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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
KEEN SCRAPPERS
IARE SIGNED FOR
REPEAT HlTEEST

IN Announcement that the lower
half of last week s card at the I'm
opcrial Valley Athletic club is to be
Erepeatcd this week, has been well
|received by local fans who saw the
1.-TWO opening bouts last week.
y Tommy O'Brien and Young Firpo,
ho put up such a bang up scrap,
hrc matched again. O'Bricn trounc-
kcd Firpo all over the ring in the
|xfirst two round last week, and then
"a ook mighty nice drubbing in the
h third. Both men waIIoped each
kothcr with everything they had in
8thc fourth, and the fight ended in
4a draw.
O'Bricn looked much better last
Ewcck than he did the previous
week, and once he gets confidence
lin himself, sufficient to follow up
his advantages, he ought to 90 big.
AFirpo also showed that he can take
PUNISHMENT and come back for
more.
Once again Johnny Rivers from
Plaster City will tackle the Job of
putting the skids under Battling
johnson. Rivers was going big last
week when Johnson clipped him
several sharp blows to the head
which put his think tank out Of
commission. Thereafter Johnny
wandered around in da2e until the
referee stopped the fight. Rivers
believes he has solved johnson y
style, and that he can give the
latter taste of his own medicine
Reports coming up from Mexico
state that Kid Savage is hammer
ing away each day, getting himself
into shape for his fracas with Harry
Lee Friday night. The Kid has con
siderable training to do, and appar-
emily he realizes il. On the other
hand, Lee writes down that Ic is
coming to he valley with only one
object IN view, and thd; is To give
Savage the K. o. in as short a tima
as possible Lee seems to think that
there Is no doubt about the result
Of the fight. OF course he cannot
guarantee IL Just the same his
positive statement shows he has
plenty Of eonfideure.
What wonlil airy fight fan in t}o
valley do il Savage halfcned to get
knocked ont Friday night, and Mr..
Fan WAS not there He would nev-
cr forgive himself after waiting all
these Years 10 see some boy knock
the block off tho "Tcrriblc Serb. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

New York-Mickcy Walkers vic.
tory in the shade bout here was n
just decision. despite all adverse
criticism, William Muldoon of the
state athletic commission, declared
here.
New York-Ernic Jarvis, who ar.
rived last week from England to
dispute the flywcight crown, will
60 direct to thc Pacific coast TO
meet Fidcl Labarba, worlds cham.
pion, If the New York boxing com.
mission will not order Il tournament
to decide the foremost challenger.
he announced through his American
representative here.
San Jose, Calif-Fight fans riotcd
for half an hour here last nipht
when Young Hank Roberts was civ.
en- the decision over Young Carmen
tor the wclterwcight championship
OF Santa Clara county.
San Francisco - Mickey Rockson
ana Sailor Joe Hughes fought Il
draw in the main event here last
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
NOTICE OF ESTRAy

