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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
WILLIAM AND MARY
TRACK TEAM BUSY
LSrccial ,o mo rimcs.nisnu1rhl

Especial to Tho Timcs- Dispatch
WILL lAMSRtRG. VA. March. Ell
More than forty candidates responded
today L" the rnll FOR track practice
sounded 10y Coach Robert *. "Robby''
H"":h. Track work Will be- .mpha-
sized more AT William and Mary thie
Year than ever before in the history
OF IN" institution. The men VIII" cams.
out today showed much promise. and
Coach tooch hopes To- build uu "a
rack ana Held squad that will com
pare iaNnrahly with other colleges.
Tn" track men this YEAR Win rep
resent the college in u number Of
meets. Arrangements have I""n
made TO enter team in IA" American
Legion meet in WASHINGTON On May
Is. ana IN tn" South Atlantic meet at
h"ri"ticsviilr May l3-li. In add
tion 70 these appearances. the track
SQUAD Viii "nEaE" tn. University Of
Rl'hin"ud IN a dual meet at Rich
ni"nd IN May 20. and negotiations az"
p"inc conducted with other colleges
Tor tw" more meets. one ON Npril s
aud on" on April 80, Ia he h.ld at
W illiam aud Mary.
Tn" manual ii"id DAY To d"cid" upon
IN" n"nhr"S OF tn" track squad viii
b" held some time next Week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
STRICT ELIGIBILITY
RULES FOR GOLFERS
Entrants in Amateur Tourna-
mcnt Hold More Than
Good Record.
fBy Associated i'r"Sy.1

NEW YORK. March 2i.-Golfcrs
Wh" compete In tn" national amateur
championship tournament during thu.
coming summer must have shown
evidence of class" according to III.
plans OF James NJ. Stauhish. chief Of
m" eligibility ""rnmittc" of the
United states Gulf Association. Son
national performances ia sectional or
Saniaa TONS VIII avail Ii,tl". for a
Splicr tournament record. extending
over ihrr" $"arS.> muet Ice commend
an" " he Is 10 bc permitted TO enter
the liSt or competitors.
sectional associations have not al 70
Ways shown themselves r"lidhl" IN
,rhiShinr rating based or tn.
true ability Of a player" Mr. stand
iSh declared ''rh" number OF entries
Ior the national amateur champion
snip hhs Increased so RAPIDLY during
,hc past few Years that IL IN ucc"h-
SAT-! 70 got NOR" strict requirement.
OF ciiElhilitN than in IN" past No.
c"thlnIiN. TIA" standard 81 rlav re
Ilir"t THIS year VIII hc u hHudirap
or Tour or less bHS"d on the Gall,in.
system. t"E"thcr Win Il cummcndai,l.
,nlt nAm"n' record during tho past
Letters hay" hrcn sent t. all as
S"'idti"ns by Mr. Staudieh. who has
Guir"mcuts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
VIRGINIA TECH NAMES REDO
TO COACH FRESHMEN TEAMS
Professor in Agronomy V. p /. and Former Football
Star Honored at Blacksburg Institution-First-
Year Eleven Will Have Hard Schedule

h''N' hSRtRG. VA. March ol.-
'''"rS barksdalc Rcdd. Instructor in
astronomy 1T Virginia Tech. was
,,,', ,n'nuelH elected coach Of fresh
10" atnieticS at a recent meeting OF
IT. 'ihlctIr council. besides con
,"uihE ms teaching work Professor
49," VII nave supreme supervision
Ner an freshman athletics. directing
"'S sP"'iai attention to football
according Ia the new plans adoptcd
~, 'h' southern Athletic Conference.
~ members OF the new orrnnizn-
ZION WIZ nave regular planned srh"d-
ueS Tor all freshman athletic activi-
yes Professor Red,i is now arrarr-
tnc the several schedules for the
freshmen teams Of 1872 and football
Ehhies are being planned with MANY
"i the state and Southern confer
cnrc teams.
me new plan Will eliminate tho
JUNIOR Narsit! teams and il viii he
,hc varsity and the freshmen who
VIII represent the institute in tn.
several branches Of sport
hir"ctor Rcdh already has schodu-
lie" the i"li"win games for his fresh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
GLOUCESTER MOVES
TO JOIN IN PAGEANT

