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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-25

Thf tue BASKETS gct BE- Be1el tsue
~ fnr arart brought 3 fh,er fram -
nmefHnu- Ths shnas# reuref sfft
mhiat shuuid - shrsn - visiting
tssm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-25

The passing of the Goddard team n
the frst psrioi gave the spectators q
chance % 80 hos fast alqt in that line
csn D. done
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-25

The eiean playing 81 abe MorIsrIlc
team thruarh ths game gave Gaddard
etnner to try 0nle three times fer thaai
ing luuis tlls Goddard faaiad Ig times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-25

krrtf re1eieed hoH hifH in fhs csc
" tie sarlF par ed the rume. hut f.iusk
ID staFed ID rlag ne remu ,ufa1 q tbe
game
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
THE WAR TODAY

While the Russian armies re-
treating from the Wilma region ap-
parenfly are not definitely 0ut Of
danger from ne German encir-
cling movement, military ohsery-
ers in the capitals OF the entente
allies express confidence that the
ultimate escape Of General Ruz-
sky's forces is assured.
The German censor has passed
a dispatch from Berlin which re-
cords the beginning Of the expect
ed Tqnt0nic drive through Serbia
IL is indicated that The aim Of the
4uStro-German armies will he to
force their way toward CONSTANT
nople through the Norayia valley,
i'm which railway lines lead to Bal
garia and Turkey.
In view Of the commencement OF
the Teutonic advance to the aid
Of the Turks and TO erect the cut
ting OF a land route TO the Otto
man capital the definite announce
ment Of BuIgaria's attitude, ask
ed by The entente allies in a Joint
note. Is awaited with deep inter-
est IN the allied capitals.
A German submarine which has
been operating in the Black sea
recently has been sunk by Rus
sian ships. It is announced in
odessa
OF the British coast the British
steamer Linkmoor of 4,04S tons
has been sunk. The crew was
landed.
Austria. Hungary is to appoint
at once a successor TO DIR, Dumba.
as ambassador to the United
states. according to adyices
through Budapest. The new am
hasSador. it is reported, viii he
Kaieian von Harczynski, former
Austro- Hungarian ambassador al
Rome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
TRIO OF DUBUQUE
BANK MEN TAKEN
Officials Of National Concern accused
Of Embezzlement and HisapplI-
cation Of Funds.

Dubuque. Iowa, Sept. 21.-GsorEe J.
Homan. cashier, Joseph z. HaraEan.
teller. and Charles r Siege, second
teller of The Dubuque National bank.
were arrested today by United
states marshal They were charged
with ambezzlsment, misapplicatlon Of
funds and making wrong entries in she
banks books. The amount involved IS
less than $4,000 The transactions
cover a number Of years. Informauons
oL which arrests were made were
sworn 70 by United States Bank Exam
Lners Robb and Haughn-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
FORTY SEVENTH HAS
REUNION AT PEORIA

Peoria. Ill.,, Sept Surviving
members oF the Forty-seveDth Illinois
infantry in which the late Robert J.
fBobl Buldette served iu tine Civil
war. met la annual reunion here to-
day
Ihe Forty-seveuth Illinois was part
OF the famous Eagle brigade" which
carried the Eighth Wisconsin war
eagle through the Civil war Arch
bishop ireland was chaplain of the
brigade FOR three years and distin-
gaished himself ~ Corinth, Miss.
where he passed ammunition TO the
firing lire under a hail Of bullets. The
regiment was organized by Colonel
John Bryuer I'm Peoria In 1851 and
was mustered out in 1855
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
SERVICE IN CHANNEL
is AGAIN SUSPENDED

Paris. Sept 21-C Channel service be-
tween Boulogne and Folkstone which
was stopped Friday because Of false
alarm regarding submarine activity.
again was suspended yesterday. Paris
railroad officials were unable to give
the reason.
According to BoulogBe advices Fri
day trawler reported sighting sub
marine and a floating mine The port
defenses we're modified but nothing
was seen Of submarine and the
mine proved to be a bale Of hay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
WOMAN SPY is TO
SERVE 10 YEARS
Couple Of German Origin Convicted by
English Courf Martial, the Man
to Pay With Life.

London. sept 2i.-Two more spies
have been convicted hy court martial
OHcal announcement was made today
that s man and a woman OF German
origin. whose names we're not given,
were found guilty yesterday Of at
tempting to communicate information
concerning the fleet.
The man was sentenced 10 be shot.
The woman. vho Is said 10 have been
under the influence OF the man. was
sentenced 20 ten years I'm jail Both
viii be permitted to appeal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
NAME SUCCESSOR
FOR DUMBA POST
Former Ambassador at Rome said ia
Have Been Selected for WASH
ingt0H Mission.

