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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-08

The Ladies of st. Mary's
Sewing Circle will hold a food
sale Saturday at A. w. Lucas
Co.'S store, starting at 1870.
There will be a dance at the
LOOT. hall Saturday night.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-22

senoritas de la localidad, efectuo en-
uno de los dfas de la pasada semana
su primera tertulia, en- la casa No.
1873 de la Gale Church.
A continuation insertamos los nom
bres de las senoritas que concurrieron,
omitiendo ell de los jovenes por care
Ger de espacio:
Victoria Jimenez, Laurita Celaya,
Ada Lowe, Manuela, Dolores, y En-
~carnacion Dfaz, Minnie Aros, Lupita
Salgado, Margarita Jimenez, Carmen
C%ontreras, Clara Egurrola, Beatriz
Egurrola, Annie Rendon, Alicia More
no y Matte Borrell.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-22

e Club "Ahnahan" de cuya insta-
lacion dimos cuenta en- uno de nues-
tros numeros pasados y ell que tam
bi4n esta integrado por simpAticas
El fronterizo., 1927-10-22
LA VIDA SOCIAL EN- LA SEMANA

FL "Club JuveniI" que, como saben
nuestros l~ectores, esta integrado por
j6venes de la localidad, segdn Sc nos
ha informado, piensa continuar ORE
ciendo Iertulias y reuniones en- las re-
sidencias de algunas de las miembros
de tai Organization.
Todavia perdura aun ell recuerdo del
hermoso bale de fantasia ofrecido la
semana paSada.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-22

FL domingo pasado Sc efectuo Ell bau-
tho de la nina Bertha, hija del Sc
nor Candida Vargas y SUI esposa Ma
RIA Luisa de Vargas, habiendo fun
gidQ como padrinos los jovenes Fran
cisco y Clementina Ramirez.
Con tai motive, en- la casa de los
p2pas, Sc efectu6 un bale ell que dur6
hasta las primeras horas del dfa ST.
guiente.
Estaban ALI, las siguientes se1oras:
VicenIa Vasquez, Panchita de Lopez,
Conception Madero, Jesus v. de FL
gueroa, Petra de Hall, Elvira de Vas
queZ, Lupe de Gomez, Reyes Trujillo,
Luisa Vasquez, Carmen de Franco,
Antonio de Vasquez Y las senoritas:
Lupita Duran, Concha Rivera, Anita
Monies, Clementina Ramirez, Palmira
Ponce. Paulina Ramirez, Maria Luisa.
Caballero, Esther Mendoza, Maria Co
rial. Antonio Rodriguez, Bella Madero,
Sofia Corley, Conchita Rivera, Maria.
Soledad y Mercedes Quihuis. Sarita
Urbalejo, Maria Salcido, Gertrudis Ro-
drfgueZ, Elvira Monies, Katie Ffgue-
roa. y otras muchas que sentimos no
recordar.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-22

FL proximo martes, despues de las
elecciones semestrales del "Club La
tino," y debido a tai acontecimiento,
Sc verificara una velada a la que con
curriran familias de los miembros.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-22

Con fecha IL del corriente, tom6
possession del cargo de Canciller de
Primera, del Consulate de esta ciudad,
ell joven Pedro Sanciprian, quien pres
taba sus servicios anteriormente en-
ell Consulate de Phoenix, Ariz.
Ell joven Sanciprian fu6 %ascendido
a los dos dfas al puesto de Vice-Con-
sui. Con anterioridad ha trabajado,
ademas de en- Phoenix, en- los Consul
lados Generates de Ell Paso, San Fran
cisco, Denver, etc.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-22

