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' 'Im dawning of preircla for veaie In
Ireland timl the t-esxa ion of tne euu-iikc
campaign lien the jilslels were wltti-
drawn.
Although nothing hfifi Pt been nr- I',ngllltme!i Miii-pm of a terror Midi .is
ranged, It N token for granted tlml the Irishmen are slaves of letlnv." The
8lr Henry will be given a great public i newspaper fiercely denounce (he Kiijc
funern). with the military honor due . llsli tioverniuent anil the iiiirll.iiiieiitiir.
his rnnk and Mr. Ices. The likelihood Ik t opposition for "Mirrciiilerlng te immltT
sugfcstcil of burlel in St. I'iiuI'm, the , and vietenee in I'onipeutidliig with ii--renting
plnrc of innny of llrltnln' iiiet ' mis1hi nnd tltctctiy tailing the fate of .
noted vorriern, Itieludlng the Duke of j the brnc men who Meed out ngiilnt '
Wellington, nnd Admiral NeUen. .that surrender."
Condolence! continued today te pour " de net for te Kay." It gees en,
In eh I.ndy Wllnen, who en neon an the "that in wiriemleriiig the en it mi of law
r-Md news renchei llcklngliiini ralnee
Ut waa waited upon by nn eipierry cent by
t '. the King and (Jueen, bearing nn rxpres-
nien of their sorrow. The I'rince of
Wales also cent n personal messenger,
(and the dinner wlileli was te have been
given today In celebration of hW birth-
any tins been abandoned
i .... ...... ..u......
rrlme Minister I.ted tieerge sent a
.1f.pnm rnnrllnr 1 ft 111 flmnlv vlinf.Leil '
at the ghastly crime. I can find no
words te express m eetisternatmn and
grief. I'lrase accept nil mj "jinpathy
in your tcrrlblu trouble."
Dublin. June 23. I Hy A. IM (?en-
ernl Owen O'l'uffy, chief of staff of the ;
TrIMi Republican Arm. (inpli.itlcall
contradicts the allegation that Field
Marshal Wilsen's assassination was the '
work of that organization.
Arthur (Jtlmth. pte-ldeut of the,
Dell Klrennn. sptaking of the Londen
.?;. V .1 - .,.,n.i.. ,t i,
'Whether the aainotien n
Henry WI.m.ii was an net of p i t.
rengeanee or had a ..suede-pell leal
aspect 1 de net knew. Hut it is a
fMMi f kfl l '
fundamental prliwiple of eiviuxeu gov
ernment thnt tin assassination of u
pelltieal opponent cannot be justified
or condoned.
"Sir Henry' pellticnl dews were
oppevd te thece of a vast majority of Cabinet Assailed in Commens Fel-
hia countrymen. Nevertheless. I knew' i.,.,i lciiii-- n.
that the vast miijerlt will be unani- 'ewln3 K,lllnB of Wilsen
nieus In ceiideninlii? and deploring tins, l-omlen. dune "S i llv A. IV i -
ded." IJiiestlens put in the Heme of Ceiu-
Tlie Irish Independent sas: "We metis ted." te meiiibt rs of the (ievern-
cannot pretend te knew what uvtivc Is meat with regard te the assassination
behind the herrlMng deed, but it is of field Marshal Wilsen constituted one
obvious from arlmts pubic leferenee of the most damacing demonstrations
that It is attributed te the bitterness against the (leveriiment that it has e.-
nreused bv partition nnd the Ilelfast per eneed Had it be"ii possible te
pogrom. It tnnv produce inlinlte harm. 1"J - ilebnted the subject the eisteme
It will eertnlal'v tend te Intlanu pas- f the Cexertiment would have been
elen and iiitenff the etistlng trouble." J"epardlreil. It had leen de.-liled. hew
A former -e'di'er mimed Lawless was eer, te defer debute until Mend.t. .
killed at midnight by two armed men Austen Chamberlain, the tievernment
who rushed Inte the tenement house leader, grew pale under the tire of In
where he lived nnd asked for a lean terrogatlen. A bad Impression was ere
named WT'ten. ",''' n ''' -tatemeut thnt pe'lee pre-
teetlen had been withdrawn from the
Paris, dune 'J.'!. (Hy A Ii "1 Cabinet Ministers and ether prominent
have lest a friend whom I always held m,., in Ln-sland when the position w.th
in esteem nnd affection. " said Marshal le-ard te Ire and was belie. ed te have
Fech te the I'che de l'an when in- improved.
formed of the n-sassiniitien of Field Heme Serretnr. Shcrtt said no mfnr-
Marshal WINen In Londen. nuitien had been rerelved that Field
"It Is fourteen years, eentlnued the Marshal Vim'. life was in danger,
allied ginernllssime. "since he first ,, ,llis Colonel Martin Areher-Shee
eame te my effife in the war school, of declared he had -eeu a letter sent te
which I was then . hlcf I will come s.-etlaml Yard regarding the Field Mar Mar
te see j en. he nid. 'hut in .reliance .,!. indimianth called en Mr.
you must premise te come and se,. me s,i)rM (( X.A T, , .pK.st.eners dls-
it .......... ...... ...ii.-., -,....
college). I Kept iu word, since nor a
jear passed without our meeting and
our friendship continued te grew He
came especial y tn nttend the weddings
of mv two daughters.
Etrrjbedv knows the services ren
dered hy Mnrhal WiKen. both In thp
preparation and conduct of the wnr. lie
was the soul of co-operation between
the two armies, nnd during the battle
of lpres at 1(1 e clock every night he
came ever from St. Onier te "ee me
at my headquarters nt Cassel
"It Is net for me te express an opin
ion of him as a politician.- but 1 can
ay that ns a soldier he had n mag
Blfieent Interigenee. that he was abso
lutely sincere and loyal and possessed
tliat supreme gift character, in, din
appearance affects Kng'and and Prance
alike. I none It will be possible for
me leiuenu ine tunerni ami eM.re-s
the griff of the French Army te our
Urltlsn menus.