Budapest Hungary. Sept 2l. lvia
LondonE.-A Vienna dispatch is pub
Hshed here today saying it has been
learned in diplomatic circles at the
Austrian capital that the government
viii not await the arrival Of Or. Con
stantin r. Dumba from the United
States before appointing his sue
cess0r.
The dispatch says that Eajetan Won
Marczynski. former Austro-Hungarian
ambassador at Rome. mas been select
ed for this place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21

Paris. Sept. 21.-Pierre L. Bark,
Russian minister Of finance. has con
cluded his conference with the French
finance minister, Alexandra Ribot He
departed today for London to take up
financial matters affecting the allies
with Reginald McKenBa, British chan
cellor of the exchequer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIN z 2. IL. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
@ud Vicinity

Fair tonight and "Wednesday, slow
ly rising temperature. frost tonight
Temperature at z a. m AZ. Highest
yesterday So, lowest last night 81
Velocity Of wind at a. m s miles
per hour
Precipitation none
Relative humidity at z p. m 65, at z
a m So, al 7 p. IA today &C.
Stage Of water 5-s. no change in last
a hours
J, d. SHERIERs Local F0recaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
American salesmen IN Nauchuria.

Washington, Sept 2f-Americ8n
commercial travellers are now pene-
trating far into northern Hanchuria.
Consul Moser reports from Hardin to
the department Of commerce that he
is introducing American trade soIlci-
tors to Russian firms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
Both Sides in West Engage
in All Day Violent Artil
Iery Bombardment.
.FRENCHUSE AIR BOMBS
Railway Junction at Amagne
LuCquy to the East Of
Rethel Attacked.


Paris. Sept -i-An artillery bonn
bardment 5a vhEch both sides took
part oil continued violence t9 rao north
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.-s. ~. r----.- -....- 49,. $500
~
li.eTE took part tl fierce battles la
other parts Of France.
The text of tine communication fol-
r-....
-"- was .1.7 .2-t-o#I o.
m1n- r. which both sides took part
ana Of continued violence. -a the north
9l ArFs5. and to the east 0f E7ulettet
and ~ -erette, 1n tine sector of Eeu-
vile, French batteries Yesterday dj-
reeted IN effective and continued fire
5l re- b'7-s-..-. ..- ~ ...7 -.. -..-s 81. .-1
'7
ha WY
o t'-'
-...z.-
.- .
..'
sl-IafE aE-isi anu HzA'ta- II 3-l
trench 10 lEsil.4 "t.t a55+.7 ana l7.--'l
eFe-aaa5-
@t"a= 'H# canal |ta-t tft@ .ft7AAe s'
the Marine we secured tooIinG 3A
the right 4allA aL 2 point near aapls-
aeal- 1he enemy counter a-~a-hs.lA BIZ
*7l- ana MAS COLE +etisl 20 l@-+l1
leaving on tae ground ABOUT twenty
dead and a number OF hand sra1ada5.
"ln the champagne district the Ger
man artillery yesterday directed Flo-
lent att-lIeI4 A.a iato .Ae at'a-H7 '-
Noarmelon 10 this fire energetic ro-
ply was given. The night passed aHi-
city fH the Argouue.
.rHara was also effective artillery
firing against the German positions ut
Boi5 HaHt on the heights of the
lTause and along he front la Lorraine
where at several ptnss We dispersed
groups o. German pioneers as wei as
certain German provisions conveys.
"FroH the EozEes there has been re-
ported fighting With hand greuades in
the trenches Oh Hartmanz Weller
kopf. In which we made parcepubIe
proeras-
-A French dtrigfBIa 5ast night bonn
barded the railroad junction att
Amagne-Lucauv TO the east of Re
JbeI"
British BrronIaua shot Down.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
EnCrCliug Forces Too w eak
to Impede Ruzsky's Vet
erans, 1t Is Claimed.
COUPS ARE BRILLIANT
Main Forces Of Russians
Now Said to Be at Point
South Of Ida.


