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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
THUGS STAGE 4
ROBBERIES
Hold Up Street Car, 2 Men
oil Station, Crack Safe

Bandits Tuesday night ana wednos.
day morning deliberately hold up a
street car robbed an oil station. two
pedestrians and held a night watch.
man al bay while a safe was robbed
About 1916 a, m, Wednesday n, G..
Lennon. operator or one man
Myrtle st. car. saw two men in The
street awaiting his car. al 2tth ave.
n, and Caller 81. Lennon stopped
for them and as he opened tho door
both stepped aboard ana pulled black
masks over their faces. az the same
time producing guns.
They robbed Lennon q $50 and
then ran 20 a small touring car and
drove OF. There were no passengers
on tho car.
A lone bandit about 4 a, m.
"Wednesday broke into the office Of
the Occidental SIN company. Beach
drive and W Myrtle a.. and held up
II. A. Nudd. the night Waterman.
The rohbcr threatened 10 kill Nudd
unless the Waterman stood facing
the wall. and then cot 10 work 10
batter opru the safe.
The outer door was unlocked, but
tho inner door was broken open with
a sledgu hammer. The bandit told
Nudd he was looking for papers, but
ala not find them In the EtrongboX
The yegg broke open a desk and
took several papers from e. lie fled
Apparently the same two bandits
who robbed the street car held w
w. l.. Thomas. 1895 Eighth ave. W.
AZ Eighth ave. W. and Howe a.. a,
King. 4os9 Fremont ave. was with
Thomas and both men were robbed
Thomas lost 81 and King 81. The
bandits also escaped IN an automo
bile IN this case.
The Union OIL station ~ Eastlaks
ave and Fairview ave, was robbed
about 10 o'clock Tuesday night by
ono man wearing oycralls. glasses
and checked coat. Tho attendant
los; g..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
REVOLT NIP Pc D
IN BRAZIL
Widespread Plot 10 0verturn
Government Discovered

RIO DE JASEiRo. oct. ga
widespread plot 20 overthrow tho
government has been discovered aud
tho leaders arrested. Il waH an.
uounocd officially last night
Tho news. following Tho three
weeks REBELLION in Sac Paulo. Ia
July. caused a sensation. but the
government appeared 20 have tho
situation well IN hand.
widespread arrests have been
made IN connection with a sedliloua
movement, designed 20 overturn tho
established authorities. ta!d tho o..
ficlai statement.
The plot had been 20 fully worked
out that even cabinet posts IA the
proposed regime had been dtstrib.
utrd.
rho revolt had been planned for
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Difficult to Keep Your
Hair Wavy? Read This

II you have not yet tried the Hilmsrins
msthOd. by all means do -. whether
your hair ba long or bobbei You'll
never again use ths ruinous heated iron.
The euriiussa viii appear 40 perfectly
natural and the hair viii bo 80 beautiful
~ iustrous instead % dried and parched.
Thus ilquid ElimsFine serves also ~ a
beneficial dressing for the hair. IL IL
neither sticky nor greasy, but quite pleas
ant 20 use. 10 should hs applied with a
clean tooth brush before putting Up the
hair
Tho hair viii have the iOyslisst curis
and waves imaginable. and u viii b
easy 90 manage, no matter what the
style Of coiffure. Liquid silmsrino Will
not cost more than 20 cents an ounce az
any drug store.--A dyertlasnent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
WHY WOMEN LOOK go AT4o

With dark circles under their
eyes. saiIow compilations. drawn ox.
pressions, dropping shoulders. a lag.
ging step. many women OF forty
have the appearance OF women OF
sixty. In many cases this condl.
ton is caused by overwork or ne.
glect Of such warning symptoms.
rs headaches. backache, nervous.
ness. displacements. and irregular.
tiles which indicate ailments pecul.
lar to women. II all women so
afflicted would only rely upon Lydia
j.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ID would restore them to a normal
healthy condition. and the prema-
ture signs OF age will soon disap-
pear.-AdvertIsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
STRIKE STILL ON
Men Clash With Sheriffs
Deputies al Baker River

Mt. VERNON. oct. e. - Strike
trouble ht tho Baker river power
project timmcrcd again today. fol.
lowing trouble yesterday IN which
Sheriff Conn and his deputies
knocked down several strikers with
gun butts. About $50 common labor.
os arc on strike. their demands IN.
Guiding release OF class war prison.
orn" and a boycott OF California
products"
Tho Stone & Webster Co. build.
Ing tho dam. n attempting 20 ship
men IN 20 mi tho positions left va.
cant By tho strikers. but 10 having
little success. About 100 recruits
were driven away from tho scene Of
the dam yesterday by the strikers.
Just before tho brush with the aher
itf and his men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
HAS PERFECT RECORD

