New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1923, Page 12

NEW WRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, Tip For Police Commission Said stale from the rule of the sid se-oulied invisibie empire and o ob- tain e idence for and, ‘Whereas, by prociamation of the Forergor of (his state, the said In Visibie empive or Kius Kian was declared 10 be an enemy of the sovereign state of Oklahoma, and, the nulenn— adduced before the milltary ourts shows that it has laken oyer nw political severnment In Many cities and counties and as an organiss tien has murdered, whipped, beaten. fogged and outraged many citizens of this stale, and by proclamation all persons were forbidden to ald or abel in any manner the eareying out of the purpose of sald invisibhle em. commonly known as ‘the Ku Klan, and 045, INOKLAHOMA m\hlton Prepariag for, Use of Foree Tomorrow LBy The Associated Piess DOklahoma City, Okla, fept. 28 Btate trgops with orders from Gevers Bor J. C, Walton to use all force of Arms If necessary are heilng inar shalled here to prevent the impeach ment session of the lower house of the Oklahoma legislature called for noon temerrow ’ Determined legislators are gather Ing meanwhile, to lay final plans for L attempting to meet In defance of the | esecutive Troops Get Owders Irrevecebly pledged to his course, Governor Walton last night issued in structions to Adjutant Gen, B, H Markham to draw upon all the mil ¢ fary forces of the state if necessary to | block the proposed assembly, Expressing the hope that censive measures would be Governor Walton asserted neverthe. £ less “shoot to kil orders would be . given the troops should such drastic action Le necessary to disperse legis- lators. H May Draft Men pire, Kiux of the wiully, sald certain members af representatives as aforesaid, is in defiance and viola- tion of the statutes of the state of Oklahoma, now under military law, and also contrary to the constitution and laws of Oklahoma, and is an at- tempt to break the peace of the ., Now, therefore, 1, J, € Walton, governor of the state of Oklahoma and commandersin-chief of the mili- tury foi of sald state, hereby command, order and direct you as ad- jutant general of the state to disperse said unlawful assembly and prevent ahsolutely the proposed meeting at 12 o'clock, noon, Heptember 26, 1923, at the capitol at Oklahoma City or at any other time or place in the state of Oklahoma after the date of this ! With the crisis approaching > e “"',' {f" “'.'"‘"‘T,".'n"l'..l."r'i""fif y forces of the state o ’ ve commanded all it | "0’ CArTY o l:\d 45 \'l-urn to m‘-ll |l|n lnw‘\;x in and all force of arms necessary | readiness “to come to the aksistanc thereunto, of the sovereign state of Oklahoma™| “.rppe cftizen soldjers of this state . When summoned by the KOVernor or|jcween the ages of 21 and 45 years . :‘;“‘;23‘,"‘:‘:r l:‘:'““:"" l“‘l"n':;'r"'l‘l‘"' commanded and ordered to hold vere ordered to prep: 0 wit bear such arms as they possess or are bz able to °,l":"‘ wecutive Order |tain, to come to the assistance of the o pptive ‘Ovée state of Oklahoma the prapoud house session uuum be \”m state and the commander-in- an unlawful assembly dominated by opiee of jtg military forces or by the the Ku Klux Klan, which organization | 1. eant general. under his martial law proclamation 18|~ Ly oy adjutant will issue | declared to be an enemy of the state. ', 0mental orders and directions for : F\lrthermol:_e. he charged the meeting |y oarpying out of this order and to | would be “in defiance and violatlon ,.otect the lives and property of the of the statutes of the state of OKia- i ene of Oklahoma who are 'not homa now under military law and| 400 ana abetting said pretended as- also contrary to the ?.flnslllullml and | combly or otherwise giving ald and the laws of the state.” 