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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-17
Territorial Claims
Satisfactory to All
by RENE ETXIANI
Former Premier of France

Paris. Feb. l6.--The territorial
claims so far presented to the peace
conference and examined by it all
seem susceptible of a fair solution con-
forming with tho aspirations OF the
peoples whose destinies are involved in
these claims.
What will this solution be? Unless
am mistaken, it might be along the
following lines
Between the Poles and the Czecho-
Slovaks the Teschen incident which !
described in detail recently will lose Its
bitter character and the territory OF
the young Bohemian republic carved
in the Austro- Hungarian Mosaic will
reach from Silesia to the Danube. 1t
will comprise only populations that
will he satisfied with their status.
The injustice done to Rumania In
|1s7s will he repaired The kingdom
will annex Bessarabia and complete
the union with the Bukowina Transyl-
vania and the Rumanian portion OF
the Banat of Temesvar
The serbians, who despite the oc-
cupation by The enemy of their entire
country. never abandoned the struggle
will undoubtedly receive as a compen
sation. among other things. the Serb
ian portion of the Banat which viii
shelter them from aggression such as
victimized them in 1914.
Greece undoubtedly will succeed In
renniting under her flag the great est
humber of her countrymen of whom
many have hitherto lived scattered
outside the Greek frontiers, both In
Aslatic and, European Turkey
Incidentally. ] have been informed
by Rumanian friends that their coun.
try would have entered the war earl
ter had Russia consented 10 give her
Bessarabia, which the car refused
even in 1916, preferring to promise the
Rumanians tho entire Ranat of Tenn
eSvar. the Eukowina and Pennsylvania,
which were Austrian provinces
Serbia never agreed to surrender
her claims TO the Banat- but in 1916
Serbia was weak while Russia was
strong
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-17
Biz Airship Ready,

London, Feb. ia 6T0-foot ar
ship is ready at Glasgow awaiting ia
vorable weather for a transatlantic
flight to America. the Daily Cronicle
learns from its Glasgow correspon-
dent The trip is expected to take
eight days. without stop. The airship
will carry thirty tons. Strikes pre-
vented an earlier trip. the correspon.
dent says
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-17
FIX RESPONSIBILITY &
FOR THE WAR NEXT

by Jay Jerome wuliassA
Paris. Feb. 1s.--Paris sesmnd GfAb
and embarrassing today. dua ~ the
absence OF President Wilson mi rre-
nnser Lloyd George and thu t1nsitiOn
Of the work OF the peace conference
the big Ave- to the dull routine Of
the many committee meetings.
With the preliminariex, 1t least Of
the league OF nations. disposed o.. tire
most important subjects Of the forth
coming weeks win be confederation
of the mass Of evidence dealing with
the responsibility OF the authore ar
the war and the, amount and methods
concerning PREPARATION.
II lis believed the next session Of
the pienAry conference will b called
within two weeks for presentation Of
the report and recommendations Of
the committee inquiring into the re-
sponsibiiity for the war.
The Hotel Crillon is seriuped - M
festive fiags and shields becnnse o1, the
departure OF the pre216euA These
will be put in storage until hix re-
turn in March.
The American commission now
finds enough time on it's hand to ALLOW
the American artists and Fcutptora to
perpetuate it's members on canvas and
in bronze and marble for posterity.
Many OF the allied pIenipotentiAries
already are looking ionEinEiy toward
Nice aid other resorts In the south o.
France to take the holiday which the
present breathing spell will allow.
The opinion OF observers here n
that the spectacular part Of the peace
conference, which included the hiAre
of trumpets at Wilson's arrival and
holidays in his honor. have pa0nd
into history with the birth Of tbs
league Of nations. and that the future
holds only hard work in storos With
absence of all pomp.
The speedy formation Of = oonaei~
tuition OF a league OF nations - gTAti-
flying to those American tfficiah who
believed the peace congress might -
long drawn out affair. They uDW
know that under the spur Of necea-
sity much can be accomplished.
This realization. coupled with Mr..
Wilson'S qualification at the results
OF the present and hopefulneU -
cardfne the future, has dissipaked -
perfls OF war wero slight OGgn31qo4
with the pitfalls and trAp4 o9 peAGe,
On Earring note here II khA D1Ael-
cation in the Paris edition ~ - yqoW
York Herald Of m intaKv30U N1kAi
President Wilson. Tho p9uot111 NQm
quoted directly: this hFao4A - N
ethics OF the newspapsr @e1Do hAo
aroused the American eosA11oM.
The presidents talk With - noWu-
paper mer1 Friday w11 ftAnE G1o&f
statement Of his work IN Parts - ~
the situation ~ II exisen tol1av. n
was given In strict cOnAdan1A Win
the explicit understanding thak na1h.
ing he said b quoted.
The CONSERVATION Of the Anaxecan
per in question with volumtAaoo ~
marks directly credited to the pfo11~
dent in quotation marks can b aaAlYs
understood. @ Il
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prsConDANr MOTIFS.

