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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01
ADJUSTMENTS
o'Brien's Min.trcrs Full, Of Pen.

Neil oBricn is here again with :,
m mn, Is how better if possible. than
jokes, new voices. anu all up TO his
constructed his company. adding and
Starting of with a pretty stage set
ting. done in purple, and IA new and
picturesque. grouping arrangement, the
company displayed ability and ginger.
which continued up 10 the fall of the
last curtain. new. singer in the per-
tenor voice, captured the crowd. lie
was recalled over and again. Comfort
will rank with the best OF the minstrel
Billie Van Allen and our old friend.
Sugar Foot" Gaffney, who was i'm the
action at all times.
than ever The 'Syncopated Social" a
dancing ensemble; brought out some
a asif and Mthietis dancers oBren him
~ restaurant parody as we have
eyer eyer seen. 1t Is whole show in it.
a slogan of goldfish and beans which
no one wants. and little Nellie" tho
fried chicken. which has been with
is a riot from first to last.
may be either FTeneh or u .its Mn'f is
the bill. The performance ends with
hro S ienr l,,, miS-up; STYLED the Big
Nyie Verne, as the Queen of Spades,
makes up we'll and puts on a good
dance, His SONG with the chorus Can
extract from the blue Danube" waltz).
was reiished by the audience. Van Al
len and Gaffncy were the stars in this
sketch. claiming" everything in sight
oBrien'S merit lies in the snap and
ginger which characterizes his entire
performance. There are no dull mo-
mentS nothing drags, and il is riot
OF run straigh through. Moreover.
j is good clean fun. comm enda bic
feature. He plays matinee and night
at the Academy to-day.
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MAY DELAY CONFERENCE
Resignation OF Three Italian NIinister,
From Orlando Cabinet Is
Reported.
IBy Associated Press ,

ton Of three Italian ministers may de-
lay the opening of the preliminary
cording TO the Echo de Paris. In addi-
ton TO l.eonida Bissolati. Minister Of
Military Aid and War Tensions: Signor
Signor Bari. Minister of Public Works,
are said TO have left the Orlando
Cabinet.
Announcement of the resignation of
i.eonida Bissolati from the Italian Cab
met was made Saturday. but it was
not reported that two of his colleagues
had joined him in his retirement The
reason ,;a Tor SIgnor Bissolati's resigna-
.ion was SAID TO be "A controversy be-
tween him and Baron Sonnino. the
Foreign Ministers. relative TO the Wal
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AMERICANS ARE DECORATED
First French Ionors on North Russian
Front Conferred on United
States Soldiers.
IBy Associated Press. ]

