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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Republican
City of Little Falls

'N4ty VI k8ACt4S N44S
First Ward-H. A. Rider, Chas. Syl-
vester, Chris Rosenmeier, Grace W.. La
Fond, A. H. Vernon.
Second Ward-H. E.. Biddinger, Rob-
ert Heron, E. A. King, Tim Perry.
Third Ward--M. A. Engstrom, o. F.
Lindquist, Samuel Hammerbeck. T., .
Fourth Ward-Dan J. Bell, John
Bowman, E. E. Hall.
Agram-H. j. Vierk.
Belle Prairie-C. G.. Nelson
Bellevue. N. Carnes, James R.
Mcleod.
Bowlus-L. D. Hanson.
Buckman Village-James A. Dengel,
Frank Mischke.
Buckman Township-John A. Zenner.
-Buh-Theo. Thielen.
Clough-Ben Nichols.
Culdrum- Bergstrom.
Cushing Lundwal.
Darling-Wm. Frerichs.
Flensburg A. j. McRae.
Granite-J. B. Hartman.
Green Prairie-E. Eckerson.
Hillman Township-I. w. Driver.
Lakin-Wm. Rueckert.
Little Falls Township-Geo. Ham
merbeck.
Motley Village-E. G.. Haymaker,
Rem Harris.
Pierz Vialage-A. P. Stoll, F. G. Gil
bride.
Pierz Township-Magnus Rauch.
Pike Creek-Carr Bern, E. A. Savage.
Ripley-Genore Pelkey.
Royalton-A. A. Fitch, Geo. E. Will
son. T. w. Bouck.
Scandia Valley-C. II. Cantleberry.
Swanville Village-O. n. .Hitzman, o.
H. Kobe. ..,..,z.
Swanville Township-Math Zwilling.
Swan River-M. N. Young, E. J.
Skoog. =, .:,
Two Rivers-Robert W. Mcleod. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
1921 LAND CLEARING WAS OVER
+ $4,000 ACRES

according to figures tabu1ated at the
office Of the University Farm, more
than $4,000 acres of land in fifteen
counties of northern Minnesota were
cleared in 1921. These figures were
gathered from reports sent in by coup.
ty agents and land clearing officials.
In Morrison county the amount OF
clearing done totaled only 800 acres.
The figures for the various counties
were as follows:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

MARCH sETTI.EMENr, TOTALS
$16596s.75 SCHOOLS GET
MOST

: Distribution Of the. rch=apportion..
ment Of $165, ,966.75 Is now b,ieing,. made, made,
by County Auditor McNairy and Trea.
5surer Renick! School districts get the
biggest share Of this, $66,016.4l. The
city of Little Falls receives $50, ,l6O.96|
and the Independent School District sc
this city gets $25,7lO.47.. VIZ
Following is the itemized apportion!i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

Herman label, pharmacist at Wet
pharmacy, retuTRed towork Mon
dayaafteta q week = iless. 3. A. Beck
Esr Paul, who Nd been helping
|Iout The store during Zabel's alb
Esence returned home.5 :..s .s:. II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

County Engineer j. E. Viner went to
Sylvan yesterday to investigate the
condition of a bridge there. He was
notified that the bridge, a comparative
ly new one, was in danger of collapsing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

j. D. Richard was the first local
man to risk a motor trip of any dis
tancc since the blizzard. He drove to
Royalton and back with truck Mon
day and again Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Cushing.

Supervisor for 3 Years-Andrew
Lund.
Clerk-G.' K. Johnson.
Treasurer. J. Ramlo. ::
Justices-G. w. Gish., B., E. Ny.
gard. ::r a ...
Constatles-Chris Canton, Oliver
Bennett: a.. r.:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Musical Art Club

