davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CALIFORNIA ATHLETES WIN.

BERKELEY, Cal, April 9.--Track and
field athletes Of the University OF Cali
fornia overwhelmed the University OF
Michigan representatives, 95 to AZ points
here to-day. The visiting team placed
first in only two events. These events
were the hammer throw and the broad
jump.
Brick Muller was the big point win
ner for California, capturing thirteen IN
ali. For Michigan, Cruikshank, jumper
and hurdler, who took one of the VOL
verines' first places, was the high man.
with a total of IL points. The sum-
maries:
100 Yard Run--won by Hutchison, CALI
fornia: Arkiey. California, second: Loscn,
Michigan. third. Time. 10 seconds nat.
100 Yard High Hurdles-Won by Hender-
son, California; Cruikshapk. Michigan. sec.
ond; Drow. California, third. Time 10
Pole Pole vauit-won by Norris. California;
westbrook. Michigan second. NO third
Shot Put-won BY Majors. California ona
Michigan third. Distance. AZ feet 5ihsinches.
440 Yard l,an-won by Hendrixon, Sali-
fornia; Mcdonald, California, second but-
High Jump-won by Muller, California
Michigan third Height, 8 feet.
Two Mile Run-won by Door, & californis;
Freeborn. Michigan. second. No third entry.
Time, minutes SO 2-5 seconds.
$50 Yard Run-won by sprott csliiorniai
California. third Time, minute 81 90
seconds
Discus Throw-won by Muller. California :
Dunno, Michigan. second; Majors. California,
third. Distance, 100 feet inches.
Broad Jump-won by Cruikshank Micni-
gan; Muller, California, second; Westbrook,
Michigan, third. Distance, ~ feet oA inches.
220 Yard Hurdles-won by Drew, Call-
fornia Cruikshank, Michigan, second Hen
derson. California, third. Time, "a 40 sec
~uds.
7 go Yard Run--won by Hutchison. Calf
fornia: simmons, Michigan,. second. Loschs
Michigan, third. Time, n 80 seconds.
One Mile Run--won by Sprott, California +;
, Meja, California, second Douglas. Michi-
gan, third. Time, minutes 30 3-5 seconds.
Hammer Throw-won by Stipe, Michigan; /;
Waits. California, second: Dunno. Michigan.
third. Distance, ffS feet inches.
Javein Throw--Won by Majors, California
| Hoffman, Michigan, second; Dunno, Michi-
gan, third Distance, 1872 feet inches.
One Mile Relay Race-Won by California.
/ Time. 3 minutes "a seconds.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
vALGER SHADES O'BRIEN.

Benny vaiger last night received the
verdict OF the judges in a twelve round
bout over Shamus O'Brien at the COM
monwealth Sporting Club. Benny Leon
ard acted as chief second TO Valger.
valgcr weighed 100 pounds and O'Brien
scaled 1874.
The bout was slow and uninterestlne
mainly because O'Brien held on. Vaiser
used his left to good advantage In sew
eral OF the rounds and also connected
with hard right hand crosses to tne
ribs which slowed O'EHlen.
The only real fighting was done IN tne
s,xth round. when O'Brien rushed VAL
ger to the ropes and landed smashing
icfts to the stomach.
Jimmy jackson finished Willie Farley
in the first round OF the ten round SEMI
f,nal. Jimmy caught Willie on the Jaw
with a right and Farley went down Tor
the count OF eight. Getting up, ne
stopped a few more on his face, when
jackson again connected with rishl
~ the Jaw and this time Farley stayed
dawn for the count The round went
.wo minutes and twenty seconds.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CUBAN CERTAIN
OF DRAW In GAME
Capablanca Has Control of
Position i'm Tenth Encounter
With Lasker.

