Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-06-27 | Page 11 | Funeral Monday for Harrisville Woman

uu Funeral Monday for HarrisviSle Woman AMERIAM E. STEPHENS Funeral services for Amorlam Elizabeth Eliza-beth Stephens, daughter of Alexander Moraln and and Margaret Shomaker, will be held at the Harrlsville meeting meet-ing house Monday afternoon at 1 p. m. Interment will be made at the Ogden city cemetery. Mrs. Stephens Is survived by her husband, Clifton O. Stephens. Mrs. C. F. Musgravc of Idaho Falls, and A. M. Stephons of Lor Angeles, and two sisters. Mrs. A. A. Bramwell of Idaho Falls and Mrs. C. E. Clement of Mesa, Ariz. Sho is also survived by soven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. An effort to impose upon the peo- pie of tho sultan at thlB time the ln-) ln-) validation of polygamous marriages heretofore contracted, tho prohibition at this time of polygamy or tho discontinuance dis-continuance of dlvorco, must unavoidably unavoid-ably result In the active resistance of a people imbued with fanatic determination deter-mination to die rather than submit to a privation of their religious liberty lib-erty In matters they bellevo to bo fundamental and sanctioned by divine authority." Mr. Carpenter said that girls of prominent families In Mindanao and Sulu are being sent to Manila public schools whero they associated with Christian girls and gradually become imbued with the monogamous Ideas held by the Christians. Tho glrla are advised to adhere strictly to their own religion as their Influence, It Is said, would bo destroyed If they abandoned aban-doned It. When they return to their own pcoplo their Influence tend3 to eliminate plural marriages, according to Carpenter, who predicted that the practice will be virtually wiped out In the courso of a fow years. oo HEF01tLTORY INMATES BEAT WOMAN PEACEMAKER (By Intornntlonal News Service ) REDFORD, N. Y. Acting as a peacemaker between two fighting ln-matos ln-matos of the Bodford reformatory for women, a matron was so badly Injured that Bho required hospital treatment. When tho matron interfered In their quarrel the young women pummeled her. Miss Florenco Jones, now superintendent superin-tendent of the institution, said the two girls would bo on a broad and wa.ter diet for some days to come.