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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
DAIRY RAISES
PRICES OF MILK
Quarts To Sell At 20
Cents After Feb. 1st
Says Notice

A number of milk cons 1mers of the
city found printed notices on their
porches this morning, accompanying
their mornings supply of milk, bear
ing the information that the price of
milk would be raised February l to
the extent of one cent per uint and
three cents per quart, or from 8 and
II cents to 10 and &c cents, respec-
lively.
The consumers so notified were pa
irons of The Pines Dairy, Gust A.
Anderson, proprietor, who, it is said,
serves a larger number of individ-
ual consumers than any other dairy
man IN Americas. Inquiry among
other dealers this morning failed to
develop any concerted movement
among local milkmen to raise prices
at this time. Other dealers-at least
some other dealers-however, were
already selling milk at a slightly
higher rate than Mr.. Anderson, the
rate of 9 cents for pints and 10 cents
for quarts generally prevailing.
Mr.. Anderson a few months ago
voluntarily reduced his milk prices.
Mr.. Andersons reason for raising
prices at this time were set forth in
the following informat;Cl printed with
his notice of the increase:
"On account Of the continuous ad-
vance IN price of all articles required
IN the production of milk and oper-
alton of the business, l am forced to
charge zoe for quarts, 10c for pints,
and &c for 1-2 pints of sweet milk.
Here are a few reasons.
Prices in Prices
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
Lee Sunday Schools Hold
Convention Next Sunday

SMITHVILLE, Jan. 29.-The Lee
county convention of the Georgia
Sunday School Association will be
held at the Methodist church at
Smithville, Sunday, Feb. /. Many
prominent speakers will be present,
among them being P. E. Greene and
Miss Daisy MaGee, both of Atlanta.
B. r. Mosely formally of Bell
wood, Ala, is moving to Smithville,
where he will make his residence.
He will live with G. G. Galloway.
Mrs. T. F. Martin and her son,
Claude Martin, left Monday night for
Atlanta, where they will make their
home.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
Tiedernan Starts North
To Bring Family Here

W. D. Tiedman, who will succeed
j. B. Ansley as city engineer and wa
ter department superintendent, was
in Americas this morning for few
hours.
81 am on my way to Albany, N.
Y, to bring my family back here, and
will be on the job Monday" he said.
With close connections everywhere
he will have five hours to remain in
Albany before starting back to Dixie.
He has just completed his govern
ment wo-k and expects to take up his
duties with the city February 1.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
SCORNSsCLERCY
ASIIDOOM NEARS
Young Murderer-Band
Changes Mind About
Killing Himself

OSSINING, N. Y, Jan. 29.-Gor-
don Fawcett Handy, &c years, con-
fessed murder, bank robber and train
bandit, will go to death at Sing Sing
prison tonight without the aid of
clergy. His request to this effect
was transmitted to the warden for
Handy today.
Handy said last night he had
planned suicide today, but changed
his mind because Warden Lawes had
Created him so squarely, and been
such a good fellow"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
Plan Enlargement
Of Ellaville Church

ELLAVILLE, Jan. ga plan is
on foot here whereby it IS expected
the Methodist church will be enlarged.
Committees have been appointed and
plans have been submitted for the
erection of six Sunday school rooms
in the rear of the main church build
in. The cost, it is said, will be ap-
proximately $4,000. Mrs. H. F. Dix
on, Col. C. R. McCrory, A. Hill, A. C.
Murray and T. A. Collins have the
matter in hand.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
Jeter Leaves City To
Drive County Roller

Jesse Jeter, who since his return
from the army nearly year ago has
been connected with the city street
department as engineer of the street
steam roller, has left the employ of
the city and accepted a place with
the. county under John B. Ansley,
who is in charge of highway building
FIR the county.
The county has purchased large
new paving roller, which Mr.. Jeter
will operate. Until its arrival the
county will use the city's rollar, hav-
ing borrowed it for a few days, and
Mr.. Jeter is now in charge of it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
2 Army Flyers Land
In Mexico; Not Held

