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Evening journal., 1915-09-30
RFGISTYR,S NnTICF.


Il STATE OF GEORGE +. YOUNG,
II DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
Young late OF Wilmington hundred. de-
ceased, were duly granted unto the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company on the
thirteenth day Of September A. ID. 1915,
and an persons indebted TO the said de-
ceased are requested 20 make payment TO the
executor without delay, and an persons hav-
ing demands against the deceased are re
quired TO exhibit and present the same. duly
prOhated 20 the said executor, on or before
the thirteenth day of September. A. ID.
1916, or abide by the law in this behalf.
SECURITY TRUST g. SAFE
DEPOSIT co. Executor
Address, Wilmington, Delaware.
sept1 4-ecd-0t.
L STATE OF THOMAS J. LAWSON,
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
mlnlstrntiOm cum testamentO annUNo upon
the estate Of Thomas Il Lawson lato Of
Wilmington hundred. deceased. were duly
gFanted unto Joseph q. Lawson on the
18th day Of September, A. ID. 1918. and
an persons indebted TO the said deceased are
requested 20 make payment 20 the admins
traitor, C.. &. D.. without delay, and an per
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 20 exhibit and present tic
same, duly probated, TO the said administra-
tor, g.. {. A., on or before the seventeenth
day OF September, A. ID. 1916, or abide by
the law in this behalf.
JOSEPH G.. LAWSON
Administrator C. C. A.
Address Joseph g. Lawson. No. 5O4 West
Eleventh street. Wilmington, Del
septl s-eod9t
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30C 9gART - PURE oALIgoRNIA "a lsoS n :,
Fourth street. mi2-u
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HELP MANrEn-MALE.

t1T ANTED-BOY TO RUN ERRANDs
w Apply No. sol North Clayton street
sept29-.t
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II OR sALE-sEvEN MAHOGANY FLOOR
Il show cases The Ogden Howard Co,
Fifth and King SITS. sept23-u.
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~ ovERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 10 get. My free booklet, $50, tells
how. Write today-now. Earl Hopkins
Washington d. Z. septl-lm-
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ID OY RETWEEN IS AND 20 YEARS. TO
ID work on milk wagon Apply between
and 80 o'clock 20 No. 100 West Nine
lecnth ST. sept29t
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Il OR RENT-FURNfsHED ROOMS, WITH
bnth liaht housekeeping No. Goa
Poplar street sept2s-ot
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n, WO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. USE OF
| bath Call after ~ o'clock noon. 305
East Twenty.third street sept2s-3t.
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THE EVENING JOURNAL. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 80. 1918
For SALE.

II OR sALE--ONE BARNES SAFE AT
so. $50 King street i. NJ i.
sept2i-2 -2wks.
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" OR sALE.-GOOD GENTLE DRIVING
horse. r.. A. Vallette New Castle
Del sept29-2t.
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For Sale
FARMS FOX SALE.


u OR SALE-FARM NEAR McCANNON. S
Il Church; 125 acres; near church,
school and mill. Apply on premises. j
J.. Tuley, Marshallton, Del Phone, D. & A.,
3211. aept1s-eud- him
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~ hNTED-WATCH AND JENELRY
w fcpaidnE. Also ese dtting. Stor-
unfu evenings until s o'clock. Saturday
erenirgs until 10 O'Clock. Thomas Jewelry
c.. 30 900 Market street. febis-tf.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

O ROOM HOUSE, ALI CONVENIENCES. .
/ = No. 3O7 W. Twenty-ffth street. Phone,
/ 65Ig-J sept29 ct.
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APARTMENTS.


