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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
FREE WARD SUSPECT HERE
Detective Bureau Pays clenzo's
Fare Home

John Cienzo, Of Wakefield. Mass,
arrested here on suspicion Of being the
mysterious Jack wanted In the Ward
murder case. was discharge today BY
Magistrate Dorm at the Twenty second
street and Hunting Park avenue sta :
tion.
Cienzo was arrested last Friday
while seeking shelter from the rain on
porch at Seventeenth street and I.e.
high avenue. He had bullet wound
in his left arm. This led police to
believe he was the man wanted in the
murder ease.
Investigation made by Captain Sou.
der showed that Cienzo had no connec
tiOn with the case. His fare back to
Wakefield was paid by the Detective
Bureau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
ropAv's MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harry Il; TcsaIs 2s?l =: soth st.. and Flor.
John Arosckrki. 81 Christian st.. and An.
Harry Morehouse, 1920 Unity st.. and Eliz.
aboth Lynd. -40l3 ashland ave.
Fuller. 1895 GiIson isve,,
%ritie PsdSisky. aosi u, ssrssant t., st. '"'
Joseph i. GgmPPsr, 2sos W Harold st..
John ss,ank-iswIss. - 2,I22 A;h A,: s.: sna MARY
Seward. 1919 Reno 81, 49,. 49,
Maria Peca iog! Ellsworth 81.
rn>"sa.s si.s,ns ee4 s4ss Meon Sps' st. St. and Jane
chrisiopher 4. johnson. Tuiiytown. Pa. and
Frank Mltche i. ?4sa Z. camSsria md st.. and
Dorothea II. Duncan. 24@2 F. Camber-
JoS" !. .osks; 1870 N.Y. !Msssy!esSry +: and lie.
Epnram E,"@;i; TSrIi:;d.I. Enli,x Pa and Ann.
Rcrnard seiusi. -iio2 y. Marshall st.. and
Jamss s "Hs. jei..i:on. iIt Hislttin,ssr. Md.. and
Enma NJ. Harness. b8os Arch st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
MATRON OF HOME SLAIN
Ak and Razor Ussd In Brutal Crime
At Jackson, Miss.

jackson. Miss, June O.-(By A. P.)
The body Of Miss Alice Mallott, forty
years cd, assistant atron OF the Crit.
tenden home for girls here, was found
with the hend crushed and throat
slashcd near the home this morning.
An AZ aud razor had been used by her
assailant. and indications are that a
long struggle took place. No clue to
the slayer has been uncovered, but
bloodhounds are being used In the pur.
suit.
The body was found a short distance
from the home. The clothing had been
torn from the body. tho woman having
been gagged with a handkerchief.
Miss Mallott's parents are said to re
side In Oregon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
RUM0R McCORMlCKS AGREE
ON WEDDING OF MATHILDE
Reported Ready to Let Father De.
eide What Course 10 Best

Chicago. June 0.--It is understood
here that Miss Mathilde Mccormick
has won her fight for love and that
plans for her wedding to her Swiss
fance. Max Oser. have been started
again. and this time will 90 through.
The objections put forward by her
mother. Mrs. Edith Rockefeller Nc.
Cormick. few weeks ago. In which
she charged Oser with being a financial
sainseeker, were subsequently with.
drawn, and 1t was rumored Mrs. Nc.
Cormick had agreed to allow her Iii.
vorced husband, Harold F. Mccormick,
to decide what was best for their
daughter.
1t Is believed that Mathilde's recent
association with her father. from whom
she was separated for ten years, mas
made him sympathetic and that she ha
won his consent to the match.
Former Judge Charles 8. Cutting.
counsel for Mrs. Mccormick. when in.
formed Of the arrival of Saverio Dnti.
Swiss courier, the supposed bearer
OF the life history Of Max Oser, said
Its all news to me-
He said he did not know Of such n
man. and denied that he knew of
anything the man could tell about
Oser,'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
RUNAWAY COAL MARKET
STOPPED, HOOVER SAYS
Declares Some Senators Have Been
Misinformed on Situation

