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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13
Ten Million Dollars
To Purchase Nitrates
Proposed in Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-ADnro.
priation of $1O,OO0,OOO to continue
revolving fund for government pur-
chase of nitrate of soda for sale to
cotton planters was proposed in a
resolution today by Senator Smith,
Democrat, South Carolina. The sec
'retary of agriculture. under the res
olution, would be required to ACQUIRE
the nitrates and sell them at cost to
nlanterS
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13
The Weather

Louisiana-Saturday fair.
kansas-Saturday fair.
Oklahoma, East and West Texas
Saturday, generally fair.
Saturday fair.
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia: Saturday fair and cooler.
Florida: Fair Saturday; mild tenn
perature.
Extreme Northwest Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi: Saturday afr.
Tennessee, Kentucky: Saturday
fair.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13
Charged With Attempt
To Kill Wife With Ak

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. IL
Barlow Lewis, a farmer. living near
Jacksonville, fled yesterday after an
alleged attempt to chop off his
wife's head was frustrated. Lewis,
who had been arrested recently for
moonshining, his wife having testi-
fled against him, returned to his
home after his case had been noIle
pressed, and, according to officers,
he grabbed his wife by her hair,
dragged her so feet to a woodpiIe,
and made an attemnt to WILD an AK
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13
Two Statesboro
Buildings Burned

sTATESBORO, Ga, Jan. II. -
Fire destroyed the buildings occu-
pied by Thackston's restaurant and
the Harold Smith Jewelry store here
early this morning. The building &C.
cupied by Barnes brothers was dam
a ged
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13
$3.50 Tailor-Made Suit Free

Mr.. James D. Bell, mead Of the
Bell Tailors of Chicago, announces
that he will make q handsome tail
ored-to-measure all wool suit free
for one man in each locality who
will show and recommend 1t to his
friends. The effort required is slight
and the plan so simple and easy
that any man can easily get one.
The Bell Tailors cut out all middle
men, have no stores or agencies, but
deal direct with customer and in
this way are able to sell regular So
values at the remarkable low price
of $3.50. Their summer suits arc
priced at only $3.50. If you want
free suit. simply send your name
and address to the Bell Tailors
Dept. 1850, Chicago, I'll. They viii
send you measurement blanks ami
large assortment of wool samples
to select from.-LAdVertisement)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13
DRESS GOODS 7sc A YARD

Remarkable offer on 5-yard remnants Of
scr@cS, trcOtines and suitings being made
by Textile Mills, Dept 942, Kansas City,
Mo. Write them today for free informa ton.
advertisement
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13

Columbia, S. C.-The Baptist
general board Of the state has elect
ed officers as follows: A, E. Willis,
chairman; w. S. Dorset, vice chair
man; d. L. Hill, secretary; T. c..
Skinner, J. J. Lawton, d. L. Hill,
S. p. Hair, I. II. Hunt, w. S. Dor
sett, f. b. Jackson, P N. Bales, A.
S. Kennedy, members of executive
committee.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13

Chicago.-At least $4,000, 900 is
needed Tor support of 100 Methodist
Episcopal colleges and universities
in. the United States, DR.. j. L.
Seaton, of the Methodist board OF
education, says before the education
al association Of the church.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13

Atlanta.-In recognition of his
bravery in action in France, Distin-
guished Service Cross will be public
ly presented at Fort Mcpherson
Monday to Norman L. Botsford, of
Titusville, Fla, who was a lieuten-
ant in the 316th infantry.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-01-13

Columbus, Ga.-Because of its af-
dliation with local political organi-
zation, the General Pike khan here of
the ku. KlaX Khan, has been dis
banded, according to a statement by
NJ. o. Dunning, of Savannah, Rleagle
of the state.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
Los grandes edfid0spafa ofiGinaque
Sc GOnStllyen ensSan Juan, resuelyen
en- definitiya, el prOb|enlaA
del inqulinatO
Il heChO determine una propaganda activa en- con-
ira de Ia eSCaSz de yviendaS

