Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 30, 1922 · page 3

 

'l‘liv mineral of. Mrs. Nancy E. Han-
forti will be held at 2:30 o‘clock this
"lli‘trl‘l‘loon from the East Avenue 1!.

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.oflicinting and interment is to be In
‘l<;.lz=t Norwalk cemetery.

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Funeral of Hyatt Gregory.
Th9 funeral of Hyatt Gregory, civil
. war veteran. will be held at 9 o‘clock
l\\'.~llnesdny morning from the late
.‘ home. ltev. Alexander Hamilton will

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. l PEKING FACES CRISIS
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I g.
M“ " rassr-d.
" “cusscmbling. 01 the old Parlia- .
’ I‘M“; mum. retirement of President Hsu!
-‘ "4"” Shi-t‘hnng. selection 01' a provisional.
'9’“th pi-usidcnt. and adoption or a perm-‘,

mwnt constitution are being urged

"‘i’” by thefhlnese newspapers and dis-'

l'“ interested lenders throughout the

”Ml-ms which are crowdingr upon the
nation. '

l Recognizing that events are tend-

.” \tl llll’il ging toward a crisis. the members of

‘ lthe old Parliament are assembling

.lzrmm l lllI-mrnj ("m- in Tit-ntsin and Clinton in anticipa-
bmmm lllll‘ Hm I lcn- .tion that they will soon be called
w...” ., l..ll\. upon to assume direction of the

Hm

H :HHl country's affairs. General Wu Pel-
vvrrml: lt‘u. in military control of Northern
l'nlm‘t‘ t‘hinn. while on record as favoring

\ lilislrr tho rcconvening of the old Parlia-
- " ‘ml-nt. has not yet lasuedd a formal

to lmr- cztll for its meetings. He is said tol
llt‘» l-o sounding out the sentiment 01':

“ml. the country. and also desires to

-~i l:—t‘ know definitely what will be the at-l

Illll or" titmls- of Sun Yat Scene, head or the
southern government.
I Izzly- It in said. that unless Dr. Sun
. . T:‘..ll') .‘lfl’l't‘t‘fl to abolish the Canton govern-
~.. his nlt'lll on condition that President
..' tin-m llsll Shihfhnng retigrea unification
.- . “up of the north and south wil be unat-
li lllt‘ titlnulllt‘.
:p., . l..- t‘hinn's internal condition is regard-
. 3.1. ltl as .such as to require organization
X‘.:'t.‘l of u stung; central government. to
l: 1.. pron-lit i‘urthcr disintegration. The
11.3 l‘vltin: government. lurking funds. re-
:x «n. liv-s on \\'u Pic—lv‘u. “'u is without
;-..~..\ [1le rank. but is regarded as the
~,.. .m l‘l‘ill authority on all subjects relat-
him mg to the nation. and conducts uf-
lairs (H'l t'l'mll ills llt‘udzlutlrlcrs ul
I'hotiugt‘u. -,
...\ I . lit: Niall!
V H! . “MINI ll.‘ l‘flrilllk' imivpt-lltlt-llcc from the Cell-
* § _ _ l‘ .3. H“ IL”. tl'ul LTOVt‘l'nnlt'lll than ever before. In
’ ' ' Mullrhllriu Gt-nerul Chung: 'i‘so-Mn

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““‘ still is rt-rtlgnlzctl as dictator. tlv--.

3:101" spilt' l'rcsiiieut Hsu's lllulidult: disc
llll‘ifllllg him. Chang's followt-rst'.
um.- lit'pl‘t't’nlllilz his lictlnrzltioll of
st-t-cssion from China propcr. demand
autonomy for Munrhurin.
untilwlhl t\t‘l't‘l.\’lllf" tllt- functions
(-f a sovcrign state. has effected on
i :.ln l' m vvlth tm- (‘ll‘ltu lib-public. has
adopted Soviclism. and is ululvr llll'
domination of Ruse-lion advisers. l'rglt.
“‘l- lIo- mil-ital. is tillwl “nil llllhslllll
“"' troops. '
‘ The Peking government dt‘cltil‘t‘s

" ‘ that more pressing problems make lt‘

”3 .vlll‘l “will.- in si-nrl (In twprwiitlon tlu-rt‘;
' lance SOYlt‘lLflll with lllt" consent of

‘ '1 ::,~ Mung-dim. lvl'opln- and tho rt-v-
‘nlzltimlnry gt’fl't‘l'lllflt‘lll, is uncontested.

 

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l‘i '.l l Kilil’t’lli'l‘, Mn)" 39,1‘ \Ynltvt‘

t‘. Armin-mun. ugnlnst whom t1 fudcl'ul‘

~ 'V‘lllIX‘ "ll El :3. L {Tint .llll‘) hns returned an illullt‘lilli ut
» . ll.il“:‘lllL‘.‘ (‘r‘mspirtlcy to Violate the pro-

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‘ '\L L [ll‘\lal) Illlll'lOYi .‘ii‘l .l'i”lul'llt‘tl it) liliilgP‘lLlI‘t
,lmluv t’rnln nn l-Illropoun trip. He hall

wWWW) rn knowledge of the indictment or
‘t In!!!) l.linl against him.

