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Evening star., 1927-11-28
RAUBER LEADS APACHES
TO SANDLOT GRID TITLE

Championship dreams of four years
standing became reality yesterday for
Apache A. {. A crowd estimated from
$500 to 10000. thought to be the
largest ever to witness a sa ndlot
gridiron battle here. saw Ty Rauber
lead the Little Indians to 10-to-0 vic
the Mohawk eleven, that long lad
reigned supreme in local foot ball.
Fee Colliere and his game Hawk
mates tried in vain to halt Rauber.
Joe Sweeney & Co, and found ground
gaining just as difficult. Rauber, for.
mer Washington and Lee and Central
High star, now coach and captain of
the new title holders, was too versa
tile and elusive for the vanquished
team. He was in every play. tossing
a pass for the lone touchdown of the
game. kicking the extra point and
booting a field goal from placement on
the 25-yard line. His punting also
kept the ball in Hawk territory al
most throughout the engagement.
Apache backs carried the fight to
the Hawk goal on several occasions.
but succeeding in crossing it only
once. Joe Sweeney took Rauber's
pass on the I5-yard stripe and saun-
tered over for the touchdown late in
the second quarter. Rauber booted
his placement goal in the final period.
The cOnguerorS were acclaimed in
real collegiate style by their many
followers from the Southeast. One Of
the goal posts was uprooted by en-
thusiastic Apache supporters.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
FOOT BALL GIANTS
NEAR PRO PENMAN1

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 2S.-With
the professional foot ball season rap
idly drawing TO a close. the New York
Giants assumed lead today that vir.
tually clinched the pennant in the
National Foot Ball League.
With a lead of three games over
the packers of Greenbay, the Giants
need only to hurdle the New York
Yankees of Red Grange next Sunday
to clinch the title. The Giants proved
too versatile for the Chicago Bears
yesterday and pushed the Bruins from
second to third place in the standing
by 13-to-7 defeat.
Cleveland took firm grip on fourth
place by trimming the Chicago Car,ii-
nails, 32 to Z. Providence humbled
Oranges team, with the famous red
head confining his efforts mostly TO
passing, by a 14.to-7 count in the only
other game played Sunday.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

easy for Northeast Bulldogs, bowing
81 to g. kremer and Keller starred.
Luebert and kiernan shone as Rex
A. c. added another win by defeating
Columbia Stars, is to 8.
BY defeating CoIlegians. 50 to 0,
Brookland Boys Club eleven claims
the 115pound District title. Chal-
lenges will be received by Manager
Flanagan at North 719.
A touchdown scored by Boyle in the
final period gave Petworth A. c. a
6-to-O win over Senators.
Anacostia Eagles were extended to
defeat Kennedy A. c. eleven. to O.
kennedys close next Sunday. when
they meet Northeast Bulldogs.
National A. C. and Plansky elevens
hattled to scoreless tie. Nationals
were halted on the 1-yard stripe in
the final quarter.
Yankee Props halted Notre Dame
Preps' winning streak by scoring a
19-to-0 victory. Faina's 50-yard run
eatured.
Fussell- Young Preps were handed a
45-to-0 setback by Peerless A. c.
eleven.
Mercurys lay claim to the District
95-100 pound title after defeating
Standards. 20 to -. Call Columbia
2373-W for games.
TremOnts have scheduled game
with Northern Preps for next Sun
day in the 125-pound elimination
series. Tremonts will drill tomorrow
night at Z o'clock on Iowa Avenue
Fairgrounds.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
NOTRE DANES COACH
PRAISES POLISH BOYS

CHICAGO, November 90 R.-
Tickled with his NOtre Dame teams
victory over Southern California
last Saturday. Coach Knute ROckne
passed along part Of the glory to
his coaching assistants in dinner
speech after the great battle.
Hunk Anderson" said ROckne,
sis head coach on the Saturdays we
lose. Anderson coaches the team.
Tommy Mills does the scouting ana
all I do is blow up the ball.
At a luncheon yesterday I'm honor
of the boys Of Polish extraction on
his NOtre Dame team, which glories
i'm the title of Fighting Irish,
ROckne said that his school wanted
more boys of Polish blood. Johnny
Niemic. haIfback. and John Po-
Iaski, tackle. stars of the first-strIng
eleven. were the particular guests
of honor.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
EVANSVILLE CUARDSMEN
TO FACE WOLF BASKETERS

