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There's one place IN the United
States where time stopped early IN
the eighteenth century. The TWEEN
tieth century roars pest tt-by sea,
land. and air.
Huge freighters OF lake commerce
steam past it. Great railways have laid
their steel bands almost on top the
cliff against which the village Is
placed. Close at hand. the vast prtm-
xiye power OF Niagara itself has been
subdued to modern mastery.
The twentieth century roars past,
but leaves Barcelona, the fishing VII
,age on Lake Erie. Just as it was
hundred years ago.
Huddled On the eastern shores OF
Lake Erie, 1t Is one Of the strangest
anachronisms Of modern times, a
tlarow-back to our earliest pioneer
HE, right In the midst Of the most
advanced civilization Of the twentieth
century.
The Concord grape industry has
made New Yorks famous Chautauqua
Valley one Of the richest and most
prosperous sections in the United
States. Just half mile distant from
Barcelona, on the old Portage Road,
stands the WEIGH Grape Juice plant,
largest of its kind in the world. and
center Of New York's thriving grape
Juice industry.
p1lt Barcelona stands Mt the door
way of the state, living today just
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county committees of a political party
shall determine whether candidates
shall be nominated by majority or
plurality vote, is invalid as a dele
cation of legislative power, the
basis of this decision being that since
the legislature had enacted statute
regulating the form Of the ballot,
what shall appear upon it, and how
the candidates whose names appear
shall be chosen, it has drawn to IT.
self the duty of determining the cues
ton whether majority or plurality
vote should be necessary to nominate
and that the delegation of this right
10 a political party might not be le-
gally done, and this is no more than
the recognition Of the well established
maxim that law must be complete
in all its terms and conditions when
it leaves the legislature. Cooley's
Const. Linn. 9th Ed 1913.
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40 1t lived four generations ago. vhan
fishing was almost the soee industry
of the Great Lakes.
Barcelona's population numbe1s
about 200. The Village Is mad
I'D Of tllmble-down, storm-weatheree
shacks, jagged footpaths, barnacled
fishing boats, tangled fishing metz.
fotsam and jeSsan, even an old gray
stone lighthouse, now unused, but
once important Ia the government
harbor traha.
Tho whole Mn q ~ eosoay - u
fishing. In winter the fishermen
spend their days repairing their nets
and boats and working In the mann
moth cellars Of the WEIGH Grape
Juice Co.
In spring, when the real fishing
season begins, the colony swarms
with life.
There are NO newcomers to the
colony and there are few born to the
village who ever desert 1T. d.
It is one Of the few fishing Villages
still left in the United States. Tour
ist travel. the rise Of industry, and the
diminishing Importance OF fishing as
national industry have robbed most
Of those even on the seaboard OF their
salt tang. So that Barcelona. situated
in the heart Of the Concord gH?pe
country Of New York, Is unique "olic
of an almost forgotten phase Of Oh:
national life, when communities were
sovereignties.
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DO YOU KNOW HIM?

