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SPORT BRIEFS

CHICAGO-By United Press) =
Tommy Gibbons. St. Paul's fast step
ping heavyweight, was placed in
nomination today for the worlds
heavyweight championship following
the announcement by Jack Dempsey
that he will retire from the ring the
day Estelle Taylor changes her name
to Dempsey? Eddie Kane. made the
nomination speech. claiming that his
charge is the only man that has
stayed In the ring with the champion
since he took the title away from
Jesse Willard
, 1925-01-18
Rich (.
Is Plaintiff in /
DiUorce Action

LITTLEToN. Colo. Jan. IL
Omitted Press).-Charging his wife,
Mrs. Georgia r. Canary, with ''eS-
treme and repeated tets of crueHy.y
John d. Canary. wealthy cattlempn
OF Littleton. has filed suit for dl
vorce here in the district court. Il
became known today.
The complaint. which was flied
last Wednesday, remained suppress
ed several days. Z
Mrs. Canary. divorced wife 'cf
Fred Adams. was secretly married TO
Canary in September, 1922. =.
, 1925-01-18
WOLVERINES
BEAT OHIO,
UPSETDOPE

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Jan. IL
Omitted Press).-The University of
Michigan basketball team furnished
an upset in the Big Ten dope to-
night by defeating Ohio State by a
score of IS to 20.
Sensational throwing by Haggerty
and general teamwork of the Wow
crimes featured. Cunningham star
ed for the Buckeyes.
, 1925-01-18
DENVER MAN,
DESPONDENT,
KILLS SELF

DENVER Colo. Jan. 17.-0United
Press).-Edward c. white. ss. COM
United suicide in his home hero TO-
day with a shot gun.
Following q discussion with his
wife over financial difficulties,
White In a fit Of dispondency went
TO the basement and shot himself.
ths charge tearing a hole through
his body.
, 1925-01-18
Toxic School
Receives Gift
OF Rockefeller

TOXIC. Jan. 17.|United Press)
President Kozai OF the Imperial
university at Toxic. told the United
Press today that a gift of 81. 900 900
to the university library from John
D. Rockefeller, Jr.. is an act which
VIII imprint itself indelibly upon the
memory Of the japanese people in
n manner which mo amount of
sinister propaganda can efface.
, 1925-01-18
TABLOIDs IN
TELEGRAPH

by United Prcss)
YONKERS. n. VA $4,000 dia.
mond ring stuck to tho finger OF
Samuel Elkind. shoe manufacturer
so tight that the bandit who held
him up procured a bottle of vaseline
and held the member until he took
the ring.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. IA 81. 900
prize Belmont terrier owned by Mrs.
]. Willard Mcguire ate n bottle of
pills today and died half an hour
later.
JERSEY CITY.-Confined to a
hospital with sleeping sickness n
woman has given birth to a normal
baby. She doesn't know yet she Is
a mother.
, 1925-01-18

SOUTH BEND. Ind The home
coming celebration for Notre DANES
all-conquering Irish football team
deferred because Jim Crowley. tho
star halfback. was sick In a San
Francisco hospital. will be held here.
Friday night. Crowley expects to be
present and cas- his vote for the 1925
captain.
, 1925-01-18

CHICAGO-Packy Schwartz. Ben
ny Leonard's faithful trainer and
cook met tho lightweight cham
pion when he arrived in town to-
day for a theatrical engagement.
Packy is trying to interest Benny In
a business enterprise. the atu Of
which was not announced.
, 1925-01-18
Editors in Session at Washington Hear
Compliment in Address Last Night;
independence Is Grooming

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-(United Press )-American
newspapers of today are not only the "best newspapers in
the world" but more independent, more reliable and less
partisan than at any time in our history" President Cool
idge declared tonight in an address before the American
Society of Newspaper Editors.
, 1925-01-18

