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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
TAKOLA FIVE TO MEET
PARK VIEW SATURDAY
Contest Will Go Long Ways
Towards Deciding indie
Dendent State Title.

The state independent title will be
settled beyond dispute for the first
time in years Saturday night at the
Howit2ers' Armory, when the local
Tnkola five hook up with the Park
what is expected To he Il clenr AMI
ship. The Takol2 FIVE to date has
Portsmouth. Alexandria, Naval Base.
Hopewell and Lynchburg These
tennis In turn have met and defeated
Snm9lk. 4, neterennrg: Roanoke and
In years the respective schedules OF
the teams involved has been so ar
ranged as TO clarity and make pos
sible the title of champion.
Both teams have declared their
Willingness To meet any team that
should see nj to dispute this claim.
The only stipulation to this chal-
lenEe being that the record of the
team In question shows il to be q
worthy opponent.
The local Takola five Will enter tho
sons than one. All are home boys
civic pride, VIII lend her hearticsr
encouragement for Richmond vic
ruled supreme among the independ-
ent teams for the past five years, have
been met and defeated by the Takola
five by margin OF eleven points.
mot and defeated tho team which has
cleaned UP the western end of the
state has only the Eastern half or
tidewater division to look after.
Working along this line they have
eliminated in quick succession the
Norfolk Wessleys, conquerors of Uni
vcrsity Of Richmond. and champions
of Norfolk and vicinity for past two
years. Alexandria. who has ruled
supreme In Northern Virginia. Ports
mouth, Naval Base and IIopewell. who
may have entered counter claims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01

Philadelphia in tho spring OF 1919
Tor the Eastern pocket billiard cham
pionship. We played the first match
ard ran nip-and- AT one stage
or the game Grcen,eaf and myself
had forty-nino points each. finally
won by the score OF IoJ 10 ST.
Mccoy also won another victory
over Greenlcaf when nc beat him
Tor the Eastern championship ut VIII
ininEton, Del, in the winter OF 1917
by N" score Of I25 TO l0T.
Mccoy Ready 10 Defend Title.
Tn. Richmond player lays claim to
the Southern championship. since he
defeated Oswald two years ago for
the title. Mccoy has not been chal-
lenged for the title since. but is
ready 10 meet all Corners.
The fact that Creenleaf retained
his title as champion pocket billiard
player OF the world Is only part OF
the story OF the match. Grecnlea
broke tho worlds record for high
run by running 100 points in the
tournament. No high runs arc CON
sidcred official unless made In au-
thoriZed tournament. The previous
high run was 81, made by Benny
Allen in the tournament in which Me-
Gov heat t;rcPplpnf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
POCKET BILLIARD CHAMPION
ONCE LOST TO LOCAL PLAYER
James Mccoy Last 10 Defeat Ralph Creenlea in Tour.
nament Plays Titeholder Runs 100 in
Match Against Hucston

ralph Grccnlchf. national pocii ct
billiards champion. who retained his
,itle IN New York Friday night By
defeating Thomas Hueston, former
chainpion. once was forced TO yell
nun in match with James T.. Nc
10Y, Of Richmond. Mccoy was the
iast player 10 defeat the modern
WIZARD or tho cue in tournament ulpy.
Details of the defeat Of (ireenleaf
by the Richmond man were gathered
IN AN Interview with Mccoy ycster-
dh!. Mccoy, who H. operating n iii d.
iiYrd pnrior in Richmond. was nsE.t!
about the account OF the match i'm
New York. He declared that the her.
lofmancc OF Grcenlcaf. who beat his
rival by tho score OF $50 to 1873. was
truly remarkable one
ncnts Grccnlcnf I'm 1910.
Mac was asked il he ever met
me champion what method Of uttHck
Would he pcrsue In order To comba
the wizardry of the present title
h3ider? why the same that I used
when beat him in the spring OF IeIo
was the reply. Mccoy was pressed
Tor details OF the match and related
frc"nlcaf and myself MGR I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01