This expression In typical ~ tho en-.
thusiasm manifested 1t the Criilon.
Nevertheless. everywhere there are
heard slightiy discordant notes.
The fact that Leon Bourgeois. tbs
French member OF the commission %
the league plan, said he favored Tho
establishment of an internA&tonA1
force to insure the supreme p0WOF "
the league and that when TIT UTitdah
labor representative. MIR. BArno ~
something along the same Mnaa. F1e-.
micr Clemenceau nodded his AaA4 -
provingiy and clapped hio esN6
hands. was cited rs indfca4ioo tAoS
opinion about the plan rep0ReA4 49,
not ~ unanimous - Il appsareA ~ ~
surface.
The Socialists are raising oh5sekinafo
to tho plan on the ground thax 6NoQ}ees
the prcstdent's assurance. II aeeo Mqk
provide definitely enough forA 1eo44s
sentatton Of the peoples ~
from the governments In 10
delegates. szs vi
So. while the preaidenf N4oee1
with all the satisfaction ~
one whose triumph hAa "a
plete. Il y Just pQsetbies
return he may And = 11
ana insistant opp stt3sa NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-17

Paris. Feb. 16.--With regard to the
chances OF an understanding between
Greece and Italy concerning the ter
ritoriai matters In dispute touched
upon by ex-Premier viviani's dispatch
TO Universal Service. the Echo De
Paris says:
Reports from Athens and Rome
permit the conclusion that an agree
ment has been reached between the
two governments regarding the terri
torial claims at issue.
Greece promises to employ all her
forces in Asia minor. which are con-
siderable. to establish an Armenian
state reaching from Trebixond TO
Adana, from the Black Sea to the
Mediterranean.
-.Itaiy would receive An ainterna-
tfonal mandate to administer this
state. In return. she would grant i'm
portant concessions to Greek sentiment
in Asia minor, northern Epirius and
tho Dodecanese islands"
This proposal is interesting mas
much as 1t has also been strongly
urged that the United States take
over the administration of Armenia,
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WEATHER

Washington Feb. Ia
Forecast:
Vrginia--FAir Mondayt
Tucstiay, fair and slightly
warmer north and west.
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Sunday pointed out that there is q
large number Of the professed Chris
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DIR. BISHOP POHOSTIL. SVE
WARDNf PRACOVNfKY.

V demokratickem hlavnim
stanu Cislo 242 Superior Ave.
bylo vcera ruSno. DR.. Bishop,
porazeny kandidat hodnosti
mayora usporadal svym polici-
ckym stnupencGm dychanek, k
n6muz pozvani byli vSichni
dem. wardni pracovnici a vSi-
chni Ce!li demokrate vubec.
iiOstitel pCskytl svym pirate
lum zaku>ky razna ohGcr-
stvenl Il kratSi reel ujist;l jc
"ze clevelandSti demokrate Ia
posleGnich m6stskych voleb
zJratili sic bitvu, lee nikoli
valku celou."
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PRVNi CESkY kORONER V
OkRESU CUYAHOGA.
Pan v. J. Zoul - jmenovan u
redne nastupcem dra. Ja-
cobse.

Ia vCerejSi schuze okres-
Mich komisaru rozhodnuta ko-
necne otazka okr. koronera,
kterezto misto resignaci dra.
Jacobse bylo uprazdneno. No
wynn koronerem V Cuyahoga o
kresu jmenovan byl p. V. j.
Zoul re Shaker Height. Demo
kratiGti Clenove komise, PIP.
Menning a Andrews hlasovali
We prospech zmineneho kraja-
ma. kdczlo republikansky ko-
misaf byv. pol. nacelnik Ko-
hler hlasoval Zajmu dra.
Hammonda. Demokraticka vet
Sina V komisi vSak rozhodla a
Zpusobem tim stall Sc korone-
rem p. V. j. Zoul. Je to prvni
koroner cesk6ho puvodu V hi
storii Cuyahoga.
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PODPORA STAVKUJiCiM
OCELARUM.
Clevelandsti uniovi delnici ma
il venovat 100000 pomocne-
mu fondu.