WOOdiOthians, who were scheduled
to play Clovers tonight, are seeking
another foe. Call Manager Harvey at
Main $500. branch 33, before 6 o'clock.
National Capital Athletic Club quint
will hold meeting tomorrow night at
o'clock at Eastern High School. AL
Chroniger. I'll Croissant street south
east. is arranging a schedule and
wants games.
Mercury basketers defeated Corinth
ians in Peck gym. 81 to 20 Under.
stein led the scorers. Call Columbia
Jo40 for games with the winners.
Mclean Athletic Club of Mclean.
Va, registered victory over Northern
Virginians Is to IA. Heberlug OF the
losers led in scoring with 10 points.
Troop SO Boy Scouts Ave easily de.
feated Phillips Playground team, Sc to
4. w. Dimmette had eight field goals
and two successful foul shots.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
ALEXANDRIA FIREMEN
BEAT RENROC eleven

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November 2S.
--"Rube" Haymen's Alexandria Fire
Department Props eked out a 13.to-12
decision over the Renroc A. c. Of
Washington yesterday on Hayden
Field in a benefit foot ball game for
the American Red Cross tornado re.
lief fund. Dutch" Holland. who
starred for Eastern High School this
Fall, scored all of the visitors points.
while Jack Reid of the Props cor
the two local touchdowns ami
the extra point which prove
winning margin.
Virginia A. G.. and the Seat l.
ant tMd) Fire Department ele..
played to a scoreless tie in Dire:
nauSht Park yesterday.
George Mason High School ha:
started active preparation for the
basket ball season.
st. Mary's Celtics tomorrow night
will face Woodside A. G.. of Silver
Spring. Md. in basket ball game
played for the benefit of the Red
Cross tornado relief fund.
Episcopal High School basketers
will open their season the middle Of
December.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Company +, National Guard. quint
of Hyattsvile is scheduled to open its
season tonight at o'clock at Hyatts-
VILE Armory. Sam Stewart and his
Woltz basketers will furnish the oppo'
sition. Both of these teams are en-
tered in the Washington Amateur
League.
Stewart is seeking games for his
five. Call Maip 693S or Silver Spring
$40.
st. Martins Church basket ball
team proved unkind hosts to Brooklyn
Boys Club quints, winning all four
games Scores of the 1876, 1875. 1l5 and
NJ pound class games were, 4l-25,
29-l9, 22-15 and 32-3 respectively.
National Circles are booked to meet
Crescent co1rtmen at Central High
gym tonight at 7:15 o'clock. Manager
Andrews is booking games for Circles
at Lincoln 1892.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
by d. Il. liEEi.IIR.
For the Associated Press,

- OLF seems to be game
which appeals II the
T widest possible range of
~ tastes.
Running through an old
file of Photographic negatives the
other evening. | came across three
almost together that ] had made
within single 12.month. They
were of men who were watching
the same golfer perform--it was
Bobby Jones-and the three men
were Gene Tunney, now heavy
weight boxing champion of the
world: Opie Read celebrated novel
ist and story writer, and George F.
Baker. one cf the great bankers of
this era and generally supposed TO
he one of the three wealthiest men
in the United States.
incidentally. Baker at the time
the picture was made-in 1926
was we'll past so years Of age and
still he was an ardent golf fan. He
amiably consented to being photo
graphed with the young golf cham
pion-the first photograph, | was
later informed, that Baker had per.
mitted to be made of him since the
memory of man ran back TO the
contrary.
The settings We're rather widely
scattered. too. The picture in
which Baker appears was made at
Evening star., 1927-11-28
FRENCH LICK SEEKING
1928 PRO GOLF EVENT

CHICAGO, November % P).-The
Professional Golfers Association holds
it's annual business session in Detroit
today for election of officers and
awarding of 1927 titles and 1923
tournaments.
The principal bidder for next years
national tournament is French Lick.
Ind, with an offer of $4,000 added
prize money.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
ATHLETICS ARE GROWING
IN FAVOR IN AUSTRALI IA