FL sehor Julio &. de Losmontes,
acompanado de su esposa la Sra. Lii
brada Losmontes y de la Srita. Maria
Gonzales, de Nogales, Ariz., estuvieron
en- dfas pasados en- esta ciudad.
FL Sr. Francisco n. Terrazas y su
esposa Virginia de Terrazas, cuentan
desde ell martes pasado, con una hiji-
ia, que naci6 a las 7:30 de la manana.
Han undo sus d~estinos ell j6ven
Roberto Duarte, hijo del senior Juan
Duarte y esposa Altagracia r. de
Duarte, con la Srta. Anita Armenia,
hija del seior Jesus Armenia y ts-
posa Victoria P. de Armenia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
Jack Kearns To Sign
Life Contract With
Kid Dan Cupid

NEW YORK, Aug. SACK
('Doc") Kearns, the man who
stood unafraid before the guns
of Shelby, the roars of the New
York boxing commission and
the fists Of Jack Dempsey HIM
self, has melted before Kid
Cupid.
In a telegram received yes
terday, Kearns informed Mickey
Walker that he is planning q
honeymoon. He did not name
7 the prospective Mrs. Kearns,
nor the time. Kearns has been
seen often in the company Of
Miss Margaret Quimby, talented
Hollywood actress.
Nor is that all. There are
rumors afloat that Teddy Hayes,
bosom friend Of Kearns and his
constant companion, is also read.
ing up on the marriage ritual.
They may decide to make it
double event.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
Mccarthy Captures
Another Golf Tilt

DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa,
Aug. 3.-Mauriee Mccarthy, George
town University student, increased
his string Of golf victories by an
nexing the Wolf Hollow annual
invitation golf tournament from
Rudy Rothenberg. Of Lafayette. 5
up and 3 to play.
In the final round, despite an
occasional slip, Mccarthy equalIed
par for the duration OF the match.
A drive out Of bounds cost him five
on the first hole and he dropped
the fourth with another five.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
| INkS|NEN
PAIRED

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. A.
Clark Morse. 17.year-old st. Louis
youth. winner Of the medallst prize
with a sS.hole qualifying round OF
149. was slated to tee off with W.
u. Palmer. Baltimore. in the first
round of the match play in the
National Public Links golf tourna.
ment here today.
Lester BOlstad. Minneapolis
collegian, failed to make the
grade to enter the charmed cir
cIe Of 30 medalist qualifiers,
and thereby lost his chance to
defend his title. when his poor
putting Melted him 164, a. lie
finished the last round In 90,
amid tears Of disappointment.
The other pairings for today.
match play round follow:
Kendall Morrison, st. Louis, vs.
r. A. Bowker, Chicago; Frank Brokl
st. Paul. VS.. Frank Aft, Kansas City
Tom Walsh, Boston, We. Walter
PAGER, Toledo; Carmen Bill, CIevs
land, VS.. Richard Walsh. New York
B. II. Burrows. Washington, VS.. I'll
r. Wilson, Kansas City; Harry
Sweitzer. Cleveland. VS.. William
Serrick, New York City; ]. p. Sabre
New York City, Va. Robert Stewart
Chicago.
Lower Bracket Karl Kaufman
Pittsburg, VS.. George Joyce, Phila
delphila; ]. J. McAuliffe, Buffalo, We
DR.. /. r. Davis, st. Louis; ]. r
Miller, Washington, VS.. George
Thomas, Chicago; Francis Clary, Chi
cago, VS.. John Florio, Columbus
Robert Wingate, Jacksonville, Va
Robert Burton, washington; Fl. J
McDonough, Pittsburgh, W.. Nico
Thompson, Hamilton, Ontario; Ed
ward Curtin, Newark, Newark, W.
Armin Mahrt, Dayton, Ohio; Lester
White, Erie, Pa, VS.. Joseph Merola
New York.
Pittsburgh won the Harding Cup
given to the four.man team having
the lowest score in the qualifying
round.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
Wightrnan w oman
Tennis Players
Practice

