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Evening journal., 1919-03-10
YOUTH is KILLED
WHEN GUN EXPL0DES

While climbing over fence near
Henry Clay late Saturday afternoon.
with a shotgun in his hand. Preston
Biddle. Jr.. aged Is years Of Henry Clay.
was fatally wounded when tue gun
was discharged and the charge Of shot
entered his left side. The boy was
with several others al the time and
they hailed an automobile. in which he
was placed.
The boy died while on the way 70
Delaware Hospital
The mother Of the boy died three
weeks agU from pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
The Evening Journal
N. Y. Race Track Men
Are Back of Dover Bill
Continued From First Pax.

the Delaware state Fair Association has asked such money
expressed in its desire
the hope the lobbyists that
will be able public
aroused to the moral needed
10 II.
Those who here realize making posbi
contained the bill that
the proposed legislation the high moral
the 5 necessary.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
MOTHER OF TOTS
DIES OF BURNS

Mrs. Rosa \. Olszewski, aged 80 years,
Of No. 90 West Twentieth street. who
was burned about the body on Friday
when her clothing ignited
from a bonfire in her cellar died at the
Hospital yesterday. Mrs.
is survived by her husband
and three small children.
Coroner Bullock is investigating the
case
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
MIR. SALISBURY IN SOI,Iu

Former senator Willard Salisbury is
at Augusta, Georgia. where he Is re-
cupcrating. he having gone south on
advice of his physician. He VIII return
in about ten days. Mrs. salisbury hes
returned TO Wilmington and on She re-
turn Of former senator salisbury from
The south. Mr.. and Mrs salisbury vii.
take a lengthy tour.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. 4. Polk Boyer, OF 30. 3Oi North
Van Buren, street. is planning 90 join
her husband, Captain A. Polk Boyer, in
Chicago, where they will reside. Cap
tain Boyer has recently returned from
France, where he has seen active ser
vice.
Mrs. Mary G. Foard, formerly OF this
city. IS seriously i'll at the homo Of her
daushter Mrs. George Carter, in New
/ ark.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
DIES IN PRISON.

Harvey Crisden, Negro, serving a two
year sentence at The w0rkhouse on a
charge Of larceny. died at the institu-
tion yesterday from tuberculosis. Girls
den was sentenced TO the workhouse
from the Court Of General Session last
November.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
C0Rp. wuITFsIDE sTuI GOING

Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Whiteslde, No. 106
East seventh street, have received post
cards from their son, Corporal George
Y. Whiteside, Company II, 325th In
faniry, SD Division. The cards were
mailed from Italy on February Y. In
one Of the cards, Corporal Whileside
states: "StiIl going; all is we'll"
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
PRIVATE pENNING HOME

J,n,'eeara ..2seara Denning, Of No. 7O9 North
srunsOh s,,,r,s street. who has been in sbe
hi Ing since May, 1918, has returned 20 20
me- nos,,,one iolne IN this city. and ~ ~ ~ ~
ss''ph Sc T with the Security Trrst ,'' a osS
stati.ep oeposit Company. ua ea' anu
Isoiu.'sa IIsaS,onea az Camp Joscph n Io6, %S .een
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
WANTS REAppoINrmrNr

constable Wilmington is seeking 70
appointment as rural policeman ~
christiana hundred. His term cxplres
Aprh 4. rs far as is known. Constable
Whiitington is the only candidate FOR
The position.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10

districts and changing until four years
hence the time for the bin TO become
effective.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
Inn srcurzr or cEnrNN LITTLE.
HOUND Hoi.fs

