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LOST AND FOUND.
Lot Rtook Certificate.

Notice is hereby given that Stock Ger
tificate Number 1876. dated May %: 1911
Number 1885. dated March II. 1912. for
two shares OF stock Of the Neuralgyline
company, now known as Sterling Pro-.
ducts .(incorporated). issued to me: have
tict that I intend to ask the said Com
pany TO issue to me duplicate certif..
Gates for said three shares Of stock
WILLIAM SCHAEFER.
my-27-je-3
Io9T-Thursday night, between M.
Pleasant and Martins Ferry. dark bay
horse. hind feet white. white star on fore.
head. weighs 1900 to 1900 pounds. Re-.
yard. N0tYy Howard Holden; m Hcss!fS'
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WILL FAIL To
PASS THE VETO

ro1I.NIcI-S, Ohio. May 2I-What is
,o,,s;drrcd a test vote in Nhc Ohio house
~ rcrrnscntatives today indicates that
the bin introduced yesterday to Give
G"yernnr COX authority to atop tho Will
lard Dcmrscy match Mt Toledo July :.
vii f,il io pass MS mn cmcrEcnC. mcrS-
NO n must hc rasscd as -urh else VIII
M, hccome effective for 20 days. or too
late TO. hinder plans for the ToI"do
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ACCEPT REDUCTION.

Special Dispatch !" III. Iur'l!i;, Moor.
DAVIS. W. Va, May 81 Th" en-
ployccs OF the l;ah..,ck I.umh Z - ny
rany at Its plan, al Davis. about 600 n
number returned TO work today after
having been on strike several weeks.
following a reduction "F % percent in
wages. The mon concluded 10 accept
the reduction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS arc suffering with rheura-
tism. Most important discovery OF me
ner. 4 herb hat &C ually drives me
iiosJ stubborn case o. rhcqm sn,s wr en-,
VIZ: ~ az" cssnectaliy on the kidneys; Just
link r. The M ;nry making possibilities;
REPRESENTATIVES, wanted. N.ls pounSa
nos,n,,d. 10 pcunds s. express PAID.
rbnpmoiis Herb Co. Venice Califor-
l' ia nty-2s-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
TAYLOR NINE WINS
FROM GEO. E. STIFELS

Yesterday afternoon Mt Rr'dc" PARK
the Geo r Taylor team defeated III"
Geo. r. Stifcl nine ny sc"r" Of IS.
John and Nickcrson Of tn" Taylor i"hn
made hoppe runs. The batteries for IN"
Taylor's were. Thompson ani N'k"I>"m.
Any other stores wishing gam" with
the Taylors call E. D. johnson care "f
store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. 1
By Gam Lloyd.

By Sam Lloyd.
Fifteen Minutes to Answer In's.
No. las.
The blanks in each Of the FOLLOWING
sentences arc to be fllcd by placing IN
tho first space a word. which oecap,,
tated and placed in the next space Will
make the sentence cntire
the children - ghost stories
the nurse should cease to - them.
Tho heavy came over the NIL
u.ith tho last Of the sinking sun.
In a pleasant - the little sta
TONER exchanged a -- OF paper lot
a pot Of gold.
7, WAS TO see the stout burgo-
mastor down the hill.
The physician accidentally spilled his
upon the -- after WHICH
his patient speedily recovered.
or the flowers 1 most admire
tho beautiful ----.
ANSWER TO NO. 124.
That spring flower Is a BUTTER
tcopyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd.)
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"co2" EE1D Up, EcDBED.

PITTSBURGH. Mny 2I.-Jo"n j.
IInllc. n CITY rcl!""mon. who walked ms
bca, on tho Sruth SIDE tonight in plan
clothes searching for two negro snsr'-
cjous characters. was held up ard ron
bed by the NEGROES shortly af;"r mid
n hit. Hcll" - rHcd tho two mon on
carson street md they attacked him and
got away with his gun, watch ana some
money.
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West Liberty 80. I'll l4O ~ /.
Cathedral. IL IL ssh 1'
Three base hits-Baechle.
two base hits-Maloney 2; Gorsuch'
RobrI Montgomery. H. Heft.
stolen bases-Kelfy s: Strauo' GOT
such 4: Maloney; McEntce. BncchlS'
Rohrl. Kllccn 4; Montgomery. Black
Garrett, 81. Heft-
Double plays-Garrett to H. Hcft to
Black ru >.
struck out-by Straub 3; by Kelly s.
by Garrett s: ,,o,. ro-rcrv
5.
Umpire-Dugan.
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WANTED-Male

for State Right Fca-
ture Films. Apply Grand Central
Hotel. +. r. Richie. my-27-i
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FOR SALE-Automohiles.