A PARTMENT, TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
"A No 1914 Van Buren, St. sept3O-eod-lm.
Il OR RENT ~ FURNISHED APART
Il ments. No. SIG West St. septl9ti.
Il OR RENT-FIRST FLOOR APART
mont, four rooms No. 223 West
Seventeenth St. sept2J-lm.
= ROOMS. BATH, PANTRY AND PORCH.
- es. second door. All conveniences. Wash
lugton Heights apartment. northwest corner
Iwenty-third ana Washington Sts. ID. q A.
Phone, 4063. sept25-5t.
CHIROPODISTS.
e----~-,-~~>S S->---~>,>>~>~->-~>--
II LORA JOHNSON srRADLEY, no. COL
II Market street. Graduate of Fowler and
lama. Treats Corns, bunions lngrown
Nalls. Etc. Evenings by appointment. D..
& A. 2olf. ian2o-tf.
Il i.lzABETH HANRAHAN GRADUATE
~ erY4es q tianna. L,u. Chiropody and
i.snicuring hair dressing and massaging
No. 300 ADAMS ST. ID. q A.. 29OS. Even
ing by appointment. mar26-tf.
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REAL EsrArE FnR sALE.


TF OR SALE-SO. sO7 WEST STREET. Is
4 rooms, . baths. adapted 20 two families.
Lot. 6Ox15o feet A. J.. johnson, Eighth.
and Shipley streets mar80-tts-n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-13

Pasa a la pagina g, columns z.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-13

Correspondence especial para Ia PliEN>A-
LAREDO. Texas, Octubre IL
Los gobcrnadorres Y commentaries
militares de los Estados. cuyas CAPT
tales visitara ell Primer Jefe, en- 81
vjaie i la frontera. estan en- una
verdadera competencia para distin-
CURSE en- los asaSaios de que sera
objeto Ell Primer Jefe CONSTITUTIONS
lista.
Noticias oficiales rccibidas de Sal
tillo, dicen que ell ~gobernadOr Mi
relies. de acuerdo con las autorida-
DIES militarcs. esta g~astando gran
des c~antidades de dinero. para re
cibir de una mancr f~&stuosa al Sc
nor Carranza, en- su p"5Xima visita
a Ia capital dc Coahuila. Han cs,a-
do construyendosc actos ;riunial2s
y Sc estaa p~reparando veladas Il
terario-musicalc5. E. g~obernaGpc
Espinosa Nireles ha hecho III Ia
mamiento = los PARTICIPATES veciac5
de SaltilIo, para que cooperca pc
cuniariamentc . sufragav los ga
tos que dcnanGcn los festejoS qu"
van q ce.ohrarse en- honor del scaor
Carrauzl. +! propio Gobernadrr.
scgun 10 dice el a~"ri5d;co sem.-o-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-13
Est&n gastando mucIno dinero pa
"a agassjar al Primer Jefe
Los gobernadores constitucionalistas quieren re
cibir espIendidamente al jefe de la revolution

cismo-fueron adornados. Possible
mente las casas de concrete que en-
afurlIa yrz =. u--ar0n a ]aIornar >us
G:ncas. Sc veran obIigadas 3 hacer
rrescnte. aunque sea por Ia fuerza
de las circumstances. 81 sim2atia
a icfe de Ia revolution.
Sc i~ncautan IN edificio los Perio-
distas dc MireIes.
Viairro> Que .,,-aron ii. Salti..o
aver, me informaron que los pc.
riodistas que tiene a 81 servicio et
Goberuador Espinosa Nirelcs. pi-
dieron & este que les diera Ia casa
dg Larralde. para inslaIar ali las
ccicinas Y los taIiercs del peri6di-
co que puh}ica cl ~go5ernador. ba-
10 IA direction de un cXtranjcro.
MireIcs autorizo a los p~eriodistas
para que ocuparan Il rcfcrida ca
"a, que csta considerable como una
De las mas elegantcs de Ia capital
coahuilen5e. D.cha casa esta situa-
da en- Ia principal Gale de Sa!tiIi9,
II Gale Victoria.
Fl sc@or Lar"aldc .famas So HI
maGc.ado en- &olitica. Tcaia en- Sal
lilo = on atraE ciuGaIes ~-r~0ci0e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-13
Los ol5reros de Morenci explican
por que decIararorn Ia hueIga
Tn grupo de mineros hace aclaraciones a 10 asen
tado en- IN ~artfculo sobre Ia actitud
de los huelguistas