A = Peter Rnbhlt AT looking az
IA IunnnIII the WoOdrnrk he
. couldn't help wondering why
Loneblll should have been given such
q very long bill. suddenly ionEhili
plunged hin hill inlo h ground. He
plunged n In for he whole length.
Thon he pulled ~ out ana Peter
caught 4 glimpse of The tail end o. .
worm disappearing down LonrbiWs
threat whore that hlli had gone IN
Ia The gruund waN q neat little round
hole. For tho first time Peter mo-
ticcd that an about were ann such
little round holes. "Dld you make OIL
those little round holes exclaimed
Peter.
"Not ALL replied Longbln. "Mrs
Woodcock made some Of them"
And was there a worm In every
one - asked Peter. his eyes very
wide with Interest.
Lonrhill nodded. "Of course" said
he. You don't suppose va would
take the trouble 10 bore Of them
vi We didn't know that we would
Eet y worm az the end of u. do
you p"
Peter remembered how ne had
watched Welcome Robin listen. aud
then suddenly plunge his bill into
the ground and pull out n worm.
but the WORMS Welcome Robin got
were always ciOuo ~ the surface.
while these worms we're 70 deep IN
tho elrth that Peter couldn't under
stand how "a va possible for any
one to knoW they were there, Wei
come robin could see whom he Eot
hold 81 u worm. hut Ionghlii couldn't
Even " you know N there u a
warm down fhcrc In the ground,
how DO you know when ron have
....h.a as awH h.u IL Il unnaIhfN
for you to open YOU hiii down there
10 take II In asked Peter.
ianghiil chuckicd. That's easy.
said he. rive got the hnndicrt bill
that ever wa See here'' Long
bin suddenly thrust hix hlli straight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

tx a recently published scientific
work by DR.. Edward !. krmpf Of
= ~. Elixahcth's hospital. vashine
ton. The Autonomlc Functions n
the Personality" eur an ouaerva-
ton which 1 commend 70 parents.
Touching ON the problem of the de-
vclopment Of will power. DR.. kempf
remarkni
THE so-calied paraphrenlc types,
that ~. individuals who are weak
of will fall 10 make socially aparoy'
able adjustments hrcauae " The poor.
" developed nature OF the wiah 10 be
socially esteemed.
This u due, IN turn. 20 the nature
of the conditioning OF the love cray'
ings. The nelf-lovcr. or auio-crotic
type. sacrifices noclcty'n interests IN
.he lnnumerable petty crises a. well
aH IN the greater crisis. in the sense
that he would rather dream about
himself than work Tor the welfare Of
society.
This u not his choice. hut durinl
pa. fro~m ..c,sn uaa AZ
Veioped sufficiently in him By MS par
enia."
Consider the ease % n weak VIII
ed man or woman Of your acquaint'
AN'N ~ NNA WV 8LNHN "
there n Indeed much truth in this OBJ
~acrvatlon-
You viii appreciate u the n
you are familiar with the facts In th'
weak wiilcd pcruon's early uphrins
ing.
Almos; always u will he found thai
the childhood Influences have beer
such as a. foster a. abnormal interel
IN self. with an accompanying dinrrI
gard Tor the riEpta, privileges. aut
opinions Of others.
Perhaps there has been a continue
pampcring by too indulEent parents
Nothing. or next 70 nothing, has beef
demanded OF the child. lie has beeI
allowed % feel that tho qualification
81 hts whima and desires u hia natu
raj right.
This leaves him without a reailxlnI
sense OF what society expects OF HIN
And aasuredly Il units him. when IN
realization later COMES. 20 respond II
fcctivcly 20 soclety'a requirements.
Tie does not really want 20 respon
20 thcm. because the esteem Of %
clety means Infinitely less 10 him tina
the self qualification 10 which n
training has accustomed him. Heuc
he lacks a compelling motive for eel
mastery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
dIIers' Meeting Did Much to Arouse Sane Enthusiasm
In the Agriculture Future of Our Sunshine State