HAVANA, April 9.-In the tenth game
OF the chess match played at the Casino
yesterday the play followed the lines OF
the seventh Of the series for eight moves,
after which DR.. Lasker varied. No
pieces were exchanged until the seven
teenth turn and then three pieces fell on
each side within four moves. DR.. Lasker
was left with an isolated queens pawn.
and Capablanca. on the other hand. had
a weak pawn on the queens bishop $
file. This, however, was dissolved when
the first exchange of rocks took place,
on the twenty-fourth move. The Cuban
next got possession OF the open queen s
bishops file. and when the game was ad-
journed. after thirty moves each player
had queen. rook, knight and six pawns.
The score up to the adjournment fol-
lows.
TENTH GAME-oUEEN's GAMBrT DE.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
YALE WINS FINE POLO GAME,

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HrnALD
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April e.-The
polo team of the Yale University r. O.
T. c. won well played game from q
team representing the game aggregation
at Princeton. by an III to score here
to-day. This was the second victory for
Yale over tho Orange and Black in this
sport. the Ellis having won the first
encounter at the recent round robin
tournament In New York in which Penn
and the Army we're the other con-
testantB.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Schoolboys Better Five Records
in P. s. A. L. Dual Meets in
G.. G. N. Y. Pool.

The junior swimmers representing the
High School of Commerce yesterday
morning practically clinched the Public
Schools Athletic Leagues indoor dual
meets championship when they defeated
the lads from De Witt Clinton High
School In the College of the City of New
York natatorium. The Orange and
Black triumphed over its old rival by
45 to 16. 1t was the third straight vic
tory of the series for the West Side
lads, who have not as yet met with de-
feat In another meet Townsend Har-
ris Hall won from the youngsters OF
Stuyvesant High by 85 to 26, while the
third meet between Erasmus and Man
ual Training. ended in tie. The
Brooklyn schools scored 80 points each
in this meet.
As In the meet Of a week ago the
lads yesterday continued to swim faster
than the records. Although these marks
will not be accepted as records, due to
the fact that they were not recorded In
the individual championships, which
are to be held later. they Will. how
ever. be listed as noteworthy perform
ances. The bettering Of the records
at this early stage of the series speaks
volumes for the performances the lads
might return at the individual cham
pionships 1t is expected that new
marks in at least four events will be
established when the boys meet In the
individual title competition.
In five events marks listed In the rec
ord books were improved. Most OF the
performances were recorded by the lads
from Commerce. while Manual Train
ings relay team. composed of Decker.
Freeman, O'Donnell and Bailey, swan
400 feet In minute 81 2-5 seconds,
which is one-fifth of a second faster
than the record.
SaddIer. Bedingfield. Baka and Vein
stein were the Commerce lads credited
with fine performances. Saddler, who
swan the so yard event In 2s seconds
hattered the record by 8 seconds. while
Bedingfield negotiated the 100 yard swim
In / minute Is 3-5 seconds. which was
/ LIS seconds faster than the book mark.
Baka accounted for the figures In the
surlong when he went over the 220 yards
In 8 minutes % seconds. This was the
best feat of the day. Baka swan the
distance In z As seconds faster than II
ever before was swan by high school
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
AuGiE RATNES f,
Much IMPROVED
MiDpLEWEiGHT.

his bout with boy who was beaten
by one OF my proteges-Tommy Comis-
key--a challenge from me was read a.
the ringside The Wilson response was
that his nose was bothering him again
and that he would not box for some
time. At this time stories were float
ing about that Mike O'Dowd was In
poor condition.
THE next development was an agree
ment on my part to box In New York
for the European Relief Council"
Joe Dillon is not abashed by the
titular example OF New England boxers
and has laid claim to the junior fly-
weight championship OF the world. He
adds that he will defeat Buff IL he can
get the senior champion into the ring.
The question OF unsalarled boxing
commissioners Is now before the House.
1t stands to reason that men OF promi-
nence and wealth would not consent 70
do the work because their own affairs
take all their time. II deputies who are
paid to do the work are capable there
Is no reason why they should not have
the honors Of Office as well as compensa-
ton.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
A. H. LoCKETT RETAINS TITLE.

