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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Elm.


APARTM ;NTS-Fruin / ruon ,nd ~,
. rooms ana Dath; central and W.sI
End, rentals. $3.50 ana up J.n.scs' 80,
now ana September !. See the compIs;"
i.st at our office Morton c. rh,Ihin,r
second hoor. FIRST National Bank Uuiid
FOX rent. modern. furnished mai in w.q,
Ina one sIuatr from street ear Eos.
session al once. Boulevard t15i "
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures ,,,--
m.nis. near Franklin. containin.
room ana bath; room. kitchcncit" nd
nH,h: rooms, kitchsne,te and bath.
details II; the Office OF Morton q; ;rbi
miner. second floor. First National Rank
tui!1inS. Damn
GKAcE ST. WEST 500 nL0CK-En;irc
,hITh h"oT, consisting of :: i.r-. a.,
lrHciiN"iy furnished rooms tbcb lying
Lhn9ml private bath; private nome Han
dolph llai-J.
HENRY 81. \. :ih---For rent. s-room
NAT With furniture for sal. for e. Sin al
once. Rent Is reasonable Paul Dornir
MONUMENT AVENUE west OF rny Bo,.ic.
nsrd conts !ninS rooms and bath
Ihor9ughi! modern. rossession SertenI-
per !. F"r plans and iuIl Information
cdil ~ The Office OF Morton G.. rhaihiln.r
second 'ioor. First National iianh i,,,IId
ing 1870
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OUR MIDSUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE or
SLIGHTLY USED, USED
ND SECONDHAND
PIANOS AND PLAYER
PIANOS BEGINS
MONDAY MORNING,
JULY 18TH,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.

Owing to preparations
being made by our factories
to start shipments of Fall
goods, we find it necessary
to clear our floors of all used
and secondhand pianos and
player-pianos, and have
therefore arranged special
~ low prices and terms.
Some of them can hardly
be told from new and all
are in frst-class condition,
full y guaranteed and back
ed by the great reputation
Of this great house. We
a d Use early selection.
Terms of payment made
very attractive.
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'pUAUP-EGwiu Inaua tuucJa. dii"c'o
and eIunalImcr Hoa East Main Street
Madison Isl Randolph 56o3
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Mn WAITED 10 earn the DarOrr traI.
Write Tor Information Richmond B,-
urr "Il-sn - E"-f NS--h,l, S.-..-r
TRUCK DRlNERS-Wa Wanted ton c,,o,.d
auto car truck drivers at Once. ANN,
IN ptiswn between and > u'y'uCit i, NJ
u" Aui Snl"s ANA service 90
kroad Stree, and Iicrmitar- Hn.d "
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LEGAL RATE LOANS.
INSTRUCTION

Musical. Dancing. Dramatic ~
DANCING-:irs. Emu,nn.user >. xo,,,
harrison street. Guarantees in AN, -.
sons. mon. Madison l3SI-W
DANCING taugnl rras,,n,bIo uis 80,
Stumpi. studio 2UJ Wcst Cra"c' n na.e
doIph 1881. ran
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81 SWISS SER. ICE

Oh NFfFN,S SEQ HE
Requiring 2S
Ii you wan; yout old furniture made new
pnohe our Hlr, Coates Madison 5Ss lone,
sros. 4 CO lnc.. Itis-2O Eas, Main 81
LGi.AS - ; cud.ity Snor Snou 32I Norm
ruin Street., Rai,Iolph 62S6
PHoNpGRAPH repairing Ko,I,.,; pf--
Sraph co. as Broad ST. Mad ~ o"'
TIE HUB Shoe Repairing tIII y
shall. Ran. Ci76-W. T. II C.han I t,o.
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Help Wantc,l-Mulc