Mrs Matte Butler SO W Hunt
ingdon ST. Savannah. Ga. is max
ing inquiry for her SON Pan7o But
1o-. He left Savannah June Q 1929
for Virginia to work in railroad
camp. He IS light brown Skin IL
wears old weight 145 lbs. dark
brown eyes. height IT. 10. He
was wearing brown striped pants.
b,-,e caat tan checked straw can.
black shoes low cut. Anyone know
ing of his whereabouts will commun
icato with his mother at once as ne
is needed at home.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA: :.
In Hastings Court Part H. City
of Richmond, June IS, 1929. ..
MARY LARKIN DAVIS. Plaintiff
VS.. ..
FRANK DAVIS ....... Defendant
The object Of the above styled
cause is for the plaintiff to obtain
from the defendant divorce from
the bonds Of matrimony upon tho
grounds Of wilful desertion and
abandonment for period Of more
than three years. :.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant Frank
Davis is not a resident of the State
Of Virginia and that his last known
p. o. address was Hopewell Vir-
gina General Delivery it is or.
dered that he appear here within
ten days after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary
70 pIttect his interest in this suit.
4 Copy Teste: 80.
:. W. E. DUvAL. Clerk
by A. I. DUVAL D. c.
c. MIMMS, p. q. >.
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4 DEATHS REPORTED y
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rso following is a list of deaths
If colored persons reported 10 Nv
Richmond Bureau Of Health Irom ,o
Inn IS to June 25, 1929 with age
and date of death;
Sarah Francis Chiles, age Al years
III W. Marshall st; June ~,
,u,,,.oLn Aiken is years; 649-a n.
e, aig Scntt as 4$ years; II W. Clay
Mars ST.; Tor SGhe "a years; 1908 N,
First ST.; June 16.
Emma Brunston, ga years; 5Z1S
7,n,,i S,IVV Robinson Minor, sc years;
1915 St. Paul ST.; June Is;
r,os+o,. E6monds. IS years; "a w.
10th St.; June IS. -.
William W. Jackson; SO years;
11O2 ST. James ST.; June 10;
lohn A. Robinson, 2S years; IVII
Moore St. July 10.
1ouise Ross. 46 years; 1890 Park
wood Avenue; July 10.
Nettre Brown SO years; 1O2 W.
CLAY ST.; June 20. -,
lanes a barbour, 80 years; 53f
Brook Avenue; June 10, 800
KINGSTON Brunson. IS years; llIS
\ 20th St.. June 10. -
Turner Evans 80 years; 10 W
Jackson St.. June %. =.
Pobe,t Allen. SO years; Turntaole
Va: June p, ~,
Iohr BarksdaIe. "a years; Ph'-a-
delphia. Pa; June p. sio
George w. Tate 81 years OIV
Buchanan St. June p. =.
Morgan Edwards; Y years; WeemS
Va. June 10. - -
lillian Robinson. II years; 735 N
Second St; June 21 -:
Certrud. Anderson; sc years; l55
n. Second St. June p.
Willie 2 winston. months;
S1S1-2 W 22nd St; June "a
The following is list OF deaths
of colored persons reported 10 the
Richmond Bureau Of Health from ,
Juno % to July 2, 1929 with age
and date Of death:
John Milton Harris age AZ years;
1127-a St. James St; June "a
Clara Hopkins SO years; 100 Har-
rison St.; June p.
Joseph Harris 80 years; Az w.
Baker St =; June % :. ..
Albert Hall: 2 days; 579 N. 2Sth
St. June %. -.
Mary Townes so years; 110S N.
Harrison ST June "a. =.
John Johnson ST years; 100 E. 18th
St. -; June "a -.
Ellen Staples 43 years; 2SO4 You
Mamie Thompson "a years; 1715
N. 18th St.; June 26. e.. =.
Fluora Brown Al years; S14 N.
92nd ST.: June q. -. -.
Archie Hampton "a years; 4216
Fulton St :: June %. 49,.
Joh- oliver; "a years; Jeffries. Va.
June 25.
Annie Mack 81 years: 1112 N.
Second ST.; June 27. :. =.
Mat Robinson. 70 years; 500 s.
Allen Ave. June 25. ......
Lucy Brown Johnson 40 years; 1925
lakewood Avenue; June 20.
Joseph Garrett, 70 years; Williams
burg Va; June %.
Stephen Foster, As years; 900 N.
Third St.: June 27. 1900.
Robert Taylor 5 days; 1905 Rose
wood Avenue; June 20. ......
John Cary. 10 years; Denbigh Va. !;
July 1. E.
go sr
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tosn:y q, corporation the defendant,
TIE saio Everline ]. Hill, is, with
OF, efec.- It is ordered that she do
appear here within ten (10) days af-
ter due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
Garland B. Taylor, D. G.
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\ TESTIMONIAL.
June IS. 1929
R. T. D. l Box 129'
Iarrat+. Va.