hi;os, declaramos enfaticamente que
es inexacto 10 aseverado de que Ia
mayor parte de los obreros de este
Distrito no han secundado el mo-
vimiento nj secundado Ia huelga, 81
no que han sido intimidados Y obli-
gados a suspender sus labOres dan
DO una representation arbitraria 4
Ia ". F. Of Miners, puesto que no
eS Ia representation de Ia mayoria
dc los trabajadores m~eXicanos.
Deseamos que todos los mineros
dc los Estados Unidos, sepan que las
Companies de Arizona afectadas por
csta hUciga. han estado pagando 4
sus obreros que trabajan en- la nina
con n pala, sol. 75cts. d~iarios, Y
$500 o 1928 4 los mineros; Quc
dcsdc 81 mes De Agosto del aHo de
1911, hasta eI mes de Mayo de 1915,
Ia CompaHia estabieci6 el trabajo
por el sistema de partidos, los parti-
da-ics trabaiadorcs fucron los descu-
OT.dores en- 81 mayor parte de los
Iugarcs doHdc trabajaron; que los
obrcros ~Dartidarios durante todo este
tempo. recioian de Ia CompaHia
%2.5Ccts.. semanarios para cubrir las
ncccsidaCes Ge alimeHtacion ' YES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-13
e Sr. Luis Ierrazas Jr. Sc en-
cuentra en- Ia {, De Torre6n
Ha resuelto continuar residiendo ALI hasta que
los carrancistas ocupen Chihuahua

gunas noticiaS reci5ia acerca del
Daradero del referido senior. Hoy.
aue ha obteaido informes ciertos.
NADIA teme va, pues tiene confianza
en- que los carrancistas nc 10 PERU
d~icaran. a~tendiendo q cue estUvo
mas de aUo y medic preso en- Chi
huGhua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-13
CORTESE Ell PELO listed MISMO

. . To I'D" 81 ~ 'di| il .s'Hf.r" 3 H'.-.. '"s-N- .t'-
rI>iILEIGH \ LO-DcPt. @a.-Ihicago. III,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-13

FL CORRESpPGNSAL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

NJ T.. 1.-THE simplest way of ar
ranging the hair is the most attractive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
Riddle S Bedtime
by William Brady. M. d.

The curfew hour for babes in arms
should be o'clocl, p. NJ. Any parent
caught abroad with q baby after
o'clock ought to DO hailed into court
to show cause. Take passing glance
at tho white. pinched, tired little face
9 p. NJ. for example. There Is case
Of neurotic or a moron in tho maxi
ing.
Up to the ago of four years. o'clock
whistle should find the little tots in
their nighties saying their prayers Mt
mothers knee. The sun doesnts like
to go down and leave them still up.
Seven o'clock is sandman's time from
five years to seven. And no trining
obstacle should be placed in the sand
mans path by foolish parents or re-
lations-in-lnw. The worst possible
treatment for n young child's impress
s!onable nervous system is aftcr-supper
performances of showing Off before
visitors. Bad. bold, self-conscious,
vain little viXens are created In just
that way. Hysteria Is disease which
by psychoanalysis may be traced to
subconscious Impressions made upon
the mind in early childhood. There is
nothing so good for chtld's mental
and physical well-being as simplicity.
Except. perhaps, for n brief few mo-
ncnts or the stage, how dcplorable Is
the precocious youngSter among norma
children.
From enc week to twenty years, the
child should go to sleep without any
monkey business or rocking or coax :
ing or nursing or slumber songs. All
of these old-fashioned performances
predispose to insomnia and nervous
ness in later life. The normal child
requires no help OF the kind, any more
than the young animals do.
II we had our obstinate way It would
be Illegal :cr any child under eigh-
teen to study after school hours. We
know that good teaching and normal
mental culture make night study un-
necessary for common and high school
students. II the young people wish
to read, play games, have music OF
Visitors In the evening. we'll and good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
After Thirty
by Antoinettc Donnelly.)

