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Stunt fugati tQh membrll Socle-
tatii U. 8. Desteapta-te Romano,
Hora I1nirii dinD Detroit, Mich. de
a lu,a parte Ia Pefrecerea aranjata
de Filiala No. "a din Ponteac,
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la orele 2 p. ~ Conitetul soeie--
tatii ar fl frasbs 81 ia parte Gu
tpta eaei naaa1 1infin fapte isi va
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loc sd alba iii vederc ca fostul
comitet ales pentru aranjaria
unei petreceri ilts Toe tot pc zfla
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Minnie din cauza ca II 'au capatat
Hala pentrn aceasta vim a ruga
-pe toti membrii q lua parte Ia pc
trecerea aranjata de Filiafa No. |
apartMatAare Soeietatii noastre
avind in vedere despre venitul
curat ca i'm tot deauna au fost
lestinat pentru fondul Societatii
din earl face parte. Fratilor mem
bril- tot in aceiaa ri este 81 lasa-
fea postnlui in care post societa-
tea noastra1 hiei edata n'an aran-
iat petreceri,, peAtru aceia venim
a rlga pc tDti nlembrii lua par
te la petNcerea aceasta, alta pc
treeere SOeietate tea nu mai are
pima tlapa Pastis IL 3, saptamani,
spesele stritcarului MI stunt mari
34c; carul - paate lua de pc
Udyar Str. de orr de unde pc car
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momentan H4ia, alti frati mem
bril- carl ar dori 81 plecam ma
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tele Societatii va astepta de J;
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/ Desteapta-te Rom1ne Hora Unirii
Perm NGbrsGn, prrsefinte.
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Societatsa nelA4n& de Ajntor
81 CultlrS NAlbinas' din New
Castle, Pa. in seara zilei de 26
Fel,ruarie 4. N. avind Petrecere
impfetlnata ss DaBs, Soeietatea
de mai s,Is lne1tionata ca in toate
datile 81 de data aceastal anultu-
meste calduras tuturor partici-
,pantilor, in special acelora care
pc linsa illtrsre q mai suprasol-
wit din agonisita D-nealor dupa
cum uraneaza
Familia I. Enssa 5000; p. Nea-
goe $1.OO; |. Greavu $1.00; T.
Birza 800; familia loan Oprea
$IO0; A. a. S.leiu $1.O0; familia
G. Motoasca $3.0o; G. F,lea $l.oo
w. =. Mitchell Soc. Clubului Elks
$100; r. FEalea, Ellwood City
800; T. Acsente $1.00; I. Mani
ma $lt00; familia l. Floasiu $1.00;
A. Badila $l.0O; familia |. Cioea
Farrcl Pa. 500, familia D. Birzi
5000; familia \. Oltean $l.00; G.
lrimie;. membrn Soc. Plugarul
Roman $l.0O !; D-soara Marioara
Cup $1.00 ;.D-ssara Eugenia Suciu
$1.OO; &. Creanga $2.00;.S. Col
ceriu, Farrel,. Pa. $1.O0; familia
G. Covaciu 500.
Intratele tot1ie generate
a fost de ...... x9UIa
/ Spesele ..... ...... 70W
Vent net des4a aceasta
petrpeere' ! fost. $2O75
care bani s'a adaogat' la fondul
Societatii 'Albiffas'
Ca de incheiere Soc: "Albina"
multumeste cadtrros tuturor ace
lora care ci aceasta ocaziune ne-a
dat sprijinul DAnealor posibil. In
numele Societatii 'Albina'
loan Oprsa, presedinte. =
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,.mani, care inca pima actin. NIL
apartin acastei Sociatati, 81 ar
dori ca sd devie Gu nembrii GU
dra goste, 81 tot odatai Smt rugati
[toti aeeia frati membrii care smt
in restanta GU cotele lunare, ssl
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ziua mai sus numita.
Credern cumca fiestecare menu
bru va Fl atent, 81 va obserya,
convocarea aceasta, am. rilmas
salutindu-va Gu deosebita stima.
In numele Soeietatii Simion
Barnutiu' din Chicago, I'll.
loan Iorgovan, presedinte.
Savu naia, setretar.
(55-56).
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Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cl,tura 'vultprul" din Ho-
mestead, Pa. Convoaca pc toti
menlbri a lua parte la sedinta ge-
nerah de 3.luni care va fl Dumi-
neca in 13 Martie 1921 la ora 1::D
'p. m. find mai multe l,rcrul-i de
rezolvat, sunt rugati toti membrl
"a lua parte la aceasta sedinta.
s In numele Soc. 'Vulturul".
loan Mustatia, presedinte.
S. Warga, secretar.
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III DA PUrERE, INTARESTE
NERvI, PURIFICA sfN0ELE
LA BARBATI 81 FE16EI.
Fiecare organ 81 functie din
trup depanda din forta-nervilor.
Nuga-Tone este eel mai bun fpen-
tru singe 81 intareste nervii. A.
ceasta este compusa din 8 mede-
tine care sllnt cele mai sanatoase
81 recomandate de toti medicii
cei mai buni.
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min, calduri, boala de stomac, du.
reri din raceala sau alte suferin-
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Iiaai sanatoase 81 frlmoase.
Mi de persoane foloseste aeea
Esta medetina Nuga-Tone.
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ei Ia orr ce farmacie 81 vel capat;
70 sticla de NugaTone daca nu W
III satisfacut inapoiaga-l la farrrls
Feie si vel primi banii inapoi, dac
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The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
PLAY FOR TITLE
IN r. X. "Y" LOOP

