Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1923, Page 24

24 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1923. lBRAZ".IAN REVOLT SAYS SOVIET WANTS METHODIST Woodmward & Watheop ALARMING POPULACE FUNDS FOR ANTI-RELIGION DRIVE EASTER CLOTHES for MEN presence of the guards, who, it was charged, were armed. “Every man here should feel the sting of insult and resent this armed guard thrown about this body,” Rep- resentative D. A. Stovall declared, adding, “No one needs a ciuv or gun to make me conform.” Representative L. C. ("b'lnflr”) ‘Watson, chairman of the striking shop crafts at §huwn¢‘c declared he Inhabitants Flee for Safety Across Border Into Uru- l\ guay. e By the Associated Press church in America and the soviet ¢, March 30.—The Riga |clearly hopes to attract its capital to > & assist’ in o general anti-religious ent to the Times express- | cumpaisn. that the American Meth- was “used to guards,” and invited any one “who wants to start any- pal Church has decided : thing" to come over to his desk.’ 5 the Associated Press vt in a church convocation ITOL BOOTLEG uck Garrett, former sherifi of Car- By the Associated Pres tin a church convocation | (AP Bk Gurrett, ormer Sheriff of Car. MONTEVIDEO, March 30.—All ad-|at Moscow which opens April 15 Oklahoma City policemen constituted vices received from the Brazillan | %00 Lol Toe the soviet GUARD RESENTED ey ! | Speaker Murray Gibbons explained ps in frontier agree as to the gravity of mlo s situation in the state of Rio Grande | £0ve g BE. 3 do Sul and the great extent attained ‘Phe correspoudent attributes lh(l- | to the hou; by the revolutionary movement. Methodists’ decision to ignorarce o i : The capture of Rosarlo caused great | . ngitions n Russia. He says it |Qklahoma Legislators Vote Against alarm in Santa Anna do Livramento e Policing “Insult” Where and in Quarahy. 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