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Daily Golf Catechism,
With Rules Simplifed
ny INNS BROWN

q. What IS the status OF the
stNmic at present following the ac
ton OF the United States Golf Az
ISOLATION short time since?
y. Under u. s. q. a. rules hence
forth stymies must be played In match
play. that is in singles. unless the
TWO balls lie within six inches Of
each other, in which case the one
nearer the hole must be played or
lifted on the request 70 the other
player. The decision. of course, does
not affect medal play.
q. Is there any penalty for strik :
Ing the flag in match play while tho
players caddie is standing holding
the flag. IL the flag is still in position
In the cup:
a. Yes. the caddie Is supposed to
l!ft the flag, and his failure TO do SC
panaIizes his player by loss OF the
hole.
@. Can q player in three ball
match recall shot by one OF hi.
opponents IL the latter plays out OF
turn?
y. Not through the fairway. but he
can do so on the putting green.
.. Is II permissible to drop a ball
and count stroke. where n ball Is
lost. in order to keep from losing
ones place TO another match?
y. There is nothing to prevent such
practice in friendly matches where
all parties agree in advance. hut IL
would not be allowed In tournament
play.
Q. Is there anything in the rules
which requires players OF a match not
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PROGRESSIVE MOVES
|NDORsED BY CHAMBER
Hopcwcll Business Body Gives
Approval to Councils
Action.

HOPEWELL VA. May Io-At a
busy meeting OF tho directors of tn.
Hopewell Chamber OF Commerce hold
last night in the City Hail. resolu-
tons were adopted VoiCIng approval
or tn. chamber Of the recent action
taken hy the city administrative
bodies aud the results ACCOMPLISHED
by officers Of the chamber and the
city in the annexation problem. The
signing "C the contract accepting tho
IRE equipment OF the DUPONT in
t"r"sts and engaging the services OF
the Industrial Service Corporatiuu
was also approved ~ by the cham
her.
Among the many other matters de-
handing the attention of tho dircC-
tors of tn. chamber at this tim. is
the construction Of the Norfolk
Richmond highway through Hope
We'll. Plans are now under constd-
GRAFTON by the chamber, which hold
much promise for the proposed
thOroughfar" ana the discussion Of
the route VIII be the main issue at
the next open meeting OF the cham
Der. which Will be held on May !. In
the City liall.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First race tsix furlongs)-Glyn.
|!3.io. $3.50. '2.Io. won; Birdie c.,
|s25O SEQ. second; Lady Delhi. $3.50.
Notices Pink also ran.
Second race ifuur and half fur
Ilongs) Full spoon. $40. $3.50. $3.50.
'ond. Bclle of Blue Ridge. 81. third.
walton and Needy. Bandcou and
Probable also ran.
Third race Zone mile)-Lady Astor,
$3.50. $3.50. out. won: Dorothy Buck
|ner. $3.50. out. second: Dolores. out.
third. Time: 1870. Travesty also ran.
Fourth race tsix furlongs)-Petie,
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50. won: Joujou. $3.50,
$3.50, second: Asia. $500, third. Time:
1914. Lionicere, Fancy Free and
1AIarimba also ran.
Fifth race Como mile and a six
|teenthD--Rcp, $3.50. 1920. $3.50. won:
4larncy Stone. s3.7O. $3.50. second
Frank W., $3.50. third. Time: l:474-5.
Ashland. ThRron. Mysterious Girl and
american Roy also ran.
sixth race Qour and n half FUR
llonGs)-Prince X. $3.50, 1910, S2.lO.
won: Dan Il. O'Sullivan, 1910, SEQ
second: l.archmont. $40, third. Time
80 3-5. Golden Crest and I.ucius also
Iran.
Seventh races Gone milo and three
siNtecnths)-Legal, $3.50, $3.20, s2.7O.
won: Alex. Jr.. s3.90, $3.50, second
IRritish Maid. $3.50, third. Time
: 2:ol. 1aNiel def at post). Pictor,
Bond. Granddaddy and Mormonelder
U,lso ran.
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LONE INSPECTOR
THWARTS BOLD
POST-OFFICE HOLDUP
Continued From Eirs; paEcl