' General C.itelnnu. who commanded
the French nrm'es In France nnd ltd
glum. said. "The assassination of
Marshal Wl'sen grimes me deep!... I
uepiere ine less net only of a com
rnde. but of n faithful friend of
rrnnee before and during the war. and
Kinileil.'
'?i...'. '",''s'"-' """ "" Juriuii-
These expressions reflect the general
feeling of regret and horror ctpicssed
by the French press nnd public at the
tragic end of the man who was ri'sp.m
bible for placing Marshal Fech in tu
prcuic command of the nl'Ied armies.
MILITARY FIRES OS
MOBS AT BELFAST
Belfast. June 'j:i i Hy A V - The
situation here was one of great mm,
letv tedav, owing te the hijh state of
feeling ever the assassination of Field
Marshal Wilsen. Special precautions
were inueii in tee upturned areas, but
the milltarv and police wen- fetved te
nre en mobs M'venil times The ea-.
ualties by tnld-foienenn i e.-e si-;
wounded The urei mainly affect. i is
situated hetwien firi.svenur stiiet and
Falls read.
VIrtuallv ever! member of the l'lstei
government Is under .mine tir.it .eilnn.
A man mimed Iie'aml and a cirl named
Eng'Ish weie wiiiudi"! in a c'as.
be-
iween (Hinaiis anu i.ul.ran patn
in
tae lern street area.
Heavy rifle tire broke out in the Oil
llngtree read i'lirict today while rm
curfew was stiM in effect. A w.ile me.i
was Mini nffei ted and. despite tin- ef
fort! of a large for e of mi'itarv and
police te dls'e.'ge th" g'lnmeii. t In- liung
f entlnucil The eutbr-nl: follevid an
attack en a e i ar
Incendiaries tedn. ... -tre.ed n .ter.
in (Irosvenei strut owned j,v Mrs.
Margaret Md'uli .ugh. c ether m' Den
nis M. Cul nuh. fiiruier Sinn F. m en
voy te the I'ui'ed State-.
"We are all uvervxhe'iiieu wi h grief
here," says n nu-sage fi-.un the r'ter
I lllenist C.i mil te the widow of Field
Marshal Wi'm.ii We ru-egiui. that
your husbiin-l !l"l for TUter. aiel as.
sure you he wj'l nlw n-i s )(. ie.egni.ed
by us as one of tin- i-uipire's me-t dis.
tlngulshed Mitis "
LONDON PRESS HITS
IRISH 'MURDER GAC
lyiinliili, June '','!. i J'a . ,
I.OIllle I liewspnpi r, tin c.pres
deepest e-:nt aim lmirer at ine
der of Fii d Marshal Wi'sen
T'.
fd 1 1
mn -
The DaiU Te'egraph. wlibh .inc.
no'
iiniiut iu.il ine cnine can tie i rii-.-iJ te
''the Itepiililiuin Murder li.in.-," i.e.
He ves that what Immediate!- mlli-il
forth the outrage was the iefi;,t of the
Tlepublicaii in the ie. i nt lush ,.,.r.
tien.
"It was a genure of in, id ddi.iiue In
the beaten et ctiiists. and en an an
neuncemeni of their detrinluiitinn te
pursue the wink of wrecking i,u- treaty
seft'eiuent h. inrciii-lfy ing the uitacl;
en risler,' savs the ncwspnpei-, "'I'lieli "'I'lieli
hepes ami alius ine all of b'e nlsin-1,,
ruin and mister., ami tin would
reinll'i -iioi-lliie thili own (.'ieuiN for
Ki, B i.-iiii?.iiiiei in iin-iii. - - " "mi..
,U It expivs P tin lett Hint "tin whlel',f '",' 'V'1" ""'"'V "'"' ,lllt,lv ,lll' "
a icaiixatieii or iiicm.
of li'P'iui'l Is sii s-iturated with lb
and hemleiilnl luiiteimnts t,llt ,H.
nramit ! i m may fail le stir tuc cen-M-leiice
n( the neeph' m whose name ii
wiix perpeir.tli'd."
I'll Itel'y Mall ii'inutU liiat 1'icld
Marshal Wilsen had been altackeu In
I he jJuli'ln Pm's.s bv "a senes of lontii lentii
Mti.n , ctirlfimis uf tiifjiiiinns m.il.tt...
fIsiV ""' ri'iireiiiiecs cue of these fretii
W'.' a,fk Vt.i. ' I......... I ... l..li . .
tfftt'l
Ai1,!-! rrn'1-v..n k .inurii.ii, i iiu Man .lli
i MiVUiiiV country nun te "hetuu
.i-Wa' tts'OeVy by acts which will stami
fesVK,W' U,. .
'UOH .iVllltlll. L lUlllllll-.llll.l. tm hn...Ml
"I
I mil 1.m nuxumliti, m.l L.h.. I!..
; ministiiaeiir le thim who iiiMleiii'.'.l
tluin. '
The Morning I'oMricM'rluce tnc mnr
' tier :ih "pint of mi iitteinnt m miike
and order. I. mi tieerse. rininilirriii'n.
i mid AmpiIHi all share In the murder of
, .Marshal Wil-en and ale lied:
ilibled with
his bleed.
The Westminister (Jnzctte sajs: "The
ealleiiMiess anil futility of the assassin
ation are almost overshadowed In the
, ....- iuini.siiMi im ti- uinniui; inn
. of (he injury done te all the fair hope
nrt lnipii'sslnu of lis wickedness and
of leeoiicilliitleu based en the new sit
uatien in Ireland.
The Daiij News contends that th"
"ill-gustirig outrace," has net cu-n tin.
pallatli.il that might be urged In be
half of the murder of an oppiesse,
it continues, "The most distorted In
telllgenee eeuld net represent Wilsen n"
Ireland's t.eant. The crime was up
parentlj pelltieal. the mere i elil-blwm-ed
killing of a defenseless man en in
count of his opinions.'
The newspaper d.isses t'ir ciline with
'the nrs of murder ulihh h.ts been
.... . ...