Next Monday evening, March 20,
Nine. Edna Swanson Yer Haar, famous
Swedish contralto, will appear at Maud
Moon Weyerhaeuser hall under the aus
pices of the Musical Art Club. This
program promises to attract capacity
audience as Nine. Yer Haar is regard
ed as one of the leading contraftos Of
the day in concerts and oratorio. The
Peoria, ILL.,, Star, in commenting on
her appearance there, says: "Her voice
is of rich quality, with wide range
and combined with perfect enunciation
and delightful manner of delivery, gave
pure delight to listen to-" 49, r.
Season tickets admit to this program.
The admission for those not having
season tickets is so cents.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
30 VILLAGE ofr6owlua

President of Council Vince
Klisch.
Trustee-John Trettle.
Treasurer-Ge0. Schafer.
Clerk-B. A. Philips.
Assessor-John e.. Smeja.
Justice of the Peace-S. F. Surma.
Constable-John Selinski. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Buchanan,

Supervisor for 3 Years-Anton E.
Hesch.
+Treasurer-Nick H. Mueller.
Clerk--John "A. Renner.
Justice Of the ;Peace--Nick Daniel.
Constable-Wm. Hodorff.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
REV. ESTREM TENDERS RESIGNA
TION 49, 49,. J..

Rev. E. s. Estrem, who has been
pastor Of the. First English Lutheran
church of this city for several years,
has rendered his resignation, effective
April l. The church board was to meet
last night to consider his resignation.
Rev. E. S. Estrem has a call to Ash
land. Wis. ~,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

4 Mrs. John Dombovy Of Platte is in.
:Gabriel's hospital for medical treat
ment:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
DIR. LYMAN OF DULUTH GOING
TO RUSSIA FOR RELIEF WORK

TO RUSSIA FOR RELIEF WORK
According to the Duluth Herald of
recent date DR.. Frank Lyman Of Du-
luth has been selected by Herbert
Hoover, head of the American Relief
Association in Russia, as one of SIX
doctors from this country to go to Rus
sia to carry on the relief work. DIR.
Lyman is known in Little Falls, hav-
ing visited here a number of times.
Mrs. Lyman was before her marriage
Miss Hazel Palmer Of this city. . :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

A.petition has been fled with the
cityaclerk asking for q 12inch sewer
on First street southeast. s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Herman Tanner has gone to Park
Rapids to take employment. he win
play with the Park Rapids baseball
team this summer. D $a B:

"A meeting of the members Of the
city band and juvenile band will be-
held this evening to consider the mat.
ter Of securing Uniforms The public
IS invited to this meeting. soine means
will he devised TO raise thu necessary
funds for ats least ; pErt the uni
forms. The meeting will u held az
Mr. Racicot y atudio.s 81 5ss .z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
NEW PO8TMASTER TO MuINEA-
- POLLS FOR INSTRUCTION

Ed. M. IaFond, recently appointed
postmaster, left yesterday for Min
neapolis to attend the school for post
matters, conducted at the Minneapolis
offs1e. The school is q new departure.
The kourse is intensive and lasts about
10 days. .,,: 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Town OF Darling

: =" = ~ I 1VWu VI 0d11AH8 ! = =
For supefvisor-Fredolph johnson. 2
For Treasurer Thelander.
For Glerk-Herman Lemnitz.
For Justice Of the Peace e years.
Fred Bigalka. "a
For constable e years)-Arthur
Regnell.. < r
Constable Il year)-Fred Lines. >
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

sz5ss Mrs. Mike Had Of Flensburg is at
ST. Sdabriel's hospital for medical treat
iment.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

F.. Miss Nina Christensen arrived yes
terday from Minneapolis, to take
charge Of the dress making department.
at The. st. Paul store. T.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
"A am.

Supervisor for 3 Years.. J. Kipp-
ley. ill.,
Treasurer-Joe Terhaar.
Clerk-H. j. V:erk.
Constable-Peter p. Lelger.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Villaue of Buckman.

President of Council-John Schmol.
ke.> 80. =: -. =. ri. ,,
Trustee for~3. Years-Joe BRANDED.
Treasurer-Peter Braun.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Ein,date.