If you want to keep young. tho first
thing you must study is your figure.
Too often as a woman leaves the thir-
ties she shows tendency to stout
ness. Now, obesity is simply fatal TO
the looks. so as soon as eve: you notice
n tendency to put on weight excess
sively, be warned. Take IT In time!
You don't need to go In for any drastic
weight reducing treatment. So rule
your daily life as TO keep i'll check
the threatened accumulation OF fat.
AS we get on in years we are in
clined to take things too easily. We
have lost. in q way, the energy of carly
youth 1t seems so much more in
vitinS. for instance. to Toll about in an
easy chair than to get out for brisk
walk. Then, again, with the advancing
ycavs we are inclined to cultivate de-
cidcd ep!curean taste in regard to our
food, ana the richest dishes are those
which appeal to us the most.
Well this taste for all rich and high
~ seasoned dishes must he riEidly re-
pressed. Alcohol in any form is simply
poison for the woman who Is inclined
TO obesity. Starchy foods, such as po-
tatoes, pastry, new bread and pud-
d!ngs. all go To. make fat. and SO must
bc rigidly avoided by the woman who
wants TO keep her figure young.
Your diet should be a we'll selected
one. Eat toast instead OF bread: take
SnCCnnrln In your tea ana COUee, IN
stead of sugar; and eat plenty Of green
vegetables and fruit. Avoid too many
soups. Take meat in moderation, and
as much Ash and poultry as YOU like
For those who are strong enough to
stand 1T, cold bath every day. with
plenty OF friction afterward, is an ad-
m!rable fat reducer. If you can't take
a cold bath. have cold spongedowr
after your warm bath and dry your
self vigorously with n rough towel
There is something stimulating in the
friction induced by thorough drying
after bath.
Plenty of fresh air also is necessary
and 1t Is essential, too. to avoid much
lolling about in easy chairs. This las,
induces that fatal habit OF STOPPING. as
a result of which the unsightly roll o.
fat between the shoulders which hangs
over the top OF the CorSets often forms
as we get on in years.
Often faulty corsets are responsible,
for the formation OF this figure blemish
corsets which are laced so as to pres.
the fat upward between the shoulders
To cure II, in the first instance yol
will require to go through a course 0
scientific massage. Massage is also
splendid for fat which forms beneath
the waist line and for double chin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

skin foods lanol!ne, or the compound
made upon a base of lanolinc. IS the
best. Lanoline is an animal fat and its
one rawback is the tendency with
vi lag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

Belt for Whooping -Cough-Pleaso
tell mo whether a belt worn about tho
abdomen Is helpful for n child with
whooping-cough. How should 1t be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

Answer-Yes. Mako it OF linen. 1--WE
inches wido and two or three inches
short Of reaching around tho abdomen
at navel: eyelets and lace behind, over
the undershirt: on each side a two
Inch wide elastic insertion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
Ethical
Talks
Woman and Home

water in tho proportion Of: warm
water, six ounces; fine tnblc salt.
twenty grains.
Or leave tho eyes closed until the
tears which are sure to flow wash the
particle out, or until 1t is expelled from
the nose. If the particle stubbornly
persists in remaining, go to physi-
clan. Don't try any further means OF
taking It out yourself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

Mt IfttIe cost. PhysIcians have pre-
scribed resinol ointment regularly for
over twenty years. so you need not
hesitate to use 1t freely. Sold by all
druggists. For sample free. write
to Dept. Ar, Resinol, Baltimore, Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

but tho place for their schoolbooks. In
our experience, Is In school. 1t Is a
sorry thing to send u healthy child or
70 bed with a head full OF long divi-
sion, rex-regis-regem or tho square Of
tho hypoteneuse. You couldn't blame
such child for being peevish next
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

With the help of res
mol soap, THIS sooth-
ing, healing ointmen
usually clears away
all trace OF eczema.
ringworm, rash or
similar tormenting,
sleep-preventing skin
diseases quickly and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