washington, June O.-(By A. -
4 statement from Secretary Hoover de.
claring "the essential thing about coal
prices is that the runaway market
has been stopped" was the latest de.
velopment today In connection with
agitation In the Senate over the strike
situation and the plans adopted by the
Secretary for holding prices at a fair
level during the tie-up of the Industry.
Issued after the assertion by Senator
Walsh. Massachusetts, on the Senate
floor yesterday that the public patience
was being exhausted by coal operators
taking advantage Of agreements reached
with Mr.. Hoover to boost their prices
to retailers. the Secretary's statement
declared that ''some Of the Senators
have been m!sinformed by mislendinv
statements from small group OF re,
tai!ers who object strenuously to any
attempt to restrain prices" The fac,
Is. Mr.. Hoover contended. that prices
have receded from the level reached on
May Is and the public has been pro.
tected from . repetition Of 1920 con.
ditlOns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
BAITlsN ExcHA| 6NdJ
MTH IRISH lRHeoUIiNs
Calm Settles on sslIssk, However,
and Many Rsfuaeas Return

Belfast, June 9.--(By A. P.)-There
we're exchanges Of shots during last
night between the British troops which
yesterday occupied Belleeh and the
Irish irregular forces across the from.
tier, says an Elliskillen dispatch today.
This affected only the outskirts, how.
ever, and within Belleek itself q period
Of complete calm appeared to be setting
in. Refugees have begun to return from
the surrounding country.
Satisfaction prevails among the
British troops over their bloodless vie.
tory. They say the irregulars had some
exec lent positions from which they
could have inflicted heavy casualties
upon the British II they had known
how to choose their ground, but the
artillery seemed to demoralise them
completely.
Heavy sniping has been proceeding
from the free state side of the Fer.
mnnagh. .Cavan border during the last
two nights. This came particularly
from Castle Saunderson, County Csvan,
which was commandeered by the Re-
publicans and IL being used AZ their
headquarters and an observation post.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Bonus BILL PUT
BEFORE SENATE
Soldiers Measure, Reported by
McCumber, Faces Long
and Bitter Fight
NO TIME FIXED FOR DEBATE

Washington. June 0.--The Soldiers
V"nus Rill was on the Senate rnIendnr
today. but without any definite time
fte,l for its consideration. ChAirfnnn n
McCumher.. Of the Finance Committee,
reported the measure last niRht by
unanimous consent. after first effort to
present II under consent agreement
had failed.
Serstcr Mr('umbcr desires to have the
future. but some leaders on the Re.
publican side oppose his plans. bcliev.
ing IL unwise to disrlacc the tariff bill
for n measure which Il certain to lead
to long and perhaps bitter fight.
That there Are sufficient votes in the
Senate to pass a bonus bill IL conceded
by opponents. but whether the measure
ran he put through In its present form
IL problemati tical. The Democrats plan
to offer an amendment embodying a
cash feature. while Senator Bursun.
Republican. Of New Mexico, now has a
DILL In providing for A cash bonus.
Many other amendments also will be-
offered. and. in addition. opponents Of
bonus legislation In any form are pre-.
pared to wage a determined fight.
No Opinion from Harding
Supporters Of the amended House
s,5.rat,nn 10y, sNs ~ u,,... %
In rdin. x,sw. ~" ,,s.,,',,s "u" !. nan'.
f-on, ~ Ein.rna c.m,n;.ta. ~. 'he i."
tsio t,en hos NJ, ",.I;usS ~. h, ef
d.ta;i hnt Go %. h.. ~ ~ t,nnn r ta
hos NJ, u,voo 80, on,n,a., .e H. T';'m. n
rom,n,t,so u" 'p''''''' " '"e '"'"'e
Some ~ tbo,o rho hasa ,o,,.d =,
rho prcs.Jert r.c.rtiv r 'hsro ;nd,oa, ,oa I
that be bas not eitereS h,s % "n,n,on 'tte tbot
omr h"nma ' '' io.;s,.t,ea "'s I op,n'on ,Is .md,
ar, n n,sons ~ Snon,,pn p"sse' ~ S'''u'u
AZ tbo Iii ,von. 80 ~. s.. ~ ~
ia. us ,,,,ir,.,. SO ,r.. .. ..,t..'..i ."e u.
W. NJ rmr,hau ~ ~ T. .i. vsm'su sn g! !oy
Gi1 AL Wr I-naorwonj s.}, 7. .,,is
"nst arcrtnaiir hnt,aom si nno onn n mnn
ava q op0 mn nnC s''oo'''oo'''"
The measure carr,.d nro,;s,,r, f,r
adjusted servire INV IN vctcrans wboso
.ad;msted service credit i. MOI ,m"rs
,hon sSO od;usted service ccrtiscntss
vocational troininr Aid farm or home
aid and land settiement mid" Wr Nc.
CM,nhcr nnpealed for consideration NJ
m. hi, M nm American measure"
frcc from partisonshir. IIe said hc
would sock an agreement among SIM.
norters ~ the bill on time for II,
%,.Cru,ho. Do,.,as pm
, ", '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
ONLY TWO DEMOCRATS
SEEK STATE GUARDIANSHIP
Mcsparran Believed to Favor Ian.
caster Newspa perman for Post