determinadas familias, y en- modo
alguno traen consigo ciertos "cam-
bios de locaf', que son los que mo-
tivan ell abaratanniento de la vivien-
da.
La construction de edifcios de
apartamentos, tambien Sc va gene
raliZando, assume va un aspecto de
iltteres social en- ell sentido que veni-
mos indicando. Tedas estas construc-
clones, seg1n los peritos en- la mate.
son ,consideradas como una evolu-
cion, puede decirse, en- las aetivida-
des de nuestros rentistas. ~
Ademas, de 10 antesdicho, hay que
recordar que ning1n edificio de apar-
tamentos de oficinas de los q. exis-
ten en- P. R., adolecen del necesario
comfort y comodidades para ell inqui-
limo, quien hasta hace POGO, puede de
cirse, carecia de todo ESQ, va q. 10 i'm
portante era que pagase su casa y
Sc acomodara como pudiera.
va este, otros inconvenientes
mas han pasado la historic, gra-
eias a las repetidas construcciones,
como podremos demostrarlo en- SUI
cesiyas informaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
DE TEATRO
CoNTINUAN LOS TRIUNFoS
DE LA UGHETTI

Con la representation de las aplau-
didas zarzue'as espanolas "La Trana"
v "Las C3rsarias'' la oompafiia de
Operetas de Marina Ughetti, alcanz6 ell
la nochc del tiltimo sabado un triunfo
reSonante que bien ptede decirse que
va esta asegurado el exito artfstico de
la .Compafiia.
IS El pablico que ha ap'audido con en-
tusiasmo los mer:tos que como cantan-
tes tienen La primera tiple Marina Ug-
hetti el baritone senior Ughetti, va
slntiendo vivas simpatias hacia la gra-
,eiosis'ma tirle c6mica Esperanzita Ug-
hetti que es una artista de muchis mo
talento una mujercita de una gracia
en- oquecedora.
! El senior salas siempre muy aplau-
dido, Las demas parties muy bien.
Anoche Sc lley6 a escena CON gran
6xito Ia conocida opereta "La casta
susanna habiendo hecho su debut el
primer actor Y director Manuel Puerto
Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
Ld0Uiaci6n espanola bonn
! barde0 efcazmente a
los rebeldes
EN- BARCELONA SON DETENlDOS SIGNIEICA-
DOS SINDICALTSTAS

Madfid, octubfe 7-CUnited Press
via All Ametica) )-Despachos recibidps
de Melilla informan que los aviadores
lograron dcscubrir una gran concentra-
ci6n de rebeldes en- Talza, ametrallan
docs , poniendolos en- precipitada fu-
ga 'segdn confdencias obtenidas, los
liOtOs snfrieron diez muertos y mas
de Glen beridos.
Las baterias de Tizzi-Aza disolvie
ion las concentraciones de enemigos
cue Sc aproximaban para tirotear disha
4posici6n.
I'm 9. campo rebelde continfia ell
descontento, ncgandose muchos jefes de
Kabi:as a seguir las instruccisnes de
.Ab-del-hrim, quien culpan de no ha-
'ber heeho la paz ventajosa que lie ofre-
cia Espafia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08

Una nota ligera para dar cuenta
del vacfo que vienen llenar en-
esta ciudad las diversas constructor
mes de edifcios para oficinas. Estas
grandes moles que nos referimos,
son enteramente modernas. Ell he
cho no puede ser mas satisfactorio,
pues determine una propaganda ac-
tiva en- contra de la escasez de vi
viendo, causa, muehas veces, de in
salubridad, Y de perjudicial conges-
ton.
Esta circunstancia no puede ser
mas halagadora, pues ell verdadero
problema del inquilinato no Sc re-
suelve en- realidad con la construc-
cion de casas particulares, puesto
lue estas son para el uso exclusive de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
LA VENTA Y MOVIMIENTO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

