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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
SENT WH|SkEY BY MAIL
IN RUBBER BOTTLES

Judgment of the lower court was
aiilrmed in an opinion handed down
yesterday by Judge letter c. Pritch~
ard in the case of PasquaIe Ciafer-
ann, convicted in the L. s. district
court for the southern district of West
Virginia, of violating the Reed
amendment by transporting in in
terstate commerce through the mails
intoxicating liquors from thu, state of
ohio into the prohibition state of
West Virginia.
The shipment consisted of two or
binary rubber water bottles Allied
with whiskey, and contained in the
aggregate about ten quarts. They
were mailed at Cincinnati, addressed
to persons in Welsh, West Va, one
of the cousignees being the defend
ants brother, Discovery Of the .cnn-
tents was made evident on the ar
rival of the bottles at Welsh one of
them having been punetured in tran
sit AZ Indictment is not defective
because it Incorrectly states the point
from which transportation started.
the circuit court OF appeals holds In
affirmative the judgment in this
casa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
British Ambassador
Arrives in America

New York. April. l9-Su Auck-
land T.. Geddies. 'Britain's new am
bassador TO the United States. and
Mrs. Geddies landed late today at
Battery Park from the revenue cut
ter Calument IL which they had
trans shipped a ( quarantine from the
steamship kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
which had brought them from Liver
pool
Sir Auckland appeared enthusiast
tic over the plans for representing
his government in the United States
which he said he had often visited
aud for which he holds the most
lively admiration
My ambition" said the new am
hassador will be to create better
understa nding between this country
and England. / look upon my APP
pointment as amba sSador TO this
country as the highest honor and
privilege which could have been
granted men and my main hope is
for world peace which rests on the
existence OF mutual respect and I'M
derstandiug between the peoples OF
the United States and the British
community OF nations. and my am
bition Will be TO develop such re-
spect and understanding
Lady Geddes, who was an Ameri-
can girl, is the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs w A Ross and was
born al Dobhs Ferry. y. Y. Her
parents were born in Ireland. Lady
Geddes, as the party sailed up the
bay, waved greeting to Staten Is
land, where she receiV ed part OF her
education and where in 1905 she
married Sir Auckland, then profess
sor OF anatomy at EdinbuGg Univer-
sity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
R. P. Harrison and
Geo. A. Mortland
Kiwanis Delegates

Ralph r. Harrison. president of the
kiwanis club of Richmond. and Geo
A. Mortland were chosen TO i~presen,
the club at the national conference
in Portland, Oregon, in June, at the
meeting held at the Business Mems
club yesterday afternoon c. c.
,Bowe and M. s. knight were named
as alternates
The program committee reported
that nearly 5000 had been realized
from the irwin S. Cobb lecture re
Gently given here under the auspices
of the club. A resolution was
adopted setting this amount aside as
the foundation for a fund to be used
exclusively for ciyic and charitable
purposes.
The sum Of ss1.o6, the amount OF
war taxes collected and not called
Tor. was turned over to the House of
Happiness. tho welfare institution ON
Nenable street. for relief work.
Captain Yackey, who saw service
overseas in aviation with the Italian.
British and American armies, gave an
interesting account of his experiences
and recited some thrilling incidents
of heroism and presence OF mind on
the part OF aviators with whom he
wAs associated during The war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
ALLEGED BOOTLtGGERS
AND AUTO ARE TAKEN

What is considered to he the most
important capture of alleged boot
lcggers in the last sixty days was made
last night by the police OF the Second
district, when headed by Lieutenant
campodonica, they arrested Charles
Utley. who conducts a barber shop at
1904 West Main street, on the charge
OF having in his possession ardent
spirits, with intent to sell.
The officers captured an automobile
which contained Sis quarts. of liqaoF in
front of Utley's place of business. The
car was confiscate ted and will be held
as evidence against the owner.
r. +. Lowry and NJ. Longest were
arrested as alleged accomplices and
were allied for their appearance in
police court this morning. Lieutenant
Camrodonica was assisted BY Police
men Flonrnoy and JacobinL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
OLD CLOTHES CLUB
ORGANIZES TONIGHT