McSparran Believed to Favor Ian
caster Newspaperman for Post
Harrisburg. June 9.-John A. Nc.
Spartan. Democratic candidate ior
Governor. spent today at the Demo-
cratic State Committee headquarters
comforting on his campaign. McSpar.
ran said he knew Of only two candi.
dates for State chairman when the
committee meets June IL for reorgan.
izaton. They are Judge Eugche G..
Bonniwcll and Austin +. Mccullough,
Of Lancaster.
1t Is believed tint Mccullough. n
newspaperman who is unknown outside
Of Lancaster County. will receive the
backing Of McSparran because Of the
personal friendship Of the two. McCul-
Tough reported the proceedings Of the
harmony meeting which nominated Nc.
Spartan. ~
Bonniwell II believed 10 have lined
up many Of the Philadelphia members
of the committed, Efforts to reach them
on the telephone from State hcndquar.
ters are said to have failed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
ARMY MAN ARRESTED FOR
GEORGIA BOMB EXPLOSION
Sergeant 10 Hold on Suspicion Of
Being an Aeeompilee

Sergeant 10 Hold on Suspicion Of
Being an Aeeomp'lee
Columbus. Ca, June Shy A. P.)
The first arrest In connection with the
recent bomb explosion at the home Of
Mayor Dimon was made here yesterday,
when Sergeant ]. q. Kimball. stationed
at Fort Bennins, was taken into Gus.
tody.
Kinball was held without bail pend.
ing a preliminary hearing. Police said
he had corroboratcd certain statements
by persons which tended to make him nm
accomplice. He was held as an access
sorry before the fact to the bomb eIplo.
sion. which, under Georgia law, Is a
capital offense.
No one was injured in the explosion
which followed warning to the Mayor
that he must get rid Of II. Gordon Hin.
HE. City Manager. The Mayor dc.
clined to do 80, but later Hinkle left
for his former home in Altoona. Pa.
saying he was not helm. given cooper.
alton. which the Mayor and commission
denied.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

Hushss' Conference with Ambas.
sador Definitely Ends Matter

Washington. June O.--(By a. =. -
The incident created by the public dis
cussion Of tariff questions by Ambassa.
dor Ricci. Of Italy, which brought
criticism on the floor Of the Senate,
has sbeen definitely closed 20 far as
the American Government is con-
cefned.
,TMe Amba Mador was with Secretary
Hughes late yesterday in relation to
the matter and 10 was learned auth0ri.
tatively today that the conference ended
the matter. ..-
There ID no. doubt that the Ambassa.
dor ID now ftiily advised AZ to the
views. Of the American Government upon
the delicate qtestion 81 ,participa tion
By the representatives Of bthef Gov.
efnmefts IN public debate In this coun-
try on questions of q domestic nature
pending for settlement In Congress or
elsewhere. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
SAFE HEARING DELAYED
Right Of Police to Seize Gamma
Evldsnes Comes VI Friday

h. A pstition filed by John II. X. Scott,
es0nsel for Charles Mosconi, to force
the Police Department to return two
safes seized In q gambling raid Ias,
week In cigar store at Z South
Seventh street, was not heard this
morning.
Scott requested a weeks delay so he
could reply to the answer filed by the
District Attorneys Office in which IL
was said the court had no jurisdiction
ever the seizure Of the safes which are
considered solely az gambling devices
o1d uted TO evade the law.
Judge Audenried granted the post :
ponement until Friday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
MOTHER LOSES RACE WITH
TRAIN FOR HER BABY'S LIFE
Engineer Clamps Ar Brakes Just
Too late TO Save Girl

