davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

20. Y misando sobre los pasadOs amos
con Eus cambios y expsriencia. y reca-
pitulando los conocimientOs ohtenidos
ca ii tFabalo del aho aue expira, creo
que Ia ammonia existente entire todos los
DspaFtament0s y 81 de Policia subsis-
tirA, y al suhsistir, nos colocara en- con-
diciones de veneer todas las dshculta-
des que Sc presenter en- 81 naevo afic,
que para todos deseo sea pr6sperO v
felis.
PerSonalmente. y nombre del Co
bernsder. ext.endo a todos los miem-
bros del Departamento de la <Polic,a
Insular mis- mas expresivas gracias y
apreeiaci6n por Ia eaciencia cbtenida y
IA gran cantldad de trabajo -salizado.
FELEoEs PAscUAs. FELIz ANo
NUEV0.
gFirmadol: Geo r. STANTON,
Coronel , Jefe polieia InsuIar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
UN BELT.0 oBsEQUIo DE
La s'FARMAcIA OCCIDENTAL

Ia acrsaitada' ' popular 'Farmacia
0ccidentals' de Ia calle Salvador
Brau'' No. 2s. Ia tenido la eOrtesia de
obssquiar q esta Redacci6n con un be-
iiisimo almanaque.
II cromo es de los mas interesantes
y nngestivos que han ilegado estas
ohcinas
Damos las gracias por el obsequiO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

parnos en- detalle de todos v cada uno'
6e ellos y esperamos Aacerlo en- suee-
sivass cr6nicas Pur ahora nuestra feli-
citaci6n y nuestro APPLAUSE.
Don Faco, Ell admirable cantor de las
beliezas de Granada, nls llamado
.escena al final de cada acto. Las ovacio
res que Sc tribute Ell soberano se habran
hecho yer claro el exito y II triunfo
que obtuvo y por otra parte la admira-
cion y La simpatia que Sc lie guarda en-
esta' capital.
Esta noche no iabrs flncjfr.
Pronto el colossal drama de gran es-
pectaculo, y que tarto exito cbtuvo en-
Caracas: Bolivar. DECIDoR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
LA .JUNTA DE REVISION E
IGUALAMIENTO TERMINO SUr
LABOR

Aver nos inform6 el sen Benc-
dicto, Tesorero de Puerto Rico, que
la "Junta de revision igualannien-
to-, que entendia en- ell asunto de la
retasacion de Ia propiedad de San
Juan, .habfa terminado su trabajo,
despues de varias semanas de inten-
sa labor, en- que resolvi6 mas de 400
casos de property tax income
tax.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

