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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
Amusements Tonight

Queen--''The Green Temptation.
Garrick-"The Last Trail"
Maiestic-"The Night Horseman.'
Arcadia" Her Mad Bargain. ."
Savoy Passion
Strand-"The Jack-knife Man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
Croker's Funeral DELAYED.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Dublin, May 4-The funeral Of
Richard Croker. which had been set
for today, has been postponed to to-
morrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
Rev. Charles Earle Ill in Boston.

Rev Charles Earle, pastor of Beth
any Baptist Church, who has been i'll
for two weeks, is in Boston, visiting
his children. He will probably return
to Wilmington Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
Ar'erS W. 4. Y. 4. Meeting.

Tho Ar,ere' w. g. II. 4. will hold It's
monthly meeting tonight IN Epworth
III. l.. Chuffh al . o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04
Weather Forecast

BY Associated Press 10 Every evening.
Washington. May 6.-weather fo-,-
cast for Delaware:
showers tonight and probably Friday
morning not much change in temperature:
fresh south and southwest winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04

For Clover Dairy Safe Milk phone
1540-154l.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-04

Annoy, China. May <.--Gen. Chen
ChiunsMin has broken With Sun Yat
Sen, president of tho southern Chinese
government, rcdEning sovernorsh1p
OF Kwantung according to advices
from Canton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
GUTHRIE CITIZENS SHOULD
ATTEND ARDNOR{ MEET
CHARGE Open Now To Be on
Great North and South
State Paved High
way

II Cuhrlc expects 20 b. on the
paved highway running north and
south, delegates should be ssai 90
Ardmoro meeting October Hun
artds of delegates from ok .homa
Cny. ponca city. rerfy blackwell
Newkirk and rdikawa W be 10
Attendance. ready 20 show good falth
Ia This wonderful new hlghwaJ.
osishoma city has already arrangec
q pave he road 20 Edmond and ihe
highway mas bean completed 90
lr.tion. II Guthrie dos not join IN
on his project the road viii b.
shifted 10 the west aad We lSss
Every ci;zen vno possibly can a.
20 should notify the secretary OF
the chamber o. commerce lmmedi-
a,ely that be viii 20 70 Ardmore.
The Cuihslc delegates vii leave
here On tie ssd BY automobile The
NOSE the better; a hundred wouldn 1
be 700 many Neyt Tuesday la the
date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
ALL SET AND READY
Fun The BIG DAY
Dedication Of New Christian
Church Is Event For Sunday
Excellent All Day Pro.
gram Music and Eats

Fnal touches 70 tho appointments
and FURNISHINGS q the First Chrlst'an
church are being given today A.
Heifly a. posalhlo every detail that
can contribute 90 the fallowsh n and
enjoyment of greai occasion a belnx
taaen care Of
some q the hIrh point. o. the pr,
Eiam are these
Follow 'ng The orchestra preude and
Opening songs ~ the nlble school A.
p 80 will come The Candle DrlI" ~
pr Geo T. gnively This vii \. the
h.g number Of the . bio school hour
The preaching service opcns at o so
a Frost sermon viii be- that upon
Tho Fundamentally of Our ruth :
Following the forenoon service = the
Fellowship luncheon, 20 he participated
h by all L goes without SAYING
that all Will enjoy THIS
Al 2o comes The Lords Nomor.
ial' and communion from which no
Christian e dehsrred Then lIon G
G llornor will bring a Kroat address
upon "rhe Old Days. the o,d WAYS.
the old Friends" which nobody viii
want TO miss
The Christian Endeavor Sec ETY. will
have q rally and happy home coming
a. e2o AZ 1iso an Angellate ser.
wee viii be held. A. VI lch DR. smtioy
VIII preach q soul ,itf.ng sermon up.
on Immortality Ms "a sermon
that every chr stlan ought 10 hear
and none viii care to miss Il.
There win be wonderful music al
al The services Spiritual hymna
sacred aoias and quar,ots. win brlns
The beautiful gospel message In . way
that win esalt the Chrlat and marn ~
b church ia the eyes of the world
Many Cd friendships viii be- r..
new a as tho people gather from Gar
ard near to encourage this church IN
this splendid enterprise The uhoie
community ls invited 10 share the
ilY of The Gay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
JalBEIi 10
....
7 4 rs
LIZ ! In
LEss5Fuie