With the Southern and Express
teams as contestants. the cham
pionship series of the Railroad Y. NJ.
C. A. baseball league will open this
afternoon on the leagues grounds
east of the Union Station. The
series will consist of five games to
be played every other day, con-
tinuing through Saturday of this
week. The games will start at 5:45
p. m. as usual and Johnny Hurd will
handle the indicator.
The lineup of the two teams
follow:
Southern-Kirkland IF: Vessels
II: Mulroe, CT; Hill. 3b;. Becker. 2b;
Hutchison. lb. captain: Moran, IS
Hoyt, Ferguson, Smith, Owens, pitch
ers; Welch. Hawkshaw, catchers;
Folger. Healey. utility E: J. Kear-
ney manager. -.
Express-Bateman, II: Shoemaker
3b; Hughes. 1b, captain; woodcock
2b; Vogue. IS; Farr. CT; Dunbar, RI;
Lee, Winegarden, pitchers: NJ. Engle
Tulloss. Sheriff. catchers: F. Engle
Row, utility; F. s. Thompson, man
ager.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Empire City Entries.

First Raee-For 2-year-old fllies;
s furlongs: Emotion, 114: Valentine
doc -1es; Delhi Maid, 104; with
word. 1o4; Yankee Maid, 10s; Alice
C.. 1o7; Swift Grass. 1o4. -
Second Race For 3-year-olds
and up; selling; mile and 70 yards:
Sea Sinner, 1o7: Lunetta, no;
L'Eclair. 1o1; Herd Girl. 1e4: Rep,
1o1; Due de Morny. %; Penelope.
1O2; Moody, 1o5: Dark Hill. 1o7;
Regal Lodge, 100; Crack o. Dawn,
1o1; Veteran. 1o3; st. Isidore, log;
Sir Grafton. 1os.
Third Raee-For s-year-olds and
up: about furlongs: Victor s.. III;
Arrow of Gold, Ill; Lucky Find,
1o7; Granny Lee. 1o7; Jesava, 1os;
Kiliala, 102; Rhinestone, 100; Flor
sain, III; Staunch, 1o2; Curfew, 1la;
Eternity, liz: p. T. Barnum, liz;
icavendish' 112; Stanley, 107; Tout
'Or. H..
Fssrth Race = For 3-year-olds
and up; $1,000 added; 1 mile and 10
yards: Mad Halter. 1S1; Grey Lag,
121; Copper Demon, Ill.
Fifth Raee-For I-year-olds and
up; claiming; IL miles: challen-
ger. lis; Rockport, us; Martha
Luekett. s5; Maize. 81; Frederick
the Great. los; Bombast, los: Fem
agh Maid. 100; Lottery, 1o4; Queen
Blonde, 100; Nose, 100; King Az
rippa, 1o7; La Kross, 10; Pibroch,
los.
sixth Race - For 3-year-old FL
lies; 81 furlongs: Oolong, 11o;
Maryland Belle. 110: Delhi Maid,
ITO; aWttchvork, Ito; Tulvar, 11e;
Early Bird, 11o; Dispute. 11o; The
Vengeance. 11o; Diversity, 10.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
By ED cURLEY.

