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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07
eek! Letel by vysoko mad zemf
q napil by se toho modra do

eek! LeC0l Uy VySOkO LLAu AciuA
a napil by Sc toho modra do
syta. Mival totiz vzdycky Ii
zen, kdyz do toho modra hle-
dival q doufal, ze tam by zizen
ukojil. VSude kolem sebe vi
del dobro, kid a pofadek, ssal
to vse dychtive a tax pozival
prvniho jedineho vychovani. |
Coz divu, ze zustal po cely Ii
vot svGj dobrym.
Ale i v zine btvalo Franti-
skovi veselo. Ratolil Sc kolem
maminky a pochytil cd nj mno-
no moudreho. Dozvedel Sc, ze
capi a vrany nosi male deti a
Ipousteji je kominem do cha
Ilup, dozvedel Sc, ze v komine
Iznstava hastrman kolem vsi
ze sc nekdy potuluje ohnivy
muz. z ohniveho muze mival
strach a mel proc. Dedetek,
mamincin tatinek, nesl kdysi
necky z c. ;. a potkal z veeera
ohniveho muze. Poznamenal
|se svatym kfi3em a pospichal
ke vsi, ale ohnivy muz "a MIN.
IDedecek utikal, ale ohnivt
muz jen letel. Co ted? W mu
neutece. Nahle vyborna my
slenka proletla hlavou dedec-
kovou. Padl do brady pfi ce-
Iste a neckami sc prikryl. Vsak
luz mel nejvyssi cas-. Ohnivy
lmuz skocil ma necky q ted Ii
|dicky, bylo bozi dopusteni. Du-
pal tancoval po neckach, az
to cvakalo, jako kdyz kroupy
padaji a mermomoci chtel Sc
dostati pod necky, ale dedecek
necky drzel a potil Sc az strach
INA stesti k ranu zakokrhali
We vsi kohouti a ohnivy muz
musel uteci. TAX byl dedecek
Zachranen ale odstonal ten
strach necky byly nahore
], cele popalene. Frantisek ma tn
pfihodu stale vzpominal pfa-
= val 81, aby mel takove male ne
cicky, ktere by mohl sebou
j stale nosit. PAX by uz Sc tolik
: nebal. Take svetylka no zne.
: pokojovala, ale ma ty je nejlep.
a 81 bic ten Frantisek mel. Pc.
i kny bic cervenou snurkou 9
Z jak praskal!
u Tim bicem koncertoval Frar
= tisek ma sadkach "a humny
Ie ma navsi a kdyz znalec Sc zali
I: bou pozoroval mladeho muze
jak sc rozhani, liboval 81 ma
n hlas: "Tohle bude pasak, alb,
T. no pohledal!"
= TAX prospival Frantisek We
,- KEN a moudrosti do osmi lei
o ale telesne neprospival. Byl p
Il rad tuze malicky a proto h
w neposilali do Skoly. Mamink
ii jeho sc bala, ze kdyby jedno
a spadl pod skamna, ze by u
e. nevylezl a proto cekala, a
n povyroste. Ale nedockala 81
n Zemrela, kdyz Frantiskovi M
g bylo ami devet tatik odest
a rok po nj.
el Pc rodicich zustal mu bar;
liz eek Sc zahradkou a kousek p'
m liGka lesa. Ma stesti bylo t.
ii no TAX malo, ze vzdalene pr;
telstvo po tom nezatouzilo
ci. majetku SibravAckova i jel
ch oshbky ujala Sc obec. Fran1
Sex Sibravacek, majetnik re
,e- Lit a poplatnik, stehoval Sc
ze starostovi. ktery mel veil
,9- hejno husi a prave spolehliv
ko no pasacka potreboval. Dn
zr- Sibrava6ck ma tn dobu ner'
zc vzpomina ami jeho zivoi
XIV pisec 1lema prava. aby Sc u
,lo to bolestne kapitoly dele zt
ga zoval.
g Jak sc Sibravacek ozenil.
sci, Ia tucet let stehoval sc
re- bravacek ctyrikrat, t. j. VIZ
lei, cky X novemu starostovl. BY
1 k to udel obecnich deti.
-, ~ slyo1,y so o1,so,,, ty1 MOI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07

PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn ma Z. 125 ul. 2 Union. Je
0 6ti pokojich, koupelna, puda,
elektrika, plyn a garaz. Cena
$500, vezne Sc lot okoli E.
49, I'll. a n6co hotove. Blizsi
sdeli Frank J. Parenica, 125O9
Union Ava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07
~ SIBRAVACEK x.
zivot dilo samorostleho filosofa z lesd.
Napsal FIR. Flos.

odznak sve dnstojnosti, pres
rameno. Nosil arci obligatne
mlicen, ale i ten nalezel k po-
stavicce mike a rozlozene, ja-
.ko naleM a ,sluA ocas kohout-
kovi. Podobhych dustojnych
postavicek bylo We vsi jeste ne
kolik, ale nikdo Mich necho-
dill tax vazne a neplnil svhj
zodpov9dny dfad $ vetsi horli-
vosti a laskou nez Franti5ek.
Batole Sc Ia zlutymi housatky,
ktera nejapn9 ma svych neo-
bratnych nozkach capala, me-
special netrpelive, naopak vel
mi pozorne sledoval krdcek Ia
| kruekem a kdyz nektere hou-
satko nemohlo pres hroudu ne
bo pres kamen, bral je meme
do dlani, zvedal jehnad kamen
a domlouvaje mu roZumn6, a.
by jen slo, aby Sc hroudam a
kamenum vyhybalo, pomahal,
! kde jen mohl. Stare husy caste
napominal, aby vice dbaly o
sve deti, ably po mich hloupe
neslapaly a vedly je cestou, a
S houserem niival potycky
slovni horst. Nekdy musel i
houserovy "naschvaly" trestat.
"Co ty porad Ike Ike ke? ia
muslin vadet, ze je to Hrobsh
iecmen Sindelu owes a ze te
zmlati hospodar iako kone,
iest-li te tam za5tihne a mne
: zmlati taky, abys vedel. Tady
} budes a pas SCI" (Samorostly
filosof nasich ceskych lesu mel
! totiz vrozenou vadu reGi, vyslo-
voval sykavky s z Jen zmek-
Gene i ~ TAX housera
napominal, ale kde pax hou-
i. ser. Porad Sc vzdaioval a kdyz
Sc FrantiSek zadival chvilku
do travy nebo do nebe, uz by
, 10, ,hejno V jecmene nebo ovse
|, a ten houser Sc jeste posmlval
! kekeke!
' Nj, prislo nu to draho. Frar
: tisek trestal rozvazne, ale pfi
/ she. Prut jen vzduchem Easy
: eel a uz dupl ma zada house
: rova. jako kdyz cep zuchne dc
k posazu IL zadene. Nejmilejs
: chvile byvaly, kdyz zavedl!
l. husy housata ma vodu, tn $
J. mohl Frantisek odpocinouti
oddati Sc studiim. Ma zemi lie
J. zel cely den, ale V takovycl
It chvilich kladl ucho k zemi
r poslouchal, co Sc V hi deJe
& Pozoroval broucky, cervicky
III mravence V trave, prohllze
g. jednotliva pirka travy a Ja
u. tax lezel, zdavalo sc mu, ze te
e. travnik jest yysoky les a
n broucci, ty musky. ii cervicci
O. mravenci. re jsou jeleni, srnc
iv zajici jina zvirata, kteryc
ch slychal.
val Vedel jiz, ze zrnetko V u
# mi lezi jako V hrobetku, ale .
n neni mrtvo. nybrz ze tam n
kolik dni spinka iako detath
to- v kolebce. Vedel, ze kazde z
la n6tko ma zadicka a brisko,
in ,briska &c mu vyrostou nozicl
u a re zadlcek tellcko - steb
&C. a re kdyz je rozsevac hodi sp
sc the do brady, ze sc Y hrobe
ku obrati. Frantisek pro
,ek kladl ucho k zemi, ably slys'
DO jak sc zrnetka ma brlska pf
ky valuji. Frantisek take we'd
ze miza vystupuje v -prutech
A S vrcholku duchu vldel, j
mz leze, jako slunecko po stvo
pa. vJ5 a vyse iak sc vleva
Sc pupencu, iak pupence botn'
re- a pax praskaii, ably z nj
az mohl vylezti listek. Mlady c
ch. v6k lezici hodiny ma brisku,
yne mdli, proto sc rad polozi
do zada, ably 81 odpocinul. A
,tsi, tn bylo diyu mad hlavou! !
ne mari pletll kosicky, musky
nti- prohanely blyskaly kfidel
ally, proleteli ptaci, ii vecni tulac
ne mad tim made vslm klenufa
Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07
SibravsGkovo nej1tlsiSi mladf.

