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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
ALL REGULATIONS
ON FUEL REMOVED

Washington. Jan. AL orders
and regulations as 70 fuel conscrva
t,or except one relating 10 natural
yas. were withdrawn today BY the
fuel administration. Regulations as
10 zones and prices remain in effect.
but in accordance with the announced
policy IF He administration the
Iues; ion II f-lel saving is now once
more i matter for individual. deter
mination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
L. S. AND ALLIES
RENEW FIGHTING
IN NORTH RUSSIA

A-chauge. Tuesday. Jan. '.-tSy tho
Associated ISressl.-.Ac,lvi1.es vcr" re-
2ewed BY the American ana allied
,orccs on the kadish TO ltier. accord
.ns 10 Incomplete reports 20 headquar-
tars here The Anericaus burned tlIc
village OF Nldsli. retired from II AMI
then went forward and reoccupied the
rvlns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
WEST VIRGINIA
ADOPTS DRY
FED. AMENDMENT

Charleston. " Va. Jan. s.-The
West Virginia Legislature today
completed its ratification of the fed
nral prohibition amendment. being
the ,3rd state to take this action The
measure. adopted by the Senate yes
friday. was passed unanimously Ny
The House TODAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
MARSHALL FOCH
SURE TO BE ONE
PEACE DELEGATES

i'aris, Jlr,. H.-Ailrsha! toch. Il is
announced, Will naturally be Il lr"r:
Der Of tho neac" congress Us HE com
r77anGer jn-ehlcf Of thc N'licd armies.
The technical Representatives, OF the
French government probably Will N
c!Idn Leon Bourgeois. thc author OF
III" subject Of a society Of nations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
Scenes Of Bloody Fighting

London. Jan. a.-Ierman govern
ment messages picked up by wireless
here. say that parts Of Berlin are
scenes Of bloody lighting.
The government. it is added, is
st-oy the reign Of terror
The messages say that some parts
Of Berlin already are without light
and water. Provision depots have
been stormed by the Spartacans and
the feeding VI soldiers and civilians
has been interrupted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
To Destroy Forts
At Dardanelles
Unless Turks Quit

London, Jan 9.-The MICS nave hot--
fed Turkey that nnless Turkish fore
a, Medina lay down It! arms 'infne0'-
.,,,,,. ~. fnrts II tne pAr.anelles vii
De destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
Budget Hearings Will Simplify Much of FL
nancial Business of observation-disclosures of
New Legislation Light So Far-House Sus-
tains Governors Vetoes of Measures From
Last Session - Both Branches Adjourn to
Tuesday, Jan. IA
3RIEF SESSIONS

-:aat1fe had but br,rf 5es-
Thursday morning. bo.h
b.. =. n,lrnins ~ 40 o'cIou.
!. a. l'ern""n. Jan. II.
".!a .iuptcd resolutions in
~ .l;e Former President
ID. ,uNevti,. and adjourned.
+. SO coIcurred n several
~- ,y.crs coming from the Sen
;ancd ne v"toea Of the Coz
,Ac measures coming from
$50, session and providing for
,-- soy vi m atmory at the
" Name and eXemptln.
h. e-r!l.5 NJ BGstin island from
+ .,ul!a.ouS II tilc lobster Law,
h. Il. au! ned - 30 Tuesday ute
,,a jan. i
r. CId=ot hearings cor. nue.
~.,t- afternoon III the ''0uncll
,r,,... lu5uu. nment beng taken Il.
d. 1rI- Tuesday
20 ,ojymc pf business SO far IT
80 y" ;v0 weeks OF the 9th
a.s1n u n. LegIsla AZURE has url
a-Corei in"One by IFS magnitude,
. 'vp prlnchcS may be SAID 10
3 mad" 7 good START. The Budgee
ear'ns vii greatly simplify mucn
( ne luunr,aI considerations an.
r. 10 er-ur, c0uncil and approp-'.
Mons committee are walking
,-o--7 -'iu- important part ot leg
a,;,r lear'ng5 with dispatch. As
,yo--7-" Nllikcn remarked 1T the
--o < tuesdays Session WaM.
e 7taunFd hour session and
. '4-o 'Nre" minutes TO spare; a
r-.' good illustration Of the willing
=. .o iTllSuct business and men
lrr5 l. Z nay also be said that o.
= ,e. ,n- appearing before this BODY
gwen III he time he may desire
!, oypia'1 MS estimates and requests.
,wCi II most cases By questions
: somr nont by members.
- Ulcers II the House and Sem
T 20 sircad"i performing their Gu-
IS. wbicl arc very exacting, IN tie
'a~rs- II "eterans and bushes ~
:, scss'ors runs along like clock
ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
Huns RECAPTURE
RY. JUNCTION
FROM THE POLES

