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Evening star., 1927-12-08
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INCORPORATED
1919 18th St. Main 4846.
Evening star., 1927-12-08
SALE-HOUSES.

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two-car garage. STUART G.. McArISTER.
! 222 Investment Building. Main T013.
Evening star., 1927-12-08
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, 1927-11-03

Washington II Major General Fox Con-
nor, now commanding the HaWaiianldi-
visions today was assigned to cen mand
the Department of Hawaii on the depar-
ture for the United States of Major Cen
eral William R.. Smith who will become
superintendent Of West Point.
Mitchell Field N. Y.-The first of a
fleet of sixty planes equipped for bomb
ing and carrying six machine guns each
for attacking troops on the march was
given a test flight here today.
Washington A testimonial dinner
was given Admiral EberIe at the Navy
and Army Club here today by fifty Off
GERS of the Naval Operations Bureau.
Washington. Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Warner left yesterday for al in.
spection trip to Pensacola and to the Ca
nal Zone.
, 1927-11-03
The Nav ST. Cr0ix Savings Bank.

THE Members of The New ST. CROx
SAVINGS BANK are hereby notified
that the 46th Annual General Meet
ing will be held at the Office of the In
stitution on TUESDAY THE 22ND DAY
OF NOVEMBER 1927 an 4 O'Clock pm,
at which meeting a statement Of the
transactions for the year ending March
31st 1927 will be laid before the meeting,
and election of trustees for the er&uing
year take place.
Ch%ristiansted. St. Croix, November
End 1927.
A. e. STAKEMANN.
President.
, 1927-11-03
LOCAL

Tonight movie fans will be treated to
another grand drama from the famous
Fox Film Corporation, This time it is
The Return of Peter Grimm" from Da-
vid Belasco's masterful play. Some of the
noted screen stars are in the cast of this
masterpiece of the screen SO follow the
crowd and be at the Christiansted Thea
tire at 8.15 tonight.
q lines of rain was measured at the
Fort here this morning, Z of a line at
Frederiksted and 9 lines at Kingshill.
The .'America' wilh the mails from
Porto Rico arrived at ST. Thomas on
Tuesday night. Nothing definitely has
been heard Of the st. Croix portion but
it may be looked for today on the
'Grebe".
, 1927-11-03

NOVEMBER 2ND. 1927,
Courtesy OF The Associated Press.)
New York. Mrs. Frances Wilson
GraysoD's amphibian plane the Dawn
may yet fly across the Atlantic this year
and her co-piIot may be another woman
TO try for cross. Atlantic hOnors. A pos
sibility that Clarence Chamberlin may sit
at the controls was strengthened today
when the plane was groomed for a flight
by him.
New Orleans. Police announced here
today that Henry Moity had confessed
that he alone had killed his wife and sis
term law and then packed their bodies
in a trunk after amputating their arms
and legs. Previously he had insisted
that they were murdered by a red head
ed sailor.
Washington. The State Department
today received a report from Dana Nun
no, an American in Nicaragua that two
strong combat patrols of marines and
Nicaraguan National Guards are opera.
tiog in the district where TWO marine
corps a~ylators were lost recently.
, 1927-11-03

houses and selling by European interests
apparently promoted 10y inactivity in the
spot market and the larger European
beet sugar estimates. Prices at one
time showed declines OF two to three
points, but near the close close rallied
partially on covering and were finally
met unchanged to two points lower. A
prominent European crop authority es-
timated the European beet sugar output
OF 1O4. 0O0 tons more than his estimate
g month ago, which compared with the
final Outtuln last year Of 1925, 600 tons.
Approximate sales Sc, 600 tons. Deer
closed 2 50, Jany. 2 81, March 2.79 Mas
287 July z SO, Septr. geo. Retired sugar
prices were unchanged at $50 for fine
granulated with a moderate withdraw
al demand but only d light new inquiry.
London, Nov 1st. "Summonses' for
perjury, the"NeWs of the World" says,
have been issued against DR.. Dorothy
Cochrane Logan and her trainer Horace
Carey. Or. Logan was the preparation
of the recent channel swimming hoax.
The News of the World declares that the
summ0nses were procured by Sir Alchi-
bald Rodkin Director of Public Prose
cutiCns who personally investigated The
the circumstances of Or. Logaus adyen-
ture in which she admitted she had spent
most of the time of her al eyed swim
aboard the conveying boat.
New York, Nov LIST. Another pro
posed transatlantic flight this year las
been announced Casate Sabai.i, Ita IAN
war ace, said be and three companions
would attempt the 1900 miles air jour
ney from here to Rome late in Deem aer
, 1927-11-03

