Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1922, Page 4

HOMEMADE ICE CREAM 60c Qt. HACONA 821 H St. N.E. 50,000 KLANSMEN IN NIGHT SESSION Class of 2,000 Imtlated Un- der Lights of 6,000 Automobiles. By the Assoclated Press. JOLIET, 1L, June 5—What was declared to be the largest gathering of the Ku Klux Klan ever held did not end until approaching dawn yes- terday morning. It was sald that every city north of Springfleld in Tlli- nols and many points in Towa, Wis- consin and Indiana were represented. The number in attendance was es- timated at from 30,000 to 50,000. More than 2,000 candidates were “natural- 1zed" into the “Invisible empire.” The meeting was held in the woods near Plainsfleld. The candidates, it was sald kissed swore to obey the an. to uphold e race and to the Rids the Entire System of Many Harmful Poisons W, unhnm Egertnn Distributo: Fhons North 84523 [ sy Just “Phizz —doesn’t make good Ginger Ale, |{njunctions of the cl supremacy of the whits aid the defenseless. e space wher were held s surrounded by trees and formed & natural amphitheater about a mile in dlameter around which &&several hundred automobiles were parked with their lights turned to- ward the altar where sat the grand goblin of the northern district realm of lllinols and other principals of the organization, At midnight a bugle was sounded. the grand goblin mounted the plat- form and spoke five words, then the asembh\ge 'ulned in singing “Amer- tca” and “THe Star Spangled Banner." F'Ul!o\\lng. an invocation, ~several brief speeches were made after wheih taste, for one thing; lutely sure of pur- ty, for another. re the ceremonies G. & G. Ginger Ale —has a leading chemist’s assur- ance of its absolute purity—and it will have the approval of your own taste. Order G. & G. at the Cafes, Clubs and Fountains—and phone | the candidates were ushered into the Mai 2637 §o 4 case d 1l '”\'Cd arega and took the klan oath. Out- Matn 465/ “tor a/icase Ceive posts were then called in_and dis- missed and the gathering broke up. Two thousand outposts were sta- tioned around the grounds and each arrival was forced to present cre- dentials and give the countersign and password before being allowed to enter. MAJ. NICHOLSON ON TRIAL Charging Prussianism in U. S. Army, omm Faces Court-Martial. RENTON, N. J., June 5.—His wife T too 111 in Bonton to join him, Maj. Malcolm Wheeler Nicholson of Ca.mp toy G. & G. Bottling Co. 931 C Street AARPPLLIARAANANY For Over j! Years Batisfaction Guaramteod or M ney Refunded. with writing a letter Harding in which he nm that “Prus- sianiem existed in the A Gen u.- ine Gresner; 1013 PENN. AVE. LW. l House of Kuppenheimer I Clothes. Devoe Quality de 2 fulfle started: “The refusal to grant me leave to be with my wife only proves what I Pave contended, mamely, that any Jjunior officer v\ho dares to announce the truth abo Army conditions draws on hlmself secret and open at- tack.” SHERIFF SLAIN, AID SHOT. Alleged Mexican Outlaw Also Kill- ed in Resisting Arrest. CARLBAD, N. M., June 5.—Sheriff George Batton of Eddy county nnd an alleged Mexican outlaw are dead and Deputy Sheriff Stone Milburn n serfously wounded as lhe result of a gun fight at Hope. north- west of here, late <aturdx~u ‘night, it || | was learned yesterday. The shooting followed an attempt to arrest the Mexican. HONOR LINCOLN FAMILY E'P'ts —means T H E aints, Sl aaints, ELIZABETHTOWN. Ky. June 5.— Stai and has been the ||| Plans are being made here for the: ‘v tains, standard for over (||| dedication June 12 orha lsblfl on the . " Hardin county courthouse in onor Il Wail and | 2 certery. we're lJl} (e’ parents of Abraham Lincoln, Devoe agents and (||| The date marks the anniversary of Floor quote LOWEST ||| the marriage in Washington county PRICES on all ||||of Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Haunks, Finish Rinds' GF D who moved here shortly after their) mishes, avoe marriage. - +| products — paints, The memorial is to be presented by Oils and varnishes, oile, wall (||| Dr. W. 4. Pusey of Chicago. Its erec: nd floor finishes, tion w:s ;flponslored by the Womans, namels, etc Club of this cit. Enamels. [*575% Siverea. SHOOTS PLAYMATE DEAD. MIAMI, Fla. June 5.—Phillip Hes- lington, Jr. thirteen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Heslington, was shot to death by a boy friend yester- d‘a, afternoon while playing with a .f2-caliber rifle. Becker Paint & Glass CO, 1239 Wis. Ave. Tel. West 67 CHAS. E. HODGKIN, Mgr. Black Kidskin mps_or Arc}l Preservers E DON'T like to exaggerate— but we really believe Arch Pre- ; ¥ | e earslaxciabbine ko most com- fortable snoes ever designed for women. They support the arch, making it pos- sible to stand or walk for hours without strain. Especially delightful in summer- time. And achieve comfort without clumsi- ness—they are good looking! Consult our expert spe- cialists at any time about the special needs of your feet. Three “Foot Comfort™ Depts. Cor. 7th &K 1318 G St. 414 9¢th St. : - Banquet to Mark End of Drive qf Henry Cabot Lodge, United Sfhtes senator from Massachusetts, will be by the Palestine Foundsation Fund, of !swhich Samuel Untermyer is chair- man, at Hotel Coramodore. June conclusion Palestine Foundation York ety and will celebrate the pas: age by the Senate renolu!lun favoring the atabiiane \lne Imder the British mandate. This resolution has received the unofficial approval of the Preqldenl of the dorsed the work of A-1 Country Gentleman Corn, can. 15¢ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, = the money with which Palestine is to be placed nmun' the modern, pros- perous natiof acthe :llnnerf ‘will be attended by| elegations from al arts of the Su United States and the speakers, in Eyeyy Heporte sddition to Senator Lodge, will in-| Production of bituminous coal last gation of prominent European d8los ek wak | Glightly smaller“than that Who recently came to this country in of the preceding week, according to re- the intcrests of Palestine will be [ Ports completed by the geological sur- chalr-'among the guests. aiThey, includelvey, the decresse being attributed to ew Yor! Nahum Sokolow, Dr. exander Gol tel Commodore, New York, Nahum Sokolow, Dr Alexam e Seky,| the celebration of Memorlal day ia of the campaign of the|founder of the Jewish Legion. many of the non-union and open-shop mines, which are producing in spite of the general miners’ strike. The total Fund in New { production on the basis of preliminary returns was estimate etween 4,650,000 and 4,7 On previous week it ran to 4,856,000 tons: Anthracite is coming out only In neg- ligible quantities, the survey fou great change is noted ln ‘the the survey But Increase Is Very Smnll U: 8. Palestine Foundation Fund. guest of honor at a dinner given 13. Home Brew. From the Loulsville Courler-Journal. “What is thils insipid stuff?" “My wife made it, colonel, lnd she fandly imagines it has a terrible kick to it. It would please her if vou would act a trifle soused.” o ge t of a Jewish homeland in Pales- 50,000 tons. 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