ALLIED II l.. 4 Do u \ II TIERS y
NORTHERN RUSSIA. Sunday, Dccem-
Der 29.-The first French decorations
TO be awarded for gallantry in action
on the North Russian front have been
conferred on three American privates-
Arthur Frank and James Driscoll. Of
Detroit. and Walter STREET OF wolSton
junction. Mich.--who distinguished
themselves in an action under French
commander in the Nologda Railway
sector. They were awarded the war
cross with the star. All are Drivates
Nineteen members Of the American
eXpeditionary force previously had re-
ceived British decorations.
Throughout tho past month ii gem
orally has been quiet on all sections
OF the front. The morale of tho Bolshe-
Wiki is reported to be extremely low
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01
GOVERNMENT EXPENSES
s18,160,000,000 IN YEAR
Vast Sum Invested in Winning Wa,
Includes S4,O0O,OOO,OOO
Loaned Allies.
oNE-THlRD RAISED BY TAxEs
Remainder Of Treasure Required to
Keep War Chest Filled Was Pro-
vidcd by liberty Bonds Absorbed
by American Public.
IBy Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON December 3l.--I.
cost the American people about SIS
l60.0Oo.o0o TO run its war government
and make loans to the allies in the
year ending to-day. according to com
putations from Treasury reports.
December expenditures above $1,000
100000. the record of the nations his
tory. sent aggregate costs to date 10
approximately s24.5o0.ooo.too.
1918. probably $4,000. oo0o,ooU went
establishments. about $4,000, 100000 for
the navy $1,000. 100000 for The ship
building program. slooo,ooo.oDO for
other civil needs and Si,150.o0o,0O0 as
loans to allies.
Although hostilitics ceased nearly
two months ago. the government
outlay each day is mounting because
of the liquidation of war contracts.
and Treasury officials said indica tions
are the demands on the governments
IN the frs, month of the new year
month
With estimates Of expenses in the
last few days not yet actually com
piled. officials believe December cx-
nearly s2O0.000000 more than last
months high record. This includes
nearly s43o.ooo.0oO estimated for al.
lied loans and $3.50, 100000 estina II y,
for the governments actual eXpcnd,-
lures
TWO-THIRDS OF WAR COSTS
PAID BI LIBERTY LOANS
That the public has paid only about
Gliding foreign loans. in taxes and in
cash. and two thirds as loans TO be
repaid in another generation, is in
dicated by Treasury figures of col
lections from various sources. With
the last four days Of the year not yet
tabulated. receipts from taxes. Gus
toms and miscellaneous revenue
amounted to sA,GS7 .OG3, 600, of which
s2949.O3a;ooo came from income and en-
cess profits taxes alone, s1.I24.5I O0C
oro ~ other Federal taxes, only SILL
ports md the balance, or about So
03S,o60O00. has come into the 'f'reas
ury from the fourth Liberty loan.
In addition. si3,So2. 100000 w.,rth OF
certificates of Indebtedness have been
sold and subsequently, largely redeemed
from Liberty loan receipts. War saving:
stamps and certificates have brought
se53.o0o.oo0 into the Treasury. which
with the exception Of $4,000. 900 worth
Of hese small securities sold in De-
r 5,e lsl', represents the entire
stamps in the year they have been on
the market
War savings receipEs this month
amount TO about s60.000.00o.
MONTHLY FIGURES SHOW
MOUNTING: EXPENSES
mounted from month TO month is shown
by the following table Of cxpendi-
lures:
January. 1915, $1,000, 600, 900: rebru.
AIRY. S1,o12000,000: March, sll55. 900,
0C0: April, S1,2l5 100000: May. sl,5OS,
600. 900; June, Sl.5lc.ooo, 900; July. 81,
TENDER, S1,557. 100000; October. sl,66i. :.
100000: November. sl.935. 100000: De
cember partially cstimatcd), s2,l0O.-
0O0.00
These figures include the loans to
allies. which have run at an averac,
Of about S340.000,0O0 IL month.
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pre"ident's Pay Check Deposited.

WASHINGTON. December Sl.-pres.
ident Wilson to-day had his first pay
da. outside of the limits OF the (-ni,cd
states and the Treasury warrant Tor
$500 drawn 10 his credit probably was
the FIRST presidential pay check ever
endorsed by any one other than the
chief executive. When the Prcsiden,
left the country nc designated y T..
w ebstcr. disbursing clerk at the Whine
House. as his attorney in fact ana
Mr.. Webster to-day received the war.
rant, Endorsed IL with Mr. wilson's
name: then signed his own as attorney
the Presidents credit
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I,inr Int.rnationnl Labor Comml.,ion

I, l.O!S',JN, December 3I.--Thc british
War Cabinet is considering A pronos.i
which may have an important bearinr
on future labor questions throughout
the world. according TO the Express.
The proposal is 10 ask the peace con
ference at one of its earliest sessions
% appoint commission to inquire int
the question OF an international adjust =,
menu or conditions OF employment and
10 submit plans for permanent inter
national court and organization TO se-
cure joint action in such matters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01
Trouble Over Mt Chattanooga Plant.
By Associated Press

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. December
33bl.-Tr"ubie between employees and
which threatened 10 throw 100 men
out OF employment. was settled to-
DAY IL was announced that the men
VIII remain at work until January N
when the plant. which is making shells
VIII smut down. The company granted
an increase OF cents an hour for EN- :
an increase of . cents for those max
ing less than 80 The men had de-
management also will try 20 obtain nes.
Jobs for its EMPLOYEES
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british steamer Merida strands.

