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MOUNT ROYAL RESULTS

First Race.-Ludy Betty, 1O5 UIinphyD,
$40, : so, 80; Fair and Warmer. 10. ,Hay-
wardJ, 40, 2.GO; Banyan. 1903 Burger
20 Time, 1:O4 -. Sala, Lady Rinmorc
and Rave On also ran.
Second Race-Pierrot III CHaywsrdl. 400.
30. 80; Deckhand, III lFstor), $40. 2.7O:
HosIer, 100 CPauley), $50. Time. 1:l4
Col. Murphy, Nctty walcutt. Juauita Sd,
Olive James and HORNE also ran.
Third Race. Dragon, I13 lHinphyl. 4 70
$40. 80; Keen Jane. H. IanertyD. 6 40.
80; First Consul. lO3 CAtkinson), 20.
Time. 1:21 Is. Herman, Propaganda, Clark
VI and Laughing Eyes also ran
Fourth Raos.-El CoroueI, lOe tMoore>
81 70, 10. so: Charming, 1O7 (Thomas)
> 20. $50; Mike Dixon. lO9 Hayward. so
Time. AZ 10. Rsilbird Dahinda. PIanta-
rede and Lady -Katheren also ran.
Fifth Race.-Trusty. lis iFatorD. 10.
3lO, out; Sedan, ia Hayward. 40. out:
Blazonry, Ill lHinphyD out. Time, l:l3I-5,
Broom Peddler also ran.
Sixth Race.-Cork. 1OT CDennIer), II 30.
$40, 2.6O; Jack K, 116 (BeID, 24O. . 20
Concha, 1l3 (HunU. 30. Time, 1:43I-J,
Manniken I'd, Boxer, Paula V and She Devil
also ran.
Seventh Race-BousteIIe III (Smith,, ) 40,
; so, 20; Delaney, III Hayward 2.70,
80; Horkville, III (TaylorD, $40. Time,
:l8 70. Nick Klein, FickIe Fancy, Anna
Belle and Mary Fitzhugh also ran.
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MARLBORO ENTRIES

First Racs-Five furlongs. Miss Adria nnc,
lO4; Kenomu, 104; Gaudy, lI5; Echoland
1O4; Northern Ray, 107.
Second Raoe.-Five furlongs. Bellman,
lO4; Wilton Meteor, 100; Running Greek, 10:
Racon teuse. 115; Ahara, 100; Lady Freeman.
1o4; Brigida, ITO; Rehob, 1l5; Running Lad
l2O
Third Race.-Five furlongS. Hot Foot,
1o4 Togoland, 113; Hohokus, 1l5: Ny Ada
1O4; Mary's Magnetic. 11j; Bamboo. IL.
Fourth Race. - Six and a half furlongs
Waking Dream, 1Oj; Peregourdine. 100;
Blondel. ia; Primitive, 1O5; Wilton Arrow.
40; RuneCrsft, lis.
Fifth Race.-SiI and half furlongs
Eastern Glow, 1O4; Hello Pardner. ia;
Senator Broderick, ll5: Bibbler, lO9: Tor,
quato I'd. 1lJ.
sixth Aaoe'-SiX and half furlongs. In
cinerat tor. los; Helen Atkin. los; Miss FilIey,
llO; Wilton Lad, 116; Sid {. Keener. 1OS;
Phedoden Star, llO; Rafferty,, III.
Seventh Race. - Mile and one sixteenth
Christie Holters, 1O5; tSir Up iii: Thistle
queen. ll5; Trapping, Ill; Arbitrator. ia
Apprenticeship allowance claimed
Irack' heavy. Weather, rainy.
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Beats Old Man H CL
With Punch on Jaw
Of Chink House Boy