Es realmente sorprenderite el mo-
'imiento en- la venta Y uso de vehf-
ulos de motor en- los Estados Uni
los, donde todo Sc cuenta por cifras
nconmensurables. W
A continuation publicamos la mas
:uricsa de las estadfsticas, que, Fse-
ruramente, en- los Estados UniIos
ebe contarse entire las mas sencillas,
on toda modestia:
Hasta ell dia primero de julio de
923 Sc habian vendido en- todos los
'stados de la Union 13,OO2,427 vehf-
ulos de gasolina. De estos, II ,571 ,181
IN autos de turismo para servicio
rivado; 60,188 son taxicabs, busses
autos de alquiler; 1871 ,o58 trucks
= Delwarys F comerciales; 24,111
'railers; Y 141,111 notocicletas.
Ahora bien; estas cifras resultan
simples operaciones de la primera ta-
Ia eonparadas con sestas otras:1
Ell dinero recaudado vor lei Gobier
o por coneepto, de impuestos en- Ia
oncesion de licencias Y tablillas al
ANA, "a la respetabilfsima suina de
>167, ,24O,937.76. De esta cantidad,' con
cual pueden comprarse unos GUAM
IS icercream -sOdas, ell Gobierno anne
icano destino para la construction
7 conservation de carreteras publi-
as $134, ,733, ,225.49.
Ha constitufdo otra fuente inagota-
lie de ingresos para ell Gobierno n
venta de gaselina para los trece mi
'lones de veE6culos en- movimiento.
los impuestos sobre la gasolina,
asia esa misma ifecha alcanzaron
| $8.669.174.03; " de esta eantidad
e usaron taHmbien para la conser-
'acion de las earreteras $4,977 ,864.86.
Nueva. York, ell Incompatible esta-
% de Nueva York, que ademas de
tras cosas posee la famosisima ciu-
lad de la Via Blanca de las "es-
de carne. Y hueso de la mis-
ma via, stiene, lsoyamente, Iinscritos
IN su respective departamento 1025.
718 automobiles " trucks. siendo 813,-
go de estos de paseo, para uso pri-
ado. 30,209 taxicabs, 1872 089 trucks
2 delwerys comerciales, 2,940 trailers
= 1880 motocicletas.
Y sus vehfculos de motor han pro-
'ucido al estado afortunado de Nue.
a York $16,476, 10000 aproximada-
nente. de cuya cantidad ha sido asig
iada la suma de $12,357 10000 para
'arreteras.
Ell estado, entire los cuarenta u
Ncho. que menos vehfculos de gasoli-
Ia tiene es Nuevo Mejico. v tiene un
otal de 24,937, incluyendo trucks VI
notocicletas, fque lie producen, por
de licencias, la bonita ci-
'ra de $245,1700O, siendo asignados
'e esta $232,912.00 para carreteras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
LAS FUNCIoNES DE LA .CoMPA
MA UGHETTI coMENzARAN
"A LAS 8:45

Mos informa nuestro amigo E. sefior
Miguel PerelIora, representante de la
Compannia Marina .Ughetti que actua
en- q Municipal, que la Empresa de di-
cha Corrrafiia, atendiendo a la sol
.citud de la Prensa y del p1blico en- ge-
neral ha. acordado que a partir de esta
poche las funciones empezaran las
s:45 en punto en- vez de las 900, a
I'm de que Sc terminen antes de las
10 pm. "0s
Crecmcs muy ju cioso ell acuertlo de
ia cmopahia y 9. pablco sabra apre-
eiario asi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
X ToDAvIA FRANcIA DICE QUE
NO lHA gCoBRADo M UN cENTINGO

Paris, cctubre 7. Omitted Press)--
La Comisi6n de Tndemn; zaciones anun-
cia que hasta JUNO Alemania habia
DaFatio 1900 100000 de marcos orc en-
moneda $500 0OO. 900 en- especies, de
las eiiales Francia ila recibido 14O mi
'iones y mil seiscientos millones respec-
tivamente.
Una vez pagados los gastos de ocu-
paci6n y "a comisi6n de control inter
aiiada queda un balance de 24O milo
res de marcos orc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
'D1MITF Ell PREsIDENTE DE LA
NANCoMUNIDAD CATALINA

