mm ’ u ; m ‘11 15, 1920.
Three minutes after “053133 the line,
'olute Leads Shamrock inesomte tackeghgepoyi and headed
By Half Mile Baring- lfor fifegififimm time 3mm from W and m ,,.,.-.........1 .1
, t 13 Race 0
Early Par ‘9 gthe race committee boat was:
._.._—————- _ i Resolute ._. ........... 12: 00: 40 ~;.~
3 f (Continued from Page One}.- ’ Shamrock. . . . . . . . . .. . . .12: 01: 38
It also was announced ofiicially that
Adams also had the Reno- the time allowance would be six 1:1- :1
‘ astir and ready to ates and forty seconds due to a
‘ ichange in figures obtained by re-
have no complaint to measuring the Shamrock’s sails.
eathe1. " said Captain; The advantage of the start lay dis
j c u d I believe Resolute will tinctly with the American boat, be
law“ an n
g m a good account of herself. . icause ofafaulty timing on the Lipton
é‘Sir Thomas ship should make it craft, which resulted in her crossing
te1esti11g ' added the American the line a few seconds before the
3 _ipper, as he surveyed the green- strafing signal Shamrock at 12: 05
died Shamrock, from whose tower- was seemingly unable to catch Reso-
jig topmast fluttered Sir Thomas’ lute At 12: 10 a rain squall drenched
7 Skipper
1 :c 5 crew early
3ake sail
“We should
3ake of this w
Prlces are
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on
we ‘ ., a
both yachts and nearly killed the
i ms 6! advantage on the HighlandsZShamrock footed a. trifle astern.
. witness the contest, were armed Mrs. Burton wife of the Sham-
.The Ameiican cook on Sir Thomasi; to sail on a Cop yaCht had been de.
cam yacht Victoria. wagered iwith' signated to hold the time watch on
, aaginst a pair of the baronet’s caston! head to call the time of today’s race
_ 3 users 1was not known when the yachts start-
. allerr club topsoil today and reduce 1 The rain squathid the yachts from
He heavy handicap which the Sham- sight from the shore a few minutes
gtime allowance of seven minutes ing the light scuthwest breeze
' 11 one second in a thirty‘mile race.1brought in a milky fog bank, which
.1! ffanv spectators who occupied breeze. Resolute pointed higher but
F11 telephones. rock’s skipper the first woman ever
r Thornaa’ valet a five-dollar bill the Shamrock W’hether she was on
;Captain Burton planned to car-175a ed.
, :tsck carries in allowing the Resolute after the start. as the rain ceased fall-
iis smaller topsoil was expected to
d forty-six seconds
Shamrock was the first to get up
mainsail, which flapped from side
side in the freshening breeze. It
emed much larger than Resolute's
insail, which was hoisted shortly
The defender kited her largest
btopsail, while the Irish sloop also
e two racers swung unwillingly at
eir mooring buoys awaiting a tow
. . the starting line. _
The wind dropped out as the morn-
- , sziengt'n
, Zom behind the Jersey headlands
Ereening the sun and giving a con-
-,- 'gant threat of rain. Offshore the
"@416 shut in thick and curtained the
"fmbrose Light vessel from shore ob-
‘frvers
a Resolute, disdaining a tow, broke
it hex headsails at 10: 22 o',cIock
151; of: from her mooring buoy and
'eaded away toward the Sandy Hook.
wit, where she made a turn and start-
11 to the eastward for the starting
1e.
Shamrock followed her within less
..an a minute, breaking out her head
‘tils and standing away toward the
acting line, a half-mile or more
atom of the American sloop '
'Bhe wind was still light from the
eastward
The race committee boat the ocean
jig Barrington, came up to the Am-
:‘ose Lightship and took her position
«1 the starting line at 10: 45 o'.clock
he was soon followed by a line of ex—
:irsion craft, crowded with passen-
_- are, who lined the rails from stem to
rn, watching the two racing sloops
Harvard in the light airs.
Tine ocean was as smooth as a mill
and Here and there large soft
‘oots were observ,.ed evidence of the
:reeze that sometimes blew eight
knots/in strength and then fell away
) an Irishman’s hurricane, which is
p and down the mainmast.
: Hunting for vagrant winds was ap-
arently none to the liking of Cap-
tin Burton, for on the way to the
nghtship he took a tow, while Reso-
gite moved on under her own sail.
