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The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

FIRST Racs-Two-year-olds; s.. furlongs
George BoVee. 10; Loughland, 100; Dane
ing Maid. l0s: tEIpIosive. l0l; Sea Court.
l09' GhSuan 1OT: Gladys. lO5: Queen lisa
belle, I0l; Navajo. 100: Lady Granite. 106;
Eastward Princess, lO6; Kehoms, l01
+RaI Parr entry.
Second Racs-Two-year-slds; 8 furlonss
Moody, los; Sersphis. 109; sacsjawea. 100;
Parader. l03: Jeg. 100; sailing B. 100;
Polly Ann, l09.
Third Race Three-year-olds and up;
furORgs. Motor. Cop. l15: Jadda, 102
BIazes. "a; Penrose. lie: The Bl1e Duke
l02: Smart Guy, 81: Heron, lO6; Johnny
Oysrton. 81.
Fourth Race Three -year-olds: ! mile
tPaul Jones. l26; Master Bill. 10T: +BlaEss
l12; shoal. 1O2; Blue wrack ll2; First
CONSUL. ~ +Ral Parr entry.
Fifth Rice-Three- -yesr-oIds nd up: claim
ing: ! mile and 10 yards. Phedoden. III;
Brink, l03; Swirl, lo2; Miss McGiEgle. los;
Padra. 1O3; Martha Luckett. 1O7; Edith K
1Oj; oreRzo, lO3; Barley Water. 100.
Sixth Raee-Three-year-olds and up: II,
miles. Runnecraft, 1l3; Indiscreet, lls
AustraI, ll5; Night Wind, 1OS: Napthalius
1l0; Mistress Polly. 105.
Seventh Race - Three -year-olds and up
l-l6 miles. Ben Hampson, ia: Sir will.
lam johnson. Ill: Attorney Muir, I09; Little
Ed. lO6: Handful. 11i; King Neptune, Ill;
Thistle Queen, IOs; Nolan, los: Jay Bird
Ill; Incidence, Ill; Elprimo JOG.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
CYCLIST LOSES FOOT
IN CRASH WITH AUTO

Ralph Campbell. II years old. OF
l61@ Thirty-fourth street northwest,
sustained a broken leg and cuts on
the head when a motorcycle he vas
riding collided with an automobile
driven by William T. Shorty. 1851 L
street northwest. It Twenty-sixth
and X streets Sunday afternoon.
Campbell was taken to the
Emergency Hospital where it was
found necessary to amputate his
right foot Physicians say he will
recover. No arrests were made.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
100, 900 MAY ATTEND
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT

Several veterans Of the civil war
now living in AIasla. will 20 70
Indianapolis for the annual national
cncampment Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic there September l9 to
25. according to Information receiv-
ed by thc executive commitJce. All
available space in the hotels Of In
dianapOIis has been booked. Be
tween $4,000 and 100000 persons are
expected to attend the cnCsm mpment.
which is the fifty fourth in the his
tory Of the orgs nization. Seventeen
hundred official delegates of the
Grand Army, each delegate repre-
sentin- 4 post. will attend.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
BRIDEDROWNS
ON HONEYMOON
Nuptial Launch Oyertums.
Husband Saved But Wife
Is Lost.
CBy Universal ser,tceD

Racine, wis. Sept. l3.-The mo-
tor-launth honeymoon OF Mrs. John
A Jones, portrait painter, who
eloped 10 Crown Point, Indiana,
ended yesterday when the bride was
drowned in Lake Michigan and
Jones was rescued after clinging for
hours 10 the cspsized hull OF his
craft
Jones. brought 40 the hospital
here tonight, says he righted the
craft three times after II first turned
over. Twice in doing so he held hir
bride in his arms. He was badly
bruised.
He and his bride left Chicago
three weeks ago in a boat OF his
own design. They were on their
way back when the accident hap
pened While Jones was attempt
ing TO repair his motor the boat was
struck by q large wave and turned
over.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
WASHINGTON PREPS
START GRID WORK