Too late TO Save Girl
Wilkes. Barre, Pa. June 9.-with
the life Of her baby daughter as the
prize. Mrs. Stanley Sworey yesterday
raced with . speeding freight train and
lost.
While busy with her housework at
Laurel Run, Mrs. Sworey noticed, just
- she heard the whistle Of the ap.
preaching train, that her child Mary,
two years old. was missing.
Looking down the tracks which run
close to the house. the mother saw the
babS. playing directly in the path Of
the freight. Screaming at the ton of
her voice. she dashed along the ties as
the engineer, spying her fyins fsure
and that Of the baby. clamped on the
air brakes.
The momentum of the train was too
ereat. however, and the distance too
SAort. When the train was brought
70 a standstill the mother was found
along the tracks where she had fallen
unconscious.
The baby was dead.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
TO NAME NAVAL OFFICERS
Board 10 Appointed to Make seiee.
tlone for Promotion

Washington. June 9.-(By A. P.)-
the personnel Of the new Naval Seirc.
tion Board, which IL expected to begin
the selection Of officers for promotion
June q as follows: Admirals Hilary
=. Jones and Edward W. Eberlc; Vice
Admiral J. p. Mcdonald and Rear
Admirals Harry Mel. p. IIuse, Henry
y. Wilson. s. $. Robinson, &. +.
Hughes. William V. Pratt and l.. N.
Mutton.
Promotion to the grades of com.
mander. captain and renr admiral will
be recommended by the board when
selections are made. Seven rear ah.
mirals, twenty -onc captains>hnd forty.
four commanders will be selected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
H. P. CRANE LOSES SON
Custody Of Child Awarded to Dl.
vorced wife, Costa Rican Beauty

Chicago. June 0.-By a. P.)-The
end Of the legal battle involving their
child and financial settlements between
Elida Iiza, Costa Rican beauty. and
her former husband. Herbert p. Crane.
was seen in n Kane County Court or
der permitting Miss 1iza to take her
three. year -old son, Antonio Rafael,
out Of the State.
The petition was uncontested by at.
torneys for Mr.. Crane. who. during the
divorce proceedings. demanded that his
former wife be restrained from taking
the child from the Jurisdiction OF the
Court,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
WORLD BANKERS STAND PAT
No. Loan to Germany Without
Agreement Of credJtors

Paris. June 9.-(Ry A. P.)-The
attitude Of the International Bankers
Committee toward the question Of a
loan for Germany continues firmly 70
be that no loan can be made without
an entire agreement among Germany's
creditors. who in this case would also
be the lenders.
The bankers nt meeting today
will discuss further the text Of their
renort to the Reparations Commission.
This may be completed today. but in
dications are that another meeting to.
morrow will be necessary before the
committee dissOlves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
! INDIcT NINE OFFICIAL
-Four Police Also tttld. In hays Test
Case at gbNnabura

Ebe.n6urS, Pa. June 9.--(Dy A:
P.)-lndictinents charging assault and
assault and battery were today re-.
turned against J.. i. Arbogast, secre-
tary and controller Of the. Vinton Col.
liefies Company. Of Yintondale, and
four cool and Iron police. IN connec.
ton with the arrest at vintohdale, May
q, Of Arthur Garfield Hays. repre-
sentative Of the American Civil Lib.
critics Union.
Mr. Hays had gone to vintondale to
test the powers Of the coal aud iron
police IN the coal strike region.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Ex-JUSTlCE VAN WYCK DIES
Resigned New York Seat to Lead
Democrats Against Roosevelt