rsT esaalaeEsrla ds sumo intsres 50,
nera1 = csnsinuaelta pubiieamos Ia a.
snlsnis cara alFlslaa a seAor Hnyks
CtminlsnAde ae InasEncei6n. por 81 Sc
G1r aenta asl1. enperlnfsndsn's Gene.
"a ds cnnssllano dsi DspaEtamsnto d
lnAlrueeltns
NevlsmhEs - d 1927.
rlanerahls ynan y. Huyke.
caanlnlonada a. Inssrueei6n Pnhlica
nam 1nam. r. ~
meAors
IN eumpllmiamte - ans inst4necioneH
tsuHb a hener - rendlr 81 siguienfe in'
ftEma eanpaEasisa del plan para Ia en-
aaa1n1a dal easisliane en las escueias
p1bneas as rueEte neo dnrants Ia do
minaeitn espaaola "a ssfa isla y del pueE
e "a psketoes en h aetnnlidad cuando
fsrmasaos par.s as los Estadoa Ua.dos
te NsEte Am6glea.
10 esaa6le ael easisllano smpezaba en-
lan esenelas pahlieaa Dc aqnella tpocs
can IA leetura "a una caFtilla que cosn-
prnaasa a aheeeaarlo y aigunos eierci-
eits a. poea vaier practice ineompEen.
mhlaa paga - peanehoa sstndiantea. A
vseaa ewaa earsillaa solian eonterer ias
pninhRna naaaas paEa Al ncto dosignnEne,
Ia ornesdm Asl radxs Huastro y otEas en-
see poE lss aeiss eatoilees romanos. Una
yea nalasfEaaa 81 niao en ii manej0 De
- eaEsilla - i ponia en possession del
Lire PEimeFo ds LeefuEa. gensralInsn
- eoneel1s cen sl nomhrs de sILABA-
mo poE e mttedo qns sn q ae segnia.
Este mflede eenslstla en 81 deietreo de
iss palakTaa - deelF. en pEonunciar s.
paradamente ias lstEas De eaaa siiaba.
rs aiahas es eaaa paiahra. y iusgo "A
palahEn enteras v. On; G. A. CA; NJ. A,
Ma. CANA. 81 nlno - penia. tFas dn-
FeH y pEpian9ados eafmeEzos, en- dominic
Gel mseanianna - IL iegmFa. A los eier.
cleica a. nllnhse nssmla Ia lectuFa Dc va
riea enamsaa . peqaeaas eomposieionea en-
verse eensenAdoa 81 dicho srLABARIo.
Iuann - ie haeia lsm ~ libEiio por Mar.
tines A. "A Res. hastants bueno. pues
t.da ~ iegusm era de sxcelsnte fondo
moEal. kempanifndsas casl en- % totaliad
da pasaies hihlieea IA ssrie de niaximas
eoufaal1aa en aqnel iibrito son admira-
hiss , eeaparan sismpEs aiiio Dc pEsfs-
rsnela e. rs tEasados ds a'ira Al aicancs
a. les uiaea
Dies al hraVo FefFena
Cen mues ae isvs arana.
- eanelsneia e . Ia yea
Teei9e. seal insz
Ne aaapEeesea ioa csnseios
- iea sahiss y les vieios.
A lnaraT ~ hseho alsno
Mste h sane "a tn seno.
Iela entonees ei niho el Manual de
uTbanf1n1. easnpsnalo de todas las re
nlas de esEteas , hasna eonduaa. y
las ftbulas de KElarts y samaniego. sin
nee neasFa dsl fonda de sliaa. porque
81 eafsndfa essk azclnsivnmente a IA
pTpnuncsaesfn , expression con pesiuie.o
a. Ia hneua comwenaidn enc - 81 An
primmpal psEssguiae sn Ia eseuela del
pFaasuas. Mada A. nneatros eiercicioa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

- FNNaANA@N1~ N"~-f
supsrlntsndente General del castelIanc
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1921-06-08
IT NEEDS AIRING.

The orderly housewife when she finds room or closet of
her home growing muSty and stufy and smelly because OF
natenton gets busy with broom and and cleans
up Then she the door and windows and let's the fresh
air and TIE sunshine in to purify and sweeten The eompart
ment.
What applies to domestic housekeeping also applies 10
municipal housekeeping. There is muSty and Stufy and
smelly atmosphere in the paving closet of FL Centre
1t needs the broom and of investigation and the fresh
air OF truth and the sunshine of publicity.
The Board Of Trustees of the city of FL Centre are
charged by public opinion with maintaining, or allowing
scandal breed i'll department OF the city government
The taXpa aroused at the condition which obtains IN the
street paving department OF the municipal government
1t has been charged and practically admitted hat the
Centre is using poor material and doing his work in
a faulty and at all in accord with the speclfca
tOns of the Job Yet the city fathers sit Supney idle and
say that they CAN do anything about it, until the work has
been completed and demand made on the city by the con-
tractor for payment for his work
This amazing stand on the part of the city trustees
staggering enough, but it is stated competent au
thority that the full truth of the matter if can be learned
will show amazing condition OF affairs IN TINS
matter.
number of questions have been asked of The Press and
The Press not being in q position to answer passes them
along to those who ought to be able to reply.
Is it that the material being used IN putting
the curbng below standard in quality and that 1t
condemned on another Job?
Is it a fact that the contractor on the present JOB
informed member Of the city government that the material
he snq poor but that he could not obtain standard
cement and gravel and sand and that he was told TO
ahead and put it in?
it not fact that the contractor this Job IS,
indebted to city official for considerable of money
and the said city official paid being paid this
by the purchase of supplies from him by the con-
tractor?
The replies questions the explanation OF them
by those most competent to explain, would be
Let in the sunlight of publicity, genlemen use the mop
and broom OF Investigation and correct with instant Vlgor
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1921-06-08

who goes into trance and manages
to convey all of the characters of the
story back to the early days when
they were Spanish pirates and prison
ers. F. Britten Austen is the author.
This elaborate film will open tonight
at the Palace Airdome and will also
be shown tomorrow night.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1921-06-08

Buried Treasure" at the Palace
Airdome tOnight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
DANV|LLE TOBACCO BODY
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
W. Crews Wooding Is Elected
president for Another Year.
ACrCnGc deduction Ifrpru

