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The first woman mayor in America
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Thursday, March 3Oth, for the benefit
of the school. You are invited.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
MASONS ENJOY FINE
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Scottish Rite Members Jlcndcr Concert
in Their Temple ON Park
Avenue.

Between 800 and 500 Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Masons, their
wives and guests attended Il conccr,
given last night in their temple at
Park Avenue and Harrison Street.
Selections by Il quartet. composed Of
John G.. Womblc, first tenor; Maurice
l.. i"yl"!, second tenor; Horace Il.
Powell, first bass. ana Joseph T..
White, second bass. proved cXccp-
tionaliy pleasing, as did number
OF solos. rendered by Mrs John L.
Dorset, soprano, and Mrs. Robert s.
liudSinS. contralto. Perhaps the
most pleasing of these were "A Song
Of Life" and "Nissi D'Artc Nissi
ID Armorc," by Mrs. Dorset. and "'rhy
Leaning Eyes" ana "Margucritc" by
Mrs. Hudgins. Selections by the
quartet included THE Trumpet err"
"Doa'n We Cry. My Honey" and Med
ley from the South"
shepherd Webb was accompanist
for tho soloists. James l.. Womhle
was orGaniSt. Several selected read
ings and the singing of America"
by the audience rounded out Il very
successful program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
ADD GOLF TO CURRICULUM
OF BASEBALL PLAYERS
Men at Various Training
Camps Are Seen Daily
OH the Links.
lBy Associated Press. I

GiiicAGO. Feb. 23;-Golf has been
, Ii'ie, 10 me curriculum for the con
lnE To reports coming from the va
Iaoms training camps Of the major
nrk;. word was received that i;nhe
iuth. the homc-run king. lost little
tiinc getting out his Solf sticks ana
visiting the links. The Yankc" slug.
ger Is Il dcvotce or The rnm, "' ,.h,,
rarely misses AN opportunity to drive
me ilttlc white bal around the links.
ne swings naturally, as he does i'm
driving the baseball out OF the field
drives ''''H
Eddie Collins. second bascman of
the ChicnsO White Sox. is another
athlete who enjoys "A morning ro,,nJ
%, me 81 in MS Thiic BIZ Killefer. man
.,t, -, me ShicaIo Cubs. who plays
'n iSntccii hole match with as much
enthusiasm AS the most devoted golf
ian ian, showed his. love for the game
Iinks M s .:n i fouT r., around the
training camp. the other day. Grov-
E ET, eXander. the. Cubs premier
p'sSS nrrr:,n rs f9ifer Of no meanahility.
chicago White Sox. said that If IL
= common occurrence now 10 see !,
lew ,. golf bags filled with sticks
whenever II hits the road. inSitS
Ions nave been received by some OF
III, nj pn,Sfhau players from varInms
In!l clubs throughout the country
extending the freedom of the grounds
= 5mr hot infrcpucntiy the players OF
uIlcrcnt teams meet on the links
clubs. also have taken 10 tho ,.., NJ
ana much OF the early dav Is smcn,
on me Inks. players often meeting
svrlhcs. while the writer's from ono
1ity often battle their follow SERIES
III oth"r cities on tho links
baii players gathering here uro.
hhrht"rE I" the trim TO the TRAINING.
camps discussed the merits nf ~
KANE and the consensus OF ouiujmu
was mat II ought Ia hc part Of In"
spring training for baseball rl.yrr.
William killcfcr said ne h.'ii,,.,,i
E"dt i" be one Of the finest kinds 81
III Is a wonderful game for n fell
low To steady his nerves" no .',,t
gu may have noticed that some OF
our st"adicst pitchers are golfers.
ana Wh'h IL comes tn our hattcrs
man with golf clubs Won C;,u 500
that the game has its advautnrns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
q TEAMS IN ATLANTA
J" FOR BASKET BALL GAMES
Southern Championship Tour
namcnt Opens in Georgia
Capital Today.
Winner Of toutr>t. Will Represent
=. I. \. 3. NJ National IutcrroiicSt-
ate Tournnm, In indianapolis Mt
Inter Date.
uRN Associntcd rress-