The next morning l have sham
poo. Ordinarily l use an ordinary
shampoo, n lather OF white CASTLE
soap and warm water But Just now
noting the drying effects OF the cold
winds upon my hair, try TO use
shampoo which Will MD IN making the
hair soft and lustrous. doing for the
time the work OF the natural oils,
which seem 10 have suspended opera
fipuS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
Comple,ion Masks G,od


In winter, more than summer, the
face married by unsichtly red blotches
shows its unlovely bent. First.
should try for this internal remedies
OF a cooling. laNaLA>e nature. Sour or
buttcrmilk drunk in large quantities
say six glasses a day, is much used at
present 10 that end II has also the cf-
feet OF cooling the blood and IS m.lder
than many such agents. Another help
in clearing notified skin IS a COM
plcXion mask.
There are mask pastes OF various
Among them ! select as most worthy
ana effective this: liquid honey, ono
ounce: barley meal, Two ounces; white
OF one egg
After thoroughly cleansing the skin
n; night. FIRST with cold cream. then
/ with warm water and Il mild soap APP
! ply the paste, spreading il on smooth
! Is and evenly with the fingers upon
! tho checks. nose and forehead In the
morning remove what remains with
/ tcpid water, into which has been
/ sprinllcd tincturc OF bcnzoin in tho
| proportions OF warm water. one quart
, t!nCturc of bcuzo!u. ten drops.
/ This improves the complexion, clear
! ing it and suftcninE its texture more
I speedily than any external remedy.
Wind REDEEMED eyes. one OF the most
unbccominc results OF the untempcrcd
/ winter clements, should be treated by
tho ounce OF prevention. Screen the
= eyes from the wind by a thin but warm
veil. Far better if this veil have no
/ crosshars or dots to strain and tease
] the eyes.
/ No matter how irrltatcd they be-
come, don't rub them The eyes are
+ the most delicate OF the external or
+ gans, and are easily injured By rub
! bling II the wind blows any irritat-
Ing particles Into the eyes, battle them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
IS YOUR roILEr soAp SAFE,

Many toilet soaps contain harsh. In
furious alkali. Resinol soap contains
absolutely no free alkali, and to II Is
added the rcsinol medication. This
gives 1t soothing, healing properties
which clear tho complexion, comfort
tender skins and keep the hair healthy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
Antoinette DonneIly,s An.uera,

Brown Eyes-A girl With dark brown
hair. brown eyes and dark skin with
color can bccomingly wear cardinal
and clear red. golden brctvn and tan,
pale and dark blue, dark green, any
shade OF yellow, coral rose tpalc), and
old rose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
Questions and Answers.

Elastic or Nonelastio?-Is a silk
elastic stocking or q nonelastic. fitted.
laced stocking preferable for one with
Varicose or swollen veins?
Answer-A well-ntte6. nonelastio
laced stocking. or rather a pair for
each log, We think better.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15

for young girls. You can comb your
hair back loosely. holding 1t In place
with side combs. and wear II In q braid
or curls or 1t Is curly) down your back
with u bow ut your neck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
Let Resinol Make
Your Sick Skin Well

That itching, burning skin can DO
healed! The first use of resinol ONT
ment seldom fails to give instant relief.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

Ripley of the Fashion Art League Of
America, shows how effectively the
stripes may be used if the vertical
lines of the skirt are reversed in the
bodice A coat to match the DOM
inant color of the gown. adds to the
attractiveness of the costume in
stripes.
10
the bottom is the conservative width
of skirts.
Skirts are still short-shoe-top
length. Short skirts are youthful,
hence their popularity.
No one need fear the 1880 styles
will bring back the wasp-waist and
dropping shoulders fitted waist
line is as far as fashion will go in
pinching in our waists.
; Mexico appears destined to become
the worlds principal source Of petro-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
FASHION FORECAST
BV BETTY Brown

BY Betty Brown
1915 borroWs its styles from 1880.
We may modify the quaint fashions.
somewhat, but 1880" must be the
basis of correct style.
The thin summer dress or cotton,
poplin or silk is to be topped by a
smart little coat of black taffeta,
semi-ftting and with fiaring peplum.
Worn with black and white striped
skirt the little coat is exceedingly
good style.
Six yards as the extreme width at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-16
MANY HORSE SALES CARpED,
sch"rr stable Goes Under Ham
mcr Next Saturday.