TOE sALE-Ovcrland touring car, five
passenger. in pcrfcc, condition, 5000:
will take Liberty Bonds in exchange;
also one Excelsior motorcycle, In pertect
condition. $50. Tool Store. lO3l-33 mar
kct. phone 1881. HS--e-h
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TOE. SAIE-l9l6 passenger Overland.
newly painted and. in first rate condi-
ton. faciiard Motor Company. Leather
wood, Wheeling, w. Va my-2e-l
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportun'' ~
The lntelligcnccr Want ADS.
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Fo1 11N9-Ons large light front room
and floor, Market street, steam heal
suitable for ono or two gentlemen. VIII
rent furnished or unfurnished. 1nouir"
2nd floor Intelligencer BLDG. 1a.l2-U
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DIED.

sHAw-on Sunday, May IS. 1919. at his
late residence in Pittsburgh. VIII
LIAM +. SHAW. in the 63rd year OF
his age.
Funeral services will be held from his
o'cIock. Interim will bee held at Alle'
gh$ny cemetery. at 1880 a. m. We'd
nesday.
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Fo1 sALE-Dodss touring car psrf

Po1 SALE-Dodgs touring car psrfco:
condition used less thAa . year. Three
extra tires, two sxtrs Rms, tires all II
rood condition, bumpers and skid chains.
$3.50 cash. 1arTatn for some one inter.
estsd In Dodge car. Gall xossuth Studio
1871, 1913 chspltas It my-2e-i
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WANTED-To Buy

wAMTED-To buy four or five room
house with bath. in or adjacent 1"
cash balance on terms. Phone 256-M
Wig. my-27-i
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ron RlH1-Nicely furnished rooma.
modern conveniences, IN business. cen
ter OF city. Inquire ind floor 1nte:itsn'
Ger Bldg. 1s'1S-'t
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re- sAbE-lslS Six Cylinder REQ. Can
he bought right. Packard Motor Com
many. Lcathcrwood. Wheeling. w va;
I"'' =. rny-28-i
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The greater the n-rrrsi'y for saving
the greater yrCr opportunity 10 use
The Intcllccnrer Want ADS.
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wANTED-Barber at once $4,000 and
y over $500 per week. Wire Frank
II. Mayors. Mannington.W.Va my-2s-k
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Music sy.11:1E 1U1x-7N LEAGUE

Totals " SO 4Ot @i7-ln'"
Tunight--D0nt Worries vs.. stars.
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passenger, in perfect condition. 5000
will take Liberty Bonds In exchange:
also one Excelsior motorcycle. in perfect
condition. $40. Tool Store l03l-33 Mar
ket. phone l0l3-J. my-26-
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FOR SALE

PoH sALH-Lot 3ox12 on 18th 81, $3.50
y block from car line. 2. p. kindcl-
berger. phone l3S-271-J Warwood.
my-2S-g
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ron RRMT-Nice furnished front
room good location. use OF bath and
Pon 11NT-Two nicely furnichcd
APARTMENTS, other sleeping rooms. hot
and cold water. Apply 11I9 Market 81
my-22-l
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FOR RENT

Ho1 1HHT-Furnished rooms and fur
nished housekeeping rooms - to
per week Private entrances. bath anu
phone, 1929 Chapline st. my-2S-J
POI RINT-Furnished rooms f"r
nightly lodging. or by the week: with
use OF phone and bath. Enquire Of Fred
White, 208 Hanover St, Martins Fcrly.
Ohio, my-27-l
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WANTEO-Pemale

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WAHTHDlWhite cook and housemaid.
Call Woodsdale Is. 1ntelligencer.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
Y. w. C. A. BASKETBALL
TEAMS WIN AND LOSE
Westhn m pton College Defeated rs TO
f-CollcEinte School Victor by
Score OF 10 to q.

The Y. w. G. A. gymnasium was
packed last night by feminine lovers
of basketball to witness two we'll
played and snappy games. Y. w. c. 4.
teams both won and lost In the tirst
game a team picked from the after
noon and night senior class took into
camp Coach Grenshaw's Westhampton
College team to the tune of 26 to Il.
In the other contest the seXtette from
the Collegiate School for Girls
triumphed over the Junior Glass by a
score of 16 to 6.
Taliaferro and Williams were bright
stars for the Collegiate School. while
Ball and Booth played we'll for the
losers. WeSthampton's entire team
played we'll. there being some
ccptionally skilled passing near the
baskets by the forwards La BoyteauX
at guard and Patterson, side center.
made many excellent plays.
The line-ups were as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
INTERNATIONAL WHISTLES
WITH LEAGUE MAKEUP
Some Club Members Favor Six-Club
Plnn But Others Opponc
Project.