Inn. (l (‘ivllnsrl for Anderson said that the

'i'm- l .lLilll‘Illll to tlzi~ Grund Jury alleged

1' r m« that Anderson suppllmi information
uhllo- in :lllotti-tl litmtlrggt-l's as to “'llf'l't'.‘
".t’ms- ll~lliirl‘ might lw bought for lllK'll rc-

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'»vn- I .——
"'M'n'w‘f' PLEASURE BOAT SWAN SAFE.
inur— ,.PENSACOLA... May.. 29. —- The
:- ills pleasure boat Swan, with about fifty
persons aboard mining throughout
llnnlul the night reaciilsd her dock here to-
l- milily day, With awl hands aboard safe. The
‘ I (list- vessel ran into a Gulf storm late y'cs-
. ...- of terday, but tied up on the other side
l Lin-i, of the bay until it was safe to pro—
tints-rs coed back to Pensacola.

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wl S. Unnecessary.

ltll'lli' l, A (“aggregation of negroes was “lit,
"“‘7' “f to insuring sermons that hnmt‘d ('"n‘
_ “filmy“ tinuully on hell and eternal DlmlSh'
’ "’“”- "Wm. (me hot summer day the

"A ”w prom-her made no mention of hell. Ono

._ “f the I'nngrcuntiun uskcd him why he

in» x l. , . . hml mnlttcil it. “Everything in season."
M ‘ ”H" ll? rt‘llliwl. "Tic lllSllinlfililt‘lflli wuz ill

“'1“ hint-lyfoh while i \VUZ threw-”hm. d‘“
””"d‘ «thmun. Hell spoke full itself. I

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lrldolen First Bleeping-Car Berth.
Hiri‘fi, in 1853, Zenns Cobb invented a
’ =i “'9’“ 1 sleeping-car berth and sold his lnven~

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""3‘19' ’ tion to George M. Pullman for $4.000.

“‘,"""’»"-Mr. Pullman perfected the invention
' find]: and Mr. Cobb afterward manufactured
' M.” _' cnr~sprlng seats, supplying the ontlro

' ' Pullman service.

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it. church. Rev. B. Irving Watkins‘

()fl‘H‘lHtt' and burial will be in River-A ;

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broken out among the Hottentots in
the southwest Protectorate of Africa.
says 3, “enter dispatch from Cape1

Town. The outbreak is attributed by? Charles McLa
the authorities as a manifestation on'—_

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BOYS STOLE MOTOR TRUCK

BRIDGEPORT. May 29.—-Seven
boys arraigned in court today on the

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. . . charge at stealing a. motor truck be-
THE ““TIEN":”S* longing to Stephen Toll. of this city.
twaived examination in city court, to-

? day andwere bound over to the Sn;

perior eburt. Bands were fixed at
LONDON. May 29.——A rebellion has 3750 ”Ch Th" boys gave the” names
as James Byrnes. Harry Kennedy.

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the part at many natives to mistake;
kindness for weakness
The insurgent tribe. called bondelzu'

 

 

warts. number’s only 2.000 to 3.000. but ;
inhabits a country north or the Orange l
River difficult of access. and has an;
unpleasant habit of poisoning waterl
holes when expeditions are sentf
against it. It is anticipated. howevrr.
that's. South African air force will
have little difficulty in dealing withl
the rebels.

A ltcutcr dispatch from \Vinrihoek.l
South Africa. 5413's :1 sharp skirmish;
has taken place between the policc and r,
:1 strong body of the tribcsmen, Fouri
Iioltentots wrc believe-i killed and?
nim- capturcd. On.n policeman Wt..-
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: I‘lNL‘HAliIS’l‘IC CONGRESS L‘L-OSLS.a

HUME. May 29. (Associated Press).
-—~'l'hc Eucharistic Congress. which
has been in progress here since,- Moi.-
dny last. was solemnly closed lolli‘afi
with :1 Tc Dcum. sung by the massed

lchoirs of the, Vatican in the presmnn-
lot Pope Plus. the cardinals present in
Home. a great throng of prelstcs and
sixty thousand pilgrims. who had L‘t'ti‘.
' attending the Congress.

The atmosphere Volt! tense with {vi-l—
tug at this crowning ceremonial of.
tiw impressive world gathering of Cu—
tlloiics in the holy city. \thn l‘mw
i’ius entcrcd St. I‘cttr's. an emotionzelj
wuw seemed to sum p over the mast
ihrontt. 'l‘ht- pontiff llimsclf appeal-("i
profoundly moved as he litted his lliil‘nl
to impart the, blessing. and cries of
“Long: livc the pope! \‘lva Pius!"
eclmcd throughout the edifice.

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NIHN YORK. May ESL—The condi-
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mine your old hclr to millions. who for&
two weeks has been ill at the Hotel;
Ambassador. today was reported cri-.
tirnl by the corps of specialists and;
nurses in attendance. ;

New ulnrm vas caused by the tic-l
velopmcnt of an aliccss in tho lml's
car. due to an attack of mastoitlitis.
(our years ago. He— was reported as
wcil us could be expected and resting
comfortably.

Alfred's father was lost with the.

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