FlRSr.CLASS structural s,.sI ,,.,.,t-.---
ENn.llrnC. ia designing rcuuired Gnud
"iyu.tun'tE TOT rirhi man. Give full
III t"hhtiOn IS to salary. etc. and ,.ln
L,l,i'n'cS IN hrst lcttcr. BOA No. a.
"''\N wanted. "a man with small family.
'Np'rl'n'rd IN farming. TO manau. farm
on Sh"r'- near Mart!nsvillc. Va. Owner
WIZ assist IN financing. Good oprur-
,"Nl,N lof RE I man. Write Tor r,r
i'ul"rs address John |. Wray .IS
lanes Hil!dinE Chattanooga Tenn
MEN-fuslcr Rrush TO- has aitr.ctiva
!!Sht Shrs Adlrcss BOX sos. Richmond
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BUSINESS SERDIIE
Business Services orereo

hSSH 'S''RtS oHcreu Is
AWNINGS AWNINGS,
orH"r nov and aNO.I tnv rush N.,,I.s,,
iN,nmoHd A"ning Co. J!t North
DOLL HOSPITAL.
Dolls repaired. ali uarts furnished VIZ.
made from your own lOmh!ngs iIurbr.
pos $ortn third street. ''
HATS CIc.ucd and rcbiochcd Iik ,,,
N,Tr" Hat worms IN Nprih FIRST :.
HAVE yVuI nat Ctcauru aua rcp.nrxed az
United iiat works $40 North Fiiin 81
MONTAGUE MIG Co.-I.umLcr and mn
w"rh' hr4dd street At Hcii Line.
Oib HATS cic.neu aud icLlu.n,J me-
urw Mhnhtttau Hat WurNg Ini -,
Biusd street Madison :1Gi
&, Mb!N" t"n!n; ana ace; metz!
n.uc p,umhiuc co. inc. 'iis i A.. 81
PIANO TUNING repairing and rcbyiiItr.,
W are equipped 10 do any .art ~ ,i.,,
work Packing and hsu!.ng , .'' ',u
pest attention II you are unyin. 80
hay" work 80 hr done Ia our linz III
Crafts iano Factory. Free estUust"s
Randolph joi. .
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sTHE pPATH to the c!ss.inel ad pae. il.
Ihon| your want OF oner
now. for tomorrow's paper.
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Money TO Loan ~
INDUSI HiAl. LOANS rO
iiOCSEkEEPERS
4; legal charges Phone Madison 2.S.3.7
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
?09i. y S.Ntn street tSeconu F!oorl
Licensed nv chef state Rank Examiner
WE lend money on iewelry. Jacobs Loan
once. St7 East BROAD street.
WE loan money On your teweIry. Euui :.
table i.o"n s'H!e'y i:S-A North L,Snih
street.
- -
WANT a man TO cut the Srass? Tsl6-
phone Classified ad.
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LUMBER AND MII.I.NNoEk
ESrI Major

OF deia.irr and plan department man. for.
position .H Maryland STATE cNi.nri,,,.,..
ana All details IN n'si letter,
noN 1. go CARE THE pIsrArcn.
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FINANCIAL

business Opportunities :;S
PARTY to invest $1,000 IN cstnDiisned
whole sale cigar business III Richmond
Address SIX { 80 care Times II. spa;ch
wDODN OltkING MIl.i.--for sale , small
WOODWORKING IniI COnsiS..ng OF plan.
SAWS motors. .tC.. located on tic ~
folk and iorismouth Belt Line Railway.
Portsmouth. va; convenient to trans.
Iutur: Tor the righi man. Address Tns
Mhaiiey Tompahy ms. IA New kirn
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Statesmen aud safes ladies Liberal n,v
easy. pleasant. ura.thiuI worh p-r ,,.' -
ent position. OPPORTUNITY for rrn,nn,Iann
Burton'S III t.ast Broad "'
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- - :,
LAVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats, Pets


Dogs. Cats. Pets IL
BIRDS pets ana sipuli..s -,
Sh9n. LIZ East Gracr Street "'t"
DOGS ma pets OF al. kinds NJ. \. Wilhi,
$50 'N'ct'' MsGi-
I"rses. ontt'c. Vehicles ~
hoAh Sri.n"id young Registered H.rL
potcncF tested big type Very chs,t To- "a
,linhlrhihi. 'Hl- T.. 7 EcAlc, ROM. =
HElFEk cAl.F-For saic. r..t.,n-., NJ,
S .ri ns''u. c 81 NOR" white than black
Addi"ss W L. saunders. $50 w. -. ~
Street. 'H' I''lGh
flGS-for sale; registered pur,,.-I.r,a,.
DIES, maj ana female. weeks ni, ~
,,,tof." !" your nam: SO each Aiirn ,
w. I. Saunders. $50 Yves, I.cI-b $50,
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Situations Misunderstanding 30