London SEPT. -i' !"iiV n' Mi
The 'eToaa enei5ciiHs movement
aroaa' 'iiA@ mas Deeh carried Qua
!9.'aTt '.'a Elei" 3l''d s''"1 t"H
H'Aa.'''"' ''@-' wang 48s """
reached H75A1 >o1'Heast oi
Nnfar#fHI8b" through HMch me
Russian retreat 4s "a5ng conducted
London -@p5 -a t-1-t' p A1-j
latest reports .Ta~ the Wilma 7sItipz
zone thai the Russian army
there has escaped the coils which
FIELD .'a.aaa. yen f-tat-lh.iA Lnte"
aa1Q. cavalry Fa--7 IL ofii-
liant e. .@. famous ~""f7 ot STUART
a1a Sheridan I'D I1e American NlF@t
@aE screen Of German Aoraemea
sTarE-sa about 2oJa tanks Of the re-
treating Russians and stood aslrida
their main lines o- communication. 1t
HaH 'T Ha proaa64e. however,
that -- @ue.EE.ta- forces are 100
weak .a impede General hlz5Ny vet
gaa
faa Simultaneous movements 1y
7Hr Leopold aHt ifoIa Marshal won
4asaua.# NOT resulted I'm the
expected advances especially bE the
later ena has not been able @ tiuA
rsrr.e- .... p-.rat marshes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21

FreeporL III, Sept. q After more
han seventv-six years Of welded life
Mrs Thomas Slifer. aged 96. is dead al
Ter home in Lanark. III. Her husband
= years old. survives her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21
Staggering Deficit to Face
Empire, Is Warning Of
Chancellor McKenna.
RAISE IN INCOME TAX
Proposed to Increase Tt by
Forty Per Cent-Profits
of War TO Be Assessed.

London, Sept. 21.-Great Brit
aims expenditures for the current
year are expected TO reach S7,950,-
009.000, the chancellor OF the ex-
chequcr told the house OF COM
mons today. Eic estimated that
the net weight OF debt at the close
of the financial year would be
@i1,000,000.000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21

LagdoH. sept, 21s $3.50 p, MI
Tle German eHeirCiing movement
around Wilma Has beoH carried out
further and tieId Marshal Fon
Hu6aauurg right wing has How
reached Vaia. southeast of
NnforHTHfabH through which The
Russian retreat 57 being conducted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21

ASS ciated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-21

Member of A u dit
Bureau of Circulations
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
The 1915 Fair.

That the fifth annual Fair will at
tract a larger number of persons
from diverse places goes with
out saying. There will be pe0-
pie desiring to visit the Wash
ingtOn Parish Fair at Franklin.
ton next October who will be
pleased beyond measure, And
our facilities for entertaining
the visitors will be taxed to the
utmost. When persons bearing
such names as ChiCheh Nieh.
Chun Yum Chang, Chai Chin
Woo, Snig Ming King and Lii
Chl Cbu honor us, as we hope
they will. our fellow citizen, HON
Soon may be proud to assist the
Fair Association management IN
showing "m" sections resources
to the distinguished visitors and
entertaining them as we'll as the
numerous other nationalities,
whether refugees from Europe,
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
Isabel Notes.

Rev 6. H. Rv'4-I1, wifi" and
little daughter Beatrice, were
| S}iden visitors SAnhav Wt""'
they went to attend tIA rf1:
Sunday meeting.
Mrs, Martha A lams rttu,2ed
to Bogatuaa Friday evening at
ter spending a few days with
her parents here.
Mr.. G.. G.. Adams was a Frank
linton visitor Saturday.
MIR. B. I. Magee ana little
daughter Lillian, of Fra' kIinton'
we're the guests Of c. f. MaGee
Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Young of Bush, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook ByrG were
| Franklinton visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Bette Galloway and son
Thomas, of Blond, were guests
OF E. L. Galloway Thursday.
Miss Lou King Of Blond was
the weekend guest Of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Irene Jenkins.
Mrs. Matte Rogers 'f Blond,
was the guest of l,r brother, E.
L. Galloway, Thursday.
Mrs. Early C~rNern and c''ld-
dren of Spring Creek pissed
thru Isabel Oh her way tJ visit
her mother Mrs. Bet,1 Gal, =
way, at Bond.
Rev. G. II. REVERE and Miss
| ldona Bush were New Oriean 5
visitors,
We are glad to know that Mr.
Jim Magee who has been sick
for a few weeks is improving
Mrs. Julia Corkern is on the
SICK list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman BYRD
of Warnerton spent the week
end with relatives here.
Mr.. DelOs Magvr # Fl dnklln'
ton is visiting relau,e' here this
week,
Correspondent!
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
Mt. TIermon Notes.

