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The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26

Miss Eady McLain of north of
town has a Rhode Island white hen
who Is doing double service. She
has 6 chickens and guineas and
takes care of them. all but short
time each day while she is on the
nest. She is Capper Club hen.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26

G. G. Gillian OF Popular Bluffs,
Mo-. who has been gone from Holly
for the past six years. but was fof
four years an operator at the de
pot, returned Saturday for a short
visit with friends. He sees many
changes IN the town.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Arbaugh
came in Saturday from Wichita.
Kan, to buy broom corn. He was
here last week also.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26

We have on hand complete line
of Sampson Wind mill repairs. w
+. McCue Mere. Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26
Extra Extra

Extra Extra Extra
Cow Club Theatre Friday and
Saturday of this week. Johnnie
Walker in MY Dad A s1SO.0OO
production dedicated to every faith
er everywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
JlINEi DRIVERS TO
FIGHT REGULATIONS

iohISMotTH. VA. March =
r"''"wInS tn" action OF city Council
AZ IT'S regular meeting last Tues.
""S h'Sh' In regard I" changing tho
tn!"s aud regulations OF jitnrys in
Portsmouth. particularly the i'm.
crease IN license to Sl5 per seat u,r
"hhhm, numh"r ~ bus owners ex
press themselves aS not Ia synpa,hy
win me plan OF increase as they re-
fh'd II too strenuous.
II is stated hy several owners M
IlthcNS that Will" they have taken
u" action in tho matter. "a meetInp is
being planned by tn. members Of
portsmouth Bus Association. which
was recently organized for the bet
torment Of jitncy service. when The
"nt!rc situation viii hc fulIv dis
cuSS"d. According To the statement
"t ON" of the officers OF tho axsocIa
'"h' IN" dat" for IN" meeting has not
yet been set, hut IL will be held
shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
WOMAN REVEALS BIG
ROBBERlES IN GERMANY
lWy Associatcd rrc~s

BEltiiN. March ~ woman about
20 undergo serious operation at =
hospital in Meek l"nhurE has made at
Ndnvlts which have revealed wide
spread rohlrri"- and possibly a mar
dor II is declared by tn" police.
when IA" tim" FOR the operation
drew near She IL said to HAY" asked
tho nurses II patients did not tell
secrets Will" under the influence OF
au"sthct'cS. aud when questioned add
miticd 81" had "a large Number Of
gold ornaments which had been
SInurrl"d In from Holland.
The woman and her husband had
been living rather lavishiy IN lIOl-
land. and polio" authorities there
who w.r" informed of tn. wuiuan's
confession. HAY" discovered. IL *
said. that the gold in her possession
hid been stolen. The patient and
her husband ar" held under polio"
surveillance, TIA" authorities suspect
ing they murdered i'm old woman and
We're guilty "f committing rohb,ri"s
in lianhura;. Altoona ANA Iassau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
MAY CLOSE NAVY
YARD TO .JITNEYS

PORTSMOUTH, VA. March :
''hfE service 10 cradoCI< over the
navy yard route may have to be sus
P'hdcd in few days. II appearcd
yesterday, when announcement was
made of contemplated action toward
me closing Of the route to ji,ncys
Rear ADMIRAL Philip Andrews l..
:" y. c"uinandant az the navy ward
mas been Swamrcd with r.uucs,s for
PERMISSION to u.s." the route canine
from manufacturing concerns which
could US" the road to advautage In
view OF III" fact that normal service
|" 'rado"k has been resumed hy ,ho
traction company. ADMIRAL Andrews
~ no longer in a position To pcr,rit
IN" trafir Of jitncys on Tho road
through the navy ward. without rcr
n't'inE general traffic 20 use II.
conference" was hold between CIV
Manager J"rvcy and Admiral hndr.vS
rih"N morning on the situntiOn Tn.
'i'N manager stated, followinr IN.
conference. that II is likely thar ,n.
Ji'h"Ns VIII h" permitted to rs. m.
r"hd for another few dcys. hu, tina,
eventually the permission to use tho
navy yard route viii bc revoked
IN" jitn"ys operating to rr.doct
a. result OF the action. (, taken
VIII have 10 us" tho she'll road which
~ very poor Ia som. sections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
GOVERNOR LEN SMALL.
FACES TRIAL TODAY
LEY rmIt.d NnwHl