Especial Gable to washinEton HeraId.l
Shanghai, China, Aus 2O-A lit
eral swing on the jsw-point Of the
old Il. c. L. has been delivered by
r. B. Nichols American who seems
10 be a better battIer on ham-and-
eggs costs than his brothers in the
United States
Nichols knocked his house boy
for goal out his front door and
down the steps. During the next
month his household expenses
dropped 90 per cent. he told the
judge. Nichols had the house -bov
arrested for threatening to make
chop suey out OF his cook. in case
that Celestial refused to go on sym
pathetic strike.
We catches little squeeze" bland
ly testified the cook. Master he no
find out But missee she wan< to
do marketing herself"
or course. the cook shared the
squeeze. What Chinese Wouldn't
said Nichols.
Nichols was asked If he struck
the boy. He answered:
i struck him. He was shooting
on his face and ! gave him a good
one. was too dsrned easy with
him"
Court adjourned and a dazed but
inquirinc British sttache asked.
i say. how does one jelly well
shoot OF ones face?
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MOUNT ROYAL ENTRIES

First Race-Purse. $500; 3-year-olds and
up: maidens. claiming: six furloLg>: Clean
Sweep, lO4: Short Change los. Miss Ster-
ling. los. Greek Maid. los. Oakluwn Belle.
III. Mistake. lib; Caller HeTrin IU3: Bis
cult 1O3; Transient Hess IO3: 'CherOdem
III, Gas Mask, III; Timberland. lib.
Second Race-PUr~e, $500: 2-year-OldS 4:
claiming; hvP fuTIOngs: Jack Shrine. IO5:
SaddIer lO5; Miss Holland. lOI: Sea Court
lg7; Orchestra. ll2: YOOrmpl. llJ: John TIL
IlJ. Lura. 11J: Willow Brook. lUT: Busy
Bird liz; Jacobson. llj.
Third Race-For 3-year-oIds and up;
purse. $500; claiming; six furIDngs: Chrome,
lOl; Huzzss, lOj; NInnchrn, III: rIagOOn,
lie; YoTkville. los. John J. Casey. Ill;
Concha 1l2. Top RUng. ia
Fourth Race-F0r 3-year-olds aud up:
purse. $500; claiming; i've and 0ne-half fur
longs. Finis. lOJ. NirCie. lnJ. MAJ Nlaul~hv.
lO7: sherman A, 10; Back Rock. II2:
FirkIe Fancy. IL: Snow Queen. I07: Sir
GaIahad II. 100; 'Burlingsme, Il2; Peasant,
II4.
Fifth Racs-For 3-year-olds and M: Do
minion Handicap, purse, STO0; mile and one
7O6; Broom Pedder, ia; Peerless One, lO3:
BlHzonry. 1O6; Diadi. 122.
Sixth Race-PurSc. $500: 3-ycar-oI,fS and
W; claiming; one mile: Flying Frog. %:
SweepIet los; Lady Ward, 1IO; Trentino.
10; Galway. IT.; BogaTt, 1I3: BED Post
1OTs Miss sweep. lO7; Ramona, 10; Cork,
l20. Zodiac. IL. Jose de Wales, H. Also
eligibIe-Viva Cuba. o..
Seventh Racs-Pursp. $500: 3-year-olds
and up: claiming; six furlOBgs: Hugh Ang-
lon. 10s: Miss Orb, l07: Lady Mildred l0a:
Bstterton, Ill; Dairymsp, lO5: CLARK ",
90 'DeeShand, 100; Pr9umPtion, III.
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MARLBORO RESULTS

First Racs.-Legal Tender .CHeilman).
80. % so. 40; Running Creek (Jenkinsl,
q 40. $40; Ny Ada lConnorsl, 2.4O Bri-
gida' Bellmain, Lady Freeman and Echo B
also ran.
Second Raee.-Jessica F. CHeiIman) 800.
5.3O 2.IO; Primitive Dawson. 400, 3 80;
Bi0ler OOsmerl, $50. Hot Foot Sea Mine
and HohOkus also ran.
Third Raee.-Raconteuse CSterling). $40,
5.9o' 24O; Slick I'd tDawson), so, > 50;
Director James CConnorsD. $50 Boher-na
Breena and Little England also ran
FOURTH Race-Leoma (Heilman), $50, ?. 40,
out waking Dream (Ryan). $50. out:
Ahara Dawson, out. Lady Ivan also ran
Fifth Raee.-Link Boy CHeiImanJ SO
io out; Runecraft (Jenkins), 800. out +:
Stir Up (Connors), out. Left Fielder also
ran. '
Sixth Race-ThistIe Queen CConnors), . 20
20, out; Torqqato I'd (Osmer). 2.TO, ont:
SID {. keener (HeiImanD out
Seventh Race.-Rockport (HeiIman). q 20
: 10, out: McAdams (Osmer). $50. out; In,
discreet lBergen), out. Fairly also ran.
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SARATOGA RESULTS.