JarratC, va.
Z. ]. Hayden =.
Dear Sir: Just one more single
bottle of your wonderful cough
medicine which has done me so
much good I am sending YOU 81 p
Plea4a send me a bottle of the sare
medic M Won sent me- weeks ago.
can't praise your medicine enough
for wha. x ha- done for me. Please
send at once before I take my last
dose of the last bottle you sent me
and you will greatly oblige me.
ROSA WHITE.
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Delegation of Power

In the statute under consideration
there is not only a delegation OF leg
islative power,-in itself unconstitu,
tional-but also in its purpose and
effect a recognition Of a further
power which the legislature itself
does not possess. Admittedly the
State may not provide otherwise than
for equal rights Of suffrage as well
in the primary as in the election.
This the statute does and if this were
all there would be no ground Of COM
plant, but it goes farther and rec
0gnizas and enforces the right Of a
political party 70 prescribe quallfl-
cations forbidden under the Fifteenth
Amendment Of the Constitution Of the
United States. This State may not
do. The legitimate purpose OF such
2 law must be to sustain and
enforce the provisions Of the Consti,
tucion and The rights Of voters, and
not 10 curtail or subvert them or
restrict such rights" tPeo-
pie :. Commissioners, SUPRA.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-07-06
Law in Conflict

That a law which recognizes or
which authorizes a discriminatory test
or standard does curtail and subvert
them there can be no doubt and such
a law is therefore in conflict with the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
ments to the Constitution Of the
United States.
Impressed with the Importance of
the question raised in this case and
mindful likewise of the responsibility
of its decision, l have given the, case
careful thought. That its effect may
be to change a custom that has long
obtained in the political system in eff
feet in this State and therefore meet
with the disapproval of meny is a
consequence which unpleasant though
t may be may nevertheless not be
avoided in the performance of the
duty devolving on the court.
The demurrer will be overruled,
and the defendants given sixty days
in which to plead further, and the
case will stand continued.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-07-06

Daniel 1925. The Communion SER
vice was conducted by Pastor Tuck.
AT 8 P. M a program was rem
dered. The Tuck's Chorus sang well.
We are looking forward for a
grand time this week, as this is the
61st anniversary of our Church and
the sixth Of our Pastor. ......
Sister Martha Clark is confined to
her bed at this writing. :.
J. NJ. Andersen Reporter
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no YOU KNOW HER?

C'ara Wheeler wants to locate her
sister Carrie Smith. Communicate
with Police Headquarters Richmond
Virginia. .. =.
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Other Citations

In People ex rel, Brechton v. Elec-
ton Commissioners, 221 Ill. 9, n N.
E. 321, it was held that primary
election law which provides that the
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VIRGINIA.
In the Law anc E1utt5 Cocr VI
the City o: k,cnI'uoc tie l'to
day Of May, 1ps9. -.
JULIA HOLMES THOMAS :.
Plaintiff
against
JONES THOMAS -. Defendant
IN CHANI'ERY
The object Of this SUIT is 70 obtain
q divorce from the bonds OF matrl-
mopy from the defendant upon the
ground of desertiop continuing for
a per cd Of more than three years.
1t appearing from an affidavit
made and filed according to law,
that the defendant, Jones Thomas,
is a pon-res dent Of the State Of
Virginia it is ordered that the said
Jones Thomas appear here within 10
days after due publication Of this or
der and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest n this suit.
A Cop!
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY Clerk.
by E. M. EDWARDS D. c..
]. A. J. TYLER p. q.
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A NEW BEAUTY PARLOR-