A. ri. Lockett retained his University
Club squash racquets title yesterday, his
skilful placing and brilliant getting"
overcoming the speed of Royal e. T.
Riggs In the final round of the tourna-
ment. The match ended In straight
games, 15-7, 15---3, 15--12. In the last
division OF play Riggs ran Into what
looked like a commanding lead of 81,
but he failed to check the champions
challenging squirt. Counting Ia points
while Riggs was making 4, he prevented
the contest from going into extra games.
The summary:
University Club Squash Racquets cham-
pionship-Third Round-Royal 2. T.. Riggs
Seml-finai Round--R. Il. T. Riggs defeated
I. w. rngiehart. 17-1S, 11-16.
Final Round-A. II. Jockett defeated X. ID.
r. Riggs, 15-7, 15-3, 1912.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Commerce Swimmers
Assured of Junior Title

junior. Weinstein. tho last Of the fast
swimmers to get into action, was cred
tied with SO seconds for the 200 foot
breast stroke swim.
The summaries:
COMMERCE. As, DE WITT. 1s.
5o-Yard Race-won by Saddler. Commerce:
Conboy. De Witt Clinton. second Block.
Commerce; third; 20 Mills De witt Clinton
1oo-Yard Race-won by Bedinsfeld. Com
merce; Dueher, De witt witt Clinton. second;
Commerce. fourth. Time. ! rs 3-5.
220-Yard Race-Won by Baka, Commences;
Commerce. Comm @ third. ire Time, 2S. '' -
2oo-Foot Breast stroke-won by weinstein.
Commerce; Singer, Commerce. second; No
Witt Clinton. fourth Time. o:59.
Fancy Diving Contest-Won by Koneck; De
witt Clinton; with ss points Jacobs. Com
80 points. third; Kossof. De Witt Clinton.
% points, fourth.
(Levin, Abramsky. Boschen. wiliis): De
witt Clinton sschneiGer. Meyer ..a Norwark.
cDevan, Noble. Athenos. GoidsteinJ; De
Witt Clinton (Rogers, Falleras. Hess.
strauss). second. Time, 32 2-5.
ERASMUS. 80; MANUAL. 30.
50-Yard Race--won by Campbell. Manual
Training; Cumming, Erasmus Hall. second;
fourth. Time. 0:34
1oo-Yard Race-won by Simmer. Manuals
Hodnot, Erasmus Hall. second steinman.
Erasmus. third. Time. II 2-c.
22o-Yard Race-Won by Yondelnan, Man
ual; Engels. Erasmus, second: Edwards.
Manual; third; Johnson. Erasmus. fourth.
200 Foot Breast stroke-won by seigei.
senberg Erasmus. third. Time, 1 ~ 3-5.
Fancy Diving Contest-First and second
place to Erasmus. Manual, no entries.
400 Foot Relay Race-won by Manual Train
ing SDscksesE TTssma nP9n1Rs Ras sMaly Mllcy
800 Foot Relay Racc--won by Erasmus
(Hough, Keller. Krug and Stramielo).
Manual, no team.
TOWNSEND. 35: sTuYvEsANT. 2e.
30 Yard Race-won by Klinser, Townsend
Harris; Harsani, Stuyvesant, second; Egan.
Townsend, third; Offutt, Stuyvesant, fourth
Time, 1872 rs.
Buckhauer. Townsend. second; Hecht
fourth Time. 2S rs.
900 Yard Race-won by Gladhioll. stuy-
vesant; Mandeil. stuyvesant. SECOND: Rob
200 Foot Breast Stroke-Won BY Levine
stuyvesant: Gorchman, Townsend. second {;
Rosenhaum. Townsend. third. Time, Ill.
Fancy Diving Contest--Won by Marcus,
stuyvesant. with SO points; steig. Townsend.
81 points. second; Friedlander. Townsend
400 Foot Relay Race--won by Townsend
(yankmann, Reiss, Bloom, Eltingerl; stuy-
vesant (Patnick, Slack, Geriazzo, Leuton).
second: Time. ! 49,
Davidson, GoldblAtt. Simmons. steiner) /;
Stuyvesant CBershad. Lewis, Kroepkc. Ro-
senthaD. second. Time. S.ai.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
NAVY BEATS CORNELL
ON LACROSSE FIELD
Score Is IS to 2 Despite Hell
NIT Protection.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April e.--The Naval
Academy showed the calibre of its La
crosse this afternoon when the twelve
won from Cornell by 15 to 2. the supe-
riority in team play. speed and STICK
work being definite.
The Midshipmen scored nine times In
the first half. while Cornell did not even
get fair shot for goal. In the second
period. both coaches made many shifts.
and the playing slackened good deal,
particularly on the side or the Navy. Tho
Navy scored goals and Cornell ?.
Lewis. the Navy goal tender. giving
them their last tally by pulling down
high shot and allowing Il 10 rcli through
the posts
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CALIFORNIA 0ARsMEN WIN.