1t would be | omport to the said Invisible empire a direct attempt to break the peace Ku Klux Klan." | HYLAN STILL IS SICK the house no ex- required, the ore are themselves in such readiness all | ‘lor If the legislators attempt to hoid| . the session at any place in the state other than the state capitol, Adjutant General Markham is instructed to take steps to prevent such a move. Meeting Tonight. House members here jor the g pur- expected 5 pose of assembling are to decide upon a course of procedure at) & caucus scheduled for tonight , Representative W. 1. McBee, who I drew the call for the session ang other today to reveal Weeks at Least. Saratoga Springs Y., Sept. 25.— Mayor John F. Hylan of New York, who is convalescing here after an at- | tack of pleuro-pneumonia, umllnuea to improve, it was said at the num- mer home of his son-in-law, John F. Sinnott, today. ' It became known last Mayor Hylan had ! Jeaders refused early " their plans. Determination however, to fight to ¢ the last ditch, for what they claim to De their right to convene and con-| . sider the executive's official acts was| i expressed by the house members.| ) x That ghey had no intention to resort | fering from phlebitis. The resulting f to force but would take their case to|inflammation and swelling are not [‘the courts was the statcment of all considered dangerous by the attend- the legisiators interviewed. Denies Klan Statement Governor Walton last night char- \'mcterized as untrue the statement of Represenmu\e 8. G. Long of Tulsa that 90 per cent of the men in the | clogging of a blood vessel by the Oklahoma National Guard are mem- | Wuste malter thrown oft from the bers of the ku Igux Klan, He de-[lungs during the progress of pneu- clined to comment further. monia. Long, who is a klansman himself, | was speaking informally to nm\u-‘? papermen. In emphasizing what he | termed “the absurdity of the gover- nor's charges that the proposed session of the housec tomorrow was/| instigated by the Ku IKlux Klan the treated by Dr. David Waskowitz, Mrs. Tulta golon declared that it was just| Yeadon has been employed at tele- as ridieulous to say that N, C. Jewett, | phone operator at the New Britain grand dragon of the OKluhoma | gfices. of the Connectncut Light and realm of the klan, could stop martial | | Power Co. law by calling out klan members of the guard as to say that the and dragon’ conld call the legislature, Loyai to Government, “Although I believe that at le per cent of the guardsmen are mem- bers of the klun," Long declared in a | later statement “they will of course | be loyal to the last man, to the state | government because that is what their \ oath to the kkn provides, “Neither N. C. Jewett nor any nllwr‘ officer of the klan has the power or| authority to command or influence the vote or action of any Klanl member."” Order As Issued, Governor Waiton last night the following “miiitary order” adjutant gen 2 “Whereas a certain was issued by one V. D, rgsentative from Stephens and others addressed to certain mem- | bers of the house of representatives of this state which in substance calls upon certain members to meet at the night been suf- | dition in the right leg is serious | enough to keep the patient in bed a fortnight longer than was expected. MRS, ARTEUR YEADON INJURED Mrs, Arthur Yeadon of 81 Columbia street wasg injured rday in a col- lision bgtween the -Arch street bus and a touring car. Her injuries were Elephants are short-sighted. issued to the! pretended call | Mcliee ‘(rep- county) | it extermination | Whereas, the proposed meeting of | arms as they may posscss or can nh.’ when | P'hlebitic Condition in Right Leg Will | Keep Him Confined to Bed for Twnj i that | ing physicians, but the phlebitic con-| The complication is caused by lhel CIT Y ITEMS. Large shipment Senora Talking ma- ehines. C. 1. Pleree—adwt Mps. Wiliam Judsen of Pleasant street left this moerning for Fishers Island, N. Y. where she will be uu' guest of friends from lunmm,, Florida | Buy a Chevrolel; touring $495, coupe 640, sedan ST95, light delivery | #4956, ton truek $830 f. 0, b, factory. | New Britain Motor Bales Corp, § Main street —advt | | Pord Coupe. T. A. B, Fair—advt Miss Fligabeth Fetzman, a former lecal girl and high sehoel graduate, is attending the New Joapsey Amer- jean lLegion state convention at Wild- woed, as a delegate from the