Mrs. Narv E. Wade has opened
= 1aor+v -ar1or ~ e01 10 Y. Ninth
C'~re+ Tho nubfc e invited 20 call
end inspect her service.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The obiect Of this ST. I g 70 obtain
a divorce from the bond Of matri-
mony by the plaintiff from the de-
fondant on the grounds Of desertion
and abandonment for q period Of
more than three years. An affidavit
having been made and fled that the
defendant. Viola Burnley is a nom
resident Of the state OF Virginia 1t
is ordered that she appear here with
n ten days after due publication Of
this order and Go what is necessary
to protect her interest IN this suit.
A Copy Teste: 49,.
w e. DUVAL.
by A /. DTTAL. D. G
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-07-06

VIRGINIA: 80.
in Hastings Court art II, City OF
Richmond. May 2Srd 1929. :.
CLARENCE BURKLEY $50. Plaintiff
VS. ....
VIOLA BURKLEY 80. Defendant
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The object of this suit is to obtain
by the complainant, John R. Hill,
from the defendant, Everline j., Hill,
a divorce from the bond Of rlatri-
mony upon the ground of wilful
abandonment and desertion for more
than three 81 years.
And, an affidavit having been
made and filed that due diligence has
been used by and on behalf Of the
complainant to ascertain in what
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-07-06
WANTS TO FIND HER FATHER

I am boxing fer my father who has
been missing for over II years. His
name is John Gillian. and he IS a
member Of some church in Richmond,
Va. I will be clad of any Information
as to his whereabouts. Josephine
Gillian, 3449 Indiana Ave, Apart
ment 5, Chicago, III.
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h
The Ministers. Messeng&tnd Wis
itors who are expecting to attend
the sessions of the Lott Carey For
eign Mission Convention in The city
of Columbia South CAROLINA August
81 1929 will please send in their
names to me at once in order that
suitable entertainmeas may be pro-
vided. Two (2) Dollars per day will
be charged for board and lodging.
crew. ]. G. WHITE,
500 Washington St..
Columbia, South Carolina
GRAVEL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. W. L. Tuck, Pastor
At 1880 Rev. A. D. Clark
preached a powerful sermon from
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of the City
Of Richmond, the S1st day Of May,
1929.
John R. Hill..............-.....,Com Complainant
against
Everline J. Hill..........-...De Defendant
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TIFF BAPTIST MINISTER'S CON
FERENCE CLOSES.
IDR. RANSOWE A GREAT
PRESIDENT

The Baptist Ministers Conference
OF Richmond and Vicinity closed
its t92S-29 session Monday June
oath. In many ways the closing
session stands out as the greatest in
the history of the Conference A
new spirit seems to exist new
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Jas. 7. Carter, p. q.
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c. MIMMs, p. q. 80.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
Ladies Day" Every Day
Gets Los Angeles in Jam

Los ANGELES, Calf, Feb. 22.-
Something probably more than a
tempest in a teapot had been stirred
up here today by President Harry
Williams of the Pacific Coast League.
He ruled the Los Angeles club must
limit it's free days for women to
three days week or else pay other
club owners for the privilege of ad-
mitting them without charge. Here
tofore every day was ladies' day at
Wrigley Park when the Angels
played.
J. H. Patrick, president Of the
Angels, announced that he would
continue to allow women to see ball
games without charge despite the
ruling of Williams.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22

going to be harder to obtain with
large ball.
at has been demonstrated
how quickly q ball can lose that
backspin. The higher the shot
the more time the ball will have
for traction on the air. This
traction will make the downward
1rOp more perpendicular than
when a 1862 is used, but the
big ball will also have less spin
left when it hits the ground.
1.-The draw impaired to the 1.62
on strokes played from just off the
green will also be harder to get
with a bigger ball, no. only because
it's larger surface will render it more
susceptible to deflation but because
the ball will lose spin that much
quicker.
my belief is that the ball now
used has proved the most popular
sphere ever used in golf. And /
would not like to see it legislsJed
into Oblivion in favor of another
ball. unless the new one were sure
to be the desired thing.
'1f they seek to permit he
building Of courses on less acre.
age than il now essential, ! he.
Iieve the ball will have to he
more radically changed. As I
see it, the contemplated sphere
will increase scores but not ma.
terialIy aid in gaining the points
sought for"
Barnes opinions are closely in
line with several Of Bob Jones'
theories. There is nothing occult
about it. 1t is Just larger and
lighter ball which should cut down
the distance obtainable. My expert.
ences with 1t have not been slch az
to convince me that its Introduction
will revolutionize the game said
Jones.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
SEASON RECORDS