piloted through by Delegate T. w.
Oziin. of Luxembourg: y. l.. Henley, of
Williamsburg ana Floor Leader l..
Holman Willis. assisted by Delegate
w. Stuart Momett. OF Augusta, and
Delegate j. II. Stinson. OF Buchanan.
Delegate OZiin read the bill and
explained It's provisions. He point
cd out that the chairman of the COM
| mission. 4 newly created title, would
| undertake the duties heretofore done
by the Highway Commissioners. while
| the designated Highway Commission
cr under provisions OF the bill would
! assume the duties OF engineer and
be the technical man.
One OF the most material amend
ments accepted was that which makes
the first of February. instead OF the
| first OF April. the time for the allct-
mcnt Of the highway funds for each
year.
strenuous opposition was entered
ny Delegate Wilbur G.. Hall. u. Lind :
say Gordon. and T.. Hugh Smith to
the provision which did not place n
limit upon the amount OF coInDensa-
| ton the chairman of the commission
should receive. Mr.. Hall offered an
amendment. placing the limit at $500
| and Delegate. Smith placing II at
$4,000. Delegate Hall reading n list
Of salaries paid similar officers In
other states. the highest Of which
was S1,5oo. Opposing the placing OF
limit was Floor Leader Il. Holman
Willis. Of Roanoke: Delegate y. l..
| Henley. of williamsburg: Delegate j
III. Stinson. Of buchanan; Delegate T.
III. Gibson. cr Culpeper. and others
! their contention being that the Gov
ernor should he given u free hand In
the selection Of the man whom he
believed To hc capable of giving Vir-
GINA the Kind OF highway sys.
| tom that the State deserves. 1t was
pointed out that the Governor would
hnve6to go into competition with
otheroStates for the man desired, and
would have to have q free hand
an amendment was agreed to pro-
HidinG Tor n permanent record of adj.
dittonal mileage to be constructed by
the commission outside OF that au-
! thorized by the road bills which by
| the provisions OF the bill Ia limited
To per centum of the total mileage
An attempt was made to eliminate
the section providing for eminent do
main, but these amendments were de
ieaied. All amendment was added
however. providing that no road
should be run within sixty feet of any
| residence.
Speaking for the bill. Delegate Hen
ley said that roads had been his hobby
| for the past eight years. and that
while no man or system could he nor
| rect. he felt that the substitute hill
was one OF the fairest and best ever
| drawn, but that regardless OF how
good bill may be drawn. or how
good the system. the roads could
, not be built without money.
Delegate w. &. Hoover, OF Rocking
nam. said there was an abundance OF
assurance that the necessary money
would no forthcoming II the commits
sion demonstrated IL would spcnd tho
money judiciously.
opposing tho paragraph which
placed no limit on the COMPENSATION
: OF The chairman of the commission.
X. Lindsay Gordon. said: I'VE want
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
FARMVILLE A. C.. WINS
FROM PETERSBURG

FARMVILLE. VA, Feb. 2S.-In the
most brilliantly played game of the
season, the Farmvillc a. G. outfouEht
and outgamed and outscored the fast
Petersburg "Y'' team in a game play
od at the local armory or Saturday
night The final score was 40 to Is.
Every man on the local quint ou,did
himself and the team got going like
IA wcil-oiied piece OF machinery. Fitz..
patrick put on the very best game Of
his career. and with Coach Roundy
shared honors as the best player on
the floor. His shooting from the
corner was the best seen here during
the season. Hubbard ut center also
played Il stellar game and did q
great deal of uusei.isn passing thai
very materially aided in Filing up
tho rather .one-sidqd score. capita in
Paulett and kayton, on guard duty,
were in the play at every minute Of
the game. For Petersburg, roper
was the bright particular star.
Farmvillc. Position. Petersburg.
Fitzpatrick forward. ..... French
Roundy ....forward. 80. Ryan
Hubbard .....,center. ....... Smith
Kayton guard. ....... Roper
Paulet ..... forward. ...... bishop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
VIRGINIA LEAGUE HEAD
TO Be ELECTED TODAY
Magnatcs Also Will Draft
Schedule at Newport
News Meeting.
FIGHT FOR PRESIDENT LlvEL,
brnnhnm, Wilcox md Orcrton Mem
tionrd-Othcr Names May lie Pre-
scntcd--Itny Ryan. Colts Manager,
10 Attend fUnfnb