Maminka Frantiskova sc pa
matovala ma vsechny podrob-
nosti onoho pamatneho dne,
kdyz nejmladsi re vsech ST.
bravacku podival sc poprye
na bozi svet. Dival pry Sc ma
ramne udivene, jakoby pred
pokladal, ze Sc oojevi ma Jine
planete, nez Ma stare chladnou-
ci zemi. Take pry hned }hlasl-
te professional, ale Gap, ktery.
no prinesl, odletel jiz ma blata
k Srchu, libuje 81 nejspis, re
Sc obtizneho bremene zbavil.
Ty udivene oci Sibravaekovi
az zustaly a tetka, ktera pfi-
sla ma besedu, vyjadrila svuj
obdiv nelicene: "To skvrne ma
kukadla jako vejdumky"
Takove tetky smeji fici, co
chteii a beda domacim, kdyby
sc branili, rozneslo by Sc to po
eelem pfatelstvu. Maly Franti-
Sex Iflapdfe mlcel a dival Sc do
stropu a, matka ma posteli Jen
80; roo,r.o1a e5f
Vsecka znameni prorokova-
la, zc z Frantiska bude neo-
byceiny clovek. Narodil Sc V
nedeli, kdyz slunce stale We
znameni Iva, a Veverka, ten
co pletl pro dvur kost'ata a
kosiky, prccetl Frantiskovi pla-
netu. re bude miti nezpusobny
nos, tlusta lytka a re no vyzna-
mena vladar. Ale made vsecko
dulezitejsi objevilo Sc zname,
nj, kdyz Frantiska nesla baba
ke krtu. ZaSkobrtla 0 vysokJ
prah, Svihla sebou jak klada 9
Frantisek vyletel ma dvur, diva
krat Sc prevail ami nemuk
Inu, narodil Sc filosof.
Jako Il mnohych slavnycl
muzu byva rodist6. den rol
narozeni zahalen taJemno'
rouskou zajiste jen proto. alb.
sc historikove a zivotopisci mo
hIi pozdeji ucene hadat, TAX
milS filosof Sibravacek ne
mohl Sc nikdy urcite rozpome
nout ami ne den, ami ma roI
sveho narozeni a tvrdii vzdy
cky, re tomu jest uz davno, tu
re davno, tenkrat "kdyz capa
ia nosila deti jake smetl".
Take vrstevnici Sibravack'
vi sc Ma pamatnou onu udalo:
nepamatovali a ii nejstarsi tvi
dill, re kdyz Sc otec Sibrava'
XIV pristehoval manzelko
sem do obce, re uz nell NAL
no ouborecka take sebo
Tatik Sibravackuv prlsel KIT
resi- vesnicky re zdeJsiho pa
styi y .skeho a byl tedy SIX
ro iako domaci clovek. Jak 2
byval zamestnan V pansky'
lesich. Matka Slbravacko'
byla zena pomala, ale rozss
ma a po nj Sc zvedl maly Fra
tisek.
Sibrava6ek sam Sc pama'
val len ma bla2ene dny ch
pcctvi to byly jeho vzpom
XIV nejzazsi. Jiz tenkrat byl
zitecnym clenem lidske spol'
nosti, nebot' hlldal pasoucl
husy.
v mysli jeho utkvel obraz
obecnich sadek bahnitym
token, nemz byly ostruN
porostle ostfici a sitinou'
houstim vrb podel potoka
iilovitym kopctkem, ma ne
lezel ma brisku a zveda]e
ty X slunicku, provaloval
maly pasacek V dlouhych OF
panych kalhotkach od krku
kamsi dolu sc zapinallci
Matka mu je uSila u bare
moldounky udelala Je
We tvoreni hned trochu VIC
aby Frantisek Q nich brzy
vyrosh. Protoze vzrusts FRA
skuv byl podlvuhodne pom
byly mu kalhoty : Vestou
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05
Talk with T. E. Burke.