GLOUCESTER. VA. March PA
farmers meeting was held her" Sat
urd"y ana some signed up for the
Farm bureau
Ia thc Afternoon there was u meet
INK To c"nsid"r taking part ia tn"
pageant j. NJ. Lewis was chosen
as temporary chairman ana Mrs "
y. kobins"n AZ secretary. Miss EN-
ma cox, Mrs. W T. corr and Miss
Rosa M"nrHgu" FolkcS were appoint
." as u iinhn"" committee. Mrs r..
j.. buNal. Mrs. J. NJ. Lewis and Miss
l.lhw "od Siuhls W"r" appointed "a
c"iImiii"" L" go hcf"rc tn" board az
SUPERVISORS 10 ASK for AN apprUpri-
alton Mrs. -. T.. Sanders and Mrs
w. g Perrin were chosen az the
"uininiti"" on floats. with Tin" privi-
l"Gc .! selecting others to help ih"n
These committees VIII rrbort to "a
meeting !" b" held at @:3U T.. NJ ON
Saturday. March -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Daily Golf Catechism,
With Rules SimpliGed
nN INNS uRONN

-. May PLAYER consult others
rs /" Tia" best method or club for
use ON shot:
y. He can ask information only
"i his caddie. except that h" may in :
puirr the proper line al play. where
hv * unfamiliar with the course.
-. Ia applying rules that obtain
hr" the limits OF the green deter
mined!
y The putting green tx all ground.
except hazards. within twenty Yards
OF the hole.
G. In ease ball is lying so that
a player cannot make Il free swing
is there anything 10 keep him from
Scr"pins or rak!ng /, with club"
\ Yes. Tn" bah must be struck
fairly With the head OF the club, no,
pushed. svraprL OF spo"n"d
.. II. when a player finds it
necessary Ia iift ami drop his bait
with OF without, penalty. the ball
strikes him. does tie incur II penalty?
y. lie does NOT. II the bail rolls
int" hazard, ne can drop again
without penalty
9. 1t - ball moves while the
player is addressing it, is there Il
rcnal,y therefor?
y The player is rcnalIzcd a
stroke j: tn" hall moves after he has
taken htS StIucr and grounded his
,!u' IA addr"sNi's i'.,"r after he has
taken his stance ina u hazard
II amy golf rules puzzle YOU. write
!mnts THROWN. car" OF our Sporting
Department. enclosing u stamped re-.
;u"u"d cuN"lup" L :. -. A. decisions
rendered unless YOU otherwise re-
quest
Copyright. 1929. SOL M.,zgcrJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
lOl NC FINES PLAY
THREE EXTRA PERIODS

Thr'- extra periods. OF Gve min
,',a 'a,i, ""rc necessary lusl nI.h;
''l"l" VI" iivHs 'lut SECOND team
'2"'' defeat Tho south sid, Afhi.lIr
l"r iu a Basketball gam al ~.
i'"s- 'inb gsimnnsium. The Gnni
-'ur" VAC q L. ~. '''''
court ana urut" The aradIurI,. H..
l'" '''' b'i"r' th- period ended ana
.''i"| rested safely with ih. rIIl,
'".i". IN" gam" was nara fought
'..HtN Inat,h-d
T"M.rht ia" :oys' CIul. first tenn
"i"' Troop IL WIN mc", '"r the muInr
/ ~ 'h''I championship Of Ei,h-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
VISITING TENNIS STARS
HAVE EXCELLENT DAY
+ stablish Superiority on
Courts Over Their Compete
tors From Boston.