Now York, June 0.-Augustus van
Wyck. formerly Supreme Court Justice
and brother Of the late ex Mayor
Robert van wyck. Of New York. died
In Hahnemann Hospital yesterday, after
on illness of several months.
In 1903 he resigned the judgeship to
dore Roosevelt In a race for the Cover.
norship. He was leader in reOrgar.
izins the Democratic Party In Kings
County, which led to the nomi nation of
Grover Cleveland for Governor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
NEW FIELD DRY CHIEF
FOR STATE TO BE PICKED
Pepper and Davis Asked to Recon-.
mend Candidate for $4,000 Job

Washington, June "a new chief
Of the prohibition field forces In Penn-
sylvania will be appointed shortly at a
salary Of $4,000 year. The position IL
vacant now.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
announced he would ask Senator Pep.
per and Prohibition Director Davis 20
recommend a candidate. Mr.. Haynes
said he had no candidate in view.
John Exnicious,. Of Pittsburgh, has
been serving In the dual capacity OF
division enforcement chief and chief OF
tho field force.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
FRENCH TO SAIL JUNE "a
Mission 10 Coming to v. s. for Con.
auItAtIon on War peht

Paris. June 9.--(Ry A. P.)-The
French financial mission going to the
United States for consultation with the
expects TO sail June "a. 1t was an.
nounced this afternoon that NJ. Parmen.
tier. who Is to head the mission. had
engaged passage on the liner Paris,
sailing for New York on that date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
DEFER SCH0TT CASE
Court Asked to Reconsider Decision
on License Transfer

The License Court was asked today to
reconsider refusal to allow George W.
Schott, saloOnkeeper. Twelfth and FIJI.
bert streets, to transfer his license to
Pasquale CriscuOlo. Judges McMullen
and Stake deferred action.
Schott was the first Philadelphia sa.
loonkepper to serve term in Jail for
violation Of the Volstead act.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Deaths of a Day
Henry lonostreth

Henry Longstreth. for many years n
resident Of this city, died at his home
in Tacoma, WASH, late Wednesday
night. according to word received nv
relatives here yesterday. He wns
sixty seven years old and leaves
widow and six children.
His brother, Edward H. Longstretb.
Of Moylan. Delaware County. nnd :"
sister, Mrs. George r. Shoemaker
1927 Chestnut street. are his nearest
relatives in the Fast. His father,
Abby A.. was a vice president OF The
Provident Life and Trust Comnany.
He was born in Delaware County ani
went to Tacoma In 1902,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
BARHAM DIES IN LONDON
Los Angeles Publisher Had Been
Operated on for Throat Trouble

London, June 8.-(By A. P.)-Guy
Bnrham, publisher Of the Los Angeles
Herald. who has been travelling In Eu.
rope with william Randolph Hearst,
died In a London hospital this morning.
Mr.. Barhnm was operated on two
days ago for throat trouble and appar-
emily had recovered from the effects Of
the operation. but he died suddenly
from what his doctors described as pul.
monary cmbolism.
The body will be shipped to America
next Wednesday. Mrs. Barham is In
London.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
E. r. Kemp, Oh Maenats, Dead

Now York. June 0.-(Ry A. Po-
f. II. Kemp. Of Tulsa. Okla. chair.
man Of the board Of directors of the
Sinclair OIL and Gas Company and
director of the Sinclair Consolidated
Oil Company. died in Roosevelt Hos.
pital today after an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Mrs. A. M. 3. HabbarIv

Colllnsswood, n. j.. June O.-Mrs.
Anna NJ. Il. Habberly. widow OF John
W. Habberly and daughter Of the latc
Robert Y. Honning. Of Camden, died in
her home. 82S Park avenue. yesterday.
She was ninety years old. She Ia sur.
Of West Philadelphia, and viii be
buried from her home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Madame Miyoke koh,shI

Toxic. June 8.--The death OF Madame
Miyoke Kohashi, one of the veteran
women lenders o. the empire, has just
been reported. Madame KOhashi, who
was a keen student Of women's ur"h.
lemH. had passed several yenrs in ,iifrr.
ent parts Of the western world,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
CALL TO CANNED WILLY"
Of Young Men Directed
70 Tralnlna Camp at Meade