Talk with T. E. Burke.
Banker T. u. Tillisch was among
the court visitors here Monday from
lOsnabrock.
Have your shoes repaired at the
20. K" shop, opposite the City
Hall. Emile Mason, proprietor.
DR.. Tom Smith took Friday IS train
to Saint Paul to attend a profession
al meeting of the dental men of the
northwest.
l. Dawson and the family have re.
turned to their home at Dresden, hav-
ing spent most Of the past winter
season in the Twin.Cities.
Gustav Grams was-a county seat
visitor on Monday accompanied by
his son from their farm south of
Dresden, to give atten ton to legal
matter in justice court.
Miss Annie Stevenson visited over
Sunday at the home of her parents
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Stevenson. returp-
ing to her school dnties at Calvi in the
evening of the same day.
Attorney Jos. M. Snowtiel was an
arrival on Mondays train returning
ing home from Rochester, Mimi,
were he spent q month in a hospital
under the treatment of specialists.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05

George McGauyran was in the city
on Monday from Osnabrock giving
matters his attention.
Chas. E, Johnston was a St. Paul
visitor over the week end, leaving
on Fridays train.
DR.. Backus was a Wales visitor
here for a short time on Tuesday at
tending to professional matters
DR.. Tom Smith returned to the
city on yesterdays train from a
weeks business trip to Chicago and
other points east,
The Chisholm residence, occupied
by the Gordon MCLAUGHLIN family. on
Fifth street has had a concrete base
ment placed under it. during the past
week.
"Chub' Green, who has been at
tending school in Minnesota since
leaving Hangdon several years ago
arrived on SATURDAYS train to
spend part of the summer here with
his parents, brothers and sister, Mrs.
Underwood.
Joseph ] Nelson and wife were
county seat visitors last Friday from
their farm near Weaver in Banner
township, Seeding had made further
progress in that part of the county
than around here apparently from
what he noted on the trip over here
The county fair week attraction
ait the Electric Theatre includes a
two day bill on July 9th and 18th
entitled .The Toll Gate which
shows William S. Hart one Of the
best known movie actors in the title
role. There is nothing better than
the fair week offering at the Electric
Monday was moving day at the
dad Gilmore place and the pool
tables and other fixtures of his popu-
lar down town resort are now estab.
Elished permanently in their recently
Iy completed new quarters in the Opie
art studio block. AL, Heapy has
lessed the building that is being va
Gated by Mr.. Gilmore and 10 moving
the Exide battery service station to
that end Of the town from its former
scatioa OF the Delca Iiaht corner.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05

Fifteen per cent off all hats sold
at the Schulke- Bradley Co., depart
ment store on Friday and Saturday.
DIR. w. w. Mcqueen has changed
the location of his Offices this week
aud now has a suite Of apartments
in the Boyd Block.
Mrs, Dan R. Porter and Mrs, John
Porter autoed over from Calvin and
spent yesterday afternoon among
a number of their Langdon friends
and acquaintances
Mrs.. Walter G.. Hunter is one
among the. number here from
Wales today to attend the funeral
of Miss Sadie, Pinkerton, which is
being held this afternoon from the
Presbyterian church
Miss Elizabeth Purcell stenogra-
pher and typewriter in the Offices of
the T. E. Burke Insurance Agency
took yesterdays passenger for a
short vacation visit with friends
down the line at McCanna.
S. E. Desrosier now has his Paige
car here, in which the family made
the trip north from Florida, this
spring, When they came tv Langdon
about three weeks ago the car was
left at Grand Forks owing to the
condition of the f:oads.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05
May 3O-Decoration Day.
June 15-RecaIl Election Day.
July 26-27-28 County Fair.