Continued From First Pagc)
pal" that Inspector Doran said to-
day nc could recount almost every
step taken in the July IS Liberty
toud theft.
The chief actor In this theft, he
said, was Morris Steinbcrg. H.
year-old clerk in the registry de-
partment SteinherG. according to
the Inspector. had some means-as
yet undiscovered-of ascertaininE
when valuable packages were to
come to the post-ofiice from the Fed
eral Reserve Bank.
Gives Details OF Robbery.
lie knew In advance the big ship
ment OF Liberty bonds which was
made on July Is, and laid the pouch
aside when II was delivered.
A few minutes after. II is alleged.
hos took the pouch TO wall close,
on the third floor. where Edward Fo.
for several hours. Tossing the pouch
lantly hack to his post. leaving Fo-
gel 10 rip u open. extract the package
OF bonds and slip quietly out OF the
building.
Steinberg was suspected at the
time. but care was taken to make
him think he was not. and shor'
time later occasion was found TO
drop him from the service for a mi
nor lnfraction OF the rules
The inspector continued to wat, h
him and ,hc"beardet gent managed
10 scrapc an acquaintance at the cor
.ectioncry store he and Fogel had
opened.
Taking room in the lower East
Side as his "hangout," the Inspector
installed speech recording instru-
mcnt and Invited them to visit him.
II was not long until ne had met the
other Ave men alleged TO he mem
hers OF tho gang, and was swapping
stories with them about their mail
robhinE eXploits-whilc the fellow
inspectors recorded the conversation
In an adjoining room. Finally the
gangs,ers let the bearded gent" in
on tho City Hall station plot-,and
the swoop came.
.\rraisned before United States
Commissioner Hitchcock. this after
noon. the seven prisoners were held
in bail ranging from $4,000 10 So
coo each.
%tc!nhcrg. FoEcl. Abraham Cold
smith aud Gustav GALES were held
in $4,000; Irving Weinstein in 49,
900 and Gustav FcIdman and Harry
Shapiro in $4,000 each.
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l,750,0O0
IN BONDS OF CITY
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
Continued From First Page.)


from the original appropriation after
all the proposed school buildings
have been completed
SI25.OOO for Each Ward.
The Roden bond issue will provinc
$4,000 for street improvements in
each Of the four wards, and II is
believed by tho committee that tho
bonds will bring price which will
take little from this total Dircc-
tor Savillc has planned 10 dispose Of
this fund to the best advantage. Civ
ing every section Of the city all
improvements in street paving that
can be reasonably handled during the
year.
The gas bonds viii provide funds
for practictl completion OF the i'm
provements in the rehabilitation OF
the plant. the extension OF mains. and
corrections in sections OF the city
that have been forced TO stand for
service which half century ago
would haye been considered princcly.
The water bonds WHY aid material
~ in the installation OF mains to
take care Of all necessary pressure
anu ShpIAN' h'h VIII HNiP tSN'Hu 'Hf
service into isolated and neglected
sections.
The committee was una imous I'm
its action. feeling, as every member
expressed himself, that the people
demanded action, and with the won
icrful growth OF the city such de-
mand was reasonable. although the
funds at the disposal OF the commit
tee, ii was indicated. would in no
way hc squandercd
There is still limit for bond is
sues Of about $4,000. 600. SO that. as
Chairman Grundy stated. the city ia
still able TO take care of almost any
this side OF an earth
quake"
Funds In Circulation soon.
Comptroller Cofer viii within
short while advertise for the bids
on bond sale. and at special meet
ing Of the committee on June 90, tho
bonds viii lie sold so that the funds
may ho put into circulation on or
shortly after July /.
Tho committee Will meet next
Thursday night To hear from all in
terestcd In the disposition of a num-
her Of petitions under tho dependent
widows and orphans fund. Chair
man Grundy asks all applicants and
Others Interested TO be at this meet
ing.
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.lRr Asrocla,ch rross !