New York sept 30 4eyen
persous lost their lives Ia A fir
which early to-day swept through
IA i've story apartment house. Al
2ll Wese Tooth street between
broadway and Amsterdam ave.
nue. Nearly e score more were
injured. several seriously. aud
'lofem ~ aihefw were saved hy
hremen aud volunteers who
plunged through win,lous into
ihe Flames which hal shnt OF
escape for The - families inside.
One of the dead was 4 baby Of
four thrown from the burning
building by frantic mother.
Another a boy ~ IL. was killed
when he jumped from a window
The dead Wilbur Penn. a..
and his SON Wilbur. ,lr. ~
William lIummell i6 Albert
lIummell. ~ Harry iloff. AZ.
and Irene and Flora lIoif.
thought 10 be his daughters.
Three fremen we're injured
and half d dnfen Others were
overcome ny SNAKE and heat.
The fire was brought un,lsr con
troll after three hours Of fight.
ing during part ~ which The
firemen were Handicapped by the
darkness ~ the street Tnxieahe
and automobiles were parked
nearby and their searchlignia
thrown on all sides of lhe build.
ING
Starting IN the main hall on
the ground floor the fire quichlv
spread up the stairway. shutting
or an escape, except through the
fire escapes and windows,
Police are investigating a story
told by Harry Dent, tenant ln
The building next door 20 the
burned structure Hearing q
nolna Ia the haii ~ his house just
before retiring Dent said h.
epcned his door 70 discover :
aiagine hahy carriage lie and
HIS daughters cxtinguiahed the
hlase with buckets % water and
were ready 30 re.enier his apart
mcnt when q man came up from
the basement and looked aFound
the hnll. Dent asked him what
he wanted and the man said he
smollcd smoke and had entered
"a look around " The stranger
turned and left them. Dent told
the police A few minutes later
fire broke out In the apartment
next door
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
II MUST HAVE BEEN
SOME THING! SURE!
Eut This Officer, Shocking,
Pulls a Bum Go In
Booze Still
Hunt

Cleveland. Sept co. Police lAclL
Arthur w Burroughs was making hsl
rounds late last night when he imag-
med be was lnhaling alcohol fumes.
Approaching a cottage he saw 4
copper boiler on gas stove and &
man stirring is contents seret. Pat
rick Mccarthy. a yentriloquist aa-
swered the summons for aid Down
on his hands and knees. McClrihy
olawed the door and Initiated dogs
bark.
Whom the door was opened the Of
f!cers discovered that the man was
doing the family washing II must
have been ammonia or something.
explained the lieutenant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
OBERANMERGAUs PAS
SION SHOW At AN Emu
Little Village In the Hills Now
Will Settle Down To An
other Decade Of Peace
and Quiet

Oberammer3 gau, SEPT. W. hei
pass.cn pay over. her o'p~'t o.
sourssts gone. and her shops sold
bare Of souvenirs. obefammerEau
mas slipped back into another de-
rsde Or peace and quiet. Some sl''-
90 visitors came to see the passion
play this season and leh millions
o, marks which the village can &C.
vote to improvement PURPOSES
The gross receipts Of che Play It
SELF were some 100000 marks, che
sale OF books and photographs net
ting a further 100000 In addition
other millions were spent 10 The
village shops and restaurants.
Up to the end Of August 1900
Americans had visited the play.
The news that sioOo0Oo had been
offered for the privilege OF filming
the play meets with rather cool
reception among the ylllager.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
MANY cO0D ROAD ,DVO-
GATES 10 ATTEND MEET


