Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1923, Page 14

L 14 - THE SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C, JULY 1, 1923—PART 1. e e e = = i PITTSBURGH To HAVE g'a”smmwn‘ ,corrcsnol\denl for tha[ ‘:cmpluyment of state troops In|more tense today as a result of an- |un\oxa1‘ circles that e papal letter umy G;l():e.c 'hccompnnled by z\{r;t | Okmulgee county. Martial law was | nouncement by the Rev. C. Bowles, | concerning the reparations question NEW DAILY PAPER(‘crnm formerly & resident of Wash- | {declared in the county early in the|Baptist minister, that he would | and the occupation of the Ruhr will | ingt: . | r__‘t;.r;_.e:‘p:"nli yesterday here mrking | | week, and state troops still are on|preach two sermons Sunday on local | not develop serious consequences in SR e w blica- b e & oz George C. Hill Appointed. Wash-| oion sar nrt foone of which {’“‘}“"“’ul; | duty In Henryeita, although they | conditions. ] | | Franco-Vatican relatlons. Further 1 | appear for some months because of | | have been withdrawn from the re-| Refuses to Yield. | | explanations of the significance of th. ngton Correspondent for the time®required to acquire a mod- | | mainder of the county. A National Guard company from | | communication are expected soon L | | ern, up-to-date mechanical outfit. y! | Blake sald the estimate of the Okmulgee was hurriedly sent to! v 3 s Journal from the holy see. v < | Henryetta early today to reinforce 2 Speclal Dispatch to The Star. i Can You Beat It? [“_‘e'l‘fi“,"g; :Vhf”xz’:m‘m"e';““gfn:‘:!::;n the few guardemen already on duty The Glornale d'Italia in an article PITTSBURGH, June 30, — Pitts-| e hbaelatin Bras . | his official representatives and others | ticre, After Sherifft John Russell and ? on the letter today emphasizes tha 3100,000 Damages and AC- |vurgn is to have o new datly paper, | From the Topeka (Kas.) C:’"‘" % B’r;j; “m,;;};': Okla,, June 30, | from victims of mobs. "‘c'fi;':'adsvt,‘;e'}"‘}"éjg, T Ry Mt et bece. |its language was clear and explicit. " The Daily Dispatch. While in no way | Three old maid sisters live on a _Mommm&n e ama Diabs Gad . Orgaitmation: ham they could not dissuade Rev.| ROME, June 30.—M. Jonnart, French | conforming to the teachings of the counting Asked by Preston |connectea with the Pittsburgh Dis. | farm southeast of town and all of ERE o ‘| Disclaiming any intention to leave | Bowles to call off Iis sermons, and | ambassador to the holy see, was re- |church; that it was not meant to be them are toothless. They bought one | Which he said he believed could be | that mere t were needed for a hostile to any nation, nor intended tc - patch, which recently ceased publica- = f d indi 1 izati | the impression that cases of mob 9 roops ceived in private audience by Pope| 0570 SR 0 P. Reynolds of Dallas. & 5 pair of false teeth and whichever one | traced indirectly to one organization | violence had been the work of any | Possible emergency Sunday. Plus today and was closeted with 'him | 20, 0Dt on France's rights, but . Reyn . tlon, the head of the company which| '\ " 0 TG he trading | during the past vear, caused Gov. | particular orgamization, Mr. Blake| However, after a conférence with | Plul 24 s clos m | only to offer a4 suggestion for reach- : will publish the new Jjournal is|°° 1 | Walton to invoke the aid of the Na. | 8dded that while the ottrages coud | Col. E. L. Head, in charge of the|for more than an hour. He left the | ing the desired ends by other means George P. Grise, long_connected with | WO&rs them. | 2 i i ‘ not be traced directly to one organi- | troops at Henryetta, Rev. Bowles| vatican without the customary call| Both Pope Pius and ‘Cardinal Gas- By the Associated Press. the old Dispatch, and Mr. Grise has| _— | tional Guard in certain countles, | zatjon, he believed it “indirectly” re- | stated that he had postponed delivery | | W% T N { parti, the papal secretary of state, DALLAS, Tex., June 30.—Additional | retained George G. Hill, acting cor-| Some of the hardest knocks we get | Aldrick Blake, the governors secro- | sponsible. of his “message” until after martial S the newspaper , are in complete ltlgation mgainst offcals of the Ku |Fespondent of the London Times, as!are delivered by our supposed friends. tary, said today in_ explaining the | The situation in Henryetta became | law had been removed. | The impression prevails in Vatican |accord on the lette Klux Klan in Texas by a man who says he is a member, was started 2t G R e U R S R s S A L RS L AR R i i R Ut sl R S e ST R Soitipa T sion o b filined o 010 2 PR CMRERE NS et et bl i ok i | il i il LT SR R i ; lere this afternoon when Preston P. Reynolds of Dallas sued for $100,000 J /i o damages, and asked that the officlals lie named be ordered to account to a receiver for moneys they have recelved [ in their official positions. Those sued were H. C. McCall of Houston, named as grand dragon of the realm of Texas; Z. E. 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