Jasper NJ. Travis, 90. OF Cedar Rap
ids. Ia. who drove the last stase
coach into New York City from
Scranton. Pa. in March, 1885. says
mail bandits were common then. too.
He and George Decker OF Decker.
town. N Y. in letters to one an
other. both recall the day Travis
coach was held up near Carbondale,
Pa Two OF the robbers later were
shot and tho third sent TO prison.
, 1925-01-18

Clark Griffith. president of the
Washington American league club.
is shown here with members of his
family leaving the national capital
for Tampa to prepare for the worlds
champion Senaors' spring training
in Florida. with him are Mrs.
Griffith. Thelma Griffith. Calvin
Griffith Robertson and Miss Jean
Robertson. Manager 'Bucky'' Har-
ris accompanied Griffith. The other
photograph shows Miller Higgins,
manager OF the Yankees, and Bob
shawkey. n OF his star pitchers,
on the site of the New York clubs
new grounds at st. Petersburg. The
Yankees start training in March.
, 1925-01-18

itorial idsalists, they protested that
there ought TO be no such facts
available"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Smith Wins
First Round

T ONG BEACH. Long Island. May
~ 2s.-The certified big guns and
a number OF ambitious pop-guns OF
Eastern and Southern golf began the
eastern qualifying round OF the ma.
tional open tournament Wednesday
with IS holes over the grim wastes
and tufted dunes OF the Lido course.
where the rough Is very rough and
life is burden TO most people.
Macdonald Smith. Of California,
holder OF the north and south cham.
pionships. who once shot his own
brother a decisive round OF golf in a
plsy-of for the open title many
years ago. turned in card OF 10, but
II appeared that 80 would be a fair
qualifying score. Walter Hagen took
rs. which was giltedged golf for
Lido. and Phil Turnesa, Of the Fair.
view club. Elmsford. N. Y, an anna
teur brother OF the professional Joe
Turnesa, relieved the tension OF the
day by scoring an ace at the 18th
hole OF 1o7 yards.
The field OF 26s entrants in the
eastern zone was divided into two
groups, the first to shoot Is holes
Wednesday and the other to shoot
the same course Thursday. Friday
the two squads Of S. players each,
who turn in the low cards for these
two days, will play a deciding round
Of 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Local Lacrosse
Club Is Aided
by New Talent

TNHE Seattle Lacrosse club win hold
l. its regular practice next Sunday
at Lower Woodland park, az 10 n. m.
a practice game will be played be.
tween two teams
Archie Blair star defense mnn and
n newcomer, viii play third defense.
Blair halls from n crack Eastern
team. Al Gillcpsic, homo player,
comes with reputation TO tho local
club and will play End home. Dan
Kelley, another new addition, will
plny inside home.
Rnnny Mcmillan viii lead ono
team and George slater has been SO.
locted to pilot the other. All play.
crs Interested In the game are ro.
quostcd TO attend the practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

Anne at broadway. Ballard and Gar.
field were arguing at Ballard. Lin.
coin was playing at Lower Wood.
land with Yves, Seattle. and Frank.
lin and Roosevelt were playing a,
Roosevelt
Broadway has already clnchod the
championship for this scason hy It's
victory Tuesday. Even tho the
Tigers lose Thursday to Queen Anne.
and Garfield wins from Ballard. the
Bcngais will retain tho championship
AS they won tho title last year aud
win be given the call over Garfield
To Coach Reginald Christensen Of
Broadway, goes the honor OF produc.
ing another prep team 10 cop the
championship. Competition among
the local high schools has been close
this last two years and TO win title
in baseball has required good coach.
Ing and skillfui handling OF players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Golf Queen