Virginia League magnatcs viii meet
IN newport News this afternoon for
me burmese OF electing Il president
and drafting Il schedule for the g.a
son OF 1922. The mOEulS VIII gather
IN The Warwick Hotel ~ o'clock.
W. u. bradley. VINO recently re-
signed as nresident OF the organiza
tion. VIII act III that capacity today
Mr' bradley has had charg, OF ,he
analrs OF the league since his resiy
nation ana has sent out "A call for all
fhaehatcs to attend today's confer
cnce; This more than likely Will bc
the last gathering Of the moruIs be.
iore the opening OF ths season on
April 20. 1t is believed, that the larg-
the history Of the organization will
take place today. as informal ton re.
ccived here is that each city in tho
organization VIII have more than
one representative.
Routine Businrss Completed.
Election of successor To Mr.
bradley and the drafting Of IN,
schedule will be the most impor,an,
matters TO be settled. Routin. bus!.
ness Was disposed OF n the meeting
earlier meetings. With tho minor
details out OF the way. III. confer.
ehce VIII get down To business I'M
mcuiatcly after being called to order
That the fight over the precedence,
VIII be a lively and lengthy one IS
forecast from the number Of candi-
udttS ana the outcome OF tn. recent
meeting in Richmond. Five ballots
were taken at the last session, ". q
i5ranham. of Durham. y. G.. and
Frank Lawrence. Of Portsmouth. each
having three votes when the meet
Ing adjourned.
Since the last meeting Lawrence
mas become the principal owner OF
me portsmouth franchise, but this
sett!ement of the position of presi-
Gent. j. NJ. Ovcrton, OF Portsmouth
Edward II. Wilcox. OF Norfolk. who
was candidate NJ the last meeting
ana Branham are mentioned as pos
siblc candidates. Branham will re-
ceivc the support OF the two North
Carolina towns. Wilson and Rocky
Mount. according To authentic infor-
nation received here last night
OVerton Is the Portsmouth candida :c
and Wilcox Norfolk's candidate. II
was reported last night that thor.
VIII be other names presented AT the
meeting today.
Each Owner to Submit Schedule.
Eight schedules probably will he
placed before the meeting. each club
owner having been given permission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
IUCTIONS-LEC1LS
Lcpnl Notices

TO WHOM ~ NAY cOSCERS;
The following certificate Is published
under the provisions of Section 37Sl OF
the Code OF Virginia. relating 10 decrease
In capital ptock:
]. ". -. creEshnv. President OF ". D.
Crcnshaw. Inc. certify as follows:
I'D That at duly convened meeting
OF tho Board OF Directors OF said cor.
pOration. held IT Richmond January 81,
1922. II WAS found that the. Ca riiai stock
OF IN" corporation actually issued and
outstanding. TO the extent OF nfty shlr.s
was more than sufficient TOR its purpo,es
and meeting Of stockhoiucrs was CT lied
TO consider reduction.
cd That there whs held. Immediately
thereafter 'rrstng OF stockholders
after MI stockholders had Hrst waived no.
tice Of said meeting In writing at which
meeting tho following resolution wa,
unanimously adopted. Now therefore
be II resolved. That the capital stock OF
the CORPORATION. actually issued and out.
standing. to the extent OF nEy shares
has bcen found more than sufficient for u.
purposes. and that II IL 20 the hes, inter.
eats OF tho corporation that the capita
purchss" al par. which Is "A fair marke,
value. of MY nha-es for retirement"
tl) That the proceedings OF said meet.
'n5s were duly catered upon tho record,
OF tho corporation.
Executed January al. 1922.
". y. CHENSIiAW, INC,
By " u. c;-nrhaw. President.
HEATH j. RA"LET. Attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
ELEVEN

