Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1924, Page 18

WOULD END VAL LABOR BARD J dvocates More Flexible “‘Machinery for Handling Dis- MASKS ARE BANNED. T 3,000 Klansmen and Women of Auxiliary Parade. Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, Md., September 2.— hree thousand Knights of the Ku lux Klan and members of the women’s auxiliary from Maryland, Pennsylvania, the District of Colum- bia, West Virginia and Louisiana staged a massive parade and cere- monial here last night. The Klans- men wore their robes but were un- T K THE Stop of three days. This first halt In his Westward swing will be de- voted ‘to conferences with Democratic leaders of Illinois and Indlana. His Middle Missouri itinerary will include Missourl, it was learned to- day, but the details of the trip will be decided after he leaves Denver, Colo., on September 11. Mr. Davis' managers have announced he will make no speeches while in Chicago. Prominent leaders of his party met Mr. Davis, his advisers and & dozen newspaper men. One of his first acts was to have his picture taken, grasp- ing the hands of the engineer and EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, motor cars, which, led by a band that devoted {tself almost exclusively to playing Southern airs, started a slow parade over downtown boulevards to the hotel, which will serve as tem- porary headquarters. Mr. Davis found:the lanes of the route crowded with Chicagoans has- tening to work. Occasionally a group from the sidewalks would give him a call, to which Mr. Davis doffed his hat and smiled. He raised & snappy salute from each traffic officer as his car passed. There was some uncertainty among members of his retinue upon arrival D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1924, although- that proposition and dis- position of invitations from scores of other cities in the Middle West will be taken care of at the conferences. Two Speeches at Omaha. _ The program on the outward trip to Denver as officially announced, calls for two speeches at Omaha, Neb., on September 6, the first at a luncheon to be attended by business men and farmers from nearby, and the second at night in the auditorium. From Omaha the candidate will pro- ceed to Lincoln to spend Sunday with Charles W. Bryan, his running mate, in accordance with previously an: Mr. Davis will make trips into the surrounding country during his two or three days' stay there before speaking at the auditorium on the night of September 11. Talks in Missouri. Returning eastward he will make some speeches In Missouri at places still to be decided. Naturally in his talks at Omaha, Mr. Davis will dis- cuss farm relief. At Denver, it is stated, his general subject will be conservation, reclamation and mining, with special attention to the develop- ‘ment of hydroelectric power. Mr. Davis had the most strenuous Wheeling, W. Va.,, he made about a dozen rear platform talks and shook hands with hundreds of persons, both at Wheeling Park, and at railroad stations in West Virginia and in southern Ohio. Chevy Chase 4 The Place for Your Ho: Boy Killed by Auto. HAGERSTOWN, Md., September Main 8416 QUINTER, THOMAS & CO. —Howard Hennesy, aged Mrs. William A. Hennesy, last night when run down by an auto driven by Richard Cattlett. The youth, who had been walking with his mother, saw a friend on the oppo- !! fireman who piloted his train. He was escorted to a waiting caravan of here whether the candidate would make an address at Des Moines, lowa, None Better!!! nounced arrangements, Arriving in Denver next Monday day yesterday of any of his cam- paign. Besides his set address at gIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIII!IIII|IIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIil 909 F Street—At 9th IIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIII|I||IIIIIIIIlIIIllIIIlIIIIII{IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII]IIIIIIIIIII|l||llll| 909 F Street—At 9th side the street and dashed across, nly masked, having been refused a per- to be struck. mit to hold the parade with their hoods on. Three bands were in line. Attempts by some spectators to heckle the Klansmen failed, and the parade and ceremonial was orderly. putes of Industry. i By the Associated Press. i WHEELING, W. Va.. September 2.— ' Abolition of the Railroad Labor Board {in its present form and the setting up of more flexible machinery under | governmental direction for the handling of railroad labor disputes was advo- y John W. Davls, dential candidate. . Mr. Davis subscribed to H broad principle that because of the { widespread effcct industrial disputes { have upon commerce and industry it DAV N CHCAGD e e e it in e | Will Form Plans for Launch- ing Extensive Campaign ! setting up of machinery through which in West. R dhe ofulius Lanshurgh gfurniture (o, Fall Showing of Fine Furniture Moreoy Ninth and 'F Sts. Entrance 909 F St {there could be “fair and calm dis- { cussion” of the subjects at issue with t “thoroughgoing publicity there were two fundamentals. first that the {boards be com d of esentatives | of the cmploy: nd of the particular i crafts concerned—this would leave out | ! public representation, such as there now i{is on the Railroad Labor Board—and, ! second. that such boards. instead of [inee, arrived here early today for a : being fixed in their persons, should be filled by appointments made from time G Aa | to as the controversies arise. By the Associated Pross CHICAGO, September 2.—John Davis, Democratic presidential noi Rail Labor Board. | Taking cognizance of a question | Laften raised with regard to the Rail-| {road Labor Board the Democ { nominee declared that whether machinery exists to compel the sub- i mission of labor disputes to such Y board or wihether its decisions co i be enforced. were of minor impor Pance if the board itself enjoved Dractic Nnacan ooy confidence of the parties to the | what you need from our stock { pute and if it realized that its chief | of specialties—for we spe- | function was to encourage a spiric of | T 25 co-operation a riendship between | i n h employer and vmploye » There was beral applauding as | Tents..........co0enn n 6-foot Beach Umbrellas . .......... Metal Tent Pegs, .1450 ! the candidate conciuded with a dozen. ; to the laboring men and women of Two-burner Gasoline $7.50 If you tour —much or little—you should carry the necessary equip- ment to do it enjoyably. 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