First Race. - Six furlongs. Sheba. IIO
lCallahan). TO ., l to 4. out; Plato. lOl
king. TO l. to 5; Mambi, lO5 (weinerl .
out. Time. ia 81. Mary Erb also ran
Second Race. .-BIighty I'd. 149 lHaynpsl. .
l6 10 ). even. > to 5: Queen OF the Sea 80
tMerglerl, 10 3, out; War logs. 1874 CArchi-
bald, eveen. Tim. 4:24 30 Tudor King
King Terry and Brand also ran.
Third Race.-Nele YOrke. lOj lFatorl. :
to 10. to 8. out; bly,, 100 jBurkeD. ; to .,
s 10 >; Hoosch, 100 stack. to ). Time,
80. Alone at Last Triumphant. Chimera.
u. Alfred Clark and 'Rincavous also ran.
Fourth Race.-Mad Halter. 40 tFator)
0 to 20, out, out; Tailor Maid 100 lwidal
to 10 out; Courtship. 100 Mooney, out.
Time. 81 -. 'Claquer also ran.
Fifth Rac Leonardo I'd, l22 CSchuttin-
GER. to 6. out. out: Muttikins. lOs
theoughl. TO .. even; Polly Ann. II2 (Rod-
riguezI. even. Time. :OJ -. Devastation.
Ross R. Joe Choate, Arada. Cote d'Or.
James p. Silo, Quecreek and Lady Lillian
also ran.
Sixth Race.-Lady Gertrude. 1O7 Ponce.
p to l, 10 to /, to l Blue Paradise. 100
iCaliahanD, 10 10 l, ! to /: Salyestra. lO4
lAcAteel. even. Time, :O2 Clearing In.
MILF. Vivian. Elected I'd, Penrose Ina Frank
and Red Red Rose also ran.
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First Race.-Purse. 81 800: 2-year-olds
allowances: hye and a half furlOngs. Pom
gee. ID5: Nv Rose. lOT. Toss In lO6. Harm
OF the North. lO6; Artesian. 10; Petrarch
High Wave. l07. fudge Budrow 10: +East
Side, 10. Maurice H. 10. Also eligible
Joe Whipple, lO6. PERKINS and Moore en-
try.
Second Race.-Purse. 81. 500: a-year-olds and
mp: Canadian bred: claiming: mile and a six
teenth. Plane. 100: Galley Head. 1903; GLOW
worm, lp2: Gala Dress, 1O7; Galway, lO4 :;
Capt. B. H.
Third Race. - Purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds
and up: allowances, six furlongs Bobby
Allen %; BlIIsC. 100, st Just lN2; Honor
Man, lNJ; Anticipate. lU2: King Burt lOJ:
Who Cares l02; Bill McCIOy los. Vive
AcTee. lo3; AppIejack I'd. lO3: Harry Bur
goyne. 10: The Boy, III. Also eligible:
ClaymOrp. IO9
Fourth Race-Pursc. 81 900 added. Wind
s"r Jockey Club handicap; 3-year-olds and
up. mile and an eighth. +Sr Barton 1874:
ESIpPery Elm, ll2; ENterminator rs:
Honolulu Boy. lOO: +Bonifacp I3O: Snldat
de Nerdun. lOl: Bondage. lI3: sIrish Kiss.
~; Ny Dear; 9s; Wildair. 10. u. h. L.
EoSs entry, sSunnyland entry.
Fifth Race.-Purse, $500: 3-year-oIds and
up; allowances; one mile Mysterious Girl.
lO'' War Zone. lO5; summer Sigh. 10; Es-
CAFp"lette, 100; Double Van. 90; Keep 81;
Exporter. 1O5; Waterwood. IOJ
Sixth Race.-Purse 81. 900: 3-vpsr-oIds and
up; claiming; mile and a sixteenth MadCe
+. lO2, King John, lO6. Sun God lO4: Gain
de Cause, llOi: War Club, H.; Dr. Carmen.
lO4: OrenZo, lO4; Golden Dawn, lO3: Cheer
Leader. 100. Garbage. ll3
eventh Race. - Purse. 81 800: 3-vaar-oI5s
and up; claiming: mile and an eighth.
Equa tor, 81: Neenah, 90; 'Don Dodge, 100
Trophy, los: 'Leinster. 100; Rouf, lO5:
'Gourmond l04; George Duncan. lO9 Retta
B, lOS: Douglas S, los; Goldcrest Boy. los:
Biddledee. 81; Jack Reeves. lOJ. Also eligI-
bic: Nebraska, lOJ; Verify, l02; 'Sylvano,
lO4: Kilkenny. 1OJ.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Wea ther. clear. Track. fast
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BURKHART FAMILY
CONDUCTS REUNION