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
DANNIl.LE. VA, April Il.-The
p"nviilc Tobacco Association held it's
'hhna! meeting this afternoon aud
Reelected W. Crews Wuudiny prcsi
neht Tor another year. and other Of
heefs' Opposition developed only for
IN" presidency. In ivh.cf oliver
Nlteh"r Dudley. Jr. defeated Colonel
Decatur Iiolcumb.
The meeting was a stormy ono.
WIN cIhsh!ng opinions as TO som"
~ ~, the Nitn problems OF the innrk"t
Is !" secure the assent OF the
49, 10 tour simultaneous sales
,'''H, DIV committee WAS apnoiut,n
r,,,,, IEHtc tho proposal! and to
80, nc duplicate ticket was adopted
~ SoNl" changes mad. In ~. -, ;,
81 me sales" The prcsii"r,ft r.nHr;
NHH Ncluminous document and t.,v.
",,,I|,S; ing statistics.
=, Mhiie Wilson aud winston SOLD
NOR" tobacco than Danvili" 49,. lnr,,i
iILr realized NOR. money ;San III,
mr. Town. The lack Of coed ru:l,.g
"' tp"rh"d unDn by the president
r. ~ report as being rcsoonSiJio
NOM 'vHS or probably 10000
- ni t"Lhcco. ana 4 strong ARIA
miSit against quadrup.c sales vas
.t"Nhhc"d AZ detrimental To the ..,
"'I,i. "riiaEe % the town
teht we'd u'gins; that tho ,arn.rs
- ace ih"ir atrcaEo vas coni1incd
~ ~, 81 ling deemed sufficient to-
49, thu next years. demand IN :.
" - nlnr ~ 50.0OO.0OO poun.is
~ w. hnciinn roors, railway SHIN
-; "a. iicd In lanNiic last scasur 10
! I"."Up.pnO pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
BOYCE TO HAVE NEW
COMMUNITY HOUSE
Five bishops of Protestant -Episro-
pal Church and Governor VIII
Speak at Dedication Exercises.

iHpcc!hi TO Jhc TiucS- Dispatch.
WINCH ESTER. VA. April li.-Fiv.
bishops of tho Protestant Episcopal
church and Gov"ruo: Davis. Of Vir-
- n!h. ar. 10 Spoake at Tho cnrcnto-
mes 10 be h"id April IL to II at
H"Nc", Clarke cr"nty. whom 4 n.n
parish hall and community h,usc. All
Under one roof. viii be dedicated.
Ihr Rev. u. Duyal Chambers. rector
% CUNNINGHAM Parish has planned
eiab"rht" exercises 10 mark iho COM
p'"'I"n of -" ENTERPRISE. when is IN
ended 10 pay IAN important part in
f'IIious ana civic activities n that
part ~ Clark" County.
hiSh"r Brown. % the Virginia bio
c'S". VIII conduct tho d.d!catorv ser
wees. assisted hy Bishop Jctt. ~ IN.
Ices" "i southwestern Virrinia.
n!Shop GFHyait. Of Ia" diocese OF
M"at N!rglnlh. and probably Riyhop
!i3fdln&; Of The diocese OF Wtstiuc-
'nn; while the sermon will bc breach
81 ~ bishop Murray OF Marylanc
n" music VIII be sung lt Tho
chorus of Grace Church. I:,rry,iii,..
Christ church Winchester. Meada
Memorial Church. White Post. Chrigi
,hhrch. Wildwood. and I:,nlurrri.I
Royce. Governor Davis .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
JUDGE RESERVES DECISION
IN DANVILLE CARNIVAL CASE

DANVILIE. VA. April 1i.-Judy.
i'rice Withcrs has reserved his dc
'lsloh in the action tried before HIM
on saturday. in which Harry G.. Flick
I'm sought 10 recover from the stat.
INC sum OF 5000. which h.. recently
pald under protest as stat. liccny.. Tor
a carnival. Upon tn" courts decision
utpcnds whether or not Mr.. Flickl.n
VII nave TO pay in addition To- thu
s2'V week city license the added
sum OF $3.50 a day 10 the state FOR
rarnivais he may bring t. DauvilIc.
anu "hich ar" opposed by certain
local ORGANIZATIONS
j. vaughan Gary. representing the
H'ht" Tax Board. appeared in Cour,
ON saturday. tn. case lasting ALI OF
IA" morning. Judge WitRcrs said h.
would render Il decision as soon as
n" mas finished Ia" jury trials III tn.
ciViI term az the Corporation Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
BAYA GROTTO is FORMED
BY MAS0NS OF NORFOLK