MOS. moST9N MASS. March March =; q, Mrs..
ImlmFI"m. hy ,,,., YnS '"rGTH /" DISPLAY
eliminating Miss Martha hazard. uf
| short iiiI>. y. j.. iu their thlrd round
match ui ia" uati"uIl indoor women :
! tennis - ImpiuH>hip at the Chestnut
ttlll covered courts "f tn. I.ourVuud
'ri'Hr' 'iuh. EiGht'"n matches We're
run ~ without au"N"rUuu.
Visiting players h"ld tn" spotlight
thr"uEh"ui the niu.-h"ur program.
AND ,ii nearly every Gas" established
'h'tr rurrri"IltN oyer EuSi"u con
tenders. rs % result OF tuday'> rapid
PROGRESS Mrs. J"s>up. "a former los
I ton Lirl. has Moved out tu TIA" round
Will oprps, NJ, 81 Ceres Baker. of
orange. y. j.. y leo triumpNcd today
Witll"ut trouble.
Miss Editb ~irourncy IT Boston.
ais" has reached thu fourth round in
Airs Mona rjws,cdt Mallory. Of
Now York striving Tor her htth in
door uil'. Is ON" pi tn thirteen
Singles ritEIIS r'mIluiuG. Sh" ami
Mrs. J.. -. Ai"rrI~. col N-w York. form
H formidable pain ANA are an" oI tn.
20 n- touhl's teams TIN in the rum
MlNcd doubles matches. sch"dul.d
:" start lumurr"W afternoon. viii lee
'"HtHr-d 10y the appearance. Of Viii
LIAM 7. Tldru. H., of philadelphia.
the worlds champion. playing ia his
i'st tournament sine" la"t IAN. II"
WiN team With Mrs. Mallory IN tu
attempt ." r,llva; their 1871 victory
% lh" sam" event.
Mrs Mallory was a hit less keen
Than usual IN h"U ".cuiuG matches
with tx" local players WHO hit the
bali hard and r""N daring chances.
SH" played at TN base Line through
cut a"r doubles tuut.t.t aud pounded
IN" ban back Win Such power as 10
drlT. her youthful. and Inexperienced
opponents mt" errors.
q e. lbs
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YANKEES WILL BRING
STARS TO RICHMOND
All Regulars to Meet Brook
Ign in Exhibition Game
Here.

miller iiuggins, tho Yankee Amcri-
can l-c"Iu" champions leader. Will
S"uh be h"r" with his trained troupe
or travelling athletes to engage "l'ur!n
Wilh"rt' Iiobinson's hopcfuI Dodgers
me hr""k lyn National League team
in AN exhibition contest.
ii'amhino" iIutm, holder OF Tho
world record for home runs with .,
season, VII! be the King pin ct IN"
''nhcc nine. Tn. Brooklyn pitchers
MAi nave 10 be III better shape ,hau
they were last year in ms spring
i"r"cs II they hope to earn Their
snare OF the Victories
The American League champions
'r"l n'd at New Orleans Thu, Sca-u..
Mh!ih u lying start. The addition ot
huil"t Joe Bush and sam "iImpuS'
J"h's from the !!oSJun Red son mas
';. ihr'r hurting stan aimos, in
~ P'nHi"i until May 20 Of busting
Hah"' ana Long Bob Mcusc. the
W'A'r Ions distance slueE-r "i tn,
YANKEES. E"th hcs" players viii az
th- dodgers.
I'll" N"w York inn"ld Will be prac-
Nchtly that OF last year. with IN rN-
,rviHn -; Everett Scott. obtained
VA trade from 'hc l:cd Sos who wilt
replace rvCkinpauHA at >hurts,op
SCOTT j. one "i tie most cunsisi.n,fy
mn" n"ld'rs Ia the game. ana set /:
record ;vr consecutive PLAYING. going
,"i'"Sh season after season without
h".ms out oi u single confess, m.
r">t oi III" iuii-id viii h, "W,lly"
i'rr ai itrst hus-, Erin ward. the
't'Izhi!y second Sickrr at tn. kew
I Ii.,l.'r ~ IN; nnd "!tn"r "il"nr Run,
series FAM. on third.
kuth. M.usol ana Elmer Miller wIu
MAKE Gp tn" regular Outil,.lI I',W-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