NEW YORK. July 75.-Purchsses
|the veteran champion Of the RAN
|coeas stable. gathered the honors
|in the Bronxviile Handicap today
|at Empire City. II was . jaunt
lover the short six furlongs course
and Purchase skipped over the peb-
oles in 1:os rs. This was the fast
est tour over this route during the
meeting. Purchase carried 14o
pounds DespitA this package. he
ran War Note into the ground after
a three-furiong duel. Then he came
on to win like q good hoss.
This outing was his final prepara-
tion for the Saratoga Handicap.
which will be run next Monday at
the Spa Purchases sterling per-
formance means that he will take
a lot Of beatings in the Spa feature.
He went to the post at 1 to 2.
which meant there was no wager
ing on him. Dry Moon, the second
choice, finished second, and Dim
mesdale filled out the third hole.
War Note showed q good turn of
speed for half mile, and this will
do him a lot of good IN the near
future
The weatherwas sizzling at the
course. but a big crowd was out
The regulars appeared anxious for
the journey to Saratoga. Elmuh
Hathaway strutted around with his
young son, Edward, Elmuth rs
breaking in the youngster. to the
great game.
The hoi poiioi got OF on the right
foot when Beverley Belle strolled
down first past the judges. She
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Murphy, American, Wins
French Speed Classic

LEMANs, France. July 25.-The
United States and France shared
honors In the Grand Prix automo-
bile race-the first held in seven
years - completely putting Great
Britain, none of whose entries 50
much as placed, out of the running.
James Murphy, winner of the
race, driving an American entered
Deusenberg car led q greater part
Of the 80 rounds. the distance OF
SIT kilometers approximately 322
miles). His time was hours Z
minutes and 10 seconds. On one oc-
casion Murphy changed a tire in
II seconds. Ralph De Palma was
second, and Doux, of France, third,
Dubonnet, a Frenchman, driving
another Deusenberg. was fourth.
Boillot, driving a Talbot Darracq,
was fifth and Guyot, plotting an
other Deusenberg, was sixth.
In an interview after the race,
Murphy declared that II was one OF
the most difficult contests of his
career, on account of the heat and
the bad condition of the track.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
War Note Provides Only
Opposition to Big Vet

closed>at to q, occupying the post
OF favorite. Fifty-nfty the other
good thing in the race. dropped In
the second hole. Lady Delhi finished
third.
king. Sande made the talent hap
pier when he guided Applejack I'd
home IN the second event. The
skate was only Z to 5. but he met a
lot of sausage futurIties." So the
odds were rather ifoeraI. Sande got
Applejack I'd OF winning and he
breezed.. Fort Churchill came home
= good second. with Blue Belle
hustling like fury to save third
money. The crowd cheered Sande
Justify.
Those. lucky enough; to have
wsgsrs on Restraint In the third
race have to thank Jockey Fator.
This clever little rider handled Re-
straint perfectly and that's how she
got home. Margaret White amazed
the throng when she got away flying
at the break. Marsdale, the 1 to 6
choice, chased after the leader.
Fator held Restraint until the turn
for home. Then he let the filly
uOWn ana IN u iCyCiOuc Tubu Sne
passed Margaret white and won
everything going away Plurality
finished third, having Marsdale out
Of the picture.
Tan I'd surprised the citizenry
when he collected the big end Of the
fifth. Very few played the winner
and he went to the post begging at
10 to 1. Knight of the Heather
15-to-1 shot. finished second. ana
Salute, at 8 to 1, was third. The
magnet OF the event was King
Agrippa. which went to the post at
Is to 5. He started OF as q royal
parsonage. but finished like a deuce.
In the Anal heat, a dash for g
yesr-olds with Cook" riders
aboard, the winner turned to Sim
pie Simon This was quite a spec
tacle. With each little fellow doing
his best to earn the reputation Of
having ridden a winner. Simple
Simon was ridden by winton, q
young man who never stopped
pumping Simple Simon.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Kenilworth Park Results.