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Jan. 20
Lieutenants Davis and Grimes, two
American army aviators, who yester-
day made forced landing near Guer-
zero, Mexico, were not held prisoners
by the Mexicans, and probably will
fly back to United tSates territory
today, it was announced at Fort
Browns shortly before noon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
Harding To Fire First
Gun of Race Tonight

CLEVELAND, Jan. 29.-Banquets
for Republican clubs here and at
Niles tonight will feature McKinley's
birthday celebrations in Ohio. SEN
ator Harding, aspirant for the Re-
publican nomination for president, is
expected to deliver his first political
address at Niles since announcing
his candidacy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
5 FARM BODIES
TO ASK RETURN
OF RVS. AT ONCE
Want Prompt Action On
Legislation To Meet
Conditions

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Rep-
resentatives of five big farmers or
CARNATIONS met here today to pre-
pare memorials to President Wilson
and congress asking the immediate
return of railroads to private control
and prompt enactment of legisla-
ton to meet present conditions.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
CITY EXPERT COMING.

J. C. R. Foster, of the staff of the
American City Bureau, which will
put on a campaign for the Chambe.
of Commerce here shortly, win reacS
Americas next week to begin sur
vey of the conditions here prepare
tory to the opening of the campaign.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
500, 900 Reward Urged
For Boil Weevil Finisher

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. ga re-
ward of 100000 is provided by a
joint resolution introduced in the
lower house of the state assembly
here, to the person who discovers a
successful remedy for the boil weevil.
The resolution provides for the ap-
pointment of ten or more reliable
persons to test any remedy offered.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
Hungary To Name King
When Assembly Meets

BUDAPEST Jan. 29.-Hungary
will be monarchy and the new king
will be chosen Immediately after the
national assembly convenes, said
Premier Hussar, speaking to wom-
ems gathering yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
Sea Island Cotton
Brings Record Price

SAVANNAH, Jan. 29.-Salos of
sea island cotton here at 81 cents
per pound were reported today, th&
highest price in many years. Some
factors are predicting a dollar
pound for fancy Sea Island.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29

NEW CHAMBER STENOGRAPHER
Miss Alice Hogg has accepted the
position of stenographer at the
Chamber of Commerce headquarters,
succeeding Miss Thelma Johnson, re-
signed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
WEATHER FORECAST

For Georgia--Cloudy tonight and
Friday; probably rain in extreme
south portion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29
The Cotton Market

LOCAL SPOT COTTON.
Good middling 40 cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-29

A Southern
Newspaper For
Southern People
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
INDIANS LOSE TO CUBS
junior Tcnpin Artists HIVE Close Game.
at Firtsch Aliey>-Other
Games Tonight.

4. The Pietsch Alleys last nirht RI,
Cubs and Indians Of the Junior League
FLASHED. the Young bears Scalping tho
INDIANS in two out of the three con :
tests winning tho first game handilv
by N" safe margin OF nincty-threc pins,
losing the second Ky tn. narrow mar
GIN OF four pins and gust nosinG the
tcd Men out IN the third game Ivy
five pins
Despite tho fact that two OF tho three
games were. nip and tuck affairs. the
scores on the whole for the evening
were poor. the men Of both teams be-
ing decidedly of color in their rolling.
showing that tho holiday lay-on had
dimncd the liccnncss OF thcir bowling
eyes and that more practice is needed
before they can expect 10 rgain their
stride.
No 200" games were recorded. John
son lNn being high for tho evening,
while Holland carried off the him
threo game total with a count of $40.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
nights score follows
HAVANA ENTRIES

