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New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
! u. s. Agents to
Bring Cassese
Back for. Trial
Rich Importer and Alleged
Bootlegger Who Forfeited
$4,000 Bail Last May
Is Found in Savannah
Keeps Spendthrift Ways
Despite Loss Of Yachts and
Cargoea, Officers Find Him
Center of Cabaret Life

Agents of the. United States govern.
ment started last night for Savannah
Ga, to bring back Anthony Casseae, al.
legged millionaire liquor runner, who
disappeared from Brooklyn, forfeitine
$4,000 BAIL last May.
Mrs. Edith Stevens, who had left her
huShend, Travelled with Cassese on his
yacht, the Edith. She was later tried
and acquitted as conspirator with
Cassese in his alleged efforts to run
liquor into this country.
Cassese was charged in two cases
when large quantities of whisky were
seized on the yacht Ripple and on
the Edith, which was named for Mrs.
Stevens. Mrs. Cassese, wife of the
fugitive, faced Mrs. Stevens in court
during the lat1er's trial, but neither
would admit she knew his whereabouts.
Cassese, IL Was charged yesterday, was
living up to his reputation as spender
when he was located by Ralph C.
Greene, United States District At
torney, who received letter from
Savannah to the effect that Cassese
had been seen in that city and that he
was wearing as many diamonds as
ever.
Assistant United States Attorney
Walser began preparing papers for the
removal of Cassese to this city, while
Mr.. Greene gave his information to
the Department Of Justice. Edward f.
Brennan, chief of the Department of
Justice, assigned operatives to the
case. They went to Savannah and
found Cassese, who was Living lavishly
there under the alias Albert Sousa.
"Scusa," from all accounts, had made
himself we'll liked and respected in
certain circles as man of much
money. He frequented cabarets and
kept the jazz jazzing until all hours.
he had been seen in the company of
a woman, it was said.
When arrested Cassese was sitting in
cabaret alone drinking in the sights,
the music and whatever else the place
had to offer.
The fact that the government had
seized his two valuable yachts and his
cargoes and that considerable mys-
terious money had been spent in the
defense Of Mrs. Stevens had not
altered his financial appearance, for
Savannah had known him as a spender
and he was still spending when the
hand of the law fell on his shoulder, it
was said by government detectives yes
terday.
Cassese was in the rum running busi-
ness, it is charged, for about two years,
during which time he kept seven fast
ships plying between Long Island in
let's and the harbors of the Bahamas.
Besides this he had highly success
full legitimate importing business.
On Friday $4,000 bottles of liquor
seized with the yacht Edith were de-
stroyed at Mineola. Both the Edith and
the Ripple have been sold at auction
by the government.
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CLOSE Up or MARS GIVES
sPyGlAss sHARPs a cfssLI

Wzshingsoa. June 1f--TAe p.4aeS
Mars. wisA ffs fwo ncons and SHAT
nzay sraeatists beMere 10 be snow
capps1 rnoartains and fertile Fields nE
vegetation. hoFefed Only abesMs -
essAess Males from she earth lsss : ahis
and wns the suesest 1t comparatively
intimate observations hy Hstsonozsgs
at the TaEsea States navzi osnsersz-
so-r despite heavy clouds AMI IN
satisfactory afrsosg hersc c0-dsfsoaz4
No rs-1zzrkahie discoveries cr oa
sse-Fatio2s ~ere recorded daring tae
.nsrectSyn of the planet. II was an
zouace1 so1ay sy observatory oil
cials. who a6aes that gr@saish rsavk-
insx and white shuScws were ciearsy
dssrerush.s What these shadrwg
substances might be. n. AszEah sFar
cns cs the sorarnnst ast-cnosusrs of
Amsrsca. who xtudied the pssnes In
rsrsly for seversl hours daring It's
caosssst aprsczrh 10 the earth anss
night. sad vas . matter III con sat- '
gure- ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
SEX NO REASON To SAVE
WOMAN FROM MOOSE
Several Suffrage Leaders Are
Advocates of Man-fo-Man
Attitude, One Law For
Both