TEACHER OF mathematics. with years
experience. desires position for next
school session Address BoN J.. 500 care
The Dispatch
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GOMPERS URGES WAR ON
PRISON CONTRACT SYSTEM

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-Samuol
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation of Labor, has written
presidents of local unions an dorgan-
izcrs to aid in the fight against the
prison contract systems in various
states. 10 urge Improvement In Fed
cral aud state vocational systems and
to assist in increasing the member
ship OF the Federation to 100000
before the next convention. Tho
communications. made public today,
were sent out In accordance with res
olutlons adopted at the Denver con-
vert:on.
In his letter to union organizers.
Mr.. Gompers said. thousands and
thousands OF the Cnorgani:ed have
been discharged. locked out for the
single purpose OF starving them into
accepting lower wage scales" add
ing that from reports received from
all parts OF America. the one cry
that Is going up from the unorganized
Is Come and help u.s."
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NINE

yard the officials who. by misrepre-
srflting conditions. mislcd YOU into
making the stattmcnt
] assure you again. MIR President.
that IT Is with great hesitation IN.
pe"pi" Of the South have taken en-
ccption to your statement. They are
conscious ot the fact that your ut
tcrance was based upon Information,
you believed to hc reliable. and i'm
PEELED by the highest motive that
can prompt the actions OF man"
The Institute OF American Mca,
Packers announced today that.
through it's president, Thomas T. viii
son. Chicago. 90, 600 pounds OF meat
had been offered to SURGEON General
Cummins. OF the Public Health Ser
vice, for use in prevention and cure
OF pclla.ra In any district the ser
vice might designate.
The telegram from Mr.. Wilson add
ed that the institute would be glad
TO cooperate If further quantities Of
meat were needed ana assumed. in
Offering the donation that the health
service would Organize proper and
effective facilities for distribution"
The meat would be selected by eN-
perts. Il said. on the basis o; adapt
ability to pcllagra patients"
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NEW RECORD FOR 15O-YhRD
SWIM IS SET BY KEALOHA
IRr AsnnclntcII rn.x

nc . !. L. July Warren
kcaloha. Of the luimakani Club. set
new worlds record az minute
and - seconds in the 100 yard mems
senior national hackBtr"ke champions
ship her" last night In the Yale
hawaiian swimming meet The old
record WAS l5i -, held by Harold
Kruger. Of Honolulu
Yale placed In onciy one event. 6. u.
Pratt taking th!rh IN tho 22O- yard
mems open race. which wns won IS
rua N"el"ha. OF tho Iiulmaknni Club.
In minutes - - seconds. with "
" Harris, Of tho outrigEcr club. sec
Gni.
a T." wworlh's record az 1 uinrta4
- seconds I'm the inn-ydrd woiuan's
relay was mate by the Outriggc-
team, composed Of Ruth Scuddcr.
Helen Moses, i.Njic Bowncr and
Edith Cassidy
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REQUESTS ACTION AGAINST
PERSONS MISREPREsEN7ylyC
CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTH
Representative Byrnes Replies to Hardings Letter, In
dorslng investigation of Plague-and-Fami Report,
but Condemns Correspondence With Red Cross