| am glad to report Mt, Her.
man still on the map. Last
Tuesday at a meeting Of the
Washington Parish school board
the election held some time age
to consolidate the Mt. Hermon
and G0ings school districts was
passed on and work on the build
ing will begin at, once. The
deed to the land has been passed
and the State has promised it's
usual appropriation, this with
the amount subscribed is enough
to build a large comfortable
.house. The plans have
been passed on by the State.
This is a long felt need of Mt.
Herman and the surrounding
country and will do much to
build up the town.
There is a spirit of opti-
mism around Mt. Hermon. Last
Friday two car loads Of irish
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

roo;n,i IN Enronp will lust stay |
WOW fro,n onr shores. we will
hasa rnch to ho thankful for.
:, r, . o,,,,
mon Of this community that went
+o F,ronp in April returned sew
eral avs ago very much elated
over their trip Ihey. .S"Sj '"'nSS
took "arIlhe over O'i0l' '''
they say aV''eS "ou'o '''''0
Jesse Iol'0' "e'O '"2'
Gay evening" " O'''. va ''''
0' ,,,, ~, -, ,,l,o,,yn
...:. ,,,a n;.tol snots we're
hrI-
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

A crash. Sc to speak, in real
estate values occurred Tuesday
afternoon when two colored men
becoming involved in an alterca.
ton fell against show window
of one of the stores of Hamp
Magee row, nearing completion,
smashing a large plate glass.
This rowdyism on the part of
the com batants is attributed to
angry passion rather than ir.
ebriateness, of which latter
there is remarkably little evi
dence in our town, and both dis
turbers of the peace were
promptly arrested by Eli Burch,
a deputy sheriff, and hailed be-
fore the court where each suf-
fered penalty.
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

~
vited to be present,
The managemetiS considering
the matter Of having various
amusements in addition to the
program of sports and school
exercises already designed. An
orchestra to render classical and
other music will be arranged for
as soon as it shall nave been
learned that the public would
appreciate it. Moreover, many
novelties are expected to add to
| the features of the exhibition
which will be instructive and
entertaining A proposition is
held out to give a grand public
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
For E ?STjTt
For Assessor

The Era-Leader is authorized to an
nOunCe
CHARLES L. VARNADO
as candidate for Assessor Of Wash
ington Parish subject to the action OF
the Democratic Primaries.
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

as a candidate for member of Police
Jury OF Washington Parish subj j.ct to
the action of the Democratic Primary.
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

wedding to such contracting
parties, residents Of Washington
Parish, who may accept. The
occasion would be decidiy inter
estjng and certainly appropriate.
Further announcement will be
made hereafter. D. &. Branch,
president. and J, 0. Bethea,
secretary. of Washington Parish
Fair Association. or it's Publicity
Agent, if addressed by mail,
wire or in person, will checrful}y
furnish detailed information.
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

The Era Leader is authorized 10 au-
thorized to announce
J. NJ. BYRD
as candidate for Assessor Iof Wash
ington Parish subject to the action Of
the Democratic Primaries.
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

For SAIe-COWpeas. in small
or large quantities at market
prices.
The Burlington Store,
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03
]. NJ. BYRD
For Police Jury
HIRAM SMITH
nounCe

The Era Leader is authorized to an
nOunCe
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

FrankIinton, Ia, June 3 1915
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

SUBSCRIPTION aL.00 4 YEAR
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

The Era-Leader is authorized TO an
nOunCe
The Era-leader., 1915-06-03

Advertising Rates on Application
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-10
M'INNES ONLY
COG LEFT IN
THE MACHINE
fBy Latest NALL

BOSTON, Mass. = Stuffy McInnes,
the first baseman, enjoys the distinc-
tion of being the last cog in the $780,
600 infeld that brought worlds cham
pionships to Philadelphia and made
the Athletics famous. Jack Barry,
the shortstop. followed Eddie Collins
and Home Run Baker away from
Philly town July 2, when, President
Lannin of the Boston Americans an
nounced that he had put through an
outright purchase with Connie Mack.
Barry viii take SCOTS place in the
Red Sox lineup and the move is be-
lieved to put The Hub City outfit in
the hunt for the pennant The report
ed price is $4,000.
The breaking up of the great inffeld
is the sensation of baseball circles.
Eddie Collins was the first to go, be-
ing sold to the Red Sox last winter
for the reported price of $4,000.
Frank Eaker refused to report this
season and is playing independent ball.
Only Stuffy McInnes remains and Con-
ME Mack plans to build up another
wonderful infield around him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-10

-
Taik OF Iree DaseDah a. Moiliiil
field to combat the efforts OF any OPP
:. x.hl.t;a pa,,- doos not eaam IN
I. =,
iine Win the announceu pohcy VI .lie
Oahu League to close down on the
national game for the time being.
After deciding on wise and farsignf-
ed move. It would be q pity to have
the Oahu League managers go back
on their own Judgment, and enter into
a silly fight which, more than any
thing else, viii drive the last nail 10
the baseball coffin.
The local mix-up will settle itself II
the Oahu Leaguers strictly mind their
own business and 20 about their own
affaire S1ch action win receive the
enhnort al the fans. and wheR the
leaf1e opens M again it will have
fhe snnnorf of the thinking element.
n on tfhe other hand. the gates of
Moiliili are thrown omen to the pub.
lie free OF charge. TO combat actiyi-,
ties 81 the. Athletic park MANAGEMENT,
an already weary baseball public will
he "a surfeited with the game that
the mere mention Of Il viii produce
mat very tired faelfng.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-10