Delegations from every section of
the city are expected to take part in
the mass meeting to be held in the
city auditorium tonight for the pur-
pose of organizing an old Clothes"
and oVeralis Club" r. w. Merchant.
leader OF the movement in Richmond.
and who has arranged for the meet
ing tonight states that the wearing of
old clothes Is the prime object to be
attained, and that the overalls slogan
was designed for such citizens as pre-
terred to 60 the limit ia their pro-
test against high prices
Former state senator NJ. J. fulton
VIII preside at the meeting tonight
ana speeches Will be limited to five
minutes y number of prominent citi-
Zens. both men and women will occupy
seats on the stage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
JUDGE APPEARS ON
BENCH IN GRAY KHAKI

New York, April I9.-Couuty Judge
Burt jay Humphreys, OF Queens
borough was clad in gray Khaki as he
presided in his court today, He let
ii he known that his attire was a tes-
timoniai of his having joined the
overall rebellion and the broad
smiles with which he was greeted in
court by lawyers who have practiced
there for years and have known him
as one of the best dressed mey in
Queens, feazed him not wit.
Il want to do what | can toward
lawering clothing prices said Judge
Humphreys. ! believe in this idea. If
people will wear clothing of this
kind and give wooden prices time to
become adjusted, it will reduce
clothing prices wherever there has
been profiteering
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
OTTOMAN YOKE IS
To BE WEAKENED
Syria, Palestine and Ara
bia Are to Be Taken
Away.
TO LIBERATE
THE ARMENIANS
Further Discussion of the
Matter Suspended At
Await Reply From the
White House.

Rome, April While the su-
preme council ar san Reno viii
unquesticnably send strong note
70 Germany putting the allies on
record as tremendously demanding
and insisting Upon her tiiSar1r1a r1ren7-
and threaten a virtual blockade ii
the Nersaiiies terms are not lived un
TO- TINS will be followed by radi-
cal revision OF the whole peace
treaty involving liberal concessions
to Germany. A compromise will be
finally drafted with regard to tha
Ruhr region, and both France ana
Germany viii be satisfied.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
NO MORE lEEWAY
TO Be GIVEN THE
RAIL STRIKERS
District Attorney States
They Have Defed the
Government by Con.
tinuing Agitation
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NAL Says Bulletin.

Chicago, April 19.-Representativ lives
OF 5000 clerks and freight handlers
were voting tonight whether to join
the striking switchmen. 1t was not ex-
pected the result of the vote would he
announced until tomorrow. Rail Of
ficials said they can take no action
on the demand of the men as that is
q matter that will have to go to the
federal railroad board
Leaders OF the striking switchmen
said IL the clerks and freight hand
lers go out the roads will be tied up
tighter than at any time in their his
tory.
John Grunau. leader Of the strik-
ing switchmen. was being held in Jail
today, He refused to make bond
after his-----rest last night.
X. V. Miller. organizer Of the
II n lite Enginemens association
Michael Callahan. another leader; r.
Samuel w. Cartwright and Joseph
Buckley, were also being held They
had been taking prominent parts in
the strike.
Federal officers raided Conway hall
la today and arrested twenty-five
strikers who had acted as leaders since
Gruuau and his aides were taken in
custody Further arrests were ex-
peCted,
Traffic conditions were gradually
approaching normal according TO
..tulletin issued by the General Mana
gers associa ton. They refuse to take
seriously the threat Of the clerks and
freight handlers 10 go out.
NO more leeway will be given the
rail strikers" said District Attorney
Cline tonight. They have defied the
government by C0T.nuinC their agita-
ton and the time has come to md ii
all. From now on not a man Will be
released on his own reCogniZancc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
LOCAL MEN ORGANIZE
NEW FERTILIZER co,