Cumberland. Nd, AUG. 2O.-The
fourteenth annual reunion OF the J.
J. Burkhart family was held at La
Vale, on the National Pike.
Eighty-six people sat at the large
table on which were placed SIS fried
chickens. so cakes and so pies.
After dinner a rain spoiled the food
that remained. valued at between
$3.50 and s4OO. Members of the fam
lily from Pennsylvania, Maryland
and West Virginia were present.
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8c;SRQRTk[GHI S!R!2Q g|:E][!!; +!

Paul. Jim Barnes from St. Louis
and Chick Evans from Chicago.
And outside the two Englishmen
these i've stood next in the recent
solf championship. Where was the
Eastern delegation?
Where was it last year at Oak
mont when Jones and Heron
fought il out? No golfer living east
of Pittsburgh has won the anna
teur championship for SIX years.
With all that. Bill Johnston, the
tennis champion. Is from California.
but in tennis, at least. the East can
still point to Bill Tilden and his re-
markable triumph abroad.
Another why.
Why must We all have alibis
Well knowing that the world is
wise.
Where each one beaten in a game
Has pulled excuses much the same.
We are sending a delegation H.
600 miles 20 try TO bring back our
tennis cup, but about the same time
our golf cup starts for England.
Keeping enough cups for light
housekeeping is no easy matter.
what with one thing and another.
Veteran pitchers about worn
out" Stin. you hear few clubs Civ
ing three resounding cheers when
Babe Adams steps in to while
away an afternoon. And the Babe"
was winning world series games
eleven years ago.
Just as T. Cobb reached the $50
mark he went to bat ten consecu-
tive times without obtaining a safe
blow. There are some days when
you can't lay aside dime.
There are something like 1000. 400
or 100000 people who may take a
Lit keener interest in the PresidCn-
tial race as soon as the two major
league races are decided. And then,
again. they may not.
At the moment of lettering to
Tress We also notice that neither
golfer Harding nor golfer Cox is
conccding the other any two-foot
puts.
We noticed an article recently
How to Play Out OF Bunker" In
order to carry any appeal to the en-
raSed duffer he should have added
in less than seven shots"
A halliday.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

First Race.-Six furlongs. 'Mose, 100;
overbold, 1O9; Porte D~apeau. llo; Tiug-a-
ling, 1lo; Jessie. lO6; Shoot On. l02; Yvette,
1O9; Step Son, ia; Ozark Horse. Ill;
Huntress, 100; Asterisk, 100; Locust Leaves,
%; The Belgian I'd. III; Marion Hollins.
100; Flying Orb 100; Lads Love. 10; Our
Birthday, 1o7; Amsckassin, ITO; Gus Scbeer,
l12; Liquid Fire, 1913.
Second Raoe.-About two miles. Nina ia b,
189; Bsrkle. 154; Candidate I'd, 1877; stucco,
143; Doublet. 154.
Third Race.-Six furlongs. Normal. rs;
Serapis, 115; Oriole, us; Prudery, 127; Dim
mesdale, lis: Exodus. 113.
Fouyth Rsoe.-Mile and quarter. Man O.
War, l@9; John p. Grier, 10 Upset, l23
Fifth Raoe.-0ne mile. Lady Wood. %
Lola. 100; Fluezey. Ill; Belgian Queen,
105; 'Jyntee, 118; marion Hollins 96
Sixth Race.-Five furlongs. Roseclir 100:
Wanatah, 1OT; 'Galiot 100; LADY Frappe.
9S; Josie German, l03 sunny Days. li4;
Divil to Pay. 100; Dora lO3; Mantilla, 100
Flambette, 10.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear. Track, fast.
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BANKERS ESTATE
7 GOES TO FAMILY