WAuk EcAN. ILL, March 5.-Thc
state OF Illinois viii finally begin
trial "t Governor Len Small ON
charges uC cmhcz2lcmcnt her" toner
row before JudE" clair &. Edwards.
Whether IN" trial viii proceed or
again h" postponed Is a matter OF
doubt. II is expected that attorneys
Tor Small viii ask for continuance
~ Wow OF the coming election Of
STATE legislators
Ills advisers are known 10 Ice any
!"US I" hay" IA" trial postponed 10
allow tn" Governor To take part III
ia" campaign. arguing that Ii, VIII
u" Handicapped in his proposed l,Gis-
latiyv program II some al In" present
r'.pr, S"utatiN"S az" unScatcd and
candidates opposed To Small ar"
elected.
owing TO III" political complexion
OF the cas-" Ii is expected much diili-
Guilty viii be met with in securing ii
jUrN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
TOMMY MIL TON WINS
250-M|LE AUTO RACE
Jimmy Murphy Finishes Sec
ond. Harry IIar,z, Third,
at Los Angeles.
IilN AssOciatcd pressl

Los ANGELES. March b.-Tommv
Milton won the go mile national
amrionshir automobile race at the
Los Angeles Speedway at Beverly
iiiiiS. near here. today In hours Is
minutes - seconds.
Jimmy Murphy was second and
Harry ilartY third. Mllton's tim,
Tor IA" defiance was said to hnv.
been within eighteen seconds OF Tn.
worlds record established by Jimmy
Murphy at san Carlos. near San
Francisco. December II. 1921.
Mllt"ns average today was HOS
miles AN hour. I'ietru Bordino, in
ON" lap, whlrlcd around IN. ,nil.-anh-
a-Tnar'-r track In 2StJ5 seconds an
aN"rag" OF ~ miles an hour. said
7" "" the fastest tim. ever made on
miic-and- quarter track hy a car
OF lN5-in"h piston displaC"mcnt
Ralph dc Palma was averaging Ilc
miles AN hour when he was forced
our Of the race by broken piston.
Jimmy Murphy finished second in
hours IL minutes +.s5 seconds
Harry liartz. third. = hours II min
htes $3.50 seconds; Frank Elliott
fourth, hours .: minutes ol.sS see
"nds; Eddie Hearne. MIN. hours %
minutes t.20 seconds. md zoo
Thomas. sixth. 2 hours cs minute.
!?.TO seconds.
Eddie Miller, tho only other racer
I" last 10 tn" nnish. was Ragged in
his one hundred and ninth lap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
II ARRESTS MADE BY
PETERSBURG POLICE
Two of Prisoners Are Ac-
cuscd of Passing Forged
Checks.

PETERSBURG. VA. Ararch s.
seventeen arrests were made " Tho
nol!cc since last midnight and
Judge Clements will hav. a busy
tim" tomorrow morning when Po-
ne" Court cOnvoucs at 2 o'clock Two
Of the persons arrested have felony
charges against them. both being
charged with passing forged checks.
The arrests made are az follows:
stephen Workman. culored. drunk
William Carter, culored, carrying
brass knucks j n Brym. white.
picking ur passengers for his jitucy
ia IN" middle OF the street: Albert
Harris, white. drunk addict: Della
hcrris. white, drug addict. Henry
Epps. c"lorcd. drunk: James A. Var
borough. colorch, violating city ordi-
nance by not having proper lights
on automobile; i. l.. Flood. coIorcd
not having proper automobile lights
on car. Robert Emory. colored. not
having proper lights ON automobile
Wills Johnson. white. violating
drunk Peter White. rolorcd. drunk;
rot"r White. coInrcd. violating pro-
hibition act: Ralph Faddcn. white
was brought hack from North Caro-
lima laSt night by Dctcctiv" Chand-
Ter. Fadd"n is wanted here FOR pass
Ing forged checks. J. NJ. Epps col
ured. for not having proper license
for undertaking business: J. W. Tai
ley, violating license ordinance. and
Phtllip Pierce. white. felony. charged
with passing forged check.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
ROAD BOND MOVE
OPPOSED BY GEN. VAUGHAN
Referendum. Proposed by Halifax Senator. Would
Delay Authorization of Issue Until 1924. Unless Spe-
cial Session of Legislature Were Called.