‘~ At 11: 30 a. m. the regatta commit-
hoisted the signal for a southwest
south course.
ough to stir the flags on the racing
Resolute reached the start at
15, but Shamrock was nearly half
11 hour late
Decision by the race committee on
course southwest by south, would
rry the yachts from Ambrose Light-
1p to a turning point a couple of
s on Asbury Park With the
rating of the coruse signal, the
inmand of Captain Blix, steamed
any to set the turning mark—a.
to float carrying a led .,ball off the
ironer position fifteen miles away.
All seaplanes of the Third Naval
1 strict were forbidden to fly over the
1 «fits hm
e you moved at fair
be mild airs as they jockeyeflpggrd130-:1
autions behind the starting line. The
:wo sloops stood inshore on the port
ack’m‘ith ’Resolute to windward. They
tameAhout and stood up on line. At
:55 the warning signal was blown
lira white ball hoisted.
om e shore it was
3" hat the Shamrock had mad??? 1:32:
dart not- crossing the linen ntil after
. 'ih'e handicap which had been blown
; 1t 12: 02 oclock The yachts creased
3| 31% ling; 11111111161 gtarboard tack.
_. eso u e e hamro
tart, not crossing Ck over the
Cup race for 1920
Resolute croased at 12: 01: 50. and
at. 12:02:40, unofficial
9'
V!
? The trachts ca
jails,
cried mamsails, stay -
I‘Oresails and babyjibtopsails.
will
' , '---'-'-
Q
1
duce the allowance to six minutes‘
g advanced and came in fitflu pufisithe sudden blow.
211 the southwest about six knots
Grey clouds came out-
they slid easily through the waterxn
scarcely swung ~
ark boat Aileen Morse under the '
the line until after?
completely concealed the course
One downpour succeeded another,
flattening out the sea so that it was
as smooth as a millpond. The vachts
were making poor time.
Vivid lightning flashed and the rain
drove spectators on decks of excul-
sion boats to the cabins. At 1 o ’clock
rain was falling heavily and visibility
at sea. was limited to a few cable
,glen tbs, thus making it dangerous for
nt up a clubtopsail of large area 511m racers should they come close to
gether.
With this last downpour came a.
heavy squall of wind from the west,
which caused the yachts to stagger in
believe the wee committee might call
today‘ 5 contest all in view of weather
conditions.
The wind had hauled to the west.
ward, letting the yachts up so that
they nearly pointed for the turning
mark .
After having broken out their baby-
jlbtopsails both skippers in a bunch
for a better breeze, took them in
again and broke out larger topsails in
their place The yachts stood along
at an even keel and there was hardly
any quartering wave, as they moved
along the Jersey .coast.
It turned. out to be a typical Cup
race day after all, with a flat sea and
dead air.
sails, Resolute’s crew showed to ad-
vantage over the sailors on the chal-
neger.
The Resolute did not take in the
babyjib until, about thirty seconds aft—
er Shamrock l1ad done so. but the Am-
erican skipper was able to break out
his larger jibtopsail nearly a minute
before the British crew could _get
theirs up. ‘ 1"
Behind the yachts on both sides of
the racing line steamed the excursion
set in serried lines. A diversion of
the afternoon race was the grounding
of an aerial naval cruiser bearing
some spectator-5. The plane went
ashore on a sandflat at the mouth of
the .Shrewsbury river.
Resolute led Shamrock by half a.
mile after two hours of sailing. when
the yachts had covered ten miles of
their thirtv-mile course.
ABOARD STEAM YACHT VICTO-
RIA, July 15 (By Wireless). -—"If the
good wishes I have. received from all
over the world in the last few days
my life would be achieved,” declared
Sir Thomas Liptml today.
“On the eve of my fourth attempt
to capture the America’s Cup, I feel
stronglv that this time I have a boat
that will prove the winner Shamrock
IV and her crews are in first-class;
tattle and evervthing possible has
”been done to bring her to the start-
ng line a worthv leprasemative of
the old countrv. ”
VASCO CASE IS .
AGAIN CONTINUED
(Continued from Page One)
represents Vasco appeared with a. Wilt
of habeus corpus
Judge Walsh was present at the
hearing this morning. be having is-
sued the writ and Attorney Connery
and Attorney W'arren F. (‘ressv of
Stamford representing Asst. States
Attorney Galen A Carter of tSamt‘ord,
argued on the matter before him
Vasco the two sheriffs. an interest~
ed crowd of spectators and numerous
law books were present in the council
chamber at the City hall and much
to the disappointment of everyone ex-
cent the lawyers interested a continu-
ance was given.
Vasco was released under bonds of
$500 which Were furnished by Dr.