Mrs. Mary +. HOgc, widow Of
William 5. Hoge, 73-year-old banker
and merchant, OF Washington. who
died at Buck Hill Falls. Pa. on Au-
gust !. is given life annuity Of
5000 month and unrestricted pos
session OF the HoEe home at 1902
Fifteenth street northwest. accord
ing to the terms Of her hus-
bands will. filed for probate yester-
day.
The balance Of the estate is de-
vised in trust to the son. William s.
Hogc. who is also named executor
and given twenty shares Of the CAPT
tai stock OF the District National
Bank
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DOCTOR CONSTRUCTS
HOUSE BOAT FOR TRIP

Fredericksburg Va. Aug. 2O.-Dr.
DuNal Hicks, Of this city has
launched a cabin cruiser which he
designed and built solely by him
self in sIe Eapnahanuock River.
DR.. Hicks built this D0at in Inc
back yard OF his residence during
spare time in the evenings The
cabin is fitted with windows and is
large enough to furnish sleeping
quarters for four persons. The boat
is 20 feet in length. pr Hicks OK
poets to take trip from this city
to Chesapeake Bay and return.
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ACTOR SENDS TOKEN
TO GRAYSON'S KIDDIE

A miniature cowboy saddle. sent
by William S. Hart, movie star, ar
rived at the White House yesterday
for Gordon Grayson. 4-year-old son
Of Admiral Cary T. Grayson, Presi-
dent Wilson's physician
Gordon is a regular attendant at
the private movies for the Presi-
dents beneft in the White House
Green Room" prefers cowboys and
Injun" pictures. and has 1 Shetland
pony "broncho." The gift followed
a letter to Hart from Admiral Gray
son telling of his sons admiration.
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Bill McClOy has terrific early
speed and should hang on long
enough to grab the grapes in the
third The price is likely to be
generous enough to warrant string
ing your play across the board.
hinburn is highly fancied by the
hentuCkians Tab the ring action
closely. The boy will be knocking
at the door but may need this ef-
fort to put him on edge. Mysterious
Girl is the ClOcker's diamond spe-
cidL That listens good enough for
muh- When the boys decide TO Un-
load there is aIwsss a good reason.
One best bet of the day.
Ross entry.
Best take a chance bet.
Captain h.
Best ParIay-TOsS Up, The Boy,
MadEe + to show.
It's toss up between MadEe r
and DIR. Cannon in the sixth. Per-
sOnally l fancy the chances of the
former slightly best because of re-
cent sensational trials. Cheer Leader
is at his best right now. Old Doug
las will never find a much softer
spot than he's in in the last. IL
the anchor il hOisted-yOu get muh
meaninE-he'H roll home with lots
of daylight between him and the
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
VESSEL DESTROYED
WHEN CARGO BURNS

Norfolk. Va. Aus. 2O-Forty-
four barrels Of gasoline aboard the
skipjack Daughty caught fire at
the Standard Oil Company piers In
the Elizabeth River last nIcht about
6 o'clock and completely destroyed
the vessel The deck OF the
Daughty was blown off after the
ship had been towcd 200 feet into
stream.
Henry Smith. owner and operator
of the boat, was aboard when the
FIRE was discovered. and narrowly
escaped death when the explosion
of a nearby barrel OF gasoline an
nouriCed the fire.
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BRIDE BADLY HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Hagerstown. Nd. Aug 20.-Whne
en- route with her husband on their
honeymoon from Oherlin, Ohio, to
their new winter home at Winter
Park. Fla. Mrs 4 z. ) Fletcher. d
bride OF a few d8yS. was seriously
injured when their automobile wa
struck by d lsr-c truck. at a pike
crossing on the State road near this
city.
Mrs. Fletcher sustained a frsr-
tured CollarboDe and some laCCra-
tions. She was brought to the
hospital in this ,itv for treatment,
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RAINS DAMAGE
CROPS IN VIRGINIA