AmsterdaYn. Jan. :.-tI"r.naN FORCES
have recaptarcd the important -a.iwa,'
junction Of Bentschen from he Poles.
accorr,in- TO i dispatch, from Posen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
Rival Govt. Set un

Berne. Jan. photographic reports
from Berlin today state that the reb-
els there have formed a new govern
ment under the title OF The Revo-
Continued or Page +coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
All Restrictions
Importation Corn
And Rice Removed

Wasningt on, Jan. All restrictions
on the Importation 81 ora and sicc
we're removed today BY tu- War TRADE
Board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
'As TABLETS FOR
STOMACH GAS

pes GAS rAB1ITS stop gas and
sies,rn nentstion aftsr eating. stop
h,a. .- .educs hioAting and Sas pres
tA ne" and correct acid stomach.
Nj -. GAS eBIETs At any reU.
80 .0d.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
THE WEATHER
FAIR

New England and cas-, New York:
+ air; colder, with cold wave FRIDAY
SATURDAY far With rising lem perature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
Boston Forecast

Forecas, Cor Boston and vicinity
Friday far; Older with cid wave. Sa--
Iria.' tair WITH rising temperatures
northwest gales diminishing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
IN TIE HOUSE

'us~ was opened THURSDAY
.".0- MN prayer by Rev clayton
Continued on Page Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
CIVIL WAR SPREADING OVER GERMANY
STATE SEIGE PROCLAIMED IN BERLIN
THOUSANDS TROOPS ENTERING CITY

Government Claims Spartacans Beaten and
Order Partly Restored-Other Reports o.
Continued Bloody Fighting in Streets Of
German Capital Serious Riots in Dresden,
Brunswick, Dusseldorf, Essen and bort
mun0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
EXTREMISTS CLAIM OVERTHROW
EBERT CHEIDEMANN GOVERNMENT

Amsterdam Jan "a state Of siege has been proclaimed
Berlin according to late despatch from that city The
proclamation probably by the Ebert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10

Amsterdam. Jan. 9-Severe fight
ing. in which artillery was employed.
took place in Berlin yesterday near
Continued on Page +coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10

II costs 2!z cents . word to get your
message BY telegraph 70 one person.
For ens cent word you can get your
message through the kennsbeo Jour-
1al to over thirty thousand persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10

# -osts ga CENTS word to get your
-asssGc by telegraph to one person,
i-9r one cent a word you can get your
Message through tina kennebso Jour-
raj 20 over thirty thousand persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10

Springfield. Mass. Jan. a-StockhoId-
ers OF I'll. Connecticut River railroad.
meeting here toda-. unanimously ap-
proved the Boston & Maine reorganiZa-
lion plan OF the GG.2,c,9233 shares. is,
we're represented.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
voeEL's MlNsTRELs COMING

Minstrelsy has been, and promises
to continue to be the favorite form
of amusement, for four-ffths Of the
theatre-going public-and well it
shold he-for no manner Of a per-
Torrance can include such a variety
of material necessary for the edifi-
cation Of the multitudes; besides it
is the eleanest and best Of all amuse-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
ments. Then, there are no waits

Promptly at the appointed hour
the curtain rises, and from that
moment until the finale you have fun
without blush. Songs Of sentimen,
by the worlds greatest vocalists,
comic ditties by the best comedians
on earth, who also furnish humor
without faint. The songs have been
sung; jokes have been told; the
adonis like person in the middle has
his friendly repartee with the vari-
Gus comedians with the bones and
"tambos." v -
Personal grace has been shown and
beauty added because Of the hand
some paraphernalia used in the first
part settings.
The sentiment Of the balladist may
have caused you TO be possessed
with a feeling Of intoxication; the
festive wit Of the comedians amused
you; the charming acts Of the first
part in its entirety has possibly as
tonished You, yet the glamor, frohe
and fun rolls on without hindrance.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
AN INTERESTING BOOK

"reminiscences of Soldier OF the
Orphan Brigade" is the name of a
very interesting book by Mr.. Lot d.
Young, Of Bourbon County, and
which is ON sale at Land & Priests
Drug Store. The work contains
many interesting facts and is good,
wholesome reading of the days that
are gone. Secure your copy NOW
as the supply is limited.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
Thursday, Feb. ~
at $50 o'clock a. m.