NEW YORK, Aug. A
squad Of seven women players
from which the United States
Wightman cup team will be
picked to oppose the English
team in the international Ten
mis- match in Forest Hills on
August IL and Is, will begin
practice in Forest Hills on Mon
day.
The squad consists Of Mrs.
George w. Wightman, captain;
Miss Helen Wills; Miss Eleanor
Goss; Miss Helen Jacobs, Mrs..
Molla Mallory, Miss Penelope
Anderson and Mrs. A. II.
Chaplin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

self and to give Flynn, who trained
him for the Sharkey fight, time to
work out certain plans for his
second battle with the ex-marine.
Billy Gibson left last night
Tor Spectator. N. ", to &C.
quaint Tunney with the situa-
ton and 10 confer with him ON
training camps.
81 understand Tunney wants to
stay in Spectator as long as pos.
sible," said his manager. 'and prob
ably he won't go West until the
first OF September. am going to
Chicago next week to inspect 4
number OF training sites that have
been offered"
Practically every county seat or
summer resort within d hundred
miles or Chicago has invited one or
both fighters to accept its lnospi.
tality during the training period.
The probabilities are that both men
viii choose lake resort.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
Everett Scott Gets
Unconditional
Release

JERSEY CITY, N. J., Aug.
4.-Eyerett Scott, shortstop of
the Baltimore Orioles, has been
released Internationally. Scott
formerly was known as the
iron man Of the majors"
He spent most Of his major
league career in Boston and
New York. He was released
outright by Washington after
about Q year there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
COHEN no BOX.

Seat Pleasant carnival. Francis
Augustine ana Jake Cohen. local
smitmen, viii hooh-up In the six.
round bout Friday night. Both
boxers have been in training for the
contest for tive weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

defense, as fifteen home runs may
testify.
Then there's Earl Combs. He
has led off in a most impressive
manner, he runs the bases like an
antelope going some whore, in a
hurry and he can 90 and get 'em
n the outlying sections Of any
field.
But. It seems to this writer, there
has been no more valuable player
on the Yanks this season than Mr..
Wilcey Moore. Without him the
Yanks would not have made q
Joke Of the American League race,
which they have, though seven
clubs can't sea anything~to laugh
about.
Old Doc Moore has come to
the rescue Of many 3 game
that was Just about to die on
the Yanks' hands,
Hoyt. Ruether and Pennock have
all pitched like. the hurlers of a
pennsnt winner should pitch, but
each of them owes at least one
game to the rescuing work Of Mr..
Moore, and the younger pitchers
Pipgras and Thomas. have beer
saved more times than most cats
die.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
TILDEN AND lott MEET
IN SEABR|GHT BOWL

sEABRIGHT. n j. Aug 1.-THE semina round Of the mems
singles for the Seabrght today
Bill Edn meets George Lott in the bracket among the
Mola Mallory Mrs.
is paired with Eleanor Goss
Tden
with victories in the final round The mems
cuded tomorrow viii the doubles Saturday
womens SINGLES and the mems mixed doubs will
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
viii 20 into the final against
Mrs. Chaplin and Miss Blake.

Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter,
who win play the doubles against
France in the Davis Cup matches,
and who won the wimbledon crown.
showed excellent form in scoring
q. pair Of victories over the Nc
Elveney Harrington and Ogden-Hol-
man duos. They know each others
game to a fine point, and win be
difficult for even such q fine pair
az Cochet and Rrugnon,
The Davis Cup COMMITTEES has
presented Tilden and Hunter with
albums that are virtually photo
graphic diaries Of their recent trip
abroad, 1t isn't likely that the
Frenchnaen, who landed yesterday
and were expected to play exhihi-
tons here. will make an appear
ance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
TIES FIEL DING MARK

Johnny Kerr, second basen1an
for the Hollywood club in the
Pacific Coast League, recently
handled twelve chances in q game
with Seattle, equalling the bert
record on the books.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
SEPTEMBER z SUITS
JACK DEMPSEY
By Sid Mercer