Danville, Va, Aug. 2O.-Damage
estimated at thousands of dollars
has been done by the torrential rain
here during the past twenty-four
hours.
The city gas plant is flooded.
Lightning struck the power house
of a large cotton mill and put it out
of commission. The city was in
darkness for some hours last night.
Local headquarters OF the South
ern reported heavy damage to the
road bed. Train schedules. are upset.
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BOMB
PLOT REVEALED
Radical Forces at War
Among Themselves, as
Shown by Find.
BY SAM A. SHIELD.
Cwa.sinEton HersIs-PphIic Ledger
Service, Special Gable Dispatch.D

Milan, Aug. 2O.-Indicstions that
the radical forces in Itsly's mstrop-
oils already are divided against
themselves is known by the discov-
cry Of a bomb in the headquarters
OF the Federation OF Labor and the
confession today Of an anarchist
Plotter that the bomb was intended
for Secretary Bensi. leader Of the
powerful and organized vorkmen's
groups.
Many strikes throughout italy
have been called by the Federation
head recently but the more extreme
members. dissatisfied with the re-
suits. Joined an anarchist group
which now is making the greatest
effort to obtain control Of the Fed
GRAFTON. There is q strong radical
tendency among the workmen but
it is not ansrchistic enough 10 de-
msnd violence and destruction as
q means TO gain its ends.
Thus there is wide breach be-
tween the two groups which is re-
gsrded as a weakening Of the revO-
lUtionsry party.
1t is pointed out by Italian on
cials that the recent bomb throw
ing in Milan was done by anarchists
and not by order Of the labor IN
ions. One bomb smashed through
a window in the City's most fash
ionsble cafe but no one was hurt.
At present there is plenty OF work
in Milan which has more than
100000 population, but there. as in
all other cities in most all other
countries. prices and wages have
made Irregular advances beyond
normal
The complaint is against taxa
tion and the form OF government
One newspaper, the Avanu- makes
vehement use OF the right Of free
speech in daily abuse Of Signor Gio-
litu and urges the "proIetarist" to
organize against the "BorEhesia'
which Is represented as the Illegal
government" the master classeT
and pTofteers
Copyright. 1870. br Public LedFsr Col
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Fourth Series of Swim Meet Today.

The fourth meet of the series of
swimming contests for the swim
ming championship Of Washington
is to be held at the Tidal Basin
bathing beach tomorrow at p. m.
The usual four events, two each
Tor the men and women, will be
on the program. The women will
compete in the 10 swim and the 60
yard breast stroke. The fancy dive
and the 6O-yard back stroke will be
on the card for The men.
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balance of the field. That's all.
WINDSOR SELECTIONS.
First race-Artisian, Perkins en-
try. Toss Up.
Second race-Captain b.. Gala
Dress, Flame.
Third race-Bim McCIoy, Kin
burn, The Boy.
Fourth race-ROss entry, wiIdair,
Bondage.
Fifth race-MysteriOus Girl, Es-
csrpOIette, ENhOrter.
Sixth race-Madge F., DIR. Carmon,
Cheer Leader.
seventh race-DOuglax $, Trophy,
Neenah.
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.
First race-ShOOt On, Marion HoI-
linS, The Belgian.
second race-BarkIIe, Clark entry,
Double.
Third race - Prudery, Exodus,
Dimmesdale.
Fourth race-Man o. War. Whit
ney entry.
Fifth race-MariOn HoIIins, Jyn-
tee. Idola.
sixth race Edward entry. Man
tilla, Lady FraPpe.
Best bet-Prudery.
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OF FOUR
STATES CONVENE

Hagerstown. Nd, Aug. 2O.-Thc
great auditorium AZ Braddock
Heights was packed yesterday at
the annual reunion OF members Of
the Church OF the Brethren Of Mary
land, Pennsylvania and the Nirgi-
MAS
The speakers were Rev. Jesse En-
inert. missionary from India. T.
T. Myers, of Huntingdon. Pa . Nj
NOR Miller. OF Bridgewater College.
Va: John J. Johns. Of Blue Ridge
College. and Charles Wyand. Of the
Bethany Bible School OF Chicago.
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ELEVEN YEAR OLD
BOY BROWNS IN POND