Oklahoma city. sep, - ~peleEa-
tioss from seven towns IN northern
Oklahoma aad southern Kanaas VII
Join Oklahoma city Ia the trip %
Ardmore for a meeting there On oe''
ober 4 to plan The hArd-aartao"a
road north and south through oAla-
homa 10 connect with a road 70 Fort
worth ana DALLAS. The deleTn'ion'
viii reach oklahoma CITY IN time 70
start on he morning of October
Tor Ardmore, arriving there IN N"
evening. The meeting proper VIII
be held The nest day Towns IN 'hs
northern par, q the state safs q
being Represented are Perry, blat*-
we'll. Tonkawa, Ponca Cay, Newklfk'
Guthrie. and In Kansas Arktnsaa
City and wellington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
Guilty Of Intimacy. Only

Sou,h Bend. Ind, Sept 30
Judge nucomh made 1t plain Ia
his comment that be found the
defendant mot guilty IN the
strict sense Of the word lie
Naid that hc believed there had
been intimate relations between
Mrs Tiernan and ponlin. The
fact however. that Professor
Tiernan had lived with his wife
Throughout the entire affair
created the reasonable doubt that
made il legally compulsory 60
find for the defendant
Prosecutor Floyd lellison and
Professor Herman announced az
Ter Iudvs Ducomh had rendered
his opinion that the ease would
be appealed aud carried "a the
supreme court of United States
IL necessary "Thc decision was
a rrcat surprise TO me, declar.
ed Prof Ticrnau II swept me
or my feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
FINAL SCENE OF "HENRY AND ME" SET FOR OCTOBER 8

service overseas during the world
war In the coming adventure,
Mr.. White will be defendant on a
charge Of violation of the Kansas
industrial court act, sponsored By
Governor Allen because Dir. White
hung in the window of his newspaper
office placard expressing sympathy
for the striking railroad shopworkers.
If the ease comes to trial. the issue
Of free speech involved may be
legally determined Sir. White con-
tended that the order directing he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30

ard others 10 remove the strike sym
pathy placards was violation Of the
privileges Of free speech Governor
Allen has stated cpeaiediy that tic
question of free speech is not Ia
volved-that the display Of ihe signs
constituted joining conspiracy 10
prevent men taking the places Of the
striking shopmen. The Kansas in
dustrial court law prohibits conspir-
acies designed to interfere with the
operation Of any industry necessary
10 public welfare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
Denies Report Of Probable
Action Against Poulin

South Bend. Ind Sept 30 -
A report sent ont from this city
eis morning that Prosecutor
,Iellison would file perjury pro
eeedines against Harry Poulin
was branded by the states aiior.
nev as untrue
II have made no snch deeis
ion. Prosecutor Jellison SAID.
:. There 4 no foundation for such
"A report. The only action to
follow this ease so far as my
mind stand viii be an appeal to
the higher courts,
Mrs Tieruan tainted as she
was leaving The court room ana
was taken 20 her home ir a TAXI
Uh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
One Killed, Fire
Injured, When a
Still Collapsed


ponea City. sept. 30 One man
vas killed. and five Injured. tWo
seriously. when the staging aeou, =
still N course q construction a,
refinery here collapsed th,s mora
INC. throwing the men twenty feet
20 the ground
Albert nlakeley - wayaids. Kan.
was klicd and James Murphy. 13
q Ne~ York and cNares cohlsy.
20, Of Fonca CITY. are IN loca,
hospital c. Mendsnhali of wlohlta
Kan, is slightly injured
Al o. the men we're brlcklsye~s
q akely was kllled BY the material
which fsli on him. his head being
crushed.
The men had just mounted the
seattle ding 10 prepare for the days
work when a timber near iho
ground gave way allowing the en-.
tire structure 10 fa,.
Mortar. bricks and other material
Rad been piled upon the scaffoleinl
most o. which fell upon the men
several men have been Injured IN
the construction o. storage tauks,
which is part Of the construction
program a; the refinery. Bot this ls
the first asoiaent TO- the sti WORK
ers. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30

