The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 17

AOUSANDS BARRED HOM YACHT RACES BY SEAMEN ACT But Those Who Go May Find _ Prohibition Bars Down Out- Side Three-Mile Limit. ‘ practicable for be run.” ‘Steamship men of\New York Har- bor Are to-day. bemoaning the deci- aion of the Steamship Inspection Ser- ' in Washington that it will strict ly’ enfords the Seaman's Act whicn Provides that all vossela carrying ners in ocean going route: pase the three-mile limit.” Must comply with regulations calling for ocean size lifeboats, a quart to @rink for each passenger—the quart ing water—two pounds of food- Sthffs in reserve and an ample supply @f danger signals ang other eafey first devices. The steamship men had hoped that Washington would make an excention t@ this rule in the case of the Lintoa up races next month in which Sir Thomas Liptop’s yacht Shamrock IV. will try to win back the America’s coup. | “Tt will mean that only a few an occasional tonic. Saloon League was not in. hundred people wit get to sce the races,” said a steamboat man to-day, “because this law will make it tm- excursion boats to carry the old-time excursion crowds off Sandy Hook, where the-races will But gloom did not engulf several thousand prospective excursionists who to-day rejoiced that the colirse for the races would be classed as an ocean lane, far, far away from the inland waters where the Volstead Act rules as it does on the continent. “If the Governnient holds that the yacht races are in ocean territory, then international omarine laws must hold good,” said a prospective ex- cursionist, “That means we can get something to drink as @oon as we In club rooms about the city to- day this possibility held the interest of hundreds, They satd the thirst of Americans would offer an enticing in- ducement to English shipping men to send over @xcurwion craft. These boats would be filled to the brim— not with the quart per capita of water ag provided in the Seaman's Act, but with Scotch and other drinks. The plan they gonsidered most feasible would be for Americans to go out to sea and then be transferred to British or other BHuropean pleasure boats where they would be able to see the raceg and at the same time taken \An effort was made to-day to find out whether this proceduré would be considered legal by the United States —but Mr. Anderson of the Anti- ROBBED AND BOUND TO RAILROAD TRACK Victim Partly. Frees Himsetf, but Loses Hand and Foot ‘When Train Strikes Him, EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo., June 17, —George Underwood of Carrollton, Mo., to-day was in a hospital minus his left hand and foot and posses sought two men, Underwood said robbed him and bound him to a rafiroad track. Under- wood was tied with wire but managed to free his right arm and leg just be- fore @ train bore down upon him. Underwood sold two automobiles In Kangas City yesterday but had\dispos6t of all the money he received except $70, which was taken from him. Officers said they believed the robbers knew of the sale and followed Underwood. pont si ds MRS. ASTOR ON IMPERATOR. Cunarder Carries Bib Passenger List on Outward Trip. Cunard liner Imperator will leave from Pier 64, North River, at 3 o'clock this afternoon for Cherbourg ‘and Southampton, carrying cabin passengers, 600 second class and 1,400 third cless. On the passenger list are the names of irs, Vincent Astor, Mrs. M. 8. French, 8. R. Guggenhetm, Major and N. R.. Guggenheim, and Miss ‘The Mra, Harnado Bar J. Guggenheim, Genator Alfredo and Mrs. Harnado of Cuba, Mrs, Jesse Lewisohn, formerly known on the stage as Edna May; Mra. John C, 0, Marriott, ‘who are on thelr honeymoon, the bride being the daughter of Otto Kahn, and Sir Joseph and Lady Ward. 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