ATLANTA, GA. Feb 23.-Twcnty-
four college teams are entered for the
Southern basketball champion shin
tournament. which Will he opened
ing the afternoon ana night.
Last mute Withdrawals by Wash
ington and Lee and Louisiana State re-
moved two strong contcdcrS from the
race, the Generals being the only
southern team entered that had not
been beaten this year by another
niNie quintet Kentucky State won
the tournament last year with Georgia
rs the runncr-up. and both these
teams arc listed among the favor
ties which also include Alabama and
several other fast teams.
Hest TENNIS 10 Clash
Inc OPENING games Will lind the
fo,iowinE quintcts opposed to each
clemson. North Carolina vs. "' Howard I'd.
GEORGETOWN OF Kentucky VS.. Ken
Georgia vs.. Oglcthorpc. Georgia Tech
vs.. Mississippi y. & NJ. and Mercer
W. Centre.
The other six teams will go into
inc second round without 4 contest.
mississippi College winning by de-
fault as result OF the withdrawal
OF louisiana state. The five entrants
winch drew byes are South Carolina
and WoffOrd and Alabama. Tcnnessec
and MISSISSIPPI University.
= states Represented.
hlEht states are represented in the
tournament and tho winner is to take
tournament later at IndianapoIis as
meet is held jointly 10y the southern
intercollegiate champion for mo
meet /" held jointly by the Southern
intercollegiate Athletic Association
ann inc New Southern Athletic Con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
GAR. JR.. WINS BOAT
RACES IN FLORIDA
lRy Assoria,o1 prcee ,

:, MANI Fla, Fob. 23.-Flas ASKING
ttn,rl@ush a rotigh sea aud hmcEimg =
S..l hfeele' the Gar. Jr., pilotcd hy
I"it, Won the first OF tho nld-wintcr
n,h races mere this afternoon. from
M.aih' reach To Palm Reach and re-.
su'h, an hours 81 minutes and 20
Woods cruiser lcf, Carr Fishers
IfAado" Y, and james Wilson'S Sc,
iigisei both indianapolis entries, far
ord in hours 80 minutes and ; SEQ
"nds, while the Sea Horse trailcd in
al me chd Of hours - minutes and
ne var. Jr's average speed for tho
:" mfics drive Was . ia mics a.,
Hnt.' Last gears speed 10y the same
'ia;it averaged @2 miles an hour.
"a" l"hEcst express cruiser race
9! ~" meeting Viii bc 10 Havana
starting at y. ". SATURDAY, a dis,
tanoe ~ .i0 mLlos oacM wnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
TO CHANGE BASIS FOR !
PICKING OLYMPIC STARS
Point System Will BE Abol-
ishcd for Paris Games
in 1924.
no DETERMINE NEW PLAN
Considered Probable That Majority or
Nations Competing I'm Next Com
tests VIII tccOrd Placing Of First
Mrn or Teams In Ench Event.
IBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Feb. 33-Scicction OF
the winning name in the olympic
s9,ns- you please basis No longer.
VIII statisticians burn night oil try
ing 10 inquire what nation had the
greatest number ar points. for the
reason that no points arc to be
awarded.
search OF the minutes OF the Olyn-
PIC ana international amateur a'h-
ictic federation conferences held at
Lausanne last season falls TO disclose
any references To points" Members
or me american delegation explained
,hrr" We're several discussions re-
EarhInS the system under which
S 6I,n,s should be feored at the eish,n
could be reached.
To Abolish system.
As "a result II was decided that tho
point system should lac abolished. In
the future each nation can figure it's
points upon any aystem desired. but
no official cognizcncc shall be taken
OF huch compilations.
fcrcnccS OF last season were loatb
10 discuss the matter. 1t WAS learned
mat each nation fought dct"rmiucdiy
Tor IT'S own method az point scoring.
ana when IL was realized that there
WAS NO common ground the matter
Was dropped Among the systcms'
point for first tire" places. the i've.
four three. two and one method for
I'VE places; the --sey"n. ave. four.
three. two and one plan FOR count
lng SIX places and other variations
Used la Antwerp.
Tho latter system prevailed nj tho
games held at Antwerp in 1920 and
worked fairly well ia tile tracts and
field contests. but when the Cumbiu
alton team and individual relay ami
cross country races were reached
hardly any t%o scorers agreed. The
official score Ahccts posted In thee
Antwerp stadium wcr" changed al
most daily for Il week after tho games
were completed in AN cTOrt To reach
satisfactory adjustment
II is considered probable" that the
majority Of tho nations competing a.
Paris viii simply record the placing;
OF the nrst three men or teams in
each event and lay their claims IL
athletic supremacy upon tho fact that
thirds. unless the Olympic and l. \.
y. i officials alter their determine
ton TO eliminate scoring by points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
WESIHAMPTON TO MEET
SWEET BRIAR TEAM