man who loves Virginia more than
he does dollar
FLOOR Leader Willis said that DUR.
ing the last year the people OF ylr-
Sihia elected Governor pledged To
progressive road program, but that
this work could not be done with in
experienced men. "'rhe Governor OF
Virginia has requested that he be
given free hand i'm employing tho
ness man he can get. We are not
passing on owl scalps. We've cot h,
go out in the markets and bid for tho
man we want. l hope old virginia
viii throw of the old rags that have
kept her down and put on clothes that
WIN put her abreast OF her sister
states" he said
Answering 4 question IL. under tbe
bili. the Governor could not appoint
man at $4,000 n year. Mr.. Wits
| Said: Yes, and the State Auditor
! could steal s50.000.Oo0 tomorrow n
ne wanted to-" 1T is up to yon 10
trust the Governor he added.
;, supporting the bill, Delegate p.
~. Gibson OF Culpeper. said there
80 CITY managers in Virginia
craving double the pay that the
Han amendment would allow tho
chairman or the commission. Every
loyal and PATRIOTS citizen of Vir-
Sinia owes everything possible to
speed the scrvice of the dlstin-
| euiShed man now Governor of Vir-
gina. If we undertake to limit him
we VIII be doing ourselves and tho
STATE or Virginia an Injustice
! Delegate w. Stuart Mofrett said
that. while the bill puts tho depart
inent too much in the political ring.
lie was willing to admit that tho
state has type of men In public
| Office who arc above reproach, and
| he was willing to give them n chance
| TO make good. We will make n
mistake to turn the work OF building
the Highway system over 10 the com.
| mission with restrictions which will
| prevent them making a fair show
Ing. We should adopt as nearly as
possible the bill presented"
| Delegate Wilbur G. Hall said he
| was pledged to economy and he
thought il indefensible that no ,irnit
| was being placed on the pay of the
| chairman.
Delegate 7. IT. Stinson. of Buch-
anan. urged that the Governor
hands not be tied. THE bill places
the Governor Mt tho head of the sys-
tenn. and IL you tie his hands his
plans will fail lie urged that all
red tape he, eliminated.
! Although l was shocked when the
! Governor changed his views on the
bond ISSUE" said J. VI. Hurt. of Not
toway, I'VE must not have n cheap
John man on the commissions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
SULPHUR CLEARS UP
ROUGH OR RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily
Made Smooth, Says
Specialist.

Any breaking out OF tho skin. even
hery. itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying q little Mcntho-
sulphur, declares II noted skin spe-
cialist because OF It's germ destroy
Ing properties, this sulphur prcnara-
ton begins at once TO soothc irritated
skin and heal cruptions such as rash,
pimples and ring worm.
II seldom fails to remove tho tor
mcnt and disagreement. and you do
not have to wait for relief from EN-.
barrassment. Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain a small Jar OF Mentho.
Sulphur from any good druggist and
NE II like cold cream.--Advertise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
Bookies Take Wagers
OH Race-Horse Decision
by Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-.The sec
ond trial of Harry f.. Sinolair's
suit against James S. Johnson to
recover 100000 he paid for the
race horse. Playfe.low, brother OF
Man o War. developed into quite
q sporting event today when
bookmasers appeared In front of
the Supreme Court Building IN
Brooklyn and tesan taking
wagcrs on the outcome OF the con .
test
Business was reported ns brisk
among the crowd OF race uevotees
who gathered to follow the trial.
but no official odds on tho handi-
cup were announced.
Sinclair demands his money
back on tho ground that Plnyfcl-
low was reported to him as per-
fectly sound horse, when his own
or knew that he was both Il Crib
her" and "windsucker." Tho
Jury in tho first trial disagreed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01