Special 10 'rhe Dispatchl
NpliFoi.k. VA. Apri! EHya
Croft" of tn. Mystic order OF Yelled
Prophets Of the Enchanted Roalin. is
being organized by Masons in Nor
FOLK At "a preliminary meeting in
the Central y. Nj g. a. last night,
ptiircrs yer" named as follows: Mi.lI-
rice j Greenwood. monarch. GcorE
NJ ovens. chief justice. Claude y.
1Fillh. master Of ceremonies: Logan
'. NcaScy. treasurer. T.. 4 King. sec
rotary. ANA W. :. MohsbcrE, veneer
dDic prophet.
The Yelled Prophets to the Blu.
Lodge Nasors is what the Shrine ia
30 MaSOns Of higher degrees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
VIRGINIA APPLE ORCHARDS
INSPECTED BY u. S. MAN

MANCHESTER. VA. April l,.-rol.
lowing an Inspection OF large com
hi"rclai apple orchards in the Win
chester district by Or. VI. Il. Waite.
OF the taitcd States Department, of
Agriculture. a statement was given
out to-day quoting Dr. Waite as say
ING conditions at present Indicate
anywhere from % 10 80 per cent of
crop all varieties. this fan in Fred
crick County.
OF this. he said. 90 per cent will
be York Impcrials ana tn. remainder
Jonathans. Stayuaus and Grimes
Golden. The recent freezing weather
killed virtually all tn" Ron Davis Dc.
i.ci"u::: Elack Twirs AMI other varic-
year was around 600. 600 barrels nnd
a crop of about $50. 900 barrels ySos
estimated for 1871 before the recent
freeze. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
w w. GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
az" his address ON April II. which

max" his address on April II. which
VIII hc "Hur,l Life" Day. Addresses
ar. I" be made also by Morgan Shrn-
H HviI. OF Richmond. ana w Kuowirs
1""ptf' OF Washington. general SEQ
ftiary Of the Y. NJ. g. s.
hHhlhnucl Parish Han auI Com
",uhity House is a large ana impoe-
h"m"iih" in its approximately. .,,i
hpn.rnIy equipped for all cat.~ch .,,,i
immunity purposes /; :,dioins Is,,,
t,."hi.! church. which is 4 UNI ar
~. cunning ham Parish. one. OF ~,
Nt'!thicSt parishes in tho NJ aim.
,'"c'S'' Large 'umbcrS of rnnr,I,
"' farmers and civic wclfar, work
..y,,o,.,,'h' ms ana other states. arc
The three dayg '''SEs 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

who IS now AN inmate OF an OLD
Ladies' Home.
Sh. wrote us a mos, pathetic let
ter the other Nay.
J. seems that she had rheumatism
80 badly that for years she was pre-
vented from working. Now. In her
old age, she is taking Saloon and
setting relief. She wrote us that Il
rhc could have procured Saloon years
nro she would not have been IN n
charitable home today
Don't let rheumatism progress until
~ crlppies you. stop II with Saloon.
SAIGON Is not harmful. for IL does not
AFFECT the heart. nor does IL upsc, thu
stomach.-.hdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

M ORE Underwood Typewriters
~ were sold in the United States in
January, February and March, 1921.
than IN the same three months of any
previous year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Draper Denied New T,inI.

UNNN ILL.. w. April l.-Iudru
william X. Etrksdalc. sitting At Hall
lax Court, today ovcrrU!cd a motion
made for a now trial OF John II
Draper. who few days ago was
convinctcd Of an assault in conncc-
ton it'll recent lawlcss acts at the
county seat and sentenced to serve
q year in jail and 10 pay "a fine OF
$500.
The court. however. suspended son
tcncc Tor ninety days in order to xiv"
his counsel AN opportunity to prc-
pare the record ana place IL before
the virginia Court OF Appeals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
VIII Kcnrr.cn, Co,lc..., :,

20 NJ ii!t' re, VA, April II Mic.
nnr Una Latham. president OF the ,.,,,-
HIiI body. ANA Misses Ka,h.r,',
200 EfS and Agnes iurford iuninrs
:" ~ represent Randolph Macon Wori'
ans College at Agnes Scot, G-,ri"','ll.. -
I'e'd tura Ca. this week al ,h. s.,
"""t E"Nornment confcr.nco IN,
conference" begins Wodnc.dav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
FINE TENANT $40 FOR
MlSUSING RENTED HOME