"s'ng ler weeNs piivt tn ;elfat. an
,,,,. .. p M u ,
s,n ,..,., , butcheM of iIk
Mn, Mnhens en th-tirangeman "
1
FURIOUS ATTACK WAGED
ON BRITISH GOVERNMENT
..I tie irre'ltest it- it. lil:i ; 11L men-
s.ltlOUS lis til
authorities."
the
"Hplll'MH"s uf tilt!
Youth's Slayer
Hunted in Weed
,
(entlnucil from fuse One
have recmistri.cted the murder Liei
tenant MeNhaw. of the nrin.ei' s-nuul.
together with District Dtttethcs Moet:
and Fesmier. of the T.n-mj snniun
luue made n chreful study of the
ground
u i inn- nei'ci tliat tuc miu.Ii was
liking along Shaih Lain . in l'ex Cha e.
.,l. 1. 1 j ...... ..i. .1... ..1.... e.. ...... ...l
, ",:."', ,, ", , ' ,' V,' .". ! " J
,lN ,le,li::u,. A bllIl,i , .. ,s' ,. '
,, ,,., maile ,,..,.., .,....,.,,, f '
l i rime of some seu, either met Inni
er walked along behind. This )
strengthened bv the fact thnt a white
mns; was found near the bmlv
It is considered likely that the bandit,
after allowing the hiker te na-s. .linneil
en lii i mask, hurried up behind him
,,,i.i n..,,,,,,,.,..''...! i i '-..
Lawr-no- iin.Iebie,U ,l.,l s. Nic.
ins about sliare. and taking a .het
at tile lioeileil lc'ure with hi
w'her. Mf wis at a ilisadvantn
re-
he had t ilrav,
i n the turn,
plenty of titni
and tuc nincj, wlul,.
while the bandit had
t.i ceer him with his
gun.
Jusr hew tne dead man received the
first of two gunshot wounds in the back,
hdew the shoulder blades, will prob preb
ablv never be known.
If there was a struggle it tiny be that
the mask was tern from the' head of
the bandit ( tr. In his nervousness,
after tak.ng It eT the bctttr te ee. he
m.i liiie ..ft it hi hind
Sleeping lsag MisVng
The youth's iiiuney was gene, nnd his
cping bag is missiti-. His n.e lav
ncarl .upl
ground near
Ins r. nhiT it en the
i.s hand Nearbv .t the
in.isk It i- white. mis made of a Heur
bag ami iindiiiiht'diy com re I the enthe
head. Tin re wee holes for the eyes,
and another for the nose
Police wire informed that I.awienn
sum" mouths age quarreled with a
.Negro whom he cruiit raking niuskrats
from a trim i.la
In Law nme almu
file I'l-nil. pai-U I neK .Ne lllews weie
eciangid, but the ,,itli new dead i
-aid te have ii.'d the uiiu what In
tlie'lght of Ins tlne.er. P.j'l .. an
-enri-huig for the Ni gre
Midi.id Dauilce, ,".'.l.'!(i De'.l stieet.
and Aiitheiiv Karkiue. is 11 Heffman
street, mushroom hunter-, found the
body Wednesday. It i- known the
-hoot ng eiiur'i-ii at 7 P. M Monday,
hew mer, i.s the ler..- shn-s tired weie
heard by William I'.ey.l n f.irtnei, liv
ing ne.irln
Mr I.awien.-e. lii. - uf Me dnid
.euili. .-.tcd tin- Coreiur's ..ttn e to te
dny te in. ike efiichil I lent. th alleii if
the bed. ti iibi.iin it- re'eiise nun nl..
te 'all; the i time e.er wit!. Di. Wil
liam S Wadsworth. Corener's pl.y-i-i-i-iii
who perfermeil an aurepsy .
"M he. w.is an . lei t.-n uin. h"
said ' About -i year and 'i i; ilf ag
he inni; a trip te l-'urepe, as a niem
h. i- of the nor. hunt innriiti Wlini h.
. alii'- biuk he had -enic in' u.-y -luee
up nnd .I. lined te -tidi. b.ta'i. lie
a- a greit ii.niiri I. icr, nnd hud
('uniii-l and ir.iipi.l niu-ktats upon hi
ln.lda.s ter year- 11" alwin- kept i,
di it v
"I trhd te get him te an te the
irievlng-pietute shows n, hi cal; thi mu mu
initein of hi- if,.. f,,. fi-urrd th.
ceiistnnt d".iit.en te his st idles would
in t.me h-ue some effect upon him He
riaynl mi the lieu-e at nul.l. ne.er went
nit after .lark, hut r. inalu.-ii in his
room, readni'i Therno's natuic winks.
He a Le mid a ii.iuibd of r' ji mill,
pei'ieillcals
"Te in. knew edge he null l,,ul nin
. hum. Jee I Ian-el, of l'Js j;,-,st T'ega
sii-ii-i He hud a s'leping hug i.inl an
i.luminuui case In v liii h lie ..nrn-d i.
ht or' iipiipun ut. K.i't .thing s miss
ing from the lniiiM', and I lannet In
'ite the i-p'.' where hi was uii.ipliig,
I wish I could, for it would help sc iv.
thl- awful mystci.
,rMv Iny ha- alwa.s been clean II.
lug new r ,u tieuble, and I lia.c no
ilnill't he ...is shot and killed in nine
fe'tcd flint nei-'hherhi ei
"I don't knew hew much money mv
he, had or whether he was robbed, I
i!n I. new en'y iceently he inudc a liun
died dollars by n'lllmc miiskrat i-k'ns.
Tlmt's hew he eaiil for his i nl It -. On
his til-is Ie would build a shack for
liitn-c'f I am new looking for tly
slunk let I fee' that would threw
v mir I glit en the i time."
Till: -Hill Ull' AUK MI0KIM1 FOB MAY
' race 30, Adv.
i.k reuna in inn imp ivpnu-a columns en
-rirf-vT-r-VT tiTTIlTTn' T -HIT T.,-ni ' -rWi
&EiJSUSVt ruDuiK, ui2i.uur.i2i.K- ru.LLiAUmjlfa.LA, FKllJAI, JUJNE 23, lv4&
1
Weeks Elects te Give Up Jury
Records Rather Than Call
Case July 17
TRIAL SET FOR OCTOBER
New Yerk. .Tune 2.1. I.nwjers for'
Walter S. Ward yeterdn obtained
acce. te thr minutes of the (Irand I
Jury that indicted him for the murder I
of CInrcnce I'efers. and. it if under
stood, they will move en Monday for'
dismissal of the indictment. If the;
motion Is denied Ward probably must
remain In jail at White IMaltrs until
October, when he will go te trial.