Mr. White refused o. remove the
placard when ordered 10 bv Attorney
General r. J Hopkins. but following
issuance Of the state warrant aud his
technical arraignmeni ia the district
court, he agreed iha pending determ.
ination Of the validity Of the act. the
placard should remain down Both
the governor and AIr. White declare
that this upshot Of q legal advent
ure" has not AZ all violated their
long personal friendship which be
came so firmly sealed by their mar
tial adyenture" overseas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
little ITALIAN, CHARGED
WITH MURDER. HAS TRIM.

Kar-ss C.iy. Kansas. st3,- 80
NAM witnesses were expeeicl 20 ~
called IT the preliminary hearin'
here today Of Tony Dineiio. charged
With murder. in connection with the
killing Of his two daughters
Florence and Helen
DsneIio. when arrested about .
ro,,h aro. confessed 20 killing the
xir.s with a harmer and throwing
,hesr bodies IN the Missouri river
according 70 the police. but. since.
has maintained thst he has no
truowledge OF ths crime. Following
his arrest. D.neiio cut lis ihroai
with a razor ard was in a hospital
until recently
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
LIONS ENTERTAIN TEACH
Ens Of PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Delightful Evening Spent At
First NJ. Z. Church. District
Governor Russell Brown
Delivers Address

The seven o'clock dinner given hy
the LIONS club Complementary 70
the teachers IN he public hoos,
IN the blnQugt ball OF the Flrs, NJ.
L. churoh Friday evenlnl, was
thorouehip enjoyed BY the sixy-fiye
teachers present and about an equal
nu Der of Lions snd I.ionesses The
Rainbow disisian Of the church ssrv-
"a IKE veteran caterers aud the
meru was excellent. The Davis
orchestra furnished the music which
added geatly to the pleasure Of the
ocess.on The long tables were de-
GRATED wlta cni flowers
Following Is synopsis q the
program Address OF welcome.
Chalmers olffsn Response. Miss
Margare; nyrne on behalf of the
teachers Address or behalf OF the
L.onesses. Mrs Chas. Allen. Ad-
dress on Lions Ideals, Russell nrown
OF Ardmore, dlstric, governor OF the
Lions clubs of Oklahoma
Prosiden, Lehsw Was toastmaster.
an3 a. nsnal, he ecQult,ed himself
H,lsndidiy
Afer the conclusion of The formal
program. social haur aud get -ac-
qualnied visitation was hell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30

Emporis, Kan, Sept 30.-The final
scene in the latest episode Of Henry
aud Me- is scheduled to be staged
IN the district court here at the term
opening October g. This will pertain
quite definitely 10 legal adj
venture" rather than one of
martial nature as was the original.
q book written by William Allen
White, Emporia editor and author.
concerning the experiences Of his life
long friend. Governor II. J. Allen of
Kansas. and himself, in Red Cross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
DIVORCE DEGREES ARE
GRANTED BY JUDGE SMITH

Charging Abandonment and non
support. Teanie Desberry wss gsrni.
ed a divorce from John Dswbfiry b.
Judge Charles Smith in district cour,
today, Cora Dooiln on charge q
non-support and cruelty IVES also
Given her freedom from Levi Dcolia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
COBB ASSERTS FIELDS
WILL WIN ELECTION
Capital City Vice Conditions
Awful. " Says Ardmofe
Man on Trip To
Town