LONDON. December 31.-The Eritish
steamer Merida. from Baltimore Dc
Ioupuct on the French coast south OF
Houlnene Although they report the
vessel is not damaged. the crew has
neen Obliged 10 abandon her. owing 10
the heavy weather
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Not In Employ OF Poxt-Omce.

NEW YORK, December 31.-Post
Office authorities said To-day that an
error had been made in the statement
mat Cuthbcrt Mills. an aviator, who
was Killed yesterday when his plane
Island. was an employee OF the POST
once Department, testing a plane for
inc aerial mail service II has been
learned that Mills was a civilian 0ver
employed by an airplane manufactur-
ing company. and that he was making
q test flight OF new type plane for
mat concern when he was Killed
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tnrrutbers Field Ordered CIo..d
Nv ASSOcia cd Ires.

FORT WORTH. TEN, December n
Carruthcrs Field has been ordered
closed and all airplancs and avia,ors
mere VIII be transferred TO Barron
ficid which. II was announced here
io-day. Will be made permanent ny
ing station 80
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KNIGHT CASE DISMISSED
sheriff Charged With Violating Fed.
cral Law by Selling Confscntrd
Liquor Freed h! Court.

NASHVILLE. TENN, December 81
The case against M Il. Knight sheriff
wholesale dealing in liquor wi;homt a
Federal license, was taken from The
July In Federal nistric, Court here to-
ford. The judge held that even if
Knight did. as charged mako a sale
OF htty-two cases of connScatcd whisky
for Sl,i 40. that a single action OF that
kind did not constitute carrying on the
business OF wholesale linuor dealer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01
"rne Thirteenth Chnir" Returns.

one of tho most interesting an
nouncements the Local management will
be able to make 10 thcaterGoers is the
fact that 1t has been definitely arranged
for William Harris. Jr, to present The
thirteenth Chair" at the Academy for
a special return engagement OH Satur-
day. matinee and night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01
FORM LIBERAL. CABINET
New Turkish ReEinc Favorable 10 I'm.
tcnte-FUod situation at Con-
stnntfnOple serious.
lHy Associated Press.

PARIS. December 3l.-A liberal Cab
met favorable to the entente. has been
organized in COnstantinopic under the
presidency Of Prince Sabhcddin. This
action followed the recent dissolution
oil the Turks h chamber.
The food situation in ConStantinople.
II is reported. lis deplorable. all articles
having reached cXorhitant prices Dis
,ribution of water i'm the city has been
interrupted on account OF the shortage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01
American Cruisers Mt Rio JnncIro.
Ry Associated Press

RIO JhNEIRO. December al.-The
American cruisers Tacoma Cleveland
and Denver arrived here yesterday
place OF the cruisers under Sd,nir,i
Hyperion. which have been pstrollinp
.:r southern Atlantic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01

Tomorrow the seat sale opens for
the musical spectacle. "Everywoman''
which will be disclosed by Henry w.
Savage at the Academy Of Music on
Monday and Tuesday, and Tuesday
matinee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01
IN MEMORIAL VI.