Barcelona, octubre 2. Omitted Press
via AL America )-Affrmase que ell
presidente de la Mancomunidad catala-
ma sefior Puig y cadafalch, fa presen-
,tado la tiimisi6n de su cargo. Segun
iparece, Ia actitud del alto funcionario
catalanista obedece hailarse en- absc-
luto dessonforme con las nuevas d spo
ssiciones del gobierno nacional, que en-
sai prop6sito de extirpar d caeiquismo
en- toda Espaia, ha pub'ieado recien-
tsmente I'M desreso recrganizando las
dipntaciones provinciales.
La autoridad nilitar ha clausuradc
enatro centres nacionalistas en- la ciu-
dad de Tarragona, por haherse com
probado que Sc dedicaban a propagar
ei separatismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08

tiistros Luther y Kueth no habia parti-
cipalo el magnate alernan.
AL contestar los criticos LA ma
yoria de los cua,es eran pan-germanis
tas indnstrialea- ell cancilier asegur6
que elb2s jamas Sc habian sacrifcado
por la patria, que jamas habian piIes-
to sus estados disposic on del gobier-
no. Vozotros los que me acusais -dijo
Stresenian- jamas os habeis sacrificed
10 para aocupar un puesto en- Ell gobier-
I'D cuando habia q. dar Ell frente, euan-
do Ia patria estaba en- peligro.
Estas declaraciones del tCarciller
fueren seguidas por murmuraciones en-
tro los pan-germanistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
sTREsEMAN rs UNA CoRTINA QUE
ocUrTA A sTINNEs. GRITAN EN-
Ell REICTHsTAG

Berlin, octubre 7. Omitted Press. -
al abrirse hoy el Re'chstag, los comu-
nistas presentaron un proyecto de ley
para pobligar Baviera a derogar la
erdenanza contra las huelgas.
FL gobierno levant6 la censura one
pesaba sobre los peri6dicos.
En- ell transcurs,o de la reunion va
rias personas gritaron IA istresemPn:
ssUsted rss an fepresentante, detras del
cbal Sc sncHeRtra Shines
81 canci'lef contest6 asegurantio. que
eii 81 nOmbramiento de los nuevos mi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
EN- BARCELONA SON DETENIDoS
sIGN1FICADOIs sINDfCALIsTAs

Barcelona, octubre 7. Omitted Press
via AL Anerica) -El Gobernador Mi
.itar senior Lcssada ha ordenado sean
detenidos nunierosos jefes sindicalistas
por haherse comprobado que 6stos ira
niaban seeretamente una huelga general
Ell esta ciudad, como protesta por la
actitud del actual gobierno que ha dis
puesto sean cumpl!daa las condemns que
pesari sobre ,os asesinos del ex presi-
dente del Consejo, senior Dato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
Ell ARRIBlo DE 1nosso GEORGE
A NUEvA YORK

New York, octubre z. Omitted Press)
Ri sex primer Min'stro de Inglaterra,
David Lloyd George, desembarc6 en-
New York a las 11:5O minutos.
una gran mustitud de curiosos Sc
ag'omeraron en- los alredores de la Casa
Ayuntamiento, aclamando estrepitcsa-
ihSnte. "a
La poiicia dispers6 a los fianifestan
tes irlandeses destrnyendo los carteles
cue lllsvaban, en- los cna,es Sc leian
inscr lpcicnes en- contra del go0ierno
de Tnglaterra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
STRESgMAN NO TIEKE aAUN COM
PLETo sU GABINETE

Berlin, octubre z. United Press) -
Apesar de las gestione > que ha venido
hacienda streseman, no ha podido com
pletar ssil sGab'nete. por 10 cual espera
consular los lideres de los diversos
partiaos fin de presentar mafiana i'll
mes Ia lista dc as personas que COM
pondran el gobierno
Herr schacht rehus6 la oferta del
caneiller para fcrmar parte del gabi-
ifete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
sTRESEMAN JUEGA CON LOS MI.
NIsTRos COMO UN AJEDRECIsTA
'e CON Los PEoNES

Berlin, cctubre 2. Omitted Press)--
Oilciaimente 50 anttncia que ei Csabinete
de Strcseman, hasta la fecha, esta com
Tuesto de La manera siguiente:
psCanrtllsr, streseman; Luther, ante
iiornentc ministro de aprovisb3namien-
TO, ocupa la ccartera de Hacienda; CO.
) rome SKueth, ex ministro de denobili.
saci6n, economics; schmidt, vice can
ciiler; Fiieh, regiones oupadas; Soil
mann, interior: oeser, ferroarriies; Ho-
eifle, ecorreos; Brauns, trabajo; Gess,er.
guerra; -Radbrueh, justicia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
Ell GAB1NEPE PUEDE QUE SEA
DfSUELTo