The Powers-Hunter Company Of New
York has planned an attractive pro-
m of sales for the late summer
and early autumn racing season. The
ilrst viii be the sale OF the entire stable
or John w. Schorr OF Memphis at sara
toga next Saturday, at which the ster-
ing racers Ed Crump, David Craig
~l.eochares, Goldcrest Boy. Eddie Delling.
Mars Cassidy, l~indenthal, John ",
Klein and Lady Nandergrift will 20 I'M
der the hammer, This will be followed
by another sale of horses in training on
Saturday, the 2Sth, and that by the last
big yearling sale Of the season al Sleeps
head Bay on August 81.
At the yearling sale sixty budding
racers from the Mere Hin. Larchmont,
Glen Helen, Spcndthrift and Adelbert
studs will go under the hammer. This
sale will he held In the old fashioned
way under a big tent In the grounds
about the Haggin barns on Neck road.
Adolph Spreckels's Napa stud yearlings
will be sold under the hammer in the
paddock at Belmont Park on September
2, and there will be sales OF horses In
training September 4 and II, The fa-
nous Haggin stud, including the brill
liant $50, 900 stallion Ballot, and upward
OF se~venty-tve superbly bred mares. will
be sold of by the Powers-Hunter Com
Ssi.- &. Hnsoasst Sssm N October 2s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-16
ANITA SUCCEEDS AS
THE AMORET FAILS
These Yachts Sail at Scratch
in Grouping Of Handicap
Glasses Together.
CAROLINA ENDS SECOND

Some weeks ago A. q. Hill. a MEM
Der Of the Handicap Yacht Racing Class.
offered a trophy. to be sailed for by all
the yachts OF the four divisions Of the
organization sailing Is one class. To
this the executive committee added sec
ond n third prizes, and the race was
sailed yesterday off New Rochelle.
Anita and Amoret, OF the first division,
sailed at scratch. Carolina. OF that
division, had an allowance OF ~ per
cent. of the ELAPSED time Of the fret
boat to finish, and the others had al
lowances varying from 6 per cent. for
Sally TX, OF the second division, TO 1917
per cent. for Miss Modesty. of the fourth
division. These allowances were the
differentials between the divisions. added
90 the usual allowance in the divisions,
The course was II miles in length.
and was as follows:
From the surfing line, on Echo Bay.
northeast by enst half east. eight miles,
to and around the white spar buoy No.
3 OF Great Captains Island theme
southwest half west, four miles 90 and
around the gas buoy of Matinnecock
Point thence west half north, Ave miles
and across the finish line. leaving all
marks on the starboard hand. The win
was frofI ere west. and light at IL 10
o'clock, The hour of starting. During
the ufternoon 1t freshened to about a
ten knot breeze. n veered a point or
two above and below the westerly mark,
and gave the yachts a run on the first
leg. windwarl work on the second and
a close reach on the third.
For a light weather start, the yachts
made a very good appearance. They
were all close 20 the line. all but one
grouped at the windward end. the ex-
ception. Miss Modesty. taking the lee
ward end and getting away slightly In
the lead. OF the others Anita, In the
middle OF the group. had q shade the
best of IL. anita led the feet all the
way around and crossed the finish line
more than !2 minutes ahead OF .Anoret.
Moreover. she was so flr ahead OF the
others hat the sl!owan cs were negliRi-
BILE. moro was not so fortunate. for
she was only about six minutes ahead
OF Carolina, and TO her she conceded
more than eight minutes. and therefore
lost second place. Anita won the Hi
trophy, Carolinl the second prize. ana
.Amore the third. The summaries
HANDICAP YACHT RACING CLASS
START II MILES