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Evening star., 1925-09-10
YOUNG BOB UNABLE
TO FILL DADS SHOES
BY FAIR PLAY.

NEW YORK. September 1O-Bob
Fifzsimmons' future as to paying
fights is problematical, but in the
minds of shrewd followers of boxing
his bout against Jimmy Delaney out
West was tip-of as to. his ability.
Delaney took the decision in a 10
round bout, clearly outboxing and out
maneuvering his larger opponent.
Now Delaney is a sterling fighter, but
not a great one.
He never had classet with Tommy
Gibbons, and Gene Tunley has proved
his superiority over him.
So the fact that Bob was unable
to punish Delaney badly, iet alone
knock him out, combined with the
fact that Delaney won on points by
a goodly margin, would seem to dis
pose of any hopes that admirers of
the late Bob F'itzsimmons have enter
tained concerning the prospects of
his son stepping into the great Fitz's
shoes.
As the writer predicted, the attempt
TO foist a Wills-Tunney fight upon
the public has fallen through, chiefly
because of the unwillingness of Null
Inns and Wills to let themselves into
scheme that would have made for
Wills unpopularhy, even though he
won the bout.
AS a matter of fact. if Mullins had
proved anxious for the fight the
chances are that Billy Gibbons would
have pulled right-about-face. He
Is no fool, and only nitwft would
have rushed a light-heavy against
Harry Wills, spotting the negro so
pounds.
Wills seems to think that Dempsey
may meet him next Summer. He
la iS oct .al0 nd
realizes the time is not SO far away
when he win have to hang jem up.
He is looking for a big money shot,
since in the IA years he has been
fighting he has averaged in earnings
only about $4,000 a year.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
HAGERSTOWN is EXCITED
OVER FIVE-STATE SERIES

HAGERSTOWN, September 10 Up.
A capacity crowd awaits the opening
game of the fve-State series here to-
day. with Hagerstown. winner of the
Blue Ridge League pennant, and
Cambridge. winner of the Eastern
Shore flag. opposing.
The entire grandstand has been sold
out for the three days the teams play
In this city.
This years series makes the fifth
that the five-State championship has
been contested for, the Western Shore
winning twice and a like number of
wins being registered for the Eastern
Shore.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
MANDELL AND VICENTlNI
TO FIGHT SEPTEMBER 26

CHICAGO. September 10 P.-
Sammy Mandell. Rockford light
weight. and Luis Vicentini of Chile
have been matched TO meet in 10
rounds in East Chicago, Ind. Septem-
Der &c.
Both were among the candidates
for the lightweight title vacated by
Benny Leonard. Mandells last ap-
pearance here resulted in news
paper decision over Solly Seaman of
New York.
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Nationals Nv Home 16Game Task
DEMPSEY WILL APPEAR
IN TWO TEXAS FIGHTS

LOS ANGELES, September 10
Ro.-Jack Dempsey has accepted
two boxing engagements in Texas.
The heavyweight champion will
be pitted against suitable exhibit
tion opponents I'm brief bouts at
Dallas September 22, next, and at
San Antonio the following week.
Dempsey plans to leave here i'm
day or two for Chicago to attend
conference on the proposed
Wjiis-Dempsey 1926 bout. From
Chicago he will go to Dallas.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
MARINE CORPS RIFLEMAN
WINS LEECH CUP MATCH

CAMP PERRY, Ohio September 10
P.-Liett Pierson L. Conradt, U. S.
M. c.. last night was announced as
winner of the Leech Cup match shoot
in the National Rifle Association pro.
gram. His score was 105 points.
The Chemical Warfare trophy was
won by Harry n. Renshaw, civilian,
Nogales, Ariz. He scored SO out of a
possible 100 in several stages of shoot
ing.
The Marine Corps Cup match was
won by Capt. Ray r. Tourtillott,
United States Infantry, Morgantown,
w. Va, with a score of 1877 out of a
possible 200.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
DIXIE HOMER RECORD
Is BROKEN BY CULLOP