Participation in outdoor sports by
all classes of the population is said to
have increased several hundredfold in
Austria since the war.
Fields of sport limited to compare
lively few privileged persons before
the war are now enjoyed by the
masses. and Austria is rapidly becom'
ing one Of the most enthusiastic sport
centers in continental Europe.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
WALFORD TEAM WINS
SOCCER TITLE AGAIN

BY overwhelming Concords yester.
day, 8 to J., Walford won the Wash
ngton Soccer League championship
and gained permanent possession of
the Post Cup in garnering the title
three successive years.
Germa Americans furnished a sur
prise by winning over Marlboro
hooters. to 3. Germanians were de.
cisively defeated by Clan MacLennan
eleven. to 0. British Uniteds scored
a close one over Arcadians, to O..
Rosedale bowed to Rockville, 2 to 3.
Team standings and records follow:
Evening star., 1927-11-28
WOMAN RACING OWNER
TAKES RICHEST PRIZE

MIS-. John ID. Hertz of Chicago. H.,
has the distinction of winning the
richest prize in all turf history When
Anita Peabody, her little lilly. won the
Belmont Futurity recently, she was
presented with a purse OF $9l ,73O.
There was an additional prize of
$50, ,001 for the breeder of the Futurity
winner and Mrs. Hertz, having bred
the filly, received the extra $4,000,
making her income from that triumph
$121,79O, which shattered all existing
records.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
MARYLAND AGAIN PLAYS
SOUTH CAROLINA ELEVEN

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 2s.-
University of Couth Carolina will
again face University of Maryland at
foot ball next Fall, the 1928 10-game
gamecock schedule, just announced,
shows. The clash with the Old Liners.
to be staged here October 13, will be
the first on a two-year contract The
schedule:
September 90 Erskine College: 20 Chi
cago. Chicago.
October u Virginia. Charlottesville; I3
Maryland: -. Presbyterian College: 20.
Clemson College.
November l. Citadel. Orangeburg: 10
North Carolina University. Chapel Hill: H.
Eurman University. Thanksgiving, North
Carolina State. Raleigh. n. e.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
HUNTER BEATS ALFONSO,
THEN BOWS TO TlLDEN

PHILADELPHIA November % Up.
Francis L. Hunter, New Rochelle,
n. Y, member of the American Davis
Cup tennis team, defeated Manuel
Alfonso in stirring three-set indoor
tennis match in a round robin tourna-
ment at the Penn A. G. The scores
were 6-l, At, S-6.
Then Hunter himself was defeated
by William +. Tlden. Hunter, due TO
exhaustion, being forced to default in
the third set. Tilden won the first set,
S.e, and Hunter the second, %.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
PEERLESS BOYS CLAIM
125.POUND GRID TITLE

Peerless A. c. claim the District
125-pound foot ball championship,
with 107 points scored and scored
against it. Peerless players are anx-
ious to meet Palace Juniors and Mo-
hawk Props. Manager of these teams
may call Lincoln 1873 for games.
Members of the Peerless A. G. are
expected to attend a basket ball meet
ing tonight at 7:30 at the home of
Manager Patterson.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
DIES AT BALL GAME.

OAKLAND, Calf, November % (4o.
Walter Kelley. formerly a member
of the Brooklyn National League team
and also shortstop with the Sacra.
mento Club of the Pacific Coast
League, collapsed and died here dur
ing semi-professional base ball game.
Three weeks ago Kelley was hit on
the head by a pitched ball.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
JAPANESE FASTEST
FAIR SEX SPRINTER
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
When Miss Fumiko Terao exchang-
ed her kimono for track costume she
became the fastest girl in the world
She earned this distinction by run.
ming 100 meters in 10 AS seconds dur.
ing the all.Japanese sports carnival,
held in Toxic.
Charles Paddock. the fastest man
sprinter. has made the same distance
in only two-f1fth second less.
Miss Fumiko has defeated all the
man runners of her own country and
all the woman runners in the world.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
PRO COURT FIGURES
Team Standing.