SO"ic coi'y anu HuJ WHAT yOu
want at your own price.
/ Pair of Aged Mules, good workers
Bay Horse, good worker & driver
2 Extra Good Mich Cows, due to
calf in March
% Good Yearling Steers, weight $50
pounds each
Is Yearling Steers, weight 600 lbs.
10 Yearling Steers, weight $50 Tbs.
Yearling Steers, weight 500 lbs.
rs Good Ewes, due to lamb early in
March, will be sold in from 10 to
% in a lot
3 Brood Sows, due to pig in March
~ Good Two-horse Wagons and /
Hay Frame; l Good Tobacco Setter
2 Moving Machines; / Old Binder
3 Grass Seed Shippers and Harness
] Self-rake Grass Seed Stripper
] Wheat Drill; 2 Randall Harrows
] Sixty-tooth Harrow; 2 Feed Sleds
] Corn Shelter; Tobacco Press
2 Turning Plows; 3 Double shovels
/ Scraper; / Scalding Tub
] Two-horse Corn Planter
nj Fifty gallon Oil Tank
] Tarpaulin
A Sets of Wagon Harness
] Set of Woven Fence Stretchers
4 Feed Troughs
/ Barrel Of Paint, for steel or metal
roof
40 Bushels Of Potatoes
Iron Kettle
Hoes, Chains, Rakes, Shovels. Etc.
2e0 Wheat Sacks; rs Grass Seed
Sacks
40 Barrels of Good White Corn in
Crib; 4 Stacks Of Hay
Lot Of Baled Hay and Straw
White Sewing Machine
Singer Sewing Machine
! Grandfathers Clock
Household and Kitchen Furniture
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

There's no tiresome overture; but on
the contrary the various novel feats
gathered from all quarters Of the
globe commence and ere the fms has
been reached you have, with your
brother auditors, proclaimed min
strelsy the king of amusements.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

John VogePs All New All White
Big Minstrels will be seen at the
Tabb Theatre on next Monday, Feb
ruary %. The company includes a
hundred celebrities. The advance
sale of seats opens Friday at Land
& Priests.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
VOgeI's All New
Big Minstrels
TABB THEATRE
M 0 n d a y q 4
F ebruary Af
Bolts WILL PRoBATED

The viii of the late Dan w. Bolts
was probated in the Fayette County
Court last Thursday. Under the
Aserms of the document his entire es-
Nate, estimated to be worth from
$4,000 to $4,000, was left to his
brother, Mr.. John 7. Bolts, Of this
county.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

TERMS--AII sums over $1,000
viii be sold on twelve months time
with negotiable note and privilege
Of paying before that time II II suits
purchaser.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

There is limit as to how many
fish you can catch in a State. But
few anglers have to worry over it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
Public Sale

y Having sold my farm | will OHer
at public sale at the farm, 2 miles
from Mt. Sterling, KY, on the
0wingsviIle pike on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
CONGRATULATE BAPTISTs
ON SUCCESS OF CAMPAIGN
Richmond ,, ihiscopni CIcricus Send,
essnFc 4" }. IL. Dom, Mana
ger or Drive Here

~ meeting of the Richmond
sIrieus OF the Episcopal Church. baiI
Monoay, the following resolution Vas
presented ana unanimously adopteI.
resolved by the Richmond C'lericps
% me Episcopal Church. That we cy
senu 10 our Baptist brethren M,
neaI1! congratulations on the splendid
report or pledges made on the t,rsi
in the daily papers. and our h ,eport r'''.
ths Inilest and richest blessing on
NoPS oil the resolution wss orda-,,,
forwarded to !. r. Doan. orwan;,au 20
'"e Saptist S'o,00o.0oo campaIgn
R;nssponains to the resolution Of IN.
NiHSnmond Glorious. MIR. Doan sail.
Permit me TO assure Won Of oru
sis appreciation of the conrratuIa
, ,rnn1 ana good wishes of tho Richmon,
Iler!cus OIL the Episcopal Church amri
~ .espond with the expression or t%a
M MOI, taht yous great ,fcnnminat ion
for . ssittiHe 70 the fullest extent All
LOT "hlch you are striving in 49,
great nation wide campaign '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