NEW YORK Aug 4-The that Dempsey was baking
on fighting agn this year spesd when the champion
Stadium, Chicago " EO&
Richard had previously Dempsey had asked for as much
time possible in order get himself into the best possible cod
ton for Tunney and suggested the September g.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

He showed what a good second
baseman he was last year. He looked
even better at short when Koenig
was out of the game, and when there
was q gap at third he did just al
well there. And Tony isn't all
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

White, who with Louis Thalliei-
mer, also Of Austin, Texas, were
intercollegiate doubles champions
Williams with TIlden and Hunter
win take part In Southampton
tournament.
Helen Wills. Molla Mallory,
Helen Jacobs, Eleanor Goss, Pene-
rode Anderson, Charlotte Chaplin
and Hazel H0tchlSiss WiRhtnaan
have been asked to report to Forest
Hills on Monday for practice and
to determine the makeup Of the
Wightman Cup team.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
LOU THREE.
AHEAD

Several years ago when playing
for Columbia. Harry Louis Gehrig
smacked 20 many home runs that
the university authorities were
forced to construct ! larger ban
field for him, ana today it begins
to look e IL the major league mag
mates win be obliged to do the same
thing. The Yankee slugger wal.
Hoped his thirty.sixth and thirty
seventh homers yesterday and now
leads the great Babe Ruth by
three.
At Columbia baseballs propelled
by LOUIS bat. had an annoying
habit of crashing through the win
dow Of a class room or bounding off
the Uranium OF stray professor.
The university moved the diamond
to Baker Field, on the outskirts of
the city.
Gehgig, however, obtained 40
this time 3 diploma IN sociology
In the form Of 3 contract with
the New York Yankees, ana
rather ungratefuIly left the
university and ifs new field
flat.
Gehrig's honers on Big league
diamonds are not breaking windows
but they are running many b pitcher.
The Yanks broke even with De-
troit yesterday. winning the night
cap. to 8, after dropping the
opener by a 6.to-5 score.
The standing in the National
League race remained unchanged
as all three leaders won. The
Braves. who were poison to the
Pirates. were soft for the Cubs
and lost. II to 1.
Paul Waner's homer with fwo
ON featured . five-run rally IN
the sixth which stalfed tI,a
Pirates 70 . 9-tO-S decision over II
the PhiIlies.
Jess Haineg. OF tina Carninaya
blanked Brooklyn, 4 to 3.
The Athletics went on 1 batting
spree and scalped the Indians twiee.
? to 2 and Z to 4. RomYnen arS
Walbsrg did the pitching and Iota
Those astounding Red aor
trimmed Chicago, Ruffing 6srse
Thomas In q 2-to-I mound Anal
Rothrock's two hits won fhe. .. ~. u
The Giants, Reds, Senator s ana
Browns were held idle by rain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

The Davis Cup Committee,
which had been very active
at this tournament looking for
young talent have selected
Lewis N. White, OF Austin,
Texas, to be R. Norris Williams,
new doubles partner. This new
formed team defeated George
Lott. ir. and Wilmer Allis,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

SlgnOr La1zeri has satisfied
several thousand persons that he
b just about the best infielder
In the league.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

out OF the question inasmuch as
there was possibility OF weather
pUstponements that might bring the
fight into conflict with the world
series in the event the Cubs win the
National League pennant. The
series is scheduled to start the first
week in October.
Tex had expected a decision late
last night after telling Leo Flynn to
get in touch with Dempsey BY tele.
phone. The telegram was handed TO
him when he returned late In the
afternoon from downtown meeting
Of the Madison Square Garden Cor
poration directors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

A year ago the Yanks had
pretty much the same lead they
have now. In Cleveland they
showed signs Of weakening un-
der the strain. In Detroit they
dropped the series and did the
same thing i'm Chicago. Back in
New York they staggered along,
their long lead keeping them "a
front, but with the margin being
! squeezed daily.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
BES I
Yankee