Notlcc is hereby given that on the
l9th day of Scptcmbcr, 1925, there
were taken up at my place and are
now being kept at my place, 1 mile
east of Whiting Crossing, the fol
lowing described animals:
One gray horse, 4 years old, swt
about ll0 lbs, probable value $35.
One bay mare, s wears old, W.T..
about 900 lbs, probable value $l5.
Notice is hereby given that un-
less the said animals arc claimed by
owner, within 80 days from this
date, and the cost of damage and
It's keeping paid as required by
law, | shall turn said animals over
TO the constable Of FL Centre town
ship for sale, according to act 1860
Of the general laws of California.
(SigncU CIIAS.' FRAZIER.
Dated SeuE. - 1928.
S22 20 . e
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
SOLON'S MANAGER
HAS HAND MASHED
Uy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-Bucky
iiarris' manager and second base
man of the Washington Senators
will be out of the lineup for at
least week and may be kept out
OF the world series by an injury he
sustained TO his hand in the first
hnmg of the game between the
Senators and the Cleveland Indians
her" yesterday.
The second finger of Harris
throwing hand was split from the
naiI to the back of his hand when
MNatt stepped on it in running
iiarrs down between third and
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 25.--Pctcr
Sarmicnto, Filipino bantamweight,
makes his California debut against
Gcorcic Marks, Los Angeles scrap
per, in thc ten round main event at
the Olympic auditorium tonight.
The littlc foreigner has perform
ed very crcditably against some
Of the best bantams in this nation
and is favored to win tonight S
bout. He is attributed with the
vir;u" OF being II tireless fighter
and one who is constantly boring IN
and rapidly landing punches.
Marks * clever boxer and has
recently returned from Il New York
invasion On which he won numcr-
ous honors.
In The somi-windup Jackie Fields
will meet frankie Fink. The two
bautamwcights are scheduled to go
six rounds. Fields was q member of
the 1924 Olympic games boxing
team.
Chariie Fcraci and Andre Dupre
meet in the special event. The
Freliminaries feature Pedro Villa
against Charlie Moy and Johnny
Sacco against Thomas Shull.
y varsity captain for the coming
year will be elected at the Univcrs-
ty of Southern California today.
Fay Thomas, who was elected
captain last fail has been declar-
ed Ineligible hy the school faculty
for participating in baseball games
for which he received money. The
election to choose his successor was
held this morning.
Hobbs Adams, end, was strong
favorite, according to campus talk.
Peter Dcpaolo. fast travelling Ital-
ian who has cinched the 1925 \.
y. 4 speedway championship, is
scheduled to return to his home in
Los Angeles today.
The Young Italian, IL nephew of
Ralph nepalma s, is coming home
after IN invasion of France aud
ltaly. lie wih-Start training soon
for the speedway classic at the Cul-
Ver~tftN speedway next ThanksgiV-
ing Day.
Nid MEXICO W. meet Hank Cat
tom in the ten round main event at
Wilmington tonight.
Buck Hollcy and Hayden Ply
THAN arc slated for eight round in
the scmi.windup.
The absence of Thomas on the
varsity yesterday was noticeable.
Though ineligible, the former cap
tain reported and played in scrim.
nrlgc on the. ineligible eleven.
Coach Howard Jones, the hardest
working man on the /. :. G. field
these afternoons, spent most of his
time working over the prospective
tackles.
Bill Cook, Henry Lcfcbvrc, Bob
Lee and Honey Earle showed up
we'll in scrimmagc yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FOR RENT-B acres cantaloupe
land in alfalfa yrs. $500 acre.
Mt. Signal district. L. n. Rock
wood. Phone 15F11, Calexieo.
19 90 26 so 8
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
No, l0il6-Dcpt
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court Of the State
CT California, in and for the
County of Imperial

/ PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODI-CE
: '.oMfANI, Il Corporation, Plain.
! tiff.
!. '. llARRlGAN, HAM SERVICE
STATION, Il Corporation: A. IL
KELLER, l.. BEATTY, BUREAU
! OF RECLAMATION OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
lOR or TIE UNITED STATES.
! ~ HANSEN, W. j. JONES, DE
! MCND LUMBER COMPANY, a
! corporation, !. NJ. NEIL. and
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
| COMPANY, Corporation, Dc.
PENDANTS.
The People Of the State of Cali.
fornia Send Greeting TO:
i. V. Harrigan, Ham Service Sta.
ton, a corporation, A. IT. Keller. l..
l'caty, Bureau of Reclamation OF
department of the Interior of the
nltod states, y. Hansen, W. j.
Jones, Dcmund Lumber COMPANY. n
corporation, J. NJ. Neil and Western
Union Telegraph Company, q corpo-
'''''i'' ~ l'l'ldlliS.
You Arc Hereby Directed to Ap.
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
.of the County of Imperial, State
of California, within ton days af-
ter the service on YOU of this Sum
mons-if served within this county;
or within thirty days If served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear anl answer rs
above required. the .ail Plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demaGLcl in the Com.
plaint, as arising upon contract OF
it will apply TO the Court for, any
other rclief demanded in The Ccm-
plaint.
Given IN Ter my hand and the
seal Of he Superior Court of The
County of Imperial. s. tie OF Cali.
fornia, this l5Jh day Of August,
1925.
G. &. MOU>SENG, Clerk.
Hv i, NJ. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
(Supcrior Court ScaD
c. 4. Bell, lIickcoX and Trudc, and
Nj. !. Church, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FOR SALE-23 cows IL heifers,
team of mules, all implements and
tools, with lease on 40 acres of
new alfalfa. $2,SOO.OO, terms. ~
miles south y mile west of Heb.
or. Rte. A Box %, Calcxico. 21t0
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
DEMPSEY TO PUT
ON SPECIAL SHOW
AT Los ANGELES