r NEW YORK, March l2-Ofhcials Of
the international League attempted to-
day to arrange matters for the ap-
preaching seasons jump-up, but diff
cultieS were encountered. Some OF
those who attended were in favor of
going ahead with only six clubs, but
the idea met with general opposition.
The seventh franchise has been award
ed to Newark. but nothing definite was
done in regard to the eighth franchise.
The matter still rests between Mon
treal and Syracuse, with the odds in
favor of the latter city. President
Fultz said the Canadian city had put
in a good bid, but the chief objection
is that club in Montreal would en-
tail long jumps.
E. G. Landgraf, formerly Of the Dan
team in Reading, Pa, but the proposal
was not favorably received. The for
mer Federal league grounds at Har-
rison, N. j., are wanted for the Ne
wark club, and it was voted to ask
the major leagues to give lease. Ac-
cording to Fultz. a liberal offer was
made. Tho majors are paying rental
of $4,000 on the property, this be-
ing one Of the conditions of the armis-
tice with the Federal league. Fultz
said, however. that the league was pre-
pared to build a park of its own if
the Harrison grounds could not be
obtained.
The minor league committee will
soon be able to submit new national
agreement draft to the national COM
mission, President FultS announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
KEEP TWO FLY|NG FIELDS
ON VIRGINIA peninsula
Government Plans to Hold Pcrma'
ncntly Sixteen for Air Scr
vice Needs.
TEACH FLYING AT ONLY TWO
Scaplanes Break Record Between
Hampton Ronds and Rockawny
Beach, Making Trip In -Four and
Onc-Half Hours.
tBy Associated Prcss. l

WASHINGTON. March 12.-Sixteen
flying fields and three balloon fields
are TO be maintained permanently by
the War Department, Acting Secretary
Crowcll said today. The fields have
not yet been definitely decided upon
but tho secretary said two would be
near Newport News. three on the Pa
cfic coast. one near New York. three
in Texas. two in Florida. one in Mis-
sissippi. one on the Great Lakes and
one each in Georgia and Oklahoma.
The sixteenth field probably will be
Gerstner Field, Lake Charles. La
Fields which are to be retained and
which are now leased will he pur-
chased by the government. Mr.. Crowell
said. Actual instruction in flying, how
ever. VIII be conducted at only two
fields. as previously announced. The
others VIII be held in reserve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
GIANT KILLED BY sHRAPNEL.
HIS HEART WAS PIERCED,
DECLARES TENNESSEE MAN
New York National League Plnyer
& Buried Near German Field Hospital
in Argonne Region.
fRy Associated Press. |

~ NEW YORK, March 12.-Lieutenant
Lloyd S. Neise. of Newport. Tenn, who
was attached TO the Three Hundred
and Seventh Infantry, returned here
today from France on the transport
sCalamaras as "A casual. He said Cap
tain Eddie" Grant. who played with
the New York National League base
was killed by shrapnel which pierced
his heart. He was buried near a
German field hospital in tho Argonnc
forest. Neisc said that Grant was
sidolized by both officers and men.
- Private John j. Reynolds. of New
York, wounded on october 10 on the
Eerdun front, was picked up by the
Germans and taken TO a hospital in
Germany, where he lay five weeks.
He arrived today on the hospital ship
Mercy. When the nrmistice was signed
he said the Teuton doctors tore the
buttons from their caps and the next
II heard noise outside" said Reyn-
olds, and raised myself on one arm
to look out Across the street some
one had thrown a large picture OF the
Kaiser out OF a window. and the chill
dren were iltrking ii about.
a special water company of the
Twenty sixth Engineers. twice cited
for bravery in carrying water far
Their front under fire" during their
eighteen months service with the First,
Second and Third Armies. arrived on
the Calamaras. Known as the water
boys" these troops served continu-
ous1y III many sectors. and were at
tached TO many divisions. They were
with the army Of occupation twenty
Ave miles beyond the Rhine when they
were ordered home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
RECENT RULING ON FUTURES
EXPLAINED IN STATEMENT
Serious Doubt as to Legality of Per-
hitting Execution of Any
Old-Style Contracts.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