Patrons OF the Vaughan road bill
ar" strongly opposed L. the amend
mcnt suggested by Senator Booker.
that the issuance OF bonds for road
purposes hc subjected TO II refer
statement made yesterday by senator
G. e. Vaughan. Jr.. first patron oil
tn" bill. senator &. p'couOr Cool
rick and ether supporters OF the
bond measure in the Senate have in
Dictated their intention Of fighting
any attempt tn put in II referendum
clause into the measure.
In the first place" said Senator
Vaughan. In voicing his objections
1" the proposed Booker amendment.
"th. General Assembly could not
pass bond hill which would b-
constitutional. IL tho issuanc" uf tn.
bonds Is conditional on their ratin-
cation by majority vote of the people"
referendum would h." merely an
expression Of opinion on the part Of
tn" voters which would not hc bind
ing on III" General Assemble II,
would he necessary for that body to
convene again either in regular or
SPECIAL session and authoriH" or re-
fuse To authorize "a bond issu. as
might seem best to them at thnt
particular time. Unless a Suc,.iIl
session was held action could mo-,
hc had until 1924
In the second place" continued
senator Vaughan. the voters ~ Viz
Ginia in November. 1920. manifested
their confidence in their representa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
BUFF AND LYNCH TO
CLASH IN NEW YORK
Charlie White Accepts Job
to Figh, johnny Dun
dee March II.
Try United N"ws.I

NEW YORK. March a.-Joc Lynch
VINO held tho bantamwcight title from
January until August. 1921. winning
II from and losing it To Pete Her
man. OF New Orleans. will get another
chance to win the crown on March
20. Johnny Buff the tiny skcctcr
from Jersey, who took III. houors
from Herman last fail. has signed
articles to fight Lynch. this being
Bluffs second defense Of the title
since he won IL.
Lynch is Il clever boxer and n good
riEht-hand punchcr. but he is so
erratic when angcrcd by punishment
mat nc has made several bad lights
since losing tho title. When he
fought IA draw with Midget Smith
several weeks aGo. he was outboxinE
smith and winning nicely until Smith
corkcd him with y savage right
which ANNOYED Lynch and caused him
I" sail into the tough Midget. at.
tempting to trade punches. TIL" re-
suit was that Lynch WAY lu"ky to
get draw
hnn also is "a clever boxer aud a
good right hand hitter lie defend
ed MS ttlc against Jack Sharkry
som" tim" hH". winning the decision
In fifteen rounds
Run and Lynch viii go nf,ccn
rounds To decision at the garden
tnahi" To &c, ncnny Leonard into
a inpionship night. whic, vas 10
nav nceh pulled on on March -. a:
'Ec garden, Charlie WhE., the C,.l-
Gag" Textbook .rccialis,. has accept
I'd job boxing Johnny dundee.
holder ar the sn-Cailrd tInio- light
weight tue. on that date They hox
At the garden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
BALT|MORE SOCCER CLUB
WINS FOURTH PENNANT
Defeats Knights of Pylhias
Eleven Before 5000 Pco-
pie by 3 to 2.
| Special u The Timcs- Dispatch.

Especial Ia The Times DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE. MD. March 5.-Be-
fore the largest crowd that ever Wit
messed soccer game in Baltimore.
tn" baltimore Soccer club anne.cd
It's fourth consecutive pennnnt nv
defeating the knights of pythius 2
To >.
The Ba fillmore club won tho toss
and Manarcr Miller chose to de.
iend the north goal. Ten minutes
after tho kick-nn. Horne registered
on penalty kick. Walters then
dribhicd tho hall through tho
knights defense and shot the bar,
INT" the goal, but was declared on
SID" by the referee.
However. he DISTINGUISHED himself
by scoring twic" during the first
h"It, on two beautiful shots which
'"aik"cpcr Lent could not handle
'"hurn scored in tho first half on
shot which struck the goal posts
ana bounced in. WcinCr sent Kick
nj G"aikcrpcr Klein which rolled
through his legs. Several police
were on hand and kept The crowd
which numbered 5000. back of III.
playing lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06