GAMES TONIGHT.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at Detroit,
GAMES TOMORROW.
New York at Philadelphla.
Detroit at Fort Wayne
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
New Yrrk. AS: Washington, 80.
cleveland %: Fort WAYNE. Ii.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Get Any 7neup Bout
SPRAGUE, STAR TACKLE,
NEW ARMY GRID LEADER

WEST POINT. y. Y, Novem.
90 LP).-Cadet Mortimer o. Sprague
of Dallas, Tex, an aIl-America
tackle. was elected captain OF the
Army foot ball eleven for 1928 at a
meeting yesterday Of the squad
that conquered Navy.
Spraguc Is a member of the class
Of 1929.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
BALKLINE is REGARDED
AS CLASS OF BILLIARDS

Balkline is recognized as the stand
ard game in billiards for players of
championship caliber. although three.
cushion Is rapidly growing in polu-
larity.
The carrom game is popular because
players of ordinary ability often can
make an excellent showing against
three-cushion stars.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
GAME TO ARGENTINES.

LIMA, Peru, November 20 R.--
Argentina's crack team won the anna
teur foot ball championship of South
America by defeating Peru, 5 to |.
Eighteen thousand spectators saw the
game.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Mccormack a Turfman.

DUBLIN, November 2S P.-John
Mccormack. Irish singer. is going
after new laurels. With a stable of six
he has entered the racing field. He
will run his first horses in Ireland
next year under the colors of red and
gold
Evening star., 1927-11-28
SOUTH AFRICA PRODUCES
ANOTHER DISTANCE STAR

South Africa, which OF late years
has produced many long.distance run
ners, has found another good one In
p X, Jacobs. who won the 1O-mile
cross. country championship recently
over the Pretoria course. which con
sisted of stony roads, kopjes, uphill
veldt roads and barbed wire fences. In
"a minutes 80 Is seconds.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
CLYDE MURRAY HONORED

Clyde Murray. Silver Spring, Md.
IS one of the 18 members of the Ohio
Wesleyan foot ball squad who have
been awarded "W" sweaters in recog-
milton of their efforts during the sea.
son just ended. Murray, an end. is
a senior.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

A ma ior league base ball record that
has stood unbroken for 33 years is that
of the Pittsburgh Nationals in scoring
four home runs In a single inning.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Foul shots attempted--Passon t2l, Saun-
ders; Ripley ,2 kennety psn Meyers f6ocb;ck 13
tI31. Dehnert t2l. Referee--Frank Snyder;
Cmpire-Chlef Muller. Time of halves-2O
minutes.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Wembley Stadium in England has
been purchased for use in greyhound
racing. -
Evening star., 1927-11-28

TOuchdOwns-J. Sweeney. Point after
ourhdown-Rauber tplace-kickD. Field goal
--Rauber tpace-k kick,
CONSTITUTIONS: Mohawks-Day for Meyers.
Burke for Swope. Newman for Moore. Ken,
ney for Griffin Brown for Deakins Boyd
for Ednger Frazier for De Gassis Cornell
for Newman S. Colliere for Coliere.
Apaches-Bush for Smithson, Cornell for
Gooch. Snail for j. Sweeney. Murray for
Rauber Rodour for Frye. Waldorf for Mon
tague. Movers for Cornell r. Sweeney for
Meyers.
Referee-Mr. Harmon fBethanyl. Umpire
Mr. Kelly tHolv Cross).
In the final game of the 135.pound
Capital City League. Mercury Preps
scored 9-to-6 victory over Linworths.
Wiltshire's 40-yard field goal decided
the contest.
Chevy Chase Bearcats defeated
Fort Washington Sridmen, IS to Z.
Hageage's touchdown in the final
period decided the contest.
Clarendon Lyons continued their
winning streak by taking a 7-to.O
game from National Props. The game
was cut short when jenkins refused
to leave the field after an argument
with the linesman.
C0lumhia HpiphtS oridmen nroved
Evening star., 1927-11-28
LEGAL T|LTS KEEP
JACK ON HIS TOES
Suits and Other Contests at
Law Mean Ex-Champ
Will Not Fight.
BY SPARROW McGANN.

