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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
Big Enrolment
 at Training School

The District Standard Training School, which opened at the Lake side church yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, and continued it's session at the church last night, had an enroll ment of 178, of which probably 50 were members from out of town. The school has a faculty of six teachers
 Supper was served in the Sunday school room of the church last night, after which the evening program was given. Lectures were Heroes of Mis- sions," By Dr. Neal. General Sun day School Work" Rev. Glenn Baker Following the addresses classes were organized and instruction begun Considerable enthusiasm among those enrolled and Methodist church mem bers generally, was reported.
 Out of town visitors are from Stuttgart, Grady, Rison, Sheridan, AL theimer, Gillette and Swan Lake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

Almost any outfit this fall will include at least one frock of Egyptian persuasion, so here is a particularly interesting suggestion from New York. It's material is the softest and heaviest of crepe de chimes and it's color a deep rich burgundy with the em- broidery done in black silk be, tween lines of green-gold thread. The straps are of green-gold rib: bon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

engraved invitations n, |Dsome been received i,,a in Pine { ESt which read as f0,,ows ,Tnod. < K, Mrs. John Charles : "oou, 'ooo, Fuss' .s the marriage of then naI as aMildred Charlotte to NIT i naa Brewster, Lieutenant |.stss sss Army on Friday, the Estaher 'a,ys at nine o'clock in the eIv' at home College Park -*-
 Iartin
 d Mrs. Edward Alexande1 onnce the engagement and rm ,,y1 marriage of their daugh- ass .s Turney to MT: Joseph Martin, the wedding to early in November ;uble's circle of the Lake od;st church will meet thls with Mrs. E. A. Henslee Ind Pine, IL (. Jnekins and Miss Mil have returned from m the1f cation spent in Salt Lake er and Los Angeles.
 lared Coon will leave to rkadelphia, to enter ouae"- vjs hospital alumnae will fternoon at 3 o'clock at the lll members urged to at Mrs. Collins Andrews and have returned from Den they spent the summer. wing is announced, by the f the Business and Profes- ben's Club.
 he fact that an excellent hool is in session at the ethodist church the meet Business and Professional lub will not be held Tues iber 21, all members are tend these meetings.
 ELSIE LOOMS, Pres. if. and Mrs. H. H. Bayes. Inter, Saturday, September lie Marie Roma and Little line Roma have returned with relatives in West d Gonnetticutt.
 @-
 White and son Charles he'd from their summer ent in Memphis, and are o7 Linden street.
 *-
 emer will leave today fol
 k, to enter Ann Arbol
 for his fourth years
 "A
 brdon will leave this week pr work in the University
 1t Coleman will leave to.
 University of Arkansas. 
 Murray and family have
 m 3 two months stay il
 Ence Thain will leave to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

Chicago, Sept. 20.The American league will ask congress to enact a law at ties next session making bet ting on a baseball game a peniten. tiary offense, President B. B. Johnson said the league would ask that this law be worded to eliminate all baseball pools.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21


 Four hundred and fifteen dollars was cleared on the Leeming recital, by the ladies of the First Christian church. This was announced at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid society held yesterday afternoon at the church. Mrs. E. E. Wyatt's circle as sisted by Mesdames L. P. Chalfant, La Fod and Miles, were hostesses.
 Following the business meeting re- treatments were served. The society will meet each Monday afternoon, and plans for the new fall work will be perfected.
 *
 John Williford left yesterday to enter the University of the South, at Sewanee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

The Royal Neighbors entertained last night at their hall over the Or pheo. An informal program was en- joyed and delightful refreshments served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

for this afternoon at 2;3o st the Lakeside Methodist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
American Institute of Aratect.
sUsPENDs FIN

New York, Sept. 20. II firm of Moorehead and Elmore olWashing- ton, D. c. has been suspeiId by the Nrw York Stock Exchangel was an- ucunced from the rostrunIhis after noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

Mrs. Hicks Riley is very i'll with diptheria at her home, 1703 Olive
 street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

Stefansson found the Fond Es- diet,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
Three s. s. Classes Launch Campaign.