First rac~-onc -fourtr ~ a ,nilc-Dnrothv.
~; wishing, los: s"rtha Mink. 100: Jean
sorcr; 1902. Little Pointer. i6n. Msricus..
l9s Mamhi, ~: whiz. IL: BloominEton,
Second raco-iivc and onc half furIonr.-
Little ono So: Anxiety. -. Unwis" child
.. Iackr"sc. IS: Prince Direct. 100: lame.
lis, -. cu'i'.
;, Third racr--Gve and one half furIonss-
tics Hear. &c; Blondcl. lc2: Babv yonda
lns: Bars and Stars. loS: Buster Clark. IL.
ShodaN' ~; ithadancs. ia. Litholiclt iiS.
Snowfall o.: Frs, consul ioe: rI.rri.,
loe: Hush. los: Queen Gafncy. i0C: Per,
h l"C. i'I a. lo"' Spectacular Girl 1os: Bar
Fifth racc-,nlle--Ioli,.. ~: rr.cman,i.
~, Diversion los: Buford. io7. Walnut
sixth .rac--rnilc an nf,v yards-Guit.
pos, ~. solid Rock. los: War TaS i0o
GALWAY, III. Icilison. li2 ''' - :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
MAY MAKE MlDSHIPMAN
OF STAR QUARTERBACK
Reports Sny bob Mcmillan Will Enter
United States NAVAL
Academy.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. S.-A-ound tho
Naval Academy there is no downing
tho rumor that DO" Mcmillan star
quarter back OF the Centre College
eleven, is to become midshipman next
year and Il member of the Academy
iootoall squad. Although possible that
McMillan Will be midshipman mex,
year. the chances appear to be against
\ careful Investigation Developed
that the report is probably based or
conversations between Mcmillan aud
Sln Ingram. captain OF the Acadc n, :.
football team in 1918 and ono OF In,-
hes assistants during the season just
passed. lnSram lives in Southern In
ina. and met Mcmillan when they
were high school players. members OF
a star player. but was not generally
known until the Centre College eleven
gained high place in the world of
college football East season.
Alter ingram entered the Naval
Academy he met Mcmillan and talked
10 h!m about entering the institution.
MCMILLAN said he would do SO if he
could get an appointment. Some time
later he told Ingram that he could get
an appointment, and nc gave the i'm :
preston that he would enter the Acad-
envy This was mentioned at Annapolis,
and the story revived after Mcmillan
achlcved his football farc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
QUlNT HOLDS PRACTICE
Orange and blue Five Candidates Bc-
Gin Real Work-Thirteen Con-
tests Arranged.
Spcoiai 70 The Times Dispatcl

S0c'i't 10 Ihc Times Dispatch
CHARLoTTESvlLLE. VA. Ian. s.
Nireinia's basketball uuint has resum-
ed practice. under the watchful eye Of
POP Isannigan, and prospects are
bright for a winning team. With all
Of last years varsity back. in atldi-
tion 10 several stars from tho 1918
team lnnnisan will have seasoned
Veterans from whom 10 select tho team
10 represent the Orange and Blue.
The only position that is weak. ie
center. Last year Pcttway was shifted
TO ccni"r but this was not his natural
found At hs old place at forward.
Newman. star on the 1917 freshman
quintet. has been showing up well at
center and viii probably have first
raH Tor that position in tho first game
Of the season with Randolph Macon
College on January II
hatcher. forward: Jennings. IIanllins
ana schneider. guards. are the other
letter men out for the team stanley.
former Randolph Macon star: scott
freshman team. are tho most promis-
ing new men who have reported TO
date.
Thirteen games have been sched-
uicd to date. as follows:
January Ira udolph- Macon. =, Ch.r,o. :
Lsnngry 2"-Richmond College. =, Char.
Iangary 35--SaSy; At Apn.nGns
'hnuHtN .l-Nirginia Military institute
rs.hrnarv North Carolina. At Chariot
EcEruorv i,--GnlIaudct. a, charlottesville
,ir,""Fn'rN l'-St. Johns. - Charlottes.
renrnary ,22I-univcrsi,v Of roancsse-. at
-, rsnru"rv ?5--Richmond coil-cc al Rich:
E lsSrnary -T Ty,,n,ih,v ca,O'ins Raleigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
CUBAN TRIP ABANDONED
Senator's md Reds VIII Play No T..
htbition Series in
Havana.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-TIavana
stands little chance Of seeing Ma
tionalS and Reds clash on rho din
monds OF the Cuban capital this spring
according to President Griffin M ihc
Washington club. The boss OF The local
American l.caguers announced last
night that he was through negotiating
Win the cuban baseball promoters re-
sardinG the proposed series as .hcv
seem unabl" To make any satisfactorv
offer. Griffith added that he had mo-
titled the Cincinnati management OF his
Intention 10 abandon the Havana games
plan.
The loss OF the trip 10 the Queen
of the Antilles will not be scv,r.lv
felt SO far as playing games is con
ccrncd. however. The contests with
tho Indianapolis club Of the American
Association will keep the Nationals
pretty busy during tho first part OF
their stay in the training camp at Fam
pa and the transforming argument to
follow with tho worlds champion Rods
should prove sufficient to get Grifith's
of the ncnnant campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
IHERBNANN RESIGNS CHAIR
HEA1sDF COMMISSION FOR
SIXTEEN YEARS QUITS POST
National baseball Body Must Relieve
Present Chairman Certainty II.
February ~.
nv Associate, Press. !

