The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
UNIVERSITY south CAROLINA MARSHAL
KILLS FACULTY member And SELF

CO1umbia=(A P-After threaten
ing to shoot Dr. w. S. Currell, presi-
dent of the University of South Caro-
lima. Ben Hale, university marshal,
today shot Professor NJ Good Homes.
Of the faculty of the school of engin-
eering and then shot himself to
death. according to DR.. Currell. who
was present.
Thought in Fit Of Insanity
Columbia-(A. P.)-Professor c. M.
Homes. of the University of South
Carolina, and Ben Hale, university
marshal, were found shot to death to-
day in the office of the treasurer of
the university Coroner Scott. after
a preliminary examination, said that
indications are that Hale had shot
Homes and then taken his own life,
probably in fit of temporary inSan1-
ty.
Labor Organization Alliance
Cleveland-(A. P.)-The advisory
board of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive engineers met here today with
President Warren S. Stone and rati-
fed the point resolution adopted in
of the union miners and the railway
unions. for closer alliance between
the miners and the standard railway
labor organizations.
Three Negroes Lynched
Kirvin. Texas-(A. P.)-Three ne
groes were burned to death at the
same stake here at five a. m. today
by mob of 500 men, following their
alleged implication in a criminal as
sault upon and murder of 17year-oId
Eula Awsley, a white girl whose mu-
tilated body was found near here
Thursday night.
May Have Lynched Wrong Men
league, Texas-(A. P)-Two white
men were detained today for further
investigation of their actions pre-
ceding the attack on and murder of
Eula Awlsey, for which three ne
groes were burned at Kirvin this
morning. No charges have yet been
filed
China Ratifies Treaties
Washington-(A. PD-The Chinese
government ratified the Washington
conference treaties to which China is
and the Shantung treaty, |
negotiated during the conference with
Japan. according to advices received
today by the Chinese legation here.
China's ratification was accomplished
by presidential order first Of any
powers participating in the Washing
ton conference.
President WfthhOlds Bonus Decision
Washington-(A. P.) - President |
after conference today |
with the senate finance committee re- I
publicans, withheld his decision on
the soldiers bonus legislation until /
he can study the various plans pro-
posed.
Financier Dies
New York CA. P.)-Henry H. Da-
wilson of J. p Morgan and company,
died on the operating table today.
Announcement of the fnancier's1
death was made at the Morgan Off
ces. He died about 80 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon.
Critical Stage at Genoa
Genoa-(A. P.)-The most critical
stage of the conference was reached
.oday through the differences in the
ranks of the allied delegates over the
to Russia and the atti-
Jude Of the Russians themselves, 1T
was declared this afternoon by the
official Italian spokesman.
Russia's reply to the allied memoir
andum. expected to be ready Sunday
or Monday. is to be distinctly con-
,iliatory document and is not inteded
o break negotiations, Foreign Minis
er Tchitcherin said today. He de-
,1ared that the document will state
irmly Russia's inability to comply
With the terms offered.
File Charge Of Murder
Durango, Colo.,-(A. p. P.)-An in
charging Rod S. Day, edi-
or of the Durango Democrat with the
murder of William L. Wood city edi-
or of the Durango Herald was filed
n the district court here today. Day
hot and killed Wood on Main street
lere the morning of April "a.
Arrest Chinese Officials
Peking-(A. P. P.)-Sweeping gov
charges today followed
seneral WI Pie-Fus' success. Presi-
ent Hsu Shih-Chang issued a man ]
ate dismissing Premier Liang Shih-
Il and ordering his arrest Finance
finister Chang Hu and Minister of
Yeh Kung -Cho were
ismissed and ordered arrested