NEW YORK. May 10 Baseball
'ans were taking tonight about tho
f"hcdulad return ~ Iinb. Ruin from
"File TO tho Polo Grounia tomorrow
afternoon. Reserved seats for IN.
game hhve all been SOLD. Some Of
the blcachers' bags ARC likcly TO limo
up outside tho pa'"s before dawn
az they do FOR tho world series
There's ono little formally ,ha,
must be carried ont overnight. since
haho's suspension IL not eutomati-
'h.ly lifted tomorrow. Ills hosses
must send a polite telegram 10 com.
missioner Lands inquirlnK ~ II riil
b" nj! right for their favori,e en-
gluye 10 60 back to work. \ reply
must come from tho commissioner
"'orc Habo can take his place in
IN" lineup.
IN" sight ~ him swinginy the
Devastating bat that cloutcd nfty-
hlnc home runs iaat year Is Just one
~ tho three c1traordlnary attrac-
tons that tomorrow battle between
10" Yankees and the ST Louis
hrowns has 10 oNer. Tomorrow other
home run swatt"rs viii make thor
1922 bow to &cw York fans "A, tn.
sam" time Ak the Babe
Williams Makes Debut In Gotham
one OF them !s Kenneth Williams.
who is doing Just about as weu In
~" fourth base hit production lln.
as Tho BABE was a year ago Already
he's got eleven of them to his credit.
a'b thats 4 good start on anybody.
Hah" Ruth Included. Th!s time las,
season Ban" had only twelve homer.
HH jhr slate.
~; me Hnbc prrtouds cool In
difference :" IA" waliUgIng ~ Wu-
linUT "oh. he'll quit" Is tho yam
zoe mhul"r.s comment when you ask
MIN what H. 'hinks about the way
'hlS 81 Louis chap * knoching en-
."ut II" just hits homcrs in ST
Louis" IA" Babe ADDS
Williams is reported 10 have said
that ID" IS not straining To top the
hauihino's record. and that he'd iust
as soon p!ao short drive where
there's nobody to catch IL as always
TO DE swinging FOR a homer or moth
ing. but ms manager. Loo Foil.
takes crack u, wha, Eahe says
about kenneth.
Foil Praises Ills Player.
II don't want 70 take any credit
away from him" Mr. Foil cautious
~ begins hut bat !, IS my honest
opinion mat Il Williams could play
,:"v"u'T-scv"n games at the Polo
|irounds th!s year. with shat short
rlEh' ncld stand as a target he
would maze seventy i've home runs"
The third debut tomorrow VIII he
that ~ sot Meus"!. bauishcd from
the game Win Ruth for IN" FIRST
;h!rty-oight days of tho season be-
cause they went harrstorning last
fan after Commissioner Lands told
them not TO. M"Gscl knows thing
or TWO about hitting himself. Last
year hc got twcuty-four homcrs
Fair" said tho weather man.
when asked what he thought about
the prospects FOR tomorrow.
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RENERSES DECISION
OF DISTRICT COURT
Judge Martin 4. Knapp Hands Down
Decision In Case ~ 1. =. vs..
NIppOn lmscn KnnMshIki.

Reversal Of the decision OF the Dis
tr!ct Court at Baltimore In the case
Of the United states government
against Nippon Yuscn kanuShiki was
made yesterday in an opinion hand
cd down by Judg" Martin A. Knapp.
which was concurred in by Judges
Waddill and Wood in the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals.
The action. libel proceeding, re-
suited from a collision between the
Jeanette Skinner a steamer
owned by the government. and then
in army transport service manned by
the navy. and the Ccylin Maru
while tho latter was lying Mt anchor
off Tr"npeloupe. France. in Novem-
Der, 1918
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GRACE GEORGE TO SCI.
NEW PLAYS IN PARIS