HAVANA. - Manuel As;orEa y
Sopcrinas. chief Of the claims de.
partment Of the United Railways Of
Havana. recently completed 30 years
% service with tho company withou,
being absent a single day. Three
months vacation with pay are bis
reward He started work at the age
OF IL as a clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
SILENT AuRpLaSEs

BERJIN.--A silent air fleet Is the
dream OF German aviation experts.
\ plano that makes practically no
noise as Il moves thru the air has
been developed By a group Of Berlin
engineers. squadrons OF silent air
raiders would add grave difficulties
10 tho problems Of air defense. II has
been pointed out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Libeled Vessel Is
Released to Sail

Libeled on tho eve OF her sailing
for South Africa with q cargo Of
Seattle lumber. the German steamer
Martha Hcmsoth was released 20 sail
Tuesday afternoon. Gust Johnnsson.
a coal passer. iiboled the vessel Tor
$3.50. alleged duo In back wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Broker Arrested
on Liquor Charge

II. ~ Mooney 70. n broker. was
arrested AZ 24o5 Fourth ave. Tues
day afternoon on city liquor
charge. Mooney Is alleged TO have
had Is quarts Of liauor when
Pairolmen George Reynolds. q. W.
Christy and W. @. Morrison arrest
ed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

MENICo CITY, Oct. 22-Presl-
dent Obrogon intends 10 retire at tho
end OF his term in order 10 resume
his business activities and he will
not assume cabinet post In the
incoming Gales regime, he told tho
United Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
A Chicago Mans Faith in
Father Johns Medicine

Since my son Richard was born
3 years ago. our house has never
been without Father Johns Medi-
cine. II relieved Richard Of n SO.
we're attack OF whooping cough and
40 have found It has no equal for
coughs and colds. /. has been used
in my family for many generations.
(Slgned Frank Friedc. 513 w. 32nd
street, Chicago. III.
Remember Father Johns Medl.
cine has had slxty.nlne years sue.
cess for colds. coughs throat
troubles and as tonic and body
builder. Father Johns Medicine is
sold by all good drugglsts.-Adver.
tlscmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Extension School
Offers Journalism

Tho University Of Washington CT.
tension service announces two
classes in Journalism TO be organized
this week at 1914 Henry building. At
Z y. m. Tuesday evening class In nd.
vanecd short story writing was 10 DO
started. a class in news writing will
be organized Wednesday Mt 7A5
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Radio Programs
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %

'fDsNE'btt DtioDbt ~
KFoA--i55 meters, 1890 20 1870;
$50 20 10.
KFHR-2s3 meters, 4.so 10 Gao:
ESQ 90 $50.
OTHER COAST STATIONS
KFsG -Angolus Temple. Los An.
gcles. 27s meters $3.50 p. m.
organ recital. varied musical
program; divine healing scrv.
ice. 1890 y. m. sunshine hour.
KGo-Gencrul Electric Co. Oak.
land, 3i2 meters. p. m. must.
cal program; Williams Institute
speaker; 4 y. m. orchestral con.
cert.
kGW-Tho Orcgonlan, Portland.
Ore. 400 meters. 1890 y. m,
orchestra concert. y. m. chill.
dren's program; 8 y. IN. Kiwan.
is quartet. p. m. lecture on
radio, 10 y. m, Olson's orchos.
IRA, dance music.
KPo-Hale Bros, ms. San Fran.
cisco, i23 meters, 4.3O p. m,
Falrmont hotel orchestra: $3.50
y. M children's hour: S p. m.
Bradfield band. dance music,
varied musical features.
KFI-Earlo c. Anthony. Inc. Los
Angeles. 400 meters. p. m,
hour Of news bulletins: GAG D.
m. Dick Harris detective stories
and orchestra. 7;3O p. m, series
OF musical programs; 10 y. m,
special dramatic program; II p.
M. Ambassador hotel orchestra.
KlN-Tho Tribune. Oakland.
Cal. 500 meters, 8 p. M, studio
program. special features, or.
gan and orchestral rocltnls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
EANNT UNDECIDED

TOKYO. Oct 22.-The Argentine
aviatorI zannl, has not yet decided
whether he will continue his east
crn ar ound the world flight this
winter. Japanese shipowners and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

The herring fishery. tho most I'm.
portant branch OF dccp-sea fishing,
averages an annual catch Of more
than SOC. 900 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

