Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 16

QUSTSCALFORNA KURLLKFFCAL Klan ~Announces Lawiess Kleagles Will Not Be Reinstated. ATLANTA, Ga, May 2.—The Ku | Klux Klan has revoked the commis- sions of every kleagle in California, from ‘the king Kleagle down, after a préliminary inquiry into slleged law- lessness in that state, and has ap- pointed Wm. S. Coburn as king kleagle in charge of the klan's in:- terests in Callfornia, it was an- nounced last night by E. Y. Clarke, imperial klaliff, or supreme: vies presi- dent of the order. i “We do not intend to reinatate any i kleagle in California whom we find has taught the doctrine of lawlessness or encouraged any klan or klansman to believe that this organization would encourage or did encourage: any activities in conflict with or out- continued By the Assoclated Préss, PARIS, May 35.—Becapze of 3 slight fog this foretioon there was some delay in ‘the departure of Maj. W. T. Blake, Capt. Norman MacMillan and Lf Cel. L. B. Broome, the sh' aviators who reachcd Paris yesterday from Eng- land on the first stage of their at- tempted 30,000-mfle fiight around the world. The afrmen had their DR. JUDSON TO REMAIN. ' Will Stay as Head of Chicago Uni- versity at Least a Year. CHICAGO, May 25.—Dr. Harry Pratt Judson wilt continue as’ president of machine out on Bour| ready. for the departure, but 1:30 they were still awaitk . more. rorable conditions, The next stop f ‘will- be Lyon., Their p! « synchronizes with th in wiich many noted aviators: participating, {nciuding Lieut. ¥ ‘| ‘varl, the Itallan aviator.of Ro: ' The -exhibit! cension" day holiday makers. TARINE MOTH PROCE GARMENT BAG Sure, economical way to proteet heavy clothes this Swmmer. Made of strong, durable, chemically trea! B o proot: Exeh e P e on Secparate hook. Notlling gets museed. 5 Sizes—70c to $2.00 At Drug aad Depaftment Stores Manahan's Tarine Lining Sheets 48x48 inches, 12 sheets 1o roll for packing trunks, lining draw- ers,wrapping blankets. Manshan's Tarine Moth Balls and Naphthalene Flakes. At Lrug and Depart. ment Stores. MANAHAN MOTH /& PAPER COMPANY Gladys Walton Promises Not to marry in Mexico, the statement which M nounced was being telegraphed in { detail to_California newspapers to. detail to. California newspapers to- “We do not know that this has been done, but it seems certain that an im- |t pression prevails in the public mind in California that this organization stands for lawlessness.” added the statement, which asserted, that the!l klan “would not defend any klansman guilty of lawlessness,” Mr. Clarke safd the stand was de- cided upon by action of the imperial kloncilium, or governing body, and that he made the announcement as head official in the absence of W. J. Simmons. imperial wizard, who is on dell, upon the ground of no; udge J. W. Summerfield, a the finding to her, usked: You, won't 'go 10 Mexico now get married, will ¥ “I should say nof; phied. been approached concerning the, p i sibility of taking the position. Dr. Judson's: resignation will not come before the. board until.July 1 'next year, Dr. Goodspeed said. Mrs. Judson also denied reports that Dr. Judson would leave his position. Dr. Judson is {n New York attending 2 meeting of the Rocketeller Founda- cation. tion. b Coburn, who was grand goblin A S in California until that office in llll : A GIVEN Proposition sections was abolished, left yesterday | ) HERES lots of give to a ! for Los Angeles, Mr. Clarke said. WOMEN FROM ALL OVER TOLMANIZED flexible starched collar. The princi- WORLD TO MEET HERE - pal gives are “gives comfort International Council Executive Session at Hague Accepts In- vitation for 1925. and gives snap.” Give your collars to the TOLMAN driver. Phone Franklin 71. The Tolman Laundry —_— Misy Anne Mathew atalled as first wol deeds In New York cf a g ) () )] (3] MAY IS YOUR BIG DAY 30th sovermye READ STAR MAY 29th ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 25.