OAKLAND Cal. April e.---The Univer-
sity Of California varsity crew to-day
defeated tho University OF Washington
on the estuary here by five feet The
official time OF the three mile race was
Is minutes and 80 seconds.
As a result OF the victory OF the Cali
fornia varsity eight. the team Will be
sent Esst to row against Princeton Uni
verslty June 4. and 10 enter the intercol-
lagiata regatta at Peughkeepsia. ". Y
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
sruyvEsANT,s MARKsMEN.

The stuyvesant High School Rifle Club has
elected the following officers for the ensu-
Ing year; President. Charles r. Jost; Vice
president, Carl Lucas: secretary, Armand
fackenbach: faculty adviser. Carl r. Her
mansen. The makeup OF the rifle team Is;
Captain Charles r. Jost. q. Lopiccoio, J..
helmer, A.. Picawer, l.. Benjamin and A. l..
Laokanbanhs
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
LoUGHLN WHIPS MILLER.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YonK HEnALD.
PurApELPHrA. April s.--Willie X 9;
I,oughlin OF Bethlehem knocked our a,
K. q. Miller OF Eddystone In the tnira
round at the National A. G. tonight
MElcr was saved by the bell at the emu
of me second round, but backed against
the ropes after 2 minutes and ~ sec
onds III the third round, and was iiaili-
Yne,cd with rights and lefts until he
fcll @erward on his face. Loughiin was
outweir Lea 1874 pounds.
Jimmy sullivan Of New York out
fought Isd9y wagond OF South Philadel-
ghia III siy rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
ERASMUS HALL NINE LOSES

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HrRnp.
PRINCETON, April 9.--One big inning,
In which tho entire batting order was
run around, was enough to give Prince
ton freshmen the count over Erasmus
High School In baseball here this after
noon by 8 TO 1 score.
The Brooklyn boys drew first blood.
but were unable to hold their lead. and
the Tiger cubs swamped the visitors
with six runs In the eighth inning The
score:
Erasmus High School 0 q o q o o OIL
princeton Freanmcn,. +. o Q o o o 9 "a
Ratteries-Rockcfeller and scrtbneri smith,
Townsend and Clarke
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
DELAYO WHIPS HAYES.

Joe Delayo last night was awarded the
judges decision over Happy Hayes In
a twelve round bout In the Woodhaven
Sporting Club In Brooklyn.
The other twelve round contest be-
tween Eddie Brady and Jack Norman
resulted in a draw.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
BAIRD AND BRANDT DRAW.

Dutch Bratdt. according to the judges
~ tho Brooklyn Arena last night, held
Earl Baid IA drtsw in q fifteen round
bout. II sal An interesting bout. and
Baird. Who fas tho aggressor through
out. seemcd/fo have q shade.
In the sqkmi-final frankie Gcnero re.
coived Tie awnrd or the judges over
joe colettl IN ten rounds,
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
sa1o

II will be noticed that where the strain
tells the most. IN the last half dozen
holes. that Hoylake provides the test
Three OF the last five holes are 400 yards
and over, one $50 and one over 600.
From yardage viewpoint II is the best
arranged Of any OF the seven champion
ship links In Great Britain. The record
is held by John Graham. Jr.. with IL.
the professional record being the same
and held by p. E. TAYLOR.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CLfNEp.
DRY DOCK BEATS ERIE.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HrnALp
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.--In the fourth
semi-final replay for the American Cup
IN soccer, the Robins Dry Dock team OF
Brooklyn to-day won from the Erie a.
A. OF Newarls. 4 10 1, mainly through
the individual efforts Of McKeivie. out
side right, who scored three of the four
goals. No overtime was necessary to-
day as In the previous meetings. The
score:
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
WILLIAMS rs wrsrFyAN CAPTAIN.