The island Of MiyaJima. IN tho
Bay Of Hiroshima. Japan. is notable
FOR It's dec. and tho absence Of
dogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
6OYears AGO

approximately 60 years ago.
tho little schooner EXACT"
landed AZ Aiki Point with
ia small band Of intrepid
pioneers It's passengers.
consisting Of twelve adults
and twelve children. IN the
face % bleak November
winds. oct about building
their cabin. which waA 20
become tho foundation OF a
metropolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

officials have cautioned him that
while flight is possible conditions
are unfavorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

a Rootstown. o., gardener hoes his
potatoes at night, h wing a search.
light mounted on his hoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
The Romance OF a
Great Store
CHATTER H.

elunflF FflattA ~ tAAAo anu
cffcct-for tho little imml.
grant was tho late Louis
schoenfcld. founder of tho
Standard Furniture Com.
pany and. untIi a compare
lively few years ago. i,a act
iyc head,
little Louis had tho spirit OF
tho true hdyenturor, ~ a
time when a trip across the
Atlantic was looked upon az
a daring and even hazardous
cntcrprise-and AZ an age
when most children are l0ath
20 leave their mothers
apron stringu-.ho vrrturoi
10 come 20 America all alone.
~ eight he bravcd an un.
known world Ia quest Of his
fortune.
1t was a long. rough voyage
for tho tnnh.Atlantic "lln.
err" Of tho fortieH wero not
tho palatial floating hotels
o. toihy-and u was a tired
little boy who stepped out
onto tho wharf Ills face
was white and his puuy legs
trcmbled-but he kept n
"Hlff upper Up" and even
cEsayed n Hnlla an no greeted
tho uncle and aunt who had
come down 10 meet him and
with whom he was 20 make
his homo.
OF Louis schoonfeid's first
few years IN the country Of
his adoption there n little 20
relate. Tn lived with tho
uncle and aunt in Baltimore.
where he received his school.
ing ana became accustomed
20 the practices and tho
Ideals % the strange land.
-hs attained his ma jority just
after the start OF tho civil
war Ho tried TO enlist In
The Union forces az tho first
call for volunteers. but his
uncle and aunt were known
az btauneh secoasiouists and
this fact. coupled With bis
foreign birth. caused tho re.
cruitinE officer 10 reject his
application.
this incident L. probshly re.
sponsiblo for the fact that
the Standard Furniture Com.
pany " located on tho Pa.
cific coast. instead OF some.
whore In tho East
because young Schocnfeld
found Baltimore little 10 his
liking. with most OF his boy
friends going around IN uni.
form and somo OF them al.
ready at tho front. hS ran
away from homo IN tho
summer OF 1861. II no
couldn't find adventure IN
battle no would seek II in
tho then almost uncxplorcd
reaches OF tho West.
--ho went frat 20 81 Louis
and thence 20 Davenport.
In. There he heard tho
stories OF rich gold dlseov-
cries IN California from
al returning prospeetors
I'm md. answering the call.
n "a he Travelled overland
i IN w TO Saora IN c n 10.
my. hfAfAN $50 " VI NfA
M as q river boy.
CONTINUED
sSgSs 1'"'''''P'
4B8S q
FRIDAY
iOME-
e URE 0UI
lat ESQ y. m. FRIDAY n HON,
furnishcrs' Lecture Tour wi
be conducted through this gre,
HomefurnishinK store by Cial
rncr J.. Wciderhoid. Those IL
tcrcstrd Will find this nm M
usually fine opportunity
hear nm expert ON homefurni.l
ings. Seats will be reserved a
the Mrkrnninc Floor. whcI
lecture viii start from.
; ;TANDA''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
Elaine Hammerstein
Starring at Capitol

broadway Gold. with Elaine
ilammersteln. In the role Of young
show Firi. and with Eliot Dexter
and Kathlyn williams iu other i'm.
poriuni roles, iB having 80 tut
showing az the Capitol.
MlH liammcrtrln never has look
"a i0vciitr than rho doe NJ The
bright and particular star o. BROAD.
why Cold Kathlyn Williams is
tho embodiment Of a wise veteran
lu ways 81 the stage and tho tricks
~ stage door JohnnieH. Dexter plays
tho part OF ono Of those fabuloufly
rich bachelors who find that the
simple love of a plain little chorus
girl 10 lar better than the blandlsh.
mcBis ~ tho butterfly type.
IN order 90 keep tho movie spec,
tator from being bored there arc
two thrilling auto wrecks, muir.
der mystery and a flock Of pretty
stage beauties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
Colonial Film
Is "Neuer Say Die"