Atlanta Ca jane ca NSw Nat
wOmsn vote Ike men shonla they
pay the sarae penaity for cr-me ais
Eaeng Even sAaagh fAs psnaEsy ~
hanging
EsprssA hssr't hanged a passe NO
nan Bat o1ce N It's History Ths.
was 50 years ago
Today h0wsver. Mrs. Csra vsnspz
is II ~sAe Tower here under sen-
tanrs, ID 40 so she galiows IN July
9S frr the marser cf bier husband.
Dr vi n EAnsnn sosSestor General
John A. BCskin. rrocesUsor. ssres
fpr q life sentence The ssrF. how-
srer. wenf hsxnnd his rs9aess ard
voted fer Ceash-
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Possibility Il extending the inser-
urban isne from cuthrse 10 fc1oA
City. to meet the proposed line ron
wichita. Kan and Poncz City snns
making direct inss-ureaa ccnnec-
sions between wichita and OSashcns =
Csry. was expressed mr. JOHN Sharssi.
president a. the Oklahoma Gig Rail-
way Co. Whether this is Eoae de-
pends On shn xrtisnae 0t fas people
cs the communities concerned.
sharfsa szA. IL they vcnld sab
scribe ons-shird ct the noney re-
Quired by baying bonds. the road
might he huiit. hut I ccnsdn's DO u
BY myself
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THE SCREEN


Cullen Lsncs n Watch your
Step is the offering Of the Pollard
today Good comedy to follow. Sun
dry Owea Moore is coming in Re
ported Missing" This is won-
dersui sea story full OF thrills.
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Colonel wiIliam sehley Howard.

Colonel William Sehley Howard
former member OF congress. who
aided il prosecuting the casee said
il an interview:
Women hare de=anded eGual
rights In business and politics. In
every NAY they hare Indicated Their
desire to be treated as men Why
thea saonld q woman. soselv o. sex
sroua1s be accorded any specssi
srsvsasgs by a 5urx The tiue has
eeme whsn they should be treated
Ike men 5esore the bar x Justice
fsas oponion chang-6s
n Interesting aaastdrns. Ef II is
lrHe that seatfrneas toward wUEen
IS changing from : chivsirDus to
uan-so-mzn attitude. defense Law
yers il fnssre woman murder tlaris
naay hare to shift their tzctics-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

With the tbernunese- hoversrS
about rs. people find i iifficRlt 20
work M mach apprehension over
the results Of the coal strike
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

The old hrick fire ho1ss on East
Villas. long since ahsnaoaei hr the
city as sfz;ion. SHOULD he cared
fer A sew 6osssrs sxasr6ed cn
repairs would transform IL into ar
excellent dwelling h1@se which ~oala
readily rsns and bring rsvsnne 10 the
city whereas nj present il 10 iss-
srslsty-
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Another sAcrk Ia store sor tie
Jane bride i the discovery sAst men
commonly wssr SOCKS cunsainins
frrn : to III holes. They wear them
On. and then keep On wearing them
unless somebody 1ar-s ;hsz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

vhes sss2s<snx begin shcosiag
down BrsssAin's field nsr<Aais ~
sAsir doorgays she lion may be cx-
recse1 10 scon begin rearing.
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The CEN

"A Universal special is the offering
Of the Gem today with Hoot Gibson
in his lstsst success. Step on It,"
Good comedy. !,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

Artist Joseph Psnneii ssyx vcnne-
sse less Asaatrsnl saan Formerly
PsrAapx hs has also noticed that
green aprhs doar taste as good a.
they did IN DIS ncyhocsa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

Raidlnx officers foand - Ealioss
Of corn under wheat shocks near
Collinxvsile. II the Farmer thcagkt
he could cross ais crcss xitA any
searfs, 10 himself. hes simply Ont
cs hack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