IN MEMORIAM. !.
PERRT.-In sad. but loving memory of our
little TAZEW ELI. Earl. PERRY who
died eight years ago to-day. New Years
LORD, leach us TO say Thy will be done.
MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
Mrs. IS. G.. Woody.
AT meeting OF the supervisory force OF
the shiphttcrs shop. No. II. T.. S. Navy
lions were adopted
Whereas. IL has pleased the Almighty
God in His Divine wisdom to remove from
THIS Garth MRS. II. G. WOODY. the mother
OF our beloved brother and foreman
Resolved That we extend to the be-
fsHtcd FAMILY our heartfelt sympathy at
inns Time OF sorrow. and may God comfort
and console them that they bear their
sorrow, with iortitudc and courage which
God alone give
FRANK RICHARDS
tliAS. FOSTER.
". II. cOLEIN. JR.
W. j. WISfIMAN
!. l.. MCMANCS.
w. III. SHACEELEoRD
Committees
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GOOD PREVENTIVE
FROM INFLUENZA

TWENTY-FIVE Century Royal Imminent, Use
frceiy by amounting well up the most rils
and moppinS the throat nigh, nd mornings
a. germs enter the system mainly throug h
~, Gei II tvom your druggist or from US
ROYAL CHEMICAL. CO.
20 East Marshall Street
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PERSONALS.

WANTED at ouIe. word Of Oscar Harvey.
OF Rev. George ". Harvey. of Wise.
y. g. This young man icft Wise about -
years ago. Ills father died January 4. 1914.
and Oscar Is wanted TO share HIS part Of
The estate. II any one knows OF him. dead
Or alive. please notify his sister. l.. J.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

HH es@E FJ.S;'. p%GfmOer AZ r,nS
nhoUEs S 81" Is suT1tSeq BY her ha5Gani
"hS hr w s lake pa aS! rS M hst
Street, S%'G ss ' al
SSf'" jS' vieT3 FIFTH Sa1 1HS5'x N 6S
twenty seventh year of his age. from, pneu-
He is sur" T by his '' Widow nee ''' NAME
IaSsr and an % *" a sS%" sai S'I Fslvsy
ss 1"Msri and 1n MA pvty r NF- T. l.
terry WEpSGspSY. ' Ianu.r5 vf.NaeT y ' 81
kEc G Owing to illness Of her husband nd
body @ OF "'H MEs MMM II n sp' kt TX
Wh" n did BaS Ssn 10" l'i i" when nsr hG M
Si4cSI III the iva" Vail, "a, oakwood " "G @Ss
Mere WEE 'u nirTefS hSsnS been
NJ. Only members OF the Immediate
G1naaa: or chris,@as Pa DsS i" the ihPiS.
sGsn lie . was AIS wiiciy known in Ills S' city.
hPayInE been associa,sd Win the shGnan
Ss : Jssfs IN HSs{h A Nj Sl ler sp sSs
noer war as a rspresentstivs Of the Cciser
lie Tea En2aps a nSr and
adhy spent 1SF the MsHso Sror /!
,h The, isnv rd; lie yentured his mrs,
.aS sFS %f Ssr c.y
mother. three sisters and two brothers.
'0,'g%F Mrs sna Els. ho $i@$ e
S q Sf & Sn,s S$ NJ Koada ba af
whose present address is unknown. and =
lnterment viii be at Riverview Cemetery
OF this city. Funeral notice later.
SMlTH..-Funcral services OF LIEUTENANT
,JAMES {: SMITH will b: .onduc,ed ~
TERNooN- al . o.elock.
ff%s@beT Il At lsIs :,o" MA ApEt%Sn j.
M nA Msrv daufh1sr Of hH -ts Fex lewis
scden Wake. Of This ci,T '"N s'"'e' %
Va me tnnsrsi VIII SHkS piScc in stanton.
l9la 1T 1880 O'Clock.
WooDS0N.--DieL. at his residence. near
East l.eake after a lingering illness AT
Mir Woodson was a man Of Christian Char .naT
loved 10y all who knew him. lie Was =
ChrIstian church for thirty even S Tr1ye
ns leaves to mourn their loss, widow.
and Emily Pryor iiadcn. and seven chil-
drcn-.sons. !. f.. W e. and S. G. Woodsom
rl% noe w. iHsS Sr. M. ye 9 FTis2
DanvilIe and Washington papers please
y woS s !i1' $Istoz q srs aSF
b 5.sssnG ihrk Mis- 10 III TI T9IS
WOODY widow OF late William ii. Woody.
ds she wS sse4s nI y Of fsF s
liam H.; Gordon 81: L: ,WarnE.. Of Forts
George A., OF Richmond.
PAY AFrEh&oo% a, S:aS, in,Sr npMHh In
Norfolk papers please COPY
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LOST An, i.UUND.


