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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
CLUB MAPS OUT SCHEME
TO CLEAN UP RICHMOND
Members Will Coordinate City Col
lection OF Refuse With Citizens
Efforts.
"K. *. X" NEW ORGANIZATION
Keep Klcan Klub" Has Membership
Which Will BE Increased by Block
Visiting Partics-Various Districts
to Meet for Planning Work.

Systematic cleaning OF the city and
Keeping 1t clean Is the program map
ped out for tho "k X" which means
Keep Klcan klub. organized yesterday
with John Kerr Branch az president
and w. T. Dabney as secretary and
treasurer.
The alpha and omega OF the club Is
systematic organization. so that the
cleaning department authorized and
paid for by the city shall function
moro perfectly by securing Corpora
ton with the citizens The plan IL
IT, make every residents familiar with
the schedule Of the collection wagons
cf the Street Cleaning Department. A
day Will be set for an organized clean
up for the city, and thereafter the
X. Is *. VIII be v'giiant at all times
to see that everyone is alive to the
value OF Il clean community.
Ward Meetings. Planned.
Tho organization meeting In the
Commonwealth Club yesterday at )
o'clock was attended by the various
ward leaders who have been appointed
= chain system will be used and
several citizens Will call on others
In their block thus spreading the
principles Of the club throughout the
city.
Meetings in each ward will be set
for nights during this week. Madison
Ward has named Wednesday, at 3
o'clock in the Travellers Protective
Association headquarters. Third and
Main Streets. for it's meeting.
Club Han Many Members.
Organization in tho wards will be
governed by the foilowing:
Jefferson .Ward--W. II. Adams.
director; Joseph w. Stewart, assistant
director.
Madison wards. ]. Allen. director:
Augustine Royal. assistant director.
Lee Ward-Julien II. H!ll. director;
W. A. Clarke. assistant director.
tor; J +. Palma,arS, assistant d; ie
tor.
Following is the membership OF the
club:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
COAST TO COAST
CAMPAIGN IS ON
Unusual Interest Manifested
Over Announcement Of
Expected Arrival.
NOW CREATING EXCITEMENT
Will Be at the Tragic Drug
Store in Richmond to Intro
duce Plant Juice.
NOW CREATING EXCITEMENT

coast to coast campaign of Plant
Juice was inaugurated about three
years ago in California. Since that
time 1t has been introduced in all the
large cities from the Golden Gate
across the Rockies. until it has reached
Richmond.
Plant Juice has taken the country
by storm and has made thousands,
yes, tens of thousands, Of friends,
wherever introduced. Plant Juice is
Natures own remedy; it is q product
of Mother Earth, produced from n
combination of medicinal roots, herbs,
banks. berries and fbres, which act
directly on the stomach, liver and kid
neys. 1t makes pure. rich. red blood.
strengthens the nerves and tones up
the entire system.
The Plant Juice man contends that
tho brain rules the body. and that the
stomach rules the brain, and that any
person with a sound stomach can COM
bat thrcc-fourths Of the diseases that
assail humanity
This explains the unparalleled sue
cess of Plant Juice. 1t brings per-
feet health to that much abused
organ-the stomach-and this, in turn,
rids the body Of these symptoms; acts
on tho. liver and kidneys and banishes
rheumatism from the blood.
Any one OF the following symptoms
may indicate the condition of a de-
ranged stomach. Indigestion. dyspep-
STA, shortness of breath, palpitatlon of
the heart. belching of wind, ferment-
Ing of food, constipa ton, dizziness,
headache. backachc. coated tongue,
foul breath, lack of energy or that
tired, rundown condition.
The Plant Juice Man will be at the
Tragic Drug Store, in Richmond.
where he Will meet the local public on
Thursday morning at O'Clock, and
introduce and explain the merits of
this remedy. FREQ samples given
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
LANG DESERVES DECORATION
Father of Twenty-Five Tonght on
Five Battle Fronts-Lost Two
Sons in Battle.