Supervisor Swanson. y.
Treasurer-Mark Gunderson.
Clerk. HI: johnson.
Justice-Ernest Eckstrom.
Constable Nels Pearson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
'ELE &c ton CAUSES
COUNCIL CHAN NGES|
FIVE CANDIDATES TOR RE-EIEC.
T1oN DEFEATED- RANDALL
q LANDS JUD0ESHR

| changes were made IN hve alderman
ic seats on the local city council Tues.
day in one of the most interesting cleo
tions in several years. Contests for city
treasurer and municipal judge were al.
SO fairly close. The closest vote was
on alderman in the. first ward, NJ. b.
Blake and F.. E. Hall being returned In
q three-cornered contest. Blake re-.
ceived 304 votes, Hall 22S and j. T..
Highhous 224. =. y. .,e. @S \.
The total vote in the city was 1878,
about 225 less than at the park election
last fall
OJii'p West side Geo: H. Peterson
was returned to the council but Peter
Wilczek defeated N. j. Peterson, the
other incumbent. The opposition In
the Second ward elected both their
candidates, ;. A. Anderson and j. F.
Bastien, and the same was true in the
Fourth ward, the candidates for re-elec-
ton being showed under. Ed. Nelson
and Chas. Anderson were elected In
the Fourth. John Vertin was re-elect-
ed city treasurer and Frank Ellen
becker was reelected city assessor.
Phil. s.. Randall defeated Geo. Gerritz
for municipal judge. N. N. Berghe1m
for Mayor And Geo. Moeglein, ST., for
alderman-at-large were elected without
opposition.
Following are the unofficial returns
Of the city election:
Alderman at Large-George Moeg-
lein.
First ward-F. E. Hall, M. B. Blake.
Second Ward-J. F. Bastien, John A.
Anderson.
Third Ward-George H. Peterson,
Peter Wilczek.
Fourth 5Ward-Ed. Nelson, Charles
Anderson.
Mayor-N. N. Bergheim. :
Treasurer-John Vertin.
Municipal Judge-Phil S. Randall.
Justices of the Peace-Harvey Can
field and Henry Smith.
Constable-J. w. Hatch.
Asscssor-Frank Ellenbecker.
:, THE VOTE
Mayor, N. N. Bergheim. ,177
Assessor, Frank Ellenbecker. 90. L 14l
Justice OF the Peace, Harvey
Cantield 9S4
Constable, J. w. Hatch. ........ 9S3
Alderman-at-Large, George Moeg-
| leln ................... Il LOO
Treasurer
John Vertin 8O4
VIM. Crossfeld .:...:............ 627
Municipal Judge
George Gerritz ................. 636
! Phil. 5. Randall. 100
Aldermen
~v First Ward
NJ. 3. Blake. 304
F. E. Hall. 22S
j. G. Highhous. 224
Second Ward
J. F. Bastien. 246
John A. Anderson. n............... 26S
! e. F.. Brown. 15G
G. G. Raymond. ............ 16S
| = Third Ward
George II. Peterson. on............. 215
Peter Wilczek PA
Nels j. Peterson. n............. l75
Carl Bolander 157
Fourth Ward ....
Herman Wieland ............... 81
! Victor Olson 81
Ed. Nelson .............. 1853
! Charles Anderson ................ l55
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
..$154.5S $165, ,966.75
CITY Of Little Falls i
CoCotA '''''' ~ '%"o
Townships and Villages