bIyACELEr-,I.ost. Tuesday afternoon. a
flexible gold bracelet. set with anne
thySt and two diamonds. Return VI ISIS
Ingram. El6 Park Avenue. third Nat. Re
ward. Randolph 1"95-J.
COLLIE PUP lost on Christmas Day. Color
breast. Name Woodrow. Reward offered
Ia the party who will Inform Inc whore hc
l. return To me at residence on National
Road. near Honeywell SchodlhouSc No. 81.
Address Mrs. Lena l.. Goodwin. HOpcwcii.
Va.
DOIi-SIraycu from 24l5 Park Avenue Iarc.
white and lemon setter in thin coiuit ion.
with chain collar Reward for any tu-
formation leading TO the recovery OF this
dog. Call Boulevard lI7s-W. Seldom Tay-
Tor. Jr
0CkETbOok1LoSt. ON Du Pont train
No. 52Cia Tor s2iiS and sloi5 in money and
Du I'ont pay check and button. Liberia |
reward ii returned IL II. Brunson. l2ll L..
North TWENTY nth.
RlNti-Lost. rcntlemuns onc-carat diamond
ring. Reward. Phone Madison 40.
wArCHmi.os,. a ladies I,omanl gold
Los, , either on c. n O. train .Jamcs River
.ember, 20. OF In or near Main street sta
ton. Liberal reward II returned to 5Oj
West Franklin Street. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01

FURNACES attended by exuerienced fire.
mem: better results on less coal Rich.
mond Furnace Maintenance Co. =. O. Ros sg2
i GLASSES-W FIT AND MAKE THEM
ELLIS RAY FISHER. q c.. EYESiC;fiT
SPECIALISTS SECOND AND CLAY STS
MADISON 1850.
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BOWLlN1i BOWLING!
FINE exercise for ladies and gentlemen.
Palace Alleys under Victor Theater
Eighth and BrOad Streets. 80
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BUSINESS SERLILE


BILLS COLLECTED EVERYWHERE
PALMORES COLLECTING AGENCY
Ills EAST MAIN RICH MOND "
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CAKPETSlOid carpets made over into new
rugs. Richmond Awning Co. w w Mose.
Icy. MEr.. 2li ~ Ninth. Mad. 2182.
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MOTORCYCLES AND NuCYCLES. 4.
MUTOKCYCI.ES. bicycles. gas. OILS and
SicdSGs. sGnutieS anu accessories OF all
KINDS. Iompklns. tUa West broad Street.
a. L GENTRY. DicyCes. tires and sund RIGS
Sos Nest Broad Randoiph 2U3l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01

! WHY Eot nave thosc rooms papered now
! Let us quote you price Prompt servicc
! r.. Is Braucr $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

~ Cobb answers the critics OF hi.
training camp methods by the assertion
that the routine OF one month or six
weeks is entirely too long for the ball
player.
FOR many seasons Cobb has re-
fused TO report TO tho Tigers when
they entralncd for Dixieisnd Rarely
has he jumped into uniform earlier
than week or ten days before the
opening OF the regular season.
Cobb's enemies repeatedly. declare
that failure 10 train would handicap
Cobb considerably. Hut II has never
done so. Several times the south
ern Typhoon" has stsrted slowly. but
along about mid-June no has found
his stride and brce.ed along to the
sublime heights OF the offensive
baseball world.
"Four TO six weeks training In th'
south, with two sessions daily. hurts
rather than helps player" Cobb eN'
plains. After two weeks In tho south
the player In trained rather fine. Aftei
that strenuous training begins to sal
hls endurance. When the season open,
he looks good and plays well But be.
fore mid August you VIII notice thai
hN 10 growing stale, that he Isn't plnyin,
with ali tho old daah and speed.
early In my career ] spent four
70 elk weeks In training camps
Usually I reported for the opening
OF the season In fine condition. But
afterAAbout two months ] would be-
Gin 10 get a little stale. My work
would lack zip. I decided finally that
II was because I was overtrsined
30 ono season I did not report to
the camp for the full training, but
\ merely put In about ten days work
"As . result | was able TO, put int
the regular playing season all the en-
durADce that was necessary and
carried Il right along through TO IN,
end OF the season. Instead OF finish
ins the baseball year tagged and worl
out ana trained off. I was just M goo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
VETERANS ARE
OUT OF RUNNING
TrayerS, Anderson and White
Fall in First Round,

