Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1925, Page 10

i the Distric A A e 10 i CELLERPROTETS U KLUX PARADE tlew York Representative Urges Permit Be Revoked. City Heads Decline. including Three additional letters, Emanuel from Representative Celler of New Y have been re sived by the District Commissioners. \rotesting against the issuance of the ‘ermit for the Ku Klux Klan parade 1n Washington on August 8. In replying today to the letter from Representative Celler the city heads \zain stated that they knew of no #ason why the permit should not ‘ive been issued, provided the Klan bserves the regulations governing uch parades. O P ratond letter was from the Medtc-Chirurgical Soclety, represent- ng colore ticing physicians in L the other was signed ‘iation, and dated from Calif, ative Celler requested the rs to withdraw the per: g it as his belief that vor to recruit of the K The Repre- further declares that the Capital was selected because it would result in greater publicity : et ! Mfedico-Chirurgical Soclety requested that the permit be re- ‘oked “in our own name and in that > more than 100,000 negroes, citi- Jens of the District of Columbia. R American Commissioners Firm. In replying to the letter of Rep- resentative Celler, the Commissioners quoted the regulation under which parades are authorized, in which it is stipulated that marchers must not be masked. The city heads then added: ft “You will note the conditions of this regulation which the Police De- partment will enforce. The Commis- sloners know of no reason why this organization should not be permitted to parade the same as other organ- tzations, provided they observe ns governing seen the cus- ¥ ding of bodies, such permits to all kinds of bodies. sectarian and non-sectarian, which are not known to be seditious or dis- organizing, and the Commissioners | know of no instance of disorder oc- casioned in the District of Columbia by this organization.” ANNUAL BUDGET FIXED FOR MEXICAN RAILWAYS Total of 78,000,000 Pesos Allotted Following Exhaustive Study of Labor Conditions. Correspondence of the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, June 10.—After months of negotiations with the vari- ous rallwaymen's brotherhoods over wage scales and working conditions, the department of communications has fixed the annuzl budget of the national lines at 78 )00 pesos and formulated plans to siash expenses, cut salaries and reduce personnel to bring the lines’ operating cost down to that figure. The 1924 budget was approximately 105,000,000 pesos. A reduction in freight rates is scheduled as soon as the lines begin to show a profit. Included in the current reorganiza- tion is the cancellation of more than 8,000 annual passes and a presidential order against giving of trip passes, which, in past yvears, have reached staggering total e As a rule, the man who poses as a high fiver doesn’t fly far. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGIUN, D. €, TUKLSDAY, JUNE 30, 1925 RIFFIANS LEAVE 300 DEAD IN ATTACK UPON FRENCH BAPTISTS BERATE Are Driven From Leben Valley After Disastrous Offensive of Last Week. By the Associated Press. RABAT, French Morocco. June 30.— Three hundred Riffian dead were counted on the field after the offensive against the French that ended Satur- day in the upper Leben Valley, it is announced. The French troops on Sunday scour- ed the district and cleared out the enemy. Worship Regarded as Menace. y o By the Associated Press. Spinners to Reduce Output. SHATEELE Svash MANCHESTER, England, June 30| Gin comminasions ). Cotton spinniers of this district | u resciation Sdom who use American yarns have voted by an overwhelming majority to adopt a policy of curtatled production by reducing the working schedules of their mills by 8% hours per week. June 30.— in closing here. Sitevens The Very Newest Silk Frocks —exclusive designs, featuring Prints Crepes Georgettes —with long or short sleeves. Most engaging models the season has offered—and in an array of colorings which includes the bright novelty shades and staple tones. Values $20 to $25 Beginning Tomorrow Hahn's Semi-Annual FLORSHEIM Shoe Sale 785’885 this YOU’VE seen Big Florsheim Sales here before! Regularly $10 and $12 Pair But is THE BIGGEST EVER! ALL Low Shoes, ALL High Shoes, ALL Dress, 5ports and Conserva- tive ;cany reduced ! Models-“iq ALL mflterials and color&-——drast' Your only chance this year to have FLORSHEIM Shoes at less than regular $10 and $12 prices! Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. N.W. “City Club Shop,” 1318 G St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. “FOSIG CHUREH Call to Rockefeller Place of “‘Rockefeller-Fos- was expressed in a resolution adopted last night by the Baptist Bible Unifon of North America sessions of a convention The Northern Baptist conven- tion is to convene tomorrow and a debate over the expressions in the 1 resolution is expected to be continued during this gathering. The resolution called upon all Bap- tists to express their disapproval of the principles. of Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick and scored the action of the trustees of the Park Avenue Baptist Church, in New York, in calling Dr. Fosdick to the pastorate. Calling of Dr. Fosdick, the resolu- tion said, “is obviously part of a plan to extend to the whole, Baptist de- nominational life the influence of the Rockefeller Foundation, which has al- ready succeeded in converting nearly all our educational institutions into hotbeds of modernism.” Conspiracy Is Seen. The resolution declared Dr. Fos- dick’s selection as pastor of the New York church was “intended as a new De- [ movement which shall exert an in- fluence far beyond the bounds of the loeal church,” and ‘‘reveals a wide- spread conspiracy to destroy the foun- dation of our denomination.” In addition to the prospective dis- cussions between modernists and fun- damentalists, two proposals will be presented for consideration by . the 4 foido Fashion FHosiery A wonderful holida)_r special White Hose —full fashioned §1.25. all sizes Street Floor The Finer Wash Dresses Now $4.95 Beautiful Voiles and genuine imported Eng- lish Broadcloths — ef- fectively fashioned — Charming color as- sortment. All sizes. Strest Floor convention: A nation-wide evangel- istic congregation to last a year and reorganization of finances and admin- KRAUSER AGAIN ARMED. istrative machinery of the Northern Man Who Stabbed Cellmate to Baptist organization and subsidiary bodies. The question of finances has been discussed by an advisory committee Death Alarms Prison. CHICAGO, June 30 (#).—Walter which is headed by Raymond Fosdick, | Krauser, once sentenced to hang for New York lawyer and brother of Dr. Fosdigk. : Washington, D. C.; Philadelphia, Providence, R. I., and Atlantic City are contesting for the next conven- tion. a knife was found concealed in his cot. He was reported to have at tempted to stab a guard, but jail au thorities refused to confirm the re- port. Krauser is awaiting a second_trial for the killing of Policeman Ralph Souders in a hold-up. Grant was de- nied a new trial and was awaiting the hangman when Krauser stabbed the killing of a policeman and who | him. Krauser may have planned an stabbed to death Bernard Grant, con- |attempt to escape from jail, accord- victed with him, in the jail several |ing to reports. days ago, caused additional commo- % tion among the prisoners today when poe R T G A fast life soon means a full stop. Japanese Rap Exclusion. TOKIO, June 30 (®).—Japanese nationalists today held an unexciting meeting with the purpose of keeping alive the agitation against the Ame: fcan immigration act excluding Jar anese, whichh went into effect July 1924. Numerous police observers attender the meeting and there was no dis order. Speeches made were of in flammatory character. No resolution- were adopted. 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Of satin, Russian Crepe and other fine material. In Navy, Green, Blue and Tan. Speciall e pn We Will Be Closed All Day Saturdays During July and August