MIppLETowN. Conn, April e.--s. Nor
man Williams. 1922, was reelected captain
OF the Wesleyan univeralty swimming team
to-day. lie holds the Wesleyan records al
100 and 22o Yards and won places IN events
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Bye holes not played.
The summary:
Championship Sixteen--B. p. MerrimanY
Waterbury, beat Gardiner White, Nassau.
and 3 (96 holes)
Beaten Eight--Donnld Parson. Youngstown
beat Y. G. Newton, Brookline, 1 up C2l
holes)
Second Eixteen-S. M. Newton, Richmonu
beat j. al Phillips, Moore County. 2 and 1.
Beaten Eight--H. q. WELDON, Ardsley, beat
Robert u. Harlow, scarboro, up u9 holes)
beat w. S. Dillon, Alpine, up.
Beaten Eight. y. Armstrong, Shennecos
sett, beat Malcolm MacGregor, Detroit.
and 4.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Mike Gibbons comes forward with a
aim that Johnny Wilson Is avoiding a
tie match. Gibbons says:
Il have challenged him twice but
ave failed TO get action. Wilson has
,dRed several opportunities TO close a
atch with me. But he knows and his
anaRer knows that I mean business
nd that the issue must be settled I
n In training. My weight Is well under
10 pounds.
~When Wilson was IA Milwaukee Tor
The courier-index., 1921-05-20

An attack of heartburn or indiges- tion calls for dose of Heroine. It relieves the distress instantly and forces the fermented food into the bowels. You feel better at once Price soc. Sold by Harrington Bros.
The courier-index., 1921-05-20

Both Germany and the allies are in a fair way to discover that Sec retary of States Hughes does not wear whiskers to conceal receding chin.
The courier-index., 1921-05-20

The teeth MT. Volstead proposes to introduce into prohibition are not encouraged by any prospect of retdrning to old free lunch cus- toms.
The courier-index., 1921-05-20

G. K. c. has departed with T gibe at prohibition which does not pro hibit. Tut, tut, Mr. Chesterton, way refuse us our little paradox?
The courier-index., 1921-05-20

Mammoth bones are being dug up 50 commonly as to make it q mat- ter of deep regret that there is nc meat on lem.
The courier-index., 1921-05-20

Gambling houses are among the largest advertisers in China.
The courier-index., 1921-05-20
! ,.Ctnteraent Of the City of '0 MnrIGT1rD0

,a2o TO APRIL l, 1921
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
Sc cAYo DEL TRAPEclo

Informa la policfa dc sabana orande
que John A. Erust. acr6bata. sufIi6
una caida durante un expcetaculo, re-
cibiendo fuertes contusiones on tod el
cuerpo.
FL DIR Lassise asisti6 al hsrid,, quien
fue despues llevado una cltnica en-
Mayagiiez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19

Sc vENDE.-A siete Kilometres de Pom
ce, una finca, compuesta de sesenta cuer
das; diez cuerdas mas menos de cafe,
plAtanos y guineos. cinco de cana, y e.
resto de buencs pastos dedicados va
cas- de leche. Es rodeada por un rio y
tiene una buena casa de vivienda de dos
pisOs, un almacen para guardian los fru
tos, cuatro casas para arrimados. todo
en- buen estado de conservation; magni.
tico para veranear. su valor es de $lo.-
600 y Sc dejaran en- primera nipoteca
$1,000 al ocho por cientO anual y Ell res.
to en- effective al hacer la venta. Para
infOrmes dirijase Julio Nigoglioni,
Box SO, telefono 4so en- la residencia '
en- Ia ofcina 142. Advs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
Pronto Alivio para las Afec.
clones de Ia Piel

Sufre I'd. de Eczema. Iicues. Quema-
dura del Sol dc ciialquicfa otFa fofmn
de cnfcrrnedad d. N picl que cause come
z6n7 EntOnccs Il MU-COIs-el poivo
nntiseptico agradahle-sanassyo-le dar&
alivio. DiulGlvase una csichafadita rasada
dc MU-CCL en- un vaso de agua y npli-
quese a las parties alcctadas y se sentina
prontamcnte aliviado. -
Los DoctOres en- te-laz parties recgfniea-
dan el MJ-COL para tuslAs las enferEne-
dades dc In piel, para Il CatarFo, Fl nal ds
Garvanta, las 0lcmaduras, Ias HeFidas "
para Ia Hygiene Persosel.
wConsiga Ud. hoy misrno un Iallete Dc
MU-COL-De Nenfa en- ias botieaa. 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-02
Man Taken as Slayer,
Murder Occurred in 1913
Prisoner Admits He Knows
Members Of Camorra; Writ of
Habeas Corpus Dismissed