First Raee-Momentum, 1e5 (Mc-
TagRart), $3.50. $40, 4.3o; Peace
Pal, 10s (Pool). 4.S5. 500: Fore
stall. los (Burke), $50. Time
1907 as. Tiger Empress, Malzare-
bus, Rosa Lee. Canny Lady. Delhi
mar, Horace Foster. Nellie Lemon
Zack Terrill and Fedora also ran.
second Raee-Gilt, Fringe. 81
(Josiah), 1910, 500, $50; Tuanorea,
1os Murphy, 5.s5. 3.55: Nonskid,
81 Anthony), 400. Time, 1:45 3-5
Black Baby. chow, Mary Jane
Baker, Roseate, Huen, DIR. Chas
Wells, Vic Munoz. Joaquina and
Win All also ran.
Third Race - Merrimac. lol
(Burke). $40. 7.15. 4.5o: All Right
Sir, 1o7 (Mooney). $500. 1880: BE
Sure 112 Denny, S.45. Time
l:443-s. Lady Stella. Bloomington
Dan jackson. Mr.. X, Hyanpom
King Trojan, Toreador, Tanson ant
Lady Lillian also ran. -
Fourth Raee-Dodge, ia (Burke)
$40, $40, $50; King Thrush. III
(Morris), 315, 2.30: Bethoff. 10'
(Barnes), $50. Time. 1:44 3-5. TIL
Can, Partisan, Diamond and Wal
Zone also ran,
Fifth Raee-Benevolent, 106 (Mor'
ris), $50. s.s5. 2.7o; Young Adam
III tPauD. $40. 4.2o; Lady Long
fellow, 104 Parke), s.25. Time
2:0s as. Capital City, Austra'
Walter Turnbow, Napthalius als'
ran.
sixth Race-Ku Klux. 100 (Mc'
Taggart). 9.55, $50. 2.sS; Whine
come, 1o7 (Boyles), 5.e5. s.25
Grace, 107 (Burke), ESQ. Time
1:444-5. King George, Joan OF Arc
Ruby, DIR. Rae also ran.
seventh Race Star Realm, 10!
Denny, lilo, 5.S5, $50; Lothario
1os (BurkeJ. 40. S.55: Roisterer
1es (Barnes), 1910. Time, 1:43 3-s
Osgood, Sans Peur Cd, Exhorter
Lowell. franklin also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
BOXING NOTES.

+ CHICAGO, July 25.-Sammy Man
dell. the fast little Rockford ban
tam. is gradually developing
weight. He takes on Willie Green.
Great Lakes featherweight cham
pion. in the final bout at Camp
Grant August II. ten rounds.
Sailor Freedman, local light
weight. has settled down to light
training for his mill with Joe We'll
ling at Aurora, August 5. Freedman
is looking like a champion.
Anton the Greek" and Milburn
Saylor, two old Romans of the prize
ring, are to try conclusions in a
10-round bout at Kankakee, ILL.,,
Tuesday night Both are heavy
lightweights now.
Promoter Rickard has asked Man
ager Kane for Tommy Gibbons to
keep secret the terms he will be
given for Gibbons bout with
Georges Carpenter. It Is not yet
known where the contest will be
held - -.-
Harry Greb, light-heavyveight
has consented 20 take on Kid Nor
folk, colored, at the Pittsburgh
National League ball park August 1.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Ban Put on Sholcing
OF Big Fight Films

sey-Carpentier fight pictures outside
New Jersey will result In arrest
and prosecution OF the offenders, the
Department of Justice announced
yesterday.
Assistant Attorney General Guy
D. Goff made a special study OF
the statutes at the instance Of Al
torney General Daugherty. He re-
ported that there Is not a single
loop-hole which would allow pres
entation without the risk of a 81, ,00C
fine and possibly a years imprison-
ment
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Kenilworth Park Entries.

