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New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
Of Inferest TO tUomen

for n small portion on the corsage ana
bit at the edge of the skirt, this band -
veiled by the white chiffon tunic that forms
part of the gown, and on the skirt little
OF it is doubly veiled as a result OF the
overlapping of the front edges Of the tunic
Another note of color is added TO the cos
tune by the toque OF embroidered gold
and white tulle, and the navy blue of the
gown IS continued In the cluster OF ostrich
plumes that adorns the chapeau.
The nchu drapery on the corsage is the
most novel feature OF the second gown.
Coarse lace is used for the little vest and
sleeves, and finer lace for the 1chu. both
being arranged over cloth OF gold Lemon
colored velvet IS the material of the gown,
and it is bordered with skunk. The skirt
of this gown is Of the kind. extremely mar.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
CUR|OUSlY COMPLICATED
These Words Describe Some OF
the Seasons Gowns.

BY some strange art women have con-
trived this season 10 look smart in robes
marked by a nunlike severity OF line. and
made often OF materials and in colors that
might well be chosen by those for whom
the pomps and vanitleS OF this world have
no further attraction. At the same time
the most gorgeous garnitures have been
used with a lavshness that has foretold
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
LOST BANkBOOkS.

LOST. Bankbook No. 979.sCS. Bank ior Se'ipp
2sO am ave. New N,rk. Payment s''lif~
Please return book 20 bank.
EANKBOOK No. 55T. 49, OF The Union pine ;"
ings Bank s missing. ANY person haNh.
claim TO IL is hereby called upon 60 pi's'n ~,
same within ten DAYS or submit a. hdN!hs -
~ sshook cancelled ana a new on" issued -
HANKROOK No. 500. tU5 OF the Union l,inle ~
ings Bank s missing. Any person nav. ~.
claim 20 it IL hereby called unou 90 pr s~p' II
same Within ten DAYS OF submit - hNfihs
iusshcOk cancelled and a new one issue -----
BANKROON No. 5G3. .o23 OF the Union pine ss
ings Bank ~ missing ANY person raw. "a.
claim to Il is hereby called upon 20 preseh' -
same within ter DAYS submit 20 hsNlhs -
81 ~ nc.Il.A anA a ono lssme-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
DAILY DEVOTIONAL MEETINGS.

AS the first week in January is observed
as a week OF prayer by many religious or
ganizatlcns, the Ladies' Christian Union Is
holding daily devotional meetings every
morning this week at its usual place Of
meeting, the chapel OF the Collegiate
Church. Fifth avenue and 4sth street The
first meeting was held Monday, January 2,
at II o'clock, and they will be continued un-
til Saturday
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COACHMAN.-s well experienced; dutitul
willing working servant; always proved salts
factory: understands Toutin" uf gentleman $
place. strictly sober ana honest. references. any
where. 3D3 East 18Th st
COUPLE Coachman and gardener; no family;
useful. kind willing ard obiising, respectable
man: competent. careful driver, thoroughly un-
oerstBnds the care Of horses, carriages and har-
ness. wife competent English waitress or cham
beruaid, highly responsible. ON gentleman
place best written and personal references. ).
NJ. 255 West 2oth VI,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
HELP WANTED.
Female.

ASSISTANT. Visiting household assistant: So
month: easy hours. not mCnial, educational
reference essential. The HOPKINS Educational
Agency, 507 9th ave
DIETITIAN or MANAGER OF large experience
In charge OF kitchen dining room large school
HOPKINS Educational Agency, 5O7 6th ave.
HOCSEWORkER, Hu cooking Protestant.
wages so. hriug references. CaU al 900 Par
ave. third hoor.
SECRETARY. -sl% week: stenozraphv, tyP,-
writing essential Call iumediaia,r The H5l-
kins Educational Ageucy. so 5th ave. 42d and
43d ST.
WOMAN TO care for small apartment. family
three; for business people. Apply i2G west
3lst St, HOlladay.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
1OGth street.

