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SPORTS
WESTERN GOLF RULES
ARE ENTIRELY LOCAL
Laws Doing Away With Spe.
cial Regulations Left
Up to Clubs.
IN Nssoclaten rrcss.l

CHICAGO. March 5.-paradox;cal
as it may seem. tho recent agreement
on uniform golf rules has made the
tencts OF the game more diverse than
,vcr. according; TO chairmen OF tour
namcnt committees Of the Chicago
golf clubs
In agreeing to do away with spe-
cial rules tho Western Golf Asso-
citation entered into an understands
ISOLATION that these laws of the game
might Ec used nv local rules. that is.
"dontcd by such clubs as desired to
use thcr>. Under this arrangement.
clubs OF which the members prefer
tho rulc' promulgated u ycnr ago by
tho WCstoIa Association will make
grouud rules in accordance, while
other clubs will adhere strictly to
IN" royal and ancient laws OF the
same. and still others will adopt one
or more OF the innovations.
VIII Only Lose Distance.
The main rules involved are those
;ual>iuE the penalty for a ball out OF
hounds OF a lost ball. the loss OF
distance only instead Of adding u
penalty stroke as is done In Great
Britain. Even the L. :. g. y. cstab-
llSntu ~ lbGtl lu1c INC lstSl
ti"ual amateur championship 10
limlt the penalty FOR Il bali out OF
bounds tn the loss OF distance.
The cruN OF the matter Is that
eoifors Will never know just what
the rules are on any one course un-
til they have studied the local rules
of that club. In tournaments 1t Ia
assumed that the committee in
charge will announce tho rules. tn,
the players viii always he more or
less at sen unless they carry writ
ten memorandum OF the rules pre-
vailing at that particular meet.
SIN Adhere to Stymir.
There Is as yet no agreement on
the stymlc. four general rules pre-
vailinr in addition to the common
violation OF all rules by most play
rrs In other than championship play
Tho royal and ancient club of St
Andrews still udhcrcs to the old
stymio rule.
The L. $. q. y. allowed the play
cr who Is stymicd to concedc his
opponents putt. thereby removing
the stymir.
The Western Golf Association has
abolished the stymic entirely.
The Trans mississippi Golf Asso-
citation rule is that II stymic prevails
when II player stymics himself.
Negotiations sim are proceeding
between the L. =. q. y. and the w
g. \. To arrive at some agreement
on the stymir. ana IL liz thought by
leaders OF both associations that
further conferences Will bring about
a uniform rule on this subject. II
is even predicted that eventually
they will come into concordance with
the royal and ancient club. rs all the
leaders are in favor of the uniform
rules FOR the game throughout the
world.
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CHAPLIN X CLARK
Real Estate Auctiouccrs
II Eorth Eleventh
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES
Auction Sale

DESIRABLE IMPROVED FARM,
wiTii a slX-KooM DwElLlNGi
A%n \ THREE, TENANT lI,I !;
SARY OuTBuILD!NGS. ~ Giles
TERFlEID COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
NEAR pOESETS STORE.
In execution OF certain deed of
trust. dated January -, 1920. and re-
corded in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield County.
Virginia in Deed Book l5s, page 81,
default havins been made on !, por,,
ton OF the deDt therein secured. and
being required by the beneficiary so
to do. Will sell by public auction,
on the premises.
THURSDAY. MARCH .. 1922.
AT ( O'clock l.. NJ,
the property in said deed. as follows:
Ali that certain tract. piece or par
Gel OF land. lying and being IN Mali
chester District. County OF Chester
field. Virginia, four miles south OF
South Richmond. containing sixty
five (65) acres, more or less, described
and bounded on north side by Goodies
Bridge Road, or Broad Rock Road.
east by Geo. Stewart. south by Dorset
and Patterson. west by w. l. Dorset.
being the same land conveyed to said
Ernest Calls by deed from Albert j.
Seclmann and wife. dated January 90.
1920, and recorded i'll the Clerk $
Office of the Circuit Court of Ches-
terfeld County in II. II. 1913. page 81.
consisting of two tracts-onc of forty
(i0) acres. more or legs Cd. II. 81.
page 320), and the other tract con-
tanning twenty-five (25) acres. de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at Il
pine stump on Goodies Bridge Road.
where land herein conveyed and the
land of G. q. McTyrc meet. thence
down II straight line. along limo OF
the said McTyro. south 20h degrees.
west So poles to n stake. thence in a
straight line. nearly direct west.
about As poles TO n stake. and thence
in straight line north, 20h degrees
east, to Il stake I'm Goodies Bridge
Road slightly below Hancock's old
stone, thence down Goodies Bridge
Road about 46 poles TO beginning.
TERMS: Cash as to 80 much OF the
proceeds as may be necessary to de-
fray the expense OF executing this
trust, including n Trustees commits
sion OF 5 per ceutum. and to pay n
note of s2.145O0, with interest at 6
per cent from January %. 1920. ana
to assume n note for 100000. duo
January 22. 1929. with the interest
thereon from January %, 1920.
1IASKINS IIOBSON,
Trustee.
CHAPLIN & CLARK
AuctioneerS p
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM IN
HANOVER COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
CONTAINING 3GGi. ACRES.

