The funeral of the late Sub-Inspector P, M. Yankovsky of the French Municipal Police, who met tragic death at the hand of an un-assassin on Tuesday morning, Will take place at 11 a.m. today.
A requiem mass will be said at the rissian Cathedral in Rue Paul Henri ana the cortege will to the Lokawei Cemere the interment is to take zi fi he, French Police detec-although they have been work-on the Ivanoff case for over a ha we so far been unable to the mystery of the anonymous exp! which killed the Russian legion call ana the hand grenade auxiliary detective as he opened the door of the room, where arms and ammunition were supposed to have been secreted.
'A similar fate, it seems, awaits Sub-Inspector Yankovsky's case fdr, ough the spent bullet was sent to the ballistic department of the French Police, the analysis has failed AM, show if the pistol from which the shot was fired is registered with the Police Headquarters, Vagrant Sentenced in U.S. Court Following a medical examination Mr. Henry Blain Eaton was given a 90 days suspended sentence for vagrancy by Judge Milton J. Helmick in the U.S. Court yesterday. The sentence was suspended on condition that the defendant should leave Shanghai as soon as possible, and be have in a seemly manner while still in the city. Eaton pleaded guilty to the charge, and expressed his thanks for the court's leniency. He was Originally brought before the court on August 1, in connection with his peculiar conduct while in Central Police station where he was taken when found wandering on the streets. At this earlier hearing he was re-ranter for mental and physical examination.
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