Teachers Reading Circle examina-
tion will be held in the Court House,
at Langdon, on Saturday, 14th. 1921
Fifteen per cent off all hats sold
at the Schulke Bradley Co.. depart
ment store on Friday and Saturday.
Lawn tennis players of Langdon
are plsnning the laying out of courts
and the reorganization of their club
for the summer season.
The May examination of appli-
cants for teachers certificates is be-
ing held at the court house on Fri
day and Saturday of next week.
County assessors start on their
rounds listing personal property and
real estate this week under the new
law in readiness for the 1921 tax roll
which will be delinquent after Dec /,
The monthly May meeting of the
womans missionary society of the
Presbyterian church, to have beer
held on Wednesday Afternoon, May
18th, has been given a postponament
until Wednesday, May 18th-one
week later.
1t is still keeping cool and spring
like-a temperature at nights thai
touches the frost line. The warmth
Of summer is somewhat belated il
its arrival, but everyone is satisfied
that the crop is going in under the
most favorable conditions possible
State Teachers Examinations fol
first and second grade elementary
certificates will be held at the Cour
House, In Langdon North Dakota
Thursday and Friday May 1918
1921, Examinations will begin a
s: 80 each morning.
New adds this week for the Opie
Studio, Howitz & Son Hardware Co.
Krein Bros. Auto Repair Shop
and the Manson Bros, confectioner.
store. Give them a careful reading
and you will find something that i
sure to interest you.
The first week in May finds tn
clean up campaign in Langdon unde
bigger Roadway than in any seaso
at this time Of the year. There ha
also been a n~oticably early star
made in the paint up movement,
both the residence and business sec
tions of the town,
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05
Talk with +. 3. Burke.

Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. Speckman
were Dresden visitors here Monday,
for 4 few hours shopping.
Miss Evelyn Mausten, assistant of
the dental offices Of DR.. Tom Smith
is among the number who this week
are on the sick list n
Cashier Henry F, Baker of the
First State Bank of Iona was over
from the 500 town by auto Thursday
attending to business matters,
Fifteen per cent off all hats sold
at the Schulke- Bradley Co., depart
ment store on Friday and Saturday.
Lloyd Liebeler was a Monday ar
rival returning from the Twin Cities
where he looked over the farm i'm
plement and auto trade at its dis.
tributing center.
Harry j. Beechie, Tom Barry and
Dan c. Donovan were representative
Osnabrock townsmen who had bust.
ness matters that brought them to
the county seat on Monday.
Co. Com'r Axvig vas here again
Friday to get medical advicesas to
the condition of his health which has
been anything but satisfactory since
the opening up of spring.
Mrs. John Mueller is staying al
the home of her daughter Mrs,
Schmidt while being treated by
Langdon doctors for an affection Of
the lungs that threatened quite seri.
ously for a few days.
H. j. Reisland the eye specials
arrived Friday on his regular semi
annual visit to Langdon. making hll
headquarters at the u. C. T. Hote
during a stay of the greater part o
the present week.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05

S. S Scott was a Dresden bust
ness visitor here for a few hours on
Friday during the forenoon.
W. A. Scott arrived in the city
Tuesday from Lawton, where he has
been visiting his parents for a mont h
Ambrose Ullyott went north on
tuesdays train TO Hannah to look
after business and spend the balance
of the week visiting with his parents
Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Ullyott.
Allan Pinkerton and WssA. Monroe
went down t he line yesterday as far
as Osnabrock to meet the funeral
party of Miss Sadie Pinkerton and
the bereaved family
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05
BRING YOUR FILMS TO
6be Opie Studio
To be developed and printed
Popular prices and quick service
We also have a line of films and Kodaks
FOR SALE