After hearing argument of Isaac N.
Mills, chief of counsel for the defense,
and District Attorney Weeks. Justice
Mersdiiiuser gave Mr. Weeks the al
terant!, c of producing the minutes nnd
taking a chance of dismissal or with-
he'dlnir them and going te trial en
July 17. Mi. Week decided te risk!
Inning the ease against Nurd thrown
out rn'her than try 1 1 1 it i before
the I
prosecution Is ready.
District Attorney Weeks said last
night : !
WARDMU
SPEND
SUMMER
JAIL
"The en'e will net go te trial en Hebe Daniels, motion picture actress.
Jul 17. 'Ine nistriet Attorney pre-;.,, ,
i tested asainst furnishing the minutes of i ..,,,. .
tjie C.rnnd Jury Inipilry te the defend- ! brief sentence In the Orange County
ants because It would furnish them with I Jail at Snntn Ann, Calif., for violn vieln
evidenee gnthered in our Investigation tlen of the Npeed ordinances, was nr
and would grentlv hamper the presecu- rested in ttlendnle. a suburb, Wetlnes Wetlnes
rien lie ndheres te his position thnt,dii. en n similar charge. It became
he has net the ease In proper shape known Inst night. She Is scheduled
te prcsnt It te a petit jury until the , te answer the chnrgc today.
Investigation new in progress has leen
completed. '
It was reported yesterday that the
District Attorney has discovered a new ,
line of evidence and is unwilling te go
te court until this evidence can be pre
sented te a jury.
Mr. Weeks argued that Ward's acts
since the sheeting were net these of
nn Innocent man. nnd declared Ward's
counsel wanted an Immediate trial be
cause "thev are afraid the people will
discover Ward did net kill I'efers in
self-defence "
The District Atternev said he would '
refuse te be stampeded Inte an earlv i
trial. He weu'd sooner resign his of- I
tice. he said, than go te trial with the
ease before he Is rend. '
HUNT FOR MORE WIVES
PASTOR MAY HAVE WED, the International Harvester Company.
iwns rnnerted fullv recovered from the
Weman Arrested With Stewart
- -u- ..mm At .- i .... uu
eay3 one ... ., v. ......
Ives Angeles. Cal., June ''... illy A.
P.i A dcteitUe agency has begun a
nniii.n. wide sean'i for still mere worn-
shot In World Wnr
Smokes cigarettes inces.nntlv.
en who may hae gene through mnr- ,)r. j. of fmhrr te supervise the whose intelligence was universal in its , f(U. beating the wnuinn te dentil nnd
rlage ceremonies with Donald Duncan '..nrkinn of her detl.es prier te her rn)'''?- ,n wn? " mn." "f . Ilp VtUL111 ' nre nwnltliiie tin lntli penalty lletli
c. . t. ' i 'n.., ,,.i t '.iili.nteil .teni.rt. r.. for tlm I'nsi al that tie phrase implies. He was have appealed te the Supreme Court.
Stewart. unfreeKcd erg, man and for- nd .u te.l t ; rtMr; s0f"m, ,' i1;'',,,,,,.,, an untiring student of Western liter- A fourth, llernnrd Me.t. husband of
mer vice crusader, hell here pending , ...ry'i.p l""tp.i 'Vh.. en t da- with nture nnd customs. Mrs. Jrr's granddaughter is awaiting
-xtrmllrien i.. UoMen te meet charge. , aii"J pa eu m, "' !n 18IOT nr. Wu was sent as Mm- trial charged with having conspired with
"evb,-T!?;.- auX!rJ;rts"'u1(:;mk!;ew,'.-y had'-ebsevl-d lieriyYnT'lhe -ter te the Ciitcd States, which .eM ,lw ethera.
four ,.f his wives. ' " ' , ' IZ'Z of the IMs''-allisl that during the Boxer citUensTGTven'aifns
The nline.inrement wamadeby the ' .,,.,,, ., ,1, .."., n,1., ti-mih'ps In Clilnu I)r Wu's svmnnthies I tuiieriinip uiven c nuni
Les Angeles Times today in connect!.... "ennlek fam ly. Mi. Met 'ermick w II treuh.es ,1 tit nn Dr. W i a HjinpnililCM i wukes.nilTe ,,fti .Iunp ft
w 1th Its publl atlen of a .llary 1 t for , arrempnny Mathilde abroad, where she , Prc se , nfc 'Govern raei t ordered I T'vrin -two l.lack-rebed nuns, niembcr.s
two and,., half M,.rs bv one of Slew- w ""'l 0-r. the Swbs riding I tnte tluit M' erutre,. . ( ,r
art s w ves, .'IT, i.uiei inrner .is- "",;., ,. , . ... . tn.,t I.nnlt fur .. seenml terin nn AI Ulster i ''einineii 10 . iiii.-n euurs nu.nnuii
bahles,,.,, Stewart, who also Is wanted Mr M!,; Judge McLean yesterday
in Ilnsten en a charge of cenulrlng , '; ".s "a. wnien was s.u t te tie ills ... recalled te cedlfv the
with Stewart te effect his alleged mar- Inst day In -.he hesplf 1 A bulletin is- ?"P.'X11'1 le ,0I,"J '"P K.THi
riage te Nerma Khrenselle,-. from whom . " ' Dr. Ictor D. Lespinas.-e. his lns of his country. . "
he is accused of stealing S12.-.00. I M". 5,7 ",," : ... . . , , Was Popular in America m. tm of thf fni'f ir c ma W-
Mrs. Osbaldesten Stewart say M. Mr. Met ermick Is in hN usiiel geed . Vu w..s the most neniilar Min- r- "" Jr 'u'T"1' eru.-.-s Humtay. "
"loves him new an I always will leu- rl,-. Ie Is reloading te his test ,;.. n the ml WJ ,;.., ,t ,-i.g nr. .