Gay = Cobb. ReguhlIcan leader Of
Ardmore. IA IN tho city oonferrlns
wish Republican. On ~ ads oandi-
dacy.
Mr Cobb heieygs "a John flelda
will defea, Jack Wn,ioa ilr lae o.
fce OF governor Every man con-
nc.ted With the Fields headquarters
believes that without doubt de-
clared Mr. Cobb John Fields ap.
peal 20 the conservative democratic
voers OF the state is roi Ralng
without its hago response Fields
his pledged that be VII size on
third az the arpoin.iye ofqc5a xy
democrats u he is elected because lf
he Is elected d, must b. wils one
third q the democratic votes
Mr. Cobb went On 10 describe ro-
cep.lons Tint have been glven FDas
"Huge crowds have turned cut 10
r'se, him ind rhere ars ann,i-
demo rats among the hosts he SAID
And euo'hrr thine Mr. Cobh
continued. Walton VII lote his
home precinct. city ana county Tnis
f. due largely 20 the s,cs .hai 600
democratic women OF OMahoma CITY
have banded ihenselvea together in
league and are working hard for
Fields. There are just as many
democratic business mon there fer
Fields bat they are no, saying
much but they VIII vote right"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
Juarez Is Quiet Today

FL PaSo. Tex. sept 30 -
Juarez is today again controlled
by men in sgmpathy with the
administration az Mexico Cit,
after being in possession - retA
forces for four hours al this
hrief period. fighting resulted IN
the killing Of ten men and the
wounding Of twice this number
At 500 \. m. today persons
having business interests We're
permitted 10 enter Juarcz.
American soldiers were sta
toned at the bridge 70 protect
hundreds ~ Juarez citizens cross
inc 10 1T pasn for safety.
Some of the shots from the
early morning battle hit the
United States public health serv-
ice building.
Immediately after the United
States army officials were noti-
fled early today ihat the Mexi-
can garrison in Iuarez. Chihua-
hna. across the Rio Grande from
here. had revolied. preparations
were taken 10 send troop rein
forcements 10 the American side
of the international bridge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
Open Season for
Hunting Kings

Paris. Sept. 3o.--An uneonfirr'ea
report has reached the Hungarian
News Agency in Paris that re"o'
iu,lon has occurred in Belgrade and
that kino Alexander OF Jueo- slaV's
hs. been assassinated. The news
aoeney qives out this repor, "under
all reserve"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
She Took Jail
Sentence For
Auto Speeding

Berkley, Ca, Sept. 2o-Miss
kathOn Miller. a student AZ the
UnlSe0ity % California sno ss0sh.
ter ef q wealthy okiand ice cream
rnanufseturer, Vas In the ooonty
jail here today serving a - hour
sentenee. she pleaded guilty q
Speeding. The presiding maels.
trate gave Mas Miller the prlvHeee
% sarrtnderins her raotorlsts license
fer sis months IN lieu q the jan
sensenee. Miss Miner teok the sen.
tsnee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
MAyFlGLp IS REGULAR
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
IN TEXAS

Austin. SEN %. nasg q. Mag
field wlli be certified a. democratic
United states tasnsSoriai candi'Iae
without further ruling from attorney
generara department unless such
40, son IA prohibited BY court pro-
eeedlngs. Secretary Of State stapscn
stated today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
soMETHlH' DclR'

There viii De something doing oycr.i
minute at the members and director,
meeting Monday evening. October
go. Chamber Room. Be on time
Loren A. Hntchins, Secretary Cham
Der of Commerce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
CiI,<Ak SITUATION
H. GROWING Ti>st'

Officials admit that ths sltYatien u
consisntlnopls. sept 3o--erls.
lsh osnelsls admit that the chsnsk
situation ls growing more crit
lsal and that hopes for an annie.
able ssssismsnt are waning
The rurklsh troops continue 10
Close compact with the nrltlsh.
rhey have termed . screen arouns
the Brirsh forces behind which
they are making a concentration
ard rseonnoltrslna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
Mexican
Revolt
QueHed
BULLETIN