Townships and villages
Agram ........ IS 244.54|
BELLE Prairie ............... 1,053.l0l
,Hellevue 604.19
zRowlus Village ............. 863.44
Buckman .................. 969.H,
Buckman Village e...........>...=s.l9 l91.971
Buh ..................,: 478.47]
Clough ......... 458.43
Culdrum 765.3l
Cushing 483.33
Darling 80. 1,065.2l
Elmdale .......s........... l,130.l5
iFlensburg Village .......... 4OO.94
Genola, Village ............. 383.79
Granite, 535.52
Green Prairie .............. 324.37
Hillman Township .....::.... 2N.6l
Lakin ................. 382.67
Lastrup Village ........:. 1866
Leigh ........... H.. .... 656:O9
Little Falls Township. ...... 609.51
Morrill, ................. 803.44
Motley Township .......... 1864
Motley Village .......... 484.9l
Mt. MOTIFS l05.o1
Parker .......... 822.12
Pierz Township ......... 45O.75
Pierz Village: :. :. =. >. !. =. 1881
Pike Greek -. =, :! $. =. :,..... 90O.41
Platte ..... 80 -. :. :.... 379.l2
Pulaski ...... -: ....:.. :: o.. ,221.l4
Rail Prairie :: -. 49,. -. ..:.,.l. .377.79
Randall I'Village -. 80: :. 814.58
Richardson ...............:' - 7'384.O6
Ripley :.:. j. -: :. So: 773.28
Rosing y y. :: s. 8: :: 49,, l6l.9S
Royalton Village .... .......' 1,968.00
Scandia Valley ..... -. 80: -. ..... 543.5O
Sobieski Village ..........::: 35.35
Swan River ....:.. 80. :. 800.56
Swanville Township -. -. 64l.76
Swanville Village .......... 1,308.14
Two Rivers .....,. -. 289.48
Upsala Village ............ 276.77
School Districts
:. l-$1O5.l5; 2-$$4,54l.64; 3-$25, no..
A.; r. $235.81; 5-$368.78; &$375.32; !;
7-$16z5l; s-$l68.04; 9 $227.72; 10
-$752.81; -$252.79; 12- $3l3.24; Is
-$183.97; 14-$$53O.l2; l5-$3l2.9O; 10
--$252.s8; 17-$214.89; Is $$269. 20;
19-$l75.53; 90 $l52.49; 21-$3O9. SO;
90 81 81 ,666.57; 2233 33$$172:2s; 24-$34s.-
80; 25-$$246.75; 26-$262.45; 27-$5;:
596.08; 2S-$$336.2l; $$538.81; 30-1
$152.30; 3l-7$$207.s 7.s9; 80 --$$155.4l; - Is
$4O8.71; 34-$14.l2; 35-$245.70; 36--r:
E$57N94; $364.88; 1910. Al s 3D. 3D.
$277.14; 1913 ,228.88; ~41:4$192.74; "a
-$196.85; 43-$l96:77; ID $l72.23;.
As -$$313.09; $208.21; 47-$88.46;
49, 49 - $$3O4.ll; 50-4lOO.13;. $233. .94;;
53-$234.06; 54.-$l76.97; 55-4146.17;
Sc $205.O1; $$4O2. .l6; 58-$156,14
so $162.84; $222.93; 81 $50;
GQ-k307 81. HQ-.kSAA 90 A-.A1o0 SR.S
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
VOTE BY. WARDS
First Ward

Total Vote, 475
Mayor, N. N. Bergheim. m.......... 3:
Assessor, Frank Ellenbecker ..... 81
Justice Of the Peace, Harvey
Garfield .................. 2!
Constable, j. w. Hatch. ........ q
Alderman-at-Large, George Moeg-
1elu ~
Treasurer
John Vertin ................. 8:
William CrOssfield .............. /!
Municipal Judge
George Gerritz ................. Il
Phil. s. Randall. ...,....,..,....~ .~2'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
ro,un ~ r,,ldr,,,,o

Supervisor-A: Olson. ..,...... :..~.
Treasurer-G. Smith. .-<,
Clerk-A. Lundgren.: .....
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Villane of Elenshuro

President of 5Council-A. J. McRae
Trustee Alex Ktles. .ssx, .,sy
Treasurer-Mike Wojciechowad. !
Clerk .John Super. sss
Constable mike Minchow. y .-,.,,. !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Bellevue.