High Team set-Bethany, 1850: Unity.
1,4l4: Washington Centennial. 1.406.
High Team Game-Unity, 514; Beta
any, 504; Mizpah. 4S4.
INDIVIDAUL RECORDS
High Sets-Greevy (Bethanyl SS7: An
dersOn (Ruth) 327; Owen (Washington
CentenniaD S23.
High Games--Greevy bethany 1874;
Owen washington Centenian. Hamm
(Mizpar) and Seibert Nebanonl tied,
High strikes-whitbeck washington
CentenniaD II: l.. Hicks (unity) is.
High spares-Owen tWashington Cen
teppiaD ~. Anderson tRuth) 50.
High Aversge-Owep Washington
Centennian 1924; Greevy (Bethany>
s6-1. and l.. Hicks tunity) $3.50.
High Flat Game-Richards (ColSm-
bja1 and Cooperstein CTemple) tied. -.
Harry and Jack Wolstenholme
winners Of the father and son tour
nament held recently at the Mt
Rainier Recreation, tonight vii
take on Hugh F. and Hugh j
Crawley, sponsors OF the tourna
ment. Pop Crawley is 81 years old
but is averaging better than 10S ir
the Mt. Rainier League.
From the standpoint Of money
taken in, George Washington
Birthday is the biggest day of the
season for bowling alleys.
All matches scheduled for tomor
row night in the District Ladies Dou
hles League at the Arcadia have
been postponed, due principally Il
the illness of several girls. Miss
Lucille Preble, who pairs with Miss
Millie Russell, is in Kansas City tt
attend the funeral of her father.
The Northeast Temple Italians and
Avenue Valet Shop bowlers will meet
tonight in a 3-game set at the Tenn
pie. The Temple Italians include
Louis Bonbrest, Niver Bonbrest
Pete Cocuzzi, Mike Nitale, Pos'
Gerard; Frank Gerard and Franh
Beneditti. The Valet team count!
heavily on Joe and Frank FreSchi.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
TommyArmOurBags
Sir IS in ROw
For Sc Round

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Feb. %.
The most thrilling round of golf
played in Florida was knocked
off by Tommy Armour. former
United States open champion,
when he whirled over the Miami
Biltmore championship layout in
S6.32-6S.
Tommy put on burst Of fire
works. Starting at the eleventh
he uncorked six consecutive
threes. From the eighth hole
to the sixteenth he was six
strokes under par and at that
he missed three four-footers that
Tipped the cup. Volta round.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22

Never once wanting in fight.
ing spirit, the Unity Girls have
lust won the championship Of
the Eastern Star League In a
driving finish. One game be.
hind is the Bethany team.
which receives the John s. Blick
Cup. To Unity goes the pFiZed
Masonic Cup.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
Hack Wilson Absent,
May Me Cub HOIdout

CHICAGO. Feb. 22.-Absence Of
Hack Wilson was conspicuous among
the Cubs infielders and outfielders
assembling today for the jaunt to
the Catalina Island training camp.
There, are rumors that Fence. Bus
ter Hack is sullSing over the terms
of his contract and may elect to
hold out" for while. Prominent
among the players leaving tomcr-
row to join Manager Mccarthy ana
his batteries, are Rogers Hornsby.
kid Cuyler and Riggs Stephenson.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
Twenty-One Take Part
In AS First Workout

