Evening Star dated September 11, 1923

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WEATHER. Partly cloudy tonight; tomorrow ‘un- settled ; continued cool; temperature for twenty-four hours ended at 2 p.m....

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ot r g o e B DKLAHOMA KLAN TOGNELP UK i ;State Realm Bows to Gov- ernor’s Threat of Further i { Martial Law. PRESIDENT PROUD

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[N THE EVENING® STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1923. PLANS TO UNIONIZE WORKERS iN STEEL New Conditions in...

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CUKE VIGTIGS CUT - DOWRBY KOREANS By the Associated Press LONDON, September:11.—Refugees from Japan: breught to Shanghai by

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. KRAMER TOBE ] CENTRAL PRNCPAL Assistant Superintendent to Be Named by Board Tomorrow. Stephen E. Kramer, for nine years...

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* “himseif capable of managing the diffi- , the first THE EVEN‘ING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition, © WASFINGTON, D.C....

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JUDGED IN CONTEMPT. | Reddick Must Pay Wife or Go to Jail. Walter N. Reddick, president of the International Brotherhood of

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SOCIETYX. President and Mrs. iety Coalidge Have as Their Guest at the White House Mrs. Holmes HE President and Mre Cool- idge

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flgE_EEEEEE:EEEEEEEE T T BOARD T0 RETURN - QUESTIONNAIRES Personnql Classification Body Has"Finished Review of Many. Chairman

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10 0., FSCAL YSTEN REGARDED UNFAR Piney Branch Citizens Con- demn 60-40 Appropria- tion Plan. Discussions of fiscal relations