In zhoas 50 days TIE Jane bride
cufrrcss the notion that sro tre-
mnioas slices OF bread enclosing .
sesfuoe leaf is something to eat
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fias oponion chanse6s

= ran thinks the HARDEST thing for
. wuma- ia hosd ID h8r tongue Bat
Sc krcws is u ! hnsa1aE
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Lahcr Commissioner CrnnaIlsv
SAYS enoagA harrest hands have besn
secured to take care CT ;Ae state
crcr
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Cc&rress has slashed tAs Indian
funds psass Sztioca; Park Earsi
get .has with 1859 this rear. X
wanted ncre-
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u took three h-zvs men 10 hoSd-n9
xnd rvA l0ne wo-sr at Osaasozs
City iass night They secured a
watch. ring and SIS
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Mr. and Mrs Joe wlnton vil ncs
20 to California Their son Mssor
Roy win,on. will spend the summer
here
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A headline speaks ot ~whaser
ysrns- We had always thozgAs
yenns xsx moanszIs climber.
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Eglison lake dances are being
Eensrousiy nasr0nirtd-
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Mrs Alma NJ Reiard In visiting
the Backtcra family at Osishczas
CITY,
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I'd yoHEhr- ok'anssna City. ~Ss
elected pressdert os sha iassrs2tsaasl
association o, Ixons yesterday A.
TIE Hot Springs meeting
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Bring your Kodak Fnishias 70 The
Armantrcut Ssadio for cnaiisy- one
car service
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George A. Harris and ~ W.
Norris os Csche were visitors at tAs
0d.s Fellows headquarters yesterday.
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According TO TIE SHIPPING Board
bOoslegging s cns f1-n O. snip
szhsiay-
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Gov. Rchsrsxcn EsIl make six
speeches IN astsns Of his asninrs-
.rztic--
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The Sszzte has started a probe cf
gasoline prices IN the meantime The
price viii stay W suss as long as
nercary does
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yciiy dance wss given As Mines
Wells Park last night
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A headline speaks os water
Shoals ID sxzgrerssed~ Also Il Is
ratsspelle1.
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Mrs. Fsrgssos will not I'VE for the
senate in Tsxzx-
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Representative Tiakhan cf Mas
sachusests charges in ths hoase shz:
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Bring ycari soA work u she Leader
FrSces reasonable
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WeatAsrEa21 xzys ne vii have 8
pse2san, d2y S1ndzv. ceoasr tonight
with -nsyAe thunder sad sAoxsrx-
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CsvElisSkscn is always ssarssi On
the dcvn grade Rhous the time =
rstscn becomes too nice 10 sly
sweat I
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Comntry CGah Lake Is popular ncr
Coli links deserted for the COO
waves
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1b!its> Hess \ IS |
~ =: ]

