Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1928, Page 28

M[lI]El YACHT RAIIE} | PLANNED AT BASIN lEhmmatuons to Be Held to Select U. S. Challenger for International Contest. The Model Yacht Racing Assoctation | of America will hold elimination races Memorial - Reflecting July to select a chal- | esent the United States nal race to be held at | Gosport, E in August. Preliminary permission for e | of the Reflecting Pool for suc nd grounds officer, who for- 1 entative Dallinger. | chusetts, who had | asked such permission at of the Model Yact Racing Assoc of America, of which John Black is president | In 1927 the United States 1rx~x the 2t after three da 11 defend the cup this | German 0 nder itions, a pool hn? (h( Re- pool must be inches fr.»n' (H M pool ‘and Col that he Jevel in the to urfl nt furt o the bote | the already in | is pro- | says | r permitted to 0 Tescue 8 boat when abso- | essary. Before issuing & | t he asked that a formal | request from the associat the dates and of the of contestan! formation be sub- | hat ar:’m\nemenm‘ vance for policing. | be considered and | n at the anhual the * association in New 8. The association | New York City J.; Boston, r § ine. Detroit, ‘Washingtag, t¥o in Ci go. Toledo, Jacksonville, Fla, and Montreal, Can- ada. ——— NOTED MUSICIM& DIES. ; ¥ritz G. Gaul, Bnlumore Was a Friend of Victor Herbert. BALTIMORE, January 17 P.— Pritz G. Gaul, well known musician, and recently concert master of the Washington Light Opera Co., died in Marviand General Hospital Monday after & Brief iliness. He was 66 years old | After @mpietng his musical studies in Euwrdj® as a Yo Mr. Gaul re- turned to the Unite tes and toured with the Theodore Thomas Symphony Orchestra of Chicago. Later he was in charge of violin instruction at the Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music. 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You find plenty of— Misses® Sizea Little Women's and Extra Sises Kann's—Second Floor, Women's Sizes Handsome < jobber br value to you well known ¢ Inlaid Linalew the color goes throegh to the burlap back—in six attractive patterns harmonious coloring s Fight hundred vards only so early ) visable, | Please foor measuremen Kann's—Third Flooe,