CINCINNATI ONO Jan. S.-Aueust
ahe a,.s' for more ,han sixteen years
Com issi ion. has resigned. His reSig-
natton.rwhich was presented n the an
today. is To take effect at the earliest
possible date, not later ttcln the Joint
meeting OF the National and .Amcri-
can Leagues, called for February IL
m Chicago.
The lannouncenen; of Hcrrmann's
nn,,4n .Sas mnGs u; :, w7i II com
president OF the American League, and
Lohn y. HeNdlcr. president OF the Ma
cempose the commission Hsrrn,anm
in hiSIStatemcnt said nc could not
serve As head OF tho body any longer
after the Joint meeting or the two
Presidon; ficydlcr and Johnson or
the National and American Leagues
Two leagues 10 &c held in Chicago on
EeSruaSy ~ The Two leagues also
VIII hold separate meetings in Chicago
nounced ths, it had taken cognizancc
Of charges Of gambling in baseball and
invcs gated i, was stated that the tn.
baseball public can rest assured thar
1T Will bs thoroughly satisfied with tho
action OF the commission III the mat
Nothing was given out at the close
OF the acNecutiye meeting 70 Indicate
mrs resisna ion at this time
IohntE. Bruce, OF Cincinnati sccrc-
tary-trsasmrcr Of the baseball conm,s-
sion. ahnounccd that he did no, wish
10 scrrG.in that Office if Hermann vas
not nv, returned rs chairman.
inc commission issued the following
statement which was submitted by
Mssl5s" Z Is. Is. Johnson and 1oan
a. HcAdler. members OF the national
comm ission:
I;enslemen,
.n nnsniP |, pie to my annual rero-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
SPORTS
FRENcHMAN WILLING TO
CONCEDE WEIGHT IN BOUT
Carpenter 10 Make ConcessIon. |,
bntIc With Dempsey Gun be
Arranged.
by Associated Press. J

PARlS. Wednesday. Jan. T.-C;corr.a
carpenter is willing to give conces-
slons In the matter OF weight In order
10 meet Jack Dempsey, accordin., IA =
statement made tonight to me Nssoc,
atcd Press by Dcscamps Cnrpcnticr;.
manager Dcscamps said he was viii.
by James Coffroth on a basis nc Go o.
cent cent LOT inc winner and 40 per CEN,
carpenter Is willing to journey 10
strange l1nd, face an exotic rii,n.,,o
give away from twenty-Hve 10 ,hirt !,
hounds in weight and accept 4 split Of
Slx,yItor,y OF Mt: Coffroth's offer
demand ifty-fifty split. but arc viii.
ing TO accept sixty forty division i,
order tU'-show this IL not merely. -
money-makins proposition, but also ;,
sporting event We will cndeavor ia
EiSc american sportsmen a real cham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
HORSE OWNER RULED OFF
Lawrence Fay and G.. ". Norton
Trainer. Dishnrred ny Jockey

tRvAssoriatcd prs.