Los Angeles boxing fans are al
hCt up over the announcement that
Champion Jack Dempsey will bo>
two men at Promoter Dick Donald 5
big fistic carnival at Ascot Park
i,on Saturday afternoon, October 10
Jack will take on each opponent for
two rounds. Donald viii endeavoi
to get the two toughest men he can
dig up to face the champion who
intends TO cut in and make as short
work of the men as possible.
This will be the first time that
Dempsey has ever been seen in real
ring action in Los Angeles and it
is fully expected that he will pack
the vast ampithcatcr at Ascot Park
The champion has already started
in TO train at his Spring street
training camp and will enter the ring
in fine fcttle. lie has been kid
dcd about being struck on his plastic
nose but gets back at the wags by
declaring that whoever attempts 10
draw the cork will know that he has
been in Il real battle
Strib,ing Is Coming
Young Stribling wired PROMOTER
Donald Monday that he would be
here ON September % with PA and
Ma and that even on his arrival here
he would be in fine condition. It
j, expected that he will train at
DcnIpscv's camp. lie has alfcac.
beer made fine favorite to defeat
EN-Saiior Eddie huffman. 1t is
believed that he has lad too laHeh
experience for Huffman. Eddie =
friends However declare that he has
iiaproved. steadily in his last few
fights and has royal chance to cut
thr Youngsters comb fer him. III
case he wins, Huffman will seek a
match with Paul BerIanbaeh and III
ca~r this should fail through may
get chn9cr i3 SHOW his wares
against Georges tarPept or. The
F'cnrh Champion 1t Ascot Park in
NuNcmbcr.
The rhird pan of tins great cad
VIII find Hrr; Colima pittcd against
- I'"go Joe Cans Of st. Pau, one
of the most Formidable middle
weights in America. Colima slows
his fear of Cams by plunging ia
early il his training. Bert is work.
ing daily at Dutch Never : camp
opposite the Southern Pacific rail-
Wv station. He viii enter IT,. ring
at a weight that will allow him to
20 ten rounds fast and strong. Cans
viii arrive here in a day or so. Tic
rrst of the card viii be Il -four or six
round preliminary.
As the Pacific fleet reaches San
Pedro next week it is expected hat
'h' ticket office will be hesicsed by
g"bS 10 secure choice seats for the
c'rnlval. Eddie Huffman while Il
Icmbcr # the L. :. $, Mississippi
crew won the heavyweight champ
icmliP Of the navy. Already his
Nh'mnatcS have radiocd from sea
that they will he at the liug,i!c al
H3"st to a man to give him the
ch"'rlo. The ticket offire opened
yesterday at 30. 30 Arcade irlst or
81 South Spring street, phone Trim
ity 3S1i.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
TENNIS ACE TO PLAY
IN EXHIBITION MATCH

clNciNNAT1, Ohio, Sept, %. -
William Tild'n II, national tennis
champion 9nd Manuel Alfonso OF
Srain viii! playa ~pec:qi exhibition
1oftch here Thursday afternoon.
1A'N viii play oHc match, three sets
Ort ~ five.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
ADS

for sale or rent
This is the old Ell Centre New.
mark grain warehouse. Has track.
age facilities and suitable fol-
warehouse or packing house. Sew.
cral acres of land included. G. T..
krauss, address Motor A. Box
13S, San Bernardino. W Oct "a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
Seek Lightweight
On Murder Charge