WHO viii be the 1926 Seattle city
w golf quccn7 That r. the query
tina; is being asked around local golf.
dom These days and q In very sur
prtting 20 hear how many players
have been named BY the dopedcrs
70 cop the title. Far be Il from
Yours Truly 10 even make whisper
as 70 whom ls likely 30 win the
award. but the fac, that every links.
woman Of note. with the possible tx.
caption Of Mrs. D, II. Moss Of the
North End club. viii bc on hand
when the qualifying round gets un-
dorvay nj the Inglewood course, next
Monday. shows that unusual in,crcs;
II being taken In tho meet
Cast your eyes on this list Of
players who have already sent in
their entry forms TO Mrs. X. T.
Bycrs. captain Of the fnglcwood
club and chairman Of the tourna.
mcnt committee. and you viii
readily realize that the 1926 links
tcSt for the city title Is going 10
he real scrap: Mrs. G. {. Cary,
tiile.holder: Mrs. II. o. Young.
Pacific Northwest champion:
Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh. former Y.
y. g. a. champions: Mrs. Il. Il.
Jackson. former state and city
tiile.holdsr. Helen Farrell. Mrs.
III. VI. Pease. Mrs. !. e. Bridg.
man. Mrs. ID. Il. Twitchcll. Doris
Fischer. Mrs. Il. i. Ristinc. Mrs.
X. a. Langley. Mrs. +. Van Pat.
ten. Mrs. ID. &. Moore. Mrs. J. G.
Moore. Mrs. J.. Carpenter. Mrs.
w. Pursey. Mrs. Ill Follricb.
Mrs. X. r. Stafford. Mrs. J. q.
Weber. And there are many
others on the list which has
nearly reached the j0.mark.
Tho pairinga for the qualifying
round will be made Saturday.
Those who fail TO get into tho
championship draw OF 10 will be
placed in flights OF eight according
TO their qualifying scorc. All flights
matches will be played on handicap
OF three-quartcr stroke difference.
But what is most important now
Is 10 "be sure that your entry Is In
tho hands of Mrs II. 7. Byers be-
fore Saturday noonw
Tho InRlewood course will be open.
cd 10 entrants to practice all this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

Everett. with a sgdown total. I'm.
lshed second. Tho best showing OF
tho local teams Was made by Ingle.
wood, which tied for third place
with Yakima. each having a 80.
down fcors, Tho Seattle Golf club.
80. and tho Olympia Golf dub. were
tho only other clubs 10 break The
tomark The Rainier COLI club
team registered &c. which was onr
less than that made by the BellinE
ham squad, last years winnerE.
This years scoring shows that
remarkably fine bit 81 work
has been Accomplished In the
revising Of handicaps. which
were changed from mems par
basis 10 "womrn's par" at the
annual meeting Of the nssocia-
ton. last August II II not like.
~ that the present system will
be changed II f. the standard
method Of handicappinE all over
the country. and undoubtedly
gives the true info regarding
thc quality II golf played By ihr
fairsex golfers, here ar else
where.
When the Bcllingham team won
the tcleEraphlc trophy with ~.
down aggregate last year. the han.
dicap rating was based from ''men's
par" Tuesdays play and scoring
will show WI much better than that
OF 1924. because Il was done under
tho universal systcm- from "wom.
ems par"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
SEALS POUND MILJUS; WIN 8 TO 3
Is
British Idol

EPSON DOWNS. England.
May 81 From the sodden
masses standing In the rain on
Epson Downs. 10 tic lonely
frontlttamaE IN the ouiposta Of
the British empire. the voice Of
Brittauia raised "a cry Wednes-
day, Come on steve; good old
stcycy"
For Rteye D0uoghuc. tho full
grown mite OF a man who had
ridden fire winners already In
Tie English Derby. got aboard
II. T. Morris horse Mamma. and
CoaAted homo 90 win the greatest
sport event in the world for the
sixth time. M odds Of 60 l..
Mamma must be- "a great horse. Of
course, being the first one since
1911 20 win both two thousand
guineHs and the Derby. but like
Earl sande. Ia the Enited States.
Donoghuc seems 10 loom bigger.
and uoblcr m the public imnsina-
ton than the stceds that carry
him home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Ruth May Be
Ready Sunday