1sION and confidence IN the future Of ones
AZ community is a valuable asset for any eiti-
N zen to possess. Nothing " NJ deadly as de-
%ructive pessimism; nothing SO life-giving ns
obstructive optimism.
The recent convention Of the New Aexico Mil
rs association sounded a hopeful keynote as 10
'e agricultural future Of this state. Few New
4exicans realize, for instance, that this state pro-
.uccs about three times the quantity Of foodsiuffs
needs. Few Of us realize the rapid strides that
tr wheat industry has made.
\ Therefore. some Of the figures given out at the
|nnquet of the millcrs held In the Alvarado Tues
hy night were amazing. The Evening Herald pub
sshed a great pari q the statistics brought out at
he meeting, for Il believed that these figures We're
Bore convincing than the glittering generalities
lai too frequently make up The tissue Of the best
ltentioned boosting.
Analytical siatistieians and cool headed business
ben. however. are not architects 81 air castles. And
.rh men were the speakers at the millers han
|uet.
New Mexico, then. has three times enough raw
bod material 20 meet her needs. The next thing
fr New Mexico 10 get busy on is to equip her
lf TO manufacture this food material at home.
BE need better milling fa~cilities-and no one Is
Filling 20 admit this more readily than the miller
imself. We need more cannerics and more food
iciorics Of all descriptions.
iManos n Ia obrai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
INDIAN
BY JOHN BRICK

cotton, well laced With Curd u raw
hide. and tied it behind her saddle,
shiny new. calamity he assisted her
60 mount. then Ca my surprise, she
rciEncd in her horse, permitting MIN
20 set tho pace. as s-crupuiousiy ~
though she we're nut nutocrdt ~ their
little mud hogan, tucked smufly IN
some draw back iu the hills. IL was
very announcement. he had To turn In
his saddle Co Keep hiH eyes on her,
and she must raise her voice o. am
uwet him, but she demurply followed
the convention, her pouys nose be-
hind tho woven Eirth OF his yellow
And ihis b. tn reason us a kind in
terprcter drew u from "a tnikatiVe old
man. his Fafrulity fabricated with
strawberry pop. There was u time
when the Women of the Naya1os re-
voltcd ~agnlnEt their braves. They re-
fused to go on doinr al the work.
tending the nockH. raising their bits
Of grain spinning and weaving the
wool. and cooking the meals Tor men
who were too lazy to hunt n onlS
lay about In the sun. The men, if
high dudgenn, hctook themselves
across tho Littio colorado river Hnt
camped ON the opposite side. once of
their own hunting hccams
d necessity: presently they grew rici
IN skins. hut they had no women
folks 10 tan thoin.
Meantime u yowlinE courar hcrni
20 hans about the woman'H camp, ~
permitted ~ to infer that some on
beside q couga took part In the howl
Ing At last. finding themselves De
fcnaslcss without the guns 81 IN
men. the suuaws came 90 n com
promise. They would be obedien
once more. follow their men where
socver thev icd-provded b me-
would mend their idle ways and con
tinue to bring In their quota OF X
OF the equivalent In these d~eEenerat
days. credit "a the post, Ana ina
convention h. the insignia % the pacl
uut the sauaw smiles aa she rides De
hind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

II HERE ara thousands of girls who
are anxious 10 20 on the stage
Every city has hundreds The
|ory % Elsie bartlett. who has been
'lnyinF in Please Oct Married" at
~ fuiton theatcr. and her advice
these Eirla II suggestive.
She WIS horn IN Union city. Tenn.
|he began ID Fettlnr "a solid education
ID home and then studied In PARIS
Do says a. rirls everywhere that no
Dr. should Eo on thu tag unless
30 has a good home or an Income.
IhD goes on 90 say THE first two
bars Of stage salary de- not Yield
InuEh to pay cven for clothes he-
|dss haytaF q good home OF an In
Enie, Firls should thoroughly ground
themselves educationaily Tor the work.
~arons In EnElinli. French. e~locuilon,
fencing. dancing. boxing,
|Iouid form part OF the curriculum.
Nftsr that@ro Into stock. There u ma
|stter school OF the theater than
|tock. provided one doesn't take the
too Ions. After your stock sea
ION. " you have MANAGED 90 land q
noadway job. be careful Of what you
b. In your spare time. Take further
lessons in the things you feel you
|ack. NJ that you may be- equipped "a
|tanh ON the top terrace Instead OF
'prt'y hanginH by the bottom runs OF
he ladder"
All % which Information I &c
from n Jay kaufman. who b. u walk.
|nr who's Whu' a. 10 stage folk
And an Of which means that q
|uccred in the theatrical profession
Ihnut the same things are necessary
b. are requisite In any other.
in other words
l. You must have ability.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