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.
Sept. 23.-Joc Coffman, light,
weight boxer, was being sought
throughout southern Ore gon AMI
northern California today on a
charge Of mmdc.ing an uniden-
Titled logger in a barn at Weed.
Cal, in robbery plot,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
GOOD INCOME

For Sale-Fivc room modern house,
furnished, rented for $45 per mo.
Pays 10 % Oh S5400, cut this one
half, on easy terms and take it.
See AFtLERBAUGH, With
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 22t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

st. Louis !, Philadelphia 0.
Detroit III, Boston 50.
Chicago 6-4, New York ll2.
Washington 3, Cleveland ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
BOY BREAK COLLAR BONE

FRESNO. Cal, Sept. 23.---Frcsno 5
first football injury of the year was
disclosed today when &. Shiuglc,
decker, IL, was treated at the cmorg
rncy hospital fog fractured .2llar
boM3.>
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FOR RENT-Two rooms, completely
furnished for housekeeping in prl-
yatc\ home. ALI So. Sth St. 2lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
News and Gossip
OF the Gridiron

Princeton, N. J.-Prinecton 8 first
touchdown Of the season was seor-
ed here yesterday in a scrimma gc
against the scrubs by Jake Slaglc,
who showed excellent early season
form.
New Haven. Conn-In % min.
utc3 Of intensive ScrimmaginC the
Yale varsity eleven failed to score
yesterday against the scrubs. In
the second scrimmagc of the year,
the scrubs held the varsity for
downs fOur times.
Stanford University, Calif.-Thc
stamford varsity football squad
trofted out for practice today with
Il dIffrr"nf appearance, Captain Er.
nest Ncvcrs being the only veteran
lrtt IN the first string backfield.
Mix Murphy, Berkeley, and Don
Hill, Long Beach, are now at half.
Oakland, Calf. - St. Marv's has
cancelled its opening football game
sunday with the Navy at San Fran
cisco, and instead will open the
following Saturday at Ewing Field.
san francisco, against Whittier:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FOR RENT room apartment, un-
furnished. = furnished rooms, out
side entrance. All with hot and
cold water. 52s Olive st. 2ltj
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

san Francisco !, Salt Lakc .,
Oakland &, Seattle 0.
Los Angeles 2, Sacramento !
Vernon >. Portland !,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
BASEBALL STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS Results

YtSterudy KeSuItS
Chicago ;, Brooklyn >.
Pittsburgh II, Philadelphia I.
New lorkSt. Louis, postponed,
rain.
Boston at Cincinnati, postponed,
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
For observation-disclosures

>~-~~-~~~-->-~--~>-----
200 ACRES alfalfa and cane 10 let
for pasture for sheep, on the Far
mcr place, I miles northeast of
lloltvillc, at once. Phone Holt
vile S6F13. 92t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FOR notwithstanding room. Cali
corner 10th and Orange. 2lt3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FOR RENT-severM good houses,
furnished and unfurnished. Mrs.
Lad. 7o5 l-ark. 9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

Intuition doubtless has. its uses.
but. 1t isn't. impressive al the steer.
ing wheel.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
THE PRESS CT LASSIFlED SECTION

FOR RENT-Clean front room In
modern Christian home. 40 Ham
ilton. 22tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FOR SALE - 2A acres, equipped
for chickens, room house. " ater
i'll house. Small cash payment,
balance monthly. Mrs. Land, 1888
Park. 9-7-25
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

ANOTHER GOOD BUY
A nice coy house on paved street,
south part of town, $500. Terms
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
NOTICE

N.Y. wife Juana Singh, having
df serted me, hereby give notice
thHt ! VIII no longer be responsible
yer amy obligations contracted! by
her in my name.
(Signcd) SUCuA SrvCJI
lNt6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
A BARGAIN IN LOTS

\ BARGAIN IN LOTS
Two good lots south part Of town
on paved street. One d corner.
$500 each. They won't last long.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
information is desired concerning
the whereabouts of Henry II.
Baden. Communicate with Frede.
rick ". Marquand, 165 Broad
way, New York City, New York.
wed g. Sat
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
For S0te-M lsceiLQneOux

