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Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
DEMONSTRATIONS IF ADMIRATION UNDER
 WAY, L|NDBERGH
FIRST OF NUMBER OF PRO- GRAMS WEEKEND PRESENT.
 ED FOR AIR ACE

MEXICO CITY, Dec. IT. P)-Col- onel Chas. A. Lindbergh started an exceedingly busy weekend which will be filled with Mexican demon- strations of admiration.
 The first number on the program was a great popular demonstration in his honor today in Mexico City. The stadium, where 3O,OOO gathered for public fete and on program was series of songs, drills, dances and tableaux by 10000 school children.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
MORAL TURP|TUDE
 CHARGE REPORTED OuT BY COMMIT TEE
MADE WOMAN SEC- RETARY ExcERclsED INFLU-
 ENcE GOVERNOR

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. IT. -(P)- The charge of moral turpitu la against Governor Johnston was unan- imously reported out by the House of Representative committee inves- tigating his administration with the view of impeachment.
 The committee, which already LAl voted six impeachment bills against the Governor, heard several witness es during the night session and some gave testimony concerning the pet. sonal conduct of the executive since he was elected to office The chair man made no comment on the con- mittee's latest action beyond saying the charges voted out the allegation made at the hearing that Mrs. O. Hammonds, the Governors confiden tial secretary, exercised influence over the Governor in making appoint ments and determining what persons he should receive in confidence.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17

The resolution recommends that the fisheries jurisdiction be trans ferred from the Department Of Con- merce to the Alaska Legislature and that the present regulations just de- clared be inefficient and unintelligent resulting in gross injustice and favor itism with respect to another plan.
 The resolution took cogizance of the herring shortage and i've recog- nize conservation of herring is vital to the halibut and salmon industries and we are opposed to the wanton destruction of. the herring supply.
 We look forward to Statehood. for Alaska in the near future Prepara- tory to Statehood the Territory should be accorded the fullest meas ure of Territorial f-gOVernment in cluding control of the fisheries, game and government power to be vested in the county organization where ever desirable and representation on the legislature according to popula- ton.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
NJ RECORDS FOUND
 PURPORTED CABLES
 SLUSH DOCUMENTS
ALL MESSAGES RECEIVED OR SENT PRIOR TO DECEMBER
 1928 DESTROYED

WASHINGTON, Dec. r. R- Western Union Telegraph files were presented to the Serate committee Investigating the Hearst Mexicac slush fund documents and showed 10 record of the number of messages and money transfers supposed to have taken place between Washing ton and Mexico City.
 James E. Breshnahan, Weste.n Union official, said all files sent or received prior to December 1926 have been destroyed.
 Going over the comrittee list of alleged messages to Elias by Pani, former Minister of the Treasury last March, Breshnahan said he could find no record Of a transsac on the dates named or messages supposed to have been from the Treasurer General of Mexico to Elias for the National Ni bank and to J. P. Morgan and tnc Chase National bank to the accoun1 of Elias.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
OTHER COUNTRIES
 BUILDING SHIPS
 WHILE ]. s. LAGS
OPERATING LOSS UNDER THAT OF PREVIOUS YEAR FOR
 AMERICAN VESSELS

WASHINGTON, Dec. IT. (P)-For every first class merchant ship built in the United States since 1921 Great Britain has built fl. Germany 12, Italy and France and Japan approximately four each
 These figures were contained in the annual report of the Shipping Board made public, which also show ed that it's operating loss for the year ended last June 30 was $16,000,- 900 as against $19,OOO,000 the year before, altho the United States lines, which the board operates had pro- fit of s371, ,oOO.
 The United States liners are the Leviathan, the George Washington, the Republic, the President Harding and the President Roosevelt They lost $962,OOO the year before. 5 Foreign building, the report said, provided foreign competitors not only with more ships but also with fast CT ones, for the modern trend in ship building all has been in the direction of speed, with economy of operation due to the use of up-to-date machiu- cry
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
MINOR LEAGUES MAY
 SEVERE RELATIONS
 WITH MAJORS, SAID
SEVEN YEAR PERIOD OF DRAFl SYSTEM TERMINATES ON
 JANUARY IA

NEW YORK, Dec. IT, (P)-If the minor leagues of the country desire to cut off relations completely with the majors and indulge, as result, in free for all scrap of player scramble, they are perfectly willing to do so, American and National Lea gue Club owners decided.
 Responding to the Initiative taken by the minors dissatified with the draft system the majors announced the major and minor agreement may terminate next January IA when the seven year period of it's operations expires if the minors so deside.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
ALAMEDA AGROUND
 OVERNIGHT WHEN
 HTS GRAVEL BED
MANAGED TO FREE ITSELF TO- DAY AND IS PROCEEDING
 REGULAR ROUTE

VANCOUVER, Dec. r. R-The s. s. Alameda, of the A. s. s. Co.,. last night went aground at Campbell River about 10 miles from the wrecked s. s. Northwestern, whose passengers she was carrying.
 The Alemeda managed to free her self early today without damage and proceeded northWard She hit gravel bed trying to work into the Campbell River dock
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
TOD MORGAN FLOORED
 THREE TIMES, CLICK

NEW YORK, Dec. IT. {P-After Tod Morgan, junior light weight champion, three times, Joe Click, Brooklyn challenger, lost his chance 10 win the title by fouling the Seattle boy in the 14th round Of a 15 round match for the crown.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
FOUR HUNDRED TONS
 CARGO BE SAVED FROM
 NORTHWESTERN WRECK