man football team: October II.
Roanoke High. at Blacksburg: Oc-
toher ~. University of Virginia. nj
charlottesville: November II. Wash
inrion aud Ice. at Blacksburr: No
N"mh"r 70. Virginia Military Insti-
tut". at BlackSburE
TIL" athletic authorities are for
tuuatc in securing the services OF
Professor Rcd1. as he is a past mas
ter at the grid game ana exceptions
ally proficient in the other branches
OF sport.
licnry Rcdd captaincd the Gobblcr
eleven III l"2" ana played three wears
as regular varsity fun back bcfor"
accepting the leadership. owing To
broken arm received in scrimmaEc
early IN the season nf 1920 he was
prevented from actively participating
in amy OF tho regular games and ran
his team from the bench. Ito always
has taken prominent part in ath-
lctCS here and his appointment to
TIA" dr"rtorship OF freshman attn
lctlCS meets with general approval
by the college authorities aud In"
students. Professor Itcdd wil. enter
upon his new duties S,nt..u.,,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
PENN Rl fNNERS OFF
TO MEET BRITONS

NEW YORK March I'll Members
"' ~" hiN'rslty Of PENNSYLVANIA
!""' iu'i' f"i"y team sailed today iur
met Nlm!!Hr t"ams from o.inT,I ANA
.ai"hi'ds" Universities at the queens
''h d" am int"'natiouaI !ut-r,nl-
.'- .A'' contest. which VIII be- The
IT," i.!'- 81 'h. ArniIcs CH!h relay
meet III" I"nusN inil!I team CON
''"d OF iF' on NH" RUNNERS. four
g.. Nl'W VII compute. Will. tia.
MIN e.r~ .u tie capn,,ty Of ,Ir..r,,:,i..
ui substitute
Ih"S" making the trip were: car
,".h I'"ri@ brown. oi III. l'"mns,,I-
i.!in"r Me!",n" al OkIah"iuu: SnsIInn
h'fi -: salt Lake CIty. aud puuHld
ii''d ana juhn Kerr. III i'hiIn,I.Iphin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
PRO" WRESTLING
IS GIVEN SETBACK
LSn.clal 10 Tnr .r-,n.... ll-.,,.-h1

Especial 10 The Times Dis AtDh.l
~ NCliHl ltG. VA. March .l.An
'ii"'t on I'll" part OF profess ioual
wrr>tlrr> /" revive tn. WRESTLING
sam" her" is netting with mo- small
cb>tHu.'S because the promoters lind
= hard to get suitable >lul"> tor tn"
matches. some tim" nEu the city
banner TIA" gam" a. far a. TIA" Ctty-
: torHm = '"nc-ri"L ana then
the promoters turned 10 tn. ASSEM-
by AHll OF local lodge. S,.cr. S-y-
"raI W.rc mold. Now thir Nuur - not
available h-CHUS" az protests ui mem
h'y> ~ tn" lodge, which have caused
TIA" hsildius to be oius-d 10 the
matches. Unless "A tobacco vNar-h0i.~..
floor can 10" Secured tn" sport MIL see.
.tnOthrr AulrM IN LNmcNL,nrl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
GIANTS HAVE CANES
TODAY AND TOMORROW

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. March ol-
Ihr Giants VIII play two games. be
t!"hlhs l'm"ir"w. with til, Indian
tvol!> 'iun ui th- American Assn.ln-
toH. and then take on tn, san An.
tom" 'Ian "i The Texas I...tuu, fur
Saturday
"p!" shutter" Phi Douglas is ~
morning, a;t"r hi~ long >,.pv 81 mold
.hh "Ht AGAINST any sort %: contract,
FcndIhf 'h"ir series 1T exhibition
t"!H'H' u" ''ianiS "a>"l ny. today in
batting practice. Manage. NrI;r.,,,
= ma ms every effort to holster rIu
~" Willow Department, after mamv
81 ms W"rHtS champions had rc-in-
.htlE los; ih'Ir Battling ry, in Tin,
-. cent !'"ri"ruunc"S with ia" Nm.
SOS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
STREET TO MANAGE
JOPLIN BALL TEAM