q You must learn the game y
Keep the rules"
o. You must work hard.
4 Aud you must get q chance.
A. to number one. you must be-
iisye thoroughly Ia your ability.
and you must Get other people 90 be-
ileye in a. Nciiher Will 10 without the
other.
Tho second point means that you
waste no time or strength trying 60
change conditions. Adjust Yourself 90
Them You can change yourself q lot
more easily than you can change the
world. or The theatrical managers.
Find the line % lcnst resistance. use
your head Don't complain. Try an
other way,
N you want magazines 20 accept
your stories see what Kind they have
been printing. and sen In that kind
1T first. anyway. until YOU have So
cured q reputation. There are quite
a. many conventions. p~rcludiceu. hnh-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

w rls S@i'' i SsSS's ni g 4, sisS ~;
w ate Ourselves frum h rest of
mankind. A. q matter uf fact. hu-
mans are much alike 40 horses, h.-
Nund the variation in the color % the
hide the rest is al "a matter OF snvt-
rnnmont 4 thoroughbred turned loose
on the desert soon gets the coat aud
the disposition co. u COW pony. \ man
living amoug them. tuclnE thtir daill
t~IeisalNudtH. UskeH ON the Calm u
nimity 81 the indian ~ D. an u mat
ter Of poiss. either b. stil capable
uf the same Joys and tho same free
dom Of expressing hem. And a lover
Ii "a lover wherever YOU find MIN,
In an thu gaia crowd at the Indian
carnival my eyes followed most con-
utantly . bride aud groom she was
"A pretty girl with little, taking CO.
uusttish ways. whispers, aud giancea
for her man alone. He was tail an.
ruinr homcly hpt fairly u~anshgured
with his happiness. Ills eyes wher
they we're not fixed on her, were FOL
luwine her guze. He never left her "a
ioin the Aughinr, Joking gfoups OF
his fellows. rarely did ! see MN
speak az an except 60 her.
Ii was the more surprising when ne
dad tear himself away Tor a moment
that ho sought IL white "a Tres
entity | discovered u lttauhs nv wa
hunting IL months job ~ riding rans'
One which save him immodiai'
credit at the trading post,
with a radiant face he brought ne
In aud proceeded to buy out The store
Tor her He took bolts of velvet IRON
the shelves and held the shimmsrini
fabric beside her dusky face WIN az
approving eye. he took down silNeI
ornnments, IL scarlet robe 10 thfoe
uxer her saddle n incidentally ~
pink rtrenka down the sweaty tlahh
uf her gray mount % ne laln gu
A sumptuouH supply of u delecti
hleH An Indian seems as susc'ptlni
to sardlnes rs some other Wild cfra
lures OF my acquaintance. he ats
fnncies Jams with pretty pictures oI
I the label
VI Hut she was fully awake 10 d w
tues OF thrift and economy. No wilc
! of ths trader could shake her decisini
/ She softly %reproved his eN~travaEanc'
= cut his commissary In half retu.e
! the tempting necklace, and accent"
I the velvet ~ though hnlf ashamed (,
her weakness, hnlf-nfraih not 70 nv
MOI his generous impulse,
Laughing like children thoN pnrh'
their loot In u commodious square :
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

oae remarked 20 nsnnstts
II hase often wondered AZ yoEr
kindness 10 this man. Surely, yours
l. = remarkably forelvinE 1ntnlc. for.
although he inauIted VOC frus-iy. you
have a~naldnouniy studied his harri-
ness rver since. and even a<sixtnd
him In Getting married"
quite riEhti" answered ncnnstk. Il
tbs most furious and frnN-tYtd
mother.in-iaw 20 be found on n
globe"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
Tomorrow