:, rest racc.--nve and onc-half furionss-
Mario Ionn"!l. loi; Rita. iot. Iiclma To-, f:
Mont"r"r. lo. Connecticut, IO7: McSai-
lance. los; Dom. Grafton. ln9 Bl,t X
NlnE, lH'. Miss 'StcrlIns. 100; Miss Man
9Sic ii2. Nspthaiius. lis; orchard King
cndcur u. ll2 Also ciirihlc-H appaha n :
n"c%, III, ~: Gas Mask. iI2: Mary
Second racc--ive and onc-halc fnrioncs-
Mlui" 100; Riddle. lbi; Boone. .Ir. Iei :;
it"h"r Ma iTc"na, los: plaiu RiI loI !:
i'cC.nt, los: Miss parncll. los: Lonely, ITO !:
nr"ceso' 10; Little sandy, ia: Clear tho
Third racc-six fur,onss-Dor Dodge
10: k"Ziehh. los; Little String, 100; onwa
III: kristics cue. III. Converse. ~: Nep-
prih-n ~; riaian, IA: Rifle Il, IA; rom
T ,,',, -: EulosH III; Blaze. 1917
Four,,, r.ce-six furiongs-w atermee,.
s.: Saii"r. le' Att. boy ii, %: Brotber
M."i.eAn. ln7. Aiedus. i61: MacGarner
~: Snhadahr. no; Assume ia; Grey
haEle. no: Enmity, 10.
fiiih racc--mil" ard seventy yards-I
Wfn, i WIN, 100: Honoiulu Boy. lG4: Sand
nu" XIX, ~ toG; Merchants. lo5: Brownie
cosk. ~: chief. liz. Fiyaway IlS
SINH racc--milr ana "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rock tE+"n. &c: Bob R.kcr. 80; Audrey X
ihirt"eu, iot Boxer. lgI: AIaxanJer 1oS
MtlhtT, lr3: l.. IL. Cochran. it7; say II6
Enar+E SiShL 10. iiH'touadan 10: Dick
ihnifSy. no: !ironco Billy ITO: McAdoo
~: A"ttc. lle; l.uthcr. liz.
seventh arc--mile--S1r. ao!t 90. Doly
~ Htipncr 10: plcasur.NilIe ioa; "a,
nHii, 100: Honolulu I07; I.e1a Io,. T.nfs.
,t". IaaiiIac 10: IscL Is, 10: i e. Stone
-i'' brown f-N0T4t.. 10; Dancer III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
JACKETS AFTER STATE CUP
FOUR VETERANS RETURN
FOR BASKETBALL SEASON
PromisinE Recruits Will Compete for
RnntlOlph-Mac0R Qufnt
This Year.