yves by returning majority Of 63. =
600 on the constitutional amendment
which expressly permits the General
Assembly in It's wisdom to issue
bonds for state highway rons,ruc-
ton. 1t would place the General
Assembly IN somewhat ur an cmbar-
RAISING position, 4" again refer the
question L. the people. In nav upin-
ION the decision uf the question OF
lSSuanC" OF bonds is ON" of the. olli-
cations which has been placed on
each m"mhcr Of TIA" General Assem-
bly, which We should not avoid. Ger
'ninly II could not have been placed
there more unmiStakably than in
IN" action OF the people ON the con-
sttuti"nal amendment In November.
1920"
Advocates If the Sl2.U0O.OO0 hond
issue claim that the bond hill is gain.
Ing IN strength every day. and arc
confidently expecting its passage in
tn" House as well as in the Senate
Icl"GramS were received yesterday
by the Virginia Good Roads Associa-
ton stating that the boards OF SUI
r"rvisors OF Highland. Ali"ghany and
hnth Counties had unanimously in.
dors"d the bond issue as advocated
by Governor Trinkic. The Farmers
Union "f culpcpcr. according to n
message from that place. Endorsed
The bond measure by IA majority Of
over TWO 10 one. Letters and tcl--
grams of approval are being received
10y the ASSOCIATION from all over thu
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
HARDING REGIME TO
CAUSE REACTION
linucd From Fra, Page. J

tc"ntinucd From First PageD
and fifteen ar" Democrats. Dem
o'rats. 20 win the majority In the
upper branch. would have To elect
twenty eight ~ the thirty-four SEN
aturS To hc chosen 10 gain n margin
"f one vote. III. Republicans have
I" elect but eight 10 hold majority
OF one vote
The Democratic Senators whose
i"I!ns expire March 3. 1929. requiring
elections for their seats this wear
are: AshurSt. Arizona: Culbcrson
Texas: Gerry. Rhode Island; Hitch
cock. Nebraska: Jones. New Mexico:
kcndrick. wyoming. King. Utah: Me-
N"iiar. Tennessee; Myers. Montana;
littman. Nevada: romcrcnc. ohio:
Reed. Missouri: swanson. Virginia:
Tramm"li. Florida. ana Williams
Mississippi.
Tn: expiring Republican terms arc
those Of Calder New York Crow.
pennsylvania. Du ront. Delaware.
France MarNin F'rciinIhuyscn. New
Jersey: Hale. Maine. Johnson Cali
fornia: Kellogg, Minnesota: La Fol
lctte. Wisconsin. Lodge. MaSsachu-
sets; Mccumhcr, North Dakota: Me-
Lean, Connecticut. New. Indiana
rage, Vermont; Pepper, Pennsylvania;
l'oindcxtcr. WashinGton. Rawson,
Iowa; Sutherland. West Virginia:
pW HSenu. NlCnlEan.
All are approaching the conclusion
or run terms except Senator du pont.
OF Delaware. appointed Icy the Gov
crnor to succeed J. q. Woicott. re-
signed; Senator Grow. appointed by
the Governor OF Pennsylvania to sue
coed the late rhiiandcr Knox: SEN
ator Pepper, appointed by the Cover
nor OF PENNSYLVANIA To succeed the
late toicS l%l"ose. and Senator Raw
son, appointed by the Governor OF
Iowa to succeed William T.. KENYON.
just appointed United States district
Judge. The terms OF these run only
until their successors are elected and
qualify.
The entire membership Of the House
OF Representatives, total OF 435
Is subject I" biennial election this
year. The present House Is compoeed
Of 3ol Republicans. 1872 Democrats.
There IL one House vacancy
Democrats. To take III. House ma :
jority. would have To elect members
TO all the seats they now hold. ana
cirhty-siN more. The Republicans
could lose ciGhty-thrcc members and
still have majority. An but nine
teen OF :tr present Democratic mem :
hers are from Southern Statcs. and
OF tho ninNcen scattering Northern.
ers. nine aSe from New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
STOPS COAL MINING
TO PLAY BASEBALL
Try Associated press.l

BOSTON. March 5.--Bascball Is
more profitable than coal mining. and
80 Charley Paul. IL cape Breton, Nova
Scotia. has put away his pick and
liz now hus'linE to 81 Petersburg.
Fla. with the Boston Nationals In the
hope that he may pitch for Fred Nit
ch"lf. braves during the coming sea-
sou.
Paul /" ~ years old. slowed away
In hts ruilcasc II - record Of sixteen
Ghin"n won and four lost az u twirlcr
for tho Waterford. y. S.. team in u
hrc"-cornrrrh professional league
last aeason. lie gave up coal mining
a month ago,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
R0T ARY CLUB INVITES
MANY ORGANIZATIONS
Better Business in Peters.
burg to BE Discussed
Next Thursday.