1--WE furnish everything but tho
correspondent
This IN tho pertinent statement
made By tho divorce detective 20
Douglas Mact.ean IN the stars com.
cdy success. Never Say Die" hhow.
ing for the last time MOndny az the
Colonial.
Douglas thinks his wife wants n
divorce and decides 10 give heT ono.
Then friend wife arrives and shows
that rho loves him. oh 10 very
much. Enter tho correspondent who
has been all primei 10 do her
stuff" right IN front Of Douglas
wife
This 81 just part u tho tanElc
Of comedy. thrilling romance and
hrcath.tnklnR excitement and danger
which sweep ike a tornado Of fun
thru Never Say Die"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
.Wallace's Initial
Concert Makes Big
Hit at the Liberty

Packed 10 Tho very last scat. the
Liberty yesterday ushercd In Wal
lacc's first concert OF the senson. and
the IAbtrty's first song contest
Manager Leroy Johnson Of the
Liberty thoater first gave "A short
talk on the contest. and then ap-
pointed Paul Noble. manager OF the
Liberty thchtcr. Portland. Ore. mas.
ter Of ceremonies Noble, who has
Just started second season OF song
contests in Portland. made special
trip 20 Seattle for tho event, and
his clever personality injected much
humor into slc program.
Choruses OF the following Eelcc-
tons wcro sung: "Put on Your Old
Gray Bonnet" MY Wild Irish
Rose" ''Marcheta," 1T Had 10 BE
YOU" and california. Here l Como.
Many singers tried for the prizes
some very good and some not 80
good. and that Is where the big fun
came !n. The SIS in prizes were
awarded according 10 the applause
each individual sololst received.
Manager johnson announces the
choruscs Of these five songs for the
next Sunday song contest AT 1880
o'clock: Yes. We Have No Ban
anas tfor this number person 3
carrying weapons will please leave
them at the chcckroom) ''Rock-s-
bye My Baby Blues" Roll Along, !"
sleep" and when You and l
Were Young. Maggie"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
Movie Star
Is Headliner
at Orpheum

Philanthropy with gomlg tuna
w up lHr plot ~ Bessie h8fEis-
Gales starring vehicle a che neu
prphsum variety show thar opened
hero sunday MI-7 Hauirlalt IN enc
of m9yielanIs stan
Miss Hlrr.seaIv pagiTa3H scrub
by" a young E,rl who, thru lack 81
education ana opportunity never n81
"a chance Go br 'l8iy
one ~ her customers o. "a phuan.
ihropIsJ and au ben with q friend
gives her a chance fpr AN education
ans 20 course "sgrubby' makes
EooI
A. The young ehhrwpman Mias
Bauua1als has plenty % comic lines
tinrrd with the usual slang, and
when she nrsl yomr1 homo FROM fin
l.h.uE sshoal she o. "a younE fapptr
Nho certainly murders tho kings
English
And thtn comes the revelation. a.
she was only pretending
The skl, was written by Howard
Hickman. and De also plays the lead
Ing male role.
Tho -Four Camer0us. with 'papa"
Cameron, ana his SON featured, near
iy stop The show Cameron the
younger, n "a riot and he's not only
"a Frcst slapsii,k comedian. but he's
"a Nry clever tumbirr and dancer
Papa and son have some smart lines
written by Jack naNigy
Miss Cameron dances and ninra
and does como difficult aomerHauit
spins
Charles Sargent and John Marvin
don't SGT their names ln yty big
| type on the bil'boards bat Sunday
audience would hardly Der them
leave the stage. They sing and play
popular songs and they arc Yrfy
versatile musicians
Ruth Budi. one u the vaudeville
stages most accomplished ring Per,
formers. Ehc highly interesting
[ performance up IN the air and her
act has a lot Of pepper and person.
ality,
I Miss Budd sings dances and plays
( "a saHophoue. besides doing her aerial
fcaiA
Harry Hines sings some nut songs
and has a comedy monoloEur.
. II Roy. Talma and Boacoe have
a very entertaining Illusion and mag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
Are You Rundown?
Have You Had the Grip?
How to Regain Your Strength

Tacoma, Wash.-"Dr. Plercc's
Golden Medical Discovery Is the
finest tonic 1 have ever known
When was recovering from tho
grip, or the flu, and was having n
hard struggle to regain health. with
chllla and loss OF appetite, obtained
great, relief and renewed health and
strength from the uso OF Or. Plercc's
Golden Medical Discovery. This
remedy can be depended upon ns
n tonic and blood.mnkcr and / never
hesitate In recommending II TO
members Of my family and my
friends whom they require just such
help MS feel sure the Discovery
will give. Mrs, j. J.. wilkins, s573
u. Jay st.
When rundown. you can quickly
pick up and regain vim, vigor and
vitality by obtaining this Medical
Discovery OF DR.. Piercc's at the
drug atorc, in tablets or liquid. or
send Toe 90 Dr. plerceA 1nvnlids'
Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y, for trinl pkg.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
Jack Russell in
RiOtOuS Coined y
at Palace Hip