The Caleb, Deborah and Fidelis Sunday school classes of the First Baptist church are off in their con- test for new members and record at tendance.
 Each class sis divided into two companies, the Purple and the Gold, each with a captain in charge. Ev- cry Sunday the attendance report will be made known, but the mem- bership progress will not be revealed until the first Sunday in November.
 On November g, in Baracca Hall, the winning teams will be guest of honor at an oyster supper, rendered by the loosing tearms.
 The campaign has started with much enthusiasm and interest. The classes are not contesting against each other, but the Purples against the Colds.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing of the First Baptist church will be omittel this week, to give the members opportunity to attend the Standard training school for Sunday school workers, which is being held at the Lakeside Methodist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
ENTERS SOONER FIELD.

G. A. Edelsvard, we'll known ar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

Enee Thain will leave to-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

Murray and family have |n g two months stay in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-11

tossed out Sheehan. Griffith flied to
speaker. who took the ball In right
held. NO runs. no hits.
C.eveia nd-Jamicson OUT. Konctc hy
speaker walked. Smith forced Speak
or. kiiduh to Olson. No runs, no hits
seventh Inning.
,, Brookiyn-Wheat singled. Myers
forced Wheat, Sewcll to Wamby,
konctchy famed and Myers was al
most caught between the bags. but
ONeill made Il wild throw 10 second
Myers reaching second. Sewer throw
out kildur. No runs. enc hin. one
error. ' N''
Cleveland-krueger went In to
eaten Tor Brooklyn. Gardner fouled
ston. Sewell walked Seweli out
stealing, Kruger TO Kildun. No runs,
no hits.
Eighth Inning.
Brooklyn--Nrueger singled. Nit
s ston n, mt s into double play, John
ner fumbled Olson's grounder and
inc batter was safe. Sheehan Out
70 johnston unassisted. No runs, one
hit, one error. o'
Bs G!ssyel s'nsia3 threw out o,Nenl.
JAMESON and famed. Wamby forced
nagby, Olson to kildur. No runs,
Ninth Inning.
Hrookiyn-Graney went into left
neId ana Thomas caught for Cleve-
land. Griffith famed. Wheat sinEIed
Myers singled. Wheat taking secnn od
wheat scored when Konetchy's
srounder bounced or Johnsto1.s
glove for hit. Myers went to third
On Gmr the play: Bagby threw out XIII
Kruger popped to Wamby. One second orn
three hits. rum
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Y. M. |. VICTORY BEST
WORK OF S0UTHERNERS
Other Colleges Went Ahead With
Easy Games to Build Up
Machine
I by Associated Press.l

ATLANTA. GA, Oct lo.-Virginia
MHilI,iiary Institutes victory over the
standing feature OF last weeks samcs
sridirons. The Cadets downed thcir
rivals. - TO 6. the victory being the
the university in eight long years.
Southern teams generally were
continuing their practice games in
preparation for worthy ppinnruts.
ems and that In which Vanderbilt
humb.ed the University of Tennessee
20 10 D. being the chief ones IN which
interest in the result ruled over am
Al Of the larger Southern elevens
in their practice contests continued
to show Improvement gained in
nearly a months work and exhibited
more dash as result of cooler
North Carolina state. after It's vic
tory over the Navy. tried i;s hand
saturday ut the Georgetown Cniver-
outplayinE the Hill Toppcrs FOR two
periods. went down TO % TO de-
feat. The North Carolina University
team was defeated by Yale. but the
the Tarhecl team was not expected
TO make better showing against the
Blue than did Carnegie Tech. The
mississippi a. & NJ. team - to o.
While the eyes OF the Southern
iootball enthusiasts are turned on
Nashville next week. where. the, pow
elcvcns, clash in a game that Will in
volvc claims TO the championship. two
other Dixie teams. North Carolina
state and Washington and Lee. will
Carol!nians play the Penns and the
Generals take on Princeton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-11
100000 MENHADEN FISH
CAUGHT OFF CHIMC0TEAQUE
Four Steamers Turn In Lnrgest
Catch OF History to Eastern
Shore Plant.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ONLEY. VA. Oct lo.-One OF the
larges; catches OF menhaden fish in
the history OF the Industry in this
county was last week when four
steamers OF the Seaboard Fish. Oil
and Quano Company, at Chincoteaguc
on the Atlantic side OF the peninsula,
delivered to the companys plant T.
O0o.0 600 fish. 100000 having been
caught one day. divided among the
following steamers: Blundon. 635.
Colonna, $4,000: Brewster. $4,000,
and Chesapeake. $4,000.
When the iirst-named steamer came
into Toms Cove with this cargo her
guards were eight inches under
water. and the nsh were piled up to
the top OF the donkey-cnginc room.
1t required nine hours to unload the
fish. This has been 4 very success
full fishing season for the company,
and II is stated that it has 5000 bar
rels Of oil ready for shipment.
Food fishermen have also been
making good catches. The largest
spots ever seen here arc being caught
In large numbers. in some instances
~ hlling a bushel basket. The large
trout which arc being caught are
bringing about $40 per barrel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-11