VANCOUVER, Dec. F. (P-Two hundred tons of cargo was taken off the S. S. Northwestern and taken to Hardy Bay on scow. Another 200 tons is above the water line and is believed recoverable. The balance is effected b, water. 4. southeaster threatened to suspend the work.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
SEATTLE ID kETCH|KAN SAFELY IN SMALL BOAT

KETCHIKAN, Dec. F. (P-A 13 day trip from Seattle to Ketchikan in 33 foot boat was chosen by Chas. Walters, former chief of police of Alexandria, Minnesota. for his first water voyage. He ar 'iyed with his brother after encounie.ing frequeat snow storms and heavy seas.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17

KETCHIKAN' Dec IT. (P)-Democrats in the First Division named Al Smith their choice as the party pres dential candidate. .
 "The Republican msrule in the fisheries of Alaska was denounced in resolution which declared the entire administration of this most important resource or the Territory has been concentrated in the hands of nd vidua with full power to egslate regulate and prohibit
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
SIDE CREASED PANTS

LONDON. Dec. r. (P)-Side creas- ed trousers for some men and biege woolen stockings for most of the women were features of the Cam bridgeshire meet at Newmarket, the last big event of the season at the headquarters of racing.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
THE THIRTEENTH. WOMAN

BERLIN, Dec. r. (B-There are 3OO,OO "surerfluous' women in Ber- lin which means that every 18th woman must look elsewhere eor a husband.
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SURF GUIDES MAIL FLYERS

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. 17y(P-- The white gleam of phosphorescent surf at night, extolled by many poet, has been pnt to practical use as fly ing guide by airmail pilots on the Boston-New York route.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
INVITES CRITICS TO DANCE

HULL, England, Dec r. P)-Tel- ephone girls have organized dance group which they call "The Wrong Club"
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CERTIFICATES GIVEN

PARIS, Dec. F. P)-Certificates of lair baptism" are being given in France to encourage people to travel by air.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
JAzzLEss CABARET

LONDON, Dec. IT. R-London's first jazzless cabaret has made a hit. The Charleston, too, has been barred at the same place.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-17
Democrats In First Division DenounCe
 MiSrule Fisheries

NAME GOVERNOR AL SMITH AS THEIR CHOICE AS PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE-THE MOST IMPORTANT RESOURCE OF TERRITORY BEEN CONCENTRATED IN THE HANDS OF ONE INDIVIDUAL. SAYS REsOULTION-LOOK- ING FORWARD TO STATEHOOD IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE-IN THE MEANTIME FULL EST TERRITORIAL SELF GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE ACCORDED
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St Louis are at the Carlton Hotel for
q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Albert White will
leave washington tomorrow for Flor
ida, where they will make their an
nual Winter visit.
Mr.. Wflmott Lewis. Washington
correspondent for the London Times,
is to be the guest OF honor and speaker
at the monthly club dinner of the
American Association Of University
Women Wednesday at ESQ PM Mrs.
Lyman Il. Swormstedt will be the
hostess.
Miss Marguerite II. Connolly of
Washington, daughter Of Mr. A. a:
Connolly, was one OF the graduates OF
the University Of Pennsylvania at its
midyear convocation Saturday, Febru-
airy II, receiving the degree Of B. "A.
Miss Connolly is a native OF this
city and graduate of its high and
normal schools and also took a special
course in the Drexel Institute in Phil
adelphia before entering the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Francis Marion Wig1nore of
1929 Connecticut avenue has returned
from Evanston. ILL.,, and Is staying at
the Mayt1ower.
The benefit dance for the Southern
Relief Society, Icing sponsored by the
Georgia State Society. will be held Fri
day, February IL, at Meridian Man.
| Dions at $50 o'clock pm. The pro-
ceeds Of the affair will be turned over
to the Southern Relief Society for the
| maintenance Of widows Of Confederate
veterans.
The dance is being sponsored by the
president Of the Georgia State Society.
Representative w. W. Larsen and
Mrs. Larsen, Representative and Mrs.
Carl Vinson, Representative and Mrs.
Charles G. Edwards, Representative
and Mrs. II. G.. Landlord, Represent
ative and Mrs. Samuel Rutherford.
Senator and Mrs. Walter +. George,
Senator and Mrs. William ]. Harris.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore II. Tiller, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. 3. F'elker, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Bat
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. L. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs John A. Massey, Mrs. Julia
Armand, Mrs. Lucy NJ. Hit. Miss
Jesse Dell, Miss Laura NJ Berrien.
Miss Maxey Mayo, Miss Christine
Larsen, Miss Julia Wheeler Harris,
Mr.. Moultrie Hit, Mr.. Johnson Gin
! ton Moss, jr.: Mr.. j. c. Jenkins. Mr..
r. n. Joyner, Mr.. George Hillyer and
Mr.. McCloskey Garlych.
Upon the request of the committee,
which includes Mrs. Theodore w.
Moves. Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Henderson,
Mrs. Charles j. Bell, Mrs. Henry H.
Flather, Mrs. Theodore Wilkinson,
Mrs. Garrit S. Miller. Mrs. Fremont,
Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Campbell For.
roster. Mr.. Well will show his auto
chrome photographs of gardens in
America, England and Europe, at the
residence of Mrs. Demarest Lloyd,
| 1928 II street. at 4:30 o'clock this