NcIIBtRG. VA. AprI IA
c'uSa"e by landlords against wanton
n'iS"s" ct houses by tenants. which
mas Deen waged here by realtors.
'""h" its way into tn. Police Court
'"'"fnay' when Susie Wright. colorcd.
MaS hhtd -" on the charge OF de-
O. ~ i"E property owned by u; g.
m''toH' mantclpicc. and a part OF
+" rofch were proven to hav" been
"'pN'h up Tor iUcl. out Of the case
,i.i" warrants Tor perjury aEaiuSt
witnesses in the case. VINO viii nay,
70 answer shortly To tn. charge OF
framing up evidence for the defense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

NCIiEtNG. w. April U.-The
L"nien offerings Of the sunday schools
Of tn" Episcopal diocese Of South
western Virginia. which were devoted
this year To the Home for Homeless
boys. near 'ovinGton, viii aEGrc.at.
At least $4,000. according 10 Roy.
George Flosd Rogers, PRECEDENT OF
tho Institution. OF this amount
slightly more than $1,000 was given
By 81. Haul'S Smnh:tv srhOol Mnrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Charles q. nooL man.

in"Fa! services for Charles C.
h"oh'nan. AGED 81, who died ,cs,.r
w, morning AT MIS- residence. PSI,
nuu street. viii he h"ld tomorrow
- ,rnrpn az O'Clock from ly..t
EhH Methodist Church. He is 4t,r-
S.Noi by his VII" and Hvc chil.IrEr
h.S mother and father. two hrD,hcrs
Ia Naury Cemetery. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

fc"r's 20 b" a rnturn i'm si,-b. No., '.
normal building conditions, for win
"a Inc pass week contracts hav. hen
ict Tor hair dozen residences. cost.
IL rom 5000 10 $50. 600. pcakIand
!iacc. a suburb. In EcI,r-I ni
'hinphcll Counties, has the prosocct
OF t"cinE dozen fine residences rom.
eh during the coming building s"a
EOn. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

NORFOLK. VA. Apru II Carter
T.. Talnan, of IN. American National
N"nhblc. OF this city. wj!l b" the
speakers 1T Tuesday nights meet
ing OF tn. Norfolk Chapter Of tn.
American lnstitut. OF Banking This
VII! b." tho annual meeting OF the
chapter. and officers for IN. coming
Year wi! - elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
W nfi:!In Il. HIM

hHiST'i. w. Aprl ~ News mas
,"L!lian X. Hun NJ niouutyliln "a.
h h.'|, -" vas a Confederate s1',itrr
, "a Ing SSrv"d through tho VIZ 10
s.n,','. ,he states as m"mh"r or
Regiment ''i'h.Afcc
Licensed is survived bv ,~o sons
IL "'Rth'er. two brothers ana ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

v ~ NC iiitCiiG. VA, Arm ii.-i.uI,
:. H!nl'' !hf"nt hauGhter OF Wlljlan,
y. ""r!on. OF Monroe. died So,,i,,i.. -,
iocai hospital Tho body v iii hS
lakrn 10 Baltimore for fInaI in,c--
!ncnt "'"' inter-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

~ HCilBuEG, VA. ApriI lI.-Thc
annual training school for baptist
Suntay-schooL workers mere opened
sunday, y large faculty will in
strurt classes through tho comin,-
week. The institute is being h.Ii
at College nm church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-07

six and half furlongs. This 1914
winner of the Kentucky DERBY. which
seemed destined To real greatness
broke down in the running of the
Withers thnt same season. Ne ha g
been patched up and brought back
several times since, only to break down
after several races. He showed LITTLE
In his few races in Maryland last
spring. Yesterday he ran like the old
old Rosebud and won as he pleased
though he pulled up quite lame. On
the other hand, Cum Sab, the odds-on
favorite, broke down.
Pace Tells on Debadou
The Redstone Stables Billy Nc
Laughlin won the second race at mil,
in hard drive from II. P. Whitney
Dartmoor. Debadou Of the Greentree
Stable, which set the carly pace tired
badly and had to be content with third
money.
The Short Grass Stables two-vcar-
old filly Swift Grass, in the third race
at five and half furlongs. rushed to
the front and made every post win
ming one. 1t is probable that the favo-
rite, bantry Pass, was the better of the
two. The latter was in tight quarters
turning for home and escaped too late
to save the day.
The fifth race at mile for mares of
older ages was won by R. Penn Smith
Jr.'s Arrow of Gold. This one cut out
a terrific pace and barely lasted to
stand off Edwina's challenge at the end
The latter sulked and refused to run
the first half mile, but rushed through
the stretch like rocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-07
Worlds Record
Is Established
BY Speed Boat
G. A. Woods Miss America
Ill, of Detroit, Captures
Lake George Title Tropl,y