FOR SALE-400 two year old Ram,
bouillet ewes, bred to lamb early.
}. ". clymer, Yuma, Ariz, Rte.
No. .. 1913
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23
For Renf-EtVm Lands

FOR LEASEi-300 acres best early
melon and vegetable. lands, near
Wcstmorland, in small tracts -
all together. Either cash or SHARE
rent. 1t is all plowed aud lcveled.
$40 acres near Weist for barley
and alfalfa, Want 10 let eontraet
to level 10 acres desert Land
Write G, >. Allen, Brawlcy. caro-
ST. Regis Hotel Can meet mo
lAogc Eg!laSa Ind Saturdays,
d3.s
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FOR SALE-Two extra good yr.
old mules, $f75. One roam mare, 5
yrs. old. One saddle horse, yrs.
old. Richter, 1a mile south Of
Eucalyptus school. 17t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-23

FA'IFlC FRUIT & PHODI-CE
COMPANY, Corporation, Plain.
tiff.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
COAST GUARD SEEK GIRL
PRISONER ON RUM BOAT
Find Note in Floating Bottle-or-
der Search of Liquor Fleet
Off New York.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August Possibility
of action matching a seven.reeI movie
thriller today stirred Capt. John
Bryan, in charge of Coast Guard base
NO. L, after a sailor in his com
mand had salvaged from New York
Bay. off Staten Island, a beer bottle
containing written appeal from d
Mary Andrews, who wrote that she
was held captive on a rum boat off
Ambrose Lightship.
The note, scribbled in pencil, bore
no date. 1t read: Am captive on
board rum ship off Ambrose Light
ship. L have been threatened if I am
not ransomed within two weeks
Mary Andrews
While not discounting the proba-
bility of hoax, Capt. Bryan notified
captains of the Is Coast Guard boats
patrolling inside the 12-mile limit to
search any rum boat that might ven
ture inside the limit.
The bottle and note, which was on
ordinary note paper, We're turned over
to the st. George, S: l., detective
bureau, which assigned two detective
sergeants to investigate. Inquiry at
the missing persons bureau of the
New York Police Department disclosed
no record of search for Mary Andrews
There were only two sailing vessels
in rum row today, Capt. Bryan said
Evening star., 1925-08-02
Club Notes
The business and professional wo-
men of the WOmen's CITY Club. %

The business and professional wo-
men OF the WOmen's City Club, %
jackson place will hold their monthly
subscription dinner in the clubhouse
garden on August IL, at $50 pm
Miss Adele Stewart will be in charge
of arrangements.
A feature of the entertainment pro-
gram will be a beauty contest each
committee or section being repre-
sented by an entrant. Those who will
participate are: Mrs. Patrick Gal
lagher, drama unit: Miss A Hazel
Swift, cards Mrs. Agnes Stewart,
public health; Mrs. Mary c. McClos-
key, book reveiw; Miss Florence
Fraser Stiles, printing; Mrs. j. Gar
field Riley, house committee: Mrs. Ella
Davis Lewis and Mrs. Helena DOGGY
Reed, business and professional sec
ton; Miss Inez Justus, membership
committee; Miss Elaine Eppley. gar
der committee: Mrs. Dodge, French
section; Miss NJ. Grace McVey, junior
section. Miss Frances Andrews will
play piano selections. DIR. A. Frances
Foye will preside at tthe dinner. Judge
Mary O'Toole will be judge of the
beauty contest.
The Federation of Womens' Clubs
of Montgomery County are sponsoring
an exhibit of children's work TO be
sent to the woman'S building at the
Rockville fair. This project has been
formulated by the Clara Barton Club
of Cabin John and Glen Echo.
Ingram Crittenton Circle was enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. A. Z. Diete-
rich, 3701 Mckinley street northwest.
The regular business meeting was
held following an attractive luncheon
furnished by the hostess. Miss Cole.
superintendent of the Florence Crit
tenton Home, was the honor guest
and gave an interesting address
Other guests were Mrs. Supilveda of
Los Angeles, Calf, a house guest;
Mrs. Ralmer of Chicago, ILL.,, and Mrs.
Wells of this city. Twenty members
were present. Plans were laid for fu-
ture work. Mrs. Watt was appointed
chairman of the Ingram booth at the
annual bazaar held in Noyember.
Monthly meetings will continue
through the Summer.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
OIL co. ACTS TO END
STATE COMPETITION
South Dakota Firm Submits Docu-
ments in Suit to Stop Gov
ernor's Policy.
Bv one Associated Press.