Fl Paso, Tex, Sept 80, Three
private soldiers who revolted
from the Juare1 garrison were
put against an adobe wall at
military headquarters at Gas a
m. today and shot TO death. ac-
cordirg &c an announcement msde
at General MsSdez's headquart
ers.
A corporal captured the three
men
Sir what shall do with
these men?" asked the subordi.
nate officer.
Shoot them" were the com.
marder s only words.
A squad fired three volleys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Landers. 40 and Bertha
Hunter Al both Of Guthrie and Gil
bert Isenberg p. Of Saltwater and
Alma Brittle Of Orlando. -. were
granted marriage licenses TO-DAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
Revolt Came In the Grey
Hours Of Morning

III Paso. Tex. Sept sO-The
,Iaarez garrison rcvolted at ?
o'clock this morning.
Led by Capt. Nalverde, of the
l43rd battalion. the $50 soldiers
stationed in the Mexican city
released all prisoners from the
city Jail. imprisoned their officers
and took possession Of the town.
At 3 o'clock this morning loot
ing had begun along Gale
Comercio, the main street
The prisoners, among whom
were dozen men held on mur-
der charges. had obtained rifles
and ammunition Their first act
was TO break into a saloon and
seize bottles Of tequila.
Col. A. Espinosa. commanding
officer Of the battalion which
revolted. was a prisoner Of the
rebels in his own quarters.
Everg other officer Of The or
ganizaiion was held by the revo-
lutionis,s under heavy guard.
Several persons had been
wounded in desultory firing by
the insurrec;ionists. j was re-
ported. A.,
Police and customs guards OF
Juarez. stunned by the sudden
rebellion. Offered no resistance
10 the soldiers and released pris-
oners
II was reported that the police
were being disarmed by the
rebels as fast as they were taken
into custody.
j Mendez. commander OF The
garrison. was en-, off from the
telegraph office in Juarez by the
rebels. lie came to the Ameri-
car side Of the river in am at
Tcontinued on Page Sd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
KING CONSTANTINE AND FAMILY
SAILS FOR Slcu- V

Athens. Sept S0-Kirg Conaan-
line. his eonsori. Sophie. and Prince
Nicholas sailed today fcr Talktrom,
Sicily. on board Greek steamer
which was placed al their disposed
by the revolutionary committee. The
departure was without ceremony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30

Masonic building srsociation 'has
issued circulars offering 100000 5
per cent cathedral bonds TO the Ma
sonic public.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30

Lose In
Decision
BULLETIN
nv f.aa As.ss,latna freasA

South Bend Ind. Sept. 80.
Harry Poulin. local haberdasher,
charged by Mrs Augusta Tier.
nan with being the father Of her
third child. was found net guilty
in city court here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
WEATHER

New Orleans, La. Sep. so.-To-
nigh, and Sunday generally fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
MRS. sPURoeon DEAD

Mrs. chsriotta c. spurgeon died
a home at c9yie. aged &c years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08
Death Bed Incidents
of Pope Benedict XIV

Rome, Feb. 15-(By MaiD-Some
incidents of the last two days OF the
illness of the late Pope Benedict XIV
have just become known. At inter-
walls he was delirious and these were
followed by periods of lIcidity. He
talked to the prelates at his bedside
about various subjects SO widely
different. with so little pause between
them that they were unable always
to discern whether he was in full
possession of his faculties.
A few minutes after he had told
Professor Battistini, IT would gladly
give my life for the peace of the
world" he turned to Cardinal Cas-
parri and said: zone of my greatest
regrets upon leaving this earth is that
shall not live to see the completion
of the statue to Rampolla. my great
Master"
At another moment. evidently
thinking of his nephew, Della Chiesa,
who had insisted upon seeing the
Pope in spite of his own serious ill
ness. he Kept repeating, "Poor boy,
poor boy. who knows whether he has
enough money to pa" the cab to bring
him here" The Della Chiesas are
considered to be fairly well-to-do.
The Pore had taken the initiative
last year of having q statue erected
in the Vatican grounds to Cardinal
Rampolla, had examined the plans
and drawing himself and often called
to watch the sculptor at his work.