him. ns told in her diary of her life ' I surgically nw sonuitlen is ixce.- n,.tur,,s(1U(. perMinalltv, hl termmit prl.ate.
with Stewart Anether decilliieut creil- I Knt. ,.,,,, eunlntiiess of speech and his habit of STOHHKIl -On June SB. lOL'.', maiiv i:.
ited te her was u "dnraiter nnahsU" As she was rav hi. 'lie hospital yes- ,lll.n.ln,"ir ,'. 'i. '"',," ".Vvi. ! ISTCmi:n (nee ohms), wile of ,Hfiir
inn te liei was a ui.ir.iii.r inai.sis , , ii,lfi.ii,i ...llu ..sWed ul.e,, she I asking "Hew old lire you.' hat I .hri-r. Itclatles nr.il frleeds liiltnl te
of the former ilergMiien. whl.-h s.nd: i teruay . .M.itlilWc mih ""sen when Mie , income V "Are veu hnppilv Sii r.i(" " Meniini. at hjie a .t..
Maw was broken in a tight in a tea , would leave Chicago for New Wk. , ""'.. ' et( ,erV. met line" rr- ,,t I.Vr late re.ldene.. 5133 Hnltlim.re ...
house in Shanghai. China-teeth kneek- ' Mi.) h; 'rre;v , 1 niay be no, a j ,;F;,1CH?i,0,nsO,ade" hini'Jl.e mes, ' -'",? TT k S ' ;..;:
ed out at saine time, mm s wounds in leg, all. she said. I den t want e give , ,k ,.nf m(,mberef the Diplomatic ion,- "raulch.e Cmrt'e PIea emit n.m
and font were caused by shrupnel nnd . J n short ni swer. nut my trine Ing "" ' ,, ,.., , .,, .,.. llf ,,, '.,,,. " 'e,u
Drinks all he inn get. Can pass s a di'-r father would accompany her cnt.
man of education an I culture, both tn j I)l'- Li'spim.sse was busy .eteriln
dress and manners, as well as a tramp ntevting ether men and women who see.;
or laboring man. the fountain of you h. It w-ns leurn-il
"Das strange Pleas about women and i that Dr Lespin.issc has received about
is cttremdv fnsi inat.ng te them. Calls .twenty inqulriet from women past mid
himelf a hi'-mnn.' a 'cave-man.' nnldle age asking for details of Mr. Mc
. bensi-mun ' " Cermlek's operation.
WILL KEEP PUMPS GOING
Anthracite Operators Take Steps te
Safeguard Mines
la.Ielen. Pa. June U.I. illy A P .
Individual .e.il operators In tin, ndd
have at range I te engage . nmpany em-
tilee ami ethers as inalnlennuei
men.
it was learned teiln. . If tin- suspension
of anthrni ite n Inlns is turned Inte
sinke and nuiiin runners, engineers nnd
firemen are ordered out by the I'nlte 1
Mine Worker
Wat. r in man. of the Idle mines ,,,
the Lelu-th hel.ls j. high because of ,,..
at rams, -m-i pumps, wnere tiiey ,-i
be useil at all. are tn.v I te cjpj.ity,
i as repot led
Deaths of a Day
LOUIS STERN
New
Yerk Merchant Reported te I
Have Died In Paris
New Verh, .lime 'Si. -Th atn of
Leuis Siet'i in Paris Wednesday has
Ie en ii'perteil in u cnb'egrani pint re
cehcil b Stent Brethers, of l West
1'iitty-se end street, the firm of whica ,
he wns the pre-l lent
l.euls Stern, nne of tiie best -known ,
inercliants in this ilty. was horn In
tieriiiiliy i-'ehruary -J. 1M7 lleiiuue
i.. mis I.. mn r mn, ,- .aii-iiis win-,,
n i hild alld was p-iire 1 and eiliteateil ill
,,. ... ,.. .,.. .j .....,. i ..
All.any 'Vhen he was twentv u-iiih
iii . . . .i.ij i.. -i .iii
old he mini- te this city and with his
hretlii'i'N opened a small dr goads store
en Sixth nvenue Mr Stein had been
aetne in ici'iiutu.can polities ler ninny
wars.
R. M. STINSON BURIED
Funeral Services Held for Victim
of Runaway Accident
I'lineral services for Hubert M Still --en.
Klknis Park broker, who was killed
smlilenh Tuesday when threvu from
his hep-c. weie held today in his liniue
at Yerk uud Ashbourne toads, KlkiiiN
Park.
Mr. Stinsrn hed gene rniing before
brenkfa-t Tuesdiu and ulieu his horse
appeared at the stab es rmerless a i-liert
time later senrell was institiiteil and tne
bmK of the rider was found, bearing
evidence thnt after ., hard Mri.Rgle In
hail lest cnntiel of 'he animal. Mr.
Stlasen died a fe minutes after enter
illg the flermaillewil lluspltal. lie is
mnUcd by bis widow. Mrs. Anna Siln-
.... ... ... . ...
s..n nne two cm ni'cii. l inrenen e n i
ce a n I
Nancy.
'minimi iii.ut" rnssiiu.K?
1. 1. ...... ...i iuiiia ir.idnt al Jbp.r.i-
tifiuj mi i m.ipiri, ciurlLj. w nun ruuujj
up i'l uf tn "tlhrr m.k'iiuiaV uiilviti
und ulees Ihn auction ilne.i he inriu m
Iek il. leuntrj ',' 'l'.iU unutuul arllclu p
'tAt in Hi .Mai-ar.lne Hecllell of II. bu
diy I'LCLIC I.KKuiu, "Mkv It a lULIt."
Aav.
Arrested Again
isHI'itiilllllllllH
BKHK DANIELS
BEBEABBEDAGAIN
Screen Actress te Be Arralaned Te.
j day for Overapeedlng
lies Angeles, June 2.1. (Hy A. V.)
IS READYFOR TRIP
Muriel Lies Weeping at Feet of
Father's Bed Mathilde
Reticent
Chicago. June 'J.".. Hareld F.