First Race-Purse $1,000; claim
Ing; 2-year-oids; 81 ruriongss
Bumpety Bumps. iea; orma Dale.
1o7; Nom. 112; Evelyn white. liz;
Alverida, 11a: Brennan. lo7; Hys-
teria. 1o7; orris. III; Toney. Sue.
liz,
Second Raee-Purse s1,soo;' claim
Ing; s-year-olds and up: 6 fur
longs: foaled in Canada; Heatn
Belle. 81: Norma J.. .sa; Lady Kath-
crime. Sc: Gay Life. 81; Bengore.
io1: sudar, 1os: Broad View. 81:
Aunt Lin. 90: Gallipot. ss; somme,
90; Kama, 1oI: Gallant Groom. III.
Third Raee-s1.2oo: claiming; 4
year-olds and up; furlongs: Crown
OF Gold, 90: Trusty, 112;. The Deci-
sion. 10s; Kinglike. LOG: Gorham,
log: Stiletto, s6; Shoot On, 115; Ar
row Point, 11s; Kirah. los: San
Marcus, log; Ed Garrison; IS; Re-
treat, ss; Normandie. 1os: Polar
Cub, 104; Lancelot. 1o7.
Fourth Race-Purse 5000 added
2-year-oIds; 5h furlongs: The Cad
lilac Hotel Handicap: Wessie s..
IS: Jake Berger. 1872; Billy Dunn,
l07; John Finn. 1872: Devonite. 100;
Johnny Dundee, 1os; clansman, los:
Caretaker. 11o; Second Thoughts,
l22.
|. Fifth Raee-Purse sl.4oo: claim
ing: handicap: S-year-olds and up:
! mile and 20 yards: Citizen. 100;
Dresden. I04: Fort Bliss, lis: Bella
rio. 100; Murray. 10S.
sixth Raee-Purse $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; mile ann
70 yards: Old Faithful. 90; Dr. Jim
102: Guaranteed, 104: Anzac. LOG;
Aph. 10: Comme CT. Ill: Piedra,
1O1: Ku Klux. 104; Cotton Blossom
los; Sea Prince. 107; Vice Chair
man. 10; Mint Cat. 114; Dantzig
100.
seventh Race - Purse $1,000; 4
year-olds and up: claiming: 11-16
miles: Tom Logan, .103; Hercules,
1903; Alex Jr.. 100: Bribed Voter,
los: Speedster. 10s; Jollison. los:
Captain Tom, 1903: Golden Dawn,
los: Little Sandy, los: Blaise, los;
Jake Field. los; Leading Star. III;
Blackboard, 1903; Gourmand. 113
Solid Rock, ITO.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Trackman's Selections.
AT EMPIRE CITY.

First Raee-Yankee. Maid. Eme-
ti0n, Alice c.
second Raee-Regal Lodge, SIR
Graften, Lsnetta.
Third Racs-Curfew, killala, r. r.
Barnum.
Fourth Race-Grey Lag. Mad
Halter, Copper Demon.
Fifth Raee-Rockpsrt. Pibroch.
Moss Pool.
sixth Raee-oelong. MaryIsad
Belle, Tulwar.
AT KENILw0RTH.
First Race - Bumpety Bunps,
Evelyn White, Orma Dale.
Second Race - GallipoI, suder,
Kama.
Thina Raee-Trusty, The Decision,
kirah.
Fourth Race--second Thoughts,
John Ffnn. Caretaker,
FIFTH Raee-Dresden, Fert Biiss,
Bellare.
sixth Race-Mint Cat, Ku-klux,
DR.. Jim.
Seventh Race - BrfbeS voter,
speedster. Little sandy.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Minor League Results.
INTERNATIONAL IrAeur

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, 2; Syracuse, 4. Qst rameD
Toronto. 8; Syracuse, 8. I'D rameD
Baltimore, 6; Newark, ..
Reading, 1; Jersey City, 2.
Buffalo. 8; Rochester. g.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Paul 10; Toledo, 4.
Kansas City, s; Louisville, 8.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, 2; Atlanta o.
Nashville. 2; Memphis, II.
Chattanooga, 6; Little Rock, o.
New Orleans Mobile game postponed: v.,
grounds.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Peerless Plays Staunton.

Peerless and Staunton mines are
scheduled to play this afternoon at
Sis o'clock on the Peerless grounds.
Mccormack will be on the mound for
Peerless, while Robertson will do
the pitching for the Stauntons. Peer
los will play Brightwood Thurs
day and clash with the Navy Yard
Marines at Park View Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Game to Traction Men.

The Capitol Traction team defeated
the W. r. E. nine yesterday in a
close game by a score of to 5.
Dalton's pitching and hitting for the
winners featured.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Yale A. G. Wins Two.

Yale A. c. won a double-header
yesterday. defeating the Silver Stars.
to 3. and the Kendall Greens, s 10
4. Teams wanting games with the
Ysles can. reach Manager r. Davis
at Lincoln 5465-w.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Win for Harvard Midgets.

The Harvard Midgets took a fall
out of the NJ Street Stars yesterday
by score of II to s, Kelly pitch
ing well for the winners
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Indians Victors.

The Carlisle Indians defeated the
National Midgets yesterday by a
score Of IS to 5. II. Scklar and S.
Tash were the star players
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
GOVERNMENT LEAGUE
Totals. q 5 2I 10 Totals. 50 Is 81
SCore nv innfn1s.