m Randolph Macon vii, be a strong
DasketDail cup this year. -Four letter
, .asn VIII be back in harness in the
material is available. Dopcsters who
are looking forward to winning Of
the coveted trophy. point with pride
a. me record the five made last sea-
A number OF preliminary game.
have been arranged for by Captnin
Buttcrworth. who is also team man
aver The first 0nc will be played
AGAINST the Medical College on DO
Captain Buttcrworth is a yeicran
9 unrd and is an all-round athlete,
rom Snoot. the other guard is back.
ana VIII hold down his old position
;, List Near's captain. Thomas, has
ter for the last three years His old
position is almost a certainty
Scott Hack in Game.
SchaN Scott is the only forward to
football. limelisht. hut he will be verv
floor. I'd l
1t is hardly possible to iudpe con.
corning the new material. SO early in
y s"a sea s.rnns large number of last
promising bunch of freshmen.
~. w. Gardner and Eirdsons. Of last
year SQUAD are showing in we'll
.ochrail. iirst-year man, PLAYED for
lie Handolph- Macon Academy at
BID Tor the vacant place al forwarJ
Goode is another promising frnsh.
:, Zimmerman. who comes from III.
wiiSi It. lily; where he played center.
next year. '"''hAs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Frs; rscc---hve furlongs--Day Of Peace.
laphauk. los iHustonD. to >. oven. 10
second; iiarrIsans hG:r' H. tc"ltilsttl.
Dolph. Dewitt H. Moody. Ficar also ran.
Second race-.sN furonss-- Betsy. ioC
,co!l!l"tn. to j; 70 s. to 4. won:
naSpire' IL! tGrotho., =, TO ); to 8. out,
vale, rureen. sa!george also ran.
n!ra racc-Slx turionSs--James 7.
Won Scarp!a II, no tButwelD, 3 TO t. +:
10 !, 10 =, second: SIfranrr !p7 U.au.eyl
70 10 J, 20 /. Ia /. ,hri. Time
;i0 80: Ch"irm.s'cr Aldeharon. S!cctii.
Fourth raCc---N Observation-Disclosures, 1OS
Poncc). . 20 }: oxen. ! 10 :, wa: MeuI
haron. lol 'Ridenourl. /. 10 L. 10 J. !
20 = second; Ina Kay. loa ICp-i'er'il
=" l. +" 10 :. even. third Tim2. 1915 80
.!aian i; = cantrill. Brown r'avori..
SunGoid, Constant. Verify. r:s,ncrai,ia Mis-,
Towel Sandy I'D, Minstrel. P,evarica,c
r. F!fth rare--nye and nne-half ;urlonss-
:, out, Won; You Nccd, II. tPoncol to
!, !" - oar. second; Lively. Ii. lCa:uol-
1908 -. Dairynan, Jaso Grcveasie also
sixth racc-one nile and a sixteenth
! ouh!cr >" tN!dSl, 10 /. 10 :. to q.
M"n' Mountain Rose H. llt ,Mcorey),
NJ cMaton. 80 tDuGganl. 10 :. 10 J. ! 10
=, ihir'i 'rimr. I:5@ ISnfnbay. T..rs
hentucky Boy. Lady W; .4cr-< ais, ran
, seventh r.ce--li!n au.i seventy yards
Ad"lsnts. loo tCoi:ilcijD. I 20 l. : 10 :.
! !" .. won: Little cottage. IL. tRutwcut.
!" to =. 10 ,. second Marasmus
-. 'lioMdFul }. !" 10 =. - :; "a =. third
= ms rs Coua's;ba'2ntc, IL Z. E.srh
Iis"r Rose. DecH!mai-, lack ncevas aiso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Wholesale Quotations and EyChanK.
Richmond Va Dee ,s,o
WHEAT
Government control.
TRY THIS FREE
Wonderful Invention Sent on 80 Days,
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send you my new copyrighted rupture
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You return the blank 7 will send you
my new invention for rupture. When
u arrives Put il IN and wear ii. put
II TO every test you can think OF. The
harder the test the better you viii like
~. You VIII wonder how YOU ever got
along with the old styie cruel sprtne
trusses or belts with leg straps OF tor
tnre. Your own good, common sense
and your own doctor will tell YOU n ia
the only way in which you can ayaS
expect a cure. After wearing II al
days II IT is not entirely satisfactory in
every way-if 1t is not easy and com.
fortablc--if you cannot actually s.a
your rupture getting better, and if not
convinced that euro is merely a 0ues-
ton OF time-just return it and YOU are
out nothing. Any rupture apnlia me-
that is sent on 20 days trial before Won
pay liz worth giving trial. Why moi
offer?
W. refer en- you g any Bank Or Tru.. Co y.
Bldg. Kansas City. Ao.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

Country Club Golfer
Makes Curious Play

u uus ON the golf course Of the
Hcrmitusc Country Club.
Time. sunday afternoon. with =
nasty bit of wind coming out OF the
southwest.
Ono of tho clubs golf fans was
making his way to the sixth hole Iva
the face OF the baby gale. lie Ind
got across the big ditch with n drive
Tint was only fair. He drtbI,Ieh y
Lrassie and his third stroke laid the
ball good twenty yards away from,
the rup.
The best nc could hope for was a
i've. Four is par for this parttcu-
inr hole. lie lifted the bnII with his
mashic and Ind IL dcnd for the
hole, hut there vas too much punch
To tho shot. and the ball rolled across
the Grccn and good twelve inches
onto the grass. lie turned sway to
watch his opponent como Upland
then il happened.
As he cast his eyes bnck to tho
green. his own ball was moving.
Slowly al first. then it gained mo-
mcntun with the wind. on tho
grass u came md, with nothing
but the smooth sand of the putting
green 10 impede il. started down
the gentle incline toward tho hole.
Straight ns "a bullet IL went. and into
the cup Il dropped. The hole lind
hcen made in par.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
HAVANA ENTRIES