YtW YORK, November 23.-1t is
\ now assured that the winner
VI of the elimination tournament
Y sponsored by Tex Rickard Will
meet Jack Dempsey for the
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Columbia Heights sridmen proved
Evening star., 1927-11-28
MAJOR CLUBS LET
MANY REMAIN IDLE
With 40-PIayer-Limit Rule,
Men Minors Could Use
Rust on Bench.
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

n YEW YORK. November 2S.-All
this talk that has been going
VI on about the elimination of
A waste in industry and Amerl-
lcadnrshin in efficiency
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
DISCLOSE ATTEMPT
 MADE DERA|L TRAIN
INVESTIGATION IN- DlCATES TRACK WAS UN-
 LOCKED BY SOMEONE

LINDALE, Co.,, Jan. 15. P)-A pre- liminary investigation of the Ponce de Leon-Southern Railway wreck last night in which an engineer was prob ably fatally burned indicated a delib- crate attempt was made to derail the flier A switch was open, causing the engine and three cars to leave the track. The switch must have been unlocked by a person with a key. The signal light was wrapped in a newspa- per and placed in nearby sewer.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
REP. DILL ATTACKS NICARAGUA MEXICO
 POLICY IF ]. 5.
MOORE OF VIRGINIA STATES NOTHING IN SITUATION JUS- TIFYlNG SEVERANCE OF
 DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. (P-Dill attacked the Administration policy in Mexico and Nicaragua, and Moore Democrat of Virginia) asked the House to go on record that there is nothing in the Mexican situation which would justify severance of dip lomatic relations
 Dill said: 'I do not propose to sit silent without protest against a poli- cy which might involve the United States in a confagration over the land laws of Mexico, which that gov ernment offered to arbitrate. The people of the United States have no sympathy with a policy which pre- sumes to tell the people of Nicaragua they must have the kind of govern ment we want them to have"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
UNSETTLED LAND IN
 MONTANA OPEN ENTRY

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Jan. 15. (P) The Department of the Interior thru the General Land Office, has just announced the prospective open ing of approximately 24,0OO acres of public land in the State of Montana. The opening will be under the juris. diction of the local land office at Great Falls.
 The lands are defined and described in a memorandum issued by the Gen. eral Land Office. The text of the memorandum follows:
 Montana. The official plats of sur veys in township S., R. 13 w., and Ts. Il and 12 S., R. IA w., P. M., Beaverhead county, Mont, will be of fcially filed in the district land office at Great Falls, on January 25, 1927, at 9 a. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
RUSSIAN FURs REPORTED
 SHIPPED THROUGH CHINA

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. P)-In- creasing imports of furs from Si- beria and Russia into the United States are reported as coming through Manchuria. An announce ment just issued by the Department of Commerce follows in full text;
 A large amount of raw furs were declared at the American Consulate in Harbin, China, for export to the United States in 1925, according to advices from Consul Samuel Sokobin, Mukden, China. These furs are be- lived to originate in Siberia and Rus sia. The single item of raw squirrel skins showed an approximate export of 1,190,000 skins in the declared exports for 1925 over those of 1924.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
REINDEER HERDERS RESIDING SEATTLE
 AFTER TOUR ]. $.
DISPOSE OF BULK OF DEER TO, NEWSPAPERS AT S1,5OO PER
 HEAD

SEATTLE, Jan. 15. (P-Fourteen Eskimos, after playing shepherd to 125 reindeer on a tour of the United States, reached Seattle to spend the rest of the winter. Thomas A. Morris said: "W hen we reached Seattle from Nome we split up. I had six deer and toured the South, spending two months in Kentucky. All the deer were were sold. Most of the buyers were newspapers who used the deer for publicity. We got $500 a head"
 The party will return to Nome in. the spring.
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DUNDEE ON VERGE
 OF KAYO E|MERGES
 VICTOR 0F BATTLE
REMARKABLE DISPLAY OF RING GENERALSHIP WINS SLASH
 ING BATTLE