NEW YORK. Jan, S.--Lnwrcnce FAY.
horse owner. was ruled on the turf and
-. IL. Morton lost his trainers license
at tho annual meeting of tho Jockey
Club here today.
August Belmont was reelected
chairman OF the Jockey club for 1920.
and Joseph T. Wdcncr was elected :,
member of the board of stewards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

ITHACA. y Y. Ian. S.-Corncll Uni
NofSiiN rowing crews Will rarf Yale
ana Princeton at Lake Carnegie
PRINCETON, y. j., on May Is: Harvard on
Lake Gayuga. May -. and also viii
take part i'll the ntorcollcG !atc regatta
az fonShkccpsic in June. ii was an
uounced tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
0'D0WD TO BOX CARPENTER
American MiddlcwciEht md French
irn'! VIII Fight for $780,

NEW YORK. Ian. S.-Mike O'Dowd.
middlcwc!Sht champion. has signed an
agreement with syndicate TO meet
Georges Carpc Ter. challenger for tho
world $ heavy weight crown, according
10 daddy Mullins. his manager Ar-
cordinr 10 the report "A purse OF 5000 ono
with tho winning end 80 per cen. is
I" he offered for the fight If Carpenticr
agrees tnsiiEht the Yank soldier
oDowd claims tn. Frenchmau ran
out OF match with him in Franco
before nc returned with the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
WEST TO GET BIG EVENTS
rark npu Field Events Way Re Held
In Los Angeles Next

NEW YORK. Jan National TRACK
III fnd held pionships may be foupb,
3sont IN LOS Angeles IA 1921 proyi,,Inr
IL stadintp. seating 100 900 r,ersons n1
IGNORE, has been constructed there ~
5sNhat times according Ia Robert yr,yc,c
~ grcsincne OF the Southern Pacifc
&nranch OF the Amateur Athletic IN.
bon; steps are no" being taken. he
Btbnild such an amphithcator. liz Gs,i.
tffsnated that at least }250o0o would bc
dercauircds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
FAVORS BOUT AT TIJUANA
Governor Of Lower California Indi
cntes Willingness. for Heavy
weight Match.
fBy Associat.d Press

By Associat.-i Press
MENICAI.A. LOWER CALIFORNIA
Jan. S.-WiliinGncSs TO grant permit
for the prospective match AT Tijuana
between Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter was Indicated TO-DAY ny GOV
crnor Esteban Cantu. OF l.swcr Cali
fOrnia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
White Sox Shortstop
Will Retire from Game
IBy Universal Scrvicc.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Jnu. s.
"Swed~" RisbcrE. stnr shortstop OF
tho Chicago White Sex. announced
his retirement from tho game to-
day. uc has gone Into tho res
tnurant business here. tiSberg
WINS one of tho mainstays OF the
Sox i'm the Inst worlds series
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Indians

81 the pictsch Alleys this evening The
Giants and White SoS teams. ~ Tho Junior
i.naSnn. como to=cth"r. and three HOT ana
.uua 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
40 New Ontncidcr. I,ikcI,

With tho present reserve list of out
Holders, Moran. DauEn Hill and tho
manager no new outer gardeners arc
expected to he signed. The manager
stated he had not decided which ncld
he would play. As mentioned ycstcr-
day. Gooch has lines ont for n pair OF
lnhcldcrs and intends 10 secure them
on MS trip. which probably will start
about the middle OF this month H..
also is after another catcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Petersburg Quint Asks
for Games in Richmond

Local basketball teams having
open dates arc requested To write
TO Richard IL. Rynn In cnrc Of fhc
indeN-ApDenl. Petersburg, Vn. Ryan
~ mnnnEer OF the keystone tenn of
the Corkndc city. and is nnaIou. 10
pm! nnS team In this city. The
tenn Inns defeated the Federal ~
serve bnnk, of Richmond, aud nm
aggregation from Camp Icr. The
boys organized rather late In the
season md are having difficulty In
arranging games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
LEAGUE LEADERS WIN
FIRST NATIONAL QUINT
SWAMPS BROAD STREET
Losing Five shows Improvement I'm
i"s' "u. fntiure to Guard Closely
Proves Disastrous.
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.