at the last meeting to drar, a schcd- .
uls' saturday dates Will be dis
trin"tcd equally among the eight
sItits. Holiday viii h. determined
~ the laws Of Virginia and North
carolina. Memorial Day In the Tar
heel state falls earlier than IL does
IN virginia. and Wilson and Rocky
Mount VIII play double headers In
trcir state on that date.
Acting president Bradley eaid last
night that he could not say who
meeting. MIR. Bradley is general man
aEer OF the Richmond club. but his
duties as acting president prevented
MN from representing tho Colts
Jake Wells. Henry Ebcl or ]. l.. Grass
other stockholders in the club. will
attend the meeting. Ray Ryan, man
agcr %! the Colts. will attend the
meeting. ae VIII several other man
a.scrS y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
DISPLAY LL4SSIFiEU
IL. 7 EiCHESON & COMPANY,
Real Estate AuctioncGrs.
llV2 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES ACTION SALE

TRACT OF LAMP WITH THE Ia
RIGHTS, NAYS. EA:SEMEN,rs AND
LONGING. LYING AND BEING is
BEAVER DAM MAGlSrEKIAL
DISTRICT. HANOVER COUNTY.
viEGlN!A; NEAL; DOSWELL. vlR-
CONTAINING 1881 ACRES.
MORE OR LESS.
In execution OF certain deed Of
trust to Il. V. Whitehurst ana Leith
5. Bremner, Trustees, dated May 20.
oriice Of Hanover County Circuit
Court In Deed i;ook 40, page 29u. de-
iauiI having been mhuc IN the pay
ment OF al part OF the debt therein
secured. anu ueing required SO To do
Dy the holder thereof. the under
signcu. sole acting trustee, VIII sell
by puplic auction. on the premises.
THURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1922.
AT l2 O'Clock Noon.
the real estate, devsGribtU in said
deed, as follows: All that certain
tract, piece or parcel OF land, with
the improvements thereon. rights.
ways, easements and appurtcnances
thereto belonging, lying and being Ia
Beaver Dam Masisterial District,
Hanover County, Angina. near Dos
we'll. virginia. known us "Builnicld,"
containing l2i3.S7 --acres. more or
less, being the same tract OF ianu OF
which the late Thomas boswell! died
seized and possessed. win the eScep-
tion of 2lO acres conveyed 10y his
devIsees TO Il. D. boswell. ana 6.iS
acres conveyed by Frederick II. Nagel
and wife 10 the Richmond. Fred.
Company. and tho boundaries or
which said original tract are fully
set out and described on plat OF
ls9e. by fl. W. Wingiieid, Surveyor
IF Hanover County and recorded with
the deed from Fannie a. boswell ct
as to Frederick H. Nagel. bearing
date date on the End day Of November.
1901, and OF record in the Clerks
Office OF Hanover County IN u. Is.
40. page l01. and being the same real
estate which was conveyed TO w. j.
ip,nnEradt by deed from Henrietta
ana OF record In the Clerks office
OF the said County OF Hanover in
y. Is. s.. page 1888.
Also all OF his right, title and in
terest III and TO u certain right or
way which was conveyed to George
Brumder by Frederick H. Nngei and
which right Of way Is conveyed to
the said W. ]. Pnugradt in the above
mentioned deed.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay
the expenses OF executing this trust,
pro rata taxes for the year 1922,
and to pay one note for 100000.
w5 ans uson credit IRON no May rs
the proceeds OF sale viii go) sufi-
Client with interest thereon to pny
the sums OF 100000 and $4,000 T.,
become due May %. 1929: TO pay tho
further sums OF 100000 and $4,000
to become due May rs. 1923; TO nay
the. further sums of 100000 And
and TO pay the further sums OF
100000 and $4,000. payable May 20,
1925. and the residue, II any, In
equal instruments at ono and two
by. notos. with interest added. All
deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust on the said property.
NCTE--This sale Is made subject
principal sum Of e16,000.00, with
Accrued interest from November IS.
LEITR S. BRDMNER,
s., ~. . 3, Sole Acting Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
HIGH LAND PRICES
HALTS STADIUM PLAN
I Special 10 Tho Timcs.D,spa,cb