rE'.ERSNrRG. VA. March 3
Nrtirr business IN Petersburg" will
be the subject Toy discussion at the
meeting of the Rotary cub next
Thursday night at the Y. NJ. G. 4. at
which place all the business organ
izati"ns OF The city have been i'm
vit"d /" attend ana cooperate in the
movement
Every "rg'niaztion-f at"rnal,
civic, religions and others will he
present al the meeting In a round
tahl" discussion. Many important
questions VIII be discussed by the
men, among which viii bc Just how
better business in Petersburg can b..
brought about and what caused the
present business drpr"ssinn?"
IN" following "rranizations have
accepted IN" invitation of III" Rotary
club L. mti"nd ,hc meeting
tn" city ~ Petersburg Will h. rem
resented hy Louis Rrovnlow. Mayor
Samuel w. thinner aud counciim-n
Wright, Euckcr. WILCOX and Haxtrr.
The chamber uf Commerce VIII he
represented ) Secretary ". NJ Mar
tin: Retail Merchants Association.
X. a. Parsons ana L.. y Eosrnstock:
kiwauis CIUh, John holly and Fred
~. cole. Travellers Protective Asso-
citation. Walter 4 E1Ush. NJ. {. A.
Hatcher seward and carter Myers:
Benevolent and Protective order Of
tIHs oliver y r"liard. Knights Of
Columbus. Edwin = rI"m"n,s:
Young M'u'S Hebrew Association.
Luis Levitt aud Mu< Jacobs. Ma
sons. Paul W'hh. y. l.. Williams and
T. II Steward KNIGHTS "i rythias
br. f. t.. Hodges and J. W Porter:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
30 RIDERS TO START
IN SIX.DAY RACE.

NEW YORK, March Sixteen
teams Of bicycle riders. made UP Of
me nest known endurance racers in
the world were ready for the star,
at midnight IN the spring Six.day
grind around the saucer IN Madison
S0uar" Garden. Alfred Gouilet. fore
most OF tho American entrants hs
f.hnie Madden for partner and Maui
rice Rrccco. the Italian rider. was
coupled with Durytcr. OF R4lgium.
Goullet and Rrocco won the Decem
her SIX day race in the garden The
teams follow:
foul!et and MAIDEN; Esq and Eaton:
'"hurn and Lands. Mcnamara and
Grcnda; McBea;h and Magin; Law
renee and Thomas; I,oIzoni and oliver.
hchacts and Persyn: Brocco and bury
ter: Bcilo and Ganney: Kopsky and
Ersklne; Drobach and Hanley: Hora n
and Fitzsimmons: Taylor and Kaiser.
Jcsseret and Dcgraves: Ru,t ana
krukat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
DEBS TO RETURN AS
SOCIALIST PARTY HEAD
IRv Associated r-os

LEY ELAND. q. March s-I;ugcne
v ipchs. three times pr~siden.ial
candidate IN the SoCialis, ticket will
return l" active leadership Of that
r"'' al The national convention her.
"p'i ~ !" May >. II WAS announced
"a" state convention Of The
socialist party here today
IL was in this city that pch, ,,
sentenced 1" the Federal prison a,
N''"hta Tor his wartime uttcranr.s
since his release from that prisnn
Few months ago he has been rcst
ing at his home In Tcrrc IIaut. Ind
ia an cnort 10 improve his hcai,b
"'."s"'cs L" the convention state.
'"iS year ana next viii! sec the
Wv aust party more active than at
any Tim" since the war il was stated
y complete state ticket to hc votcd
on at the November election wa.
chosen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
TIGER BALL TOSSERS
START SPRING TRAINING