NEW YORK. May 81 Babe Ruth.
who has lust been discharged after n
confinement ~ seven weeks ia the
hospital win probably return 10 tho
lineup n the New York Yankees
next Sunday. Il was announced
"Wednesday by MILLER HugTinn. man
aerr of tho club The Ilabc may be
used only Ia a part Of tho game "
he does 40, feel strong enough 20
50 tho route we win not allow
him 20 take any chances" Huggins
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Coast League
HOW THE SERIES STAND
THE REFEREE

Who holds the modern major
league record for most wild pitches
In a game7-F. Y. r..
The record Is five. Jointly held by
wheatley OF Detroit and Larry
Cheney. Brooklyn.
When did Mike Gibbons retire
from the ring?-F. T. r.
In 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

ond time. but tho Redskins we're 50
FAR behind and tbs rain was raining.
and yon know how it was. the bugs
simply couldn't raise anything more
than feeble cheer or two.
In passing let u be said that Bob
Geary, onc.time Indian. did a nasty
Job Of pitching for the seas after
Marty Griffin had taken the long
walk in the fourth frame. Geary
fast-balled the Tribe TO death and
that's all there was 10 Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

par tournament
OF the washing
ton state Won
EMS Golf msoci
alton. played
Tuesday. was
won by tho spo.
kAno Country
club team. with
n 81 down nggrc.
gate. Twelve
member clubs
each with eight
woman teams.
G o m pctcd in
this very popu.
lar test over
their HON e
c0uFHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

SeasonCones
to End Today
Tigers Cinch to Retain
Title; Christensen Is
Master Coach
BY PETER SALyUS

RINGING 10 a close
one OF the best base
ball years tho high
achool teams have
had, ,he prep clubs
were Winding 10
their season Thurs
day afternoon. with
four gam ea The
Broadway Tigers
we're to play Queen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Makes Record

Christensen, with his years Of OK.
perienco with high school teams. has
turned the trick that no prep mentor
has done for the last five years. q
two.year winner in baseball.
With Christensen, Jerry Rcy.
nolds, pitcher OF the Tigers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
nrR GRAVES Nnr soIrR

SOFIA. Bulgaria. American grape
vines are now being sold here In
large quantities. They produce bet.
ter grapes than the variety grown
here for centuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

Of this ocean family favored
house, or what are they any
how? They wouldn't behave
at ALL.
TO yet back 20 tho ball game. n
was a contest for few innings. And
then Aiiljw hit Gene Yalia on his
right ankle after he had famed
Agnew and Griffin in the third
frame. II seemed 10 unneryo Miijus.
Before he could get the side out the
visitors had three runs and they
never did relinquish that lead again.
ONE BRIGHT
SEATTLE INNING
Tho only chance the home folks
had to cheer came IN the very next
inning.
With two outs Eldred had
walked and Herman singled.
Billy McCabe who il carrying
peeve because he didn't get
chance nj those short fences
In Salt Lake TO help out his
rather ailing batting average.
took a cut at pitch with the
count three and one, and when
iiie baseball wns returned 10 tho
infield Eidred and Herman had
scored aud AicCabe was on sec.
ond base
Pete Kilduff celebrated his return
TO the Frisco lineup by dropping
very slcllly home run over tho right
field partition in tho sixth 1t was
high fly that had no license 20 be
home run. but {; was one. is one
and 70 II win be in the record books.
They all count. regardless OF their
health.
Things want along so until the
eighth and what the Seals did in
that was very painful. from a Seattle
viewpoint. Suffice TO say they made
four more runs and Aiiljus. who has
been very. very effective heretofore
on the Seattle diamond. took an
early shower and was home reading
the evening papers before the In.
dians finally admitted defeat.
oh. yes. the Tribe made run in
the eighth inning when BRAZIL doub.
led and Norman singled for the sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Sox Move Closer

