Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 20

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In a statement issued from its head- quarters here, captioned “An issue that cannot be evaded,” the Under- wood organization declared, “the Klan is packing delegations to pro- tect its interests” at the New York convention; that in Indiana the Klan mobilized in: the Republican pri- maries and has a complete state ticket in the fleld; that in the recent Iilinots primaries the Klan issued instructions to klansmen as to how to vote, and instances the recent state convention in Georgia, which ousted Clark Howell as national committeeman and elected in his place John 8. Cohen. Order From Forrest. In connection with the Georgia situation the Underwood committee's statement quotes what purports to be the text of a Klan order, signed by Nathan Bedford E. Forrest, grand dragon, realm of Georgia, saying “It is the earnest desire of McAdoo that his friends elect Maj. John S, Cohen as national committeeman” and “in every sense he is acceptable to us, and we are assured that if he goes to New York the Klan's interests will be_ably protected.” The ‘text of the statement issued by the Underwood committee follows: “As evidence that the voice of the Klan will be heard in the New York convention is the fact that where- ever possible the Klan is packing delegations to protect its interests there. The Georgia delegation will be a militant Klan organization. The following order issued to Klan mem- bers of the Georgia state convention, controlled by the Klan, makes this clear. Text or Orders. “‘You are hereby instructed to scan the list of delegates named to the state Democratic convention from your county and ascertain the names of klansmen appearing thereon and issue to them the following instruc- tions: *“‘No district caucus will be held prior to the convention. Such caucus will take place at the convention as provided in the program. “ ‘It is the earnest desire of McAdoo that his friends elect Maj. Cohen as national committeeman. Maj. Cohen is a high class Christian gentleman, a member of the North Avenue Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, and in every sense is acceptable fo us and we are assured that if he goes to New York the Klan's interest will be ably protected. “‘Therefore, before electing & man for district delegate the kiansman voting should assure himself as to the stand such delegate will take with reference to Maj. Cohen and_conse- quently the interest.of the Klan. “‘Those who for financial reasons would be unable to attend should have their expenses paid by the local Klan, This is a time when every one must do his bit and the Klan That V-shaped crevice is THE DANGER LINE As sHOWN in the cross-section of a tooth in Fig. 1, your gums form a V-shaped crevice where they meet the teeth. This is The Danger Line. 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But Senator Underwood has a right to expect the Democratio convention to tell the Kifn in no uncertain terms that it does not delegate to the Klan the right of veto over his candidacy. “Senator Underwood has pledged himself, and his friends in the con- him in this movemen squarely béfore the similar to the one of ‘know-nothingism’ was rampant, not enacted into the Democrati form, it will ciples of invisible empire.” convention, C. C, the “limit of Mr. The greatestaid ever offered to people who wash dishes HIPSO has become known as the “magic soap of many uses”’, and nowhere has it better shown its wonderful qualities than in the dishpan. Beautiful, white, edge-thin flakes, they dissolve into lovely suds the moment they touch water just hot enough for your hands. Chipso washes dishes clean instantly and has them back in their places in the cupboard in no ¢ With Chipso, dishes gleam and hands rejoice! Big economical packages are at your grocer's— blue with diagonal orange stripe. Be sure to have one for tonight’s dishes. PROCTER & GAMBLE n. It is ts for the nomination will Join hands with “The Kian itself pisces the lmsus &mwlo con- vention. If {t be not met; If & plank e ant, be|Possibly 1; Missourl, 10; New Hamp- ssibly 1; North Carolina, 24; akota, 10; Oklahoma, Wlflbllg' 14; ;Vlloonlln. 3; Canal Zone, 6. Total, 00. c plat- be—and rightly—herald- *| ed as a Klan victory. It will mean a surrender of the most precious prin- democracy to the. dragons, the kleagles and the cyclops of the DENIES McADOO CLAIMS. Replying to claims of the McAdoo managers that their candidate is as- sured of 648% votes in the New York lin, manager of the campaign of Senator Oscar Under- wood, declared, in a'statement, that bilities” is represented by a possible grand total of 374. selected,” the statement. McAs shire, North ; Oregon, 10; South Dakota, 10; Pennsylvania, ‘Washington, “Because of the results of the e n Texas, the McAdoo forces are claim- ing that the state convention, which meets on May 27, will instruct for That is not at all cer- But even conceding those forty McAdoo he would have only 240 of the 794 delegates cinct and county conventions Mr. McAdoo. tain. delegates to Mr. thus far selected. Human testing machines! A story that will interest everyone who buys canvas rubber-soled shoes Take an active American boy—put a Keds shoe on one foot—a shoe of similar grade that is not Keds on the other—turn him loose in vacation time— And you have about as good a test of Keds wearing quality as it'’s possible to get! ‘That’s just the practical test that every Keds model hastogo through. At the end of many weeks of hard use these shoes are returned to the Keds Testing Laboratories. Here the wear on every part of both shoes is carefully checked and compared. Keds. 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