The basketball teams of Vest
hampton and Sweet Briar Colleges
o'clock III the Red Cross HuildiuI, a,
WcSthampton College. The local col.
l"Ec team was successful in defeat
ing their Amherst County opuon-
cnts IN tn" annual hockey games in
November. so the latter are working
nara 1" even the score by a BASKET
ball victory.
The Wcsthamptouiics have boon
much encouraged by tho Improvement
in tho team in the last two weeks as
evidenced ny the recent decisive vic
tory over Federal Reserve Bank and
IT. promising their opponents a hn,
nSht. The uroba bic lino-up VII he.
Donn and George or Wimbish for.
wards: Riddick and Baker ccntcrS:
w. Wright and Shipruan or O.
Wright. guards. \ number Of lively.
rallies have been held by the local
students. and as Sweet Briar has a
number OF alumnac ana friends in
Richmond both teams are promised
frp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
ROANOKE ELKS LOSE
TO LYNCHBURG FIVE

though the local team presented a
patched line IN, the i.ynchhurg E;lks
had no trouble heating the Roanoke
Elks here, tonight. SO to s. in a rough
ana tumble game. which WAS much
harder fought than the score inhi.
Gates.
y. Shancr. who played his first
lGl! game. was the star of the game
some of his floor work bordering or,
inc real sensational. The attendance
was small.
linc-ur:
iN,nchburG. Position. Roanoke.
Johnson ...... forward. ..... Price
~ Shanor forward. .. j. EngIcby
T. Shancr .ccntcr..... Thornton
Nelson ....... guard. ... Eurks
IiulincS ...... guard ....... Luck
summary: Goals from noor-Johu-
son go. Williams CD. II. Shancr a..
j., Shaner 50, Price. j. Englchy
Goals from fouls-R. Shancr. . In II /:
Price. | in 5; T.. Engichy, . in 4; Luck
Z" IN >; ]. Enrlcby. in .. Substitm,
uons-F: EnElchy for Price: Luck for
!. EnSlchy; Drahblc for Thornton: q;
i:nGlehy for Rurks: Lipnich for Luck:
Luck for r. Enslchy; !. Englchv for
Luck Thornton for Drabble; Rurks
e.. Enslcby for Turks. Timc-20
minute halves. Rcfcrec-OTterdinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
Miss kuhnrr, Win. tide.

hE NSsoCIatcd Ircssl
MI AM Fla Feb. @a.-Miss car
Munhcft, or Chicago, won the
,I"hr'GnSh!p Of the womcn's invita-
,!on r"if tournament at the Miami
"un'rN Club this afternoon. dof"nY
ing airs. W. y. Webster Of Host|
ana .. MISS kuhncrt turned in n
score Of - for eighteen hnlns :"
inc hrst woman golfer To make ia
SHuis" ~ less than I0O strokes, Mrs
Lcorrc Iahoon. OF Canada. won tho
,hImnl"nShip OF tho second diyisin,,
n"i'"iing Mrs. .. \. Fifcr, of Cniuu,t
bus, ohio. and g. ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
INDEPENDENTS DEFEAT
TROOP II SECOND TEAM

~ The independents defeated the
itp"h second team AT basketball
i"st night III a fast and interesting.
game. played on the McGiil court. by
ne score OF JIG to IL. The two teams
nave been practicinE much Of late
an! both lives presented such strong
deicnScs that scoring was exceed
insly difficult
The victors had a slight ADVANTAGE
IN weigh, hut they had their hands
good playing did they manage t1
cone out yictoriaa& Pqarmam and
i,r.S'or starred for .Lhc Erijepcndcnts
im"ih playing an-cNScllent game Thr
Ir.|.Gr ~ boys put up a stiff fight.
independents. Position Tro, =,
! '"rhhn forward Fowler
!Ioct"r forward Crowue
~ man ....'.... center. ..... Never
~ hEt" '....... guard go. Bernstein
HuHSoh -....... guard. ..... OrShrii
urinary; Field Goals-pcarma,
80 Proctor. Herman 90. Hudson C@i,
Lower a.. Crownc %. Meyers ISj,
Fowler l"). ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
VIRGINIA HORSE SHOW
DATES ARE SELECTED

