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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
HELP WANTED---MALE

WANTED-Man or boy to work on farm,
and girl or mddea0ed lady for house,
work; 4. L. johnson. Waterbury, W. il4t9+
HELP WANTED--An experienced farm
man by the month who drive a good
team, also one general farm man phone
BAL Morrison Farm 1l4t6
DRAU GHTSMEN WANTED AT ONCE
Goodell-Pratt Company. Greenfield. Mass.
call for Mr.. Hough 1i4t2
WANTED-Surfacer and gang OF cutters,
company has d number of goood tene-
mcnts. rent free TO granite cutters: apply
to Davis Bros. West Berlin, VI. l43tf
WANTED First class boxer Martinson
Estate Co. ii4t3
WANTED First class grouter Martinson
Estate Co. 1l4t3
WANTED--First class letter cutter; Mar
tinson Estate Co. li2t3
WANTED AT ONCE-Good all around
farm hand; unmarried middle-aged man
preferred E. p. Walbridge. Cabot, VT. lt1t3
SHOE REPAIRERS WANTED Two or
three workmen good pay steady job;
address or call on d. G. Wilmot, liz No.
Main street. ll0t6
WANTED AT ONCE--5o Good Woodsmen
to cut and skid logs also some good
jobs TO let Stafford &. Tindale, Plainneld.
VT. +. H. Goodridge, Manager. lo7tl8.
WANTED-A Married Man to Work on
farm and drive team. Good pay and
steady position for right man. Can rent
tenement on farm. Apply E. s. Moulton,
on H. M. Farnham farm. Phone 4s-Y.
Montpelier. l0otI
FIRST-CLASS MAN WANTED at, Cutlers
Stable. loSH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED-Salary s2l.
full time. SOC an hour spare time, selling
guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience
unnecessary. Guaranteed Mills, Norris
town. Pa. l0stlo'
WANTED-Man or woman 10 run electric
power dish-wssher also want bell boy
and a porter Pavilion Hotel Montpelier.
VT 1876
HELP WANTED-Young men and women 70
take positions as attendants at the Yer
mont State Hospital for the Insane at Wa
terbury 10 those who dseire. opportunity
offered 10 attend uurSes' training course
apply at Hospital Waterbury. VI 1871
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS

GENERAL AND LONG DISTANCE TRUCK
ING-Also equipped to take parties call
soa-M 1852
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
Black a Candidate for denomination.

Harry A. Black, secretary of state,
has announced that he will be can
didate for nomination for the present
Office and. if nominated, be candidate
for reelection to the Office in which he
is now completing his first term OF
two yaers. 1t has been the custom for
years to allow the. same man to hold
the Office for eight years, so there is lit
tie likelihood of Mr.. Black having any
opposition When elected he had hit
tie in Walter Farnsworth of Rutland.
Mr.. Blacks efficiency stands well with
the rest of the state officers and favor
able comment is generally heard upon
the way in which he has conducted his
Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
MOTORCYCLES

FOR sALE-One Indian motorcycle. nearly
new, "a h. D.. with rear seat ]: win sell
cheap; also one Maxwell car NJ J. Co
burn. Hardwick, VT. 1856
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
WANTED TO BUY
CLAIRXOYANTS

FORTUNES ToLD-Let my clairvoyanos
aid you in regard 10 friendships. love or
business. Luvia ]. PAGE. School ttresA
Plainhed. VT li2u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
HOUSES TO RENT