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 60 satisfy which the above described
rronert,, is to be sold IL S26 with in
,arrst thereon from the 22nd day OF December
ioto together with the costs aud allowances
a,,,,,,,rtiny to s4Ol.lT, with interest thereon
-, Deceuber 23rd. 1910. together with the
sxnensss OF the sale. The approximate amount
~ taxes assessments and other liens which
nurchase money, or paid by the Referee, Is
~ i64 80 and interest.
Dated New York December 24th, lslO.
SAMUEL :. tSAACS. Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL. Attorney Tor PLAINTIFFS.
No 20 Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan,
Now York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onicial Record and Forecast t.-Washington
Jan. 5.--The winds along the New England coast
will lie brisk and probably high northwest and
west middle Atlantic coast brisk west and
northwest; South Atlantic coast brisk and prob
ably high northwest East Guf coast moderate
20 brisa northwest: West Gulf coast light, yari-
able. becoming moderate south; Lake Michigan
ori.k and probably high south u west
Steamers departing Wednesday for European
ports will have brisk and probably high north
west winds. with rain OF snow and much colder
Sesther, 10 the Grand Banks.
The cold wave has OVeispread al districts cast
of the Mississippi River except on tho immediate
Atlanti. coast and Tuesday night tho 'empera-
the Guf Of Mexico. While throughout the upper
Mississippi Valley and the plains states as Tar
south as pklahona ana Npith ItAaN. IeiHperSS
tUrss we're below zero Tuesday morning Ihe
lowest Temperature reported from any point IN
the United states was 30 degrees below zero
Northern Florida Monday night moved rapidly
nOrthNard. ana Tuesday nlgHt its centre was
over tho Middle Atlantic states and south New
England. and under its influence :here was gen
tgc jqEo region the Ohio Valley. Tennessee.
Arkansas Alabama AM louisiana A marked
change 20 warmer weather has taken place in
IN. plaiUs states ana The ROCKY Mountain regio
under the influence Of a Darometric depression
thar was central Tuesday night over North
Dakota.
card will move east and viii be- followed 10y
.iea ring and much colder weather IN the At
the north plains states will advance east across
he Great Lakes. attended by snow, "Wednesday
IN the upLer Mississippi Valley and the upper
lake region. and by WedDesaay night or Thurs
day in tie lower lake region, the upper Ohio
Valley and the north Atlantic states
Tho weather will be fair Wednesday and
thursday m the Rocky Mountain aud plateau
regions the plains states aud throughout thr
south The temperature Will rise somewhat
Wednesdav in the Mississippi and ohio valleys
end the Gulf states. ana 10 viii fall considerably
a. the north Rocky Mountain region ana the
north plans states. Storm warnings are dis
rls,ed on The Atlantic Coast from EastIoTt to
TscxsOnville on the Gulf Coast a. Tampa and
on the louisiana Coast
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
0auaie City
Neutrality-suspicious.
Gseepsn &to.ssaout TIE gsas
.Gs.ns(sgsSon
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED:
Male

Male
FARMER FOREMAN (Scotch) on gentleman
place: understands all branches; raising
stock poultry sheep: wife excellent butter
maker. best references. carpenters Agency
lji 9Th ave.
GARDFSER, French 80 years old. married, no
children years best references, wIshes 20.
nosition I'm country G.. care Mr.. Cats, 23i East
9th 81.
GROON: thoroughly experienced excellent ref
erence. CITY or country. Edward, 9SS 30 ave,
care Scanlon. ------------------
TSFFI'T BI'TLER-Young German good aI-
rearan~e. excellent record; $40 T., Miss Hot
rravcr's Agency, 320-322 5th ave. Tel. 4o2I
Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
LADIES' TAILORING
AUCTION SALES.

TWELVE FRENCH Imported models tor lsS, a.
al low prices special prices now on ssd !,
made suits Gugltelmo Comranv. tb Ne.l ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
Forecast for Special Locaiities.--For ~

Forecast for Special LOcaiities.-For New
ENGLAND snow. followed by clearing. aid much
Older to-day ana tonight. Thursday unsettled.
,robably snow: orisk and high northwest winds
becoming variable. 49,. r-.,
FOR Eastern New YORK ana basttril Tern lthpsyi-
- cIearinp and colder to-day. ThUTsday un-
.rtflcd prOba bly, followed BY snow bilsh norm
,ycst winds becoming variable.
Nv. nuc,F colder THURSDAY, unsettled DISK
r.rtbU1s' winds becoming variable
Foy Western PennsN lNania and western Ne"
yo-k Increasing clOudincss. followed n- ---N.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American anu rure,gn teachers Agency.
yupDli.s Professors Teachers Tutors. Gov
,rns,ses etc, TO Colleges Schools and Faruilteh
Anpjy to Mrs n J. YOUNG FULTON.
IS Union Snusrs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
CARPET CLEANING.

N Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARpE1A
Prices Reasonable. Send Tor Circular
Vel, Aro9- 9-ifa2 Rrvaut ar 43a ". tSth e.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-ceass
by compressed air. steam. hand or on hoa.
1855 Broadway 42i East 4sth ~. CoE
rRtNpT Tel. rSc-Ssth
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
REM & DIES.

fHOROUGH.. PERMANENT CURES IN casse
Of BLOOD PC'sOS. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an; kindred dis.
eases: relief at once in dangerous cases. Tecees
or old: those desiring only nrst lass scientis,
treatment should call Or. BOSSCHuR. ths vsu
tsown specialist. 80 W. 3sth AZ Hours. Y-S. 20
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

BACKING needed tor large sub contract n ~
largest building IN city under erectiom "
particulars ON application. e. 3d.. Box j.. lrV
une ONCE. -
AM FORMING \ COMPANY TO import "a.
products At Wholesale; want partner lu'--
inS 81. 900; assured profit S2O GOO anuunI; r,.
erences exchanged. Address ". J.. loN -
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
cAsr.oEE CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies' and gentle
mems discarded evening and street cJstumea
jewelry. etc. Nine. Natal as 9Th syo. Phc's
,Ii--RrVsnt
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
INSTRUCTION.
Fer Both Sexes-City.

TIFF BERLsTZ SCHOOL or LANGCAGES
Madison square il22 Broadway. Harlem
pranch: Si3 LenoI ave. bet. 127th and l2sth
az Brooklyn Branch 21s-22o Livingston 81
private Lessons and Glasses. School or Resi'
s.nce. Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson t'sA
THE BEN GREET SCHOOL OF ACTING.
Term now on.
Practical stagecraft correct speaking ana
,tvIe specially taught Address care Of
: - ' ~. = fI1o RrnndArnN- y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

Highest temperature yesterday. % degrees;
lowest 80; average ~, average for CORE
spending date last year, 35; average for CORE
spOndng date last thirty-ttree years, 81.
ICCal Forecas;. To Gav clearing and colder.
. Thursday unsettled. probably followed by snow:
hrtsh nnrthNc.t winds Incoming variahla
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
r ernaIe.


! crANBERMAID or WAIT
RESs--Young Protestant; good reference: :, 81
SOS H.. Miss Hotmayers Agency. 32O-322 9TH
| ave ninth floor. Tel. 1927 Madison square
! COLORED WOMAN wishes situation; assist
with housework or out by day Mary Sut-
/ ton. 219 West Sjth st. --
| CO0K.-Good steady woman: nrst-class refer
crces. ADVERTISE is deaf Address L. T., care
Of Miss Ryan 703 d ave.
COOK, Swedish neat young woman. cook and
laundress: chambermsid, waitress North OF
ireland Protestant houseworker, competent
woman. Protestant, city or country; references
on file Miss Coopers Agency, 65' 9th ave. and
3sth 1905 Murray Hlll.
COOK-GoOd. steady woman hrst class refer
euces nome object than wages, az
advertiser is deaf. Address l.. T., care OF
RYAN, 7O3 % ave. -
COOK Excellent N every way; particularly neat
and clean; $50; city reference waldorf Aseh-
cy - West $50 -. Phone 300 Madison.
COI-PLE-Cook and lauudress; waiter; generally
rqeful: do entire work private family: city o.
c-i.n.r- Morrow'S Agency. III Lexington ave-
corner 5sth.
ENGLISH GIRL, newly arrived; cHperieneed;
chamaerwork waiting o. nurse: wages $50
SZS waldorf Agency, Il West 33d at. Phone
3OO Madison. --------------
u0I -sEWORYER- capable woman; good refer
sc2 5,h ave, ninth floor. Tel. 4527 Madison
Square.
LArNDR RESS-Thoroughly experienced; would
assist charnterwork. S25 $50, first class refer
onreS Waldorf Agency, II West S3d ST. Phone
900 Madison. ------.-------------
MAN and wife. woman good cook and genera!
nouseworker man generally useful; Finnish
couple Jussils Agency. $50 Lexington ave.
NI'RSF,-EyceIeut In every WAY for infants or
children under four; wages $50: rsfeTenc%s
waldorf Agency. l. West 33l -. Phone 900
Madison.
NIRSE neat. competent. German. TO invalid
lady or children, been trained nurse In Ter
,,ar,'. cvr.lIeut American and German refer
nnr.s NJ c. care SIMPSONS Agency, Az 4th
ave. Tel. 1863 Madison.
TWO friends, steady and reliable. as good cook
and baker also chambermad and seamstress;
wages $50 S2j: city or country by letter. a.
r. 2o3 East 4Sth 81. "
T.yC0 WOMEN 6sistersi. Protestants: cook and
coarse washing. chambermdid waitress: small
adult family: country Prcferr"l. ADDRESS =,
'G35 81 ave.
~ AITRElS superior German Protestant: wages
60 $40. thoroughly cNpcrlenc"d. excellent ref
orerre waido-r Agency y West 7sd a.. Phone
.tp Madison.
WASTING -Colora6 vonrr wishes family
Washing. best of references; reasonable;
oaIlei f5r and delivered 20 all parts of city.
1ce West 1921 -. 1904 NnnirgslLe.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