Hlavni vybor stavkujicich o.
celafG pozada misCni Federaci
Prace bratr3tvo zelezniGnich
zflzencu, ably zalozen byl We
prospech stavkujicich ocelarll
V Cleveland6 pomocny fond V Ii
hrnne castce 100000. Kazdy
unlovy delnik V meste byl by
povlnnen prisp6ti pomocnemu
tomu fondu svou jednodenni
mzdou. Stavka ocelara a zele-
zard bude snad tivati celou III
mu q nasledovn6 bude treba
podpory hlavn6 stavkaru S
tetnymi rodinami. Podobne
fondy zakladaji Sc V Pennsyl-
vanii, New Yorku a vsude, kde
staVka ocelarskych d6lnikG je
Y trvani. Federace Prace roz-
hodne o navrhu pristi tyden a
2odobne ucinf mlstni bratra-
stvo zeleznicnich zrizench.
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SOCIALISM, RUTHENBERG
u SOUDU.
Dnes bude vyber porotc1
dovrsen.

Pred trestnim soudcem Gull
lem vyvolan byl process S by
valym socialistou Ruthenber-
gem, o n6mz policie tvrdi. re
"a majovych bouri ma squaru
podnikl urok ma pol. porutika
Kerna. Statni zalobu vede vyp.
okresni pravnik Young, kdezto
procesovany je zastupovan pro
slulym chicaZskym advoka
tenn Stedmanem. VGera vybra-
no bylo jedenact porotcu a w
b6rem dneSnim bude porota
cnad dopln6na a hlavni w
slech nastane. Velky poGet
pfatel obzalovaneho doslavil
sc VGera k vyslechu. Ob6 stra-
ny mali Getne sv6dcctvi a
mnozstvi jineho soudniho ma
terialu. Ruthenberg ie soutas-
ne vineE, re "a o3lavy /. kv6t
na poburoval lid.
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ne mozky, kterym je rusky boil
Sevism zacatkem a koncem je-
iich socialni politicke moudro-
sti. R. doznal letos ma jare V
Kijeve. re bolsevism je skutec
ne Upadek kultury ktery V
roce 1917, dokud ieste byl V
Petrohrade a dokud nebyly
vyjasn6ny pomery, "psal do
"Cechoslovana" jako soc. de-
mokrat (coz akcentovaD cla-
mex pro monarchii ce9kou S
ruskym velkoknizetem V cele
doklad jest zachoran archi-
WI Geskeho osvob. hnuti ma Ru-
81.
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CESKY "BOLSEVIK" DR.. RU-
zlCKA PROTI BOLSEVISMU.
K novemu nahledu prisel ale
teprve v Praze.

Praha, II. fijna. = (PoSt.
zprava.) DneSni 1913. rijen"
piinaSi tuto zajimavou zpra-
WI: Pred ctrnacti dny 2 Ruska
Sc vraJivsi predseda "strany
ceskych komunist1 ma Rusi",
dr. V. RuziGka, ktery podle
soudu nebolSevik1, kteri Sc s
MIN dostali ma Rusi do styku
- byl iednim re seriosnich boil
seviku - a snad proto skontil
smutnym ud6lem - byl cd
radikalnich bolSeviku V ceske
strane komuni ticke V Kijeve
Ze strany vylouGen, mel V Pra
re uZavrenem kruhu soudru-
hi prednaSku, ma kter6 pravil
podle "Del. Denniku"): DIX
tatura byla V Rusku nutna. O.
ma byla zejmena proIo nutnou,
2e nehyba massa rusk6ho lidu
}normalnimi proStredky demo-
kraeie nemohla byti privedena
ma VySsi stupen politickeho a
hospodar5keho vyvoje. Prevra
tenn vZalo ma sebe ruske delhi.
ctvo ohromne ukoly: spravova
ii stat, vyrobu, rozdelovani pc
Iravin. A tn nutno konstatova.
ii, ze ma tento ohromny ukol
ruske d6lnictvo nestacilo. Ma
Jedne strane pracovali soudru
Ii s nadlidskou energii, ma dru
he stran6 massa slozila rucc y
kiln, tovarny Sc pocaly zavi.
rat. Ruske delnictvo bylo do
hnano ku provedenl ohromne.
no pokusu. Tento pokus vyka-
zuje ohromne chyby. Nasilny-
mi prostredky nutili rusk6
d6lnictvo k demokracii, k vys-
simu stupni politick6ho, hospo
darskeho vyvoje je experiment
bolSeviku, ale neni rozhodn6
, socialismem. Socialism odsuzu
je kazde nasili, proto mas lid
nemuze souhlasiti s postupem
bolSeviku. Il Ruska a Uher mu
SINE Sc ucit. Nezapominejme
re je casio V zajmu reakce. Wy
volati pfevrat, aby jej potla-
ella q tim bezohledn6ji ovlad-
la lid. Neni mic snazSiho. iako
provost prevrat. ale udrzeti,
iei. to je t6zk6." - Spravne
podotyka ku projevu dra. Ri
zicky soc, dem. "Hlas Lidu"
"Tak mluvil clov6k, ktery to
prodelal a zadny agent bur
zoasie". TAX mluvil clovek,
jenz jasne vidi a jehoz slova
bud'tez poucenim pro rozpale-
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!WSN TWNST TWSSI
POD AUTEM.