4L1OAA444bLe
ST. CROIX STATION.
Shanghai. Oct. Dist. Sixty persons
were killed or wounded in a pirate attack
on the steamer "Kingshia" on the Yang
tie River. says q semi. official Japanese
statement. The incident took place short
Nv after the steamer left Chang. Thirty
Chinese pirates, travelling as passengers,
seized the vessel after a fierce fight with
the crew. The bodies of those killed in
the fight were thrown overheard and the
passengers and crew were robbed Of their
money and belongings. The pirates later
deserted the steamer and made a landing
with their booty.
Athens, Oct. 3Ist. Admiral Paul Con,
dOuriotis, President of Greece, had a mar
now escape from death today at the hands
of a youth named Zafos C0ussios. His
assailant fired two revolver shots at the
President as the latter was entering MS
automobile in front Of the municipal
building. One of the bullets struck the
Admiral in the head, having first passed
through the automobile. President Cen
d0urlotis was removed to a nearby hospi-
tai. "A bulletin issued by The surgeons
soon after the Presidents injuries had
been attended 10 sad. The President
was wounded in the right temple, the
bone being splintered. The President
bore q slight operation very well, his
condition is satisfactory and be was
able 10 return home. Ministers Of
State, diplomatic representatives and
high officials FASTENED TO the hospital TO
express sympathy.
Berlin. OCT, 3Ist. Macmillan Harden,
noted editor who founded the 'Die Zua,
kunft", died suddenly yesterday at
Montana Vermala, Switzerland,
New York, November LIST. The raw
sugar market was inactive and no sales
were reported, although there appeared
to be buying in certain positions at a
decline of lfl6, or on the basis Of 4.65
for Cuban, duty paid Sellers generally
were asking fractionally higher. A
slightly easier tone featured. raw sugar
futures, due to liquidation by commission
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MANICURE SETS

manicure sets are now seen in
ciever little racks. on which each in
ror tops the rack. MIR
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LINTON PLAYS.
2 GAMES HERE
Meets City Team at $3.50.
Stars at both Will Be
Fast and Hard-fOught

If you believe in signs-and
most Of us do-here are two good
ones.
Linton is to play here tomor-
row, meeting the city nine at $3.50
at the ball park and the Prison
All-Stars at o'clock on the prison
diamond.
Linton is PINNED for both games
and has ambitions Of adding two
more wins to it's already imposing
array. Both local teams are just
as determined that if there are
any victories they will be Bismarck
victories.
The Stars tentative lineup for
their game is: Peoples, second;
Holland, center field; Cool, third;
Bready, short; Snyder, catcher;
Kelly, pitcher; Wright, pitcher.
The city teams lineup will be
something like this: Tobin, first;
Fuller, second; Sagehorn, short;
Simonson, catcher; Mohn, third;
Jones, left field; Lenaburg, right
field; Webster, center field; Love,
pitcher.
Linton's tentative lineup is:
Koeppen, second; Kleir, center
field: Blacksmith, third base; Fet-
tig, catcher; Angel, right field;
Lipp, shortstop; Fisher, first base;
Sautter, left field; Baumgartner,
pitcher; Volk, pitcher.
Anyone who saw the Bismarck
Linton game a couple of weeks ago
at Hazelton will realize that two
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Ian TO HONOR
! WALT. JOHNSON
Senator's Great Pitcher to Be
Presented distinguished
Service Medal