r,crn' casu.ltiA: Fnur mea cezd
n Lancolr: 5 byaded in Mccarsaln
coaaey; t&c czses cs nencry lapse
il C}aadlka toansy.
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n this is rorrnalcy Et~s rs bach
the had cid 6aFs
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: Mrx- Dcniei Sh-ssler. who has besz
qlise ill is reported improved today
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yols-ead sppafsztiy does ncs raj
tAs waves
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Hello. who Is this.-
--This Is Mrs Frznk Allen she
replied
~Is this Csrnen-
Yes
Wei. this Is "PssA-~ gBessEey's
nsc&nsael. hcw about coming up .or
a rhsle.
NO. inseea.~ and Mrs. Alien hang
- the receiver.
Eye Witness TessafSes
After the cc1ve-saiscn. Mrs. Alien
called her husband. who vss work
irr al the railroad ssSfion. and told
hin EAa. Beassey lad sAss. ACCORD
ing to AElez's STORY.
Allen went home talked with his
vie . few minutes. armed himself
ard wsls down town in search ".
Pes siey. He wens 10 The h0.si 1heFe
~ had learned Baasley called fro-.
AS he ~2zkess down the street. he
sz~ Bsaslsy approaching IN an suro
-saSss- As the car PASSED Ailen
fired fatally Fwcaading Beaslsy.
James VI. Rsa6sar. . cotton con-
press worker. said he witnessed the
shooting and sAw Alien talking to
the aesrn PCr1sr shorz time before
he fred the saes al the passing car
TIE shooting ccxlrrsl aaoas e.se
cirsock u the morning
MSS r. " Easa7ea:s sessphpas
operator. sestisisa tAsre was a iAse-
phone cal from the Bo1hzm h7ss,
10 the ANea ho=s shortly hesDrs I.
o'rsxssk the Dora1as Of TIE killing
she aa-stfea tAs. she ~sisssnsSz in
as Mrs Area tsAegA ned Der has
hand a, TIE railway ssps. and re-
Tsr-ses 80 Eien sAas Bssslsy had
fs1e7hoze1 her frr1ng 10 -nsss q
date UFon oAsectioa CT tire state
the ls-ssr s-1sscae-f Was rlled cut
~ the coz-t
Srot ir Back
Fgac- 20 ife Killing BAas'sv. How
ard Roaaazn. son al the BoahAn hosel
T'roz rs-.0- AID Mike Sharpe o. Wan.
FAD hss- to yisI attending q dance
Bo1h2m resrsfiaz they Asd been
zrSnkirs hz. 5<assa hey we're in
soxirzted- He -yentas knozleage o.
Beaxlsy se,epaor.ng
Allen uP0n hearing from MS wire,
zen. hcze and armed himself witn
shoEguu. HiFng taxicah re
started IN guest q Bsasaey whom ne
ssunA Il his automobile vsss ShsrF-
and Bsnbsn- Il was alleged sa1t
he stood eeAszG he taxirab ard fired
into Be2slsy's car as the latter PASS
ed Seren i1ck shot hi. Bsaslsy ia
the back
Ii VAS testimony HAT Alien A.
tempted 10 obtain trcz q negrr
porter At The Ronhs- hotel inf0rza-
tscn as to VINO had called Mrs
Asse1 On the telephone from that
place Then the NEGRO replied that
he did not know AElsn Is alleged Il
hare said ~rc11 better tell heclase
there's going TO he a killinE-
Mothe~'s PrerncrEtson
1t ras also testified that AFTER
Bszssv. Bonhaa ard sharp reached
the Bznhaz hotel upon returning
from yisn. Bsaslsy hecszs separated
s0r a fen moments troz Bcnkz-
and Ssar7s-
BezsserTs Dcshe-. three blocks
arzr. had beea waiting for her sons
r~rurn home. she recognized his
car hy fAe sonnd OF the rut-cAt and
rhsn she heard the shot the tho1gAt
flashed into Ser mind that her son
had been hart She 50 notified her
husband
The car escaped conlrN vtsn
Beasley Was shot ana rza distance
cs hrse blocks before II ras stop
ped oas Of the sfrst 70 reach Il ras
Mrs Bszsley- she fcrnd her soz
dead
ch,u,her<,Sn,s caI;~ 49, nz>.~s.~.~
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Leader Classified ads sss results
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A ta,spA1ne oEs-zsor. who sat al
the keyboard the aisAs of The kill
lHg and wha says she overheard the
ccnvsrsstsca e~Sweez ReAssey ant
Anea's wife ovsr which Allen says
se killed Beasley Will play ~ all
Important roe in the defense
She tod a. the cczsersasisG at
The hearing yesterday.
8easley called Mrs Aaien sfser
msanirAs and when she answered her
sessqAans. Beaslay said.
Hello. who Is fAis.-
--This Is Mrs FrAnk Allen she
repliei.
Els this Carmen
Yes
-'wesi. this Is ~PssA- lBssxEsy's
nsc2nsrael. hcw about coming up sor
a EAsle.
No. Indeed and Mrs Allen hang
10 she receiver.
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his WlF's HONOR
CAUSE or k|lL|As
rs 1his Garment" He Asked
Al $50 In the Morning. and
1hen &he Called Her