IITT!.E ROCK ARR. March I'll
CA.rl-s "Gabby" stree, farmer
i"r tn. Washington American
League tonight was r-i-as-d to the
Joplin, Western Association cub. it
Mas announced by Manager norman
i.'""ri"!d, at th- Little Rock Travel.
"r'. AZ thr same ti;n- Ray Wimdvr.
owner "i tn- JOHN club. announced
ina, street viii manage the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
SOUTH AMERICAN BOXER
MAY APPEAR IN GOTHAM
Luis iirpo Made Good in
Bout Against "Sailor''
Maxlcd.
Ii!y United News

NEW YORK. March 2l.-Luis Firpn
tho first South American fighter to
make good in these parts. prohahlv
VIII set some good matches In th"
smaller clubs around New Yort i'm
/ TN" next few weeks IN rccugnitiou
of Mss knockout OF sailor" Matted.
Il former navy champion. in Newark.
y. j.. last night. Firpo umcorkcd T..
sincere line OF punchc. and proved
unusually shifty for an Unknown
aN!wciEht. Maxtcd VA. no, exact
~ sct-up. as h. was clever enough
|" S'"n into Tarznu I.arklu. the. cav,
man s.urgcr, some wccks aro and
hh"'" IaiHan apart from his wh!an-
'rS.
Martin Burke. the Sow Orleans
'Sht -h,hNywcirht. after q busy SEQ
son in his own nom. town y,Itn >,.,h
ana CHUCK" Virgins. is oNp"ct., 10
return Here :or TIA" up"n-atr boxing
S'"H"n ana XIV" 'has" 10 Gcu. run
ne, w American night heavy weight
champion. ANA ilarry Grab. a.: rus,
hurEh' Nm orleans critics halr lie
Jared inrk" I'm "u tn. upper
'"''''' "i !'Sht -h"avNW"ights.
Jack Curlcy. ia. promoter of
Wwr.Ht ,int houtr.. having abandoned
cause OF the rolling and ,,vinr iii.
permitted under the c0inmis.inu.
rui's Viii try I" cUltiNat" the game.
~ Jersey, wh-r" "y"ryihinr goes
'ur'"! has signed R"uatu Gardin.
and tc"rg" Cai2a. eminent italian
n"hI"m"n. {" perform in Newark on
Arrii :. IN" i'iano Movers Union
has h'..n notified and both lads wjIi
nave To take out cards.
" II lI' tn;,,, snrms foo'na!l prac,t.o
"a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
EST END GUN CLUB REFLECTS OFFICERS LEASES "SNYS0E
RAGING RESULTS
lBy United News.l

FIRST racc-Silcx H.. 10 to /. 4
!" i: to l.. FIRST: Ely. IL to /. { to
second racc-Mets Kit. In / x
TO D.. TO .. first: King Worth. 6 to
o. TO .. second: Service Flag, 2 to
ihird racc-BuckinGham. s to 1.
:. 10 .. second: Athyarvcn, | To
=, third. W.
Fourth racc-Called off.
fifth racc-rony Beau. : to :.
TO b. out. hrst: f'itz- Doodle. 6 TO
third. "''
sixth racc-Chimcra, G to :. ?
I" .. out. first: Mollie Puff. to ..
out. second; Mary Erb. out. third.
seventh race Handel. TO 10.
to .. out. first. llucn. = to |, out
second: Bill iiunicy. out. third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
DENNIS BRll.l.lll,ART
SHOWING PROMISE

WASIli>oN A!ar,n Damn.
bi!1!hcdrt. it-}"Ir l-fl-hni!G,r
tr"W tt""hN.l". Tenn. la. infected
himself lhl" IT." running Tor I. r-gu-
az D'''h 90" tn Nnshiuttvu AiurtI-
D "hu.i !"st,td,l I:I.l4h..I!t
~li ,'h ""i siN iu'u iu iuUr UrtuA.
.H'' allowed Cul' e p.Dr 81 Elts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
PITCHER. w.,,, r., cana.