NEW YORK. May William \
Brady and his wife. Grace George
have gone to Europe. Miss GcorE,
VIII go direct To Paris To soc the pro-
ductions OF "Aimcr. by Paul Ger
aldy. and La Flamme," by Charles
Mere. She has acquired the Amer
lean rights 10 these plays and will
translate them for use In this coun-
try. She has options on tao other
plays now being acted in Paris Mr.
Brady VIII go to Belgium on busi-
ness mission. the nature of which
he has not disclosed.
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II j. n" favor TO "a college SproUt
just hreaNing into the major leagues
The sacred COW Of the campus TOO
often becomes u mere scrub when he
IS turned loose 10 fight for his grazing
on tho close clipped meadows of the
most notorious cNarnplcr, and Il more
recent case In point Is that Of Glenn
kiiiing"r. the Penn state football
the ianks tried him out.
Fordham University has sent up
fourteen hallplaycrs TO the majors ia
the last decade Of whom ten made
good. bu, Frank Frisch. the Giants
second hascman. Is the only one who
had 10 overcome the handicap 81 de-
I"rious admiration and raptUroUs
publicity. The others who mad. the
grade just drifted In and went 10
work. unhamporcd by any such cN-
p"ctaiions on the part of the public
- proved an insuromounthb bic mental
'la%zrad 20 Thorpe and killy. Dick
kudu.'h was a Fordham boy and so
was Jack Slattcry, the Harvard base
ban coach. who caught for Boston.
Now Fordham has a fne college
pitcher in Tim Mcnamara. captain Of
the % varsity. who struck out eich-
teen men. allowed nine hits and lost
his game. 10 !. through errors In hts
first start this year against Iehigh.
Three clubs, the Giants. Braves and
Red SoN, arc only waiting until No
Namsra's education is Officially
finished 20 offer him work In the
majors But Cap'n Tim will have his
troubles then. for III has been too
we'll exploited already and when he
finally goes to the big time the
crowds viii expect no-hit games in
his first season.
Man wants hut little hero below.
and sometimes ne doesn't deserve
that on tn" other hand. Norwich
Benjamin BloCk's indicated colt
won $4,000 last year as a two-year-
old. and II his legs and earning ca
pacity run true To form again this
spring. may exceed Man q Wars
takinEs OF S250.0 in two years. an
American record Yet Man o. War
and Norwich will be content with
their mash and oats. clean quarters
and a little attention. The horse has
no equivalent OF the successful
plunger's vine party or JACK Dcmr-
sey's limousine.
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TWO GOVERNMENT SHIPS
ASHORE IN VICIOUS GALE
Eaglcboat No. II and Army
Steamer General wilkins
Are Breaking Up.

NEW YORK. May io.--Drivru "
vicious eastern galc, two govern
ment ships-Eagleboas No. II and
III" army steamer General John ".
wilkins pounded ashore on Long
Island today and are reported to bs
breaking up.
Tho gallo. which sprang up on tn,
n esil at y sarrifiS rainstSu-.: about
~ NJ. wrought havoc along the
coast Even tn" sian, Aqui,anIa
sailing OF her drive along the is-
iand. ANA NJ one time coastguards
reported there was \ fear sho might
S"t In too close and come to grief on
ono of tho many hidden bars
The General Wilkins pounded In
on III" rocks at Orient Point We'd
ncsday. Soon after she struck her
crcw was OF and tho ship had bec,,
given IN IA lost
The t:arlcboat. newly attached 10
the dry navy, struck Il hidden ba.
ono milo OF Amagansett. Her crew
OF sixty men was rescued In n series
Of thrilling dashcs through the surf
ON "A wave submerged raft, to which
tn" men dashed themselves
Commander Ricketts,. of the Eagle
boat. hunting rum runners. ran in:o
a heavy foE shortly after midnight
Thcn tho gale tore down, and
Ricketts, decided To run for safety.
hoping to get under the partial pro-
lection of Easthampton on the
AmaEausett bars. however, the little
Loaf stuck.
Ruilt more for speed and long
cruising than for strength the
Eacleboat was easy prey To the bat
terlng seas. and II was only few
moments after she struck that the
commander realized his danger and
sent up rockets
Lifcsavcrs from mo Georgica sta
ton. near AmagauSctt. responded
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FORT SMITH ARK, MAY IA
lowing inspection Of properties n, m.
Fort smith Baseball Association hc-.
today. sam Brcadon. president. and
branch Hickey. vice president Of tho
81 Louis National League baseball
club. announced before leaving for
81. Louis tonight that they had
closed deal with the loca! aSsocia-
lion for n controlling in,e-"s, in tho
Fort Smith club OF the western AS
sociation.
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Baton Rouge Club Take, Meet,