1,,-,,-1.l 49, p,,llo7lr, rsorroenon doncel
49, -. :, e.
t1iLY f1e"ala su'y there was
a distressing accident at Honokaa on
Monday last when i young Portuguese,
! p.v.<. Who w.. r,a,ne 4, borse
80. ,r,i,5sd ,~,fe. j feianhone noet
~, 49, $1,000 horr5hle sninriee n his
ssrs fSs man -, ws go fsten ~ the hos.
,sI u',,sra 4 was foun6 thaf his law
We hr.,-sr and fbaf he had Sustained
che ,-',,v,e 80 Is Wei When nfci-ed
., -...,fers,,Ssts nan ,,s- co,,vii,c
~, Mo- md 6is face was ! terrihle
.ssshs .
=.
l1s -. -se,uens nepps - - '. =
TO- 49, mos LII, I'LL - ~ ~ 49, y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-10
FRANCESCOWELLS A. A. i.
TITLE HOLDER in CENTURY SWIM
Cuts Two-fs of Second off Former Record Held by Miss
Leuros of Honou-Time in Mems Events Poor, With Bah
Small Winner of the Spirits

for only a few outsiders started. Err
ME Smith gave evidence OF improved
form, winning both the 220-yard and
500-yard races in clever fashion. He
was given a hard fight in the, longer
distance by Lincoln Johnson, his
teammate, the swimmers working al
most stroke FOR stroke in the final
stretch. Bah Small OF the Post street
club had little difficulty in the so.
and 100 yard dash, though he made a
close finish Of it in the century with
G. M. Lindsay. No mems records
were broken in last evenings festivi-
ties, though two were established in
the l5O-yard back stroke and 500-yard
SWIM
The results:
50-yard dash for men-Won by B.
Small 70. C.); J. Robertson 20. CO.;
second; C. H. Rissman 20. CO. third.
Time: 26 Us.
5c-yard dash for women--Won by
Miss Frances coWells (un.l; Miss Dor
city Becker (Arrow Club second;
Miss p g, DAILY lun-) third Time
% 2-5,Fsetting new American record
1Oe.yard. dash Won by B. Small 90
ca; G.sM Lindsay 20. ca second; ].
Robertson 90, ca third. Time ;e2 10.
22osVard dash Won by Ernie Smith
20, CO; L. johnson 10. ca second;
G. NJ. Lindsay 20 CD third. Time
2;27 As.
l60Fard back stroks-Won by H. T
Gardner 20. CO; Sandman lun.1 sec.
ond. A w Rfddor Inn \ fh;rd Tina
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-10

Honolulu can no longer claim the
honor OF harboring the holder of
national woman's swimming mark.
The time OF Miss Lucille Legros. made
in the 50-yard event here recently.
was clipped by Miss Frances Cowells
In San Francisco. July 2. Miss Bowels
won from Miss Dorothy Becker, well
known here, by small margin.
A noticeable feature Of the San
Francisco swimming meet was the
slow time made by Bah Small. who
won the 5O-yard event from Duke Ka-
hanancku here year and half ago,
In worlds record time. Either Small
was not pressed at all and loafed over
the coarse or else he has lost lot OF
bis speed. To win the fifty in rs 1-5,
and the century IN 1872 rs doesn't
show much class for the meet.
The San Francisco Examiner says:
= Fsances Gewe1ls, swimming unat-
lached, set Q new American record
ID the 5O-yard dash last evening at
the p. A. championships, winning from
Miss Dorothy Begker In sensational
style With only two feetlto spare. The
time established By Miss Cowelis,
:sS Is cuts two-ffths q q second
from the national mark, set only two
weeks ago BY Miss Lucille Legros at
Honolulu. II is still a. BIT shy Of the
worlds mark OF 20 seconds, held by
Miss Fanny Durack Of Sydney, Aus
tralia. In last evenings race, placed
specially upon the p. a. program, Miss
Becker got away to q poor start and
after 10 yards had been swan, Miss
Cowells held the lead, which gave her
a victory. Miss Becker responded with
q thrilling effort At the hnish, but fell
short Of q dead heat BY two feet
Olympic swimmers practically won
every event in last evenings meet.