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
meeting OF the Virginia Horse SHOW
Association hcld iu Washington me
following officers we're el.c,cd nr..s
id"nt IL. powell raso. OF Bcrryyill..
wee president, George r. AIarsb;I'
0,.ranrc' secretary, r. -. Gaskins.
The dates for The virginia shows
Tor the year We're fixed as fnIfn,rs.
I.ccsbure, june and
tprervillc, June II and H.
CG!pcpcr. July and O.
Orange. August and
Ecswick. August :
btrryvillc. August . and 10
haFiestown August lG and II.
Marshall. August . and -;
Warrenton. August 30 and al
Manassas, September 20 - and os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

onlccrS OF the Virginia Baseball,
i.uas NC WI! he elected at a meet
,iS OF ne league directors TO take
place IN Newport News ucyt W,d".so
day afternoon. The mcciiur ho - 49,,
,DndIIH by acting President " r.
iraG!cE The schedule also viii he
''tcd Tor approval at the scs-
n,iiayers OF the Richmond Baseball
Mn MI nave been ordered TO report to
Wnnn',Scr Kay Ryan at his home in
oi.", W. l.. on. March % The
Urd:r was issued by IN" mannrcrcmt
9" %, me local team Yesterday Thnv
fn r' arrive in Richrnond on April z
DIG league clubs "''h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
JUDGE LAND|S PLANS To
VISIT TRAINING CAMPS
First Trip Will Be TO New Or
leans, When Yankee
Starts Limbcring.
HARVEY STRONG FOR LEWIS
'rhcrhnic Importer Of british PuriI-
iNtS Predicts ''rcd" VIII kuock
,hrPcnticr "f"r Garden of Poppics"
when They Clash in I.undun.
tBy United News

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Thc fight OF
the week in New York is hard TO
choose between two that have gone
anu the one that is to he screamed
friuaS night at the Garden This
is the debut OF Lynne Gold. the
brooklyn lightweight. who added to
ire'aAd glory as cradle of fight
'rs by running up "A tough reputation
on the coast under the name of Jim
my Duffy. llymic tackles Lew Tend
Ter, thc Philadelphia side windcr. in
me pr GahrdSm ring for fifteen rounds.
iacinE Charlie White gave Will
Jackson Monday night, althourb
Mikc McTiguc gave Young Fisher. the
syracuse middlcwciGht, a sweet Mas
tering on Washingtons hirthdtr
Judge Lands will break bread and
spun salt with the Yankees at their
ter the New Workers get under Wv
with their workouts. Jacob I;uppcri.
one one OF the ianks' owners. says the
5TpEu r r.iS ny promised him to
HeW orkcrS: Lands will not risk
a charge of favortism. however ,nG
therefore, VIII visit several other
Charscy Harvey. the venerable i'm
porter of British pugilists and former
MIX 'H"rlo ol led sid Lewis. is out
win q prediction that the Tod IIid
VIII knock Georges Carpenter for :,
Ehrdch OF pnpnics when they moot
IN i.onhon on May H.. Ted need only
hccp away from Georges right :,n,I
,h1hihih'r away ut his body Ia bring
MIN down, Harvey says
The Giants have no further nror-
rcsS L" report in their atfcnnt IN
trade of Jess Barnes and Phil Doug
, ,"s. me pitchers who won tho last
wori ia series for them. No further
oHcrS worth considering have been
.rcsINcd and the trade SO far is mo-
,rHius at al but just "a gesture to
'rIEhtch holdoutS into signing
Half dozen members of the Am
sc,i'S arc expected TO he under way
morrow. Ralph Perkins. the caicher
NM ,,i,,., ilrc YOUNG fellows designated as
ponnni, comprise the group ia
i,nrh.' INC ho!dout pitcher. is still
""IuIhE out as fast as over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
BENNY LEONARD TO
MEET PAL MORAN
LEy Associated rrcss

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. ~
rId! leonard. worlds lirhtwcirht
.ti,n!hp!Hh' makes his New Orleans
nlns debut tomorrow night in :, tnno
,Tunn n"-d"ciSion bout with prI
MTTtirTHnn New Orleans lightwcight
,houth I" believe Moran viii Win
.hcN arc wagering very briSkiv ~;
Ne VIII stick the limit. Moran fon..hi
Years ago and, although ortwrichnI
TrTtlN' rounds. remained ten rounds
ms time Moran will weight tas
pIumaS; .Whii" the champion Mil seal"
ABOUT lilo pounds. 90 N'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
ATHLETICS DEPART
FOR EAGLE PASS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb o3.-Ac-
by Manager Mack. pitchers
and catchcrs Of the Philadelphia
Americans left tonight for Eagle
Pass. Texas. To begin spring training.
They were scheduled To arrive sun
day night.
The remainder of the Athletics
team viii start for the training camp
Sa turday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
Wins "Bnrn,nrd Golf" Contests

