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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
-FOUR NATIONS ENTERED
IN BENNETT BALLOON RACE
United States, Italy, Franco and
Belgium VIII "Hop-OH at
BirIningham.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. "a
n ibm .n nations IS, VIII be represented by
Gordon Bennett International Trophy
city. The United States has th sn.s
entrants. Italy two and France and
1t viii DO the ninth competition
TOT the trophy. and the first since
1919 when the war precludcd inter-
hung up In 1906 by James Gordon
Bennett. came into possession OF
america ,h that year and has been won
p,iots. Germany captured the cup
twice, while France and Switzerland
saGh were victors once. The race is
nedu from the country winning the
Ralph IL. Upson. who won the Gun
IN 1913 when he outdistnnced all his
rivals by crossing the English Chan
mel and landing near the rkshirc
coast IN the rate. from Paris. will
compete for 1t again this month with
Other 9th ' Am"ricans GoGd iam,r, H." Two
ard Z; Thompson in an army bar
and ~ l.. Honeywell. ip "Kansas
NY ~ also are entered. These
t three r1 len al the rest in the elmina-
Flying the colors OF European
S coGn.T,es MI be four other balloons
D"mytcr In the ''Bclgica" from Bel.
GUM. Italian entrants are Major
Chcvalier Joseph Vale with "AnJcn9'
ana Major Hugo Madori in the basket
The race is won by the balloon
which travels the farthest distance
from the starting point The re-
corn H!ght was made in 1912 from
stuttgart. Germany. when a French
pilot. Maurice Bicnaime. flew 1851
miles. The only other Gordon Ron.
nett race which resulted in a trim OF
more than 900 miles wds held i'm
~ i9lU from 81. Louis. the victor. Ala n
america. going l.l72 miles. This still
stands as the American record.
what direction the bags take af-
, riSihS or the ground depends on
the wind. the balloons being OF tbr
Tree" type. In 1903 the victor land
ed In the sea in "a digit from Berlin.
anu was rescued Off the coast OF Nor,
way by passing ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
SPIDERS AND WILDCATS
BATTLE AT 3.TODAY
Dobson Hopes to Make IL -Four
Straight for University of
Richmond

Davidson College Wild Cats arrived
IN kichmond this morning for their
mond, Spiders. which will be Rich
lnond's initial big college contest of
the 1920 season. Both elevens are
primed for the contest and every in
encounter when the wcll-trained and
fast elevens meet at Boulevard Park
ut the o'clock hour.
Today's game marks the opening
OF DobSon's major schedule, his team
most top speed and should there be
no great disappointments to the
spiders in the afternoons frame, they
should show a great Improvement
over previous play and give thc Old
North State boys tusslc. Having
won three straight contests from
l.ynchhurg. Catholic u" and liamp--
will endcavor to buck the odds and
return another victory.
They will find in Davidson. how
ever much stronger foe than in
any OF the previous battles, and will
have TO scrap the wild cats through
out in order to hold their own. Anti
cipating the strength of the Tarhcels
Dobson has showed his men through
u week of the hardest practice they
have experienced this season, let
t!ns up only yesterday afternoon
when he led them TO boulevard Park
Tor signal drill.
Inc hard weeks work has instilled
u lighting spirit in the spiders that
should produce results this after
noon. Likewise the same spirit has
'rmcatcd the whole student body
| the local university and they will
pe on hand to get into the hight from
the stands.
This will he the initial game OF
football between today's Contendcrs,
however. the Spiders and Wild Cats
have engaScd in other branches and
while the Davidspnies have put up
Il game OF irrcproaCnablc Sportsman-
ship they have been noted for their
scr.Lppy nature which their name
Dobson is sending his best against
the visitors and when the referees
whistle blows this is the way they
Will lineup: BroadduS, $50 pounds.
. - feet, LEFT end; Carter, ls2
Booker, lSe pounds; !! feet . inches,
left guard: BctDei, lG5 pounds. 3 feet
! inches; Price, l6o pounds. 5 feet
3 inches, left guard: KieveSahl, 100
pounds. . feet IL inches; l. II. Rob-
ms. 1873 pounds, feet 10 inches, left
end; Jones, l3S pounds. 8 feet S inches,
quarterback; Sncad, 1913 pounds, 5 feet
10 inches, full back: Towiil, 1871
pounds, . feet S inches, left half
back: Zicglcr, l5i pounds, feet q
inches. right half back. officials:
Gooch. Virginia, referee; Harrison.
w. and L.. umpire; Carpenter. V. +. l.,
head lincSHlan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
AER0NAUTS GIVEN GREAT
CELEBRATE BEFORE RACE