MEMPHIS. Tenn, September 10
C0.-Nick Cullop, Atlanta, broke all
records for home runs in the South
ern Association by smashing out his
twenty eighth fourbase hit of the
season.
Previously, both Cullop and Riley,
Mobile, tied the record of - home
runs set last year by John Ander-
son, Chattanooga.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

Higgins did not realize-nor did
others-that the Yanks were on the
verge of general disintegration. He
has been lambasted because he did
not take steps to counteract what
has happened. But the criticism is
not altogether fair. for some of his
harshest critics thought the Yanks
were the probable runners-up to De
troit this season. Their guess was
as poor as Huggins'.
The principal trouble with the theory
of ma nager and critics alike was that
they forgot 10 look the Yank steed
in the mouth before the season
started, to get some idea as to the
condition of its teeth.
Several Broke Down.
Ruth rever was right. Pipp broke
down. Scott broke down. Ward was
injured. Dugan broke down. Meusel
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TUNNEY TO BOX MADDEN

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept tember 10 6P).
Gene Tunney, American light-heavy-
weight champion. has been signed to
meet BARLEY Madden of New York in
a 10-round fight probably in Minneapo-
lis, September 25. 1t is said that
Capt. W. X. Fawcett, the promoter,
lis paying a purse of $4,000 for the
match, $4,000 of which will go to
Tunney.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

y
This was our best chance" he says.
Il figured this as our year all along.
We had only one team to beat, but we
couldn't do it. Next year we will have
four or five to contend with. Chicago,
New York and Detroit all will be in
the thick of the fight in 1926. My
club will be strong again, l hope, but
it has lost its biggest opportunity.
Il thought we were on the high tide
until things suddenly turned against
ticularly around the infield, faltered
bit, and our pitching slumped. These
may seem the real causes of our dis
astrous losing streak, but. you know,
the breaks went against US day after
day Where We had been hitting in
the pinch. we knocked into double
plays, once into even a triple play.
We lost three straight games to st.
Louis 10y one run at the start OF our
losing stretch and dropped the last
two to Washington on Labor day by
the same margin. 1t just seemed that
fate was against US.
We had our full strength on the
field all this time. too. so there are
no alibis on this score. We had our
handicaps. injuries and disappoint-
ments earlier in the season, but we
surrnounted them and kept around the
top. Perhaps with our full strength
earlier we would have done even bet
ter. but that is only a guess"
But Mack is not through. Where
a dozen years of disappointment might
have discoura ged the stoutest heart. 1t
has only imbued him with the deter
mination to carry on until triumph
finally perches again on his banners.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

was slow in starting. Two catchers
broke down. No one can tell much
labout the pitchers, because they have
had little support from the start.
The Yanks see 1926 looming up
with one sure and dependable out
fielder. Combs. and with the hope that
Paschal is about ripe for fast com
'pany. They also have Ruth. who. if
his reform is permanent, may again
play good base ball.
The infield is shattered Every posi-
ton on II can stand Strengthening
Bengough is the only catcher worth
while. He is not a. hard batter The
pitchers are as much a problem as
they were. They may be good another
year-some of them
If the one-hoos shay ever had .
base ball counterpart. il was the 1925
Yankees. Screws. nuts, bolts, spokes.
hubs and sideboards tumbled in Il
heap OF rubbish IN q day.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
CHANNEL SEASON ENDS.