Washington, July 16.-tP)-A cele-
bration that will be in keeping with
his stirring years in big league base
ball is being planned for Walter
Johnson who on August 2, will round
out score of seasons on the mound.
Singularly enough. on tina: day,
Washington's great pitcher will be
able to take the box against the
Detroit Tigers, the first team he
faced in his major circuit debut in
1907.
Many fans who will turn out for
the celebration were not born when
he first donned the Senators uniform.
Secretary Hoover. baseball fan
of first flank, is chairman Of the cele-
bration committee.
The American League is to present
its dean of pitchers with the first
"distingu;lied service medal" of the
circuit ever awarded, it is planned
The medal was especially recreated ia
honor Johnson. The erection of ;
shaft or tablet, procured by popula,
subscription at the Griffith. Parl
here, is expected to be another
memorial.
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Dempsey Quits
Training; Is
On Edge Now
Doesn't Want to Run Risk Of
Going Stale-MOve Comes
as Surprise

Saratoga Lake, N. Y. July &c
(AP)-Leo +. Flynn, manager of
Jack Dempsey, announced today
that the former champion would
do no more boxing before his
fight with Jack Sharkey in the
Yankee Stadium next Thursday.
Flynn said Dempsey now was on
ledge" and that he did rot want
to run the risk Of having him go
stale before the match.
The move came as distinct
surprise to the camp. Although
notice was given late last night
that Jack would substitute a round
of golf fer the usual workout to-
day, Flynn said Dempsey is down
to 1876 pounds.
! Never before in his history of
major heavyweight battles has one
of the principals hung up his train
ing gloves at this period Of the
preparatory grind. The custom is
to train rigidly until one or two
days before the fight. bringing
physical condition slowly to a con-
cert pitch in the hope Of attaining
perfect timing of punches ana
! judgment OF distance the shortest
possible time before the match
Critics here see in Flynn's move
j the intent to stake Dempsey
chance of whipping Sharkey on J
Knockout in the early rounds.
: Flynn refused to reveal whether
the secret workouts Dempsey hat
INDUCED in during the early morn.
ing hours after the daily read work
also would be abandoned. Demp
sey's bungalow in the woods a nil.
from the training camp, was suI
, rounded by guards today to main
| tain absolute privacy.
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Dempsey Not Yet in Shape
OF Old Championship Days
Is Biggest 'MOney-Fighter'
Ring Has Ever Known.
Drawing Down Largest
Purses and Attracting Rec
ord Crowds in Earlier Days
By ALAN ]. GOULD


New York, July 16.-tAP)-Jack
fighter the ring has ever known. He
has drawn down the largest purses IN
fistic history. He has attracted the
largest crowds and gates on rec
ord.
Only three battles in pugilistic an
nails have gone over the mlliion-Go.
iar mark in receipts and Dempsey
has figured in ali ofNthem-his fights
with George Carpenter, Luis Angel
Firpo and Gene Tunney. Two Of
these drew over 10000
The erstwhile Manassas Mauler viii
figure in at least one more million
dollar attraction, his come back bout
with Jack Sharkey at the Yankee
Stadium. July p, and will get his
share Of another lucrative gate if
be defeats the Boston sailor and thus
gains the right 10 u return battle
with Tunney.
From Willard to Tunney, Dempsey
fought seven times. collecting more
than $4,000 coo as his share of
gates that Appropriated over 3d.
10000.
color the indefinable something
in athletic proves that acts as a
magnet to the fans, has made Demp-
sey the greatest drawing card in
ring history, in the opinion of Tex
Richard, who knows better than any
one else how profitable Dempsey 5
fstic appearances have been. 1t is the
sort of "coior" that has made Babe
Ruth the biggest attraction in base
bail.
Random prefers the ''sock," wheth-
er it is with the fist Or the base
ball bat. Dempsey has always been q
.'socker" The possibility of a knock
out or knock-down and-drag gu
battle always has seemed to be ;
greater lure than scientific exhi
bition of the manly art Of boxing.
When Dempsey and Firpo staset
their famous cave-man struggle a
the Polo Grounds, more than $500
spectators became hysterical wildly
cheering fanatics, stirred by as prlm
tive a battle OF fists as the rim.
has ever seem,
Great drawing card as Dempse.
was during the seven years he helt
the heavyweight title. he did not en-
jov the popularity with the mass o
! random that he seems to have &c
ouired as an cx-champion trying !
come back. 1t is one Of the qaeg
turns of the sport, but 1everthelei |
fact. that the crowd cheered Den
sey more Justify for taking ~
beating" and offering no alibis m
| it ever did when he was the '"-
queror.
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{. Sc0tsn1en Pau Honor to Jones, Wonder COTE
FEfT
MARVELETA AT
BY EVERYONE.
Witchery of B0bk's Clubs
Produces Burst OtHOmage
at St. Andews