DETROIT, Sept. 6 (By The Associated
fress).--The fastest speed ever made
by water craft marked the close here
to-day of the 1921 gold cup--Harms
worth trophy regatta. Miss America
II, of Detroit, set new worlds mark
at So.567 miles an hour in capturing
the Lake George trophy for the one
America, va
To-day's victory for Miss America II
gave Garfield A. Woods hydroplanes
a clean sweep in the regatta that began
August q. His Miss America I sue.
cessfully defended the gold cup. while
MISS America III retained the British
international (Harmsworth) trophy
yesterday. when Maple Leaf VII. the
brisish challenger. was disabled and
SANK, De1ore completing the heat
Whiie Gar" Wood drove the victors
IN inc ,gold cup and the Harmsworth
races his brother, George Wood, had
the honor of setting the new worlds
mark arr in t,o-dayss trials against time.
me old worlds mark of 76. S. held
by Miss America I, fell with the Arst
dash down stream to-day, when George
wood sent the new Miss America roar
ing over the mile course in 44.27 Sec.
onds. he lowered it still further on
his second trial down stream. when he
was wa clicked at 44.19 seconds. On his
tnird attempt down stream he was
timed at 44.13 seconds or 81 ass n, ;Ies
an hour. ''''e'
The new worlds record Is the aver
age of six one-mile dashes, three down
stream and three up. The fastest ~
the three dashes against the current
was made in 1905 seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-07
Miss Aileen Ri gggin
Beats Helen Meanv
In Feature Swim
Ragner Hedberg Also Winner
in Metropolitan A. A. u.
Carnival at Palace of .Jov

Two champion girl divers of the New
York Womens S. A. won the chief
awards in a 75-yard back stroke swim
ming handicap, one of the features of
a water carnival conducted hv thu
metropolitan A. A. U. in the big nooI
at the Palace of JOY, at Coney island.
last evening. ~
Miss Aileen Riggin, the little olvm-
PIC springboard title holder, took frst
rom .os . scratch in the good time of
1905 20, while Miss Helen Meanv tho
newly crowned national chamn;oo,n 'i ;r
pom springboard and high diving. who
had an allowance of one second sa1
back. ."'eo yaros
me principal event for men. a no.
yard free style handicap, brought ont
a large field and REQUIRED s snvs vai
heats. The final proved an easv Viz.
tory tor Ragner Hedberg, an unat-
.ac'eo swimmer, who received II sec
onds, and did actually 1853 rs. He
1 niu hoe have to extend himself to
lsau nome by safe margin his closest
opponent, Louis Helwig, of the Brook-
ond man. 'Ne SEE
The summaries:
e5-yard swim (novice)-won bv rho,r. =
J Murray. West sixtieth Street Bat iho Mn,g
3 ir,M; T. MCCULLOUGH, unattached second.
o:43 2-5 1'' third Time.
ne 1'ol = sdds swim shand'ca p)won by Rag
Equ s. helwig Central Y. NJ. C. A. BrooR
~, ,n, % seconds, second: Victor Kire- cen
third bIr r NJ c. A. brooklyn e. secondsl,
% fancy dive for men (scratch)-Won nv
EEu,dolph saacke. n. Y. a. C.. sos: Frank F nix
ppoiwer, Central $. A, 1916, second: John
Burns, unattached. IT'S, third. JON"
Won op-yh hr , back stroke swim (handcap)-
M Momsns Ne s; Wv A. HSTsrsteh5; Miss Helen
ono1, second; Miss Marion Goebel Morn
3,n es A c. q second), third. Time,
Fancy dive for women (scratch>-won
~ ny MISS IS Ailegn Riggin. N: Y. S. ". A. os1:
MISS Helen Briscoe. n. r s. w. A.. 81 4
second; Miss Florence Briscoe, n Y s. w.
7t-yard swim fhandicap)-Won bv Miss
ypselnia w M,eany n Y. S. w A.; Miss
o ono Miss Nell Hemming. unatta ched, third.
Time. LOS 3-5 IT,
Referee--Fred W. Ruben metropolitan