Application for charter has been
made to the state corporation com
mission by the Florida Fertilizer
company. Inc.
The company will have it's princi-
pal Office IN Richmond, and engage
in the manufacture of commercial
fertilizers Officers of the company
are: :. ID. Crenshaw president; II.
Walker Wallace president; : w
Trayers, treasurer and :. T Morgan.
Jr,. secretary. The capital of the
company is $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
Soviet Heads Off
Plans of Japan
BY AMRRosE LAMBFRT

tsxclucive ca bile TO Universal Ser
vice and the London Daily MaiI)
Moscow. April 14-rremier lie
nine is about to recognize d new
buffer state, consisting OF Baikal.
Amur. and the provinces Of
Northern Sakalin and kamcha-
tka, as democratic republic,
guaranteeing respect to their
property rights.
NJ. Tchitcherin. the soviet for
eign minister, declared today that
recognition of the new state By
the soviets would upset Japan s
alleged plans for the conquest Of
Siberia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
{ Exclusive Cable TO Universal
Service and the London
Daily Express.

-
San Reno, April 19.-At the
end of the first day of its de-
alterations, the inter-allied su.
preme council drafted a replv
to president Wilson's recent.
note on the Turkish peace
treaty to certain clauses Of
which the president had OBJ
.iected.
Further discussion of the
Turkish settlement was shelv-
eel pending Mr.. Wilson s reply.
The note. it is understood.
complains that American non-
representation at the San Re-
mo conference is delaying the
Turkish settlement. It asserts
that America 5 assent is neces-
sary to render the treaty opera
tive.
Premier Millerand spent the day. II
Is understood, trying to impress his
British and Italian conferers the nee.
esstty Of adopting a unitel firm front
toward Germany, especially on ths
question of that countrN's disarn-
ament under the Versailles treaty.
VI. NtIieraud expressed the fear that
by the time expert reports are ex-
anlined the conference will break up
without reaching an agreement upon
the future attitude of the allies to-
ward Germany. The latter, he in
sists, will he encouraged into fur
Their temporizing A. regards fulfil
ment of the vital clauses of the YER
sailleS pact,
QUESTION OF SOLUTION
Premiers Lloyd George and Nitti,
on the. other hand are seeking to
impress the French premier with the
necessity of France agreeing that
coercion of Germany by cutting off
supplies and not by military action
is the proper solution. In reply To
these arguments NJ. Milierand is said
10 assert the ACCESSIBILITY of crushing
any revival of junkerisn with prompt
and united armed force.
Despite the utmost secrecy MAIN
tanned with regard TO the confiden-
tial conference between Premiers
Lloyd George and NTH prior to NJ.
Milerand's arrival the question as
topic of much speculation in diplo-
matte quarters here,
Premiars LLOYD Geo Sc and Miller
and walked along the beach late to-
dav and chatted cordially.
Marshal Foch has not put in an
appearance as vet. but the military
element is much in evidence at
Premier Mjllerands headquarters.
Late this evening it was officially
announced that the supreme coun-
ell had decided to summon the Turk
ish peace delegates to Paris to re-
ceive the text Of the peace treaty on
May 10.
Under the treaty as tentatively ap-
proved by the supreme council here.
Turkey will lose one-haif of her in
ha hitants. Ter million Arabs.
Greeks and Armenians will be lib.
Grated from the Ottoman yoke.
Syria Palestine and Arabia will he
taken from Turkey.
The administration Of Armenia,
experts have figured out Will re-
quier 10000 allied troops and $780,.
600. 600 annually.
Constantinonle is to be information.
allied and policed by British TT oops.
An inter-altied garrison will be ea-
tabIised at Gallipol The Armenians
are 10 be@civen special port facilities
at Tfebi2ond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
DEAL WITH RUSSIA
THROUGH ESTHONIA
SAYS ROBERT CECIL
MAX HAVE AVERTED
THE GREAT WAR
fBy Universal Service. J