MORE. OR LESS
ES virtue oil certain decd Of trust
In the clerks office OF the Circuit
Court Of Hanover County. virginia,
default having been made in the
payment OF certain notes secured
therein. and being required so 10 do
by the holders Of same. we Will sell
by public auction. AT the Office OF
the Richmond Real Estate Exchange,
No. - North Ninth street. R!chmonG.
Virginia. on
At l O'clock l.. NJ.
inc farm described. AS follows:
All that certain tract or parcel OF
lant, with the improvements thereon.
IN Henry MaS:stcr!a! District, lIan
oyer county, Virginia. containing
1861. acres. more or less. and being
mat part OF The SEC !, acre farm
known rs "Woodberry" mat was re-.
tanned by T.. j. Hippo after dcductin .
the 3oO acres sofa ana conveyed by
aim To George &. pcasc by deco dated
January !. 1903. ana recorded IN ~. A.
81, page o.. the property hereby con-
veyed being bounded on the north
" me !dnus OF l.. T. liaw CORNER
part OF Dundcc), on the east py the
lands OF George =. ease ,foI,acriy
Il part OF the original farm of ''Wuod-
Derry "a !hc south by III: said
iands OF irorgc 6. Peasc ana auds
Of I.an.y Jones tknown AS lilly
lands of Lancy Jones and l.. T.. Iaw.
The original farm OF w oodbcrry'
having Dcch conveyed to the said A.,
j.. flppo by deed from Mary W
Thomas II ais, dated March ii. 1896
ana recorded IN the clerk ) uiuce OF
Hanover county. being a portion OF
the real estate described ia said decd
OF trust.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of
sale. any taxes due and unpaid and
taxes for the year 1922. 10 be. nrn.
rated, and sufficient To pay four notes
OF s9,VuO.00 each. with interest from
Ing subject. however. To a credit OF
S",329.l5 as OF October %, 1921, bal
ancc at one and two years. purchaser
tcrest At the rate OF 90 per nEnum
ana to- be secured by deed of trust
upon the said property. or all cash,
as provided in the deed of trust un-
der which this sale is being made.
G. l.. DENOON.
PAUL NJ. pENICK,
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BABE" RUTH FLIPS COIN WITH
LEAGUE OWNERS AND WINS OUT
Signs Fivc-l ear Contract Which Carries Il Railroad
Presidents Salary. Besides Bonus of $500 for
Each Time He Bats Out u Home Run

sid" ,.nes that 20 with the lob Of
being the worlds premier batsman.
puts hlm in class with our leading
taxpayers.
Tn" question now arises as to
which of tn" parties to the agree
iYent Is taking = chance. the colonies
or thc iah" Both sides are gam
bIinS on futurity. hut Ruth's own
continuance Of his baseball form ana
efficiency Will determine the exact
amount Df his income
The terms Of the contract will b.
announced. 1t was said. within Il few
days.
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In execution of certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustee,
dated June IS. 1921. and recorded in
the Circuit Court of Goochland Coun-
ty. Va. lin y. Ii. 60, page l59, default
having been made in a note thereby
secured. and being required by the
beneficiary so to do. l will offer for
sale at public auction. in front OF the
Richmond Post-Ohicc. Bank Street
entrance, on
MONDAY, MARCH 6. 1922,
at O'Clock T.. NJ
the real estate described In said deed
as follows: All that certain tract of
land. with the improvements thereon.
lying and being in Lickingholc MaEis-
teriai District, Goochland County.
va, adjoining tho lands of Pearl
Crowder and others. and being near
the residence of Sheriff Mathews. and
containing 220 acres. more or less.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay tho
expense of executing this trust, in
Guiding trustees commission OF 5eo
and Il note for S752.00, with accrued
interest This sale being made sub
ject to prior liens on the above land
aggregating $4,000 90. which Will be
assumed by the purchaser.
G. NJ. HOLT.
-----.----i----...- Trustee.
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BOROTRA WINS FRENCH
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
lRy Assoclatcd pressl