WASHINGTON. July --Rcprescn-
tative Byrncs. OF South Caroline,
asked President Harding in LETT
Ter TO take appropriate action
toward officials who. by misrcprr-
scntinS conditions. misicd you into
making the statement" that parts OF
the South were actually mcuaccl
with famine and plague"
Mr.. Byrncs' letter was in reply to
tho Presidents letter OF Friday
IN which MIR. Harding said that IL
Investigation developed that reports
had misreprcsentcd conditions. Of
fetal REPUTATION would be desirable.
The text OF Mr.. Byrncs' letter TO
the President follows:
Il wish TO thank you very much
for your letter OF the 2sth. agree
that ii is highly desirable that IN.
Hurcau OF Public Health Service
should continue it's investigation as
L" poilaSra. and | Know that Con-
grass appropriated for this fiscal year
100000 to enable the service 20 in
vo&tiCatc the disease OF man" the
advising our Appropriations Commit :
tee that out Of this sum they would
continue their pcllagra Investigations.
And there is no objection to the spc-
cial investigation YOU have directed
the health service to make What I
deeply regret, MIR. President. and
what believe the people OF the
South regret. is that before such an
Investigation was made. you were
mis'cd into stating in your letter to
the president of the Red Cross:
ut must bring shock 10 the
American pcopl. To realize that a
great section of ;h"ir own country.
which they are wont TO think Of as
immune from such experiences. Is
actually menaccd by famine and
plague. For that is what It would be
called II IL should berail any other
country. and we may as we'll give it
its right name.
cit il. of course. a consequence OF
the economic disorganization follow
inr tho war. and II demands Instant
and vigorous attention. our people.
s" long and SO often moved by SPLEEN
did charitablencss towards nnfortu-
mates OF other lands. Will never per
NIT such AN affection here
Coming from the President of the
United states, this statement has
commanded attention and has been
published N practically every news
paper in this country. and doubtless
in the press of other nations. 1t is
to these statements we take eXcep-'
ton. We may he ovcrscn.itive. but
tho average American dislikcs to hnv"
placed In front OF his doors tlag
indicating the presence of plague.
when, as matter Of fact. there exists
within his home nothing to justify
that characterization. Aud likewise
where there is no famine he dislikcs
TO be held up as the object Of charity
and compared with the 'unfortunatcs
of other lands for the relief or whose
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starvation and disease our people
nav" so generously contributed.
Upon reelection. think Won will
agree that these statements are not
warranted 10y the report aS 10 the
increase OF pciia-sra in Mississippi
i.v"n II it should develop that these
statistics are correct. the Indicated
Increase OF pcllAsra IN one state
would not constitute plague or 4,
menace TO the entire South. because
ia" disease is not contagious.
And certainly there is nothing In
the telegram OF tho editor OF the
SpdrtanburS Herald to warrant cith",
OF the two statements in question lr
that part OF Nj Hearon's telcgram
which You quote. he expressed the
pinion that the health service should
continue it's Investigations THIS YEA.
everybody agrees, and Congress- has
authorized il. Eut yuu will note thar
lie SAYS:
In my Judgment there is nothing
alarming IN the situation and in
that part OF the telegram which goa
lid not quote in Your letter. and
which bears directly upon The ques
ton. Mr.. iicaron stated:
- "o'"'"N ~ e''
"t.''''c ''"u'''o'9 !" inns
part OF South Carolina. Crop condi-
tions are excellent and there is to
be more food in this county. grown
upon its own land than ever in tho
history OF the county
II call il 70 vo,,r ntton,io, h,o,,
an, .,,;.nod I, = ,,
~, c,h ,,,,
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SPERRY FLAWS EMERY
IN LETTER TO HARDING
[Ey Associatcd rrcssl

WASl1lNGTON. July 3l.-NIarvin G.
Spcrry. national prcsiden, of tho Pri-
waite Soldiers and sailors Legion, in
letter to President Harding. mad"
pubic tonight declared that the
Amazing insolence and offrontcry o;
the language used by John C. Emery.
commander Of the American Legion
in his telegram - YOU on the Dcbs
pardon case certainly should bc
sharply rcbukcd"
II dcnounce as absolutely false. -
Mr.. Spcr-y's letter continued. the
claim OF Colonel Emery that he rem
rcs"nts the sentiments OF the great
mass OF oX-servicc men and women
in his deliberately malicious and mis-
leading statements"
Mr.. Sperry referred to Debs as n
peaceful. big-h"arted, kindly man.
hlicd with martyrs enthusiasm and
willing, cheerful sclf-sncr!ficc for In.
cause of tho poor. the helpless and
the oppressed"
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KING GEORGE TO ATTEND
BIC YACHTING FESTIVAL
BritiSh-tmcrican Cup Event At
tracing Much Attcntion-Lay-
isll Entertaining on Craft.
iBy Associated Press. !