FORT MYERS, Fla, Feb. 22.-
Connie Mack's Philadelphia Ath-
letics are scheduled to hold their
first workout of the season here
today.
Twenty.one players are here and
three others are en- route to the
training camp. Catcher Mickey
Cochrane and Pitchers Bolen and
Shores are the holdouts.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
Turner Winner Over
Gardini i'm Mat Bout

Joe Turner easily disposed of
Demon" Gardini in a wrestling
match last night at the Strand The
ater. The Washington veteran
gained the first and third falls, the
second going to Gardini. Turner will
tackle Charles Griffith, of Ohio, at
the Strand Theater next Thursday
night.
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
.|WRI 7 { RS
k|[)DED
BOUT
BY Jack Dempsey

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb.
22.-One of Tex Rickard s
rules was:
"a feller that is promoting
q big fight shouldn 7: read the
newspapers very much while
he's ADDING the promoting. "
When 1 asked Tex for explanation,
ne said:
mo matter who you are you'll al
ways find some of those writing
fellers taking some cracks at your
show. Maybe it's because they don't
like you and hope you choke, or
maybe it's just because they get an
idea that the fight will flop and
nothing changes their tune.
II used to read the stories when
was sort of getting started as a
promoter and goSh.a-mighty, those
boys wrote such convincing stories
to prove the fight would be bust
that l kind of got all discouraged
about the thing myself. That was
no way for me to be feeling. A pro-
moter must keep CONFIDENT all
the time. So 1 just quit reading what
the boys wrote"
When took over the job Of
my old pal here ] did just what
Tex did when he started
looked over the newSpapers.An And
/ read articles b" about 20
writers who laughed themselves
dizzy over the idea that the
SharIxey -Stribling battle would
be anything other than a ter
rible bust.
They razzed it and poked all their
sneers at it, and said If it drew as
high as $150,O0O, the age of miracles
still existed.
AS time went on and the money
continued to pour in for tickets. the
boys were still swinging the old
hammer. Although word was sent
to them that the receipts had gone
over 100000. then had hit $150.OOO.
and then had galloped beyond the
$500 900 mark. they still insisted the
fight would be fizzle.
They refused to take my
statements concerning cash in
the till as truth. They
reckOned it was hokum. And
they went right ahead and con-
tinued to rap the shOw--and me
and they kidded my figures by
saying that when I reported
cash on hand as 100000 my
stenOgrapller undoubtedly had
made an error and added an
extra cipher.
They've had their laugh-and now
Tn all set to have mine. l gave
them the straight facts and all they
did was to snicker and go ahead
telling their constant readers that
the fight would be "fiasco" and
a leash joke" and that the arena,
instead OF being crowded would
have many wide open spaces"
Don't know if I'll ever do any
promoting after this one. But l do
know after this is all over I'll have
plenty. of quiet fun thinking about
how those boys kidded my show
and how | kidded them back by
making it a success at time when
they declared it couldn't be any
thing but a great big bust!'
(Copyrtght. 1929 King Features
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
Fourteen Colleges
Seek Mile Relay Title

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Fourteen
colleges, record total, have nomi'
mated teams for the one-nile relay
championship to be run at the in.
tercollegiate A. A. A. A. champion
ships here on March 2. The COM
petitors will include Syracuse, the
defending champion, and George
town, Yale, Harvard, Holy Cross and
Colgate
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
Ell Ouafi Will Hike
In Pyle's BuniOn Race

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-El Ouati,
who won the Olympic marathon
last year. will compete in c. G.
Pyle's ''bunion derby this year,
according to word received from the
champions home in Algiers. The
transcontinental trekkers start west
ward from New York on March 81
The Washington times., 1929-02-22
Williams Won't Compete
In National Track Meet

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Percy vii.
liams. the Canadian youth who won
the two Olympic sprint champion
ships last year, viii not compete in
the National A. A. U. indoor track
championships here tomorrow night,
according to word received from
Toronto 1t is believed that the
Maple Leaf Flyers schedule Is too
heavy to permit him to make the
trip here.