Other church men who will’ partici
pate are : Bishop J. A. Flocren, Louis
ville ; Bishop Joseph Chartrand. In
dianapolis, and Bishop-elect Smith,
Nashville.
Smith Honors Bishop
SPRINGFIELD, 111., Feb. 23.—
“Gipsy” Smith, noted Protestant
evangelist, conducting a religious cam
paign here, announced today that serv
ices for Thursday have been cancelled
so as to give free course to the installa
tions of the new Catholic Bishop, Rev.
James E. Gfiffin.
REBELS VICTORS
OVER FEDERALS
BRONWSVILLE, Texas, Feb. 25.—
(Mexico)—General Lopez" de Lara
former governor of Tamaujipas, with his
rebel troops, after an engagement at
Carzn Valdez on the Tampieo-Mont
erery railway, in which the federal gar
rison of 10 men was taken by surprise
and excepting four men, was either
killed or captured, has established
headquarters at Ouillas, in Central
Tamulipas according to a courier ar
riving here today.
Mexico City dispatches lpst said
Lopez de Lara "had entered the Uni
ted States” and that the revolt in
Tamaulipas had ‘‘ended.”
YOUNG TO "BE TRE1D
UNDER MANN ACT
HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 25.—The :
case of Edward Young Clarke Af At
lanta, former imperial giant of the Ku !
Klux Klan, whose home is in Atlanta, j
was set today in federal court for
March 10 over the protest of his lawyer,
who stated that Clarke might be needed
in Washington at that time in the
Peddy-Mayfield contest. The case
against Clarke charges violation of the
Mann act.
COCA COLA STOCK
TO PAY DIVIDEND
ATLANTA. Feb. 25.—-Regular quar
terly dividends of .$1.75 on common
stock, payable April ' •tnckholrier*
of record March 15. was dcilm i i u,
afternoon at a meeting o> ! - ' trd of
lirectors of the Coca Cola lompasy.