Carlo Barbara. twenty.four years
old, Of geo Elizabeth Street, was arr
rested yesterday morning at Third
Avenue and Seventy-sixth Street on
charge Of homicide by detectives OF
the Italian squad, headed by Acting
Captain Michael Fiaschetti. -
Barbara is alleged to have shot and
killed Antonio Curatolo July 8, 1913, in
front Of 100 Chrystie Street. The de-
tectives say that while they do not be-
lieve the murder of Curatolo was in
stigated by the Camorra, Barbara has
admitted that he knows members Of
that crowd.
Shortly after Barbara's arrest a
writ of habeas corpus was obtained
in his behalf by Attorney Alexander
Block and was returnable before Su-
preme Court Justice Charles Guy at
8 o'clock. He dismissed it.
The Italian squad was notified yes
terday Of the arrest in Detroit of Joe
Alas, charged with the murder Of Ro-
sario Briganti in front of 218 Chrys-
tie Street the night of June q, 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-02
Labor Unions Boycott
Mike Cibbons's Bouts
Charge He Is for Open Shop
and Members Are Ordered
Not 10 Attend Fights

Mike Gibbons yesterday received the
dlstlnction of being the first pugilist
70 be boycotted here by organized
labor. At the request of the building
trades unions in Minneapolis and st.
Paui the Central Trade and Labor
council, of this city, at it's meeting at
40 East Fifth Street last night in
structed its secretary to inform all
affiliated locals that Gibbons is hostile
70 the labor movement and to inform
sporting promoters that union mem
ners will not attend fights in which he
y principal until he changes his at
titude.
The action was taken because Of the
statement of the Twin Cities Council
mat the pugilist had employed nom
Union labor IN the erection of row of
iass and that he had openly declared
Aimseif for the open shop.
ne storm center at the meeting was
the failure of Motion Picture Operat-i
ofs Local 306 to support Motion Pic
ture Attendants Local 1920 in its
ssraggle with the managers of thirty
Last Side theaters. After an hour OF
heated and personal debate a motion
~ suspend the offending local if it re-
Jews It's agreement with the managers
-ul another year was almost unani-
mously carried.
me auslcai Mutual Protective Union
was also censured for not calling it's
= employed in the East Side
Ssasaters out on sympathetic strike.
Ssnssio Matera, acting president Of that
!. o.tszn lzation, announced that this ac-
''on would be taken to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-02
Sir Francis W. T. Brain,
British Mine Expert. Dies

LONDON, Sept. .1.--Francis William
Thomas Brain, noted Bristol mining
authority, is dead. He was born in
1855 and was knighted in 1918.
He was member of the Institute
of Civil Engineers and the Institute of
Mining Engineers, fellow Of the Sur
veyors Institution, past president of
the, Mining Association of Great Brit
ain, past president of the National AS
ISOLATION Of Colliery Managers, mem
Der of the Advisory Committee on
Government Control of Mines, and
chairman of the Stepstow Water Com
pany and Cinderford Gas Company.
Sir Francis travelled extensively. He
was member of the Royal Automobile
Club, County Club and Gloster Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-02

ship under attack, SO as to demoralize
any plan for defense, while keeping
the upper air reaches shrouded in
gloom.
Just before the armistice was signed
flares of 100000 candle power we're
perfected by the ordnance branch of
the Army Air Service. They were
equipped with eighteen-foot para
chutes, which kept them aloft while
the magnesium burned for q period Of
from seven to eleven minutes No OPP
portunity was afforded for test of
these against the enemy, however.
Although disappointed that they can
not have the Alabama equipped for
battle with radio control. as they
hoped, the army flyers are exerting
every effort to conduct the bombing
tests with war conditions as nearly
simulated as possible.
1t will not be the object of the army
pilots to see how quickly they can
sink the Alabama, officials said to-day,
but rather to try out special gas and
non-extinguishable PHOSPHORUS bombs
on her, as we'll as to ascertain the
effect of small demolition bombs
Bombs up to 1000 pounds each NAV
be used
The Alabama is at PHILADELPHIA and
practically ready for delivery to the
air service.