Bellevue.
Trustee-Paul Pietriek.
Treasurer-A. III. Fitch.
Clerk-4Dan Batter. .'
Assessor-Dan Zwack.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
Second Ward

Tnll. -. han0aA. ................ GOt
Second Ward
-. Total Vote, 428
Mayor, N. N. Bergheim. ......... 81
Assessor, Frank Ellenbecker. .... 81
Justice Of the Peace, Harvey
Canheid ..... ...... ............ z3t
Constable, J. W. Hatch. :......:. 2ss
Aiderman-at-Large George Moeg-
1eln Oh
:. treasurer
JOnn vertln ...............> 24u
William Gossfeld ............... 135
Municipal Judge
George. Gerritz ....,.:.......... III
Phil, s. Randall. ...., 20d
Third Ward &s:.
81. s.: ...z%. sz Total Vote, 404 ,s:. !; :. 8. @
Mayor, N. N. Bergheim. ...... 331
Assessory Frank Ellenbecker. 27d
Justice of the Peace, Harvey
Can6eld ..:.............. 3O6
Constable, j. w. Hatch... ..... 243
Alderman-at-Large, George Moeg- .
Is leln ..t. =. $500. SSa
TreaSnrar l.. .s
John Vertin 80. 49,. Ia
William CrOssffeld 223
.=.s Municipal Judge ...'s55:= ..5 s.z:s
Phil, s. Randall ). s. ..$.. >. III
George Gerritz s. g. ]. l67
szz .,z. Fourth Ward . .s5sSs
sz, Total Vote, 271
Mayor, N. N. Bergheim. -. 21C
Assessor, Frank Ellenbeck ker. !. 5. 18l
Justice of the Peace, Harvey
Ganfeld i. I. q. !. S.. !. !. ]. 16t
Constable, j. w. Hatch. !. J. !. 8 81. l8A
Alderma Large, George Moeg
lein !. S s. !. ]. 8. 18s
81 IreaaureG
John Vertin !. /. J. !: /. &. Iii
VIM Grossaeld =. s. ]. !. S. s.. I. II,
nnicia ldgs
Phil s. Randall 8. !. !. ]. !. !. l2:
George Gelriitk &. s. !. 3.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17

Talk $@. -. Rev. O'Driscoll
Saxaphone orchestra -. .......
The Washington herald., 1922-09-05
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First Race-Three-year-o and
up; six furlongs: Translate. los
IE. PooD. $40. $50, 2.50; Jeanne
Bowdre. IOl tKennedy). $50. 2.so:
Col. Baker, .lO6 IN. Garner1. $50.
widgeon. Granite Ware, Belle OF
Elizabethtown and Dorothy Buck
ner also ran.
Second Race Two-year-olds: /:
claiming: five and a half furlonss
Lily NJ. los OHeupeD. 1850, 1910.
$40: Gordon Shaw. los tMcDer-
motif. 1850. $50: Proceeds, los tE
Fator). 40. Time, 1:07 As. Auntie
EN-. Needy. Yorick. Sweet Cookie
Lucy Churchill. Polite, Albert l.. and
Marjory also ran.
Third Race Three-year-olds:
claiming: one mile: Rib Grass. 1ot
(HeupeD, 5000. 1910. out: Tulane.
sS (Owens). $50. out; Lima Clark.
lO4 CIV. PooD. out. Time, 1888
Spats also ran.
and up: claiming: six and a hall
furlongs: Ruby, l04 (McDermott).
l4.7O. 500. $50: Louana. - 6Smith)
- 80, 7.20: Fongee. l07 (Heuplej.
4.2O. Time. 1919 4-5.. Last Brush
Margaret Atkin. Hullo, Walnui
Hall. Golden Floss, Lottie Lorraine
Bobby Shea. Archie Alexander.
Chas Henry and Dad also ran.
Fifth Race - For 3-year-olds and
up: one mile and a sixteenth: Rock
minister. 11o tScobie). $40. $50. out
Rouleau. lO4 CIV. Poole), 2.so. out:
Radio. l03 (HeupeD, out. Time.
l:45 As. Blanche Mac and Lady
Madcap also ran. Rockminster and
Rouleau coupled-Jones entry.
Sixth Race Two-year-old fill
les; five and a half furlongs: Oui
Oui. l12 IN. Gsrner). $50. 40.
$40: Fair Alice. ll2 (Kennedy).
| $50. 40: Fighting Cook. l12
IJones). 40. Time. l:06 As. Fer
nsndos. Punta Gorda, Regent Queen
and Ten Sixty also ran.
Seventh Race T. For 4-year-olds
and up: claiming: one mile and q
sixteenth: Cotton Blossom. los
(Kennedy). 7.3O. 42o. 3.30: Inquiry.
81 (w. PooD. $50. 40; Marine
Corps, 107 (owens). 400. Time.
1:47. Biddle Dee. Raider. Escarpo-
lette. Duke of wellington and Di-
ana also ran.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-05
Timonium Results.

