary
inna s'rlkr Apparently With
Small Damage,
IBy AssociatcdPross !

ROSTON. Dec. 1O.-AfossaCcs intcr-
copied at the naval radio station here
tonight told OF collision between the
land about 500 miles east OF Halifax
The Carmania was slightly DAMAGED
The messages did not Indicate the OK.
The position in which the collision
occurred was given as latitude 45.to
north. longitude 52:17 west
The Carmania is bound from Liver
pooI for New York, and the MarvIand
is believed to be bound from Baltimore
to London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
AMERICAN ADRlATIC FLEET
MAY SOON SAIL FOR HOME
Reported Agreement Reached By All
fnrhes AS to I'iume and
Dulmntian Coast.
fBv Universal scrvic.l

w WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.--Thc Ameri-
can fleet in the Adriatic, it was stated
here today. may return home sooner
than was expected because of the pres
France. Italy and the JuEo-Slavs have
come to an agreement about Fiume and
the Dalmatian coast, which United
States ships arc DatrollinS.
If Germany, as is now expected. will
sign the protocol -ultimatum sent her
by the allies and thereby give iron
hound guarantees Of submission for
the future. there would be no neces-
sity of keeping on the Rhine the 10000
men now there. it is contended here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
STRIKE ENDED MINERS ARE ORDERED BACK TO WORK
DRASTIC FUEL REGULATIONS TO REMAIN IN EFFECT
CARRAlVZA SOLDIERS SEIZE AMERICAN OWNED WELL.
Palmer Praises Action
Of Leaders and Miners
my Universal Service.

ny Universal Scrvice.1
IND1ANAPOLIS. md, Dec. TO-
ihc following statement WINS ISSUED
ny attorney-GencraI Palmer on the
settlement of the coal strike:
"Fhc coal strike is settled aS the
government wanted IL settled.
when McSSrs. Lewis and Green
came to sec me Saturday, I reStntcd
Whnt the governments pOsitiOn had
hecn from the beginning md in
siSted ON their ncauiescncc.
"fhey finally agreed To it. They
nave now persuaded the officers OF
thrtr organization that tho situn-
ZION calls for compliance with the
COURTS orders and the governmcnt,s
wfshcs, and i nm certain that nil
the niners In the country will
rhcerfully acqnicsce In the decision
Of their leaders
81 desire to publicly commend the
wise and patriotic action of Nir.
Lewis, Mr.. Green, and their assO-
ciRtes. am. OF course, grntifled
at the outcome, which is one tho
entire country will approve,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
AVIATOR is ACQUITTED
Was Charged with MnnsIaushter Fol.
lowing Fatal Accident at Marr
Flying Field.
INV Aesocio,cd pre..I

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Dec. 10
Aviator v. p. ,iollfngsworth. charged
with mansaughtcr as the result OF
tho accident a, Mari flying field here
Sunday. in which two. persons were
was acquitted after. a hearing before
Justice Of the Peace Bcrk today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
EMBARGO TIES UP SOUTH
ATLANTIC AND GULF PORTS
Export FreiEhts Arc Halted on Ar
count of bunker Coal
Sifuntion.
fBy Associatedpress

ATLANTA. Dec. 10.-An embargo on
Shipment ,pm.;n of, Of eSport freight to South
So;;antic .So;a and Gulf ports. except that
railway TO Havana via Key West was
announced here tonight by the region
a. committee The order does not af-
feet coastwise shipping
Inc embargo was made necessary.
1t was explained. because numbers Of
Vessels already are tied up In South
ern ports for lack of bunker coal
Wherever bunkcrins iS permitted to
a foreiG bound vessel for any reason.
that ship VIII be allowed to carry
freight. but in such cases individual
permits for the freight shipment must
be obtained from Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
MINORITY PEOPLES MUST
HAVE AMPLE PROTECTION
lansing Declares No Russian Govern
ment VIII Bc Recognized Which
Falls of This Duty.
[Rv Univcrsal Scrvlcc.1

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.--Thc United
States will never recognize a Russian
ample protection for the Jews and
other minorities, according to state
ment made by Secretary of State Lsn-
sing today in answer 10 protest to
this government against the atrocities
in the Ukraine against the Jewish race.
The protest was taken to Mr.. Ian
can citizens, headed bv Rabbi Wise. OF
New York. and Louis r. Marshall
:, Mr. Lansing emphasized the fact tha I
there Is at present no government in
the Ukraine which the United States
can recognize. and that with respect TO
that country and Western and South
les are OF "the medieval type with
whom civilized nation cannot deal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
ConstnbIc FlnnIlr so-xe. ran.rs.

DANNILbE, VA, Dec. l0.--R NJ Eos
ter. high constable. today succeeded in
serving papers or II. " Shugart, Il
Federal revenue otilccr, requiring him
December Ia TO explain tho dsappear-
ance of thirteen pints OF liquor which
c; a.. Frazier charges was taken from
him In raid over year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Tassifern School Closed.