CAPE Girls NEZ, France, Septem-
Der 10 OP.-With the sailing Of Ger
trude Ederle and her party on the
Mauretania, September y, the cross
channel swimming season for 1925 will
end, except for Ishak Helmy, the
Egyptian, who intends to remain here
until September Is. Arctic weather
has been responsible for closing up
the swimmers camp.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
MUST REBUILD HIS YANKS
TO GET In PENNANT RACE
Midget Manager Has Only Combs, Ruth, Paschal
Bengough and Some Pitchers Nucleus for
Winning Combination for Next Season.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK September 1O-Manager Miller Iuggns
York task OF
championship pitch 1926 which successfully accomplished
will rank him the flight OF base ball
make Yank
will be that will
ability In words each player
season played.
gambled this
ball good
when by Washington
pitcher would
NhN he went att
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TWO SWIMMING MARKS
ARE SMASHED BY BORG

STOCKHOLM. September 10 Cp).-
Arne Borg, Swedish swimming cham
pion, yesterday bcttered two world
records when he swan 500 yards in 5
minutes 3S.1 seconds. and 500 meters
in minutes S.4 seconds.
Records last accepted for these dis
tances by the International Amateur
Swimming Federation are those of
Johnny Weismueller of the United
States, whose mark for the 500 yards.
free style, was minutes 5O.4 sec
onds. and for the 500 meters min
utes PAP seconds. On July %. at
Gothenburg, Sweden. Borg swan 500
meters in minutes 1876 seconds.
which he claimed to be a world record.
Sleeping sickness appears to have
overtaken the professional mat game
in the East.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
INJURED IN MAT BOUT.

VANCOUVER, B. c., September 10
Up). Joe Stecher,. claimant of the
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham.
pionship. forced Leo L'Heureaux. Ca
madam champion, to quit after more
than an hours graphing last night.
The Canadian conceded the first fall
and the match after suffering two
broken ribs In body scissors and a
haS arm hold.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

them pitchers. three pinch batters,
one pinch runner and two substitute
fielders.
ROmmel proved a sturdy relief
pitcher for the AS in the eighth. He
came in with Nationals on first and
second bases and none out. Bucky
Harris pop-bunted to Hale. Rice
grounded to Pool and Goslin took a
third strike.
Simmons OIL third and Cochrane on
first with two out in the MackS'
eighth attempted a dual theft. Bal
lou wheeled and heaved to Bucky
Harris, who relayed the ball to Sew
ereid to get Simmons at the plate by
a foot.
Fans admire the hOme-run hitter,
even though he belongs to the visit
ing club. Peck was roundly applaud
ed by Mack rooters when he socked
his two roundtrippers. All the boo
ing yesterday was reserved for Bucky
Harris.
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TIES HOME-RUN MARK.

RICHMOND. Va. September 10 GP).
Fiddle Mooers. Richmond shortstop,
tied the league record for home runs
in single game b. knocking three
against Kinston. Mooers made his
three circuit drives in four trips to
the. bat off different pitchers, and then
followed with 4 two-bagger off a
fourth hurler.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
READING CLUB IS SOLD.

READING, Pa. September 10 OP)
Sale of the Reading franchise in the
International League to a Newark
syndicate headed by Charles A
HavidS of New York >fas been an.
nounced by President E. ]. Poole
Reading next year will be represented
by an, independent club operated by
the present directors, Poole said.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
On theSideLi1les
With the Sporting Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON

JUST this month when the Nationals engaged
grappe
- McGlicuddy conhded
neither of that could
another ason.
Mr.
I'll
Evening star., 1925-09-10
DUNN RECALLS TWO.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, September 10
LP1.-Lawrence Babe" Fischer, out
fielder. and Harold Egbert, pitcher,
of the Cumberland Middle Atlantic
League Club. sent here under option
by Manager Jack Dunn of the Balti-
more Internationals early in the sea
son, have been recalled.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
GIANTS BUY A PAIR.

RICHMOND. Va. September 10 Up.
Guy Lacy, manager and second base
man of the champion Richmond Colts
of the Virginia League. and Otis Car
ter, home-run king of the circuit have
been sold TO the New York Giants.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
''LOST BEST CHANCE; 1926
WILL BE HARDER"-MACK
BY the Associated Press.

n PHILADELPHIA September l0Fae the breaks
Mack opinion have shattered his dream plotting the Athletics
this back the high places base ball and glory
havcb beyond for than
These factors he thinks stepped without drop
Athletics heights hopeless the
in
no OF unfit
Evening star., 1925-09-10
ALTROCKS SEEK RIVALS.