In q few short weeks q commit.
tee Of observers is going to have to
face the problem Of deciding who
Is the most valuable member of
the, Yankees. For several months
past a lot OF American League
teams have been, complaining that
there are too many good men on
the Yanks. The same problem is
certain to annoy the committee.
Each year one newspaper man In
each city represented in the league
Is appointed to select the most val.
liable player in the circuit.
One player IL named from
each Of the eight teams and
rated according to the indi.
vidual eOn1mitteeman's opinion.
80 some one has got to be
named from the YanIxs.
It might not be so difficult q
task II one might j0t down the
name Of Babe Ruth" and let it
go at that. But to further com.
plicate matters Mr.. Ruth isn't
eligible, He received the Most
Valuable Player award couple OF
years ago and is automatically
eliminated.
OF course theirs Buster Gehrig, the
Babes shadow in the great American
home run handicap. He has driven
out even more homers than Ruth,
according to the current statistics.
He has driven in more runs than any
other player in the league. No doubt
he would be very suitable for selec-
ton. but who can say that he IL
4 more valuable player than Tony
Lazseri, when one considers Tony's
defensive ability?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

Dempsey wired acceptance OR
the September 22 date and added
that he would leave Los Angeles
on August 10 for Chicago. Flynn
leaves early next week to select
q training camp near that city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

Tilden won his last victory in
seabright in 1919, while Mrs. Nal.
lory took permanent possession OF
the bowl by winning in 1s21-22-2S.
There were no upsets in the
singles yesterday. Miss Helen
Jacobs won the only event SEIZED
uled in the women'S list by elImin-
ating Mrs. J. D. Cordiere, 81, 81.
The men also has comparatively
easy times, winning In straight
sets. Tilden defeated Jerry Lang,
6-5, So. Lott eliminated White,
81, So. Hunter beat Holman, ga,
So and Mercur won from Griffin,
81, rs.
Mrs. Mallory and Kea Bou.
man, the young Holland star,
who Is hard court champion Of
France, advanced to the final
round Of the WOmen's doubles,
by defeating Mrs. EndicOtt and
Mrs. COrbiere, &c. g.. They
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

The present situation makes ali
the more interesting and important
those four games the Yanks are
to play here next week. They
sppear on Wednesday and finish
their visit on Sunday. August IA.
JIG between now and then the
stump has appeared, it is quite
possible for the Griffs to gain
appreeiably by hammering the lead.
ers next week before hiking out
Into the West.
Iris Speakers injured wrist was
much better today and he expected
10 have no more trouble with ii,
thanks to the efficient treatment
kiven by Trainer Martin. 81
Sammy Vests charlie horse has
shrunk to the dimensions 81 mere
roiiy and he should soon be able
70 perform In any way best suited
70 hrs boss. He tore loose q liga.
rnent while running from first
fase to home in st. Louis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

A dispatch from Chicago last nigh;
states that Dempsey has engaged a
bungalow on the roof OF q Chicago
skyscraper. in the downtown district.
where Mrs. Dempsey will resid )
while Jack is In training.
The Illinois Boxing Commission
has stipulated that both boxers
must locate their training camps
in Illinois and be on the ground Al
least three weeks before the fight.
Dempsey viii camp near Chicago q
meath n advance to aeellaats hlm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

Bucxy Harris and his little pals
are watching closely what Is taking
place in New York these days.
mindful of what happened wear
ago at this same tine. Already
they have seen the Cleveland
Indians hand two wsllopings to the
champions within four days and
yesterday the Detroit Tigers came
along and split doubleheader
with the Yanks.
can't say for sure. remarked
Manager Harris today. +but the
Tanks may be about to repeat
their story Of 1925 with this ex-
ception, they have us behind them
now. not the Indians or Mackmen.
We're going to be much tougher to
shake off II we can but close up on
those Yanks."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