!l!tII:VIT MnrIA 81 -Trm. C.lL
- worried about lf- pitcher. s.,..s,I
ing - word from South t,r..
Whtf" wv Ilgcrr are paving 80 ia,r.
siorming tour Win the Eprh,-,r, r
;ern"unna = ~" Gears cD.u v,.rl,r
which was Well advanced ii i..'I.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
GInnis MnIInu NnlLI.r.

NEW YORK. March 2I.--.Iuhn No
'rhW ana his hired men at the Giants
seem I" haN" ia" edge on soldier
t"hnr in TIA" San Antonio srr,inn
They defeated a ~"ryjc nglr"gaiiun
yesterday. 20 To
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

0hrHs Turm Ihrrr Ny>n,
81 I'll Is, March -. IN" St Louis
N"t,"h"lS hay" released PITCHER
"n"r I" IA" houston club: Pitcher
M"niE"m"ry To- tn" Syr:nuS. ip,nr.
nationals. and outti"Idcr Gang uncon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
rlichrr anh ,nneldrr ,onL Co.,,

HHii,ApELriiIA r'N.rN,as.a
itomE!cil and Bar.sr .u,..r,T D.
= al shapr in their rrst V,ruoI., IL -
'i'- Athletics ~ EaEi. iaec. Rurrfu.f
mas place on ne regular pitgnfru
star, but EaGser nov must ronpe-,
WIN DOC Johnston for the NTs, bSs.
job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
TENTH SEASON TO START
FIRST SATURDAY IN APRIL
X. G.. Cabcll. President: Other
Officers and Field Captains
REFLECTED.
Organization Leases ">unn. side"
Grounds mud starts out With
Equipment I'rnrticnIi> \"v--'Thrcr
New Trophies Donated.


Eqn'rmc", rfnr''"'', "r'"
We" 'r"h"i'N '"""''"'
t-c'ct''"h '' ''' '' ."N, 800
.,Snnr,"id, 80, ,,.",,.y S,r..t pn,J
ms, wr.t ~ III. Mi linn, Ma b.r,,
leased r., ,1, .,,,,r IN ln4g was
~ -. i.,.,.,,... Ir,.i,.. ,r.,,.
arr.d "a, ~ ,,,,.,.l ,r,.,.u,. az ,hr
Wost I,pi ,;,,t.,.lut, Ir.,h,. l,nlr,l,nou,
az ,b ,,,,Y,,..r.y...gfb ,,rYl las,
night TIN. Yi,.:irr v,s a mos, IN
tbus,as,i, ,r, ard ,h, r,.mh,rs ara
~ ~ .,,i,..- t... I,. ,i,,i, y,fi az
rcri.Yr.. nr, al an, best seasons in
lis career.
y . r.,..rr .,..ti s.ryo nc ur.s,l..,,
.,.
II, observation-disclosures ~. ~ I.rrlir,
treasurer anna NJ 10. tMuc, lIarf. seq
r.tsrv Field ..trtatps for ia, wear
viii bc the .arr.. as last season. {. 49,
Jones. !. T. SL,uparI ana I,i..-r
wilson.
"N,c- ,i.r, ,l. r,. .ory., ,r.
c,pi, IN ma ,...,,..,,, "...r..,.,,,.
i,s or,,a"Sy,,,i,, ,n,',.,,,,..1 ~,
,,,,,,Id ,,, s. 800, ,.,, r.,
Il. Jones. Who ur,yiou,Iy nud nuu,i-
mated all Of last years officers TOR
another term, prevailed upon Mr.. iIar,
10 reconsider his resignation aud the
veteran ;rapsho"t"r Of lHchm"uu. ana
nounced he would serve another
term
Begin. Tenth Srn,nu in ,priI.
IN, w. r, ,. ,.f,, ..;,
nat 800, IN -, ,t,,. 49,.
ors. nr,,,ir. s,.,,., ~ -, 81,
-, -, ,n-n Sf.
,i,r f., iaig ~. ,I,I, 49, ,,rt
hy loans and hn,,,t. ana, 49,, ,,.., Nh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