MeCermlck. chalrmnn of the Heard of
gland operation performed ten days
'age and is preparing te leave here In
np u wnH (nn)p(, flt y;
'Memerial Hospital yesterday.
Miss Mathilde MeCermlck. the seven-
Meen-ear-e!d hViress te the Jehn I).
-"Is" ' ermick refused te saJ wnetiier
. .,."'?. ,;7-,r."V' " ..-"":'... .; 1
.... ....... . U! . ...... h.. - ,..,
ireiiimiing tramc in iiiiieuii ui.uni' .
which he In ends te introduce at the
' ,,'"xt
i.nl.m ... ,1... I ii.niu IOC7ISIII run.
Tllt..,.t., lnnUle
M'GORWIICK WELL
HneL'nfii Inn tnillliMie littrtlnil rrtti f fin I
Tl... 1.111 I .- . "Il I. r ...... I.slf
-.-s,,.,, ... mi. .......... ..,,.
prlsenment and a line ler nuni parties.
te such transaction.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
r-.- inhmun "'mu s. iiefehiii si
aipm, 1J. ? Ulein. I,ln11""0' ' WJ"I
fnuS!??. N?w VeVlc i t and Mm, :
ilee-ne
.Sew YerK tiw . . .
J ihn Illackhn
7fJ N 21111 nt
ini JU.l.t
l!i-'lnnrz.
N illh nt
t n.. N llnmburif. "Ml N 'JUth '
Mutthew ' f'.envnu. iM SJ. '.'Jlh i.' .
.iMinle ' l-'ru-man J-'W N. "Ill .it
HeIrfTl M Snyder. 1.17 Crntcr lane
I Hlcn .' )fe..;. Oil. I.an- Va
Wuslfiv i L' m 31JH t.'einl M
jnJ
ami
"nJ
.Mnrir.n j .mi-j-mmm-u. .ii.i ih-hiht i-i
I'rnni- n '. i.'ennnv, K.-..1 N Ihmbrn t ami
cnhirine u cannnn, mis Woej
S,i5:.r,,haa!vu';l.t.t, "r"J U""
Andirw .11 .Mahnflf), gl7 IV Nurru hi
,iml .itar itrumm -'.'ia Masir ht
I"1'Vnn'"r.,a. . Orlnlma '?" " "nl
Jehn II Hhnnnen. rhlcnmi. III. ami Anni
M Whitney 173a N. Warnuclt m
rriie!in'j llullln, ss?7 v'SmT' "' "nl
Allr't I. '.Mil er L'li'tH N. 7th n and U i.
.1 lla-.lsl'" iieis N 7th t.
1'i-nln I) t)'(hl nan H 1eila!l n
Hath I). Mart ii, ilOL'II l'.rfnay an
Aleeri A lire nt. u n.1.1 Illlner l
.tfiri
' iiurii'n ..iHKriiiii -ni .Mcin-aii i .
rnrmlee Crlntofa'.e - Jnrkcen M.
Adeline Mnllura 13.-7 S Mule at
unJ
'b,,;rl.s '' ,?'?" J'.uv,i ."", ' , ""
Kmhrj i M. .usi;rer. 'JO"! i; huiiiii
juuu 'i,esir. a.121 s 7th at and
j .it mile i'.itk i'a:'t . Tti m
.'h f,1,':" ' "."''Z'J.'KV"... ''",. '" '
lln'iild J llewirii nil.. N. laih it . .".n.l Mi,-
'. V-Miihh IS-tl Itenl m
Anion 1)1 f'.imell. LMJ N. .Mll'i si n.)
i iirmeli Jmobene 1.110 S II ci n.
Tlmetnv .1 ui-.i. ..-.! .'anr nt
and Anni
r.. ii 'i r ve i.iii'-iii , ii.
tjenrue w it" lr sas v r.th ni and
ji-nn'e c wi'nn -.-si? iininiinet t
lJnh K.rrtf.-rS7RwrkirJ5 m"" """
A rrea II. KntRht 7 J si .m.-.c ui -nd S-jiie
.llerr.' i-ie H l.ith n
Kr''n Va'l loin s. ,-iif.t m . ij nthc
WniH.-in. HUH S r.tii t
r.inh field taa.'i s L'tih m nnd Sjrtie
Wflns flOOl llttfrn--d ae
Wiilter I" C.lhben I'D.H N 'Jd nt nnd i
Ar.nn IJe"rniiiir Sens ,V ,'l.t ,
H.irri II I'lihe- Trmijn N' J nnd Sara
Ii llrphurn Trnlen .V J
Al n ftee' 007 nnstm e . -.n.l l.i'ir.i M
I'ltln a.lHJ N id l
Jn ph IVir- Se- Vn-' 'it nr.d Th.. na
i "in wis .n Tin st
(' urn-re Mi C inl llritl Ite-r.f l nnd Ulli,.
K s . I. F) nnt.l.n. I'-.ll fnmnnw mit
Thnnns Iledfftn. Mlildtnimvp f'en" . nrd
! ,..''"?:', l V'WJ.I'L 1B-'-ri .N'u w',rn(,!( ' ,
i '"liVn"!. .' Vpfrphv.' sn" v ' Tvh - '""'
Jlm (l ns rn. n itn-de'ni unii .
Krrlr,nH"nV?1l(,,;:p-?J 'v'. ,, M .
fV HnrrOv.in. ItlpKhnrn-ne .V V
Tre'in it. aHisnn, nn w Nnrris nt ,
.n.l Fi-pAfln 1.' Tll-nt lin 11' SmI. ..
. - ':'-..' -.: .'.. ... .....". r.
11 n.l Mn..