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Oct. 10.-The
detailed play of today's game fol-
lows:
First Inning.
Brooklyn hnlf-Olson singled. Shee-
han sacrificed, Bagby to wamby.
Griffith out to Johnston unasslstcd
Olson taking third. Wheat flied to
Jameson. No runs. one hit, no err
rorS.
Cleveland half-Jamieson bounced
single off Konetchy's glove. WAN
by singled. Jameson taking second.
Speaker hunted safely and the bags
were filled. Grimes falling as he at
tempted to field tho ball. Smith
Fva IA, home run. scoring Jameson,
Tho ball went over the right-ficld
screen. Gardner popped to Olson.
Johnston scratched an inield hit
Sewell hit into a double play, Olson
TO kilduff to Konetchy. Four runs,
five hits, no errors.
Second Inning.
Brooklyn-Gardner threw out Ny
ers. konctchy tripled. Kilduff lined
TO Jameson. who doubled Konetchy
at the plate. O'Neiil touching the
runner as he slid into the bag. No
runs. one hit.
cleveland-o!son threw out o'Neil
Bagby flied to Wheat. Grimes tossed
out Jameson. No runs, no hits.
Third Inning.
Brooklyn-Miller singled. Crime.
M into a double play. Gardner TO
Wamby to Johnston Olson singled.
Sheehan singled. Olson going 10 see
ond. Griffith popped TO Gardner. No
runs, three hits no errors.
Clevcland-Kilduff threw out Wan.
ny. kildun also threw out Speaker.
Smith tripled. kildun threw out
Gardner. No runs. one hit.
Fourth Inning.
Brooklyn-Wheat famed. MYERS
singled and took second on n w,id
pitch; nut was out when he tried
knocked down Konctchy's hot one
and threw him out No runs. one
Observation-Disclosures singled on
Grimes legs. the ball going into left
short passed ball. sheehan threw
out Seweii. Johnston going to third.
SNciil was purposely passed Bagby
my a nome run into the temporary
s snM In center, field. Johnston and
son singled. Grimes was taken or,
and the left handler. Clarence Mil.
chel, TOOK up the pitching burden.
Wamby flied TO Wheat. Jameson ont
suGn,'nG; Miller TO Olson. Three
'hth inning.
9, bTooRlyn.kiidun singled Miller
singled. kilduh going to second A
Triple play closed the inning. Wambv
took Mitchell's line drive and tomchn =
second doubling KilduH and then
turned anu touched Miller for tho
third out. II was a triple min M
assisted. tho first time in n worlds
series. No runs. two hits.
Cieveland.Sheeh took Speakers
SIouhGcr ana threw over konctchy'u
head, Speaker going TO second SIni,h
singled Speaker taking third. n vas
3 third hit. Speaker scored on
1oi,, inc single to left, Smith
gong 10 second Johnston sacrincnJ
konetchy to Kildun Seweii fouIed
out 10 Shechan. O'Ncill was araiu
passed purposely. Bagby forced
two hits. one error. u"
Sixth Inning.
brooklyn--Olson lined to Sewc,,
WHO made leaping catch. Womhv
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SPORTS
lRy Associated Press.l