Insect teams looking for opposition
are requested 10 get in touch with
the manager of the Nick AltrockS
in regard to game for tomorrow.
Call Lincoln ZIG.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
PRINTERS AFTER A GAME.

Union Printers have the use of the
South Ellipse field tomorrow after
noon and will stage a game if an op'
ponent can be found. Sunday after
noon the Typos meet the Dread
naughtS in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
aBatted for Russell in eighth.
TBatted for Galloway in fourth.
Slated for Holt In sixth.
Slated for Baumxartner in sixth.
Washington o . 1. 02 o..
PhIiadeiphfa .... I B o x-9
Washington
Philadelphia

Two-base hits-Mlller. Goslin, Cochrane.
Threc-base hit-Simmons. Home runs
Peck i2).. sacrIfces-Perkins, Peek, Groves.
Left on bases-Washington 10; Philadel-
on Russell, /: on WalberK. Q; OF Groves. 2.
struck out--By Zachary. q. BY WaIberK. 2;
ZACHARY. 10 in 80 inn!nss; on Russell. 5
In La innings. OF BaIlou. e In inning: |:
OF 'Walberx, 10 i'm B 2-3 innings: on Baum
GARNER. o In rs inning: on Groves. 2 in I
inning tnonc out in the oixhthl OF Rom
mel. In innings Winning pitcher-Baum-
Fartner. Losing pitcher-Zachary. UmpIres
|-Messrs. Evans. Nallin. Gelsel and Hide
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Red Sox Open Two-Game Series
At Griffith Stadium Tomorrow

will
OF the the National Capital Single be
~ Saturday Manager Harris has three
the slab in Phu yesterday by aching tooth probably will get
who tod the Macks Labor day is likely
Saturday
Evening star., 1925-09-10
TIGERS TAKE PLAYGROUND
TITLE. DEFEATING GIANTS

balers yesterday off the championship the
when they handed setback the
L in OF the
The high school pastiners have played
three and playing deadlock
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WOMEN In SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

CORREATHEE kNEARD, Cone Baskerville
the three highpomt OF the Logan playground
Miss Kneard with points, the Class
Class collected 25 points highest meet and
Mis- headed Class c, wi Is talle
Evening star., 1925-09-10

Elk Midgets, who defeated the
Coveleskies, IL to 4, are challenging
all other teams in their class. A
game may be arranged for Saturday
at o'clock at diamond No. f.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

Fighting Dick" Hyland. one of the
. crack lightweights of two decades
ago. is now a fire fighter in Fresno,
Calf
Evening star., 1925-09-10

Cardinal Juniors, with a record of
80 victories for the season, are open
for games on Saturday and Sunday
Hess, Southend and Glover mines are
challenged. Last week end the
Cardinals won three victories in two
days by defeating Park View, the
Nightcap Juniors and the Washing
ton Grove Juniors. For games call
Adams 3489.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Providence, 20. Jersey City. l-2
Toronto. ST.: Buffalo. 1-3.
Baltimore. 15-2: Reading. lG.
Rochester-Sy syracuse train !.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charlotte. 1910: Columbia. 90.
Asheville. Is: Knoxville, ..
SDartanburg, 9: Greenville. 3.
Macon. G: Augusta. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Louisville, 10; Toledo, g.
Columbus, l6: Indianapolis. ,.
Minneapolis, &: Milwaukee, >.
Kansas City. So: st. Paul. 4-;;.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 3: New Orleans. 3.
Birmingham. 8 Mobile. D 90 innings
Chattanooga. g Nashville. :.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Portsmouth. rs: Norfolk. 5-4
Wilson, 8: Rocky Mount. =.
Richmond. 10: Kinston.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Greensboro 4 Salisbury. ..
Danville. Is: Winston Salem
Raleigh Z: Durham. 5
Evening star., 1925-09-10
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
Standing of the Clubs.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
New York at Phila. Boston at Wash.
ST. Louis at Chicago. St. Louis at Chicago
Cleveland at Detroit. Cleveland at Detroit
New York at Phila.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, o; Washington, :.
Boston, D; New York, 4.
Evening star., 1925-09-10