First Race Steeplechase; for
3-year-olds and upward: about two
miles: Anne Excellence. $50 (will-
iams). $50, $50. out: Mount Def
ance. 143 (Harris). 1910, out: Al
Sardi. 15S (Stevens). out. No time
Bryan OIynn and BlackfieId also
ran.
Second Race For all ages;
claiming: about six furlongs:
Gaudy. lis (AIlen). 460. go, out:
Bread Line. 112 (Connors), 3.2o. out
Zenhotta. 1Q2 (Brown). out No
time. Marse Tom. Sauf Conduit and
Utah also ran.
Third Race - For 4-year-oIds and
upward; claiming: about one mile
and sixteenth: Gratian, lO5 (Con-
nors). $50. 3.7O. out; Amaze, lis
tMer2ler), $50. out; Lakross, us
(Burke). out. No time. Navajo.
Litholick. Mary Head. Challenger
and Prunes also ran.
Fourth Race For 2-year-olds:
about five furlonrs: Be Trueman.
liz tConnors). 2.9O. ESQ. out:
Racing STAT. 40 (Brooks). 4.4O. out
Little Beauty. l07 Mergler). out.
No time. Pikesvi'le. Forewarn and
Verna also ran.
Fifth Race - For 2-year-olds and
upward: claiming: about six and
half furlongs: Sir Adsum. los
A. Allen). 32.7O. $50. out; Pleer.
los q. Allen). 40. out: Jake Schas.
ll5 tConnors). out No time. Rib.
Loyal Sweeper and Priscilla Green
way also ran.
Sixth Race = For all ages; claim
ing: about six furlongs: Laughter.
lO7 q. Allen). $40. $50. out: Mad
Nell. 107 tConnors). 2.so. out: True
as Steel. 115 fMerg'er). out. No
time. Arma Reed. Midnight Stories
and Miss Adrianne also ran.
Seventh Race - For 3-year-olds:
about one mile and a sixteenth:
Thriller. 80 CWoodstock. $50. 2.4n.
out; Hutchisons 107 (Allen), 2.3O
out; Vanity Dresser. 104 (Mergler),
out. No time. Consul a'so ran.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-05
GIRL SWIMMER
SMASHES 5 MARKS
Miss Gertrude Ederle, Is, Sets
New World Records at
Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4. - Clocked
at five intervals, Miss Gertrude
Ederle, the 15-year-old mermaid Of
the New York Swimming Associa-
tlon, smashed FIVE world records
in the course of the 500-meter race
at the Brighton Beach baths on La
Dor Day. and won from Miss Helen
Wainwright by a margin of twenty
yards. Miss Hilda James, the Eng
lish and European champion. was
third. twenty yards behind Miss
Wainwright.
Miss Ederle's time for the 500
meters was minutes 20 is sec
onds. There was no previous rec
ord for this distance. Her record
smashing marks were:
Three hundred yards. minutes
5S 2-5 seconds. Old record, min
utes s as seconds.
Four hundred meters, minutes
22 2-5 seconds. Old record. s min
| utes 2 2-5 seconds.
Four hundred metres, minutes
SO is seconds. Old record, min
\ utes, Is as seconds.
Four hundred and forty yards, s
minutes 81 as seconds. Old record
minutes 16 3-5 seconds.
Five hundred yards. minutes
45 l-5 seconds. Old record. min
utes as seconds.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-05
Blue B0nnets Entries.