PARIS, March 5.-M. Borotra won
the mems French covered court ten
mis- championship TO-DAY. by defeating
j. Brugnon, G-l. c.. &c. c.. The
winner earned the right to play for
the title by yesterdays defeat OF
Andre II. Colbert. the champion for
seven years. by the score OF IS. 80.
Ga 10, 81.
The womcn's covered courtship was
won by Nine. Billout. who defeated
Nine. Golding, 80. 80.
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trust. dated February :. 1896. r e.
corded In the clerks otnce OF chan
CRY Court OF Richmond. In Deed
Book 2js-C. page 3sg. dcfaul, having
been made in IN. payment oc a nor
tioh OF the dcht secured thereby ana
having been required by the benc-
hciary therein SO 10 DO. / viii. on
MONDAY. MARCH :, 1922.
at O'Clock L. ~,
on the premises. proceed To sell at
pubiic auction the property conveyed
All tha, certain piece or parcel OF
land lying aud being in the city OF
iuchinonh, Va. together with the
apar,Incnt-h house thereon, known and
designated AS Milford on north sid.
OF Grace street. between RyIu,ii and
i."n'nhrdy streets. ana described US
ioIiO~s tO-wit:
ii.glauInS 1t "a point on the north
lin. OF Grace street, Instant lwo hum
drrd and nineteen feet TWO inches
CHS - west III the Intersection OF
the western line o. ity!und Street
with the northern line ~ Grace
street, thence extending wcstwaruly
line OF Grace street iUrty-nve feet
Ten inches ti5 100, thence back
northwnsdly from SAID front nearly
At rignt ANGLES and between lines
nearly parallel che angle formed by
the eastern side linc and the north
line OF Grace street along the front
OF the property being IS degrees and
40 miruics) 10 alley IN the rear Gig l.
teen feet lsD wide. being Lot IL
ana small portion OF Lot y" on
plat made by 4. Craw ford k.dd ~
brother. surveyors, dated April II.
1913. recorded IN Richmond Cnanccry
Court. rlat Book !. pages Ia and
40.
TIE. IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF
TW ELVE APARTMENTS OF -FOUR
ROOMS AND BATH EACH: MODERN
AID Cr To DATE IN EVERY RE-
SpECT.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to Pay all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance to
date Of sale and three notes uggre-
eating sI,jO0.00, now due. with in
tcrest from February =. 1872, the
sum Ut SIS 10000. with interest from
December ), 1921. to be paid on Juno
b. l:22, the further Sum OF ;i7,JUU.OO,
with interest from December 10, 1871
To br paid on June 10. 1922; ana tn.
further SUM o. $i,j0o.0O. with interest
from November - 1921 TO tie paid
on November IL. I922-nli these last
three amounts hcing secured by prior
liens. the payments thereof 10 be as
suncd by the purchaser. and the resi- :
due or the purchase money TO he paid
IN cash.
c. l.. DENOON.
Trustee
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Public Sale

OF Real Estate and Personal Prop
erty. on the premises in London
grove Township, Chester County,
Pennsylvania. one % mile north OF
chatham on road leading from
Avondalc Woutc 1919 to Gainesville
Uincoln Highway on
FRIDAY. MARCH II. 1929.
a VALUABLE FARM or COUNTRY
SEAT, containing 1872 acres, &c
perches OF land, more or less. in good
state OF cultivation and in an excel
lent locality. IMPROVEMENTS
good l2-room brick house, large
frame barn for s head horses and
81 cattle. in good conditions; water
at house and barn.
PERSONAL PROPERTY: farming
implements, crops. etc.
Sale begins at O'clock y, NJ.
when conditions will be made known
by
CHARLES c. BULLOCK.
Guardian.
West Chester. Pa.
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Berry. Now With Giants,
Plays Part of a Hero
lBy United Ncws.l

san ANTONIO. TENAS. March
5.-Howard Berry. star of many
University OF Pennsylvania grid
iron battles. and now Il member of
inc Giants squad In training here,
proved himself a hero off the ath-
lettc Held here. Passing along the
street near the St. Anthony Hotel,
berry discovered II house in flames,
entered il before the nrcmcn ar
rived. and carried nn aged woman,
overcome by smoke, from the see
ond floor.
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Indiannroli. or 10 Cnmp.

iEDiANAPOLIS. March MEM
bcrs ana officials Of the Indianapolis
BASEBALL club OF the American AS
ISOLATION left here today for the
t"am's spring trimming camp at Mar
in Springs, Texas. The team will
remain in training about four weeks.
S"v"r::' exhibition games are sChcd-
ulcd tor III" local club during its So
hmm IN inn Snnih
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AGCTIDNS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OK E'ockhoiderT of the virginia
Maryland Coal Corporation Will h. held
AT Room 10. 1901. Mutual Buliiing h,
tna cIty OF kiChinOnd. Va. GA Tuesday
March =. lt.2. a. II O'Clock A. II
q. Z. ADAMS. sncrninru
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real ks1iIE tOR sALE
Farms rnu i.und ,oI sale ~
l. ANN BARGAINS.

l. AKIN BARGAINS.
We have q large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking tor a farm, large
or small, see US.
G.. l. & II. /. DENOON,
S07 East Main Street
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Fulton 10 Fish, Holland.