DsnvIIie. Va Aug. 2O.-Psul Yates.
II years old. son Of E. p. Yates. local
merchant. was drowned this after
noon bathing in a pond the depth Of
which had been greatly increased
by recent rains which had washed
out the bottom.
The lad was in difficulties as soon
as he jumped in and plsymates could
do nothing for him. They gave the
alarm and the body was recovered
in forty minutes.
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Jockeys HiIeman and Osner
"Set Down" at Upper Marlboro
By HIGHWAY.

After winning hvc out OF the he card the
Marlboro yesterday afternoon Jockey Hfman called
into the judges stand and officially the
meeting This action taken result OF Himans Sid
C. Neener in the sixth
Jockey Osmer also ground ride on Tor
quato IL IN the which by Dick Pcndngs
Thistle Queen margin though the latter wa, oh
viOusly the best in the race.
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Black Cats Play Clover A. c.

The Black Cat Juniors, of George
town, will play the Clover A. c. to-
morrow in Georgetown at 2 p. m,
Manager Frank Athey requests the
following players to report at the
diamond at 1889 p. m: J. GoIlan. W.
Golian, Goodrich, Chaconas, Robin
son. Reilly Turner, keefe and Tai
bert
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
OF PIONEER
FAMILY CONDUCTED

Hagerstown Nd. Aug. 20.-Flve
hundred persons Yesterday attended
the annual reunion OF the WolFnEer
family. descendants Of Michael VOL
finger. d pioneer Of this section.
Many were present from Penrsylya-
MIA and other nearby parts.
Addresses were delivered hy Rev.
Dr. Victor Miller. States Attorney
n. Angle WolfnCer. and Joseph W.
Wo.finger. and Harry 3 WolfnEer.
The latter was reelected president
and Miss Elsie Wolfn-cr secretary
and treasurer OF the reunion asso-
citation.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Georgia Golfer Wins.

New London. Conn, Aug. 2p.-N
A. Dempsey. of Macon, Ca. won the
championship of the Shenecossett
Country Club here today when he
defeated T. D. Armour of the Lo-
thianburn Club, Scotland, the French
amateur champion, in the final
round by three up and two to play.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
Claim Fans Cracked.

Cincinnati, Aug. 2O.-Backers of
the World Champion Reds here
maintained that the Giant fans have
cracked and not the team, following
an outburst of pop bottle throwing
at the Polo Grounds during the
Phillies' visit here.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
BOYS SKULL BROKEN
IN FALL FROM TREE

Weston. W. Va, Aug. 2o.-Kent,
aged 10, son of DR.. and Mrs. w. T.
Kessler, sustained fractured
skull, when he fell from an apple
tree in front of bis home Thursday.
The limb on which he was sitting
broke and his head struck the brick
pavement.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21

w hshlnEton Hcrald-t ross Atlantic
ser,icc-SpeciaI Gable DIspatchl
London. Aug. 2o-British chorus
girls are deserving the stage in great
numbers for *lo-s-week Jobs a.
clerks and mattresses, 50 serious is
the stage slump in London and the
provinces
There is insufficient room in the
theatrical profession today for the
number who are seeking employ
menL' declared a leading West End
manager today. Employment offCes
arc crowded. and every second appli-
cant for an ONCE position is a for
mer theatrical girl
Copyright, 1921. Cros,-Atlsntic Newspaper
Service. Inc
The Washington herald., 1920-08-21
MARLBORO SELECTIONS.
by HIGHW AY.
One BeSt-Gaudy.

First - Gaudy, Kehoma, Miss
Adrianne.
Second - Raconteuse. Ahara,
BTiCida.
Third - My Ada, Togoland,
Mary's Magnetic.
Fourth Primitive. Runecraft,
Waking Dream.
Fifth-SeuatOr Broderick, Tor
quatO II. Hello Pardner.
Sixth - Rafferty,, Helen Atkin,
Miss Finley.
Seventh - Arbitrator. Stir Up,
Thistle Queen.