—The exec- | utive session of the International Council of Women meeting at The Hague. representing twenty-eight | ¢ countries, has accepted the invitation of the National Council of Women of the United States to hold the 1925 quinquennial meeting at Washington, | ¢ D. C, according to a_cablegram' re- ceived by Mrs. Philip N. Moore of this city, president of the National Coun- cil. The invitation was presented by |9 Mrs. Moore personally at the quin- quennial meeting at Christiania in 1920, and it was referred to the pres- “See ETZ and See Better” Sight-Seeing AN ADITORIAL “A CAT may look at a king,” as the proverb says. But looking at sights, no matter how thrilling, loses its joy if your ent meeting of the executive commit- F. W. MacKenzie, Manager. S e ety tee. "It will be the first meeting of (5 heSpCYCS e not right. the international council in the N4 United States since the organization was formed in this country in 1888. —_— POPE CELEBRATES MASS. Cor. 6th and C Streets N.W. | The Insure enjoyment of vacation sight-seeling. Have eye-comfort as- drivers get your tsgé:i'bvBe e ] soiled linen. when he d b A Services in Catacombs Planned for || leaves the freshly TOL- e e e C MANIZED flexible % May 25.—Pope Piu = nfi?}gshzé:ymkzlne fa%;mu':zu s"il starched collars —same ) re thousan == 5 Pt s attending the International day and hour weekly. (; eucharistic congress. o] *TF 1217 G Street N.W. "This afternoon delegates visited the | NGE% g ) i catacombs of St. Calixtus, where cere- | g monies will take place in the sub- terranean caverns which gave refuge to the early Christian martyrs. Summer Footwear at Real ' Bargain Prices . 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Gladys Walton, motion picture actre: known in private life as Mrs. Glad Liddell; has been granted an int locatory divorce from Frank R, Lid- upport. nnouncing and 1 { | ! i | 8. ) Following tonight's perfon pagéant amphitheater, citifensof Roan- oke will present 2 scens -entitled: “Fhe Gateway of the Southwest, "m i :::.J:t,sn '{fio“{'“‘ to the opening up of the A Confederats . w erate ball will be ataged at Thown Into a panic caused by the flckering flame of & lghied match 7 jar and see how good it is—and reasonable, too. :‘ for the United States, has aréf of 5 by 9 miies at low tide ans ® feet by 120 feet at high tide, accord- = o position of 1h reet 1z kn e jon n 1 25.—The [ the Navy Department, bnt MI‘n: :< dis- | the Advgrtiser, the presence of dry land ere been unknown. 21 ITALIAN PRISONERS “NEW ISLAND SHRINKS. AWAIT TRIAL FORRIOT | Taae oupes e s By the Associated Prem. HONOLULU, H. H. ROME, May 26.—Housed in a n Kingman's réef reported May 10 by Lorrin A. Thurston, Mt. Carmel Retreat House .%m:‘,ty:,",:.’ ave’among the risopers, and-they are shut off : . THE NEXT RETREAT will begin at 5 o’clock Saturday, May 27th, and end May 30th Rev. John C. Smyth, C. S. P. Retreat Master n F—.’n section of * the cage t All éxpenses, including single room and board, seven dollars islan covered ~ proj b corner of which a sol ationed. The court- room: s -under -guard. night and day, troops patrolling: the corri- ;. The incldénts formliig the basis /of- the trial. gccurred when. the Jiworkers sefsed the factories in %, ‘Mflan and the department - Liguria. This was followed by &¢igure of the farms in Apulia, and to a ' terroristic campaign ‘which was ended by the troops, who made hundreds of arrests. " B ler- 15 s Amoiteat] ~ day; tosbed carelessly 1o the ground by a spectator, the crowd at the amphithea- ter last night was quieted by the cool- 1 Dallas c«:fl.m of Caroline | county, ' who was participating in the‘ drama’jn_ the role 'of Robert E. Lee. 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