COWES. ISLE or WIGHT. July 81.
king George today was on Amcrl-
can territory. This was when he
visited the United states ba,ticship
Utah to return visit paid him on
board the royal zach, Victoria and
Albert by vicc-A1miral Albert 5.
Nihlack, commando OF the American
naval forces Ia European waters.
who is here to attend ;hc Cowes re-
satta. which begins tomorrow.
Th" yachting fest.va. in these
waters which begins tomorrow and
Will last until Friday will be tho
final social event OF the season h.rn
and promises 10 rival in brillIaurv
the notable carniva!s which were hold
IN the Soicut before the war. kim
George and Queen Mary. the Duke Of
Connaught. Princess Mary and IN,
bnk" or York ar" here on board tn.
royal yacht Victoria and Albert. with
the royal yacht Alexandra nearby
and II. VI. : Resolution sorvin,- as
guard ship. Vice ADMIRAL N:hIack is
on the sc"n" on board MS naEship. the
TITAN, with The destroyer Sands. In
'''t'HNh'1''' anu y lE!f'l- OF small !. 2
craft gathered here for the event. ar.
raily dcc!;cd IN honor %: THE ROYAL
visitors. the spectacle cqualrc that
Mt any similar gathering in these
waters.
Among the long list 81 visitors hcro
FOR the affair are a record number %.
Americans. attracted ~ tho British
American Gun event FOR the teams of
four six-mctre yachts representing
the two countries. Some Of tho
American yachtsrucn have taken
houses for the regatta King George
VIII sail his racing cutter. the Rri-
tannia, daily during the racing.
The opening event Monday Is the
Royal London Yacht club event. in
which keen competition is ANTICIPATED.
There are eight entries for the Kings
cup race. 10 h" sailed Tuesday. on
the other days the biz handicap Claws
including tn" Britannia. will muster
eight cr nine competitors
Lavish entertaining on board tho
various luxurious crafts in the har-
Dor and Tn residences ashore began
during the Weekend
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GIANTS SUFFER- FIRST
DOUBLE DEFEAT or YEAR
hcGraw's Hope or Going Ahead OF
Pittsburgh Is Dashed
ON Rocks.
tny Associated prcss. !