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
hAMlpES SIDNEY. VA, March g.
with the recent early spring weather
hin Hampton Sidney ball toss.rs and
get pretty fair line ON tho ma
tcrihl. While the battcryrn.n have
been At work for nearly two weeks
h"th In the gymnasium and out OF
6nnr". with the arrival Or warm
weather the coach was able to sum
mon all cand! dates for tn. nine
At the present tim" ,aorc arc seven
letter men in school. and IL is OK
rected tina; when the third term omen.
Inc inter part OF March, George XII
mon, thlrd buncman FOR tho last Two
years. VIII b" In uniform and ready
10 h"!d down the hot corner" again.
lie has been out Of college for some
time b"caus. OF illness. Last season
k'!mon battcd around 400 through
out thc year. and has return VIII
greatly strengthen TIA" team. The
"th"r letter men are captain Brrna-
man, pitcher. Luke. pitcher: A,taya,
catcher; Sanders, firSt bEs-Inan: Lush.
second has"man; bay, shoris,up. and
smith Vutiicld"r.
The hurting stan is rapidly get
inr the Kinks worked ont. and m.
Indications are that tt will be ON.
the strongest Ia the STATE. Tvo
"Htcr men hnd six other experienced
P"irl-rs ar. maSinE bids for posi-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
5 CHARGES ARE LODGED
AGAINST RICHMONDER
IL v inrtmrrmnnn Arrested Il, City
ohircrs-AllrEcd To HIVE Iircn
SnrcUinr In IItnrir.. i...nnI,

Charged with speeding. curSimg and
abusing an officer ANA with being a
IuEltiN" from li"nricu County. l.. V.
Lar lhrfuann was arrested Yesterday
evening at Monument Avenue ANA Tia"
bouleNhrd by lieutenant Eosuu"t and
Officer Ford ana dockrt,d "a, IA. So.
ond Police station. ~" ,vaS buil"l for
ms appearance in Police Count today.
Larimcrmanu was alleged to have
exceeded III" speed Limit In lIcurico
COUNTY ANA AN .mur, To arrest him
was mad" 10y County OIiccr ". H..
Lawrence, WI" authorized &. L.. An
dr"ws. his son-in !aw, To- assist him.
inc accuse" hr"N" from his capturs.
II was stated. ana in the scramble
that cnsucd Mr. Andrews was b,dIy
cut by the Windshield of one Of the
cars. lie was taken 10 Stuart circle
Hospital whore il ~as said las,
night his condition i-a~"nrt serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
PRO GOLFERS TO
PLAY AT MOBILE
Try Associated press.I

MOBILE. ALA. March 5.-A score
or crack professional golfers o, Tn.
country, including Gene Sarazcn. win
h"r OF the Southern open champion
SNIP AT Ne" orleans, Saturday viii
Tee OF tomorrow morning for tn.
hrst eighteen holes OF the ,hirty-si.
mol" medal score competition which
VIII decide the winners OF IN. Mobile
country cubs open tournament
WINE i"daH's competition Is medal
scnrr' IN" contestants Will nlay i'm
pairs. The following have been
p'lrcd' Bowd"n and Ecnna, John
N"ecFS ana Pete p'lIara; Rose and
n""r'Ws, hucknali and Campbell.
ON Ralnppi. OF Maplewoud. y J.
VIII be paired with Bob Andrew. 81
Birmingham.
Jim Barnes. national open cha,rn.
'oh' VIII come over from New Drlran.
l" 'ake part IN the local event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
GRANTS TO START REAL
WORK At SAN ANTONIO
Regulars Take a Day OFF to
Try Luck at Catch.
ing Bass.
BY United Ncws1

San ANTONIO. TENAS. March b
IN" Giant regulars left baseball fiat
on IT'S back today and journcyed on,
I" Lake Medina to try their whips at
oaSS casting. Most of the piayers
showed less control tossing the shin
ing bait around 10 fool tn. Rsb Than
'h"E nave 40 far in getting a base
bah where they want it. The fish
had hearty laugh ali day.
Art Nchf. McGraw's pitching ne.
was the only regular To pass up tho
fishing lie went to Piedras Nicrras
10 see mll-fight. Ban johnson
president Of the American League
ais" was one Of the party.
Tn" rockies were given shnr,
workout in the afternoon. but mos,
Of them were released to watch the
ouiin"t- angham golf match
Cory bolan. Giant coach pro-
nounccd every man on the squad in
good shape, aside from "a fcw bruises
aud sore spots sustained in tho Sat.
uTday workout.
rho real sessions start tomorrow
and every ono Of the young men is
in for nj lcRst six hours WORK
Word was received today that
George Kelly. hrst bascman on IN.
Giants greatest inhcld. will not ar
rive here until late In tho week