Cashier R. B. Pollock and wife re-
turned home Monday from a visit ex-
tending over a week with friends and
relatives in the east.
Mrs. j. B. Halloran was in the
city Monday evening from Mowbray
to take in the presentation OF "Her
Glove" at the Auditorium by Wales
dramatic talent.
Rev. J. McDermid. Of Calvin, was
over here a couple of days during
the week, being the guest during
his short stay here at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. VINO. Faucette.
VIM. Shelley returned on Mondays
passenger from his stay of nearly a
month in St. Paul, where he UNDER
wentan operation for ear trouble that
followed his serious illness of last
winter.
John W. David, who has recently
ly returned to the farm west of Wales
from a winters soimarn, on the Pa
cifics coast was a caller on county
seat friends while aere Monday for a
short time on business,
Charles Deibel is being visited
this week by his brother and family.
who arrived Friday from their home
in Saskatchewan, for a two weeks
visit here and with his parents down
the line at Milton.
Manson Bros, fruit and %confec-
tionery store has a new advertise
ment this week which will help to
draw attention to the quality of the
product served in their ice cream par
Tors this season.
Advance dates have been reserved
for June a.: July 9; and August
6, for special feature films that will
be put on at the Electric Theatre by
Manager Charter, under the auspices
of the Langdon woman's club and for
the benefit of the public library fund.
The pictures secured for these dates
are "Huckleberry Finn" "Rebecca
Of Sunnybrook Farm and Urea
sure Island Further details will,
be forthcoming in a short time
Of interest to the owners of Ford
cars. Attention to the fact that we
are exclusive agents for the Bull Dog
starting system the missing link of
the Ford 1t does not consume any
gasoline, does not take any power
from your motor, does not wear out
high priced batteries. No danger from.
backire, the Bull Dog Starter makes
the Ford a family car. Free demon
stration, 7. E. Burke, Agent Lang
don, M Oak, Price SIT. so.
jIEEISS EEtZtE NHEA-fL hraEEE 49,
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05

~ t
Mrs. j. D.. Milne returned homo
Friday from a stay of a week in
the Twin Cities and Fargo,
Frank Green is again out and
around after a seige Of sickness that
has confined him at home for almost
a couple of weeks.
Misses Elenora and Lillian Koehm-
stedt are the joint n of a
Chevrolet care which they purchas-
ed of VIM. Murie.
j. w. Kelley and wife arrived yes
terday from Grand Forks by auto and
will spend some time looking after
their farming interests south of
town.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05
DIR. E. J. Hughes
DENTIST
A. Nj. HOURS P.
J to II Phone liz
SCHULKE BLOCK Langdon, N

Five weeks more and the city
schools will close for the summer va
cation and already the program Of
commencement week and its attend
ant graduations, class exercises and
plays are rapidly assuming a definite
formation. Next week the students of
the high school representing the
glee club and athletic track team 60
to Grand Forks to take part in the
annual state contest.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-05
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An examination of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held in
the Court House at Langdon on
Thursday and Friday. May 18th and
18th, 1921, beginning each day
ait $3.50 a. m.
S.J.A Boyd. Co. sup't.
Dated at Langdon. North Dakota,
April %. 1921.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-12
SARATOGA ENTRIES