Berlin, octubre 7. Omitted Press.)--
Sc .rumora insistentemente en- las ga
nlaras de, Reichstag, que 81 Ell Gabi-
nete tornado por Streseman no es el
adecuado para resolver las difcu,tades
de Alemania, sera disuelto.
FL partido dem6crata ha sugerido al
Cancil'er y al presidents Ebert, que
Sc forme Ia ant qua. union de los parti-
dos existentes actualmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08

Ell impuesto sobre la gasclina pro-
dujo en- ell estado de Nuevo Mejico la
cantidad de $16O,0O0.00, Y de ellos
fueron asignados para el mismo OBJ
ieto antes citado la suma de eiento
cineuenta y dos mil dolares.
{Del "AutomObiI Topics")
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
1LoYD GEORGE SALE PARA MON
TREAL DEsPUEs DE RCIBTR uN
GRANDIosO HOMEMADE

Nueva York, toc.ubre p (United
Press.) Lloyd George sali6 hoy para
Montreal, donde rronunciara su primer
scutso.
Los peri6dicos asegnran que sola
mente la reception a Pershing euando
tegres6 por primera vez de Europa pue
'Ge compararse con "a hecha al ex-pri-
mer rministro de la Gran Bretafia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
UNA sFACToRIA DE ALGoDON FUE
CERRADA DEJANDO SIN TRABAJo
A DIEz MIL oBRERoS

Manchester, odsgbre r. (Uni+rd
Press.) Hoy Sc na cerrsdo irfdetini-
damente la "'Ainoskeag Cotton Manu-
featuring Co.. deb'do las inalas con-
,li:iones en- que Sc encuentra su mer
cado, dejando sin trabajo a diez Inil
cbreros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
LA LEY DEL TRABAJo PAsARA EN-
ELRHTcHsTAG

Berlin. octubre T. united Press.1--'
Los socialistas acordaron aprobar la
'ey relacionada con el trabajo extra.
auedando asi vencidas las diacu,tades
del nueyo Gabinete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
sCHAcI4T X KUETH ACEPTAN La
oFERTA DE. EsTREsMAN

Berlin. octubre 4 Omitted Press.)-
IEsta tarde aeeptaron Herr schacht y
ei coronel Kueth, ex socio de Rathenau,
las carteras de ministries de hacienda v
.economias respectivamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08
Ell AUDITOR DEL FEsTADo ELL
MINo DE LA NoMINA, AL sERvI-
cIo SEoRETo DEL GoBERNADoR

Oklahoma City, octubre z. Omitted
Tress.) Auditor del estado elitnino
de la n6mina a todos ,os agentes del
Servicio Secreto del Estado rehusando
pagar sus suoldos mas de $4,000 EN-
plcados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-08

que por 10 'demas, era facit de resol-
yer. Los extranjeros en- la Russia So
.vietica faerecen una especial conside-
raci6n mucho mas 81 son emigrados
a quienes clos suponen perseguidos por
inotivos politieos por sus ideas en-
el pals de que son originarios. En-
>tal classification iba ser recibido ell
fugitive de la Plaza de la Indepen-
dencia.
Evening star., 1923-06-14
BATHING SUITS AND
ACCESSORIES
REDUCED

Some of these are high-grade
sample pieces and others arc
odds and ends or short numbers
from our stock. Dozens of col
ors and styles. Note the deep
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
Tells Army Officers He
Wants Them Prepared for
Emergency-Few Unde-
sirables Found Among
the 400 Students at
Training Camp Here;
Those Who Want to Leave
Offer Varied Excuses.