-Ns w1NDSoR. ONT, oCt. lV.--Mal
o.. War and Sir Barton. in training
at'@the Kenilworth Jockey Club en-
closure for their dual race next Tues
day. when they meet in the creates;
turf event in American thoroughbred
history, were pronounced fit by their
trainers tonight. Each stepped out
OF carefully guarded quarters sunday
for what their trainers described as
an easy cantcr around the course.
Man o. War with Happy" Gordon
up. went a mile and n quarter in 2:07
3-5 and was full of running at the
finish. In the last quarter he was
extended trife and made Il in -
$50 seconds. Sir Barton. ridden by
Carroll Shilling, wen; the distance
in, 1909.
X Jockeys Earle Sande, who has the
mount on Sir Barton Tuesday. and
CLARENCE Hummer. who Will ride
Man O. War, arrived tonight. To-
morrow the great thoroughbr eds are
scheduled for wor k-ou,s under the
guidance OF these Jockeys.
:. In the matter of past performances
there is little to choose from in the
records of the great thoroughbrcds
who Will contest for the, American
gold cup. Sir Barton established a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-11
BUY A GUARANTEED
USED CAR

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l Chevrolet 400, Spas
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l Buick a, truck; 1 ton /;
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Your old car accepted as
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All these cars have been
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run like new.
Our prices are the lowest
in the city.
Any terms within reason
takes a car. Ride while
you pay. See Mr.. Chap
pelle.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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MAN O. WAR AND SIR BARTON
TRACE TOMORROWAT WINDSOR
Both Thoroughbreds Have Workouts and Premier
Jockies Arrive for Big Event-Fifty
81. Thousand Race Lovers Expected
ew worlds record for the mile and

new worlds record for the mile and
a quarter last August when he
finished in front Of Ex;crminator.
Wildair and the Porter a; Saratoga
in 2Ol As. Two weeks later Man
o. War. over. the same course. equal
Ell tina; mark
Man o. War won nineteen on; OF
his twenty races. Harry Payne
Whitncy'S Upset was the only horse
that ever crossed the line ahead of
him in the Sanford Memorial stakes
last year and ,sincc that beating
Man o. War has defeated Upset al
least four times. Sir Barton has won
thirteen out of twenty-Seven races.
bue he has been in the game 4 year
longer than Man o. War and has es-
,ablished himself as the best OF A.
year-olds.
Man O. War has nettcd his owner
in winnings $lfo.4G5. Sir Barton has
collected Slli.S07.
Requests for boxes have been
pouring into the office OF the ken!l-
worth Jockey Club from all parts OF
the country. All OF them. however.
have been reserved for weeks Prep
aratsons are being made to take care
OF crowd OF between 10000 and
10000 at the track on the day OF the
race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-11
CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL BY
VISITING OLD STONE CHURCH
Maryland synod or Lutheran Faith
TO Make Pilgrimage to Former
WOrShIpInE Plncc.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

ISpecial 70 The Times Dispatch)
WINCHESTER. VA. Oct 10.-The
Maryland Synod Of the Lutheran
church, which will convene in its
centennial session at Martinsburg. w
Va. tomorrow, will make n pilgrim
age on Tuesday To Winchester. where
1t was formally organized 100 years
ago, and special services will be held
on the site of the old stone church.
the east wall of which is still stand
ing in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
The members of the synod, includ-
ing approximately 200 delegates from
Maryland. the District OF Columbia
the southeastern portion OF Pennsyl-
Vania, and several cities and towns
OF West Virginia, will come here on
a special train over the Pennsylvan MIA
railroad, and will be officially well
coined by Mayor william w. Glass
At the city Hall. They will be en-
tertaincd by the congregation of
Grace Church
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SWEEPING CHANGES TO BE
MADE IN POSTAL RULES
"r,nrrnti"ns OF international Postal
INV" III Madrid VIII Make Sew
erni Big Aitcrnc:ons.

