Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1924, Page 16

16 ANTIKLAN SPEECH IS GAUSE OF RIOT Tear Bombs and Red Pepper Used to Break Up~Demon- stration in Detroit. ctober 22.—Ifurl- and red pepper, t night dispersed between 7,000 and ered in the street rena Gardens Audi- ldrich RBlake, former . Walton Oklahoma, was sched- an address on “The Ku | «d when it was re- | mob was preventing n sympathizers. GIVING AWAY FORTUNE. TLegatees of Million Provide for ] Neglected Heirs. NEW YORK, October 22.—Mr. and Mrs. G. Learned and their son Bruce, who received more than $1,000,000 in gifts and legacies from the late Robert B. Hawley, president of the Cuban-American Sugar Company, are using the money to help relatives of the sugar man, who were overlooked by him in his wiil, it was learned Monday. Marion Hawley Williams, grandniece of Mr. Hawley, said the Learneds ai- ready have given away two-thirds of the fortune her uncle gave them. Miss Williams, who is 19, formerly lived in Mississippi, but when Mrs. Learned heard of her ambition to be- come a concert pianist, she arranged for her to live at the Learned home and set aside a trust fund for her, she sald, The oldest university in the New World is the University of San Mar- cos of Lima, Peru, which was founded in the year 1551, and is still one of | the most famous schools in South America. ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, .192%° 200 WOMEN ATTEND REPUBLICAN RALLY Men Also Present at Session Held at Wardman Park Hotel Yesterday. More than 200 women and a few men attended a Republican rally at Wardman Park Hotel yesterday afternoon. This was the first of a serfes of meefing to be conducted by Mrs. Harry Wardman, Republican na- tional committeewoman for the Dis- trict of Columbia. This meeting was somewhat, differ- ent from the usual run of campalgn gatherings.” Besides hearing several political speeches and orchestra num- bers, the participants in the rally ‘were served tea and refreshments. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, promi- nently identified in the women's ac- tivities in the local Republican cam- paign, presided and made a brief speech describing the work being done by those of her sex in promot- ing republicanism and in getting out the absentee vote In the District. E. F. Colladay, Republican national committeeman for the District, made an earnest appeal to Republicans to insure the election of Coolidge and & Republican House and Senate. T. Lincoln Townsend, president of the Coolidge and Dawes Club of the Dis- trict, which organization has the honor of being the first one of that name organized during the campalgn, told of the work being done in or- ganizing the club and building up its membership. He paid a tribute to the Republican women of the District for the help they have given and for the interest they are showing In politics. An important meeting of the officers and committee chairmen and mem- bers of the membership committee of the Coolidge and Dawes Club was held yesterday afternoon at the City Club, when plans for the activities of the club during the remainder of the campalgn were outlined, [ Among other things it was decided to ap- point a speclal committee of 100 to conduct a final drive for menibers during the remaining days of the campaign. There will be a political mass maeting for colored Republicans at Mount Zion M. E. Church, Twenty-ninth street near O street northwest, tomorrow night under the auspices of the Women's Political League, allied with the Coolidge and Dawes Republican League. Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, president of the Women's League, will preside. Among the speakers will be Fred Spaulding, executive secretary of the Republican state committee; John H. Wilson, Rev. C. Y. Trigg_and Mrs. Beverly Evans. Mrs. Mae Richardson will sing. e WANT POLICIES SETTLED. Russians 'Coming to U. 8. to Take Up Insurance Claims. MOSCOW, October 22—A number of insurance experts, lawyers and policy-holders will, proceed to the United States at an early date under the auspices of the Moscow Credit Bureau to make an effort to collect through the American courts insur- ance policies held by Russian citizens in varlous American insurance com- panies. They will collaborate with Charles Reicht of New York,* who holds that all of the claims are valid. The American companies thus far have declined to pay.the policies on’ the ground that their property in Russia was seized in the 1917 revo- lution. The Soviet view is that this is insufficient cause, it being argued that the American organizations un- der the terms of their. policies had a full right to transfer abroad their property and funds in Russia, .| 600 REPORTED DEAD IN HONDURAN BATTLE Federal Army Marching Toward City Captured by Rebels Under Ferrera. By the Associated Press. . SAN SALVADOR, October 22.—Six hundred men were killed and many wounded in a battle between the government and revolutionary forces at Ajuterique, according to reports received here from Tegucigalpa, Hon- duras, The ‘advices add that a govern- ment army is marching toward Oco- tepeque in an attempt to recapture the town, which is in the hands of the rebels. Gen, Ferrera, leader of the revolution, is sald to be fleeing toward the Guatemalan frontler. ANTISEFTIC FOR THE: THROAT PHOCTOR § PINELYPTUS PASTILLES Nothing Takes Their Place Insist on Pinelyptus AT YOUR DRUGGIST WHERE THE VOGUE OF THE MOMENT IS FIRST REVEALED. 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