The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-23
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g. ku kluX Khan meeting W1Lhln the nan,
"they would" Reider broke up the meet
ing Tho crowd dispersed.
K. K. KS from Pittsburgh. who organ
ized and advertised the proposed organ
ization meeting. were on hand in fun
regalia when Reider took action.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. "A few
hours before the carefully guarded evil
, dence gathered in the five weeks since
the murder of the Rev. Edward Hall and
the choir singer, Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt
| Mills, was scheduled to be presented to
the grand jury Of Somerset couIey sitting
tomorrow at SomerviIle, official confir-
nation that the case would come before
that body was lacking. None OF the Of
ficials would confirm the reported exist
ence of an eye witness upon whose testl-
mony the case TOR the grand jury Was
believed to be based.
wAsHINGTON.-Assu that the
vital lessons of the world war are being
preserved in permanent form in the
post war reorganization of the West
Point military academy Is given in the
report Of the congressional record Of Wis
itors made public today by Secretary
Weeks.
CONSTANTINOPLE.- The American
destroyer flotilia, which sailed from Nor
folk October 2, to protect American IN
terests in the Near East arrived here to-
day under command of Capt. c. NJ.
Loser. The IL ships steamed UP at
o'clock in the morning but owing to the
/ congestion at the Bosphorus naval an
chorages were unable to anchor together.
Six Of them, therefore took up tneir
stands at the foot of Yildia Palace Hill,
while the others continued on their
course, were reviewed by Rear Admiral
Bristol from the Scorpion, and anchored
off Beikoe, five miles above the city.
MONTCL.AIR, N. J.--Four persons were
killed early today when an automobile
driven by Edward G. Dahlen struck the
curb while rounding a sharp curve near
Porter Park, throwing the seven occu-
pants into the street The dead are:
Mrs Anna DIETRICH OF Brooklyn, Dan
lens mother-in Jaw, his two children 3
and 10 years old, John Dockery' 49, 4
former patrolman.
| Albany N "a woman who for
more than 90 years has unw4ttingly IN
fected with typhoid germs members OF
her family and others in upstate cities
| has been "trailed" by state and local.
health officers and put under restriction
to prevent further contagion. Thirteen
cases OF the OlSeGS0 nave Dc'-A IAoS~@ w
the woman, authorities declare
HARTFORD, Conn.-Four race horses,
, Almaden, Onward, Harry D. Q. and ape
Direct, noted PAGERS. and Daybreak. wen
known trotter were burned to death IN
their stalls early this morning. Wnen ilre
Of unknown origin swept through the
famous Charter Oak stables near here
Wesley r, a trotter. also was SO oaoiV
burned that he was shot.
WASHINGTON. Appointment by
President Harding Of committee OF
sponsors representing every state, ter
ritory and insular possession OF the uh1on'
TO aid in the extension OF Near East re-
lief was announced tonight at the WHITE
House.
rONDON.-with the departure of Mr..
LLOYD George for his country residence
and the secretariat at No 10 DOWNING
| street busy preparing 1or Feniov~I e.
teal interest today shifted to OnsloW Gar
6ens. where Andrew Bonar Law Is giving
| the finishing touches to his cabinet list
for presentation to the king tomorrow
| Lord Cave, former home secretary, visit
ed Mr.. Bonar Law today but nothing oe-
/ veloped to throw light on the 1utuFe'
TAMPA-J J. O'Brien Of Clewiston,
now in Tarnpa, said today that private
messages to him from Clewiston reported
| Lake Okeechobee still rising and fargo
sections of the Everglades under wafer
| from a foot to five feet deep. MI " 6i'en
said the messages stated that heaVE
rains were still Of daily occurrence III
| the Ol1eechobee regions.
MARION. Ils.-The special grand jury
which investigated the Herrin mime
killing and returned 386 indictments De-
| fore recessing q month ago. Is 10 re-
sumo its deliberations tomorrow. Local
attorneys are questioning the lesaeS
Of the Jury RECOMMENDING and Judge ~
| r. FIartwell Of the Williamson county
circuit court said tonight tneFe was
| no doubt as to the legality OF the oodys
nroceedinxs this week. The charges OF
nari,,rv and additional indictments are
| reported to be in prospect.
| KANSAS CITY-Formation OF the
Christian business mems feoeratton' the
announced aim of which Is 70 assiSt
men in searching cut ana app1ylns tne
laws of God in all commercial relations
was accomplished today by an enoau
Elastic body Of leaders in rehGlous
thought. The organization adopted a
constitution and bylaws ana elecse9
officers. The federation recommended
| Detroit assthe first meeting pace
| ADPIANOPLE-The exodus OF refu-
gaes throughout the territory occupied
by French attachments has shown IN
creased disorder in the past As hours:
The moving columns are repeatedy
blocked by the frantic efforts OF the
refugees to accelerate the pace as wen wen
as By new columns arriving from sac
roads or across the fields. The sltuation
has seriously alarmed the French nIsn
command, which has only %'svO uoops
W. Cracks with being the primary cause
~ the manic among the refugees. aiieg-
ing the Greek command issued orders
to the population to evacuate within ten
Savs. a period which Is now drawing to
close.