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Oct. ga
torchlight parade. led by three COM
pan!cS OF the reserve officers training
corps o: the central high school to-
night was the last public entertain
mcnt that will be accorded the Euro
pcan and American acronauts who
will hop OFF late tomorrow in the in
tcrnat!ona! race for the Gordon-Ben-
nett trophy.
Following the troopers came a
band and long line OF automobiles
in which the visiting balloonists were
passengers. The streets were lined
with cheering crowds as the cars de-
coratcd with the flags of the nations
which they represented passed along
in the red glare Of numerous torches.
Following the parade the visitors
were honorcd with Il great banquet,
rendered by the people of Birming-
ham. where the acronauts were well
coined by Lieutenant Governor n. L.
Miller on behalf of the State OF Ala
bama.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
MINOR LEAGUES WILL
FIGHT MAJORS INVASION
Dave Fultz, President New Intcrna-
tional League, Says Agreement
Would 30 Broken.
tBy Universal servicc.J

NEW YORK. Oct 22-Dhc minor
Ieagues Will oppose any plan on the
part or major league owners to start
u twclve-club League II 1t involves
was the warming Issued here tonight
by David l.. Fultz. president OF the
new international Lcagu He said
MAT Baltimore and Toronto were
being mentioned as possible clubs in
the new circuit which may be cstab-
ltshed should Ban Johnson and his
enemies in the American and Ma
President Fultz's statement in full
follows:
REPORTS have recently appeared
in various newspapers TO the effect
that certain major league club own
crs have stated that In the event q
twelve club league Is decided upon,
minor league cities will he taken to
complete the circuit and Baltimore
and Toronto have been mentioned Us
possibilities.
1T is hardly conducive to a rcstor-
alton OF confidence in the honesty Of
the game that the first official act of
the proposed new board will be an
attempt to violate not only a definite
agreement to respect minor league
territory. hut to violate n tradition
as long. standing and as firmly
Without wishing In any way TO
enter into the major league contro-
versy. We are forced TO say that II
either faction attempts to invade such
territory. II will not only encounter
the cnmity OF every minor league in
the country. but Will bring upon IT.
self leSa, action in which it Will
verdict either from the courts or
from the Dublic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
LATOEIA RESULTS

First racc---ciaiminr: 1850: for three
los iKenneiyj $3.50 $3.50. second Belle OF
Elizabeth,own tneldl. 10 q. koffier. $3.50.
Third; Time. 1913 IL. Also ran; Eyes OF
YAK Fed In" fusa corm hassisn and
a. Second racc-purse. $500: for maiden
.isso Msn lady chama "k f. fs'! IuTTsy3
S9 500 sS4a Tms s ~ a. h pas
Nenpide., Miss Dixie. Cut Up. Black Baby.
BaMy Chen. Diamond pale. Laderniere.
last, "s los nt Il. f Rinsi.
$3.50. $50 60, won: Constan,ins. Jos !F.
y:t% 2.5; Also ran: The. Gallant. i,Ombas,.
ss g. Keaaed sS s2s5i mon
Haass IS &C. I nSs SIS. ;f h2a Tl%e
i:ia 80. Also ran: North Eikhorn and
Filth rsGys-Johns Hn purse: $500: for
tour-year-olds and M: six furlongs-JacIs
liarc. Jr., Il: r.: Wilson,, ss;{S. $40 $3.50.
ram M George Starr Starr Lady s Luxury ~. RapiG
Days
s4tg and SLIGO isu5
Sc 20. S4t0 $50. won: Rifle. 9s (BueD. Si.sj.
So, second sas,ls of PLEASURE. ilG 1Kins!:
bancns Stray Ma,inea IDOL Dr. Carmen
Seventh racc-claim!nG: purse. 81. 30: for
thFeeeiyear;oids and w: one mii:eaoLotha!r:
svenson W io a. RG6e2s $780, 800 w see
Time. rs: u. Also ran: Lady Mountioy.
crate, Adclia w, Wavckeap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
MEETS NORTH
TODAY ON GR|D|ROH
Harvard Plays Centre, Yale Tackles
West Virginia and Virginia Lines
Up Against Rutgers.
IRy Universal Scrylccl