Philip Casteuano, for an appearance
in court next Thursday morning —
.GlRL‘S A‘BDU’CTORS ARRESTED.
- HAVANA. July MPJes-sie Costello,
ten year old daughter of John Costel-
lo, of St. Louis, 1111)., who had been
, missing from her home since April
‘ 25, was rescued last night by detec-
tives who raided a house in the Jesus
del Monte suburb of Havana and ar-
rested a. gypsy women named Milano
Merino, and her son and daughter.
1George anf‘Auna.
" The raid was made at the solidital?
ltion of the girl's father. Bosides aloe
: itlne gypsies with having robbed him of
he gypsios. with having robin! him of
£281,750. which according to the auth- ‘
' ;, mines, was .1de the raided .bom
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‘ . smoke or chat. just
less No—To-Bae Met in
m mouth instead “More”; moon the time of hay fever and as— mental depression had prompted the
‘ .mplfie 11.311111111911on
,W W to To Stop Coughing, Sneezing, Whom
the. costly. demeanor-em: W ,
ing.
Baneasonable spring weather left
muster at couphs and. colds.
1t
cork-“snooze madman nines-
hay fever, , _
' sand soothes:
Some yachtsmen -»
In the handling of the head-' ”
could insure success the ambition of ‘
' ,Benzel, who had jumped out or her
’ “Moraine"
'Siops Hair Cunning,1 0&1:
Doubles lts. Beauty.
mentioned Erma, first we?
an answer to a onestion as to wheth-
er, following a visit to him yesterday
of a delegation of ministers be had
given any such instructions, and walk-
ed away from the reporter, without.
saying a word
It is understood. although all ma
isters reached this morning denied
knoWledge of the fact. that several
ministers went to the Alarm yestci.
day afternoon protesting against the
use of the wheels on the ground that
they were common gambling devices.
The wheels are those on which
prizes of sugar candy or other arti-
cles are given A board with a ser-
ies of. numbers is at the front of the
‘ booth The players choose the nun»
' hers they wish and place a sum of
money on the number. When several
’ numbers have been taken the opera-
‘ tor of the wheel gives it a whirl. and
‘A few cents lays “-Danderine.” After when- it stops, an indicator points to
an application of “Danderine” you can a Wnumber The person who has laid
not find a fallen halrmrr any (landing, his money on this number. then re,
besides evaajy hair Shows new. life calves whatever the prize is that the
vigor, brightness, more color and “7318913 ghoihgworked 102 11112 other
thicknesszf " " f milling, the. money
», , , : , ,, gong 108111;; operator of the booth to
' ' ‘ ‘7 _ , _be {timed into the carnival fund at
TWO new HAVEN wot/mes the close of the canning; business.
6
NEW. HAVEN July 15 «Medical :Certain money, «Said to «have been
Examhier Ill-“f M Starborough,wholco1lected from these wheels is now,
magemany busy months. yesterday left or was at peas time
on a vacation getting Dr. 1315111111 o! the First dist ct
301;, Justin mewmmwwof the annual.
uis 111191113 juirkman, who had there for MW
' u seized by the police, .
S9 far its: aims hone have been
ce 5 L (ion—but
charge .
gas, and the body Mrs; Joseph G.
chamber window. In both instances. it
statements were made that periods 01'1
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Nat-11c» “Bayer” as Gem
‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” is gens
inc Aspirin proved safe by, millions;
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty yeais Accept only an unbrok-
en “Bayer packingc’ , which contains
$.41er moan 1911111113 or names
NEW WORK, July 15 .--—The 13111111171).a
of Missing Persons of the 'Police De-
partriisnt was on record today as ia-
voning enactment of a. law renaming
aphysic‘lans filing birth certificates to
include fingerprints of every newhom
child thus “tumishing scientific iden-
tification of every person from the
cradle to the grave.”
S a record would be valuable, it
was said, not 01.11 in pursuit of elimi-
hals, but in upper identification of.
persons killed in accident without
having identification papers. and in
tracing victims oi kidnappers.
Citation was made of the recent
death 1*. 1 1 (ll to—do wmnan, whose
relaalves did not. hear of her unidenti-
gue.