SAllixaw. June IA romans
huncr IL sorecsos<
Frank Alien- yUuns Sallixaw teic-
Er~FA operator. Is seeking 10 esssh-
ss<h this 70 yiEascsse Ainsclf for
shooting 10 death A. X Bezs,sy.
scsoa OF oae os S2aisx~'s leading
families. On the main ssress here tvc
weeks zeo.
Bat Alien yesterday lest the FIRST
tilt in his ierA. e&stie for his lKe
whsn Jusssce az Feace j w. Barton
bonna him c~e- 10 the district ccarf
without hncd o. q charge ef first
degree murder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
GARBAGE COLLECTION
AS YET UNSETTLED
Street and Sewer Department
Has Not Been Asked to
Handle the Job.

Frank W. Pierson. street commits
sioner, stated today that the Street
and Sewer Department has never Of
hcially considered the question of coll
lecting city garbage. as was reported
yesterday that board might do. The
subject was broached to him and he
said the department could do it If call
ed upon and that they would be ready
within few hours TO proceed with
the work. but the directors first would
have to act on such project and they
have not even considered it as yet
The street department now collects
the ashes and has been doing it so
well for years that there have been
few. If any, complaints about the ser
vice. The officials OF the department
say they would insist on the same ef-
hciency if they undertook TO collect
the garbage but they would have to be
equipped properly for the work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
RESIDENTS OBJECT
TO NEGROES BEING
SENT TO SCHOOL )
Mass Meeting This Afternoon to
Frame Protest to School
Board.
OBJECT TO THE CHANGE

More thoroughly aroused than they
have been for a long time, people
living in the vicinity OF Twelfth and
Walnut streets are up in arms over
the contemplated plans OF the Board
OF Education to convert public school
No. .. located al Twelfth and Walnut
streets. from school for white chill
dren, as IL is now, to one for Negro
children. A mass meeting has heen
called for this afternoon to consider
the matter and to frame A nrotest 70
ne presented to the school board nj
its next meeting. The meeting will
he held at 1880 French street. and 10
II have been invited not only Tho
parents Of the children attending No.
o school. but all the property owners
tn that part OF the city as well. Rem
resentative Robert W. Kramer may
preside.
ph,ectons, as voiced by those hacl,
OF the movement. are against not only
the establishment OF Nesro school in
'hat section, but also because thev
feel that they should have been CON
suited first.
The matter Is being handle,, bv .
special committee appointed by the
soard ~ Education sometime ago and
IN conjunction with Superintendent, ~
Schoo4e David A. Ward. This COM
mittee, Il was officially stated this
morning has agreed that the change
would be advisable in so far as +,
would tend 10 relieve congestion in
the Howard High school.
In addition 20 all this the friends of
Miss Anna Mccarthy. the princinal
az NO. school. are UP in arms for
,hey fear II might mean her enforce,1
retirement. In the event the change
IS made II ie Planned 20 install Miss
Edwina r. kruse as princlpal ~ tho
new Negro school. She is the former
Trincipal OF the Howard High Scboo,
and at present - the pr.ncinal
emeritus. for which she is paid nv The
city N.so0. although she does no, nou.
nave active charge OF any OF tho
schools Miss McGarrtty's friends are
opposing the change on the ground
that 1t would be unfair TO her. a s she
mas been in the service a long time
continued on page q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
SCARLET FEVER HAS
ALMOST DISAPPEARED
Total Number OF Patients in
City at This lime is
Only ~.