Paris April 19.--Raymond Poin-
care, former president of the
French republic. in a copyright ar
ticle in lie Matin today confirms
George Bernhard Shaw's revela-
tons published in American
through Universal Service early in
1919 tending to show that the great
war probably would have been
averted had Britain notified the
Kaiser in good time Of her inten
ton TO enter the arena in case Of
German aggression against France
VI. Poincare's article, coming at a
time when the allied statesmen at
San Reno are trying TO re-cement
the somewhat shaken entente cor
dale, has created a sensation here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
CLAIMS COMMITTEE FAILS
QUORUM: MEETS NEXT MONDAY

The city council committee on
claims failed to muster "A quorum last
night only four members beng pres
ent. Those who showed up were
Councilmen Thomas r. Morton, Will
liam Il. sullivan, Chairman John w
Moore and Alderman w. Stewart
White. Chairman Moore called a
meeting for the committee next Mon
day evening at 6 o'clock. following
the regular monthly meeting of the
streets committee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
NAVAL AVIATOR BROWNS
IN JAMAICA BAY

New York. April 19.--Naval Lieu
tenant ". Il. Thompson, twenty five,
was drowned in Jamaica Bay late to-
day when the plane which he was
plotting become disabled in some
manner and drove into the water, 1t
is not known whether he rad others
with him in the plane when the fata.
accident occurred
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
MORGAN LENDS MONEY!
TO AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT

Paris, April 19.--Negotiations be-
tween the banking firm OF j. p Nor
gan and company and the Austrian
government looking to a huge loan
to the latter with the view of setting
Austria on her feet were officially
confirmed by the Austrian delegate
here today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
Grayson for James
for Congress and
State Committee

Danvilfe. Va, April f9.--Deni-
ocrats of Grayson county. in
mass meeting on Saturday. elect
ed twenty delegates to the state
and congressional conventions.
The entire delegation will sup
port Rorers A.. James for state
chairman and for congress-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
BRINGS PEARL .NECLACE
VALUED AT $500 900

Paris, April l9.-Adolph Zukor. of
New York, is on the way to New
York aboard the Mauretania carrying
a peadi necklace valued at two mil
lion francs (normally $500, 000) and
believed to have been formerly owned
by one OF the murdered Romanoff
prinCeSseS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
ROUTINE MATTERS BEFORE
STATE PENITENTI AIsA BOARD

The regular weekly meeting of the
board of directors OF the state pen-
Tertiary was held yesterday afternoon.
Only routine matters We're considered.
lne board was shy one member, owing
to the rcsgna ton OF Halves Coleman.
the vacancy caused by his resignation
not having been filled al the time OF
meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
.sDA31%T kUsSIA GIVEN <.,,s-sss .y-.sss
SERIOUS CONSIDERATION
RN G. Z. RERTELII.

universal Service STAFF Corrcspon.
dent,l
Paris April ia.--Aithongh xovtrt
Prussia i not officially participating M
the conference at San Reno, II n ytr-
tually represented BY ItAlx ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
Company ID Inspected

Company D. formerly the Rich-
mond Light Infantry Blues. now
Ninth Company Virginia National
Guard was inspected last night by
Colonel Gill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20

Subscribe for
The, Richmond
| Virginian |
Have tho New. of the
World on Your Break.
fast able. Blue Bird
Dishes With Each
Monthly Payment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20

Washington. April 10.
Nirginia--Cioiniy Tues
day and "Wednesday
with probably showers;
mild temperature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20

tcontinned on Page Two,
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MEXICAN QUAIL SHIPPED
TO VIRGINIA GAME FARM
One Hundred Birds Now Arc Housed
nj Windsor Shades-Othrr
Shipments Contemplated.