Pap; ULATION or NEWARK
properdirections to relieve Headacbef
Toothache. Eamohe, Neuralsia, Rheu-
matism. Colds and Pain. Handy im
boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents
muggists also sell larger Buyer
packages " Aspirin is trade marl;
Bayer Manufacture Monoaceticacides i
tor of Salicylicscid
r
SEARCH FOR WERIFJF'S
BDUEFIELD W. Va... duly 115 —-—A
posse led by same: Denies! eel,
Panther, W. Va... today, .:sea1;nh of
‘men who shot and killed 3. H. flat-
field 11 Lemma] County deputy abor-
lff from ambush .last night.
f'l‘he body of Hatfield was found
’ near the railroad tracks by a train
ciao-w. Hatfield, a former miner was
sworhinasadeputytwmm
had had established}: hmdunarters at
”Panther near the McDowething‘o line,
A: wool: Webb»
WASH‘ANGTON July 15.—-An error
due to publication has changed the
population of Newark. :15. J., to 4-14.
216.1361934 of 415.609. as, previously
announced or a decrease of 1383,1119
Census Bureau announced today
The population or Hawaii was an
nodnm'd 255 .912. an increase of 611,-
fled body. had been taken to the mor—;
? 1“: Mill End pnce is one great big powerful factor 111 winning the business that makes the Mill End W
Sale remarkable. ‘ .
, 2:; But price is only half of its magnetism. The other 112111 is oi equal power.
‘ In that other half are such qualities as durability, style, scasonabil'ity, proved worth, variety, assured
satisfaction
Without any one of them, the sale could not be the success it is. But all of their are Mill End
features. Joined together with Mill End price, they are powcrful- beyond comparison. ~ ‘
M111 End price—always less than regular price, always bringing a saving, always a companion of
dependability. What a great thing it is P -
As this is written, the store is crowded with an eager enthusiastic company of shoppers. Every one
of them is here because they know the worth of the Mill End merchandise and the lowncss of the Mill
End price.
Were you here? Did you get more than half the things you expected to? What a crowd there was!
~ You are sure to be here again, day after day. Mill Endmg never grows tiresome; it always proves
profitable.
1 And "the ‘Mill End lots-- what qu entities of them there are! No skimpy quantities-but great big
generous lots. .
I We make the Mill End lots as big as the Mill End savings. whenever that IS possible. Mono than
;. that. we could not do I ' ‘
plentiful timely savings;- your share waits
FIRE DESTfiQY‘S FOUNDRY. 1
Loss is 5825th Between $215,000
and $391900
WBURN. Mass, July. 15.-'llbo Wac-
burn Iron Foundry was practically}
destroyed by fine today. The ions
was .-estzimaied at [between $151901!) and
$20.0”.
The fire alarm system was said to
be out of order and only part. of the
fire-fighting force was notified of the
fire, although a. general alarm was
sounded.
An overheated melting\fu1:naoe is;
believed to have started the {ire
BlG WHISKEY TRANSACTION.
CHICAGO, July 15. ~——I.Ele,v~<.1n thou-
sand barrels of whiskey valued at.
more than $1,000,000 changed hands
today in the largest. liquor transac-
tion in Chicago since the prohibition
ame' ndmcnt went into force.
'Warehouse receipts for the cniire
003. or 33.4 percent.
Honolulu has a population of 83, 327
an increase of 31,144, or 59379911111111.
;1
WISQOHSIIN REPUBLICAN FAWR
BEER AND WANE.
WW, W131, July 15 wA lRepnb
lican state platiorm containing a
light beer and wine plank attracted
the attention of Wisconsin votcis to
day. It was adopted bv the Republi-
can state conference yésterdnv.
colonel Gilbert Seaman, an antiLa
wisdom, wanindorsediorgo -
1112;101:311 will have no... opponents
in the prtember primary two of
i
item pro—Ira We and two anti
muses.
tor holes,
stock of a Kentucky distillev worn
wold to a. Chicago Waliolesalei which.
will dispose of the 111mm to drug
stores for medicinal purposes.
LOST NURSES FOUND.
JUNEAU Alaska. July i5~l1lise
,W C lklancy and Mrs. 0. P1111493?
nurses in a Juneau hospital, who lost:
their way on Sheep Creek Mountain
last Saturday were found ycslc 111.111
by sevela'l hundred men engaged in.
‘tlie sentcb Faint from hunger 111111
exhausted from efforts to find iluér
way home the women had built. a.
small the on the mountain alum) W
Side which 1111112 sat, awaiting 1153M
i11.11131»: or death. .1.
1
Huwofisps or WOMEN
nowadays ale entering the mm 191510114“
or business world and go to woxk day
after day 111 had health, afflicted w: .11
We female ailment, dragging: one
tom; ”WM”? later the othe1.wmk'11u
with an 3Y6 on the clock, and wishing
‘for ”199535 “line “to come.
#1 Women in this condition should
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- nude 1’ roots and
' 111. health and
an in Amelim
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