IN" proposal 10 summon Mr.. Cravatt
aud oth"rs To max. u fun ,Npluua.
tion. Som" senator's. however. indl
Gated that they felt "a motion to re-
commit should he made AZ a matter
"f form. aud it was generally pre-
dirtcd that such step would h"
taken hcror" tn" ratification vote lS
reached "u friday. Administrations
Leaders ~. th"y are certain &" d.
feat tn" motion overwhelmingly.
L",iIr Presents Drniai.
Tn" Whit" Ii"us" dental was not
communicated directly to IN" Son.
nt". although senator Lodge IA" re
publican leader and q member OF IN"
American arms delegation. saw rr"si-
dent Harding before the Scnat. met.
II was senator i."dr" 10 whom the
Cravhth telegram and the l"tt-r az
Secretary Hughes were addressed
bat H." presented them wI;hou, com
mrut.
Mr. IlGsh"s wasted no words Ia
denying the .NiStcrc" OF any "tccr.,
notes or Wnd"rs'aulinvs" with amy
foreign power. bu, h- concluded NJ
hvc s"nt"nr" letter With q hope
that til" American delegates VIII
b" saved further nsp"rs,ons upon
their v"racl'y and honor" In Ia"
Gchat" witch followed there was ma,
u SirGl" i,f"reu'" to III, letter or to
Ia" SECRETARY
onr-'i"ur iI,"It on Speeches.
ono" the storm started by S"ua.
tor Horah's utt"ranc"s ~ Yesterday
had blown OYER. general discussion
proceeded throughout the day with
only small p"rcertar" ~ IN" SEN
ut" membership present aud with
very littl" giv"-an,i-tali" argument
mixed with tn" succession ~ long
rddr"-scs. senator Edo. Republic
vau New J"rs"y. and senator P"iu-
dexter, Republican. Washington.
sr"kc la favor Of IN" treaty. and
Senator Watson. Democrat. Georgia.
assiilcd ~. Tomorrow. when a one
hour limit on speeches goes int" "f-
feet under II unanimous c"us"n,
agreement, prepared addresses ar"
:" u- made by Senators La t"li.tt"
Republican. Wisconsin. ana Walsh.
democrat Massachusetts ami
probably ais" hy Senators short
'idg", Republican. California: smith
Democrat. South Carolina. and Nc
'"rntck Republican, Illinois
i'y the terms Of the agreement.
voting was in order today ON pcrd
ing amendments ANA reservations
but ,h"r" was Ii" att"np, to press
toward a ron cali II was said al
least on" ~ tn" pror"sals might lac
voted on t"m"rr"w. Afi"r the final
Not" ou ratification IL taken Friday
tn" admins ration leaders cxurrI In
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ment's right to confiscatc thu ves-
sci and its liquor cargn. Ff
The Department OF Justice also
was Informed that the seizure was
unjustified. and \ clear violation Of
the Secretary "a the Trsssury's
directIcns that prohibition navy
boats shall operate only within the
three-mllC limit. unless q "flagrrct'
case OF amuEgliIig occurs. Surh
o "fiagr1intp case, officials SAID.
would contemplatc the use by e.
toreign vessel OF its cwn bua.s In
establishing contact with the. Anaeri.
can shore for landing liquor or
other contraband. 4 2
The Emerald incident caused
Treasury officials to send out new
Instructions, cnutioninG commanders
OF prohibition navy boats I'm future
to keep within the ,three-mile zone,
and to make no attempts to search
or seize vessels unless there Is indis.
putable evidence that smuggling OF
liquors is taking place and that a
foreign Vessel transporting them has
established communication with
shore by means Of It's own boats"
The Emerald case Is the first In
which the Government has had It's
iiquor-law enforcement challenged by
q foreign government. Formal apol-
ogyi must now be made 70 Great
Britain.