Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1931, Page 10

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MEXICO CITY, September 15.—The dispute between the Catholic Church | and anti-clerical leaders over religious restrictions developed into a three-cor- nered argument today, with Gov. Adal- | berto Tejeda of Vera Cruz, officials of | the Mexico City Police Department and | Archbishop Leopold Ruiz y Flores as the pincipal figures. Gov. Tejeda, regarded as the leader of the anti-Catholic movement, wired congratulations to Congress for its'sup- port of his campaign and termed the | police “servants of the clergy” for de- | taining six students he had sent to the | capital on a special missior. Police Invite Probe. The police invited a thorough investi- gation of the arrests, effected because of charges that the students had come to bomb churches. President Ortiz {‘Rublo recently promised he would in- | vestigate police activities in the matter. Archbishop Ruiz, papal delegate, issued a circular letter charging that | Congress had allied itself with the anti- clericals in a campaign of persecution | against the church and announced postponement of plans to ask a reform | |in the federal religious laws, saying conditions were not favorable for such a step. Vera Cruz Home Bombed. He charged that anti-clericals and Masons were behind the movement to restrict church activities and sald the church did not recognize the right of state authorities to determine the num- ber of priests allowed to remain in their territories. ‘The Vera Cruz government recentl limited the priests in that state to 13, the Yucatan government to 9, the Du- rango government to 25 and the Chiapas government to 14. A dispatch to Excelsior from Vera Cruz City said a bomb exploded in front | of the home of Carlos Minvielle there yesterday, smashing windows in several bulldings. | PASTORS APPOINTED Swedish M’e;hodistum:hcp An- nounces New Assignments. ROCKFORD, Il September 15 (. — Appeintments announced by Bishop Ed- | | ward H. Hughes at the fourth annual | | meeting of the Central-Northwestern | | Conference of the Swedish Methodist Church yesterday included: |~ Jamestown, N. Y., district—C. H. Wil- liams, superintendent, to succeed Rev. Mr. Holmgren: A. E. Lundeen, Akron, | Ohio; Otto A. "Johnson, Cieveland, Ohio: W. G. Willing, Falconer, N. Y. | Arthur ~ Sandberg, McKeesport, Pa.: | | Theodore Peterson, Pittsburgh; Warren, | Pa., to be supplied later. MEXICAN DISPUTE ** ¥IIE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOX. P.C Uy Skl MLl Husb ancl O'E Heiress MARRIED MATE THREATENS SECOND ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE Says He Will Kill Himself Unless His Former Wife Takes Him Back. B the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 15.—Katherine Carqueville Stevens Lecherq found her- self faced today by a tangled romance which, having once narrowly avoided tragedy, was still fluted with dramatic overtones. For her divorced husbard, George M. Stevens, jr., who tried last Priday | to take his life, was quoted as saying he would seek death again unless she returned to him. The threat was at- tributed to him by Mrs.e Alexander Carqueville, mother of the former wife. Situation Complicated. The situation was all the more com- plicated because both were remarried. Mrs, Stevens, Jeffery automobile fortune, interrupted her honeymoon with Robert Lee Lech- erq at Buffalo to hurry to Stevens' bed- side when she heard he had attempted suicide. And Stevens, himself, was married to other woman, of whom very little known excepting that she is 32 years old and comes from Kansas City. While Stevens' father planned to take heiress to the Thomas |* his convalescing son to the family home at Mount Vernon, N. Y., the story of the tangled affairs were recounted by Mrs. Carqueville. Describing Mrs. Lecheq's visit to Stevens’ bedside, Mrs. Carqueville said: “Kay went to the hospital to tell George the truth. She felt that George had sufficiently recovered to be told that she would not return to him—that she |is happy with Mr. Lecherq. George | then said he would attempt to kill him- | self as soon as he gets out of the hos- | pital. He said his own present marriage | was simply an attempt to forget Kay.” Hopelessly Discouraged. The superintendent of the hosplital, Miss Lena Johnson, said Stevens was Imost hopelessly discouraged.” | . “He feels,” she continued, “that he has ruined his own life, and that of | his former wife, her present husband, | his second wife, his father, and the | entire Carqueville family. His present | wife loves him, yet she sald she will not stand in the way of his happiness.” | Mr. Stevens’ father was understood to be arranging a divorce for his son from his second wife. FLOYD GIBBONS AIDS FOREST FIRE FIGHTER Volunteers Services to Provide Supplies for Combating Blaze in Yellowstone Park. By the Associated Press. LIVINGSTON, Mont., September 15.— Floyd Gibbons, war correspondent, globe trotter and radio speaker, taken up the task of providing sup) for combating a_timber fire in Yello stone National Park. A blaze on Chipmunk Creek which he | and his camping party encountered on | a trip to the Teton Mountains Saturday | had spread to 400 acres of spruce, pine and cedar over a 1-mile front today Gibbons, in a telephone conversation with L. E. Flint, publisher of the Liv- ingston Enterprise, said he and his as lies low- | three companions were leaving at dawn | for a point on Yellowstone Lake, 22 miles away, to obtain food and bedding for the 75 firefighters. ‘Their 11 mules already were in serv- | ice. The writer and his companions, his | brother, Donald Gibbons of Minneap- olis; Harold Elkins, park guide, and Eddie Joithson, wrangler, presented | themselves to rangers. when the fire was | discovered. Gibbons explained they canceled their trip “because our pack outfit was the |only one within 80 or 100 miles of the fire and from the standpoint of pa- | triotism, a thing that gets us all in this beautiful country.” I George Baggley, chief ranger, sald | that without the Gibbons' pack string | delivery of supplies probably would have | been delayed three or four days. - . Bolt Kills Four Under Tree. ORSENSE. Spain, September 15 (#) | —Four inhabitants of the town of Tra- sctada were killed by lightning last night as they stood under a tree for protection from a shower. MRS. LAWRENCE TIBBETT | SUES FOR RENO DIVORCE Charges Mental Cruelty in Action ‘Which Will Be Tried Late Today or Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. RENO, Nev., September 15.—Lawrence Tibbett, the baritone, was sued for di- vorce yesterday by Mrs. Grace Mnckay Tibbet:, who charged mental cruelty. She said her husband's career as a sing- er and talking picture star confiicted | with their married life. 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