The attention Of young men with
4 desire for military training was called
By Mayor Moore today to the citi.ens'
training camps at Camp Meade from
July ~ to August 20.
Major General G. ]. Bailey, com.
mander of the Third Corps Area, with
headquarters at Baltimore, wrote the
Mayor q request that he make known
the opportunity for training onered men
1--we, Applications can be made di-
rectiy to General Bailey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
HOLD STEAMSHIP AGENT
Kept Money Given Him to Bring
Family From Poland, charae

Harry Iskewitz. a steamship agent
Of 1874 South Seventh street, was held
under $500 bail for u further hearing
by Magistrate Renshaw today charged
with using money that had been given
to him to bring a family from POLAND
TO this country.
The complainant in the case Is
Samuel Friedman, 1910 South Fourth
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
TRUCE IN CHINA
wv and Chang Agree to Discuss
Permanent Peace

PosinE, June 0.-Wu Pei Flu, domi.
nant Chinese leader. and Chang Tso.
Lin. Manchurian war lord, have agreed
on an arInistice. The suspension of
hostiiities IL to continue Indefinitely
while the two discuss u permanent
peace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

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:S:s :Sss'; .e :ss' s:.s s!:H q t:s.,:: :S :sSSi :SS
.lgl'ssiisy q J y s.ss ~ ..2SSS:. ...12cSiS. f'slid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
RIDING A HOBBY TO SUCCESS

The thrilling story Of . man who found
wealth and . career In his pct amuse me nj
sni who show. others the doorway OF his
success. In the Masaxine Section Of the Run.
day PvSLic LsD0ss. "Aaks II . Habit''-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

ProhibIts Binding Women's Feet
Peating. June 0.--(By A. P.)-Gen.
eral Fens Yu. Hsiang, the Christian
Governor Of Human Province, has is.
sued a decree prohibiting the practice
Of binding womcn's feet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
LUMBER

ALL MATERIALS for sale pn defnoiitjes
4, er'cE; }o'Ts, a., Eindovs T., ,docfs ana X =
Sorrentiho q Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
HOTEL MAN A SUICIDE
Daniel Maxwell, Of Haeksttstown, n,
lIssn

N. j., Uses Shotgun
HAntSttst0wn, N. j.. June 8.--Dan.
isl Maxwell, 1fty five years old. pro.
nrtetof Of the Central Hotel here. com
nteted suicide some time yesterday
Afteruo0n and was found shortly before
Qilpight In his room In his hotel.
H had placed q shotgun In . vertical
po1ltioh on the floor, sat on the bed
~ pushed the trigger with stick.
Uonestic and financial troubles are
nneSibed ~ the reason for the suicide.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-28

cnts. Mr.. aud Mrs. James Riley o.
Shlnnzton. by two step-child-en
Mrs. Jefie Shlbley OF Fairmonl
and Mrs. Bath Wilson. OF FAR
mont, by a sister. Mrs. James
Martin stark Of Fatrmont ana q
half sister, Mrs siinon Johnson. 81
Riyesyille and 4 brother, Henry
Anderson Of Hepzibah. The fnnfefs
al s6fvicss viii be held at ii,
O'clock tomorrow at the Hepzihahi
TBaptist Church and will BE- con-
Quoted by the Rev. D. Z. whitner
OF Wilsonburg formerly pastor q
the church OF Hepsib fInterment
will be made at the cemetery al
Hepztbah blythe tindertakers Harr
and TAtrfek.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-28
Of MRS.
RICE TOMORROW.

The body OF Mr. Harriet Olive
Rice, widow Of "A. o. Rice, whose
death occurred yesterday at the
HillView SanltArium 1t washins.
ton, Pa, will be brought here to-
morrow morning at Q O'clock. The
body will be taken to the Diamond
Street II. E. Church at 10 o'clock
where It will femain until a;15
when private funeral services will!
be. held at the church, 20 be con.
Quoted by. the Rev. w. d Reed. as.
sisted by Rev. a. D. Craig. Burial