10y tnlNcTSdI service
NEW YORK, Oct. 2a.-Tomorrcw
Will witness the greatest gridiron in
rasion OF the North by the South In
the history OF intercollegiate foot
ball. The Big Three" of the East
Harvard. Yale and Princcton-will
have to face the three strongest
teams from the Southla nd-Ccntrc
College. the sensation of the 1919
season; West Virginia and the Mid
Shipmcn from Annapolis.
There will be other intersectionaI
struggles also, for Virginia will clash
with Rutgers: Georgia Tech will lock
horns with Glenn Warmers Pittsburgh
Panthcrs, and the Virginia Military
the Pennsylvania line.
But the games with the big Three
VIII occupy the center of the stage.
for the result will have 4 direct bear
ing on the Eastern championship.
Harvard IS confident that IL Will
defeat the Centre College aggrega-
ten. Three touchdowns is the mark
set. Optimism prevails in the Cam
that Centre uses the same form OF
attack which Williams used last Sat
urday. and which Harvard handled
without much trouble.
Coach Knox. who has secuted every
Yale game this season, brings back
the report that Centre has an ample
amount of material. an experienced
and qualified coach and the advant-
age of playing more than one year
together, and must net be held too
lightly.
Harvard will be in excellent condi-
tion for the contest. Captain Hor-
wccn and Keith Kane. end. have been
laid up with minor injuries this
nounccs that both OF them will be. In
the game Saturday in prime state.
John Castor. the star end Of the
team. viii also be able to get into
the scrimmage, although he has been
sufc~>Yg frcm q sprain.
The Centre College eleven, accom-
panied by several hundred rootcrs, ar
rived in Cambridge today. and the
team had Il workout in the Stadium
late this afternoon.
Yale expects = crowd OF $4,000 spec
tators at tho West Virginia contest
tomorrow. The Blue team is in pretty
good shape. although morale was a
hit shattered early in the week owing
to the trouncing the eleven suffered a
the hands OF Boston College last Sat
nrday, but spirit has been restored
and. in spite of tho hot weather. this
weeks practice has been vigorous and
efficient
The Princeton Tigers do not OK
poet very hard contest with the
Middies. According to crowd of
sporting editors who were allowed to
look over the team by Coach Roper
yesterday. the Black and Orange aE-
grcgation is much stronger than re-
ports coming out of Princeton have
indicated. The team is we'll equip
ped In the line and at this date ap-
parently has the strongest backfeld
combination In the East. with n
wealth OF powerful substitute ma
terial 10 draw on for tomorrow's con-
tests. Reports from Annapolis indi-
cate that the Middies are in good
shape and providing some surprises
FOR the Tigers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY

At Observation-Disclosures Tech VS..
University OF Pittsburgh.
Al Cambridg College VS..
Harvard University.
At New lirunswiCk-Cniversi of
virginia vs.. Rutgers.
AT Philadclphia-N NJ. J. VS. Uni
NerSity of Pennsylvania.
AT Xviiie-University Of Ten
nessce vs.. Clemson
At Baton ROugc-Louisiana State
VS. Mississippi y. Il NJ.
Al New Orlcaus-Tulane VS.. Uni
rcrsity of Mississippi
~, lexington. ky.--Sewanee VS..
Kentucky state.
AT acknowledgements of Georgia
VS.. OGlcthOrpc.
At Biacksburg. Va.-V. p. I. VS..
Maryland State
At Tuscnioosa-Univcrsity of Ala
bama Us. Howard.
At gainesville. Fla.-Uniyersity of
Florida vs.. Southern.
At Birmingham. Ala.-Birmlnrham
Southern vs.. Marion.
Woiford.
AT Durham. y. C.-Trinity VS..
Emory and Henry.
Al Greenvil!e-Furman VS. Wake
Forest.
Al Chattanooga-Univ OF
Chattanooga vs.. Mercer.
~ Lexington, Na.--Washington
and Lee VS.. Roanoke
At Williamsburg. Va-William and
Mary vs.. Union Theological!
Al Iiampden-S Sidney. Va.-IIarnp.
den- sidney VS.. LynchburG.
~ ichmonu-Davidson VS.. Rich.
! mond College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
VIRGINIA LEAVES FOR
HARD RUTGERS GAME
Icams VIII BE About Evenly
Matched in Intcrscctional
Clash Today.