Virginia sportsmen will have an
opportunity next fall to shoot Mcxi-
can quail without crossing the Rio
Grande, where such small game is
sco!ncd.
II is now the open season Tor ca
he!leroS In that genia! land .: sun
same ana slaughter ana quail hunt
ing has fallen into bad rcpuic Due
TO their lack OF popularity, Mexican
quai! can now be obtained in large
numbers. NJ. -. Hart, OF the De-
partment Of Inland Game and Elsa
cries. seized this opportunity 10 get
a stock Of birds for the state game
farm at Windsor shades. where they
VII! propagate, ii is hoped. for the
benefit OF Virginia huntsmeu.
The shipment Of fifty pairs arrived
al the farm sunday. Nj. Hart being
advised OF the event Yesterday ~
w. Us. Coleman, superintendent; OF II, >
farm. Three %: the 100 birds ware
dead when received, and many Others
were IN bad condition. The letter
stated that there was no cvidenc. OF
the birds having been fed or wa,cr.
cd during the entire trip, which last.
ed nine days
Nj. Hart is enthusiastic over III.
prospects FOR hig crop Of quail 70
ne SHipptd TO all sections Of the state
inns summer. Tie has 100 native. birds
on the farm already and ,h..v a'C
ool'lins w -" specifications "a cu.
producers. Tho c.Es arc placed M.
ucr bantam hens To tie Matched ,,l
me men. VITA tho birds. VIII be son,
10 game wardenS ;ust be.or. tho
vnichs mae been wtancd As soon as
"eanen' 5h"' w!ll IL. freed. in order
70 prevent MON from brcomir- tam,
ne stoch Of producing birds will he
changed each year, TO p-cv,u, ,hrr
thorouIA domcsiiCation
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rom New York by winning todrg

lnia.s 81 1:l Is Totals 81 TcII7
.hitted for Toncy in seventh.
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COOLERS DEFEAT WILSON
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA. April 29.-Al-
though Harrison bcsted Wheat in Il
pitchers battle. Petersburg won over
wilson here today, to u. IN the fast
est and clcancSt game OF the season.
the Coolers first run came in the
second frame, when Stem urcw a Tree
pass and scored Oh cIarkcS triple.
In the NTH inning Wheat WAS given
free transportation, and, after two
men had gone out. went TO third on
Smiths single anu counted on Ruth 5
error.
Wilson touched Wheat for nine
saietirs. but h. kept the mwcll scat
tered. Eight visitors were left on
bases. Castles catch of Smiths drive
in the third inning featured.
The score:
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ROCKY MOUNT NOSED OUT
/ Special to The rimcs-pisra,ch. ]


ROCKY MOUNT. y. G., April 29.-
Fighting f;om behind. and tirinS the
score in the eighth, the Portsmouth
Pirates took the opening game OF
the series. from the Ttrhceis. b. :,
to score, in a cn-inning Scttu ;liS
afternoon.
Both clubs tough; for every aivan
taSe, each using three pitchers III
hopes OF the winning and there was
sadness sent To the heats OF the To-
calls when Rooney. in the tenth gar
ncrcd the only hit of Gia2icr. III =
drive to the center field fence for a
home run.
In Incorporating innings. the Tar
heels tossed UP many chances to
score when they failed To hit Ash.
with men ON the bases. The visitors
Tough; an uphill battle. and after
four runs wee recorded against them
sent their first run across the pan.
in the sixth, which was quickly fol-
lowed by another. Tnen came AN
other in the seventh and the ti.!ng
ran in the eighth. and then Rooney's
homer in the tenth proved the night
cap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
HARVARD LANDS EVENTS
Junior and senior Trnck md ,,,,,
events WIN Begin nj Cnm-
bridge July IL