Jos. Michalsky a S. Wodzin
ski, 1876 Professor Ave. pod
nikli vtera vecer vyjizdku no.
wynn automobile ma kdyz ma
Castle Ave. chteli Sc vyhnouti
iinemu autu, Michalski kola
ukvapen6 81 pocinal a nahlym
manevrem pfekotil stroll. Oba
dostali Sc pod pfekocene auto
a oba utrpeli vazna poraneni,
takze museli byt do Grace ne
mocnice odveZeni.
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MA DOZIVOTf.
Clevelandsky bandita odsouzen
porotou " Painesv;lle.

Y pfedm6stske osad6 Paines
vile ukonGen byl vcera process
S. 21letym Cleveland anem A.
Kebortem re zapadni strany, o
nemz soudu bylo tvrzeno, re
16. cervence V boji s okre3ni-
mi Serify V lese ga Painesville
2astrelil deputy marsala Ar
noSta Greye. Kebort Sc k vine
primal V nad6ii, re soud bude
milosrdnym vuci jeho tehdei-
sim spolecnikum, mezi nimiz
nachazel Sc rez 19lety jeho
bratr Patrick. Vzhledem k dot
tenemu dobrovolnemu prizna
nj byl odsouzen ma zaklad6
vrazdy druheho stupn6 a bude
po3lan do statni kaznice ma do
zivoti.
OdsouZeny Andrew Kebort.
takto irskeho puvodu, ma We
lice pestrou minulost poll
eli mel CASIO opletacky. Byl
nekolikrat Zatcen pro kradez
a prepadeni a Kebortovou spe
cialitou posledni cas- bylo olu-
povani autoistu. 16. cervence
letos ukradl V Clevelandu vel
ke ce3tovni auto a SpoleGne s
b. McCarthym, G.. Gilmorem a
mladslm svym bratrem pod
nikl lupitskou vypravu do Pal
nesville, kde stretl Sc "a ne
zdafene kradeze policii a Sc
rify. Ctyflistek cleveland3kych
banditu svedl tenkrat druzi-
nou marSalu u lesa "a
Painsville bitku, "a niz deputy
Grey ma miste byl Zastfelen a
nekolik jeho kolegu J6zce po-
raneno. Z banditu byli postre-
leni mladSi Robert a Gilmore
a kone6ne zajmuti vsichni. Ke-
bortdv process Painesville Wy
Volan byl patek soud O.
statnimi bandity bude zahajer
V tomto tydnu. Od5ouzeny pr
jail vcerejsi svGj orlel dost
chladn6 a do statniho zalare y
Columbus bude dopraven zitra
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PRISEL o WHISKU.

Byvaly hostinsky NJ. Wolf,
64O1 Francis Ave. po zavedeni
statni prohibice skryl diva su-
dy kofalky We sklepe sv6ho pri
tele Ed. Brodskyho, 5716 Kin
sman Road. vCera 81 pro do
tcenou zasobu whisky pfiiel.
Ku svemu prekvapeni ziistil
vsak, ze Brodsky jeho kofalku
bud vypil nebo rozprodal a
proto nechal sv6ho byval6ho
pfitele zatknouti pro zprone-
v6ru. Wolfova whiska m6la
pry hodnoty $4,000.
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STUDENA VLNA.