lSpccial TO The Times DISPATCH
ciiAtLOTTESN VA. oct, 90.
Nlrsinia's Varsity and Freshmen
eieTens departed this afternoon for
Inh,indcinhia, the former to play
KutEers tomorrow. and the latter To-
.hchio the Penn Freshmen. Twenty
TWO regulars composed the squad sent
10 Gat lie Sanford's big scarlet team
statistics from the Jerscyitcs show
that the teams mill be about evenly
matchcu in weight in the line.
W ~ the exception OF Captain BiIIy
,'arIhcr. right half back OF the
TWO back -felders carry about the
same amount OF avoirdupois, Vir-
Einins lineup will be as follows:
Hall, tackles; Fenwick and NcCon.
neil, guards. Iiankins. center; Wit.
quarter back: Rinehart left hnlf:
iiarris, right half; Zundei. fun back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
SPORTS
Games and Frames

The truth will out beyond a
doubt. You cannot keep IL down.
And since the White SOx scandal.
has Sprend from town to town.
you'll henr n line OF talk like this
wherever you tnny EO. concerning
famous battles and the way they
split the doughi
When David fought Goliath IN
the dear old days or yore, n vvnilop
with a slIngsh0t brought Goliath
to the floor. Hut not few EhiIi-
stincs hnve since been heard TO
sny Goliath got i've hundred beans
Tor laying down that day.
and ltichnrd OF the Lion Heart.
when nEhtlng with foe. would
always tnke that foe npnrt and
slip him hunks OF dough. For
which consideration, II we have
inc story right. the foeman nj
way. did hop and Richard won
Uiu Hercules WINS mighty strong
anu won lot of scrnDs. II never
took him very long to sound HIS
nh taps. Iiut from = party we'll
informed we learned not long aRo
a' Hercules won NIL his light.
Wy nribing en- with dough. lie
nsco 10 hand those poor old Jays
i've aundred TO lay down, md that
huch dough In those old day.
would buy n house In town.
anu mus on through the shift
Ing yenrs down to the prr..nt
t,nis' hemp of heroes. II appears.
useu cough with which Ia cIImI,
mus hnve the idols fallen TINT W.
hcid In high rcnown. Thr truth
VIII out beyond n doubt, Yon rnn-
not Keep IL down!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
SINGLE C. BREAKS TRACK
RECORD At ATLANTA
Peter Look Wins $4,000 Purse in
2:11 Glass Trot in Straight
Heats.
IEy Associated Press.l


ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 22.-SinEle c..
veteran of the grand circuit tracks.
paced the bcs. mile of his career here
today breaking. according TO track
officials. the worlds record for three
heats. the seasons record and the
Lakewood track record for Il single
heat. making the three heats in 1853:
200 and 200 "a.
Tho bay horse. entered and driven
by Ed Allen, Of indianapolis. Ind
had everything in his favor In the
free all pace In which he broke
his own record. made at Lexington
for best average time in three heats.
There was only one other contestant,
two horses being drawn, and Allen
used Sanar'io. plotted by Stokes as a
wind break for the first three quar-
icrs OF each heat. and then let out his
horse in the home stretch. Sewell
did Single G., answer the demand for
speed. that in the first heat that he
made the final quarter in Us ia.
The 2:ll class pacing event for n
$500 purse brought out hard fight
Peter Look. pilotcd By Cox, won in
straight heats. two of them by
nose. Captain Mack and Symbol s.
Forest fought hard for second place
which finally went 20 the former
which had come in arth i'm the first
heat.
The c:lo trot went to Black Dia-
mond. driven by Erwin. which took
the first two heats. but lost the final
10 li!lda Fletcher piloted by Cox
The 2:2O-class tro; was won by Lily
Watts, piloted by Russell.
Summaries:
Eree-for-all pace. three heats; purse
wilkes CAllcn) ........ l / !
Sanar'io. b. e.. by San Fran
cisco tStokes) ... . 2
"ohn Henry, b. s., by Wilkoc
Esther T.. b. m, by wiikoc u
Time i:5s: 200: 900 81 Or
2:lO class trot; three heats; purse.
Black Diamond, blk. h., by
Iodock !Erwin) 1900. 1 / 2
Hilda Fletcher. b. M. by
Peter the Great (Cox) i
Oscar Watts. b. s.. by Gen
cral Watts Gyde) -. .
Mary Belle. b. m. by Ken
lucky Todd tRogcrs) 4 81
Time, 2:11 Ii: 2:lll-4 2:O73-4.
Ell class pace: three heats; purse,
Peter Look, b. e.. BY Peter
Capt. Mack. b. H., by The
Bondsman Palin) 49,. Q
symbol s. Forest. b. h., by
Symbalecn tStokesJ 80. ?
i-ecco Grattan. cs. H., by
r 1;SSs" wilkes q. :
j. T. Jr.. b. g, by Eugene
Corbitt U.onE) .... As a
Iime, FOG l-2: 2:G4 l-2; 2:O71-2
2:2O class trot; three heats; sweep
stakes. 5000 /:
THY Watts. b. M, by Siliko
(RuSsclD . I
John Fuller, blk. h.. b. David
. Fuller tGallagher)
clay simpson. b. K, by j. C.
simpson tArmstrong) 2 2
MISS Rosie Fuller (Branch) dis
Lime, 2:iI l-2; 2:l5 IA; 2:16.
The program for Saturday. tho
. maj day OF the 1920 grand circuit
season, includes four races win n
number of fast horses in each Tb"
events arc a 2:o5 trot. a:l5 trot. a
10 pace and o:l0 pace. Ideal
weather which has lasted through
- week was promised again to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
LOOKING FOR KlLBANE

Fred Jacks. tho legitimate English
ieatherweight champion. is on the
traii CT Johnny Kilbanc lie has
beaten several good boys since he
came to America. Jacks defeated
Fancy Lee for the British title Loo
by the way is the only Eneiishman
VINO knocked out Jimmy Wilde. They
fought several years ago.
If he is not given WORK haro NM,
ayers Joe Woodman and George y
Lawrence Will take him back ia En-
land. whore remunerativc offers hay.
neen made fer his services. Jacks Ia
lighting somewhat on the s,vlc n,
JON Driscoll. but ne punches harder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Vardon and Ray Beat
Travers and Heron
at Schenectady, N. Y.
my Annotated I'rcss.I

sCHl1NECTADY,N N. ", Oct. ~
Harry vnrdOn md Ted Rny, the
british professiOnnl golfers, de-
fentcd Jerome ID. Trnvern, OF New
York, nnd S. Davidson Heron, of
Pittsbdrgh. both former national
amateur champions, by UP in a
5o-hoie best bnll mntch on the
linkn OF the DlOhnyyk GoIf CIub
here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
POLY FIVE REGULARS
SHORT IN TODAY's GAME
Hundreds Have Already Arrived for
Battle With University OF
Maryland.

BLACKSBURG. VA. oct. 22.-Head
Coach Stan Sutton. OF the Virginia
Io!y football team. stated tonight
mat nvc OF his regulars would not
be allowed to play against Cnivcr-
sity OF Maryland on account OF last
minute injuries These men are Wal
lace ana Shaner,. full backs. Rest md
Saunders. guards. and Martin. half
black.
Captain Redd predicts victory for
his team despite this handicap W
Tilson. the Indian, VIII pay full back
Tor the Techs tomorrow.
The game tomorrow will be the
best attended In the history OF Milcs'
Field. Hundreds have arrived al
ready. Maryland arrived here this
afternoon and had stin workout on
the local nigh school Erounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
BOGASH lICKS CROSS

NhW YORK. Oct. 22-Louis Co
"a Il champion in the making CIV
.Murty cross severe beating in thn,r
cn-round bout here tonipn; n.
,,.i., loss down In the first round
Wiz II succession Of trip-nnm r
rights TO the jaw and thereafter had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
JOHN SCORE Of p TO SPO
Mother Goose Honks