LONDON. June 16.-Hcre's a thumb
nail sketch of a man who deserves
some kind of decoration:
John Lang. ffty-thrce years old.
Loyal North Lancashire Regiment:
father of twenty-five children: called
up as reservist at the outbreak Of
the war; served on five battle fronts
France, Palestine. Saloniki. Bulgaria
and Italy; witnessed the fall OF Jeru-
salem; served in Constantirople fol-
lowing the armistice; wounded
throughout the war two sons, William
and Thomas. both OF the Loyal North
Lancashire Regiment. were killed
early in the war; another son. Peter.
in the Scots Guards. was wounded :;
another son. James. a sergeant in the
Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. $
still serving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Today: and Tonight
in Richmond

Commencement John ,rnr.hnll
High school, City Auditorium, S,I6.
Commencement Iuchmond COL
ieEc' Jefferson Hotel Auditorium, y.
women's Committee on Home
coming meets Grnys' Armory, 1880.
Womcn's Auxiliary OF Iiowitxcrs,
Association. meets In Murphy Hotel
Annex. S,I5.
Federation Of BIothers' Club.
meets In the mothers' room, sos
East Marshall Street, 3
Council or Social Workers meets
In professional Women's building, 4.
Grace SAKE Bible Class meets res
tdence OF Mrs. j. w. ROache, e25
North Trenty-siXth Street, d.
baseball. Police VS.. Eiks, BouIc-
Hnrd Field, $3.50.
Women's Missionary Society of
Grncc street baptist Church meets
In MnhOne cInshrOom, ..
Virginia State Christian Endcayor
Society opens sessions in Seventh
Street Christian Church, = A. ii.
Finance Committee of Council
meets, y.
Vaudeville, Lyric, $3.50, 7.45, 0,30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
CLOTHES AND MATRIM0NY
over womcn's Attire
Proves Moving Cause for Di-
SOrces Mt Reading.

READING. PA. Juno 16.-Clothes
may not make the lady, but they GER
tainly make the divorce courts work
overtime sometimes. rs atteSted by
two divorce suits fled here.
The allegation that her husband
wanted her to dress like an "old wo-
man" go other men would pass hey by,
Is the basis OF the suit of Mabel e.
hickman. who married Thomas Heck
man twenty-one years ago in Allen
town. while razor operation. said to
have been performed on his wifc's best
attire by Harry j. Bush, to the detri-
inent of her matrimonial joy. Is the
background of a similar action taken
by his spouse. Nettie G. Bush
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Clay Ward.
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Thoma. aIcI.auchlnn.

Thomas McLauchlan. seventy-nine
years % age, died yesterday at his
home. 7l9 Northside Avenue. Roland
Park. Mr.. McLauchlan was a veteran
of tho War Between the States. For
four years he served IS an engineer In
the Confederate Navy He is survived
by his wife. two sons. William Nc
Lauchlan. of New York. and Garland
McLauchlan. of Richmond, and three
daughters, Mrs. Mary Allen, Mrs. LII
lie Roberts. OF Richmond and Mrs.
Stuart Royster. Of Washington. Funeral
services will be held this morning Mt
1880 o'clock from his late home. with
interment in lakewood cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
BANDITS take $4,000
FROM CLEVELAND BANK
Master Robbcr Bosses Daring Job of
Rifling OF Golfers In Day
light.
Make ESCAPE IN STOLEN CAR
fivo Men Enter Institution Mt
closing Hour and Takc Plenty
OF Time In Cleaning Vaults.
hlany Posses In Search.

CLEVELAND, o., June ia dozen
posses OF police and detectives to-
hlsht are searching Cleveland and surb
urps IN automobiles for five bandits.
VINO late this afternoon pulled off the
most sensational bank robbery I'm tho
crime annals OF Cleveland. Led bv a
master bandit who bossed the lob as
cooiiy as IL lie were directing a mink
Tea AFFAIR. the bandits cleaned tho cof
Iers or the West Cleveland Bank, at
D icsI Avenue and one Hundred and
Sioieh automobile The robbery took
place Just as the bank was closing
i i;r this afternoon. An automobiie
H Hniso up In front of the bank as E. 81.
doors. The leader Of the bandits cover
Ell MN with gun and ordered him
10 enter the bank with hands lower
Order Is Counternnnded
Once inside. the three bandits ac-
conlpa2ying their leader whipped out
revolver and covered the ten bank
employees and bank customers who
up was contaminated by tho leader
or the gang, who evidently feared tina,
the sight Of several persons with their
hands appraised would attract attcn.
ton from outside.
-, When the looters reported to the
BOSS. after fifteen minutes looting
tnat the! were through. he ordered
them 20 take another look, remarkinE
that there was mo hurry" Finally
convinced that the bank had been
cleaned. no ordered the six men and
-FOUR women held at bay 10 fall in
line and to the rear march"
"I,ehave Protty Well,
Under the threat Of the menacing
revolver the ten persons were marched
to the vault. Upon reaching that point
the bandit evidently changed his mind
about locking them Mp.
You have behaved pretty we'll" he
declared. Il guess I'll let you go"
But he warned them to wait here
until get out. A false move will be
fatal"
Outside. he Joined his three com
panions. and leisurely manner the
four walked 10 the waiting automo-
bile. The driver had the engine run
ming and they drove off Immediately
going south on One Hundred and First
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Mrs. Emn,n w. board.