st. Andrews, scotlanGJuly l6.-tP
Throughout the who of Scotland
today. there could be fard only the
name of Bobby Jones Ind the fame
Of the wonder golf'3 hat won him
the open championshrof Britain for
the second time in tp years.
Assembled here ind fcant Androis'
BY the sea. the go1hg shrine ard
ca ,ital Of the worF old Scotsmen,
champions of theirday, could not
give over marvelin at the young
Americans feat of,,aying q holes
in 2S5 strokes. six sykes better than
had ever been dor. tt st. Andrews
in all COLTS HISTORY
Is HNred
The witchery oiPobhy's clubs as
he stroked home elm and true with
one eagle and 1birdies to do Y
holes in three uer tours produced
a wild outburst homage such as
Scotland could MN tribute only 10
The master golfe4f them all
Hysteria for. moment relgncd
amid the hethe1 hills and dour old
Scots who hadlbt danced for Joy
in years threw themselves into the
Highland flinK -,
Through it HNnd through the sec
ond demonstrSsn which greeted his
decision to aiH the trophy to re-
main at the val and ancient club
here. the yohful hero of the day
stood nodes by with Il wan but
happy smileyhich ill-concealed the
strain Of hfbattle with the hazards
&C Tho h;ctnc course.
sall Treasured
The balwhich Bobby sent down
the last hes like homing pigeon
was treaSed carefully, wrapped for
safo kee1,g in tvs British bank
notes. I it still was the stain of
Il And,Ss grass and bit of tar
from Is road where Jones Clipped
d;ffirt shot to the home green.
The I'll is destined for crippled
hov ;r'ittsburgh. Pa. Young Rody
Marshb Jr., whose back was broken
two airs ago by dive into shallow
waite When playing at Oakmont re-
cent, Bobby confided to his young
fr:ee,that if he won at st. Andrews
Rn.,s should have the ball.
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drives the combination of the
described
opening legs One leg the other
down. each going all the time without stop
practice the leg thrash to lie face downward IN
hands bottom, swimming poor
side of the pool with the legs straight out
thashng them and down. Have the knees
should be separated about
six OF eight inches.
Start slowly first until master steady and thrash
until quicken the KICK until you are able to cnur
the considerably.
Your onv real care worry that the legs in
before that they follow closely the back
and forth roll of the body
TOMORROW: Summary Of crawl stroke.
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Mandell Will Nee
McGraw This Evling

Detroit, July l6.-lPl-Ts "eatne
er permitting. Sammy sraeli' VI
Rockford. H.. lightweigfTla ~ .ion'
will defend his title fro rae attack
of Phil McGraw, Of DOT IN the
University of Detroit's,eW stadi UNI
tonight. Rain causetpos, ponement
Of the title match y.erday; As a
consequence of the cray. Manaeli'
who weighed in at p. m. Ffiaay,
will gain at least ur pounds over yer
McGraw who tippeshes scales at ~
a,a,aoer dec1ares Mullins protests
we're not heed. by Tom Bigger.
s s1 e ~saas, is std met the weight
ran,;rsmants 1875 pounds.
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Fights Last Neht

by The Associated H.,
,. Hazelton, Pa.-Joey GaX Root
Jimmy Moore, San Francisco Go1.
hollywood, Calf. EveN+4
Strong Omaha, and Mark Judie,
Minneapolis, drew GO).
Denver-George Marley, Den.
j., ll0). ~
oan Tommy White,
Sante Fe. N. NJ, defeated Young
marry wills, San Diego, (lO).
Fights Tonight
=, Detroit - Sammy Mandell w.
Phil McGraw, (1Oj.
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remnant Progress
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Games TOdav