Tom, Tom. the pitchers son,
Had n dad who never won.
And when his daddy threw a game
II never made his pocket lnme.
Hey diddIe diddle! we1l tell you n
riddle
Concerning the wonderful SoI.
III these lnds looked nice when get
ting their price,
How much nicer they'd look
breaking rocks!
the corner
Where stood n big gambling guy.
lie rnn from the scene with n .Nvnd
OF long green
And Hnfd. "NShnt u smart boy
nm In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
INDIANS READY FOR BATTLE

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Oct. 2o.-
One Of the largest crowds that nvnr
Witnessed a gridiron contest on Cary
ficld VIII he present tomorrow when
the Union Theological Seminary
eleven. or Richmond. invadcs vii.
iiamsburE to play the William and
Mary College Indians. Play starts
ut $3.50 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Roper Licl<s jones.

SAG NAV. MICH. Oct. 22.-cap.
tain Bob Rope. of Chicago. claimant
title. Knocked out Soldier Jones ~
Toronto. Canadian light Heavyweight
champion, in the eighth round OF n
schea uied ten-round bout here to.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
Rankin jain. Wyatt, star

john j. Rankin. OF Clay Ward. has
oten appointed deputy on the staff Of
Inc High Constable hy High CON
stable William IL Wyatt and has en-
was for many years engaged in hrsj
ness as merchant and is one Of tho
most widely known citizens Of Clay
Ward. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
SPORTS:
James Mccoy Defeats
M. Along of Chicago in
Pocket Billiard Match
IBy Associated Prc.s.I

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Jnmc& Nc
Coy. Of Richmond, W., defeated
u. A. Long, OF Los Angeles, 125 to
so In fifteen Innings today In the
national pockct billiard tournn-
mcnt. and Charles Weston, of
Pittsburgh. won from Charles See
buck. OF I'orrinEtOn, Conn, Ia5 to
II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
HOPEWELL LOSES

Chester High defeated Iopcwcll
High yesterday afternoon by score
Of 3s to 0. For Chester. Wiley and
CrumD stared in the back field, while
Captain Jeter played n strong game
at tackle. Anderson and DORM played
the best for Hopewcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23

Rally in Chester TONIGHT.

There will be a Democratic rally at
Chester High School, Chesterfield
county. tonight at o'clock. The
speakers will he Representative A. ].
Montague. Augustine Royal. Harry L.
Snead and Gordon w. Shepherd. Chair
man y. j. Hart. of the Chesterfield
Democratic COmmittee will prnsjda
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
BAYLOR COLLEGE WINS

Al Saltwater. Okla-Baylor Col.
leEe. OF Waco. Z; Oklahoma A. &. n O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23

SIx-Dny Race December q.
NEW YORK, oct 22.--The ANNA
six day bicycle race a, Nadien.
Square Garden will begin Dec.mho,
g. II was announced tonight T.r
f"rcign teams are expected to cn,cr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23

I,TIc, 2:It II; 2l5 IA; ZIG.
no me program for Saturday. the
season, includes four races win ~
number Of fast horses in each. The
events arc 2:05 trot, n o:I5 trot n
s:l5 pace and a o:l0 pace. Ideal
wte"'ner which has lasted through
morrow, '' ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-29
CITY NEWS

Lutheran choir lawn social at c.
w. Bailey's Friday mite
Get your boys school suit this
week at We'll G, Co.'s special sale and
lsave Is of regular price.
The police have been asked to
look out for George Sprinkler, four.
teen years old, from Canton, No. He
lis described as being lame and slut.
tering He is dressed in a suit of
|overalls and blue shirt
Mrs. o. T. Clark is recovering
from injuries sustained last week
when she was thrown from an auto
mobile in which she was riding. The
auto struck stump and she was
thrown out, and a cash cut in her
cheek, necessitating the taking Ut
several stitches.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Henry Bank were held this afternoon
from the residence, 1916 Blondeau
street at 2:30 o'clock with the Rev.
William S. D. Lamont officiating.
The palEbearers were: Hazen l. Saw
yer, A. Hollingsworth, John Nagel, A.
C. Wustrow, Jacob Ludwig, Charles ].
Smith.