BALTIMORE. MD. March Pred
Fulton, Minnesota heavyweight. is
matched To tight Sim Holland, Of Bal
ttmorc. the bout TO be- staged in Phil
adclphia this month.
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LET 'ue sell you pafadis.. combating OF
ABOUT 50 acres. mI.ss west uf E.cn-
iapni corporation, ~ miles from the
'hd %! Wcs'haulptcn ear line, the same
'l-ihnc" from Lorraine station on &. a;
% J"mca River Division. II is on I,
hume road hal Convenient "a "a graded
E' hoo! and hiSh school by :, conveyance.
u haa Il good dwelling hoUae with out
buildings. good stoTr Nous. with a
good tad" 10 L.. Il ~ bounded on the
hnrth ~ cErr-runrins stream. with n
tributary hfuuCh through Ia. farm;
Wood aud TIMBER sufficient 20 keep ,nc
farm 10 sood shape. TAe ho!l Il adapted
t1 horticulture" as wcli as agriculture.
churches 80" convenient. People are re-
ls'pus give you hearty welcome.
com" a. SEQ mo and bring $4,000.
l!to Vista W.. Epui" No l. iisH IL.
80 ArItES-For sai". So acres OF nnc
ltnI 10 AiDeiUarin County. virginia
'an be- llyiI.d iHtp number q. farms
Talr" dwellings, and ultuulla.nEs saw
Ia.'. live st"Un, :ua rh.n"ty !.CIuIcd. One
't igr greatest DarEAlns ever offered.
l.I', '"rtua Write. II. 4. Hawthorne
'hHrlItt"s'g.!". Nu.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE:
~ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
LYING IN LlCklNGHOLE MAGlS-
TERlAL DISTRICT. GOOCuLAND
COUNTY. VA.
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A Health Secret
Make a Note of 1t

If the bowels are kept active and
the digestion normal, 1t will be un-
usual for anything To be wrong with
you.
Why let constipation create dis
ease in your body?
For Il few days take light doses OF
st. Joseph's Liver Regulator, which
VIII bring your system to the high
est degree of "prcparcdncss''--a
ways cleared for action" against at
tack.
st. Joscph's Liver Regulator is
purely vcgetable--a compound OF
roots and herbs. II Will not siclten
nor Eripc. Can be taken any time
anywhere. Large cans csc at all deal
ers, or sent postpaid on receipt of
price. Clip and mail this advertise
mcnt to the Gerstle Medicine Co.
Memphis. Tenn for free sample and
copy OF the 1929 st. Joseph's AL
manac.--Ady.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
ss information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger T,,in.
SDaly, unless OF her wise shown)
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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WnnteU-TO Kent 81
LODGE Ok LOG cABIS in IIus Ridge
Mountains. by writer. Must 10 fur
nished. Rcpl!us TO y AZ. care The Dis
patch.
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DiSfLAl LL.4.,..l.iEH

BY &. l.. and II. l.. DENOOE, INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
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Legal Notices

annual meeting Of stockholders OF RIch.
mona. fredericksburg and Potomac and
INIcnInond and Petersburg Railroad Con.
neeton company Will DO held at SOL East
~: Main street. Richmond. Virginia. March
FRANK w. DUKE.
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Houses for Rent
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.

HOUSE.
Six rooms and bath. immediate
possession. ia East Franklin ST.
j. a. CONNOLLY G. CO.
Madison aJGi.
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ut. "WcU-cycr" Aluminium pudding pans, special
1870.
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at. Mirror Aluminium, extra heavy, pan &
cover. special S9c.
No. > Willow clothes baskets. special 81 %.
No. , Willow clothes baskets. special $1.43
Mop sticks. special lac
15X33 window screens. special SOC.
lSX33 window screens. special 43c.
2fX33 window screens. special Sc.
Garden hose. rubber. ply. special 15c per foot.
II at. gav. pals. special 23c
Wall mops. special 39c.
No Galv. wash tubs special sc
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No Galv. wash boilers. special $l29.
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Large II table tumblcrs. special &c
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Alum. drinking cups. special &c.
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Slaw cutters. special 52C
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Misses keds, special S110.
Childrens K Infants Keds special 95c.
Women'S tan oxf. ties special $3.50
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Mems Russian calf oXf ties, special $349
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