Cliften, N. J.. American Legion post. During |the war Miss Fetaman served over- S6as A8 A nurse { Wonderful Booths. T, A, B Fair— | advt, | A reguldy meeting of Martha Chap- ter, , O, E 8 will be held Thursday evening at T:35 o'eloghk, The usual social will be held at 2:30 and supper at 6:30 o'clock. Members are requested to bring contributions of old linen, cotton and flannel for the hospital at the Masonie Home in Wal- lingford | *“Oh Harold,” special fox trot, calion, John A. Andrews & C advt Clarence Peterson, son of Mrs, ter Goodrich, was surprised last eve- | ning at hig home, 165 Linden street, ;ny a party of friends In honor of his | 12th birthday, He recelved many gifts, Refreghments were served and an en- joyahle evening was spent | games, | . Noonday luncheons at Lrnwell-——'“ ld\I. Mrs. Matthew Hayes Junior and Bobby, have home after a three months' at thelr summer home at Point, Conn, Buy a Chevrolet; touring $495, coupe $640, sedan $705, light delivery | $496, ton truck $550 f. o. b, factory | New Britain Motor Sales Corp, 6 \lalu street.—advt, Mrs, Fellx Borkowskl of Westfield, Mass., Is spending a few days with her parcn r, and Mrs. George Provost | {of 88 Pleasant street. | New Victor Records out every Fri-| day at Henry Morans', 365 Main St. ~=acvt, Stanley Woman's Relief Corps will hold a regular meeting in G. A. R. hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. | Officers are expected to be in their| | chairs and all members are requested | to be present as matters of importance, will come before the meeting. HENDRICKS-GLEASON | Announcement Made of \i‘cddlng of | Vo- Les- and sons, returned vacation Morgan | ( | Raymond E. Hendricks of this City | and Miss Gleason of Hartford. | 4 Announcement is made of the mar- | i riage of Miss Katherine I. Gleason, | daughter of Mrs. Alice H. Gleason of West Raymond street, Hartford to l:wmond E. Hendricks of 108 Maple street, this city, which took place Aug. 21 at the Chapel of thé Intercession, 155th street and Broadway, New York *thy——lhe bride being formerly of that city. |- The matron of honor was Mrs. N, 8. Harris, and the best man was Nor- wood S. Harris, both of New ¥ork city. The bride's gown was of blue crepe, teimmed with rosepoint lace. She wore a picture hat of black velvet and car- | { ried a bouquet of red roses, | Mr. and Mrs, Hendricks will be at | home after October 1, at 464 Edge- | wood street, Hartford. A miscellaneous shower was given | Monday night, September 17th, at the home of Miss Phyllis Nourse, on the Boulevard, Hartford, in honor of Mrs. Hendricks. Many beautiful gifts were received. capitol building at Oklahoma City at| 12 o'clock noon ou Wednesday, Sep- tember 26, 1923, which d propos: meeting would be an unlawful as- Morning Specials From 7 A. M. to 11 A. M. - gembly dominated and controlled by the so-called invisible empire, com- monly known as the Ku Klux Kian “\Whereas, said pretended call s without authority of law and issued for the purpose of aiding and abet Lean Smoked Shoulders Best No. 1 Potatoes ................ pk.43c Lamh Chops Lamb Fores ......... ting the cause of the so-called in- vigible empire or the Ku Kiux Kian and, “Whereas, the state of Oklahoma now under martial law for the pu pdke of protecting the people of the hedl (ut Ilambum Ib 18¢ Lean Corned Beef. . Ib. 10¢ Fresh Killed Fowl. . Ib, 39¢ Sperry & Barnes Ends Hams ......... Ih 22¢ SULPHUR S BEST T0 CLEAR UP UGLY Pmksdalc Fggs .. doz. 39¢ w cdgw ood Creamery Butter . 1b. 29¢ BROKEN OUT SKIN Any breaking out or skin irritation on face, neck or body is overcome quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Tecausc of its germ destroying properties, nothing has ever b found to take the place of this sulphur preparation that instantly brings ease from the Jtehing, burning and tation Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right up, leaving the skin.c amooth 1t seldoms fails to relic or disfigurement A Rowles Mentho-Sulphur v tained at anv Jdrus stord like cold crevon Uneeda Biscuit .. pkg. 5¢ White Rose Tuna Fish . can 19¢ Not-A-Seed Raisins . 