BEDFORD, June l6-Funeral SER
noon for Mrs Emma Wainwright
Board. wife of the late DR.. c. A.
Board, who died at her home on North
Bridge Street, Friday night after
several months OF i'll health. heart
failure being the immediate cause of
her death. Mrs. Board was the daugh-
ter OF the late Jeremiah G.. and Angie
Hatcher, OF Bedford county. She was
seventy years of age and a member Of
the Baptist church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Mis-, Gertrude Roisseau.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA, June 16.-Miss
Gertrude Boisseau. highly respected
lady, died Sunday morning at her home
in Dinwiddie County. after a brief Ill
age, and is survived by one sister, Mrs
Lewis, with whom she lived. The
funeral will take place Tuesday morn
ing at the grave in the family ceme-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Walton A. King.

Especial 10 The Times- Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA, June 16.-Wal-
ton Ashton King. aged fifty-seven
years, died Saturday night at his home
in Old Church Street. Blandford He
is survived by his wife and several
children. among them Mrs. j. /. Col
Inns, of Richmond; Forrest +. King. OF
the United States Navy. and Venable
King, of the navy The funeral took
place this afternoon from the Church
Of the Good Shepherd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17

athletic work each week to satisfy
the requirements for n degree. Mr..
Dobson Will sit as u member Of the
faculty. The largest assemblage that
ever gathered at an alumni dinner
was present at the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Arrc.tcd ON LIouor Cbnryc

Thomas Iendlcy. OF Norfolk was ar
rested late last night at the Broad
Street Station by Prohibition Inspoc-
tors Sweet and Hail. charged with
transporting. Nine quarts OF whisky
were deposited at the Second Police
Station by tho prohibition inspectors
and arc held as evidence against
IIendley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Mrs. Nicholas Rooney.

Mrs. Nicholas Roney died suddenly
yesterday morning at her home, 523
North Tenth Street. Her husband and
survive her. Funeral services will be
held today ut 4 o'clock from Christ
Episcopal Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17

taken from an unlocked drawer In No
bedroom. Ono of tho gems was
hfteen-stone necklace set In plAiinur-s
the stones being graduated and yaiuSI
AZ N,500: the second was a threo.stC,aS
diamond rims. valued ut $1,000. 7f,''' "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
French Miner. Strike.

PARIS June 16.-The strike called
by the Federation of Miners went into
effect this morning. Dispatches from
the mining region indicate that it was
general In scope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
vvIrele.. Hin. 1000 ". c. Radius.

TAMPICO. MENICO. June 1S.-The
government has completed the cree
ton here OF wireless station which,
1t is claimed. has a sending radius al
night Of 1000 miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
HAS IMMINENT HABIT
Delinquent Husband Loses wife by
Divorce Route On Account
of His Taste.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Jul

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 16.-Lini-
mont, sugar and hot water-recipe for
both n beverage and n divorce.
Mrs. Caroline Peterson was granted
decree by Judge Barrows in the
superior court here when she testified
that Charles Peterson was addicted to
liniment cocktails.
He took them, she said, when he
could not get whisky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Diamond Ornaments stolen.

DANVILLE. VA. June IA $4,000
jewel robbery was reported to the po-
licc this afternoon, DIR. T. II. .Miflcr
npprizing tho chief OF police that two
valuable diamond ornaments had been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Mrs. Will. ,fnx Davis.

Willie May Davis. nineteen years Of
age. and widow. died at a hospital
here Saturday. She was a Miss Crist
before marriage and native Of
Amherst county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
DEGREES WILL Be GIVEN
BY B0ATWR|GHT TONIGHT
President to Confer Ionors Upon
Graduates OF Richmond
College.
SEVERAL AFFAIRS PLANNED
Major-Gcncral Leroy Springs Lyon
to Deliver Commencement Address
and Dean Joseph II. Long VIII
ments Should BE Larger.