First Race-Six furlongs: Blue
Tony, 10; Water Tax. 10: Fitz-
rue, 106: up Town. ss: Veronica,
no: Dixie Dick. ITO; 'Piccadilly
Daisy. IS.
Kiss. l47: Enrico Caruso. 14e: Gay
ma has, 142; Theo Dosius, 13s.
Third Race-six furIongs: Pris-
mar. 1le: Honey's Jewel. I1o; Fair
Lavanna. 110; May Pole. 1lo; Ana
prisa. l1o: Gamescrapper. 1os.
Fourth Race-One mile: Nomis,
lOs: 'Blarney Boy. l04: 'Indian
Prince. IS: Red Rost. 100: Azrael.
1o7; War Fox, lo4; Bessano Boy,
100.
Fifth Race-One mile: Sailor
116: Aquatic. LOG: Drapery. 1o4;
sChloris, 81: Brass Tacks, 10s; The
Enquirer. lO4: 'Devonite. IS.
Sixth Race-Seven furlonEs: As
sumo, III: Roisterer. l07: Quanah
1O5: Beverly Belle, 1o4: Dark
Ages. l09; Mayor House. los: 'Let
Enfield lo6; Mavourneen los;
Mama. 100.
Seventh Race-One mile and
seventy yasds: Aph 1os; Pha-
laris. 10s: Harry NJ. Stevens. ft5
Primitive. 1903: Piedra. lo3: Boone.
willie, 101: Ely Home, IS: 'Th'
wag. 95: Darnay. 10s: The Por'
tuguese. LOG: Rose r.. 1o6: Doyle
1903: Plantarede. lo3; 'Thistl'
Queen, IS: Briarcliffe, 81: Spec
! tacular GIrl. l06: Bengalese, los
.Great Hawk. 101: John Arbor. ss
'Five pounds apprentice allow
ance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-05
Louisville Entries

First Race-Six furlongs 'Magees
Pink, SO; 'Bojul. 1902: Sempronis,
104: Sport Circuit, 104; Betty H..
100; Winding Through. 1o6: Lady
Mother, 1O6: whirl, LOG: Tony Sue.
Trash 106: Moon Winks, 106; De
Bonero. l07; Crestwood Boy, 112:
'Birdie c., 101; Modesty, 106; Quail
ity, 80.
Second Race-Five and a half fur
longs: 'Ted's Plum. IS: Dress Up.
100: Miss Meise. l01: Dearie. 102;
Gail Ford. 1903: Ormont 1903: Mary
p. Gardner. 1o4: Golden Billows,
104: Taylor Hay. 105: Manicure
Maid. 1os; Alstebler. 1os; Kings
man. 1o5.
Third Race Mile and seventy
yards. LADY Astor. Ios: Sands of
Pleasure. 1o7: Brotherly Love. 1917:
Lady Lillian. 107: Cherry Tree. l0S.
Fourth Race-Six furIongs: Merle.
1907: a-Sister Cincena. 107: a-Brown
Eyes. .1o7; Lady Frankes. 1o7: Cru
zern. 11o; Fame. 10: vella X. 10;
Kremlin. 10; Gorhsm. l13: North
Tower. 110: Willow Tree. 113; Mi
cnael J. Daly, llS.
w. c. Goodloe entry.
Fifth Race-One mile: Bill and
Coo 9s: Pindar- Peel. l03: Surf Ri
der. 113: Chatterton. 113; Braedel-
bane, ia.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs: Brad
ley's Toney. 106 b-The Clown. 1os;
b-Belzoni. los: Donegal. los: Long
Boat. 10s: Chita Gong. 10S: Guest
Of Honor. l0s; Indian Trail 10s;
Prince K. lis.
b-Montfort Jones entry.
Seventh Race-Mile and seventy
yards: 'Locustt Leaves 80; Pete
Foy. 100: Nurture. =. 1o2; Grace
Daugherty. 104; Matinee Idol, 1O7
Harvest King. 107: Nominee. 107;
Foster Embry, 1O9; Merchant III;
Alex Jr., ia.
'Five pounds apprentice allow
ance claimed.