The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1922, Page 12

Oe Deer Ena Al See eae a K WUTNGFANG ADS PRESIDENT LT END CHINA TRIE Former Minister to U. S. as Premier Helps Restore STORM THREW HIM A TREE FOR HIS WOODEN WEDDING nil Judge Requires Keith Cir-]}National Party Will Invade Piled It on Wallace's cuit to Reply to Queries Three States in Its Porch and He’s Still in Damage Suit. First Drive. icki i ; o sult ught in Federa! Pi meng CB BDUnterss aa ie ats . leral) WASHINGTON, June 12.—Having SLLEVILLE, N, J., June 12, | Court by Max Hart, personal repre- . q ' perfected a Vigorous and determined ace of Smith Street ¥ % Uf-actors sacking ite celebrated his wooden wedding peta Ro osha i pee t] organization and dedicatea its new yesterday and got a Iittle more | ‘ble damax u - F. Keith} ome, the National Woman's Party Is timber than he expected. Vaudeville and others un A tree uprooted by the gale crashed through his front porch. Wallace is still picking up the to ar . splinters, D questions: pro-| ed for the firat drive. At a Government. The storm awept the town, de- | pared by the plaintimr | f the leadereat the “Waten pennies ranging the power plant for the |spne case in being heard by Specia - j | Bight, smashing windows, and ob- | 7NC ctw I being heard by Special), n the 19th @ programme of PEKING, June 12 (Associated) structing the thoroughtares with | Master William Parkins “featuring the discriminations Press).—China, after ten days virtual fallen trees. Two autos were Counsol for Hert aald the donitna women existing in the laws’ ly without an executive head fune-] turned over and many houses | tion of the defendants In the vaude three States mentioned will ‘i tin apd i en has oe al Kerstin TG i ville fleld is “0 complete there ts no] stembers of the Georgia, Loutstans dent and the nucleus of a cabine theatre in the Unit ‘tates playing |and Missouri State societies and res\- TA Yuan Hung, who was President MASKED MOB FLOGS Chie time’? that owned or con.| dents of these States, as well as those until the monarchical coup of 1917] TWO GEORGIA FARMERS} ,..)).4 hy thom. Damages gonsyr| from other States, are Invited to be i v1 Pr . ra 0 pr foroed him from oMfice, came to Fe-) Qo. ot hem Recently Had Trouble | tmount to about $5,250,000 © meetings will be held in the Ming yesterday and resumed office. Hl With Netghhor, _— gniden of the “Watch Tower" and tea first official act was to nominate Pr.| pjovGLas, Ga., Juneg2.—County au-[Gare OVERTURNS TOMASTONES| *!!! be served Wu Ting Fang, former Minister at Washington, to be his Premier. It is unflerstood Dr. Wu had consented to accept this office before Li left his |; retirement. Dr. Wi has been a power in the Canton Government since that sd- ministration arose as a protest over the very circumstances which ousted L1,. and his adhesion to the new ex- eoutive, if confirmed, is likely to do much toward solidifying the country in {ts support. Li comes at the behest of many members of the old. parliament which|+ he dissolved in 1917 and at tho urgent appeal of Wu Pei Fu, dominant mili- tary leader of China, He may count on the solid support of Wu Pei Fu, ‘the good will and confidence of a large proportion of the former parlia- ment, now reassembling, and a more neatly complete suppression of ban. ditry than has been the case in many years. This last largely is due to ‘Wu Pei Fu's energetic campaigns, particularly that against Chang Tso Lin, the Manchurian war lord, who recently sued for an armistice. Dr. Sun Yat Sen, President of the South China Government, has a good force of troops in the field, some esti- mates placing their number as high as 150,000, and has expressed himself as willing to fight for the place at the head of China's affairs. It is believed Li's effort will be the elimination of the system of Tuchuns, or Military Provincial Governors. eee CHANG RENEWS FIGHT; WON RESPITE BY RUSE Armistice Plea to WU by Three-Day Battle. ‘TIEN TSIN, China, June 12 Asso- hated Press).—Gen, Chang Teo Lin's + Proposals for an armistice with Wu Yel Fu appear to have been simp "y a ruse to gain time for the defonted Manehuria war lord. Heavy fighting broke out Friday between Cing Wang ‘Tao and Shan Hai Kwan, The battle has been raging steadily for the lust three days. steel SaaS ee EXPELLED ME!."BERS MAY JOIN OTHER CHURCH Baptist Council Recommends Their Reinstatement. If the Madison Avenue Baptist Chureh declines to take back into "mem- bership, Mrs. Jessie V. Day and the Rev. C. P. Hall, expelled recently fol- lowing their charges against the pastor, ‘he Rev. George Caleb Moor, Mrs. Day and Mr. Hall may take their letters to other churches. Their reinstatement has been recommended by the Council of the Southern New York Baptist Ae- ociation. The council, without going into the charges against the pastor, finds that dra, Day and Mrs. Hall were justified jn placing before the Board of Trustees of the church information opocering the alleged conduct of the pastor. The case of W. 8. Foster, also expelled, was not investigated. Mr, Foster already had obtained membership in Calvary Baptist Church. dae eS FRISCO TENTED OASIS FOR SHRINE JUBILEE City Resem! Bit of Old World SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—San Francisco is turning itself into a tented oasis for delegates and visitors to the Golden Jubilee of the Ancient Arabfe Order, Nobles of. the Reo Shrine, opening to-morrow. ithe conyen- tion period the San Francihoo Bey dis- triet might justly be termed the Cali- phate of California, for it will be made to resemble a bit of the Old World Islam as closely as man's ingenuity wif) permit, = ordained procedure of the real to spread rugs for the caliphs | the lesser nobles on State occa- sions will be reversed somewhat in the transplanted Islam. ‘the rugs, or their replicas, will hang overhead on the streets, taking the place of the usual bunting or festoons. Ish GIRLS A VASSAR TO PLAY BASEBALL WITH THEIR DADS Class Day Game to Be Followed by Daisy Chain Exercises, POUGHKEPPSIE, June 12. The baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class at Vassar College was delivered by the Rev. Henry Cobb of Brooklyn, Chair- . an of the Board of Trustees, in ~49 wollege chapel yesterday. Be- sides members of the sentor class. « large assemblage of friends and alumni attended, Clase day will be observed to- day, featured by a baseball game between fathers and daughters in the foretioon, the daisy chain ex- erclece 'n the afternoon and « lan @erc fete at nigh | a thoritles to-day were geying to round up members of a mob§bf masked men, alleged by C. Grantham, h told that the sheriff wished to speak to them, masked men, blindfolded and with pis- tolx forced to go baif a mile distant, where the flogging took place. Au- thorities sald that recently Boggan had trouble with a neighbor over a family dispute. D. 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