Mator.General LeRoy Springs Lyon
Nil I'll deiiVer the commencement ad-
OF Richmond College before tho grad
uat!ng classes OF Richmond College
and Westhampton College. at tho JET
ferson Hotel auditorium at o'clock
tonight. President +. w Boatwr!-ht
will deliver the presidents annual ad-
dress. and VIII confer the degrees upon
me th!rty-siN members OF the senior
classes OF the two institutions Dean
Joseph X. Long, Of WASHINGTON and
Lee University, will speak before tho
society Of the Arachnidac, the honor
AIRY scholarship body.
General Lyon has recently returned
from France. where he served with
the SeventY-seventh and Seventy
eighth Divisions, and took part in the
battles Of the Argonne Forest. Before
going overseas he trained the Dixie
Division at Camp Wheeler Macon, Ga.
lie is the highest ranking army officer
from Virginia and Is an alumnus OF
Richmond College Of the class OF 1856.
He IS now in command OF Camp Bowie,
Texas.
All Former Students.
All OF the speakers arc alumni of
the college. This is the first time at
any graduation exercises OF the two
colleges that the principal speakers
are former students.
Twenty-one Richmond College men
and fftecn Westhampton College wo-
men compose the Joint graduating
vice, but returned when the armistice
was signed and resumed their studies
and satisfied their degree require
ments.
The annual meeting OF tho trustees
OF the college will take place this
morning in the administra ton build
Ing. on the old campus on West Broad
Street Following this will como the
Westhampton College senior sopho-
more parting, an annual affair. These
exercises will come to a close at 6
o'clock and the commencement pro-
gram will end with the comforting ,of
tho degrees tonight.
Annual Dinner Held.
AfaJor-General Lyon. DR.. Stuart Nc
CURE. Rev. II. D. c. Maciachlan. Dean
]. r. Long, of Washington and Lee
University: Major Allen Potts. DR.. ].
Z. Hicks. of Danville; President Boat
wright. and S. L. Kelley, were the
speakers at the annual dinner OF the
Society OF Richmond College Alumni,
at the Richmond Hotel last night.
president Boatwright outlined some
OF the plans which have been made
Tor tho further enlargement of the two
colleges, which are coordinate. and
spoke OF the success OF the recent
Sl.ooo.o1o campaign. Frank Mills
Dobson. director Of athletics. was
called upon and outlined the system
OF mass athletics which will he put
into operation at Richmond College
next session. Under this system each
student Will be required to take at
least three hours OF gymnasium or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
The Weather
Furnished by q. 8. weather Bureau1

Forecast: Virginia.
Partly cloudy Tuesday,
showers west portions;
w @ 81 n c day partly
cloudy.
North Car olina-
Partly cloudy Tuesday,
local showers west uor-
tion: Wednesday partly
cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17

LYNCHBURG. VA, June 16.-Mrs.
Jence Frances Dudley. ffty-nine years
OF age, died Friday night at her home
near Lynchburg. Her body was taken
Saturday to Gladys for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17

- noon Temperature ~ &,
L. ~. temperature 81
8 T.. VI. temperature .......... -
Maximum temperature to r ". - ~
Minimum temperature TO y. ~ " d.
Mean temperature yesterday " ~
ii,o.!iiul ,ei!iptraiGre for this dato -. "a
Ei.Sc.Ss since March l ..-.........,.., %
iAresa SINCE January ] ............. 13l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours Mona
Rainfall last twenty-four hours 05 |

Iochl Observations at 3 p. NJ Yesterday,
temperature. a.; humidity. AZ wind dl.
reG,ioR; east; wind velocity. s: weather al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-18
s. & {. NINE HAS
SEVEN GAMES SLATED
Strawbridge's Club Has Won
Seven Out of Ten Games
This Season
HAS TWO STAR HURLERS

The Strawbridgc & Clothier base
ball team is booked for seven games.
Hess Bright & Co.. Emergency Fleet
r. d. Wood. of Florence, y. J.. and
B"thlehem Steel are among those listed
to play at the West Philadelphia club $
grounds during July and August. No
game has been clinchcd as vet for
Labor Day.
Strawbridge' has participated in ey-
actly ten games this season. winning
seven and dropping three. f. G.. Budd
handed the western section lads their
first defeat on May 80. score -
However, in the second meeting of the
clubs the s. & c. won. 12-11. S. &
Cs second bump came on June %
Kline Chocolate beating them. On july
. the r. d. Wood team champions of
the Delaware River league, edged ont
Strawbridge for its third loss of the
year. o..
Manager Truths protcges' victories
are over Camp Dix, 6-3 Lupton and
Chnkatoc. Ill: Merchants Ship. } =
F. G. Budd, 12-11. and Marshall f.
Smith, 12-O.
The Eighth and Market street az
grcgation has two nifty hurlers in
G"orgie Earnshaw, the George School
boy. and Moycr, new pitcher from
Marlborough. Earnshaw has droppcd
only one game this year. His worI;
on the mound for Strawbridgc is bring
ing TRUTHS team into fame.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-18
PRO GOLFER PREFERS
FAME TO FORTUNE
Max NdrSton Wins
4nother Golf Medal