NEW YORK, Jan. 15. (P)-Rallying Dundee, Baltimore welterweight came back and pounded out victory over Eddie Roberts, the Tacoma Ter TOT, in a slashing ten-round battle
 Dundee is credited with eight rounds, but only by a margin of seconds es- caped a sudden finish in the fourth. He was knocked down by smashing one to the jaw. He was pounded all over the ring, but kept to his feet by remarkable display of boxing and ring generalshfp. Roberts was decis- lively beaten from then to the finish.
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Students Attack
 Orphanage Abduct
 Many Chinese Girls

STUDENT MOB ATTACKS SPANISH DOMINICAN ORPHANGE AND CHURCH, DRIVE OUT SISTERS, ABDUCT CHINESE GIRLS-TROOPS OCCUPYING FOOCHOW FAIL PREVENT ATTACK-BANKS RE- MAIN CLOSED-SUN CHUANG FANG VICTORI- GUS
 NEW YORK; Jan. 15. (H9-The Commercial Cable company advises that communication with Hankow is cut off by interruption of all lines along the Yangtze river be- yond Peking
 CANTON, Jan 15. (P)-The anti-foregn demonstr .- tion scheduled for today has been posposed until to- morrow.
 FOOCHOW, Jan. 15. (P)-A student mob represent ing the Fuken Students union, last night attacked the Spanish Dominican orphanage and church nearby and drove out the ssters abducted the Chinese orphan girls and wrecked the property Forty thousand Nationalist troops, occupying FoochoW did nothing to prevent the attack The safe at the Hanata foreign quar- ter. The nuns and priests are prepared to leave.
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BANKS REMAIN CLOSED

SHANGHAI, Jan. 15. (P)-An uncen- sored Reuters Hankow dispatch indi- cated that the British banks are re- maining closed and this has created a desperate situation. The Cantonese government troops are demanding pay long in arrears. The officials are pleading for the banks to reopen. It is reported that some Cantonese troops in Kiangsi Province revolted because of not receiving their pay.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15

SHANGHAI, Jan. 15 P)-The Cantonese forces are reported to have suffered reverse in Chiang Prov ince. They lost Ningpo, the last stronghold in that Province. Sun Chang Fang, the Shanghai leader, is supporting the Northerners. The de- feated forces are retreating toward Fukien Province.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
FOOCHOW OFFICIALS IGNORE CONSULAR
 REPRESENTATIONS
FRENCH AND BRITISH AUTHORI TIES PREPARE ELABORATE DEFENSE OF THREATEN
 ED ATTACK

CANTON, Jan. 15. (P)-The British and French authorities have elabor- ately prepared defenses for Shameen, the foreign settlement of Canton in fear of the threatened attack by Ma tionalists. They are closing many un- authorized unions and instituting ar bitrary regulations in the strike set clement.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
5. 5. ALAMEDA IN ROUTE
 HUNDRED TWENTY-E|CHT

SEATTLE, Jan. 15. P)-The s. S. Alameda sailed at o'clock this morn. ing and carried 128 passengers. Sew. ard passengers: R. H. Hale and wife, Mrs. P. J. Kuley, A. T. Moehring, wife and son, l.. Preg, l.. l.. Laska and wife J. J. Donovan, Murdo Hacker, Simon Mcdonald, J. H. Livingood, Grace Howe, Evelyn Greenway and one steerage.
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SUPREME COURT UPHOLDs
 ANT|-EVOLUT|0N LAW

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 15. (P)- The Supreme court upheld the Ten nessee anti-evolution law today. In an opinion on the John T. Scopes case and reversed the lower courts verdict because the judge cannot assess a fine of more than $50.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
BIG YEAR FOR HAWAII

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15. (P- Higher prices in Hawaii and substan. tial production in sugar, coffee and pineapples, promise the islands a Very prosperous year, for 1927, according to an announcement just issued by the Department of Commerce.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
CRIPPLED PLANE ARRIVES

PANAMA, Jan. 15. P)-The crip- pied plane New York and St. Louis arrived, completing the first division of the 2O,0007mile good will journey. Dargue is expected to arrive with the three other planes from Amapala Tuesdty.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-15
IGNORE ALL CONSULS

ANDY, Jan. 15. (P)-It is reported the Foochow authorities are ignoring all consular representations regarding the treatment and protection of for eign lives and property at interior points.