First Raee-The Salem Handi.
cap; for mares; 3-year-oIds and up:
: furlongs Knot. 110: By Jimmy
1o5: Tody. 107; Lady Gertrude. IO5;
Enfilade, III; Edwina, 106; Penrose
l26; Elected I'd. 106; Perfection. 9S;
Escarpolette, 95: Last Straw. lO7;
Ten-lec, los; Ten Buttons. 100.
Second Race-Steeplechase for
maiden 4-year-olds and up; about .
miles: Surf. 147: AmsteIIo. l47; Left
Fielder, 142; Sea Scot. 1877: Frank
TICrney, 142: Ivory, 147: Plumroot
lf1: Woodruff. 1877: Overmatch. l42.
Third Raee-SeIling; for 2-year-
Olds and up: 3 y furlongs: Beverley
Belle, 102; Beamer. 105; Ounce Cap,
100: Carmencita. 81: Evil, 1O2; Dick
Deadeye, 107: Restraint. l07; Tim
brel. lis: Clansman. 40; Zealot,
l1O; Sword. 100.
Fourth Raee-The Hudson Han
dicap; for 3-year-olds; ore mile:
Devastation. los: Parader, 9S: Dart
moor, 1903: Sportiboy. 110.
Fifth Race-Conditions; 3-year-
olds and up; one mile: Inchcape. 1872;
Saddle Ring, lis; Sportiboy. 119;
Vic. 105: Court View. lis.
sixth Race-Conditions; for fiIlies
2-year- olds; 5 furlongs: Bill and
zoo, 110: Ultimate. no; Alice C, 11O;
Candlestick, 105; Yankee Maid. 115;
Roulette, us: Santa Clara, 116;
Modesty. 110: Lizette. 105: Meadow
mist. 105; Exterminate. los.
Weather clear, track fast.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-12

Home Defense to
Battle Police Nine

President Harding. Gen. Per-
shing and other. Betables will
be invited to attend the seventh
annual baseball game between
the Home Defense League and
the metropolitan Police Force. to
he held ON Labor Day nj the
Americas League baseball park.
IL was decided upon mt n meet-s
ing Of the Home Defense League
held mt the squad room Of police
Headquarters last evening.
Final arrangements for the
affair were completed. Nick
AItrock. well-known comedian
of the National Ball Club. will
entertain. Music will be rem
dered by the Marine Band. The
proceeds will be turned over TO
the Metropolitan Police Relief
Association. s...
The game this year will de-
eide the ehamionship Of the
teams for the past six years.
Each Of the teams hss won
three games. At last years
game there was nm attendance
Of more than $1,000. The receipts
amounted to $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-12
FORT ERIE RESULTS

First Race-Humorist, 10S Iang),
Ills. $40. $50; Nellie Lemon, 112
(ButwelD. $50, 4.95; Joseph Brant
lis (Murphy), 1880. Time, 1901 1-5.
Buster. KelIy's Queen. Charlotte
Smith, Troutling also ran.
second Race--Lady Luxury, 115
Long). 1870 $50. $50: Youneed,
llS (Burke). SIS. 2s5: War Tank
80 CLang). 40. Time, 1:14. Ser
geant Yorke. Ettahe, Lieutenant Per-
kins, Miss Dora, p. T. Barnum, Ta-
wasentha also ran.
Third Race-Ima Frank, III (But-
weID. 5.35. 4.30, $40; Polar Cub. 102
CParrington). $50. 5.S5; Cormoran.
1O7 (Thurber) $50. Time, 1913. Has
ten On, Vanessa WellesSBreadline.
Glare Frances. Silent West, Tran
tula also ran.
Fourth Race-Tan Son. 107
(Burke). 4.s0. 2.s5, 2.40: Antilles. 112
(ButwelD, $50. $50: Explosive lO2
(Parrington) 2.70. Time. 1:4S 2-5.
King Trojan, Greenland also ran.
Fifth Race-Registrar, 10S (Erick-
SOM. 7.9O. 4.4O. $50; Blackie Daw.
112 (waIls). 5.25 3.35: Mock Orange
9S CLang). $50. Time. 1:45 3-5.
Breeze. Belario. Irish Jig also ran
sixth Race-Duke Ruff. ia Glib
son) 1865. SIS 41O: Jake Field. 10S
(PauD. 1850. 11.40: Bond. Ill CPol-
lard) 40. Time, ! 40 1-5. Colonel
Matt. Crown of Gold, Seaway also
ran.
seventh RRce-Madge F.. 100
(Merimee), $50. AS. $40; Cotton
Blossom. IO5 (PauD. $50 $50: MUIR
ray lO9 (Parrington). $50. Time.
l:45. FHbbertygibbet. Lazy Lou
also ran