Vcera V noci po devat6 hodi
ne prihnala Sc do Ohio stude-
ma vlna, ktera slibuje potrvat
asi tri dny. Ma nasem venko-
V6 V nekolika mistech vcera V
noci mrzlo a zvlaste citelny
mrazik byl V okoli Lorain. MIRA
ziva vlna pfihnala Sc cd seve-
zapadu.
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HUBENl POTULNYCH PSU.
Novy s.atni zakon dovoluie u
stanoveni okr. pohodneho.

Y poslednim zaSedani statni
legislatury schvalen byl Zakon,
dovoluiici, ably kazdy okres V
Ohio mel sveho pohodneho, jc
hoz hlavni povinnosti bylo by
loveni a pripadnG hubeni psu
potulnych. V naSem okresu u
stanoven byl pohodnym II. X.
Ferry, jemuz prideleno bylo
n6kolik assistentu. Poole zakn
ma kazdy mattel psa ma zapla
liti dollar rocni dane a mattel
fenky po dvou dollarech, kdez
to pestitelum podobnych Ctver
nozcu vym6reno SO roGni la
ne. Po zaplaceni dotCene dane
kazdy MATTEL obdrzi pro svt-
no pSa kovovou 2namku, ktera
ma byti Zvireti ma kirk zav6Se-
ma. Pes bez znamky "a potulne
no bude povazovan, muze byt
pobodnym chycen a pfi-
padn6 usmrcen. Potulny a po-
hodnym lapeny pes bude po-
Sian do ustavu ligy proti ty-
rani zvifat, 1929 Wiley Ave-,
kde Zustane po n6kolik dnG.
Pak-li Sc mattel o psa pfihlasi
musi zaplatit 1926 az $4.75
"a stravovani zvirete jakoz i
musi zaplatit dollarovou nebo
dvoudollarovou dan. Pes mere
klamovany bude pohodnym
bud prodan nebo usmrcen. Pc
hodny (dog caJcher) II. X. Fer
~ ma ku sve disposici n6ko-
lik zkuSenych '1ovcG', jakoz j
diva zvlaStni automobily ma cd
Nazenl polapenych zvifat. Ka-
Hde dotCene auto ma vice jak
dvacet kleci, jakoz RUNE po-
mucky k chytani. o "psi znam
ku' mono Sc hlasit V uradov
ne okresniho auditora, kde
majiteli dotGeny licensni Ger
tifikat bude vydan. Odhaduje
Sc, re V Cuyaho.a okresu zie
asi 27, 900 PSI a z tech pouze
100 jest licensovano. V uply
nulych ttyrech letech V Cuya-
hoga okresu pokousano 1896
osob potulnymi a domnele
vzteklymi zviraty, nichz 905
pacientd muscle Sc podrobiti
lecb6 Pasteurove, "a niz zapla
til okres celkem $37,340.08
mimo to zaplatil vice jak
$1,000 nahrady farmar6m,
l!mz potulni psi ovoce potrha
Ii. Vzhledem ku podobnym
ztratam naSe legislature prija
la vyseuvedeny zakon, ktery
ustanoveni okr, pohodn6ho ma
fizuje. Cisla telefonu H. X.
Ferryho jsou: Harvard 1862,
neb Central 5631. Kdo by Sc
chtel sveho psa dobrovoln6
2bavit, muze Ferrymu Ielefo-
novat.
I,fsSg-7 r,-,-,z--S, .-.z-z,
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CESKYCH DAM
ST. OHIO.