,I.It.!!ti 90 ] TIC 7 lIntH- LIlSNAtCh.I
LIZ NCIBURG VA. Feb. 28.-The
Sports Corporation. which was eugi-
nccrinE the move to securt an ath :
lctic stadium just outside the bust
ness section here. has run into a
enaS in the excessive prices demanded
Tor small plots OF land needed to
round out the field. for ii is found
mat the cost OF the land alone would
pc about $4,000 for property that is
hardly assessed at n fifth OF tho
sums demanded for II.
IL the city undertakes the project
the land needed will have TO he
secured by condemnation, which
means that the project cannot be
undertaken for this year. II was
hoped some time ago TO hvae the
Held ready for the next football sea-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
ARMY ATHLETES TO
MEET IN TOURNEY
tBy Associated Press. !

BOXERS and wrcsticrs from five camps
and forts in the Fourth Corps area
VIII contest in a tournament begin
ming mere tomorrow night TO deter
mine the area chnmnoinships in tho
various weights.
Entries have bean announced from,
amp BcnninE here; from Camp
Jesup, Ga: Camp Bragg. y. c.; Fort
Barancas. Fla. mad Caristrom Field.
Fla. each sending their hes, men
WHO have won the right by preliin-
mary matches 10 rcDreseut their
units.
Bouts will be held "Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday nights OF this
w"ck and Monday and Tuesday
nights Of next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
CREATES BODY OF
FIVE CONTROLLING
STATE ROAD WORK

Continued From First page.l
the commissioner shall receive IN
excess OF $1,000 and his expenses In
any one year. The meetings shall be
held at least once In three months.
No material changes were made by
amendments To the bill. which was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
DRITISII.AME MEXICAN

BRITISH-AMERICAS
TOBACCO COMPANY. LIMITED.
Special Notice to Holders OF Ordinary
Share Warrants TO Bearer.
Holders OF Share Warrants to Bearer
for Ordinary shares are requested when
sending Coupons No. 90 FOR collection also
To forward through their bankers or
London Agents to the Secretary at West
minister House. :, M.ilbanh. London. S. ".
/. England. the present talon tatter re-
moving Coupon No. sD to be exchanged
for new talon and sheet OF coupons.
Dated 18th February, 1929.
BY order y. 81. RICHARDS. Secretary,
Westminster House. :, M!ilbank. London
(. w, l.
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In the matter of No. 2897.
HORACE w. FRANCK, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

To the creditors OF HORACE W.
FRANCK. of Richmond, in the
County OF lienrico, and district
MISUNDERSTANDING
Notice Is hereby given that on
February 9, 1929. the said HORACE
w. FRANCIt was duly adjudjcnted
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OF Mis- creditors will be held In my
Office. Rooms ll1S-ll19 Mutual Build
ing, Richmond. Va. on the nth
in the forenoon, at WE.,n time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
businoss ms may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
TII0s. b. sNEAD,
r.h,, Asefsreeb n Bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
FIVE ENDS
SEASON WITH VICTORY
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Feb. %.
-Nirginia's basketball quint, which
last week vanGuishcd North Carolina.
" +. !. and Washington and Lee. to-
night closed its home schedule by de-
ieating Guilford College, 80 to is.
;sot Il single contest was lost on the
fayerwch ther gym court. The game
WAS SLOW and poorly played. Virg SA in
missing many shots. Darlington Yed
in The scoring fer Virginia, caginG
SIN neid goals. For Guilforl, !. q.
FRAZER and Newlin played the best
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-01
Ice Tolc, o,,h -, om..

Colonel w. Mcdonald Lee yester-
day took oath ~ Office az state Com
missioner OF Game and Inland Fish
cries. 10 which position he recently
was appointed by Governor l.. Leo
Trinkle. He succeeds Colonel r.
Nash Biligoly,