New York. July 1S.-Max r.
Marston. the star of the Bal
tusrol Golf Club and the sensa
tion of the season. with his long list
of gold medals in club tournaments
around tho Metropolitan district,
added his sixth prize in the quail
flying round Of the New Jersey state
golf championship tournament over
the links of the Deal Golf Club yes
terday. He was the only one of n
field of 1i1 starters to break eighty.
lie went around the course in - :;
going out in 3G.,he returned in 80.
Only two SKIES marrcd his card.
Marston found trouble off tho tee
on the fifth. while on the twelfth an
extra putt was necessary before he
could get by.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-18
QUAKER CITY BROWN
LOSES TO GOTHAN|TE
frankie 6ests Preston in Inter-
racial Bout at Atlantic
City
NICK HAYES SCORES WIN

Atlantic City. July 1S.-1.iCht Brown
defeated Dark Brown when frankie
outfought Preston in tho intorracial
eight round feature fraras at the Sport
ing Club hero last night before a carac .
ity crowd
For >iy rounds tho Philadclphia
rolorod boy Delivered rs much as hp re
rcivcd and had tho New York Young
Stor stepping fast. but in tho last two
periods Frankic made sensational
rally. started blood flowing from Pres :
nose. raised a bump on tho ebony hucd
mans right oyC and Won ont by a safe
margin.
Bobby Gunni> coached winner in
ono of tho othor eight round contests
whom Lon R"Nlands. of milwaukee,.
showed to advantage over Jim Booker
n negro Til" rolorcd cloutcr went ofI
into the lead early in tho match. but
Len got his right hand working in the
last fow rounds and was unanimous
victor
Victor Ritchic. of New York. and
return eight round match and, As in
last week. meeting. the youngsters
hammered each other for keeps from
boil ~ hell Ritchio'S punches carried
more steam and he punched oftcnor
ontitling him to shade. Coulon is q
rugged mnuIcr and keeps wallopinG
with both hands continually.
Referee Slim Brennan stopped the
Jimmy Burke Marty (Nickl Hayes
match in the second round to save
thc former from an unnecessary lacing
He was no match for Hayes.
Austin Dougherty. Philadelphia
sportsman. took n night off from vii
low Grove and watched the bouts from
the rinCsdo. seated next to Commits
sionor John s. Smith, Of this city.
4 bout which was not on the pro
gram ensued outside the ring durin.
the wind-up and it waged fast ano
furious for several rounds. Al Iipp'
took offense because newspaper maj
was roofing for one Of the contestants
and il wasn't Lippe's fighter. Lipp
was the winner of the verbal attack b,
a margin Of 200 Cuss words.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-18
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

for his scheduled twelve.round tAtuc to a
decision with Johnny Dundee IN Boston
Monday night.
shore for his important clash with johnny
EiIbane at the Philies PARK on the night
Of July 2S Kilbane will linger in Clevo-
land when he will close shop at home and
the struggle Johnny always arrives early
when preparing for big ight
Promoter James F. Dougherty will pre-
sent Jamaica Kid the co lored fa sh who
fracas against Kid Norfolk another colored
sensation in the openair semiwind.up. CA
Delaney takes on Joe Welsh in the third
bout. Max Williamson engages Battling
Fitzgerald in the first two bouts.
From unofficial sources comes the report
that another open-air show Will be staged
at Shbe Park on August 4. II now begins
to look like weekly open-air shows will bC
gram is in the making for the Phls Park
on August IL
Lew Tender and Rob FeinsteIn expect t,
leave within few days for motor trlT
70 the Catskills Lew Just purchased q
machine a real tryout on the journey TO tht
mountains.
Frank Poth, the all-around sportsman
journing at Port Indian. was host to a part,
OF athletes at birthday party at th'
Walton last night Frank has picked two
win winners nsnn Of Iate-LeO5srd 70 beat punde'
comes forth with theSinfohmstion that XII
bane will stop Fox. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-18

New York. July IS Til" final event FOR
rhe Rockawny .Hunttns Gmh, cups, Cedar;
Cooperstown teams will be PLAYED tomor-
row, The closing Of the entries for the
Point Judith Polo club togrnament Mar,
from July Is to July -