I Mirer, inn wmimin t
Wnlfr I. Fe'ek Unltlnnir ltd . nnd I-'iur-
ence crilren, Ila t'mi'e Mil
Lrm-ri-rc. H.ipfra M-lt'iiiere ,Md , nn 1
MinVe I.'n er III' N lltll Ht
Them.is ' MeOee II iff !'i)n'lrtfin i-.'f . und
Anna .11 Nelnn. 2.113 .1 1.1th rt
AUK VOI' I-OOKIMi l-Oll IIKI.PT PUB-
linns tr "'y pfren you want ! Mver
tlulnc uuJcr Hltuatlenii en pass 30. AUv,
, i, ' ils' of n nf.k. ktl'" ;.'";K'kmmn t(, ,,,,
husky youth who sells his glands te a i,,),!,,,. While Minister tn the Culled
wei thy oldster. I States he was a frequent visitor te
I he bill proposes punishment by mi- ,. , u-l...i-e l. u-oel.l snen.l ue..t.s
t --m,- -- . ' -' - . -
WOMEN URGE LAW
10
Appointment of "New Citizens"
te Diplomatic Pests Alse .
Advocated
"SAFETY DOCTORS" ADVISED
tiv Aiteclattd Prtss
Chautauqua. N. Y .Tune 2.1. His
passions of International relations eccu-
'pled (he delegates te the biennial con
I ventlen of the (tnernl Federation of
' Women's Club.s here tedny.
I A Inw te outlaw war nnd the np np
'peintment of women t diplomatic
I iinsts wns urirnil bv the sneakers, who
included Mrs. Herace Mann Tower,
chairman of the Federation Committee
nn International Itelatlens: Senera
Cende de A villi, of Mexico; Senera de
Vern. of the Philippines: Mudnme
fireultch. wife of the Minister te the
Vnited Suites from the Serbs, CreatH
nnd Slovenes, and MIsr Scanlan, of New
calami.
"If every clubweman. In the T'nlted
States would confer en herself the de
gree of 'doctor of safety' traffic acci
dents would seen be virtually done nway
with." said Jehn C. Leng, of the Na
tional Automobile Chamber of Com
merce, today in nn nddrcss before the
Federation.
"Most accidents en our highwnN are
needless." said the speaker. "The con
ditions which cnuse them nre prevent
able. Twenty-eight eltlcM lowered th?ir
traffic fntalltv records In 1021. Detroit
nnd St. I.euIm nearly halved their pre
vious highway mertnllty figures. Credit
for tliis decrease belongs te local 'doctor-
of safety.' who diagnosed the
trouble and then applied strong reme
dies te bring about convalescence.
"The incrence of meter vehicles te
the number of 10.000.000 In use today
ha come abnut se rapidly thnt we have
been staggered by the traffic problem
and have often been led te handle in e
nanlckv manner n condition which will
Ijle'd te normal treatment.
"We have passed stringent law.
cried for punishment of the speeder nnd
demanded that traffic-rule violators be
put in jail. This is all well enough, but
it Is net fundamental. rerRniw who
inre.ii disease should be dUnraiitlned,
but thnt does net necessarily stamp out I
the source of the malady.
"Among the causes of traffic accidents
are careless driving, children playing in
the streets, noer pnrking accommoda
tions, insufficient pla. grounds, bnd
street lighting, lack of signs, narrow
street limits, inadequate police force,
unintelligent traffic icgulatlens.
M1.. TinfimJPftnfl
i rr ''. '
Diplomat, Dies
i
rentlnwrt from Vnee One
at Washington.
The appointment of Wu Ting-fang
, was u departure In the choice of diple-
i mats ent te this country bv t he Chi-
I nese Fmiiire. He was (lie lirst eflidtil
I representing Chinn in that capacity aide
te dispeiiM with an Interpreter, even
I for the most delicate international ue-
gotltltieilH.
lie was a member of the Interna-
1 Hen Court of Arbitration at The ll.igu,
. .,.. ...., ... stri.li'
at
i iti, ,.u,i ,,,i ,iia.i ,.,.,
. , ,,,.,;,.,., ,hl) re.,niM,tn,,.,
" " . .
..... . .
, ,.,..., ,.!., ,, ,lr., lmlt.1.1 In 111. ni......
..''......-. ............ I-s. s ...,.-
. ,,..,.... fh sllI.mier. ii .....
nlci. fend of Atlantic City. He was
a egetnrian, and ulse cxi'luded k.iIi
frnm bis diet.
i MiiinlarliiM Dlslllicd Him
Wu Ting-fang was never popular
with the highest .'lass of his ceu.itiy-
men. who looked down en him l"ciiis-
f...., I ... .....I,- ..h.nn.l Ir. .....
,i,
Ill" il-,,.l ... r. ...... ..w,..u.. ... I,
I i-nmtilleiiteii studies necessarv te nttnln
I rank.
In lWifl Wu Ting-fang was appeinte I
, Minister te the I'tilted Slates. Iiecln.
; nine his lirst administration as such In
,. , .. .. ..
Mm of the following yenr.
et nny
wns. he Kiimi) hxtraeriilniiry and Mill-
J-ler lMenipetentiary te this country.
, hut at the same time tilled the Mime
pest te Spain nnd Peru. While re-
fltHtlj: lit Wlishlllglen III' directed tlm
affairs of his country at .Madrid and
Lima, at eai'll of ivhicli a full ceiaple-
'metu of secretaries and attaches is Ma-
' tlened.
TO OPEN NEW PIKE ROAD
i
Stretch Along White Horae Ther
eughfare Nearly Completed
The completed half section of (he
White Herse pike, between Clements
, Bridge rend at Harrington ami the
King's Highway at Audubon, will prob
ably be open for traffic .lulv 4.
It Is the intention of the contractor
, lls the ether half section uk seen
... . . . . . .
' pes.slhle. mi as te g!e a clear high
wav frnm llarrlnirlen te Atiiliilieii, con
neetl.iR Hi. the King's Hlaliwnj and
leinenin iiiiiikc iiiuii, miu nil- .huiiiii
il:nhrnlm nlke.
RAW
WAR
In Response te an Urgent Request
I'litl.lilrliililii's Own .Hest Kmlnrnt I'.mIieIiii;Ii
NORBERT MELVILLE, M. A.
Professer of Ps.rhelnici at Phll.titrlphln Nernnl sdciel
ii ii.i. r.fvr. (tit nsr, or
3 Free Lectures en Psychology as a Basic Fundamental
e nu Interi-mid ,n p-niperltv iieiiUh mid Hureem' Ilu.tr I'mr Ml II. and
ii. n tne t-uths which I 'in ni three te "ui dein
LONG ACRE HOTEL, 1429 WALNUT ST.