ST. PETEHSHtRG. FLA. Feb. ga
charles clyde Davis -. u carpenter.
OF Columbus. Ohio. is the new Amcri-
can horseshoe pitching champion.
winning from field Of twenty two
OF the country's best barnyard golfers
III me fourth annual tournament.
ended mere this afternoon when he
defeated Ralph i. spencer. of Picher
Okla. III the finals. 5d-@a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24

Six firemcn and a hook and lad
dcr\ were necessary To remove II dead
pigeon from between the sign and
wall OF the Union Bank Of Richmond
yesterday. Efforts on the part Of oiii-
Gals OF the back Ia have the bird re-
moved proved futile as no ladder
long enough To reach to the top of
the sign could he found. 1t was
finally decided TO call upon the Fire
Dcnartmcmt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24

IT vi DIN ; TI'.NI.l, ". FoU. %.
Only TWO games remain on tho
lH22 Gu!nt schedule OF the Hampden-
sidney Tigers. ono being scheduled
for Saturday night when LvnchburG
and the other for Monday night with
the FHrmVillc Athletic Club. While
the local carcrs mad" n rather POOR
showing carly In the season. they
have been pick iUg up raDidly In tho
last frw games and expect 10 hand
thcLr last Two npnumcmts drmhhinGs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
BEGIN FINAL ROUND OF
RACQUET CONTESTS
Icy Associated rrcss.l

BOSTON. Feb. a3.--Clarcuc. G. Pol,
OF New York. national amateur.
racquet champion. and Hewitt
Morgan. also Of New York. went INTO
IN" hnai round OF the tirlc tOurna-
mcnt today.
Pen defeated :. q. Martinez. OF
New York, the runn.r-up to him last
Near. To- ]. Lar: l5-l. Morgan won
81 New York, 1873. iv-lj. j-lJ. I5-G
lJ-1 80 -" "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24

Prominent Richmond civic and well
rare ORGANIZATION workers Will he
hoStesScs at card party in the Jcr
fc' Tun Hotel this afternoon nj 3.3n
o'cI * for the benefit Of the Res
cue ONE Tor women. Rridgc. 500
ana other games viii be playch
Prizes viii bc awarded to each t,hIc
Mrs. John j.. Rraucr is chairman or
the committee on arrangements. Mrs
ST. George BrXnn Will nsuiu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
"Apron Pnrty- n, ch

omen Of the Second Haptis;
church will give an Apron Tar,v.,
IN me lecture room Of the church
'oh'Gni at s:i5 o'clock Friends Of
~. rnc chHrch are invited to attend.
mere VIII b" musical program and
refreshments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
DIIh"rf-r Funeral sa,n,,o

MOBILE. Ala. Feb. oa.--TLe IN.
nsral "t william Dnhoefcr. catcher
o. me ~. Louis Cardinals. who died
,nls morning In that city Viii talk.
place Saturday. IIc leaves hriSo
or month. who was Miss NassIo ST.
conn. o! Mobile. Members q, IN.
ST. Louis American League cIuh ~,
are wintering in this city. viii M,
tend the funeral ''
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"Ruhc" NInruunrd Signs Contract.

BOSTON. Feb. 23.-"Rubc" Mar
guard. left hand pitcher. aud Larry
k"pf. inhcldcr, who were traded to
l;"ston 10y the Cincinnati Reds in ey-
change for Pitcher John Scott have
signed contracts with the Braves
resident George w. Grant announced
iAl In
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take HAYES nEAGLNG HONEY. 1t
Stops the Tickle. Heals tho Throat
and Cures the Cough Price a5c, \
free box 81 GROVES O-PEE-TRATE,
SAI.NE for Chest colds. Head Colds
and Group is enclosed with every bot
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C"InIni-,ioncr IL Appo,,,cd

Fhil Il. Shield has been appointed
ny JUHS" *. Carter Scott ns commits
r,"her IN chhnccry for tho city Circuit
Court. Nr. SHIELD succeeds tho Inte
william H. Sands.