by RSsoctdte0 PrcSS.I
WASHINGTON. March Ito clear
up MISUNDERSTANDING. tho Bureau OF
Markets tonight issued u statement
explaining it's recent ruling on the cot
ton futures act that purchases or bona
iide sales covered by old-style con-
tracts for the purpose of liquidation
would be permitted until April 80 Tho
statement follows:
"Fulhllmcnt of old-style contracts In
accordance with other written terms,
namely. by actual delivery or receipt
of cotton or by sct-off or ringout or by
cash settlement in the future month
in which they mature is not prevented
by the recent amendment to the cpt-
ton futures act. Under the provision
of the amendment as passed there is
serious doubt as to the legality of per-
hitting the execution of any old style
contracts whatsoever after March 4,
even though such contracts be for the
purpose OF liqudatinG existing old
style contracts. However. after con-
ference with the Treasury Department
ii was agreed to help the trade in the
situation brought about by tho uncx-
pccted passage and immediate effective
ness OF the amendment to make no OBJ
lection to bona fidc sales or purchases
for sole purposes of such liquidation
until tho conclusion of April 80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
SECRET SERVICE RAID
FILLS TEN PATROL WAGONS
Ono Hundred and Nincty-Eight Men
md Two Women Placed Under
Arrest in New York.
IBv Associated Prcss.l

:. NEW YORK. March 13.-Policc.
Secret Service men and immigration
officials raided building in East
Fifteenth Street early this morning
and arrested los men and two women.
Ten patrol wagons were required 70
take tho prisoners to the Criminal
Courts Building. where they are being
questioned. All Of them are supposed
10 be radicals.
The building raided was occupied
according TO the police. by the Union
OF Russian Peasant Workers of Ameri-
ca. One of the prisoners is Molic
Steiner. sentenced to fifteen years
Imprisonment for violation OF the cs-
pionase law but at liberty on a writ
OF error pending an appeal to the
Supreme Court of the United States.
\ large quantity of literature was
seized. Among it, the police say, they
found several small red books. printed
in Russian which advocated the over
throw of the United States govern
ment
The raid was planned two weeks
ago by Richard l.. Enright, commits
sioner OF police. who consulted Dis
trict Attorney Swan and then called in
the immigration authorities. The
building was suspected OF being n
rendezvous for undesirable emigrants
recently arrived from Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
NAVAL SEAPLASES MAKE
RECORD IN 300-MILi; FLIGHT
TBy Associated Prcss.1

10y fSsocia'cu frcSs.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Two naval
seaplanes. which left Hampton Roads
at 10 O'Clock this morning, landed at
the naval air station at Rockaway
Beach at 2:S0 o'clock this afternoon.
after making what is believed record
tight over tho course, estimated at
500 miles.
The machines carried heavy photo
graphic equipment, and many pictures
were taken en- route by Lieutenant
w L. Richardson, chief OF the photos
raphy division in the naval service.
one machine was piloted by Ensign
Southern. and carried four passengers
including Lieutenant Richardson and
the other was piloted by Ensign
Irvine. and carried five passengers.
Two homing pigeons were carried
one being released en- route, and the
other will be released tomorrow from
the roof of the SiNty-ninth Regiment
Armory. In which the aeronautical ex-
position is being held. Photographs
taken on the trip also will be exhibited
at the exposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
Cured His RUPTURE

I was badly rup.ureo while lifting a trunk
several yearo ago. Doctors said my only
hope OF cure was operation Trusses did
me no good Finally / got hold OF some
thing that quickly and completely cured
me Years have passed and the rupture has
never returned. although ] am doing hard
work rs a carpenter. There was no opera
ton. no lost time. trouble. 1 havo moth.
Ing to sell. bnt will give full Information
about how you may md complete euro
Without operation. n you write to mo-
Eugene n. Puilen. Carpenter, LOBE Mar.
cellus Avenue. Aanasquan. ~. j. Better cut
out this notice and show Il to any others
Who are ruptured-you may save life or
Ct least stop the misery OF rupture and the
worry and danger of operation.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
FIST FIGHTING THREATENS
AT HEARING ON ELECTION
Congressman John T.. Fitzgerald and
Former Congressman Peter Il.
TnSuc In Alteration.

BOSTON. MASS. March l2-Tist
lighting was narrowly avertcd today
during the hearing of the election
contest between Congressman John l..
Fitzgerald and former Congressman
Peter T. Tague.
The trouble started when State Sena-
tor John ]. Fitzgerald, during "A re-
cess of the court in the Federal build
ing, jumped from spectators seat
and yelled
You're spy--a German spy"
Joseph T.. O'Connell, counsel for
Taguc. Immediately took up the charge.
and started for the Senator. The latter
also left his seat and was about TO
meet O'Connell, who yelled, "I'll make
you eat those words" when Represen-
tative Martin NJ. Lomasney, who had
been on tho witness stand. interviewed,
and held Fitzgerald back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
ATHLETES PLAN PROGRAM
Silver Cup VIII BE Awarded TO Win
ncrs of Various Events to he
Staged Monday.
[specIal 10 Th, Timcs-pispatch.l

