Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1926, Page 10

WLSONSLEAGKE AEHES ASLED Former Senate Chaplain As- serts Rejection of Plan Was “Foul Betrayal.” *., July 22.—Inordi- shness of Ameri- the Leaguc of told here by Dr. F. J. Prettyman, for- mer chaplain of the United States Senate. an, whe was chaplan in rations of Presidents on and who now is | - at Gastonia, 7,000,000 ma- inst Woodrow ve pause to vept the Na- ow and selfish ‘was the greatest vision ever born in the n since the Apocolyptic EpMONTTON DR. F. J. PRETTYMAN. 0x Comes Into Own. PREDCTS RESTS WL QUTHEAES Catholic Pastor Says Many Who Would Be Allowed to Stay Expect to Leave. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, July 22.—Declars- tions to the effect that some Mexican that many others are preparing to flee, and a prediction that Mexico be- fore long will be without any Cath- olic priests, either Mexican or for- eign, has been made in the first Dis- trict Court by Rev. Silverio Hoyos, a priest in the Catholic Church of Car- men in this city. Father Hoyos appeared voluntarily in the court. He sald that, although he had not been cited, with 37 other priests, on charges of having falled to register with the municipal authori- ties under the new law, he feared he would be punished unless he ap- and thereby permit any one to enter and pray. The purpose of this was said to be | Overpower Jailer in Titusville, |selves. to prevent the government from selz- ing the churches and converting Fla., and Lock Him in Cell. them into libraries and other institu- tlons if the' doors were actually intended to leave church doors open SEVEN PR'souERs ESCAPE :Telll: }(l‘:":‘.fi)‘:c‘l(li'l:! 'll?‘ehtrl:;rem;ei: . iy locked him in a cell and freed them- I it church functions cease, lic authorities may issue special au-|sational jail break. thority to Mexican laymen. As the result of the strike of engine | | TITUSVILLE, Fla., July 22 (#).—|drivers and firemen in the coal mines closed. 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