FiTst racc-'iNr ana one half furI,n..s
i"nora r.. 1o3. Ray Atkin. iii: DiE.ci,.y
lanes. III: Queen, Ganncv. III: steve III:
'ain Tony. IA - '"p
Second tacc--six Observation-Disclosures
"; Lady I.Hn:don. 90; shire. os: Hyrnr'
ivl; Enos: iOi: Red. icI: Omaiicy, loo
E"iiDird. 100 Guin, los: !ackruse 1913
- Third rac"--iive and nne-haif furlon.s-
IW"n;y-SeN-n. iol; Twni"!d. lcl: Delaney
100; Manganese, los: Golden ,'hanC. 100
lanes g. 100; Miss Sweep. 100; Planta-edc,
LOG. ANiun, 100 -. n G.. i0G.
Fourth :.ce--siN furinngs--I."oti FAY Q.
LADY LAn" Grey 49,: MAY Aaulsby. ~, For
tun.s Favor. l0@: ENcmpted. l0S: Dainty
Lady. io3; Miss WAR. ioa: Scvlla lo7
Mag c Mirror. iO7 TASTY Cora 100
fiiih rAce--iv" and one h2lf furlongs--
Timothy j. uogan 81 Mile. Dazic. %: Thc
lilu" DUKE. 100 Cromwell los: Walnut
III: col TAYLOR. ii9
sixth racc--!nile and "a siSlcenti--C;u;d,
Post 30: TOhaion March 50: Wilson. 100;
iinchnai!, ioc; Pcrscus 1917: Fly Home 10.
High Tide. 100; Sasenta. Jot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Cincinnati Reds May
Play Richmond Line-Up

Negotiations are under way to
bring the 1919 bHscbalI champions
or the world to Richmond for an cx-
hibitiOp game. Hen w. Wilson. pres
ident OF the Richmond baseball club,
announced yesterday that he was
confident that arranse nrcn In will he
completed soon to brIn. the Cincin-
nnti Reds here In the course OF the
champs sprinE training tour.
necame known yesterday that
Ar. Wilson had completed arrange
mentS for nm exhibition game I've
tween Connie Nlacl<'s Athletics md
the NtchInond club on April 10. The
booking of the big lcaguers to MP
pear on the local diamond followed
three reqnests for a game by Conuie
Mack. Harry LAWS will$ be In
chnrEc OF the Invading majors. md
will bring along several frst-strfnE
batteries and other regulars.
The Washington Senator's md
several international League nine.
VIII he brought herr, IL present
plans are carried cut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Plan BIG QUINTET GAMES
ARRANGEMENTS PENDING
FOR IMPORTANT BATTLES
Richmond VIII BE Scene of Holly Com
49, tested Match Between Col
lc.c Teams.

Several important games OF the Rich
mona mn Gollege baskstDall schcdn,e viii
be made for suitable playing floors.
according TO Manager Ford. Efforts
are being made TO secure Il match he
tween the Spiders and Bucknell College
of Pennsylvania.
Two games have been arranged for
IN the next three weeks. on December
will be played at Westhampton. when
the Richmond College pill-shootcrs Will
face the Union Theoiosi cal Semtnary's
S afSe.eai w G'uo nee s days LAIR he
lege's quintet al the anne place
n,a The only NY hig same mat is SEIZED
tween the Spiders and the University of
virgins, which VIII be played on Feb
ruary 20. However. many other games
are pending. and Richmond fans Will
propaply Set 20 see some hotly con-
ested battles, either at Grays' Armory
or the gymnasium OF the y. W. c. \
Seasons Schedule.
Manager Ford announced last night
Washington and Leo Virginia Poly
teehnic Institute and several other bis
following schedule for the comiug sea.
son:
SD December I?-Enion Theological
December l7.--Medical COLLEGE, NJ
Westhanpton. 81
January l7-Medical College. in Rich.
January 2l-university OF vireInia
in Charlottesville go '"
January 22-Staunton Military Acad
envy. at Stanton.
Februa ry-Cniversity of Nirrini, j.,
Richmond "'"''' IN
MI; hord stated that. in addi,jo, N
the aooNe schedule. the followins rama.
ing: 40" PEND
Richmond "'iesc' IN
February l4-virEinia polvtccbr;.
institute, in Richmond.