BY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ] vi. a..
sell to-day at 9:3O a. m. at iSo LeoHa'"
Manhattan, one oliver typewriter A.t
ALFRED FREEMAN, MN'N
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
EXPLANATORY NOTES

Observations taken al s Q. m 18th meridian hre last
nlght Air pressure reduced TO sea level.
lsohsn continuous lines pass through points Of equal air
pressure
lSohens ooi.d lines pass through points Of equal tenn
only for freezing o. and 100 degrees
o cesr q Partly Cloudy q Cloudy; r Rain; Snow:
vi Report missing. Arrows ny with the wind
Fis figures n6cais temperature second < hour pf.eip-
a,lon Of OF inch OF more for p hours ending n YES
terdsy; third wind veocy when 10 more miles per hour
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CANVASSERS, house to house, in
greater New York, OH newspa-
per proposition; good pay to ener-
getic workers. Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building.
CANVAsSERS wanted 10 take orders for music
and music books. liberal commission. Geo.
MoneuN. 15p 5tn ave. New York
COACHMAN (EnRlish) for country; must be
thoroughly competent: good references,
wagcs 500 industrial Association Employment
Agency II west 42d 81,
GOOD SPECIALITY SALESMAN WANTED
state experience and salary. by mail only.
o KaItcr. secretary. 2OG-20s ogden ave. JeT-
sey CITY, ~ j.
KIPTURED MEN everywhere wanted to can a.,
yass "Tic Sherman Rupture Appliance Can
or address W L. Meehan & son. II Thomas 81
SALEcMAN for Central South America; state
particulars and salary. Apply. by letter
Only. 10 kslter. seer stary Jersey city \. ).
USEFJI. MAN for private family: any ma
tiOuality. good wages. lnduftflal Assocla-
Hon Er~rlov"@rt A.cncy. II Wesi 42d 81
USEFUL MAN Tor Jlsthuton; SIS. Mise HOT
,.r,..r'- 'arro'. 'Io .'77 rth ave. ntu'h fpor.
VALET (EnglishJ to travel: must be e1p".
rienced and have good references. lndustrlai
Association Employment Agency II West 42d
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-slighty used orce furniiure
desks typewriters. casn registers adding mts
chimes, monographs, aling cabinets. sAfes. as
dressing machines time clocks partitions. cheek
PROTECTOR. bookcases. NATEAN'S Whits 81
rESkS psJtiticns. telephone booths, tables
chairs. WardrObes. mirror wall fixtures. bin.
ness furniture all kinds Finn Brothers ~
Broadway. 20 FRANKLIN az
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
WORK WANT ED.
Male