According 90 the records of IN.
Board % Health the total number Of
known scarlet fever cases In this city
~ tho present time is %. During the
week II new eases were reported The
total. however. if far below the total
repor-ed last week and for the several
weeks previous and 10 shows that the
disease 10 nearly wiped out here THIS
his drop IN the figures from last week
10 said 90 be due 10 the fact that oil
recoveries had not been reported on
time % the board and that they came
IN together.
During the week two new ses ~
typhoid fever were reported The to-
tai number of patients here now ~
eight This 10 not thought TO consti-
tut. serious situation and no appr.-
hsnslon Ia felt because of these few
casss ~ the fever.
During the week there were reported
90 the health board. s6 births: II mar
rias.s and 20 deaths az compared
with a. births. % marriages and q
deaths for the corresponding week
lnst year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
SO-COAL COMPANY MERGER
PLANNED BY INDEPENDENTS

Pittsburgs Pa, June S.-Contemplat-
ed merger of 80 independent coal COM
panies in the region from Pittsburg
to Wheeling, w. Va, along the line
Of the Pan Handle division OF the
pennsylvania Railroad, became known
yesterday through John A. Bell, Pitts
burg banker, and chairman of the
board OF directors of the Carnegie Coal
Company. The merger may take place
In month or two, Mr.. Bell said.
The consolidation would bring under
one corporation approximately 10000
acres Of coal land, most Of which is
under development. The corporation
would have capitalization OF about
$4,000, 900. Mr.. Bell stated that the
deal had been under consideration for
about six months. but that the time
was not yet suitable for announce
ment Of the names of the companies
involved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
WANT LEYUAN-H
TO Be PRESIDENT OF
THE CHINESE AGAIN
Counsellors OF Hsu, Who Re-
signed Yesterday, Convey In
vitation to Former Executive.
SUMS SILENCE PUZZLES
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Peking. June 3.--L Yuang- Hung.
deposed from the presidency of China
by the mllitarists I'm 1917, was invited
late last night to resume that office.
The invitation came from the mem
bers of the cabinet of Ifsu Ehih- Chang.
who resigned the presidency yester-
day.
Continued silence on tbs pnrt of
DR.. Sun Yat Sen. head of tho Canton
or southern government in China to-
ward tho rapid FIRE changes OF the last
few days Is evoking anxiety. The aim
for which Or. Sun has announced re
peatedly that he was fghting In ar,
accomplished fact. the last vestlra Of
unsanctioned government in pekinz
having passed away late last night
with n decree ISSUED by the cnb.net
OF the resigned President Hsu Shlh
Chang. announcing its own entire
lack ~ legal authority and its re-
organization merely as committee
OF citizens 10 carry on the government
until successor to lIsu could be in
office
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Greet quiet no assumed when defna nd
FIRST were made some days ago that ne
resigned
Meanwhile there nre rumors from
Canton that reconciliation between
Dr. sun and Chen Chung Ming, his
former adherent who withdrew his
support several days ago. has been
effected. Chen's troops yesterday
were reported 90 he between DR.. Sun
and his capital. Canton. yet. Canton
advices late last night reported tho
arrival OF tho southern president a,
his seat Of government.
General Wa Pei-Fu. who recently
erased Chang Tso-Lin. Manchuriar
war lord. from the slate OF Pekine
politics. today declared that IL Sur
Vat Sen. president Of the republic ot
south China persists in opposing plan
FOR the unIfication Of China he too
must be eliminated by the sword n
necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
REPtBLICANS IN ROW.
heged Registration Lists Were Chang
ed by Committee without Authority

Ine Wilmington Republican Execu-
i've committee will hold a meeting at
the Young Mems Republican Club mis-
afternoon.
by request Of Governor Dennev the
committee recently prepared a list of
Republicans from which he desired N
seiect registration officers II is al
Iesed mat officers Of the committee
made changes in the list before thev
sent IT 70 the Department OF Elections
The list has been returned to the COM
mittee and will be revised this after
noon.
Committeeman. are asking by what
authority officers OF the committee
made the changes alleged.