The White sox also pulled up on
the Athletics. beating tho Tigers IN
Chicago. 10 to 6. The Sox are three
and one-half games out Of first place
az the moment.
The Indians. in fourth place, beat
the Browns in 81. Louis. to-.
Babe Ruth, discharged from the
hospital. saw the Yanks win one
from the Red Sex at the Yank sta.
dunn. 4 to 3. The Yankees are stlll
nine and half games away from
the top Of the league. They may be
able to do something about II by
Saturday night. for they win play
two games day Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. four OF them with the
Athletics. This win make nine
games in stretch Of five days for
the Yanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
TENAS IEAGIE

pallHs 3. san Antonio 6.
Fort Worth ?. Houston
Shreveport II, Waco Is.
Wichita Falls Q. beaumont ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

In the American league. Connie
Mack's Athletics filtered away an.
other large piece OF their leadership
over tho Senators for the Senators
whipped them again. 10 10 ?. In
Philadelphia and the Athletics now
are only one game in front OF their
pursuers This was a grab.bag ball
game. Mack used four pitchers and
Washington three. including Walter
Johnson The Senators got Is hits
and the Athletics l3. but the Aih.
l.tlcs made five errors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

IHV NIyIHS IVUIII Tut Il IuH HOuTs every
time he goes hitless for game The blow
was single in the sixth frame.
That was all the excitement there was
for the $500 or so native bugs who
turned out TO watch the San Francisco
Seals and the Seattle Indians battle in a.
light drizzle at the Rainier valley park
yesterday.
It's sad task TO relate that the league
leading Seals beat the braves, to 3,
but we have to print the news.
When big John Miljus took the mound
everybody sat back in his and her respec-
tive seat and expected 10 see the hnsl,v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Spokane Wins
Wonen's Wire
Golf Tourney
Ratification of Victory
Yet to Come From Mrs.
Thomas, Golf Prexy
ny ALEX {. ROSE

A LTHO II has not yet been Off
~ clally ratified by President
Mrs. Roy W. Thomas. indication
arc that the second annual tele.
graphic handicap match play against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

shares the honor 81 winning the
championship. Rcynold carried
The burden OF the pitching duties
and u was largely thru his In.
tliyidual work that tho BenEnis
repeated. This marks the close
Of Reynolds high school life and
II i fitting that he should aid
TO such an extent In bringing
another championship TO the
Tiger lair.
Captain Louie Hun. Bud Gilmore.
B'll Stevenson and Les Arnold arc
other stars ot tho team who viii
irlrl. nrhs,.,I .hia fttnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Pitchers Do Better

Five pitchers went all the way In
the three National league games. 1
rare phenomenon In the day Of IN,
rabbit ball
Scott and kamp went the
whole distance for the Giants
and Braves. respectively. Aid.
ridge did NIL the pitching for tho
Pirates. Rixey pitched the full
nine innings for the Reds. And
Rheam served the entire eight
sessions for the Cards. The Reds
didn't bat in their ninth. having
the game won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
LEVERENZ LOSES

PORTLAND. May 2s.-Los An.
geles defeated Portland here yester.
day. Z to 3. Leverenz. Beaver pitch
or. lost his first game this season.
me score II. II. n.
EOS Angeles ...........,.. II o
fortland ....,...,s...... s
Batteries: Wright and sanbsrg; Lew
srenz. Raehac and Tobln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
RoRs 90 HOMES IN MEEk

BERLiN.--A man arrested hero IN
charged with breaking into 30 houses
in n week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Munson Made Good