PIERRE. S. Oak, August Pa
pers covering the White Eagle Oil
Company's proposed injunction suit
against South Dakota to restrain the
highway commission from expending
public money in furtherance of retail
ing gasoline were submitted today to
Chief Justice Policy of the State Su-
preme Court. The action will not be
considered, however, until a full bench
is present.
Gov. Gunderson, Attorney General
b. f. Jones, State Auditor Jones and
State Treasurer Driscoll are made
parties to the suit.
The suit would, If an Injunction
were granted, prevent issuance of
warrants against the 100000 of high
way money appropriated TOR gasoline
stations and equipmen. and would
prevent the highway commission and
the governor from spending public
money for equipment, sites or motor
vehicle fuel.
Meanwhile the State continued its
campaign to force lower prices, add.
ing pressure against the privately
owned companies by reopenin-, two ad-
ditional filling stations. making five
now in operation. Twenty-Five others
will open as soon as the necessary
supplies and equipment are received.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
BUICK PLANTS SOLD.
Fisher Company Buys Factories to
Make Bus Bodies.

DETROIT. August 1 LP).-Plans to
make Detroit the motor bus manufac-
turing center of the world were re-
vealed in an announcement today by
William A. Fisher. president of the
Fisher Body Corporation. in which he
stated his company had taken oTe-
two plants of the Buick Motor Car
Co. here and that it will enter upon
production of motor bus bodies.
Operations will begin Immediately,
as volume production is assured from
orders now on hand from the Yellow
Truck & Coach Co.. the an
nouncement said. The General Mo
tors Co. recently acquired con-
trolling interest in the Yellow Coach
concern and the announcement said
that this movement on the part of
the Fisher Body would indicate close
working arrangement between the va
rious affiliated companies of General
Motors, to the mutual advantage of
each"
Evening star., 1925-08-02
SCHOLARSHIP FOR SCOPES
PLANNED BY DR.. JORDAN
Scientist Announces Movement to
Give Young Teacher Grad
uate Work.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, August DIR
David Starr Jordan, chancellor
emeritus of Stanford University and
internationally known scientist, today
announced plans of a movement to
raise a $4,000 scholarship fund for
John It. Scopes, defendant in the re-
cent Tennessee evolution trial. I'm
der the plan Scopes would be per-
mitted to do graduate work in any
institution which he might select.
"A number of naturalists interested
in the case of John T. Scopes have
combined to raise him a scholarship
fund for graduate work in some in
stitution of his own choosing" DIR.
Jordan said.
1T is said that Scopes is a modest,
scholarly young man. without means
at present, and he has refused vari-
GUS exploitation inducements offering
thousands Of dollars, not wishing to
hamper his future"
Evening star., 1925-08-02
IMPRISONED PRELATE
APPEALS CONTEMPT CASE
Ousted Bishop of Cathedral of st.
Nicholas Jailed in Refusal to
Heed Court Order.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August bishop
Adam Phillipovsky. who was locked
up in Ludlow street Jail yesterday for
contempt of court, today filed an ap-
peal to the appellate division against
the contempt order. The bishops de-
fiance of an order directing him to
turn ever the Cathedral of st. Mich
olas to rival religious faction, caused
his imprisonment.
Maurice Gluck, attorney for Bishop
Adam, at the same time filed an APP
peal from the order holding him in
contempt. The lawyer escaped i'm
prisonment because today is a Jewish
Sabbath, preventing the service of
commitment papers upon him. Arch
bishop Platon RodZestvensky, leader
of the faction opposed to Bishop
Adam. is in possession of the cathe-
dral today.