TENEMENTs TO RENT-Thres. four. five
and six-ruoua good rcrair. Prospect and
Summer streets and Reckley court; inquire
Of p. u. Beckley, s PARK STREET. telephone
sssW. ilsts'
INVOLVEMENT HOUSE Mt Foster
Burbee. 5 Richardson street; telephone
tbS-R. llld
FOR RENT-Five-room tenement with
pantry wood shed. storeruorn. bath nom
nd electric lights inquire Of r. l.. Dens-
moro. I Pleasant street nsd
To RENT-Smail tenement At e East
street, suitable for man and wife also
Woodwork. Eastman Block. io7n
TENEMENT TO RENT = lnjure 81 Ms
james Ahern. tel 2l5-W. Al East ttrc-t.
eFn
TO RENT Downstsirs tcner,ent - rco-ns.
rantrr and bath. electric lights and large
garden. together with barn priyilezes Va
can't June IS: sifuatei ~ "a Clsrk stree
tei.phore ss-R or inquire - 2i-22 Hcuiand
tuiiains. Elvin =. Scott setf
TO RENT-s-ruori cetiaEe on Braneh ftrees.
newly repaired call $3.50 ?. y. Nichols
SSH
To RFNT- Firc-rnorn feneunent with rarden
II 81 Eirwccd avenue, apply ~ sane %.
dress ts1
TO RENT tenement rcculs. $40 no.
smith place Maple avcnue Smith Brus
Etff
TO REM Tenement. Let Soor. he
Nsrfhern al modern arrly Or $40 NORTH
Maia street. ttu
To RENT Tene-nrnt 81 q Merchant street
slso tsnemTnts On VILE f're-t tll "
Gso. " Mana. 81 wsniust1n strest aft
FOR RFNT-A god --r1cu ccttaEe kouss-
srr-nr WATER tath Batcheidsr strtet
X VI. scott Bolster hlcck ite
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

children Of Mortified Falls were
guests Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs, John
Davis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
A Few Exceptional Values
in Good Homes
Prices much lower than they
will ever sell for again.

Prices much lower than they
will ever sell for again.
ORANGE STREET HOUSE or SIX
ROOMS: hardwood floors and finish down
stairs twu porehes, furnace. lights, plumb
lot aFording an excellent garden or chance
for another house. Owner u sick and
wants immediate sale. VIII lei II go for
s2.77B.00. which is much less than actual
value.
ACADEMY STREET HOUSE with all con,
venienee~ furnace lights, etc SIX good
rooms, good garden with quantity Of rmHll
fruit Fine bocAtbon and bargain at
s.. 10000.
ONE OF THE BEST BUILT HOUSES in
Barre can be bought for Just about one
half the cost 20 build to-day. There are
eight rooms, most Of them fnishod in curly
birch polished fcors; all oonveniences. in
GLIDING set laundry tubs. splendid wide
porch and screened sleeping porch: extra
lot quantity Of shrubbery. fine lawn, etc.
The owner e leaving town and allows us
n offer this fine property for SS.5oo.le
time. Located near Pleasant street
sl.s5o.o0 BUYS this hve-rcorn house on
Grant Ave- Lighted and in GOOD condition :.
handy 70 granite works eood home Tor
the money.
WE CAN SELL you . comfortable home
payment Of $4,000 down.
WHY PAY RENT We can often take
Liberty Bonds in psrt payment for hone
md have never yet taken them ~ les nan
face value. Better see us At once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Buiek five passenger touring
car, viii exchange for COWS G F.. Cum
mings, Cabot, Vt. 1853
FOR SALE--1916 model D-55 Buick ear,
overhauled and not been used this year !,
good tires; interested party call Aim or
at plant Conlolli & Co. 10Stf
USED CAR FOR SALE--A Cole" running
order: apply at Palace Garage, Barre 1927
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Ford auto for
sale; also would carry passengers even
ings or Sundays reasonable prices address
Charles N Scott, Graniteville, Vt, Tel.
22T-5. sotf
DODGE TRUCK FOR SALE-Screen body
1rst-class condition. good as new 1919
model: run about 5000 miles. Fisher Farm.
Bethel Vt eftf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

ASserious automobile accident occur
red near Enosburg Falls Saturday when
Z Ford car owned by Chester Clarke OF
South franklin turned turtle, pinning
beneath it eight persons. Two OF them
vert seriously injured. Mr. Clarke, who
was driving, suffered broken collar
bone, and his seven-yearold daughter
wassunconscious for long time and is
not Expected to live. The party was
on i berry picking expedition. Some
thing went wrong with the steering
rear on a curve of the road.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
FURNISHED ROOMS

and roomer at 1913
Washington street telephone gam. iiitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

WHY PAY RENT We can often take
Liberty Bonds in psrt payment for hone
snd have never yet taken them ~ les han
face value. Better see us At onre-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
Bids Asked for Road Construction.


Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the state highway commits
sidner, Montpelier, until 2 o'clock p. m,
Tuesday, August 10, and then publicly
opened and read, for the construction
of 4O7 miles of waterbound macadam
road in New Haven, Waltham and
Ferrisburg; II miles of waterbound
macadam road in the town of st. Al
bans; IS miles of waterbound macad'
road in Barnet; 6.sl miles of gravel
road in Dorset, and $40 miles OF gravel
roal in Mt. Tabor and Dandy.
The Truman Waite BURBERRY patch
in Bennington was patronized Sunday
by 365 persons, the largest number on
record for one day, which was the
opening day of the picking season. As
Mr.. Waite gets so cents head for
pickers, he did fairly good business.
He estimates that between 5000 and
1000 quarts were picked that one day.
Mr.. Waite does not open his entire
field to the public, but reserves the
best portions for himself, from which
he supplies the public. One Benning-
ton fruit dealer states that he has be-
fore now purchased in one season from
Mr.. Waite $500 quarts of blueberries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

FOR SALE--Two-t tenement house and
lots inquire of James Bennett, 46 Pearl
street llStf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

WE CAN SELL you comfortable home
on FarsFeli street for only $4,000 with
payment Of $4,000 dossn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
THE STATE
Il Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

Miss Eleanor Cummings, specialist
in physical education, engaged in \. w.
C.A work and in charge of depart
mems of hygiene in Wellesley college
sndSNorthfield seminary at Northtield,
Mas, previously, has been engaged as
physical instructor at the University
OF Vermont for the coming year
Donald E. Carey of Greenfield, Mass,
pleaded guilty in Brattleboro this week
to- having two black bass in his pos.
session less than 10 inches in length,
which he took from Sunset lake. he
was fined sis and costs of 1866, which
he paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

consisting of House. Barn and Lot,
pleasantly situated and in excellent
repair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28

sl.s5o.o0 BUYS this hve-rcorn house on
Grant Ave Lighted and in GOOD condition
handy to granite works a cood home FOR
the money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-28
FOR SALE
FoE RENI-9o Merchart street, Ga:

FOR SALE-The standing grass on the e.
w. Pitkin farm inquire of O. G. Pitkin,
MarBhfied VT 1894
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

First Race - seven furIOngs Doubling
Thomas, 10: Armistice lO3: Lovers Lane
I'd. 10l: Ozark Hill lO5: The Belgian ID
il3; Alma B. los. Ground swell. lO5: Jessie.
9s. Ernest A. lO3; No Lawn 10: Asterisk
Il3; Phaluris ll3: 'Abadanp. JOS. 'Edi+b 4
i00: Liquid Fire 1O3
Second Race-OnR mile. Service Star. los .
Paddy Dear, III: war Plume. ia: Might
-Stick, ia. Edith 4. 100, Frederick the
Great. ia. Swirl. 9S.
Third Race-Si1 furIongs Touch Ne Not.
l21; Scrapis, ll9; Star Voter. 1870: Intri-
gante, III; Prudery. 127: Exodus. l25; Ori-
Die, 1l5: Step Lightly, liz: Sailing Z. ll5:
Dimmesdale, lis; DartmOOr. 1I5; Bcrmout,
ll5; Leonard I'd. rs. Nancy Lee, l27: Grew
lag. iI5; Registrar, 1IJ; Ararst. rs: smoke
Screen. 10
Fourth Raes-IIiIe and six furIongs. cleo
pstra, III; Exterminator. 1875; Cromwell.
l2S
Fifth Raes-One mile Lady Beysrvrck
100; Mint Cat. l02; War God. 1O2; Thun-
derstorm. ia; Royallieu, IOT; Sailor. lO5:
salyestra. 10; Major Park. los; George
los; Crystal Ford. 1OJ: 'Night Stick, 1O5 ;
Pastoral Swain. los; Camouneur. 10; Tin
pity Witchst, ia; Henry G. 100; BaHy-
mooney, III.
Sixth Receive and half furlougS. Love
Tap, il2; Chateau Thierry. II2: Behave
Yourself ll5: Dora. 1l2; Bermopt II5.
irish Sea. 1l5; Sagacity, l12: Arapahoe
tlS; Jamaica Belle, 1l2; Devastation. ll5:
.aoin Greek, us; Payia. lf2; Mareolla Boy,
10; sporting Blood. us: AtaIa. 10.
Apprenticeship allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
FAMILY
FOUND ON ISLE
Parents and 4 Children Dis
covered by Fishing Party
On Vancouver Island.