NEW YORK. July 3I-The New
'"rk Nationals suffered their first
",Ghlc defeat OF the scaSon today
Just when Manager McGraw 4aw hope
- going ahead Of the Pittsburgh
'ngIc leaders for the first tim"
'.ure lun. 8 Tho Giants. who had
pound . ueir why 10 "a Join, owner
'hip of frar place with the Pirates
SATURDAY, today scr back "a game
h"hHA 'hrir rival when Cincinnati
wr"H'nd tw" uarI-foui,ht contests
from them The Pirates, however.
ir" IN tho midst of ,hcir first real
SLUMP duo mainly To falling or in
r!iohihE and lack az scoring power.
HD*tpn. which is fly" games hack
"i Pittsburgh. continues its task or
trying u eaten the leaders The
'iraves ave not hitting hard. but
the pitchers are effective. y double
defeat recently. also to The credit OF
''n'! rn"tr Delayed tn" Braves In
iaglr chas"
Tho Cleveland wor'd's champions
maintain only - ;wo-rUme i.ud over
No." York. IN tho Americas League
iH'". bat tho Indians have shown
"t.ii. - hraao when .trcntcurh b.,
their YurEo. pU-.ucrs Although Now
OAK look q pu,-sidod game from tho
aiupions tpdur after tho lrldcr-
hih outc!as 81 them ycsjirGay,
.-lcNclsrd is playing the better ball
IL tho two cuu,.udors The Indian
Pitching star app"ars to ba the
ttcaaicr. and tho western club seems
stronger IN stick work.
In m" National League Brooklyn
and - Lous have been aided tv GOOD
iitchn. Thc supers,as woro nn-
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rh" feature event OF Tuesdays pro-
gram illustrates the policy of the
management. wh"sy first impulse has
o'ci l" render assistance to the
b's'dcts aud owners al the turf The
Expectation handicap OF "a guaran-
tc"d cash ydiu. of $1,000 for maiden
thre"-! e"r- olds at ~. time Of entry
Is on" W president Wilson'S methods
OF encouraging; those with backward
OF Ec"wthy tw"-y,ar- oldR 10 keen
them u.cr until their three year old
form, Among the SlNty four eligible
are I.ayi Euow bennington. sunny
jan. Neiiitnd'i. scotland Vet. Mrr-
chant Marine. Edgar Milan iro. Alex
hud'r Hamilton John Paul Joncs
Ntyc-l'gaI sun I:rac Arnnnhoc
SpOrtib"y. Haywood and East VIc.y
The best Of the selling plators among
TIA" three car-oIds wil he seen nj
tn pos Ia 'he seneca STAKES nj six
furlonrS on wednesday,. while Thurs
days card VIII he enhanced by IN.
running of thc S"hvycrvillo stakes of
u Euhr'i. t'rh cash value Of S;,u0o
rms is ioT twr-y"ar-oid nliies and
rs over tn" hNe-aud-a- half furlong
route. Among tho entries for thts
STAKE are tn" uuhcatcu Aiv Rcvcrir
Lucky Iiuttpn, the Western phc-
marvel. Miss JOY, Dream OF Allah.
Budana. Rose Brigade, Mission Eciis
ana Mod"sty.
Fridays card win be made UP Of
SIN owe! h'Hbt events fuv Substantial
purses. IN" banner attcndnac" of The
Week should assemble TO sec the snort
on SATURDAY.. August 6. on that day
~" best or ia" two-y year Odds Will
meet Ia ih" United states Hotel
STAKES Of SlO.0UO a, sin fnrInnns
while the crick three ycar-olds Will
MEASURE strides in tho Miller stakes
N"'hpp added at one mil. and three
slN'ccnthS. few Of tho hest OF the
~ entries for the United states
iHtci stakes arc the unboatcn Nor
wen, VINO VIII nav" his first real trial
IN stellar company; Runstar. Miss
Joy. lbf"am OF Allah Little Chief.
hhi- SahE Column, Nioliuisi Oiym-
puS' Eroumstcr. PilIory. My PLAY. Mis-
si"hafy. Draft. Native Land. sun
reign, Black Rascal. Sid.rnnl. Nancy
+. oceanic Mustard Seed, III, O'Blaci
and hknusti.
The Sur"rior excellence OF GRAY.
i.hS makes HIM an outstanding con-
teSiHut IN tho Miller stakes. The
IHo' mat d" VIII have penalty Will
I"t after hlN cnnnc"s materially i'm
n" estimation ~ his admirers. even
though h" should bc opposed by ,hn
crack Weetorners ElacE servant 10.
HitEr ours"'f, OF Bit Of White Other
"llrihlcs FOR tho event which wns
named in honor Of tn. lat" Andrew
.lI'tr' Tor many -rars secretary
II'hSufer o; the association arc.
Nancy Ice, BanksIa. Touch. Ne-Sot.
,NT RAG, iluribus. kuobbic SUNNY,
nm. IiaEfvllnw. Inchcnpc. Snortin,-
Iivon. oriolc. Baby Grand. Star
voter. Sailing II. Atom. Mnntulyo
Try ter. i'rudcry. ScdgcficId. Dimucs-
hdi'. IGcib"r and John Paul Joncv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
GREATRACE MEETING At
SARATOGA BEGIN3A!ONDAY
Events Promise to Surpass in Excellence Anything Be
fore Seen on Coulse--Wi Continue
Through Month Of August.
/ Special to Tho Timcs-Dispatch. J

Especial TO The Times Dispatch !
SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. y. July
3. What promises 80 10. tho greatest
race meeting eyer hcl1 at this poin,
VI bcgin today with q card
of surprising excellence for the de-
location Of "a distinguished catherine;
Of sport lovers from all oyer the
northern hemisphere.
The meeting viii continue through
the entire month Of August. and tn.
program Tor that period is an cvi-
'icncc az the desire e.! tho manage
ncnt OF tho Saratoga Association Tor
the Improvement -; the Breed OF
Horses 10 give !, series Of tests which
Will bring 10 the post the best horses
in training
because OF the quality of tn" spor,
here. where racing is seen under ia"
most favorable conditions possible,
Saratoga occupies Il unique position
among the smaller cities ~ the United
states During tho winter months
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