First National Bank continued it's
string Of unbroken victories i'm tho
race for the basketball championshin
Of tho Bankers League when they de-
fcatcd the Broad Street uuint by tho
score OF 80 TO IL in the Blues Armory
last night. The affair proved 10 be
an interesting ono, despite the fact
;hat tho score Was sided ard was
featured by tho vast Improvement in
the play of tho losing team The
Eroad S,rccters displayed considerable
offensive. and thcit play in general
was az Improvement over that % tho
Nv" previous contests. which they also
lost.
Jennings. right forward for tho win
mug aggregation, threw fourteen
goals from court. which toiaiod more
Than half the points made by his
team. Carter. center and guard for
the FIRST National uuin;. rung NJ live
goals from the court. August apd Me
Rae lead the Broad Street boys. tho
/ three foul shots. and tho latter Will,
three from tho court Inability To
cover III. First National forwards re-
suited in tho defeat OF tho Hroad
Strcctcrs
last nights score follows:
n.r:t Na.iona'. Position. Broad Street
J"nninss....-.s. right forward .......... SIcRa.
4 Carte. ...........#. rnu..r q, -. !.
kiiSc ......#..... loft guard ,j,.,,, al,
r.vnc. ........ . right tIard 1,on.m.s
. summary: Gorls from court--.Tcnninrs /, ).
..1ir,tsr: J. Walthai !: PaSn". .: August. I ::
klis": McRac for Towa.s: PAYNE FOR Cart.
Carter for PAYNE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Mny Invade British Links.

An invasion of British links by anna :
tcur and professional players from this
country during the season seems to be
assured. Later on during the summer
months. Harry Nardon. Abe Mitchell
and other experts arc expected 10 cross
the Atlantic TO take part in exhibit
ton matches here and possibly compete
in the national open, IL the date for
that event is set back far enough TO
enable the visitors TO do so.
SO FAR the trend OF opinion favorS
the selection Of tho Sunset Hills CLUB.
Of 81. Louis. for tho omen tournament.
while tho Nassau and PipinS Rock club
courses on Long Island arc tho most
likely places from which u choice viii
be made for holding the great amateur
event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

VIII Close Hunting Scason.
-, FREDERICKSBURG VA. Jan. s.
The hunting season in Orange County
VII close on January l.. by order OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
nns List or Officials.

The nominating committee OF the
United states Gotf Association has
named practically n"w list Of officials
Tor election. George IL. Walker. or the
81. Louis Country clun. is nominated
Tor president 70 succeed Frederick 5.
Wheeler. of Apawamis who has served
two terms. Howard f. Whitney. o.!
Nassau. who has been very efficient
secretary for several years. and j. T..
Flyers. Of Pittsburgh. are named rs
first and second vice presidents in place
OF DR.. walter $. Harlan. OF Washing
ton. and Sterling T.. Edmunds. OF ST.
Louis. who have dropped out.
w. y. Nanderpool, Morris County. y.
j., who served as CcCr"tary OF the Met
ropolitan Golf Association for many
Years. has been named 10 succeed Mr.
Whitney. Mortimer y EuckEcr. of
Garden City, the present treasurer. Is
the only man 10 have the honor Of re-
tanning his position. as n" Is named 10
serve another year In addition To these
officials -four other members Of tho cN-
rcutivc committee arc named As fol-
lows: Albert n. Locke. Brookiino: Nci-
son NJ. whitney. Audubon Edward :.
Moore. Onwcntsia, and Hugh Wilson,
Marion