Refugees from civilization are the
six members of the Godfrey family.
discovered by the fishing schooner
Vancouver Island, says a Seattle
dispatch.
\ mother. father and four chill
dren. the oldest a girl of IS. were
found living after the fashion Of In
dians before the white mans COM
ing, in a primitive shack
Father and mother were clad in
the skins Of animals
The mother and daughter re-
mained invisible and Godfrey cX-
planned that they were ashamed of
their costumes
Crude fishing tackle and a small
potato patch provided food for the
family.
The Youngest boy had never seen
a white man before and was terror
stricken until rcassured that the
visitors were harmless. Father and
children came aboard the Roosevelt
and enjoyed a meal with luxurious
trimmings. The ROosevelt's master
presented Godfrey with fishing
tackle and the cook gave the chill
dren their first cakes and cookies.
The children displayed perfect ta-
bic manners and spoke excellent
English. Godfrey refused to ex-
plain why he had kept his family
isolated from the world.
They are healthy and happy
here, at least" he said.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
SARATOGA RESULTS.

First Raee.-GlenwelI, 1O5 tPoncel. IS to
10, TO 5, l to .; Ernest A. 10 tSsndel -,
even, to ); Locust Leaves. 100 CBullmanJ
: to >. Time. 1:4O 10. OverboId. Hoosch
Doubling Thomas also ran.
Second Race.-Faunus, 40 johnson. & to
l, to l. even: WedgewOod. 1O7 fNoIap)
4 to l. to /: IngIecrest. 40 CAmbrose
to l. Time. 1:O7 1-5. Wild Thoughts
Chevalier. VIII o the wisp, Bodansky and
Rancocas also ran.
Third Raee.-The Porter. 124 Iyke). to
10. out, out: Lunetta, 9s (ColtiIetti, to 5
OUT Bridesman, ll2 tCaIIahanI. out. Time
1881. Crystal Ford also ran.
Fourth Race.-Abadane. 1O2 CPoncel IL tn
20, out. out; Elected I'd, 1l6 fKeoghD, ! to ),
ont; mint Cat, Jig H.ykel, out. Time.
l:3s -. Manenvre, also ran
Fifth Raoe.-Lion dor, 1873 JSandel . TO
l. to 10, l to 3; Sllyestra, 1l6 tLyke),
. to l, . TO 2: Red Red Rose, ia CKeoxhl
to l.. Time. l;ii As. War God Pilgrim,
Dunooyne and War Marvel also ran.
Sixth Race.-our Flag, IL (Robinsonl. 7
TO ?, even, to >: Hildur, II5 issndpI
to 2 ! to Z: sedgeheld. lis dyke. 8 to 5,
Time :e6 -. Pagan Pan and Sporting
Blood also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
CANNAUGHT PARK ENTRIES

First Race. - Five and a half furlongs.
Seven Seas. ia. Hot Spark, III. Eugenil X.
III. OukIinE 1U4s SudOr. 1O4; Bertha $,
III. Little Dear. ia, Marjorie Mignon. III:
John Lake. lO4.
s-c@-5 Rae Two miles Rhomh. 1871
EaIa Glenn. 1874. 'AIgardi l42: DecathlOn.
'f7r % IT,
Third Raes.-Six furlongs Sweetlet, 1OI
,... lut- Track Star. l05:
Due De Guise. Ill. 'Pitzsn. 1903: Dinty. lO2
Smile lE4 Humms. los; Musito. Ill
Fourth Race.-SiI furlOnEs Uncle John.
los. S0dan- lOI: Vive McIiee. lOI: Burlin-
game, 1O3: Horeb. 100: The Boy. los: Billie
d. lu3. 0~hI- F~r. 1O2, Who Cares. 100.
LADY in Black 81.
Fifth Raee.-One mile. St German. los:
War Club, 1903. FHbberty Gibhet %: King 5
Champion. IO5: Red Start. 100: Biddledee %.
Sixth Race. - One mile Capt B, ia.
Ill: Jim Petrie 1O5; Amnut. %
Antiphon, lI2; Gala Dress lO6. Statim. 100;
MIladrOit. 9S
Seventh Race. - Mile and a sixteenth
Thanksgiving. 102; Lady yara. lO5; Musket.
l0'; DaEoon. l1O: Woodthrush. III; Homo
lulu. lOT. GoIdrrest Boy. 10: Mack O'Day.
no. Trickster I'd ll3
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
WHITE PAPER ADVANCE
26l PER CENT BY FALL