N Especial to Tbs Times DiSpatch.l
CAMP LEE. VA, March Zone OF
the most important athletic events
since 1919 was first written by Camp
Lee soldiers will be the track meet
which will be held on the main ath-
tletic field near headquarters Monday
afternoon, beginning at 80 o'clock
1t will take in many of the battalions
and other units in camp. and silver
cup is to be awarded the unit which
scores the highest number If points
The program offers some new con-
tests that will be interesting The
opening will be a rife relay race, fol-
lowed by sprinting tug of war
Medicine ball race centipede race
rescue race and equipment race make
up tho list. The majority OF the events
are merely variations of well-known
forms Of athletic competition, but the
equipment race and centipede race will
offer some new laughs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
PETERSBURG MAN HEADS
STATE WOODMEN OF WORLD
Eleventh Biennial Convention Comes
to Close mt Roanokc--Danvillc
Selected for Next Meeting.

ROANOKE. VA, March 12.-Thc
eleventh biennial convention of the
head camp of Virginia Woodmen OF
tho World adjourned this evening fol-
lowing the election of officers for the
ensuing term and the selection of Dan
vile as the next meeting place.
Officers were elected as follows:
Past head consul, c. II. Godsey. Peters
burg; head consul. II. T.. Crismond.
Fredericksburg: head adviser, S. T..
Gilliland. South Boston: head banker.
l.. b. IIargrave, Petersburg: head
clerk. j. w. Gentry, Richmond: head
escort r. G. Smoak, South Richmond;
head watchman, w. Il. Mays, Roanoke:
head sentry, NJ. G. Lennon, Norfolk;
managers. w. G.. McGinlet, Norfolk:
II. w. Coston, Newport News: J. r..
Dalton. Holland; Or. Dent. Abingdon.
S. 3. Latham, of Norfolk. and David
johnson. of FoNhll, were named as
delegates TO the grand head camp. with
Il. y. Bunch, of Lynchburg, and Gran
Vile Craddock, of South Boston, as
alternates
The ncwly-electcd officers were in
stalled by Sovereign Clerk John Il.
Yates, of Omaha, Neb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MEETS
MAGNATES DECIDE FOUR
CLUBS WILL BE ON LIST
SALARY Limit IL Fixed Mt $1,000 Exclu-
sivc of the Manager-Senson
Opens May $.
IBy Associated Press. !

NORFOLK, VA. March 12.-The vir-
ginia League directors in session here
today definitely decided to play the
1919 season. with n four-club circuit,
Petersburg and Norfolk. The season
will open May S and close Labor Day.
The salary limit was fixed at $1,000.
exclusive of tho manager. Several
Eastern North Carolina towns made
application for franchises in the league
and two of these. 1t was stated by
President Bradley, of Richmond. might
later be admitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
UNIVERSITY GOLFERS WIN
GAME FROM ORANGE MEN
Woodbury. Forrest Defeated ny Count
OF to in Charlottesville
Contest.
TSpccal 10 The Timcs-pispatch. |

ISpcCal 20 The Times DiSpatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March -.
The golf match. played on the uni
versity links yesterday afternoon be-
tween men bcrS of the University Golf
Club and the Woodbury. Forrest Club.
from near Orange, Va, was won by
the former club, which scored points
to 4 for Woodbury., Nassau count.
Individual scores were as follows:
John S. Walker. of Woodberry. o;
Rice Warren. of Woodberry, 3; Henry
Walker, of University. 0: Frank Mount
castle, OF Woodbury., /; Kenneth
Brown, of University, o: James War
rem, of Woodbury., O; DR.. r. II. Dab
ney, of University. 81 Oswald Carlton.
of Woodbury., O.; a. T. jameson, OF
University, ..
DR.. Rice Warren. of Woodbury..
equalled the course record of as for
eighteen holes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-13
DESIGNS UNANIMOUS CHOICE
Criticism OF Navy Distinguished Ser.
vice Medal Answered by Secrc-
tnry of navy Daniels.

WASH1NGTON. March 1.-THE de-
sign which has been approved for the
Navy Distinguished Service Medal was
the unanimous secretion of the Navy
Department council. Secretary Daniels
said today. when his attention was
called 10 criticisms OF this design.
Models were submitted by twenty or
more individuals. ne said but the mem
bers OF the council. including the chiefs
Of every bureau and Assistant Score
tary Roosevelt. Weit unanimous in
their choice.