Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1923, Page 27

T-HE EVENING STAR »_ WASHIN! GTON _— {UANHEADPLEAD FOR BAN ON ALIENS @ U. S. Must CIo_se Gates En- tirely to Keep Blood Strain Pure, Evans Declares. Ty the Assoclated Press. DALLAS, Texas, October 24.—The Ky Klux Klan's attitude against ne- £roes, Jews and Catholics was ex- vlalned here today by Dr. H. W. Ivans, tmperial wizard, in a speech announced as outlining “fully for the sirst time the policies of the Ku Klux Klan regarding restriction of Immi- gration and its program' In this re- Epect.” Dr. Evans recommended that the Tniteq States make its own selection of the class of immigrants wanted. “Our cause is true Americanism,” | Dr. Evans sald. “Our destiny Is the| common welfare, upon a plane high above any mankind has ever known. I recognize fully the problems ot this generation. But the time has| come to look far beyond—to this! &reater American problem of our composite people. That is the bed| Tock of every national danger, and| hope. | ““The south, with its negro problem, | end the cast with hordes of in- ferior immigrants, are largely re-| sponsible for much of e pr\hllcall prostitution that is now our country. Powerful Elements. y_have at 1 and numerous elem vill de there is the negro—ten and They Anglo nthropology pri The low mentality of savage an- t is inherent in the blood of the race in! irst, =« half miitions, colored America “Another _absolutely element is the Jew. To him patriot- sm, as_the Anglo-Saxon feels it, is impossible. Already a fifth of the Jewish race is in this country. They e people apart from all other peo- p.es. Were the melting pot to burn hundreds of years, -Jew and gentile vould each emerge as he is today, only the gentile would have been af- | many other nwm?nts and unblendable ve &ire mentally ¢ ily people, but their homes are not American, but Jewish homes, into which we cannot go and from which | v will never emerge for a real in- mingling with America i “No nation can long en which permits a higher temporal al- legiance than to its own government. ‘The hierarchies of iiom ind Greek Cathol violate that principle. To them the presidency at Washington is subordinate to the priesthood at Rome. The paroc! school alone is sufficlent proof o divided al- leglance, a separatist instinct.” Kilan Day at Fair, Klan day at the Texas state falr ‘»rought hundreds of members of the Kiux Klan to play and attend clal duties. ns by the myriad, red * buttons nlapels, K. streamers on «utomobiles and buiidings, crimson | fibbons waving from dresses and banners and insignia of the Klan ap- | veared. Athletic events for Klans of the couthwest, a Klan foot ball game,! patriotic songs, and, in the evening, a public initiation have been arranged. ' The initiat.on was ordered In fulll r(‘galla, with initiation of women into the Women of the Ku Klux Klan simultaneously. Kian fireworks, parade of bands end strest dancing were set for the finale, PLAN RAIL MERGER FIGHT.' READING, Pa., October 24.—A call for mayors of all cities in eastern Penn. vlvania to meet here within the next ten days to take joint action against Phi adel- and Ohio v of the :nt of th: Reading to other ssued last night by Mayor {rhn K. Stauffer. The date will be an- ounced later. ~Mayor Stauffer last yeek led the fight before the state hambor of commerce against a resolu- tion approving the proposed merger. The mayor declared that interests outside of Pennsylvania were “seek- ing to disrupt the Reading system for their own financial gain His ptatement was lssued after the re- ceipt of a telegram from A. H. pres.dent of the New York Central, in | which 'Mr. Smith sald his company was geeking only the Catawisse branch of the Reading road to estab- lish a shorter continental route, | Herman LU T ! IlllI"lllllIilllllllIIIlIIIIIIlIlIlllfll|IIIIIIIIIII|IIIII|III| APPROVES OF RITES ON ARMISTICE DAY President Says World for Many Years Will Celebrate Eleventh of November. Ry the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 24-—A mes- sage from President Coolidge, calling the attention of the natlon to the deep significance of Armistice day was made public last night by the League of Remembrance. “It is now quite apparent,” sald the Prefident, “that the observance of Armistice day is destined to be ‘or many years. one of the natlonal sacramental occasions of deep sig- nificance. So long as the generation >f young men who served In the world war, and those who support:d hem behind the lines, shall coninue .0 color the national thought aad in- terest, this occasion will be in no danger of losing its place In the oublic thought. When they arc gone it will just as surely be held sacred in the memories of those who are to come after as the other national nemorial days have been. Observance of Armistice day will always be u reminder of the great part which our nation took in the fraternity of the world in a time of overshadowing crists. Already it has become a pe- sulifarly slgnificant world memorial day, celebrated on every continent by people who feel its special appeal necause they were participants in the events which it cele- universal observance v closer together tremendou: orates. Such must tend to dr: the great ties in whose keeping are the iestinies of our clv- ilization, and to make them realize more and more (he essential unit of human society.” The League of Remembrance was organized to obtain ultaneous and worid-wide observa of Armistice day by two minutes’ silence at the »| eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. _— Solely through her own business ability and shrewd sptculations, Mrs. Oelrichs, one-time high priestess of society in New York and at Newport, is said to have added $20,000.000 to the large fortune which she inherited from her father, the late Senator Fair of California. Mahogany Finish End Table 310-00 Up Lends an &'t of distinction and per- sonality to_ the small space along- side of which it is placed. Excellent- iy designed, dura- bly made and beautifully finish- ed. George Plitt Co., Inc. Painting, Paperhanging and Upholstering 1325 14th St. N.W., Main 4224 Prices Are FIND BOX OF DOG BGNES IN HUNT FOR SCHICK BODY California Deputies Continue Search, However, as Garage Man Is Identified in Case. By the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO. Calif., October 24.— Deputy sheriffs Investigating the disappearance of George B. Schick. San Diego realtor, who has been missing since last February, have lvisited @ spot in Mission valley, where a man was seen burying something lact February. After con- siderable digging, they found a box filled with dog bones. They sald they would continue digging how- ever, until the entire vicinity had been explored. E. Drew Clark, under arrest on charges of forgery In connection with the transfer of some of Sch'ck's property, was identified today by E. G. Dowery, local garage man, as the man whom Dowery saw AQIggIng a grave in a lonely canyon the day after Schick disappeared, Mr . Sarah M. Schick, wife of the missing man, and Ciark's wife also are held in connection with the alleged for- gery. . ———— ALTER ENVOYS’ STATUS. Turks Regard Diplomatic Commis- sions Now as ‘“Representations.” CONSTANTINOPLE, October 24.— The American and allied diplomatic delegations have been notified official- ly that Angora no longer considers them as commissions, and that they will henceforth be designated as “rep- resentations.” The American embassy insists upon retaining the t high commissio; Let Us Solve Your Hosiery problems Nowadays when difficult shades are to be matched—and must be matched ac- curately—you’ll dou- bly appreciate the Burt Hosiery Service. 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