2 pkes. 25¢ RED OR YELLOW ONIONS ve the Fancy Eating Apples ats, -)t Frech Pulled Beets beh 5 e the torment e jar of Campbell’s Tomato Soup Dairylea Evaporated Milk | Royal Lum:h (rackele 3 cans 25¢ . 2 cans 2l¢ 2 Ibs. 25¢ Good Luck Jar Rubbers 2 doz. 15¢ 2 caps 27¢ 25¢ Fresh Spinach. . pk. 29%¢ Large Heads Cauliflower each 29¢ out a new bullet-proof vest, el they go out on hurry PLAN FOR MICA SURVEY Viadivostok, "I he Daltorg (the department of trade | in the Far Bast) has declded to open nines have been registered they have | Paonessa, was named honorary chair-| of Kamehatka, not been worked owing to the low [man, Mr. Young active chairman and agents | prices prevalling. broad that there Is demand for mica {in Ameriea and that prices are high, | ‘A meeting of mine owners was called | tilis, the sixth month, when the new |anese to carry a revolver in his own year hegan in March, playing | UP the mica mines | having {|and the Daltorg agreed to finane calls, ‘meeting held In the ehamber of |en October 3, | Paonessa FIRE PREYENTION WEEK o e Mayor (o Be Asked to lasue Froe- lamation for October 7 10 1 Commitiees Appomned at Moeting. Plad for the obssrvanee of fire pre | vention week were discussed at & com merce rooms yesterday at 4 Louls W. Young, of the ehamber of ean»‘ meree _committee, presided and sub.’ sub- commitiees were named All committees were instructed to report [to the general committee at 4:30 It is planned to have | unifermed fremen speak in the schools, and to have posters dis- |tributed in the factories and schools, It was voted to ask Mayor A, M. to lssue @& proclamation relative to the observance of fire pre- vention week, Oectober 7 to 13, A committee was appointed to look into | the advisability of having feur-minute "cpulnn in the theaters, | Latest outdoor sport ln Washington, A policeman is trying | Riot squads will use the vests when ' gugene . Barnes, Second Deputy Siberia, Sept, learned from its | posits, August was once known as Sex- | Those present at the meeting were: ! Mr. Young, Miss Mary E, Curtin, see- retary of the Chamber of Commerce; [ Miss Mildred Weld, Norman 1. Mor. nll. Samuel M, Davidson, Gustave C, | Winger, George 1. Gabb, Mrs, Lau- rence Mouat, First Deputy Chief Fire Chief Michael T, Souney, W, 8, Howe of Russell & Erwin, George ’Hlldubundt of the American Hard- upmnlon for the survey of the de. Ware Corporation, William L. Hatch, | cured.” Large deposits exist in the Miss Katherine Tormay, principal of | | peninsula where the natives use mica | the Washington school, and 8chool for window panes, and while {Superintendent 8, H, Holmes, Mayor Miss Curtin secretary, Special permit is required of a Jap- country; | '“You Neglected - Your Kidneys That's why you have that constant backache, that lamenéss ness, and thése sharp, | pains, Don't ignore these warnings! ‘That nerve-racking backache, those headaches, diaay spells and urinary ir- regularit re usually easily correet- ed If treated promptly, But negleel s dangerous. Help your kidneys befor it is too late, Use Doan's Kidney Pills, Beores of New Writain folks recom. I mend Dean's They should help you, | Ask your neighbor! Here's a New Britain Case: Frank Rogers, ! 48 Darnett Bt, say: | weak and it seemed that every Bone and muscl®in my back was réady to break with sharp, cutting pains, The kidney secretions were red in color and contained a sediment, .1 used "Doan's Kidney Pills which I bought at 'the Dickinson Drug, Co, .and was Early Christian bakers used mp their breads with a cro BOSTON STORE| DONNELLY MULLEN CO. Just for Wednesday - Spec Piedmont Print Silks in large and small figures for dresses and blouses, yard wide. Just for g 98C Wednesday . Crepe Plisse for lingerie uses in flesh, hlue, orchid and yellow, plain and figur- ed. Just for 25 c Wednesday ... yd. Percales, best quality in patterns desirable for bun- galow aprons, dr s and men’s shirts, yard wide. Just for ydizzc Wednesday Killarney Suiting in the dark and sport coclors, a very good material for one piece dresscs, yard wide, Just for : ‘dzgc Wednesday . 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