AZ Ballard. several stars Will also
make their departure. Russ scy.
mpur, who Tor the past four years
has been tho maiusiay Of tho Beav.
ers' athletic teams. win graduate.
Seymour has captaiucd cycry ma or
squad with the exception OF track
and has three years Of baseball foot.
ball md basketball 70 his credit.
Seymour also won his numeral an
track. but dropped that when the
thrcc.gport ruling went into effect II,
the high sehools.
Coach Dick Mnnson, In his
first year as prep baseball
coach. made good showing but
The team was green and could
not stand the hnrd strain OF the
latter part Of the season.
Roosevelt spilled the beans for tho
Babes as Garfield couldn't beat tho
Tcddics. If the Presidents had been
able to win from the Roughridors.
they would have won the pennant
easily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
noMr MY LADIES

iiarfnsu. Euth ........s...... II
iigrHsby, Cardinals .....s....,.
saeuss'' tanhses s'.ss.+sst.......-..
WILLIAMS, NFoNus ..........
Robertson. browns ......
hifumpnN. Athletics ...4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Atlanta 6, Little Rock !.
Mobile Z. Nashville 2.
birmingham 4, Memphis ]
New Orleans I. Chattanooga Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Indian Ace Is Beaten
by Frisco in Opener
San Francisco Gets Three Runs With Two Out in
Third Inning and Is Never Headed; Brick EIdred
Singles and Hits in 33d Straigh Game
BY LEO II. LASSEN

JNTELL Brick EIdred got his daily hit and stretched
wv his record TO 33 games without any moaning 90 it,
secret that the little Indian rghtfieder takes.Dvei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
TIGERS WIN

LOS ANGELES. May 2s.-ycrnon
defeated Salt Lake here yesterday,
8 10 s.
The score n H. y
Salt Lake Observation-Disclosures.
Vernon s...s-s......... 10
batteries HlnEisfon. stewart. oxen
and Cock, Peters. piilsiis and Hannah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Braves Drop
Gotham Team
Third Time
Washington Mows Down
Athletics Lead by An
other Win in American

NIHEN the Boston Braves scored
w three runs In the seventh inning
Of their game with tho Giants
"Wednesday afternoon, they captured
the only series that the champion
team Of John ]. McGraw has lost
thus Tar this season, The Pills and
Braves up 70 this time We're the
only clubs that had heon able TO hold
the New Workers 20 an even break In
series. The Braves won, TO 3.
and IL was their third triumph over
the Giants in two days. All this hap.
pened in Boston.
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the
Phils were idle for the day 81
the Pirates. who are In third
place, behind the Dodgers. gained
n full game when they whaled
the Cubs In Pittsburgh. Is 10 3.
Vic Aldridge. once Cub. held
his alma mater 10 seven hits.
The Reds beat the Cardinals In
Cincinnati, I 10 ?, and advanced 10
fourth position. the Phnlies dropping
70 fifth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
OAKS BEATEN

OAKLAND, May 2S Sacramento
won from Oakland here yesterday, 9
to 4, nftcr getting away TO II -four,
run lead In the first inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28

rghthander make the Seals very tame indeed and bal
ance bats on their noses But the Golden Gate brand
Of this ocean family favored the Sea Lion side of the h
New Britain herald., 1925-07-14

had told him his opinions, those of likely to arouse antagonlsm from stu dent and other Chinese agitators who advocated revision of Chinas treaties with the powers and cause trouble for him In his projected trip around the world.
 Mir Lo, who attended the national foreign trade convention at Seattle. as chief of the Shanghai delegation is on hs way to Rome, making a holy year pilgrimage and expecting to have an audience with the Pope. AS a deNout Catholic he deplored the fact that the anti-toreign agitation in thls country had interfered with foreign mission work, but expressed the belief that in spite Of sporadic attacks on missionaries. God wosld take care" of them.
 Dressed in the hrocaded silk jacket and skirt which is the formal attire Of a Chinese gentleman. and siy feet one inch tall, Mir. Lo ia an ! imposing figure, He is one of the outstanding men In modernized ] Chinese oo1merce, being managing 1 director of the Chapel Electricity and Water company, which supplies power for a large part of Shanghai Business conditions in China, he as serted. should return to norma within three or six months