BATON ROUGE. la, May I9.--The
Baton Rouge Athletic Club, with
|'iXty-thrco points. won the fifteenth
|innual junior events Of the Southern
"a. y. L. track championships here
oday at Louisiana State field. with
tho Y. NJ. G. C. Club OF New Orleans
second. with % points. and patter
',on High School third. with 90 potnts.
No records wero broken. Tho senior
,vents Will be hold tomorrow.
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ANDIs WILL GIVE
HIS REILLY AT ONCE


CHICAGO. May - Tcncsaw NJ
Lands. baseball commissioned. to-
night declared nc would give immc-
|G!aic attention to Babe Ruths APP
piicat!ou FOR reinstatement when Il,
Is received tomorrow. hut refused TO
say definitely what action he would
take.
is there any doubt abou, what
I'm going 10 dor" he asked re-
porter.
"Not In my mind" was the reply.
you're going 10 r.instate him right
away. aren't you?'
I'm not going 10 draw any dia
grams for you" said the commits
|s!oner. There's telegraph wire
from New York to chicago and an
|other one from Chicago to New
York. You've told me about Ruths
plans TO use ono OF them. When
uso the other one III let you know
lat once"
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warren Faces Charges.

HOPFW Ed. VA. May i9.-.T. NJ
Warren. Commissioner Of Revenue or
this city. who is charged with mall
feasancr, misfcasanca and derslic-
ton OF duty. will be summoned into
the Corporation Court Monday morn
Ing To answer To the charges. The
inquiry Will he held NJ 10 o'clock.
Judge Thomas -. Robertson. pre-
siding
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BABES APPEARANCE
RESTS WITH Lands
Commissioners Must Act on
Application Before Slug.
ger Can Play.
nRowNs rANks' OPPONENTS
Kenneth Williams. who ua. Made
Eleven Home Runs. Ready to show
Metropolis How lie Hits Them.
bnmbino Not Worried.
fBy t,.ocintcd I,rcss.I

CHICAGO. May Ink. VI. Linn
dis c"minIssIonrr or baseball. re-
tired tonight without having re-
c"irrd message from nnbc
t"fh' the hnme-run king Of tho
New York Yankees, making re-
instntcmrnt. while word rnmr
from New York TINT Ruth hind
Hrnt Telegram from there Mt
midnight. n>kinE reinstntrment,
Leslie O'connor. Nr. Inndis' sec-
r"tnry, indicated II would not he
considered before morning.
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ColIcginn Allow, Ono III.

ANDERSON. s. C.. May l9.-CIarke
pitching for Mississippi College hero
today. hold Ncwhcrry to one hi,
ana struck out ten ba;tcrs, hut an
error IN the first inning allowed New
berry /" score the only run OF tho
game. which resulted in a l-toO
victory for Ncwhcrry.
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Southeastern 8 League

co"ardiu Avenue vs.. cambridge
Street. South Side
East End Baptist vs. Branch Me
mortal. oakwood
Monument Methodist VS.. Maple
Grove. Lucks Field
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ruhIlc snfctr nIrcctnr nrtirc.