,1,,,I,..,,I, .HsHOclhttG Prcss1
.,,.n@,'. u; oct l0.--Changes of
. ga IONS Of the world are 10 he az
;"cl'd as result OF the dcIibcra-
i t.,,nIs "i the International Postal
IRON congress during the last week
rn ,r ,,5 i'o'th.c items upon which the
',tnnn'l t"rS reported favorably arc.
establishment o! internaiionaI no,
nnli ~, i%r inc transit of mails on a
ne hNine or an Increased m,xi.
ti1na , ,nac, tnr postage on interna-
ma H. but with the proviso ~,
,he United States and o,hnr , .'np ,iat
W. retain the presen, rates or I Gs
tnIe.r rates according to thaIr an, IN
NJ as Tong az they do moi excacd
Cr.,' i"M'"inm accepted by the union
union. american postal
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R00KEY PLAYS AT
THIRD FOR ROBINS
IN THE FIFTH GAME

Continued From Third PaEe.)
which starts with Olson. and the In
ming closes. The crowd again breaks
into demonstration as the Cleveland
players dash 20 their positions.
Big Ed Konetchy gets n threc-base
hit in the Brooklyn side of the second
inning. II is a terrific smash TO the
center-held bleachers anu Konetchy's
first hit OF the series. He Is cut down
at the plate trying to score on Kill
duffs line fly to Jameson. The left
fielder makes n good throw and Steve
O'Neiil falls all over the big FIRST
basenan making the put-out at the
plate.
BROOKLYN gets three hits in the
nothing. otto Miller gets his first
hit OF the, series. 5u, Grimes hits
into double play. Olson and Shee-
han single and Griffith raises an easy
foul.
Elmer Smith gets n 10, of applause
as ne comes up 10 bat in Cleveland's
are out: The sluEgcr Immediately
hits three base drive TO center. II
IS another fierce blow. Gardner
Sies an instant. but RECEIVERS in time
10 get Gardner at first.
Mitchell Relieves Grimes.
fourth after lack Wheat strikes out.
Bagby turns loose a wild pitch.
which advances Myers 10 second
Myers decides TO go on to third and
is an easy out at that station. An
other Brooklyn hit was wasted.
On Clere!and's side of the fourth,
wheeler Johnston hits ball which
b9unces Off Grimes knee for a sim
gle. Johnston goes to second on
passed ball and third on Sewell's out.
steve ONeill is purpoScly passed
by Grimes, and the crowd jeers. The
pitchers idea is that BaEby will he
easier. but big Jim hits the first bali
Shat Grimes pitches TO him far over
Myers head in right center.
II falls in an opening al the end
~ the new right-held blcachers for
nome run, Johnston and O'Ne!ll
scoring ahead OF the long pitcher,
VIII While the crowd again breaks out
hharlously. Jameson gets a single
and then Robinson removes Grimes
Clarence Mitchell takes his place and
Jameson ia tagged out nj second
ing II.
Cleveland gets another run in III.
ni'h; hut one run more or less makes
no difference TO Brooklyn now.
IN" Dodgers are SWamned
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street FOR miles about the home OF
the Indians WAS packed solid on both
SIDES with automobiles OF every
: max, ana desert p;on. Hundreds Of
i" from hc!ghboring cities and
towns had motorcd in TO see the con-
test and such tickets as could be Sc
cured from spectators brought fab
ulnuS prices
batter took his place at the piatn
every seat In the reserved stands
ana blcachera was occupied, giving
psricct worlds series background
10 ,hc play. Human fcstoons OF men
ana boys chung to g!rdcrs and fences
inside the park. Will. every point
81 vantage overlooking the park
i Ioiii 'he OUTSIDE was decorated with
oiack aots ana patches, representing
Henturesoinc youths determined 10
whica the game without the formal
.,yno OF 2ass!ns through the turn
poles today bore burdens never H.
architects. ~
Nosier Crowd Thnn Before.
me thronEs of fans were even
Mo.s!Ir IMAM yesterday. notwithstand-
ms t"a neat. which made coats and
ISIS eup"rhuous and gave the cool
Hrink vendors an opportunity TO do
BUSINESS on Il midsummer seal.
iass and remnants bearing the In
club. were haunted in a manner -,
mli'ar at big football game. Will.
m"gaphones. .rattles and au,omoi,;ic
Aorns supplied an uproar OF dis
SoFuaht sounds which surpassed am
rTtNl0uS demonstration either in
Cleveland or BROOKLYN
itwrd from a technical stand
POM. The pitching records Indicate
UNI i'hSDys superior control and
an.!ty 70 Keep the brooklyn battrrs
.tSHt INC bal! In the air where The
h"i"crS mad a better chance was Tho
b!E factor in the Cleveland hurlcr.s
success Tor In other respects there
was ittic TO choose between the work
o! thc opposing hOXnlcn
haHhv threw the bail 100 tiucs
/ NM" crimes and Mitchell sent II
( piateward on l2S occasions. Raphy
Ha.""rd thirteen hits and the Brook
ni''ncrs twelve. but the latter
/ t,fcW hiiy-two called balls n
,ar b?'s ihirtN-hve. Eleven OF Brook .
I ayn : QUITS were gronndcrs. while
,!gAt Mere nics Eagby thrsw
,Wenty-'evcn strikes. nine fomI
81. Res ana SLY fouls as compared
VIII tweniy-ninc strikes. nine foui
{ StfiH's and iv. fouls for the Hrnni.'
/ lSn pair Six Clc,.landcrs zen, on,
{ on flies and hftcen on groumd,n, '"'
crimes record was tw.ntv.eigb,
hans. sixteen strikes. s"ven fom,
strikes. four foyls. two ha,tnrs "",
on mes ana seven on rollers nnd
nine hits in ai.3 innings lIjtchnn
IN 80 INNINGS thrcn. twen,y 80.
/ called balls thirteen strikes 800 80,
. strikes, on" foul. retired four ,r,,, W"
n!cs and eight grounded OUT, liz ~.
lowed three hits 80
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Summon nrcckrnr,,,rc ,on