Deers will be open until 8 o'clock, June 26, 27, 28
TODAY THREE SPECIAL LECTURES
Drmiinslriitlniis lint'enlntr M P. II. ami " P, M,
Cnursr TUkrf, Hr llnllurs
,t n etiuik Psychology and Marriage '"" n aue.k
1'iepnie fur I niipr rlty end I'mnrer" " PI. Imldiilili liiHthute Aiii'lled
l'iihni.ji nnd I'fjrhi) iiuilvuli. "Fur nuultem. for Kdur.illn nu.l fur I.lfe '
Nnrlirri M.'hllle .1! A Ulncter CeimultliiK INchetiulnt, li.iMd NVwiiiark
Assiiiuit I'Hyi'.uleKlHl Kreilerlell K D.ivls, Aixn-liite Anuiiiit. Pi-Suniniir
tieinln.i I'lldny, June i'.Vte HatUiUy, July I 1D;'J l.eiiK.u-re Hoef 1 1'.'U Wulmit
Slrret I'nene: Hpruce DlliO.
TlcU'ln nn utile at Ntwa HUnd n IVIthsrapoen Hid., aa4 at hotel. 1 l-ti
Walnut Htrertj ,
i M.J' '11 ' AJJ
Fatally Injured
.'4t.??;.
J$W.?&
'-
.
ALKKKl) KKSCIIKO
of 257 Sycamore street. Camden.
who died today nflcr being sjniclt
en head by baseball
HIT BY BASEBALL, DIES
Injury te Alfred Keschke, Camden
Player. Proves Fatal
As the result of being struck by u
ball in n baseball game. Alfred Keschke.
thirtv-three years old. "i." Sycamore
street. Camden, died today In Cooper
Hospital. , ' ,
Keschke was catcher en the ( nrrell
All-Start, In Camden and was injured
In n game Saturday at lladden avenue
nnd Pine street with the team of (he
Den-Mar A. C
The ball was thrown te second base,
which Keschke occupied as a runner.
If hit him in the head ns he slid
Inte the bag and he received a slight
fracture of the skull. He Improved
stendll) after an operation, but took it
turn for the worse Mendn .
He lcacs a widow and four chil
dren. Twe benefit baseball games will he
played hi Camden tonight te aid his
family.
DENIES PART IN MURDER
Youth Says He Helped Reb but Net
Kill Aged Weman
Matthew liunknwskl, eighteen yenrs
old. en trial before Judge Henr,.
charged with the murder of Mrs. Sarah
A. Parr, eightv-tlve years old. in her
home tit LMI1S (Jrnnite street, last July,
testified 'that he had taken no part In
the actual killing.
He steed guard en the first Meer ever
the woman's brother. Kdwnrtl Held.
sccnt.v-twe j ears e'd. he said, while
two companions went upstairs in eareli
of money nnd Inflicted the Injuries
which caused the woman's death. His
fate will be with the jury this after
noon. Henry Heinsehelber and Davis
Dlsque, his companions, were convicted
1.IIST AND l'OlM)
iTiliKnTV lfeND l.nsi. sr.e Mberty" Hen.i.
rcm.nl "fter.jl, ."'LA Miijithir nuni
sai.H CITY
....""x '"tth i i" prch, elec , h ."
" i,f,.ii. ' Iuu-h hll; l.cnuufui horn.- t
, --'''' -- tchwnrt ...en w i-ei.ii.-i..
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,.-..u. ii.mr. 4 looms & ufitli: s.r. iniinih
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l'LMlNIHHKlJ. 7-rm. hnkpi:. .....irtmenl close
tn PfKi-h. for summer hi-h-i'i.
Colonial
.pt.. nth & Atl.intli' hm
ix-e.ei City, N J
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.Inni- llrlilei l.mil. llf re yen enn sine I
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H2J'.l l-ilfi- llrilrenm Suit, full .un
ity mill liew-riiil bill, Inrite chlfTorelie
mill Inrge il-esn-r. Our nrlir. SI20.
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DETECTIVES CHECK
SCHOOL VANDALISM
Te Keep Watch for Marauding
Beys During Summer
Vacation
OFFENDERS .MUST PAY
Police were ordered tedny te guard
the. public schools ngulnst vandalism i
during the vacation period which
started today when '.'."0.000 boys and
girls left their desks until September .
An Increasing iinieunt of vandalism
In the schools has been reported t the
Heard of Kducatlen. Desks have been
hacked with knives, blackboards cracked
and walls sputtered nnd marred.
A wutch by plain-clothes men en all
school property wns ordered today by
Director of Public Safety Certelyiiu.
Youthful offenders when caught will be
brought before u committee of the
Heard of Kducatlen. The amount of
damage they de will be assessed against
their pnrents. ,
Little rent studying preceuen tne nnai
outneurlng today when the L'.'O schools
closed their doers for the last time this
summer.
Ah geed things come In bunches, the
nnhllf. Iinfhu lenrncil In Mime wnv thnt
the schools were dosing tedny and te
be prepared for the great splash of
vetith, nil opened the season jestcrduy. i
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introduce new colors, new
fabrics, new weaves, new lines
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S!rV continued success, old favorites adept new weaves, new
colorings and new silhouettes in their interpretation Rosha Resha
nara is satin blocked or satin striped. Canten crepe is
smartly figured or irregularly blocked in silk-lhread design,
in geld, old blue, fuschia or black ; white and a few navy and
gray backgrounds.
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Streng as we are en atte
letic underwear (sleeveless
shirts and knee drawers)
We also carry ample
stocks of thirl Summer,
lisles made with quarter
sleeves and long drawers.
Hew about a cool, two
piece Rogers Peet suit?
FERRO & COMPANY '
Rogers Peet Clethes
Chestnut St. at Juniper
She Sets the Dial
And Gees Shopping
and when she returns, the
meal will be nicely cooked in her
new Gas Range equipped with
evsn heat control.
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