NORFOLK. VA, May l?.-Rear-
Admiral a. c. Dillingham;. L. :. ~
retired. Director OF Public Safety OF
Norfolk, today resigned. effective
June II. TIL. resignation was ten
dcred to City Manager Ashburner by
letter. and will be accepted. Admiral
Dillingham; was appointed June 10.
1919.
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Woodland Heights VS. Fairmount.
South Side. No. .
Third Christian vs. c. & O. Rail.
road. i.uck's Field.
virginia Athletic cub =. I;ou.
Memorial. Clark Springs, SO .
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Church nm Bank vs.. knights Of
Columbus. Fulton.
Richmond Blues vs.. Richmond
Grays. Byrd Park. No 2.
Power Company VS.. pos.-onicc,
Scotts Addition.
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Enst End FIrcmrn WIN.

Eas, End Firemcn. Of the Rich
in"rd Fire Department.. beat the West
.Ehd firem"n, 10 :. yesterday af-
ternoon at ciarke's Springs.
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shreveport. 4; Houston. o.
Fort Worth. IL: beaumont, 8.
wichita Falls. 0; San Antonio, ..
Dallas. Z: Galveston. 4.
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Junior Athletic I..nru..

Gin'er Park VS.. church I'M. Gin,er
Park.
Highland Park VS.. South side.
Franklin Field
BOYS club vs.. Seabrook. byrd
PARK. No. g.
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ut.t,rt, rnrn T. Sold

DERICkSBURG. VA. May 10.
THE historic farm of st. Julien. in
Spotsylvania County. near this city,
was sold at auction. a. l.. Boulware.
OF Spotsylvania, was the purcha ser at
the price OF $4,000.
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English Lutheran VS.. Westminster
Byrd Park. 40 g.
Grace-Covenant We. Third Presby-
terIah Clark Springs. No. i.
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Appalachian League Results.
knoxville. 2: Johnson City. 4.
BRISTOL. $40: Cleveland. 20.
Grecnvillc. s; KinGsport. l.
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Southern Association Rc.u,,,

Nashville. BE; Chattanooga, 81.
Atlanta. 2; birmingham. :.
Mobile. =. Memphis. >.
New Orleans. 4; Little Rock. 6.
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TOi,ncrO Irnruc,

Muricl VS.. Herbert Taroyton. o30.
Lucky Strike vs. Fatirna. $3.50.
(Both games at Boulevard Field)
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AMATEUR SCHEDULE
Commercial I.enoue

Church liill va. Dixie Eagles, Byrd
Park. No. J.
Takola VS.. Earnest Brothers. c. C.
A. Field.
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International I.enruc Rc,,.

Toronto. ,; Buffalo. s.
jersey City. >: Reading. ..
All toner games postponed. rain.
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Episcopal VS.. Methodist. Highland
Park diamond
rreshytcrian vs.. baptist. Seminary
diamond ttwp rames)
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;. y. workers. To Meet at Irvington.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nav 10
The Sunday school convention Of
the Baptist churches OF the Northern
Neck. will be held at Irvington Ban
fist Church. May 81 and &C.
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in the ,ournamen ito give way to

In tn" tournament ito give way to n
tournament match
\. The rules Of golf make no pro-
vision Tor such matters. hut certainly
the golf committee and other officials
ot cluh holding a tournament would
tSlabiish such ruling, and have full
right To enforce t.
IL any golf rules puzzle you write
innis Brown. car" of our Sporting be-
partmcnt. inclOsing stamped return
envelope.
Copyright. 1929. Sol Metzgcr.)
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COLLEGE BASEBALL


Georgia. E; Mercer. O.
os!ethorp". s. Georgia Tech. ;.
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spcnt Pleasant Social uonr.

HcPEW ELL, VA. May IA de-
lightful social hour was enjoyed by
members and friends OF the Trinity
Methodist Church OF city Point last
night at the church. Tho social was
held under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society. who served re-
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