When the price of newsprint for
the fourth quarter OF this year be-
comes effective on September 80.
white paper will have advanced
261 per cent over the 1916 rate. ac-
cording to an ottawa dispatch.
On December 81, 1916. the price
of roll newsprint was S36 a ton. BY
the early part of this year it had
jumped to $50 and now is $40 per
ton. The paper companies now an
nounCe that during the last three
months Of this year the price will
be $3.50 ton. or an increase of 26l
per cent in less than four years.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
TIMONIUM ENTRIES

First RGes-Au ages: claiming: about six
furlongs. Wilton Meteor, lOT; Ahara. 40:
Prim Harry. 49, BriEida. lO7. Regular. 10.
Left Fielder, 10; Cant Kost. ll5; Padua
1OI
Second Raee-SteePlechase: 4-year- oIds and
upward. about two miles. McAdams l4O:
JidgiP. 13S: BhckfeId- 1872. Bobby Kean II.
40; Bierman. 40; Charley Horse, 100;
Headman. III
Third Racs-Four- year-oIds and upward;
one and Ona-siIteenth miles. Meadowvorth.
los: Col. Holloway, lOJ. Stir Up, lis; Rey
Ennis. H..
Fourth RAcs-Two-ysar 1--WE furIongS.
Grauan. IOT: BiIIow. 1OT: Devil TO Pay. 1OT:
LuTa. lOT. Candy 10. Miss Adrianne. lOT
kPhoma. IOT; Navajo. 10.
Fifth Race--Three-y year-OIds and upward
claiming six md 0ne-haIf furlongs. Rafr"r-
~. l20. Martha LuCkett. lO5: MumbO Jumbo.
10. Brizz, 10; TorQua to II. 12O.
Sixth Race Three -year-Olds and upward
rll inning. one and 0ne-siIteenth miles. ALI
van. l0T; Sentimental, 1OT; Christie Holters.
100. Arbitrator. lO5. Thistle Queen. ln3:
RuneCrnft. 1O5.
Seventh Race-Three-vear- r-0lds; claiming
one and e-sixteeuth miles. Hello Purdner.
iOT Mrs Ida Roberts, l02. Mildred, lOT
Wilton Arrow. 1O2.
Wea ther clear, track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
NET TOURNEY
IS0PEN TOALL
Committee Is Ready to Re-
ceive Entries for Annual
District Championship.

The tournament committee, com
posed of L. w. Bates. John T.
Graves. A. L. Foote. Douglas Hill
yer and Capt. A. J. Gore, chairman,
is ready to receive entries for the
District championship tournament,
which is to start on the courts of
the Dumbarton Club in George
town, Saturday. September II. The
tournament will be played under
the auspices Of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association. This
, event will be the thirty-seCOnd an
nUaI District of Columbia tennis
championship. The list OF events
will consist of mems and ladies'
singles mems and ladies' doubles
, and mixed doubles. a big feature
given in honor of all participants
Club, Saturday evening. September
II. at 9 o'clock, the opening night
of the tournament
All Are Invited.
Although invitations are being
sent out for the District tOurna-
ment. every tennis player in the
city is invited to enter. whether or
not ne receives an invitation. Capt
Gore states that it will be impOs-
sible to reach everybody with a
special invitation and that all that is
necessary is to send your name in
to the committee at the Dumbarton
club. As this is the first chance
the women have had for three
years TO enter a District tourna-
ment. the committee is especially
anxious that every woman who can
play the net game will be repre-
stnted.
Jack Dudley. former Junior Dis
trtCt champion, has gone to Forest
Hills to participate in the national
championship, but is expected back
in time to defend the District dou-
bles title won last season by Howard
HiNOn and himself. s. NJ. Stelwagen.
who is now the District singles
champion. having won that honor
last year. will be on hand to defend
his title in the coming tournament.
Suburban Title Decided.
The Suburban League has not yet
finished its schedule but as far as
the championship is concerned it has
already been conceded to the Hol-.
mead team. Nearly every tennis ex-
pert in the District has been con-
nected with either one or the other
of the Suburban League teams. and
the league is expected to be well
represented in the District tourna-
ment
Dumbarton Club tennis team.
champion of Washington. and the
Baltimore Country Club players. who
won the Monumental city title. are
expected to meet on the Dumbarton
Club courts September IS. This
match has been postponed several
times because Cf the fact that the
Baltimore raCketers were on their
vacations and had asked for post
ponement- There will be-siX singles
and three doubles. c. NJ. Charesr,
who. with William Sweeney. won the
Middle Atlantic doubles, are No. 1
ON the Baltimore team. which in
cludes many strong performers in
the net game. The MARYLAND Atb-
letic Club, 1919 Baltimore champion
won the tntercity honors last year
from the War Department.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
KING AWARDS PRIZES
OLYMPIC STARS