VAkING "a place amanE iha beat
4 laugh FrtirB presented here taiH
season. Jack Russell end his musical
comedy company are presenting
"WE0.s Who" flgt5u5 farce, az
their current offering az tie Palace
HIP lheater thlE week
lursrn A. in ono ~ the best roles
ana Be- given nu excellent chance 90
show ha ability sH "a collector ~
laughs
Walter Spencer 30 in another im.
p1raut part ana Hiz work On alec
very good
Russell Is cast Ga AdllpH Heintz
"a hsnpseked husband. ana Spencer
as hia brother, who handles bis wife
IA an absolutely different manner
Florence spurrisr Us excellent on
the wife OF Ad1igh Evelyn Du
Fresno. JaoqusllG8 urunea Bll
HuhL Tod ullmark and George vs.,
stanley all have important parts.
Not tho least pleasing feature q
tho weeks attraction o. the delight
ui stage settings According 90 tho
program. credit for this should be
given ben Upton, the scenic artist,
ana George Vs. STANLEY, the stage
manager
Helen Aftdis and tho Girls open
the show with "The Things That
You Do" a very pleasing uumhfr
Marvel L0HuE. who Be- rapidly win.
ming favor with her delightful voice.
Eeta over biF in her song selections
Ira Hester, Iargueliue hruneat iho
Russell -Four and clara In Ncile Oh
render musical selections, and all arc
fayonhly received by tho audiences.
7, y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

brother. innoccntly and thoughtlessly
frames Buck as the outlaw high.
way rohber and murderer. And
Buck, riding for life. handcuffed
has 20 90 some 10 escape the hans.
mans moose and the mob OF lynch.
.crB.
Evelyn Brent is Bucks little lead
ing lady.
Betty Compson's new picture Is
New Lives for Old"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

Capital Punishment starring
Clara Bow, George flBel,bthorne and
Eliot Dexter viii bo released Jan.
uary J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15
Desert OUTLAW" ana
VodUI at State

Buck Jones, star of many western
thrrers. IL featured at the State
in ''Ths Desert Outlaw Buck Is
on the BIN with slx vaudeville acts,
including n lively Girl revue.
Tho Desert outlaw" reveals the
story Of a young girl who, in despcr.
uiely trying 20 save her outlaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

Frances Howard. who has just
completed her work IN The Swan. :"
has been selected 20 play tho lead.
in srole opposite Richard Dix IN his
latest starring picture. ''The Maker
OF Gestures"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

The rainfall OF the South and Mid
die West consists OF water from the
Gulf of Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

In addition to tho featured cast for
"Thc swan" which includes Adolphc
Mcnjou. Ricardo Cortcz. Frances
Howard and Clare Games In the lead.
ing roles. Dlmitri BuchowetzM has
assembled On auxiliary group of sen.
soned players for the interpolatcd
fantasy thdt is to be n part OF the
picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-15

ie art net while tho Lnrner giriv.
with PM shepherd ~ tho plano.
ora the show wills a dancing aud
singing speciality
Tiny burnett and bis musicians
and tho movies complete the show.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-21
GERBAULT "COMES.BACK"
 IN FRENCH TENNIS
Star Who Crossed Ocean in 70 Foot Boat Hounds Into Form
 Again

Paris. April 2l.--Alain Gerbault the young Frenchman who last year crossed the Atlantic in his S0-foot sail foat "I'irecrest," has finally shaken off his sea legs and rounded into his former tennis stride. Gerbanlt has just captured the cnsiern covered courts tennis championship of France. winning the final match from Albert T. Guillamant, G-i, G-i, 0-G. G-3.
 Gcrbault's performance wns some what tempered by the fact that none of inc "bis threc," Cochct. Borotra and Ia Coste. competed, hnt he re marked that if was good training for his coming trip from New York to San Francisco by way of the Panama Canal. which he intends 10 start as soon as the "i'irecrcsi" is released from the Brooklyn Yard where she is now under repair.
 Gerhault intends io sail his tiny craft out Of New York harbor some timo next month. Prom San Fran cisco he will head for Honolulu. After that he plans fve-ycar voyage among the South Sea islands, finally landing fin Australia.
 For his transatlantic feat unrbnult vas made member Of the Legion Of Honor and received inc annual grand prize of 10000 francs awarded by tho academy of sports.