~ juno : In 1898 the Army of
ghristluaH. comprising the first
- crusade, which set out from
Europe to release the Holy Land from
Muslem rule. cncnmped before Ieru-
salem. The nrst army. led hy Peter
The Hermit, had numbered more than
agu.00o. ~ was followed by q sccund
army OF Gu0.Uo0 crusader. Conflicts
|aionE the route, disease, ana dcser-
ton thlnned the ranks no that only
$4,000 remained OF the host that had
left Europe.
In 1888 ON June Z. Robert Bruce,
klng OF Scotland. died. Bruce, after
repeated conflicts. had succeeded in
freeing Scotland from English rule.
In 1855 on June :, the Royal EN'
change was founded in London hl
Sir Thomas Gresham on the model Of
the Mart at Antwerp, whirh was then
The center Of European commerce.
ON June Z. IN 1881 Sarah Siddonu
The celebrated English tragic actress
died. she wns the daughter Of Roger
Komhlo, manager OF Il company ul
rirolling players ~ the x uf eigh.
teen she married Siddona ana In rs.
appeared ~ prury Lane Tor the fir.
time. Her success was instant ans
her career q series ~ triumphH "
Isle she retired TO private life with 3
large furt.ne.
on June Z In i7G9. Daniel Hoone
with five other hunters from Nortl
Carolina. reached Red River, Ky
They were the first white men TO eX
plore the territory. f%orbiddinrly calle'
rs the Indians The Dark aud blood.
Ground"
ON june Z In iI7G a resolution wa
presented In the Second continenti
Congress hy Richard Henry ie
declaring that these United Calonie
ARE. aud NJ right ought 10 be, free an
Independent states"
In isk0 on June 7, John nrnughan
n fnmous actor Of Irish extraction
died.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Caught In the web u rsns had
hnbIt-exceazlvc Indulgence in dfink.
for exampie-hir stfuaxie for escape
u al peat half hearted. How could u
be otherwise when ur social Impulse
Il 10 wsak within fimf
Hc may be ashamed q he slavery
by drink. But drink gives him a c<r-
tain pleasure which ne cannot fore
20, hls psychic makeup and hiH atti-
tude 20 rocirty being what they sfo.
Here. then, N = fact with which
parents must rtcAcn. OnIs a 1Irc
peril 70 their chIidftn'a futu<e wei
fare can they neglect 20 awaken IN
them AZ an early day q ferx~nt wish 20
gain and hold social esfefm.
~ prccept aud example they must
strive 20 establish tho urtu<t which
mcn regard most highly. Nof self
qualification, bot nrif-aaflkfnnfiou
through seif-denying effort. II tho
Euui they need ever 10 keep In view
Tor tho rislne ~Eeneration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

~ he
shouted. running
out
Wanted In the
orderly room" said
the sergeant. ana
Hodges followed
him with bullying
eyes AMI ~ knd
heart hut he
ehp0reH an when
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

y ~ TTTT"T7 w
hoy. u a man who
thinks he X %
have ~ much ~
you havo,''
"Rut %supposinE
he II earring more
than you are
dad -
Then. my hoy.
he ceases 30 be 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
Franklin and W. S. s.

