Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1923, Page 19

"~ TOGRELEWORD | THE EVENING STAK, WASHINGTON, D. C. Pinchot Objects ‘ARMY AIRFLEET or Shown On Movie Screen| By the Assoctated Press. ] PHILADELPHIA; November 8.— | | Gov. Pinchot carries his “dryness” | even to photographic “hooch,” I { Harry L. Knapp, chairman of the | Pennsylvania state board of mo- | tion picture censors, told the Civic ! { Gen. Patrick Announces Plan for Newly-Purchased Machines. | Club in an address. “The governor warned us” said Mr. Kngpp “to be cautious in the matter of permitting picture to owing violation of 3 nendment.” reason, the speaker add- ed, a flask-breaking scene recently was cut out of a picture here. sociated Press AKRON, Ohi vember & ot the United States War Department to send an airplane fleet of five new type ships around the world uext| =pring were announced last night by Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick, chief of the Army air service, in an address| HOPES TO WED ACTRESS.| before the Akron Chapter of the Na- | tional Aeronautic Associatior. -Plans GOTHAM RUSSIANS recoghition of his reigllious preach- ings. \Nothing was hegrd of him until | he arpeared today wih papers pur- {portidg to show tha! he had been | consecrated Bishop ofy North America BAR snv'[.l. with power to take owr the church | dependent priest, ‘wgo said he had beenldelegated to seize the Russian . Planned to Take Church. Wilh him were hi¥ wife and two {church properties i _this country, | value children and Rev. Mrf Chechila, an Attempt to Take Over New York Church Results in Forcible Ejection. |claregl he was r pricdo o take the plac not gall in 1 “livifg church. Arehbishop Pla ordered | frocked by the sovit government, still recognized as wcad of the Ru By the Associated Press, slan jChurch .ln Am*rica by its mem e ey g bersfip and by thefEpiscopal Churci NEW YORK, November §.—~An ef- |accopding o uw;Thomas Burkess, fort by the Russlan Soviet Church to |sccrdtary of the foyeign-born division take over the Rugsian ~Orthodox |Of ¢ tional Comneil of Protestant Church in thin country. falled! yester- | *gRt OB, (MM e with tho con- day, when Rev. John §. Kedrovsky, |trovsrsy intimategl that control of formerly a rebellious priest, appeared |the Russian Churh ultimately might from Russia, wearing a diamond fn- | °® fyUEht out in the cour signia of soviet Bishop of North S R America, and attempted to take | IMLDeATly ail Chinese cities a large St hose who would #h the so-called un- inhabitants ‘d at $8,000,0008 Kedrovsky de- ' to bring forty | from Russias to this country | |EARTHQUAKE ROCKS ‘ CALIFORNIA CITY ‘Becond Shock in Few Days Widens Cracks in Calexico ssociated Press, XICO, Calif., November S.—An earthquake even more severe than that of last Monday rocked this city &t 4 p.m. yesterday. The tremors, Residents abandoned their homes and buildings in the rush for safets. Cracks opened in buildings by Mon- day’s trembler were widened and win- dow displa>s in_stores were thrown into disorder. No injuries were r ported. A fire; which broke out dur- ing the quake, was extinguished with- out dumage. BRAWLEY, Calif., November 8.— seconds’ du- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER §, 1923, . traveling in @ northwest and south- | ) | east direction, continued two minutes. 15 Judge Mattingly in the Police Courr vesterday to sixty days in Jail. ¥ was arrested by Policeman W. Sine of the third precinct. The general direction of |ing at 425 M street northwest, peep- | e T 9 ing into the bedroom of a younmg| Get wealth honestly; use weall white woman, was sentenced by 'generously; govern wealth discreet!s stitution yesterday recorded an earth- [ GETS 60 DAYS FOR PEEPING. ' auake. The shock was felt at sngu,.i John H. Warren, colored, caught on Tremp and Gandese, respectively in . the provinoes of Catalonis, Lerida and | & fire escape of an apartment bulld Tarragona. the quake seemed to be the Mediter- | ranean sea and the Balearic Islands. ThePALAIS ROYAL The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. A Christmas Sale of | - ] Men’s Bath An earthquake of three i ration swayed buildings throughout Imperial valley at 4:01 p.m. yester- No damage was reported here. Maj. Gen. Patricl was the principal cpeaker at a meeting of the chapter called to celebrate the bringing here in the Zeppelin in- | Glenn Hunter Not Engaged to May McAvoy, He Says. CHICAGO, November 8. | Hunter,, star of “Merton * denied here today s el ged to wed tion picture Loped to not answer date and v charge of St. Nicholas Cathedral. was . foreibly cjected by priests and monks. mouth fashion, buy- rants. Hot water i ) dneol’lle who | ; - malfe a businessw! providing it. Tha | (o Suspendéd from the Orthodox | great necessity ¥or cconomy in fuel | R edrovaks nths ago, Rev. M. |secms to be the Nrimary cause of this| e Sky was invited to Moscow in | mod2 of living. [ day. . 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