ASHEVTLLE. N. c.. Dec. 1o-The
first educational institution in this sec
lion 10 ne aHected by the coal shortage
hcals. of Fassifern school at lIender-
sonvillc. near here, sent the l35 girls
TO their homes. Most of the students
are from the Carolinas and Georgia
Tho officials had been unable to secure
coal for several weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
DOCTOR OSLER VERY ILL
ReEius Professor Of Medicine NJ O.fors
Suffers Attack OF bronchial
Pneumonia.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 1o.--Sir VIII
liam Oslcr: regius professor of mcdi-
OF the Johns Hopkins University. has
taken a turn for the worse.
He is suffering from bronchial pneu-
monia. II was learned here tonight. in
n telegram to DIR. Thomas Il. Fulchcr,
from Lady Oslcr. Sir William is sew
enty years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
BRIDE FORCED TO CHANGE
Paris Priest Refuses to Wed Caun,e
When Girl Wears Short
Gown.
IRv universal snrricn

PARIS: Dec. l0.-"I camnot marry
hall" "'hce
Such, was a priests rebnke ia n
wouid-bc bride presenting herself with
D'Eylan Church this morning. Obcyins
Cardinai Amette's injunction. the priest
oDJcctca 70 the girls gown which
reached only to her knees
weeping convulsively tho girl went
nome and put on a more modest dress
and were duly joined in wedlock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Says Husband Paints;
She Wants Divorce
IBy Universal Service.I

NEWARK, y. u. Dec. 1O.-Ab-
sOlute divorce rvns granted here to-
dny by Eicc-ChnnccIiOr Foster to
Mrs. W. I[norr Nordin after she
had testified TINT her husband
"dnily painted and rouEed his fHre
and was addicted to the Irse Of m
eyebrow pencil and fncc powder
which, he kept in his room for his
own use."
Cruelty was charged by Mrs. Nor
din.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
CIy6c St~nmcr In CoIlI,io,

NEW YORK, Dec 1o-Thc clvdc
rt.inn steamship Arapahoc. which colIid-
ed In a fog with a ferry-boat soon after
leaving her dock Yesterday for Charles
ION and Jacksonville, resumed her voy-
age this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Now Shave. win nc Quarter,

:, wv SHHEcN VIII 1bc ttUHrtSr.
4 DANNlLIIE, VA. Dec. 10.-Local bar
ners. complaining of weekly increase
In the cost OF everything, announce
that &c. price OF a shave will be ad-
vanced from is to 26 cents after De-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06

in September. Harrelson will pitch
for Battle Axe and waddiu will catch.
For Taxa kola. either shelton or Davis
VIII hurl and LcibS will wear the pads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06

IN heavy bag and will hope from
home plate TO first base. The athlete
who makes the fastest time will get
golden eagle on IT.
viii Present Bendcr Gifts.
II is probable that the Acca Temple
band Will play in the intcrmiSSion be-
tween the events.
The feature Of the day will be the
presentation of gifts to Bender. Owner
Ben Wilson has already purchased for
the Indians leader a new set of golf
sticks. bag with his name on it and
a boz OF golf calls. Chief" is an en-
Efforts are also being made to rave
local merchants donate articles which
may be given to the Richmond clubs
leader as token of the public appre-
citation in which he is held for putting
the Indians at the top of the Virginia
League race and giving them the best
chance In recent years TO cop tho pen
nant
1t is likely that new third base
Will get his first chance to play with
the Indians in tho game which will
follow the Bender Day" exercises
Baker has wired that he will accept
today.
Pitcher Comes with Baker.
few days to give the newcomer a
chance. and if he shows stuff. it will
probably mean the release of Ander-
son.
With Baker will come a new pitcher.
Snidcr. and perhaps another outfcldcr.
In Bakers telegram TO owner Wilson
last night Baker stated that he had
hard hitting first baseman and out
tie ldcr whom he could bring with him.
The reply was that IL was useless to
bring another first bascman because
Richmond had the best in the league
now.
BY starting the stunts at { o'clock.
it is thought that they can be brought
to Il close in thirty minutes This will
allow the teams fifteen minutes for
practice and allow the game to start
at 4:45 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-06
AMATEURS CLASH TODAY
Tnka-kOla Plays Battle Axe For
League Championship and Goldc
I

Code and NEWTON " oodward will
play this afternoon at Byrd Park at
$50 o'clock and the clash promises TO
furnish plenty of good sport and snappy
baseball. Golde Will go into the fray
with practically an entirely new line up
and that the team is considerably
strengthened is evident from the show
ing which ii made against Church Hill
last Thursday. when the HILLTOP boys
were defeated by the score OF 6 10 B.
On another diamond at Byrd Park
Taxa kola and Battle Axe will play at
the same hour. The out Tome of the
battle will practically decide the cham
pionShip in the Commercial League
The league champion will have
chance Ito play the two other league
10 perhaps uphold the colors of Rich
mond in tho inter-city amateur series