Score by innings:
bureau. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o 2 o 8 o o. 9
Marines. es................. 30 3 8 0 6 2-Is
Runs-Dorr (2), Csrrick, McDonough
voikman. Ferguson, Jackson (2), Parker,
Snyder (2l, Lynch t3), Smith 49,, Bate.
man t2), Barnum, Miller. Alexander. Errou
-Dorr. McDonough (2). O'Leary, Ferguson.
Erbs. Two-base hits-Carrick, Smith, sny.
der Three-base hits-Carriek. Lynch. Home
runs-Lyneh, Smith. Stolen bases-Snyder,
Smith, Barnum. Alexander, Fisher, Nc
Donough. Sacrifice hit-Bussius. Bases on
bails-On Ferguson, 2; of Aiexander. 4.
Struck out-By Ferguson, 8; by Alexander,
g. Double plays-Fisher to Door ~t2). Wild
pitches-Alexander t2). Passed hall-Bar-
mum. Hit By piteher-By Ferguson TACK
sopD.
Game today-Agricuiture vs.. Navy.
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simple Simon. Q to l, . to l, even; Kirtle.
to ., ] to 4; WreckIess, even. Time.
! :0s 80. start good; won easily; place
driving. winner-ch.g.. by Lough Foyle-
DreIel Hill. Trainer. William Shields.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-26
Renrocs Meet Tonight.

The Renroc A. C. will hold a meet
Ing tonight at the church at Sixth
and A streets northeast.
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Black SoX Win,

The Black Sox yesterday handed
the West End A. c. a 12 to 10
beating.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

EMPIRE CITY, July 25.--weather clear;
track fast rourteehth day summer meet
ins Empire City Jockey Club. Nineteen
d.sa FIRST RACE.
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Trogan Midgets Win.

The Trogan Midgets defeated the
Marion A c. yesterday by a score of
to 8.
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SECOND RACE.

Churchiii, 8 to 5, 4 to 5; B.ue. Belle, TO ..
I1me. i:oe SIS. Start good; won easiy'
nisce driving, winner-ch.g. 5. BY Boter-
ioye Ample, Trainer. y. W. station.
THIRD RACE.
For 2-yesr oids; purse selling, sl.ooo
ave and one-hah furlonss: x,.
Horse WI sAe'
Restraint liz fatof
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war rxTER-Bu8EAu LEAGUE

Q. n. ................O % o 010o1o1o-s
A. @. 0...............9 o o 90 o 90 %
Runs-McLAughlin.. .Legge. friede. o'Brieu,
Wilson. Esrors-Afitcheii, johnson, Nc.
Csfrey t2D, Leeee, Calhoun. Piockenzyzky,
O'Brien. Two-base hits--McLaughin. Friede.
Prescott, Darcy. Stolen bsses-Lesee, Kay-
aHaugh. Garrett. Sac: i6ce hit Calhoun.
Bases on balls-0f McCanrey . Struck
out-By 0'Brien, 5; BY Accsfrey, g wild
psfrh- O'Brien. Passed hali-Leeee
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Beverley Belle, 5 TO 2, even, 7 =
Fifty Fifty, even, / to Q; Lady Delhi, even.
Time, l.07 20. Start good; won driylng'
place same. winner--b.f. 2. oy uneh-
ivabei Trainer. ". Garth.
SECOND RACE.
For s-year olds and mp; the Moderate
nurse: claiming; $1,000 added; ABOUT SIX
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OF Heather. 8 to I. 8 to 1; Salute, 8 TO 2.
Time: l;fs. Winner-ch.gt Q, By Rock
sand d-Tanya. Trainer. II. Roseacher.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-10-13
Men Flee Army Life

The natural dislike of the men
of our nation for military service
has been freshly illustrated in a
peculiar manner. The new ap-
preparation bill, which was passed
only q few weeks ago, reduced the
size Of our standing army by about
seventy-fve thousand men and
provided that this number should
be dismissed before October l.
The men did not wait to be dis
charged. Instead, applications for
dismissal began to come in so rap
idly that the full reduction was ac-
complished before the end Of Aug
ust. This haste to get out Of the
army is the more notable because
OF the difficult conditions which
they will have to face outside. In
the army, they were at least as
sured Of an income and the neces-
saries of life.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-10-13
Stars Must Abandon Vice

One Of the largest film COM
panies has taken a step which will
probably go far toward putting
movie" performers upon their
good behavior.
It will insert in every contract
In the future a clause providing
that the person employed must
conduct himself with due regard
to public conventions" on penalty
of dismissal with but five days.
notice.
In the past, these screen heroes
and heroines have been so over
bearing and insolent that the film
companies have been forced to
take them on their own terms.
Henceforth they will probably find
it necessary to observe at least the
first rules of common decency.