To,, Games Today
do!edo at Minneapolis.
Io,Hn1bus at st. Paul.
II, a,.; at Milwaukee.
LOUISVILLE at Kansas Citv.
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The Referee

Dld Jimmy Dykes ever play In q
minor league ID. L. B.
.. res; He was with Gettysbu.~r
the Blue Ridge Leaguei-
with Atlanta in f.
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CHICAGO NINE
DEFEATS REDS:
ROBINS DROP 1
Hard Hitting Is Order in All
-Four Games-Westerners
Create Havoc With Bat
YANKS GARNER THIRD
Home Runs Aid MillerS in
Double Win Over Mudhens
Saints Beat Senators
YANKS GARNER THIRD
r. The Associated Press)

II
cubs. Pirates ard Cardinals might
feel justified IN a triumphant lock
step through eastern baseball parks
today.
Leading the league in that order.
the westerners moved on to face
new foes with the impetus of clean
cut victories over their latest east
EN- opponents.
i 9 TO c win over Boston yesterday
gave the league leading Cubs four OF
the five games of the series. while
the second place Pirates made 1t
three out of four from the Brooklyn
Robins by their TO , decision. The
Cards won their fourth in five starts
against the Phillies BY 8 TO !.
Reds Are DOwned
Making il unanimous for the first
division clubs, the Giants downed the
last place Cincinnati Reds, 4 to l.
Hard hitting was in order in al!
four pames. the western trio espe-
cially creating havoc with the bat.
The Cubs made Is hits off five Bos-
ton pitchers, while the Pirates made
- and the Cardinals 10. Individual
walioping honors went To sunny Jim
Bottomley Of the champions with his
perfect batting performance Of two
singles. a double, Il triple and home
run of Philly pitching.
yanks Take Third
The Yankees took their third game
in four starts from the Cleveland
Indians by 10 TO ., coming from fan
behind with a seven-run splurge II
the eighth and ninth innings. While
hitting no homers, Ruth and Gehria
he lucI with singles
The Athletics took Il long stride BY
winning doubleheader from tn,
White Sox, to and Is to 10
Thereby they leuped from fifth t
third place, exchanging rungs Will
their victims. Four homers wer,
made in the second half Of the bill
No It'll i! Cobb contributing the flrs
Ne in the opening inning.
Cav or the tenth time IN 10 games be
abb. IN the two this year. the last place
~ Sox fell before their ink team
crowns. this time BY !; 10 = il
t game Of the series.
Nillers Cop Two
ran smashing enabled tn
q % cop doubleheader fron
p, scores Of 3 to s and 8 t
oO' walters collected seven four
me ganhe home run smashln
a. and ~ effective the frs
ciout got a pair and Tucke
no Tinner one each. Smith
"a ner-up the lead with lG Will
hansasrengthened his rur
III. ana defeaith II.
t, pitched finde its hits cour
oniy two hiville. to 0. Tin
mt attack ageing touched fc
tr TOUR blows, inwan led the II
", Sa Colonies wit
~. Paul hampne double.
sictofy over ColL
e. PAS. nase hits. includit 10 to
: t three triples and Fight exit
: ehe Saints safe leaome ru
strIpp hit home runs.ble gay
e Aiiwaukee staged a tiger ar
); nlng rally and defeated
: :, 70 Q. Orwell was invnth i
\ tne late innings when hapoli
UNDER the oppressive heatun,
q home run in the fifth " u
taupl'cated by Boone. tho h
twirler in the sixth. my
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fast games are a sure thing to-
morrow. Bismarck won, 5 to 2, but
the game was much closer than
the score indicated. If Baumgart-
ner and Blacksmith crack out hits
similar to some of those which
featured the Linton game, there
will be plenty of activity. Wheth-
er they do or not, the games are
sure to be close.
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ca far lis season New York
has racefd. much better pitch
in1 th.3vas expected from its
staff ofeterans.
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NATIONAL LEACJE
Games TODAY

G. Games Today
%. Louis at BROOKLYN
ppi;ncinnatl at Boston 1.-TWO pames,
games). "eiphIa ttwo
chicago at New York
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AMERICAN LEACIrE

NJ - Games Today
New York at st. Louis.
washington at Chicago.
BOSTON at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.