PITTSBURGH. Aug 20 Feeling Inn
hlfh TODAY when tho supporters oi
charles rhlcb Evans jr., of Chicago.
ami Francis buwrt ~ Bottom. uihr
cred nj tho ORknont country club 10
watch the two players HNltlr q long
snrdlug argument IN 3E-hoie mrfpr
ovu the OakmOnt country club cours".
The fact that they met In the Ercnui
round II the national Rmt"ur cham
p.uu.lin and 'hc loser would be- ohlnl-
mated from further competition for ne
tito. added 10 tho great interest Of the
ultoh ID Was the first tim" the plu}c's
hrye met IN championship compel
ag Americas foremost golfers for a
number OF years
Weather conditions for the morning
round were ~ for perfect golf Oulmet
.rtiH'oi that ne had recovered from his
/ Illness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
Art Gunnrn Says:
THE Way to Capture Them Ban
dts Is by Using a Plane

Dear Editor
W.u EI I r,e they nre using comb
or something over IN Mexico and trying
TO frl them bandits aud tho aVlatorH
which vas released re sore at them
birds aud ar. leading tho L. s. troops
which rrr making Hn effort 20 get
themselves into a contact with tho ban
uttH
IL looks likc We would run them ban
an birds ragged Id but Mexico Is q
awful hurd country 10 chase persons
over on account u having - much
desert and mts and hciaya lot Of sun
So n "a about even money I'D ihnt nI
oar bows viii get out uf the ituut is q
rltra coat ~ tan ana mrtbe small
buUtu Of excitement
M,Lbe one reason they are ch1 7tUr
them bandits IL 10 give them the ft.ibl
winch I7 coming TO them under th"
agreement and ~ course I'd We DO not
want 30 cheat them birds none. II thD,
/ w,u Dlly come up close enough our boss
viii n1ud them the coin with one hand
|n'l "a wlllup with the other one and Il
We catch these guriilas they Will be q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
nv international News servlce) }

PITT SBURGH. Aug. ?0.-Wth the
Nold narrowed down TO sixteen PLAYERS,
match play at 36-holcs was rosgmrd IN
ihe national amateur golf championshlp
tournament at Onkmont today The
sun WAS shining brightly and the links
Ncr" again fast and keen
Tue big event q tho day was The
u.e'ng u Charles CChiJ Evans, N"
GO holder md Francis Qumet, IN.
TTllIaut Boston player and former
champion. II was the fret time 'hat
iNrsr Two great stars of golfdOm ever
met one viii be eliminated from FUR
thor play In tho tournament
In hts match yesterday with ID, W.
Armstrong. Evans showed fine form
lls putting was far better than on the
two previous days and he easily defeat
Cd his opponent and A Ouimet is not
In TIE best condition because OF his re-
cent Illness which has left him weak
lie had 20 play brilliant golf yesterday
To defeat T.. & Cleary. 2 and l. Clcarv
was leading until near the end when
he Boston star Crcpt ahead.
Among the surprises OF tho first
round a match play was the ellmina-
tlon of jerome Travcrs. four time ANA
tour champion. and tho veterans. John
q Anderson and Gardiner white.