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LERS BOYD PARK BLDG I think it is the best of aU StL who are getting on in Women Z. v Our Dr. Ilerces Favorite !fn, 'fcy ; pen- iSJ ' about slipping their anchor one of these days and going down to the sea in a snug little boat, outward bound y for strange, lands. To all who love the water this Is an uncut page of romance, the thing they always hope to do and never quite accomplish. But a few days moigo the ebb tide carried a tor yacht through Ambrose channel on l trip around the world and marked the beginning of a dream to come true for at least one man. His craft is the flrst of Its kind and size to undertake such a voyage, which is expected to last a year and a half. It carried the flag of the Adventurers club, writes James C. Young in the New York Times. The sailing of the Speejacks, as this modem argosy is named, was the first step in realization of a castle built in the air two years ago by Albert Y. Gowen, Jr., yof Cleveland, yachtsman and big business man, who has been visualizing soft southern skies and the feel of the swelling tide between deals In the workaday world. Mrs. Gowen joined In the dream, and now Ehe is aboard the Speejacks as the yacht travels southward, the only woman who ever started on a 50,000-mil- e trip In a craft not much larger than many motorboats. But the Speejacks is a miniature ocean liner, said to be the most completely equipped vessel of Its sort which has come off the ways. After stopping at Norfolk and Kingston, Jamaica, the Speejacks will cut through the Panama canal and start across the Pacific for the Marquesas slands, a distance of 3,729 miles, which alone represents a record attempt for a boat of this kind. From there the route lies via Tahiti, Society Islands, thence to Samoa, Fiji, the New Mr. Hebrides and New Caledonia. Gowen plans to cruise through the South Sea Islands, many of which are practically unknown and Isolated from anything called by the name of civilization. The party plans to spend Christmas h Sydney, Australia, then on to Java, Borneo and Manila. From there they will go to China, Siam, India, Arabia, and spend their second Christmas in Cairo. Once more under way, the Speejacks will visit Turkey, Greece, France and Spain, before turning her nose southward to West Africa. Then the long trip across the Atlantic, reaching home again about April, 1923. Two years ago Mr.' Gowen decided that he needed a vacation. He had built four yachts, and set about planning a fifth which was to be unlike anything ever constructed, for a cruise which nobody ever had attempted. He put In a year on the plans before commissioning a Harlem river yard to far-awa- 98-fo- lay the Speejacks keel. Another year was spent in the work, which Mr. Gowen personally superintended for the most part. His craft cost close to a quarter of a million dollars, and to a boatman she Is the prettiest thing that ever tripped the waves, The Speejacks is 98 feet long, 100 tons, 17 feet wide and draws six feet Everything below the water line Is made of bronze, and all of the upper works are teakwood, especially imported from India, at a cost of about Even five times that of mahogany. the decks are teakwood. Inside, the Speejacks is finished in natural waxed mahogany, and for completeness and Her elegance she is without rival. driving power comes from two CAPS: engines, operated either by gasoline or kerosene, capable of 13 knots an hour, with a cruising radius James Sterling, the assistant engineer, formerly was a first grade lieutenant of 3,000 miles. In the The Speejacks carries 8,500 gallons camera navy. Ira J. Ingraham, the man, a secretary, and two of gasoline and 1,000 gallons of water. cooks make up the remainder of the As this last woud be only three weeks personnel. condensthe party aboard, supply for In of the hot weather ers were installed to obtain fresh ahead anticipation the has a ventilation Speejacks water from salt. These will prowhich makes it possible to obduce six gallons an hour. A refriger- system tain fresh air in any part of the vessel ating machine will turn the distilled every six minutes. There is a hot . water Into ice as needed. water heating system should the The Speejacks carries 50,000 feet of weather turn cold. But that is improbmoving picture film, and 100,000 feet able, because the route of the vessel additional will be picked up en route. will keep it within 20 degrees of the There are two cameras aboard and an at all times. Every part 0$ Equator expert photographer, who will take a the yacht can be reached by telecomplete film history of the whole trip. phone. It is electrically lighted and The Speejacks radio has a trans- furnished in keeping with its general mission range of 1,000 miles, and will tone. receive messages from any distance. The Speejacks owner laid out his She carries a wireless telephone out- route with the idea of getting away fit with a radius of 600 miles. The from all the usual yachting cruises Speejacks has four of the latest type and breathing a breath of real adveni machine guns, firing up to 1,000 shots ture. That he has succeeded probably a minute, and an arsenal of small will be well established before his voy Mr. Gowen plans to go In- age grows old. arms. He plans to make land in the Straits Settlement, Slam, many landings In places southern China and West Africa after and there is likely to be eomq game. lively times for all. The SpeeAside from being a jaunt around the jacks . has two ' motor dories and a world, the voyage of the Speejacks has dinghy for landing, and the machine a historical and scientific phase. Mr. guns will not be forgotten among the Gowen has collected no less than 840 strange lands which the party Is tq charts for his trip, and he expects to visit The work of preparing for the voybring back some notable Improvements in maps, particularly those of the age covered several months. The task South Sea islands, which still remain of obtaining passports for all of the unexplored to a great degree. As a ships company in the many lands they representative of the National Geo- will visit was several weeks work. graphic society and the Field museum, The boats odd name was bestowed Chicago, he will endeavor to obtain on the owner at Harvard, from which new information on wild life as he he was graduated in 1907. finds It. Mrs. Gowen comes from Texas and Bernard F. 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