Joe Freschi and Earl Moser, shared
mound duty for the winners in the
closing tilt of the series and allowed
only five hits between them. The
Tigers now are looking for new worlds
to conquer and hope to connect with
other playground teams in city
championship play-off.
Chevy Chase Bearcats, who will
figure in a three-cornered tie for the
honors in section A of the District
Sandlot Title League should the
Pullman nine trim the Shamrocks,
will play at Rockville fair grounds
Saturday in a game with the Scaggs-
vile nine.
n. S. UsiltOn, manager of Benning
Athletic Club, wishes to book two
strong teams for Sunday double
header. Call Lincoln 7403.
Leo r. Wise. manager o. .he Airing
ton team that recent, took the
Northern Virginia championship, also
is on the lookout for an opponent
for Sunday. He is anxious to con-
meet with the Union Printers, Dread.
naughts, Shamrocks or the Aloysius
Club.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

G-censboro. 4 Salisbury. ..
Danville. Is: winston Salem +,
Raleigh. Z: Durham. ).
Evening star., 1925-09-10
PIEDMONT LEAG

Portsmouth. rs: Norfolk. "a.
Wilson, 8: Rocky Mount. =,
Richmond. 10: Kinston.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Atlanta, 8: New Orleans, ,.
Birmingham. 8: Mobile 90 innings
Chattanooga. 8 Nashville, :.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

them pitchers. three pinch batters,
one pinch runner and two substitute
oil
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CRISIS NEAR IN
DEBT PLANS
American Proposal TO Be
Rejected by France

WASHINGTON. Sept, ss - The
American proposal for funding the
50, 200. 100000 French debt TO the
United states today will DO rejected
by Finance Minister Joseph caillauS.
bringing tho negotiations 20 a crisis.
Standing on his original offer. sub.
mltted Thursday. the leader ~ tho
French debt mission viii submit, no
new proposition.
lilo viii offer 10 Secretary OF the
Treasury Mellon and his colleagues
lengthy document analysing tho
American offer and pointing oai Us
destructive rcpereussiona upon
French finance.
Ito will then read In English a
carefully prepared speech explaining
the original French offer. line BY limo
and clause by clause. and conclude
By stating that the offer was not a
"fceler." as Il has been interpreted,
but a plan which represented all tina,
his commission thinks France Is
capable OF doing.
To encourage further efforts 20.
ward u settlement. however. he will
explain that he IL not Stubborn IN
hts position and all thai he asks IS
latitude 10 set forth the difficulties
% French finance ana au opporiu,
nifty 10 hear the arguments from tho
American side.
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BUSINESS NJ A N
FALLS DEAD
Dog Watches Over Body
Until Help Arrives