NEW YORK. Anril 29-rhc iu,io-
s s,,ta s'hior trac knn,i field champion
hh'h!"lic Union VIII he h.I5
ia rvdrd stadium Ju,y ~ ana
was "nhoutccd tonight by III III,
man, Frederick ". Ruben a..
INC events vii, serve ss nn,
out t" select an Olympic ,r.,s
field tcan. vac" and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

Totals am - Is Totals 81 S24i3
'I'aiicd for Doaf In eighth
Ti'a'ied Tor SherLel in ninth.
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Totals SO li27 8
HATED FOR Mycr.
Score by iuuIprv.

t :,IhSss1 .........,. ooSees s-Ns
II,uinmary: kuns-Leibold. wcavnr y
Ep prnrs.- ~; Jackson. Schalk. Grancy
sSmaker Two-baSc HIT II i.oiiins
StoIch bas.-Schu:k. Sacrlnces-.Iourdnn
.nuIphS ". Wood. Double piays-J'han.
man. Gardner: Weaver. Collins. Jo,irdan
I LII on bascS--chicaYo. 4: Ci.vcIun,iii
bascs on halls---on Williams 4: on Mvrrs
4: on Facth; Hits-on Myers, in
.I,rhSSs. on rnsih In inning III, bS
srtcn'r.oy Wiiliars. tChaumanl. by
;MIycrs. tJacksonp. Struck ou,mby Wi.
lianS' ': hH Facth. 1. Wild pitch-Mv
t.. Losing pitchcr-Mycrs lTmnir.s
Evans and hlldebrand. Time. 1881
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Boat Cab Secretary
Leaves Ri hmond TODAY

Edward II. Notxc, necretnry OF
the virginia Don't Club. for ten
years hns resigned thnt position
nnd Will leave Richmond todny
Tor NORFOLK, where he Inns accented
I" position with n bnnk OF TINT
city. HotSe In we'll known I'm
local sporting circles, having bccn
nhiiinted with amateur sports in
thiS city for a number or yenrs.
lie ,rRs connected with tho Rich
mond Amateur Athletic Fedora
lion. the Rfrhmond niucs. md the
athletic department Of tho Rich
niohd Chapter, American Institute
or thinking. H0txc hns worked
h"rd for the Virginia BOnt Club
md scrured several biz; bont races
for the local club.
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c!HCnRati .... 40 i, :. n ~
lItynGrEh " n q n n n "A
;, summary; Euns-Dauhcrt G.ph 6.).
kNush' Duncan CD. Sopf. Neale. Bigbcc
Su;shaw. Er:ors--Cutshaw. Ca ION Two,
gas. "a. h!t--Ncals: Thrcc-basc hi, Daubcr;.
bases -Eoush. Duncan, Son,hwnrth Il, ~
pc, piay-carlson. Cu.shaw ana Grimm.
Leg; on Bases Cincinnati. 1: Pittsburgh
>. !thSc on balis--on King. s off Carlson
! on Hamilton. :. Iiits-oN Ring . in
:: .nn'nSs; eff Carlson. & IN ; ca Innings.
Ia =" innings. Hit by pi.cher-bv carl.
son ,Roush). Struck 0ut-hy Ring, :. hy
Hamilton; >. Winning n!trhcr-Rinr
i-nsinc p.tchcr-t'arlson UI,:aircs-iSi"m
and Emslle. T:!ne--'rwo hours
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SPORTS
University Of Virginia to
Hold Open Golf Event
,srcc,n, TO The rlmcs-bispntchI

Especial To The Tlncs-pispatch.'
CHARLOTrrESN lille. Va" April
29..-A golf tournament, open TO
all students of tho University or
Virginia. VIII begin May Sth.
George ". SvrRr.nEcn, nn niuu-
nus OF the university aud we'll
known golfer, mas donated 81 hnnd-
some loving cup fo DC given tn the
winner of the tournament. ana
other prizes also will he awarded.
4 qualifying round of eighteen
holes must he played by all en-
trants. Following this round,
regular match piny will prevail.