Male
ACtOUNTANT.--BOOk opened, closed written
Up; aLdlts. Investigations. financial statements,
cost systems, balance sfeets. references. terms
REASONABLE Accountant. 32S West ilst ii. Teie-
phone. 51si Bryant.
COMPOSlTOR. Polish. wishes position. PIG
Drggs ave. Brooklyn y. Y.
RESPECTABLE COIORED MAN: janitor. por-
ter elevator, languages; best references. l..
HOLDER. Az West 52d -
IEifONlC and SCANDiN AVIAN Translator
wants POSITION temporary ~ permanent, also
niBht work. English s'cruZrapher. moderate
ciarges, references. Address t., BOX -, Tribune
TkANSLATIONS- Spanish. French. Portuguese.
Italian; accurate. speedy cheap. highest in
dorsements. william =. Beers, $3.50 Broadway.
Telephone 400 Audubon.
YOUNG MAN 40. desires position rs packer.
assistant shipping clerk. references. t0hel.
1oI East BroadWay
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
Observations Of United states weather bu-

today or to o-morrow; variable winds, becoming
brisk south.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

row at the bottom. which even the foolish
are soon 10 discard, ii is said.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
Female

'TOE-Comp"tcnt middle aged woman as
collector or rruiinE agent. security ani refer
81 ic.s Nurse. 3U2 West li0th 81. Phone 5000
Audubon.
SEAMSTRESS colorcd. would Hike 10 sew with
'fcstmnker az hand sewer. Randolph. 1lth
ave. l5th II.
YOUNG WOMAN. educated, refined. experienced.
trained IN domestic science, sewing. music. also
teaches. desires position as COMPANION helper.
References. Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Broad
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
TYPeWRiTING AND TYpEWRITsRs
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NB.'iJE VISIBLE. - Nassau 81: cstsiogos
free ell MAKES taken part psyment. bargain
In Underworld Remir.tons. Oiv.rs aniths
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

Local OficiaI Record.-rhe following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in The temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with TIC correspond
ing date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

~, A>tRERyAID or CHAHBFRM MAID-WAIT-
RES$--Ynung Protestant: good reference; s22-
s25 IL Miss Hofmayers Agency. 32O-3Z2 9TH
ave. ninth floor. Tel. 1921 Madison square.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

CO0K-Cood steady woman. frst-class refer
crcss. advertiser is deaf. Address l.. T., care
-, N,,ss RYAN -03 d ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

COOK. Swedish: neat young woman, cook and
Iaundress. chamberms!d, waitress North OF
ireland Protestant; houseworker, competent
woman Protestant, city or country; references
on file. Miss Cooper's Agency go 9th ave. ana
3Sth ~. 1905 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04
Female.
,.nc n,tIcpU7V Hopkins Educational A'gy
HhO, ptLL0Uu' Tel. Bryant 6So7.

Supplies Families Schools Institutions, Etc
Teachers. Govcrnesses Nurses. Ladies Maids
HOusekecpers, SECRETARIES. Companions, Etc
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

-OTORED WOMAN wishes situation assist
with housework out by day. Mary Sut-
or O1a West 9th st
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

CO0K-Good steady woman fret class refer
eures: nome more an object than wages, az
advertiser is deaf Address l.. T, care OF
u. a..e
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

COOK Excellent N every way, particularly neat
and clean; $50: CITY reference. Waldorf Agen-
g, - West $50 -. Phone 300 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

col -pI. E Cook and lauudress, waiter generally
f,aafl1l. do entire work private family: city o.
c-,n.r- Murrows Agency III Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

VALET (EnglishD TO travel: must be e1pe-
rirnced and have good references. lndustrlai
Association Employment Agency. II West 42d
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

ENGLISH GIRL newly arrived; experienced;
cbau5erwork waiting o. nurse wages $40
SZ5 Waldorf Agency, Il West 33d az. Phone
New-York tribune., 1911-01-04

! IAr-NDRESS- S--ThOroughly experienced; would
! .nceS Waldorf Agency, II West S3d st. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
GARY IS LARGEST
PRICED WINNER
.Ringmaster, Favorite, Easily
Wins Junior Steeplc-
chase.