IT. LOUIS. MO. Oct. lO---Rrcc;,cn-
,inte Long. Of 81. Louis. Democrats
chhIida,e FOR United states Scnator
rom missouri. has been summoned
mite" Investigating campaign nx
penh!iur"s when the hearings arc re-.
stunned here october Is. according =,
statement he issued here tonight
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ROynltY NlsIfn NntIcn

HUME, OCT. l0.-For the first lima
SLY" the war number Of royal
E!SliorS appeared at the Vatican
Ha,urtay for audiences with the pope.
MHH'"hT ,hc visitors were Prince An
ores. Princess Alice aud princo "a
rsihc"ss Christopher OF Greece: Grand
uohcSS George and Princess Nina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-11
EX-STATE SENATOR LUPTON
RALLIES AFTER OPERATION
Leader Of Farm Organization. Sue
cessfully IndcrEoes Surgeons
hnifc for ApucndlC,fIa.

!Hpccial 70 The Times DispntchD
MANCHESTER. VA, Oct. los.
l:hcicn Lupton, formerly OF Frederick
county. who is prominently identi-
ned with Virginia farm organiza-
lions. was operated upon for appcn-
dicitis In Garfield Hospital. wash
ington, day or two ago. according
10 word received here. He was dan
EeroUsiy III for some time. 1t was
said. Mr.. Lupton served in rho STATE
senate some years ago. and was for a
time member OF the Virginia State
Corporation Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-11
Polish Armi,,,c. 10,

H'A. Oct. l0.--The Russo-poIish
peace conference commissions worked
,atc saturday night and resumed their
,aDors early sunday. The delegates
day. although no time has hen Am
itely fixed e" ocNh-