ALOuG came 4nelr last swing
Through the West. The Indians.
apurred and driven hard by Iris
Speaker. were closing up on the
leaders who were doing plenty Of
trembling from dav to day. The
Yankees were ready to be slaugh-
tered but the Indians lacked Just the
necessary punch to turn the trick
and the Yankees stumbled over
the finish line to go in and take
the sock on the chin from Grover
Cleveland Alexander and the st.
Louis Cardinals.
measure up better than the Yanks
M 1925. Lazzeri is a much i'm
proved performer. So Is Lou
Gehrig. Wiley Moore has plugged
n biz hole in the more or less moth
eaten hurting staff. But--and this
q q big but" to the Griffmen-- .the
Hanks have yet to feel & slump,
without which no team has ever
gone through an entire campaign.
IL IL possible that the Yankees NAV
have need Of all those 10 games hv
which they today lead the Griffrnen.
Liks the Griffs, the Yanks are
about to make their final invasion
CT the West. On their first trip
they won 10 out OF IS games played
and on the second Is out OF Is.
Their pitchers stood up under the
rounding right well and, with
Ruth and Gehrig leading the way,
their sluggers increased the mar.
gin over the second place Griffmen.
But all this happened with no signs
Of slump.
Clark Griffith and Buclxy Harris
have been counting on that little
old slump, making no bones about
speaking Of It. either These two
recent triumphs Of the Indians 1t
New York and yesterdays Tiger
victory have brought back to the
Gtiffs dreams of catching their foes
ana marching over the line In first
nIaee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

Gehrig, however, obtained 40
this time > diploma IN soclEoloRy
In the form 0f 3 contract with
the New York Yankees, and
rather ungratefuIly left the
university and fits new field
flat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04
SEE
CHANCE At
H land
BY Louis A. DOugher

"a 81
The Washington Griffmen. tack
Ing the ST. Louis Browns today in
doubIe-header. are firmly con,
WINGED that their time is at hand,
that the champion New York
Yankees are about to slump and
that every victory win tend to close
the wide gap between the leaders
and their nearest rivals. The
Yankees today are thirteen games
ahead OF the Griffs, who are five
ahead OF the Detroit Tigers. Eight
and q half weeks remain for the
Griffs to catch the Higgins troupe.
The task Is not impossible, but 1t
certainly Is difficult.
For tOday's entertainment at
the Griffith Stadium, Uncle
Tom Zachary and either Hollis
T1urstOn or Bump HadleY win
enter the box to oppose the
Browns. Dan HOWley Is ex-
pected to call upon Elan Van
Glider and possibly Milton
Castor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

The Tigers have small respect
for the Yanks. Three weeks or,
80 ago they broke even In 3
aix-game series In Detroit with
the champions and now seem
inclined to repeat In New York,
/ This may be all the YanIs
need to. start q slump that will
put the Griffs right up within
striking distance OF them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-04

Paul Waner's homer with two
ON featured . five-run rally IN
the sixth which atalSed tIIe
Pirates 70 . 9-tO-S decision over
the PhiIlieS.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18
CHINESE H0RDES' CONTINUING MARCH
 YANGTzE VALLEY
EVERY PRECAUTION TAKEN AGAINST VIOLENCE TO MANY
 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

HAWKING, China, Nov. IS, (P- The fall of Wuhan and the cities of Wukhang, Hankow and Hanyang, ap- pears imminent as the Ranking ar mics, estimated at 100000, continue to march up the Yangtze Valley with out much opposition from the Hankow war lord, Tang Shentse.
 Foreign representatives at Hankow are taking every precaution against violence War ships of foreign pow CTS are prepared to defend the terror stricken foreigners in the Wuhan dis trict. Many persons have been injured in Hankow when the fighting broke out between retreating Hankow sol- idiers who footed the city as they pass ed through it.
 There are least 200 foreigners in Hankow.