Il have seven boys and am going
TO try tc prepare all of them for any
emergency. / don't care to raise jelly
beans" the father of c. Nj. Il. &.
student at Fort Sam Houston wrote
officials in charge of the camp.
"Too many people, one regular
army officer on duty with the c. NJ.
4. c. said, "think the camp has but
one object in view. and that is to
make soldiers. That is not the case,
however. The making of boys into
better citizens is probably. next TO
preparedness for national defense. the
greatest aim of the Citizens Military
Training Camps"
There were approximately 400
students accepted for training at Fort
Sam Houston. They came from
homes from all over Texas: from
cities and small towns and from the
country. Some came from wealthy
families and some from poor families.
Some have been to college. others to
high school. while some have had
cry limited educational opportunities.
Some are away from their home for
the first time. Two weeks have
passed since the opening of the camp.
during which time the process of
building better citizens has been
steadily going on.
Find Few Undcsirables.
at would be absurd" an officer
said, "to hope that out of 400 young
men. gathered as those at Fort Sam
Houston have been, could stand the
gaff To keep all these boys going
for four weeks would be impossible.
Some are called back home for
emergencies beyond their control,
while very. very few are found TO
be undesirable. The training is
strenuous. although not hard for any
person who will apply himself.
whether he has worked in the field
or in an office"
To make the camp a place where
parents will know that their sons are
being benefited in every way the
undesirable must be eliminated.
There are three ways in which stu
dents leave camp. First. by honor
able discharge at the expiration of
the month of training; second, the
camp commander. after being con-
WINGED of the justice of claimant, may
allow n student TO withdraw. This
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14

TULSA LASH
GANG DRAWS
I. MARTIAL LAW
Whip and Acid Torture
Stirs Governor WAL
toms Wrath.
POLICE UNDER STIGMA
Victim Accuses Them Of
Turning Him Over
4 to Mob. 50,
POLICE UNDER STIGMA
Nv the Associated Press.

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. 14-Martlai
law descended upon the city of Tulsa
earl. today by decree of Governor
IL c. Walton as the result of recent
LSylses of mob violence.
The city passed under the rule OF
military authorities at & a. m. Three
companies of infantry. equipped with
automatic rifles, will enforce the
martial law order under the command
of Adjutant General B. III. Mark
ham. Two companies were sent from
Oklahoma City and one from Ok
mulgee. rf
Only the police department and
sheriff's force will be superseded dur
| ing the military occupation, in line
with instructions. from the governor,
| it was understood The courts and
other civil agencies are not expected
| TO be disturbed.
Floggers' Victim Complains.
The issuance of the proclamation
of martial law came unexpectedly
late yesterday as the result of repre-
sensations made in Oklahoma City to
Aldrich Blake, executive counsellor,
by Nathan Hartman, who was
abducted here last Friday night by a
band of unmasked men and carried
out into the country, where he was
severely whipped.
Governor Walton. who is in Sui
phur, authorized the decree after
talking to Blake on the telephone.
Charges that the Tulsa police were
involved in the abduction have been
made by Hartman and Mrs. Mabel
West, proprietress of the rooming
house where Hartman lived.
A denial that the police were in
any way in, lived in the affair has
been made by city officials. including
Mayor Newblock and Police Chief
Rees Moran.
Whippings have been numerous in
Tulsa for months. Only recently a
woman, Mrs. Pearl Hayter, was
abducted on a downtown street by a
party of unmasked men, who applied
acid to her body in an effort, she
said, to make her divulge informa-
ton concern "deal" involving
George Petropol, an oil lease brok-
er.
A few days after the affair the
Tulsa Tribune published a story
kaRich said that one of its reporters
iitti1d1 been summoned to a room in q
downtown office building, where a
dozen masked men were gathered.
The spokesman of the masked group,
according to the reporters account,
stated that the men present were re-
sponsible for torturing Mrs. Hayter.
charging that Mrs. Hayter and Petro-
pol had been Matchmaking Tulsa bust
ness men. Both Petropol and Mrs.
Hayter vehemently denied such
charges.
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she wanted to make her engagement
public at the time Taylor was killed
but was advised not to do so as g
would hurt her career" .-
He was the. most wonderful ma:
l ever knew" she said.
Letters said to have been written by
Miss Mintcr were found in Taylor''
apartment when the police We're inves
tigating the murder. according to off
GERS and for a time they worked CT
the theory he was slain by jealous
person. 1t was explained at the tint
the letters were those of an impulsiv,
child. written to man she admired
for his accomplishments.