The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-17
RAILROAD LABOR BOARD MAKES ANOTHER BIG SLASH IN WAGES
PROPOSED COASTWSE SERVICE BETWEEN THIS CITY AND NORTH
TRIM LITTLE YACHTS
WILL FACE THE STARTER TODAY
Capt, F. f. Bingham's 'Peep-0-
Day" viii Be the First to
Get Away in Third
Annual Race.

1AR1tudA
"Peep-o-Day'', belonging to Capt. F.
F. Bingham, is living up to her name.
She is scheduled to be the first boat TO
leave Pensacola this morning in the long
distance motor boat race TO Camp Wal
ton, AZ miles up Santa Rosa Sound, and
return. And she will leave PalafoN
wharf just two minutes before six o'clock
this morning, and ere the sun has arose
over the eastern horizon she viii be
chugging along her way contesting for
one of the beautiful prizes offered for
the winners in the third annual race to
Camp Walton.
The special racing committee OF the
Pensacola Yacht club, after figuring the
handicap Of each boat upon basis Of
the speed made in the try-outs that have
been held in Pensacola Bay recently,
yesterday afternoon announced the time
that each entry would leave this morn
ing.
Fourteen Entries.
Beginning with the departure Of the
aPeep-o-Day' at 5:5s the fourteen en-
tries will leave at regular intervals up
until about 1880 o'clock, the Panther, :"
Capt. w. H. Pickard's entry, the speed
lest craft in the race, leaving promptly
at 11:27.
1t is estimated that the boats will ar
rive at Camp Walton shortly after noon.
The members of the club and all those
who make the trip win take part in the
entertainment at Camp Walton Satur-
day night. The boats viii leave there
Sunday morning, arriving back in Pen
sacola Sunday afternoon about o'clock.
completing the event
The official Lineup.
There is much interest in the race
not only in the membership of the local
club which inaugurated It, but by yachts
men and sportsmen all along the gulf
coast. The boats, owners, and how they
will start:
Peep-o-Day. F. F. Bingham SOS
Sxiff, F. Taylor ...................... 6:2S
Skiff, John soule ..................
Rosalie,. Capt. Duvic ............-.- 1888
Martha, Dan Shepard .............. S:O7
Marcia, Ketchum and Hixon ...... 1924
Pal-o-Mine. c. J Allen ............ S:45
Annie W, J. c. Watson ............ 1888
Mack, RoX Cowley ................ 1901
Mercathades, P. Stewart .......... s:Os
Gretchen, C. Hutchinson ............ 9:O9
FREELY, J. @. Rogers ,........,.. 9.3I
Autogo, A. z. Zelius .............. .Io.22
Panther, w. II, Pickard ........... .ll.27
Capt. J. C. Watson, chairman of the
regatta committee, has chartered the
yacht "Benetta' to carry all those who
care to make the trip and are not in
cluded in the crews of the boats in the
race. This craft can accommodate sixty
with comfort and is fitted out with all
1t is understood that a
large number of the members and their
families will go. besides those outside
the club.
Capt and Mrs. Manuel Duvlc and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs Ed CIere Of
New Orleans. arrived yesterday aboard
the "Rosalie,' and will enter the race
today. While in Pensacola they are the
guests of Capt. and Mrs. J. c. Watson
on North Pa fox street. Capt Duvic
Is a member OF the Southern Yacht club
of New Orleans and the "Rosare" viii
fly the S. Y. c. colors today
In Telegram to Capt. Watson last
night, Capt. Joe Behrens. the poet lau-
reate Of the Gulf Yachting association.
OF New Orleans. and a fellow well-Iiked
by all the local sailors, stated that he
would arrive this morning in time to
make the race to Camp Walton. He win
also be aboard the "Rosalie."
Other of-town boats in the race
are the FREELY belonging to Capt
J. G. Rogers. Eastern Shore Yacht club,
OF Mobile, and the Panther" belonging
to Capt. W. H. Piekard Of Bagdad.