Baltimore. Md. October e--The
Junior Stee plechase. the feature of to-
days card at Pimlico, furnished poor
sport. for two of the seven starters
went down. and Ringmaster. The favor
lite. won easily. The largest priced
winner of the meet turned up in Gary.
In the opener. Summary:
First race-two- year olds, five and
II half furlongs--Gary 107 (Schuttin-
Miss wigs. ZOE (McTaggarD, q to /.
even and ! TO %. second: Calph, liz
tMcCahey). IS to 8, : to and QUIT,
third. Time, SOS. Belle Hampton.
JawSone. Avernus. Chiffon. Trance
and Armagh ran.
Second race-maidens, all ages ono
mile-Castania, III CShilling), (even.
l to and oVt. first; My Fellow. III
tMcTaggarD, &C to l, > to l and even),
second; Stairs, e5 tDiggins). az to ..
3 TO and TO -. third. Time. l:41 As.
Red Jacket. Fantasque, Nottingham.
Judge Walser and Mcleod F. ran
Third race-three-year olds and up.
mile and an eishth-Bounder. los
(Shilling), q 10 2. even and to 81,
first; Chickasaw. III (Dugan), g to /
and to 6). second. Supervisor. se
tSchuttinger). Is to 1, to ] and 4 to
50. third. Time, :54 2-5. Harvey F.,
Belfast. Ursa Major. Shelby and Henry
Munroe also ran.
Fourth race-Junior Steeplecha Sc.
three-year -olds and up. two miles
Ringmaster 1875 (Williams), q 20 5.
to 10 and / to 81. first; Lamp Black.
la5 tAllen). Cs to s. to and to 81.
second; ]. c. Ewalt. 1913 DOLLY, Is to
|, to and to lo), third Time.
4:oi l-5. st. Aloysius. Sir Watson.
i-aomedon and Virginia Creeper ran.
Fifth race-three-year- olds and up.
one and quarter miles-Sotemia. l1S
(Soauttinger), G3 to 5. l to 2 and out) 4.
first; Cliff Edge. 124 (Dugan). 6 to l.,
to and ouD. second owanux. 40
tMcCahey), 60 TO 10 and OUT. third.
Time e:0S SIS. Only three starters.
Sixth race-three-year-old and up,
mile and sixteenth-Amalh, l1S (Afc.
Cahey) a to 5. to 8 and ouD, hrst:
Moramara, los (Alexander), % to q.
6 to and to %, second: Roebucl
100 (Dugan), G3 to S, 1 to 2 and out)
third Time. 1:is. Gold Winek. ort-
son ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
DARING BERGDOLl
WINS GREAT RACE
Averages More Than 81 Miles an
Hour and Lowers Track Re-
cord by II Minutes.

Philadelphia, October 9.-Averaging
more than sixty one miles an hour for
the entire distance. Erwin Bergdoll. a
young Philadelphia amateur automo-
bile driver. belonging 10 wealthy
family. risked his life and won fame
to-day by capturing the fourth annual
202 1-2-mile road race over the Fair
mount Park course, with a ninety
horsepower Benz. The daring Bergdoll
not only lowered the record for the
lap, but also reduced by about eleven
minutes the Paramount Park record for
the distance OF the race. His time was
hours Is minutes Al 35-1Oo seconds
He reduced the lap record from seven
minutes IS seconds to minutes % sec
onds for the 40 miles.
Wishart. OF Greenwich. l. l., another
amateur driver, finished second in u
ninety-horsepower Mercedes, In 3:20:11
I2-1oo; Ralph milford, driving a
Lozier. was third in S:2l:52 7s-lOo: Len
Iengle. who won the ract last year,
was fourth In a National in 3:25:ba
s6-1o0, and Louis Disbrow. also driving
National, finished in nth place. in
3:2S:22 s2-1o0.
Harry Grant. two-time Vanderbilt
cup winner, driving Lozicr. was
sixth In 3:2S:5o 37-lno: Hughie Hughes
In Mercer. seventh, time 3:2s:45
So-loo: Gil Anderson. in Stutz. eighth,
time o:4o:23 $500. and Donald Herr
ninth, In National. time 5'4o:a3
S7-l0o
Bergdoli received $4,000 for winning
the race. and an additional $1,000 for
being the fastest car in division &C, of
the classification of cars. under the
rules Of the American Automobile As
ISOLATION; Wishart received $1,000. for
INC fastest time In division &c: Dis
brow $1,000, for the fastest time In
division &C. and Hughes. $1,000. for the
fastest time in Sc.
The race was the most successful yet
held by the Quaker City Motor Club
not contestant nor a spectator being
injured while the race was on. 1t was
estimated by the police that $4,000
people Witnessed the stirring event.