The first practice of the Wash
ington Props was held Sunday
This team will soon be in a position
to arrange games with many of the
fast scholastic organizations in this
city and Virginia. The next practice
will be called Wednesday. D. m, at
sixteenth and W streets northwest.
and all members are urged to at
tend. All teams wishing to arrange
games with this team please COM
municate with J. A Mcdonnell, I737
WiFard street nortrwo I.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Foe Of Mixed Bathing
Serves as Cupid's Aide

Donald Clark. Tonbridge's anti
mixed bathing councillor. is receiving
many letters from men who ask him
to find them wives, says a London
dispat
The latest is from man in Oak
land, Cal. who had read that Clark
believed mixed bathing WAS the
greatest handrance to marriag ge to-
day. The councillor has promised to
aid the Californian.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14

to accomplish lar more than witt
artificial hands. After his discharge
Bronner was takersby Young to the
Red Cross Institute for the Blind.
and in less than a week Bronner
was feeding himself. and with a
safety razor was able to shave him
self. considered ACCOMPLISHMENTS
little short of miraculous. He Is
also ablr to dress himself with
slight assistance. and is making
RAPID progress in his study Of the
Braillc system of reading for the
blind.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Skin Sufferers Do Not
Want Mere Temporary Relief

ot course. II you are content to
nave only temporary relief from the
verifying itching and burning of
neFS' naming skin diseases, then you
are satisfied to remain a slave to
ointments, lotions and other local
remedies applied to the surface of
the skin. Such form of treatment.
however, can make no progress
whatever toward ridding you of the
discomfort which often becomes a
real torture.
But If you desire to free your-
self from any form of skin disease,
first Of all you must realize that
amy disease must be treated at its
source.
Real genuine relief from eczema,
.tett2r. s"aly eTllptious or suy other
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14

form OF skin irritations cannot be
expected until you free your blood
Of the germs which cause these dis
orders And for this purpose there
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oio blood remedy that goes down to
the source of every blood disorder
snd routs out the germs which cause
the trouble
). 5. $. is sold by all druggists
besin taking IT today it today. and
u you will write a complete history
OF your case, our medical director
VIII give you expert advice without
charge. Address Chief Medical Ad-
wiser, s21 Swift Laboratory, Allan
ta, Ga-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Rum Still in Cells
Cheers Up Prisoners

officials of Henderson, Ky. won
dered why prisoners in the county
Jail were in such joyous mood.
+ They didn't know a still was being
operated within the bastile. Rod
! Davis, jailer. found a complete
moonshine outfit, operated by seven
prisoners.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Burglar of Bank Located
And Captured by Scent

1t was easy to get on the scent of
the burglar which broke into Citi-
zens State Bank, at Elwood, Ind.
The burglar was a large polecat.
which entered through a basement
window, and which was found curl
ed up contentedly in a chair in the
womens rest room
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
HaNre de Grace Selections.
CBy Highway
One Best-Parr Entry.

One Best-Parr Entry.
First-No selections.
Second-Jeg, Moody, Scraps.
Third - Penrose, Motor Cop
Jadda
Fourth - Psrr Entry, Blue
Wrack. Master Bill.
Fifth-Orenzo, Miss McGisgle,
Padua.
Sixth-Mistress Polly, Austral,
Runecraft.
Seventh Incidence, Handful,
Little Ed.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
OLLYERS CQMNEAEE4
N on kfe GZH
SPORT Fl q KINGS -!

Santa Claus.
little early for the old boy. but he's
scheduled to bring home the bacsa today. Has been
dropped into what seems to be real nice spot and
all he needs is snug handling in order to lead the
procession home. One more word. don't let the
price scare you of. Maiden's Ballot has worked ex.
ceptionaIly well and will be knocking at the door.
Playfellow holds the others safe. All this happens
the sixth Belmont
Hildreth's color -bearer-Lord Brighton-has final
ly found the right spot He's fit clever
trsiner get him, and nothing short of q lot of
bad. racing luck is going to prevent him catching
the judges eye first Tippity witchtt is all over
the contender Was better than right now.
Salvestra has a lot of early foot and most likely
ursl Bridge has only back to that last effort
in the Route and weight just made for this