r. EOPLE who remember only that Benjamin
Franklin flew a kite and discovered electricity
or that he once walked down the streets Of
Philadelphia with q loaf Of bread under each arm
will doubtless know much more 0f the Sage OF
Colonial days before the present year has ended.
For be il known that Franklin was more than a
chararier-more than gcnius-that he was the true
Apostle Of thrift" aud his genial features will
smile benirnanily ON every purchaser Of a 1873 War
Savings Stamp. More than that, his principles OF
thrift will be taught and studied in every War Saw
ings Society, 50 that the people Of the United States
may learn 20 save and be thrifty.
1t is to be a Franklin year in War Savings.
Methods such rs Poor Richard" would have used
have been adopted. There will be no attempt TO
force anybody TO buy War Savings Stamps-but 70
persuade them for their own good of spirit and
financial benefit.
Frank NJ. Smith, Federal District Director for
the Eleventh Federal War Savings district, has al.
ready started the machinery working TO see that
the veritablc empire in his charge does lis part
IN learning the teachings Of Franklin and in lend
ing its share toward the support of the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

housemald " or
herself out tryina
10 sweep m
down"
New n aHtcr
There may have
been such an art.
1T. hut there q v
was such a houNe.
maid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

|TT77T WTTT TT|T
the erstwh friend
was 10 b. married.
and ola Bennett.
10 ever cua'n sur
price. was \ TO
act a. best man.
and ala 20. when
the ceremony was
over arc fhn guests
we're ITnVIur o1lna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

whisky ~ one Of the rules that de-
ciincz 60 work both ways. II pro-
vidcs headaches, hut headaches won't
provide whlakoy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Seif-made women outnumher self.
made men a dozen 10 one-aH any
drsier IN cosmetics viii tell you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

4 man always does himself a good
turn when he turns ~ an alley 70
dodge % saloon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

says a rural EDITOR smart man
tried Il ourselves"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

INK his first trip across the pont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Private Hodges Hat In his hut try
ing TO clean his rifle. suddenly he
heard hla named called.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Ola bennett was e~rlevously Insult
81 b . Young man whom he had ~
garded AZ q friend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Ncs, story rcaw Almost Has su
Aceitirnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

Medicine may be taken az regular
Intervals, but hints mas be taken AZ
any time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06
LAUGH WITH US

OLA Master understand that he
painted cobwehs on the ceiling 30 per-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-06

y EOPLE who remember only that Benjamin
Franklin flew a kite and discovered electricity
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
II BOSTON COPS
 PLACED ON TRIAL
Arc Charged With Joining Union, Con- trary to OrdCrs-Strikc
 Threatened.

Boston, Aug. 29-Fleven Boston po- licemen were placed on trial today be- fore Commissioner CurtiSS on charges of violating department rules by join ing the new police union. The com- miSSiOnerhas not announced his finding in the case sfeight patrOlmcn includ- ing the six officers of the uniOn who were before him on similar charges Tuesday.
 Union leaders predicted today that in the event of a strike by the pOlice- men to enforce their claim Of the right to organize the city would face one of the most complete tic-upS in history IImplOycS of the elevated and surface lines of the Boston Elevated railway system at a meeting carly today voted 10 support the policemen to the extent of a WallIOut if necessary, and it was announced that the Hotel and Res taurant Employees International alli- anCe and the Bartenders International league had taken similar position.
 The 30 900 members of ROStOn'S building trades union will support the pOlicomen'S union. Secretary John c Macdonald of the Boston bui1dinr trades council announced today The members will strike, if necessary, he
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
MAYNARD LEADS PLIERS
New York Toronto and Back in 1G1 1-2 MinutcA-Licut. GiSh May Bet ter This Record.

MincoIa, x. Y, Aug. TWenty- seven aviators in the Toronto-New York aerial derby have finished the race and 9 others arc expected to complete the flight by D. m, aC- Cording to an official summary of the contest announced at Roosevelt field today. Fifty-seven planes were en- tered originally but only 52 actually started. During the race thus far 16 machines were slight damaged and temporarily put out of commis- sion.
 The best speed record made in the race thus far is that of Lieut.. B. w.. Maynard who completed the 1.O40 mile flight from Roosevelt field to Toronto and return in 467 1-2 min utcs actual flying time. This time however, may be beaten by Lieut. Daniel B. Gish who made the flight from here to Toronto. according to unofficial estimate, in 210 minutes. If he succeeds in equallinG this time on his return flight he will have lowered MaYnard'S record.