Faithful even after the death Of
his master. Jack. German police
dog. stood guard over the body OF
John Edward Young. as. retired bust.
ness man. at his Redondo home uu.
~ help arrived Then the brute.
puzzled BY the silence Of the man he
loved. discharged his las, duty by
attracting attention 20 the body and
leaving Il In human hands
That was tho story brought hack
Sunday by Deputy Coroner William
Jones. who pronounced Young'A
death due 60 heart trouble.
Young was apparently stricken
while walking in the back yard Of
his home while Mrs. Young WIS on
n s6.hour visit with Tacoma rela.
tlvSs Friday. Jones reported
When she returned Jack howlcd
and pulled her by the skirt around
10 the rear Of the house. where no
took her 10 her husbands body.
No funeral arrangements have
been wade az the Collins Broihers'
mortuhry.
Young crossed the plains with hls
parents when years old. Besides
HIS widow he leaves a son. DR.. ". r.
Young. OF Seattle. and two sisters In
North Dakota and Utah.
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Registration for the new school
year az tho University Of washnE'
ton opened Monday, Indications
were that tho number OF students
will set new record.
Thirty,ayo fraternity houses were
ppt IN shape hy their inmates Mon
day. and rushing" FOR the various
organizations IL on full swing.
Nearly every national fraternity Is
represented on the campus. II OF
tho fraternities own their own
homes.
Eight arts are included IN new
course TO be offered AZ the unlyer
sity. II IL 90 be known as "lntro-
duction 20 the study OF Fine Arts. -
aud will include architecture.
drama. dance. poetry. prose. liter
allure. music. painting and seulp'
ture.
Prof. Ellsworth Cory viii be IN
chargo. Those assisting him in
elude, Carl r. Gould. Mary Gross.
Albert Loveloy. r. NJ. Padelford. T..
q, Cox. Glenn Hughes. Joseph har'
rison, $, X. WHITTIER Carl Paige,
Louise Van Ogis and Walter IsAAcs,
Receipt OF four gifts by the uni.
vesity has been acknowledged by
tho board % regents They include:
A miniature boiler and an engineer.
Ing library. from !, r. Hetrcrnan. q
library on hook,making. from VII.
liam Henry. university librarian. a
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RECORD CROWDS
ATTEND FAIR
Estimate 10000 See Big
Show at Puyallup

PuYAILuP. Sept. s7.-with the
largest attendance In tho 20 years
Of It's existence. the Western Wash
lngton State fair closed It's gates
sunday night. Fair officials esti.
mate the total attendance FOR the
week at 10000.
Manager Ilnklaior, successor TO
the late W. H. PaulhamuS was
presented with a wreath during
The afternoon as an appreciation for
his efforts In directing the fair
this year. sunday was designated
As Labor day aud the afternoon
program was opened with short
speeches by representatives OF or
ganired labor. A folders contest
in which 40 men. none Of whom
were under so years Of age was tho
feature contest OF the afternoon
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-28
NORMAL BIGGER

BELLiNGHAM. Sept, sS.-- Enroll,
ment % almost 1900 students was
forecast today as registration for
the state normal sehool opened,
Eight girls are entering 10 every
two men. early figures show.
Glasses viii begin Tuesday, fol
lowing the first assembly OF the
school year az II a. m. President
c. II. Fisher and Miss Adele Jones.
dean OF women. viii speak.
other classes will start Thurs
day. following entrance examin'
atoms for freshmen Tuesday and
Wednesday
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Tomorrow, nj Bodts Cafe. iAia
Third ave. Ham Sandwich, Potnto
Salad, Pic and Coffee, 25c,--Advcr.
tiscmont.
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(AdysrtiHomsnD
Asthma Cured
Before You Pay

ST. MARY's. Ran.--D. J. Lane. a
chemist at 4ts Lane Building. 81,
Mays Kan. manufactures q rem
edy for Asthma in which ho has 20
much confidence thnt he sends a
si.2s bottle By mali TO anyone who
will writs him for 4. Ills offer IA
that no Is 10 be paid for It II i, cures.
and the one taking tho treatment 10
b. tho Judge Send your uamo and
address today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-28
CHINESE FLOOD
DANGER CROWS
Fresh Break in yellow River
Endangers Thousands

PENN. sept. -s.-tBy I. ~
The fresh break IN the hanks Of tho
Yellow river today endangered tho
homes q 1000. 900 residents " tho
shantunE peninsula.
fifteen hundred square miles are
flooded, with the area increasing
hourly. Reports received here esti-
mate that a hundred have been
drowned.
Biologists fcar tho river course
WIN be altered 10 advance 10 for
mer outlet In Klang-Su province.
The food Is Described as the
worst In China since 1857.