Antwerp, Aug. 3O.-King Albert
awarded prizes won in the 1920
Olympic games today
Only sixty American athletes were
present at the ceremony and most of
these were swimmers and oarsmen.
The others had left for the invita-
tiOn games in France.
Brand Whitlock, Minister to Bel
GUM. occupied a seat in the official
stand during the presentation.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31


noddifg to the boys in the grand:
stand. The old boy is keyed to
concert pitch and can beat such
company doing anything. Fred
erick the Great is a hard nag to
guess. Swirl has a royal chance to
cop the peep" money.
You all recoIIect what I said
about Prudery. For the edihcation
Of those who didn't read my COM
ment anent her chances in the
Spinaway. I'll repeat: she is
easily the best 2-year-oId filly so
far uncovered" Need say any
more? Star Voter is Commander
Ross smart youngster. The McClel-
land connections like Leonard II
awfully we'll
It's a toss-up in the fifth between
Tippity Witchet and Thunderstorm.
Beth are on edge and ready TO run
a winning effort. Personally. 1
fancy the chances of the former
slightly best. In the last the
"orfice" is out on Behave Yourself.
Smart people have this baby in
lhand and they feel confident of the
result. Devastation is a fair sort
and so is Love Tap. That's all
One Best Bet of the Days
CLEOPATRA.
Best Take-a-Chance Bets
STAR VOTER.
Best ParlayG
NIGHTsTICK. EXTERMINATOR,
NDERSTORM-TO PLACE.
SARATOGA SELECTIONS
First Race - NoIawn, Phalaris,
Ground Swell.
second Race-Nightstick, Freder-
ick the Great. Swirl.
Third Race-Prudery. Star Voter,
Leonardo III.
Fourth Race-CIeopatra. Extermi-
natOr, Cromwell.
Fifth Race-Tippity wItchet, Thun-
derstOrm, SaINestrn.
sixth Race-Behave Yourself, Dew
astatiOn, Love Tap.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
LIBRARY PATRONS ASK
FOR BARROOM VERSE

How much consolation is there
in poetry?
Perhaps partial answer is found
in the report of the city librarian
of Des Moines. Iowa. that for three
days there have been three calls
for The Face on the Barroom
Floor"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
"Moralists Wrong" SAYS Paper.

Modern fashions are Improving the
health and physique of women, says
the London Medical Press. There
is everything TO be said in favor Of
the short skirt and the free and easy
style of women's attire in spite of
the mOralists' objections"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
New Akron Flash.

Akron, Ohio, Aug 3O.-Johnnv
Griffths known in the ring as the
Akron Flash. says that Harry
krOhn. middle-weight. is fast ac-
quiring the stuff to entitIe him to
such a handle.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31
They Should Worry.

Philadelphia. Aug. 30.-Tbe Ath-
letlcs have already won more games
this year than they took last sea-
son. They gobbled but thirty-six in
the 1919 grind. They're playing good
ball now.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-31

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.ASPORTofkING vsS

Cleopatra
This good mare never inN better form than
right witness that amazingly smart effort in
the Huron Handicap She equaled \ the American
record on that occasion and is quite capable of re-
peatng the trick today McAtee will be in the pilot
house and all he'll have to is sit still Extermi-
nator is the contender, his jump from Windsor
isn't going do him any good Cromwell has a
beat the Kilmer crack for the place money.
All this happens in the fourth at the Spa this aft
Out of the old brine barrel the wise boysI hope
a genuine pickler in the days opener( It's
none other than Nolawn, which has been the medium
attempted coups this season. TOdays race
just suits this right down to the ground. One
word more. don't the price you of. PhR-
Iars and Ground Swell been working excep-
sent after the candy in the second, will back home