Ma dopravu satstva daro-
vaneho Amer. Cerv. Xii
zem, ma vracejici Sc sibirske
vojlny a ceskoslovenske le-
gionare a ma Fond Alice
Masarykove slozeny byly
Diary cd nasledujicich sborI
Velko-Vybor $1,000
els. l, Libuse 1900
els. 2. Ladislava 500
els. 6. Vratislava =. 1000
els. 9. Vlastimila 500
els. l6. Blahomila !. 1000
els. p. Lidumila -. 1000
els. 80. Ellis. Peskova $500
chs. 81. Fr. Stranecka 500
c. 81. Renata TyrSova 7.50
{. 46. Dobromila .. 700
c. SO. Pravda 500
c. rs. Wilma Sokolova $500
c. SO. Julie Havlicek 1000
c. 80, Sarka 1000
c. 100. Aug. Opizova 1000
c. 108. Ratol. Pokroku 1000
100. Hvezda Budoucn. 500
{. 1870. RGze Stolista 500
c. l44. Zvonky Svob. 400
$2O3.5O
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PROC BYCHOM Sc NETE-
SILL? - A budem Sc radovat
re We zdravi a spokojenosti do
Gkali jsme Sc 1Otileteho trva-
nj naseho sboru. Tudiz ne
deli, dne l6ho listopadu v So
kolovns ma Wendell ul. Zaca-
TEX We 3 hod. odpnldne. I've
Zabavri Vybor Sboru Starych
Osadniki.
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WALKER WINNIE R
Of INDIVIDUAL
CHAMP P|ONsHIP
Defeats J. G.. Esfey in State
Golf Final
BRATTLEBoRo IN 1920
Vermont Association at Annual Meet
ing Selects Place for Its Next
Tournament

A. l.. Walker jr., the intercollegi
ate champion, annexed another title
Saturday afternoon when he won the
individual championship Of the Yer
mont Golf association on the course
of the Mount Anthony country club
at Old Bennington. Walker defeated
J. G. Estey Of the Brattleboro club
S up and 4 to play, but the match was
not a remarkable one in any respect.
On the morning round that scoring
was not particularly good when
Walker finished up. In the after
noon Estey played in better form and
cut down his opponents lead. At the
fourth hole Walker was only ] up.
Estey lost the sixth because he
pulled too close to the trees and he
pulled his second at the seventh. At
the ninth hole Walker was again 4
up and the match ended at the 14th
hole.
In the 1S-hole medal handicap
George Il. Morse of Rutland had the
best gross score of 86 and Joseph
Frazer of Barre, the best net score
91-10-S1.
On the opening day of the tourna-
ment A. l.. Walker ir., Ekwanok, and
George Mckee of Montpelier tied at
rs for the lowest score in the quail
flying round, on the play-off of the
tie on Saturday Walker won.
In the first fight Of the consolation
Clark Burnham, Ekwanok. defeated j.
p Estey. Brattleboro, up. a. j. Me
clure, Ekwanok, won over II. l..
Shields, Mt. Anthony, in the second
16, 7. and Z. The second consolation
flight was won by F. w Taylor, Elk
wanolS, who won over G. B. yelling
ton Mt Anthony. and G.
George Morse, Rutland, had the
best score. so, in the is hole handi-
cap and Joseph Frazer, Barre, the
best net score. 97-10-S1
AT the annual meeting of the as
sociation il was decided TO hold the
1920 tournament at Brattleboro and
the following officers were elected:
President, S. l.. Dunham of Brattle-
boro secretary and treasurer, j. G.
Estey of Brattleboro; executive com
mittee, Joseph Frazer, Meadowbrook
OF Barre; p B. Jennings, Mt Anthony
of Bennington; George f., Morse.
Rutland country club of Rutland; H.
c. Rice, Brattleboro: C. NJ. Clark, Elk
wanok of Manchester; f. J. Spauld-
ing. Waubenakee of Burlington; II.
T.. Leslie, Montpelier; e. Palmer
Boughton, Dorset Field Club of Dor
set.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-11
BOY BITTEN FIVE TIMES
Burlington Boy Attacked by crazed
Dog.

Burlington, Aug. 1L-Harold Ham
lin, II years old son o. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Hamlin of ST Paul street.
this city, is at his home suffering
from five bites in the arm following
an attack upon him by dog Thurs
day afternoon.
The boy was playing with a friend
in the street when he was attacked.
the dog leaping completely over the
other boy and launching itself at
Hamlin. swapping his teeth repeated
ly into his shoulder until five distinct
wounds had been made.
He was finally driven off and the
boy ran to his home. The physician
called was unable to determine whet-
her the teeth marks were those of a
mad dog and he applied dressing to
bring out the symptoms and is now
awaiting results.
In ease symptoms develop indicat-
ing that the animal was mad at the
time of the attack the boy will be
taken Immediately to the hospital
and every precaution taken to pre-
vent the poison from spreading
1t is not believed that the dog
which attacked Hamlin, was the same
one seen on College street that day
for one was described as a small and
the other as large animal The
police were notified and have been in
vestigating.