Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1926, Page 42

Tz . = . PARADE PLANNED BY KU KLUX KLAN Demonstration in lllinois De- signed as “Answer to Eu- charistic Congress.” sanguinary encounters between klans- men and anti-klansmen from the sur- rounding Illinois countryside. In addition to parades of hooded knights and hodded ladies at Clinton, there are to be ‘maturalization cere- monies” in all branches of the Klan order, including women and children. The latter are known in the Klan as There are also to be * episodes. Music is to be fur a robed choir of 50 voices. The Fellowship Forum, organ of the Klan in the District of Columbia, says: Thousands Are 'Expected. “This great demonstration in Illi- nois will be Illinois’ klankraft's an- swer to the Roman Eucharistic Con- ress in Chicago. Thousands of loyal rotestants are planning to attend ion of the State. The nois, predominantly . resents the invasion of forces of Romanism and the BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE The Ku Klux Klan has under con sideration ional “Protestant dem to the recent of the Ron THE EVENING FOUR WOMEN NAMED WORLD WAR HEROINES Edith Cavell and Three Americans Honored for Outstanding Sacrifices. By the Associated Press. OMAHA, Nebr., June 30.—The names of four women were suggested for the honor of “outstanding heroine of the World War” by delegates at the Woman's Overseas Service League convention here. [Edith Cavell, the English nurse who was executed by te Germans; Marian Crandell, Omaha girl, who was the first American woman to be killed as the result of shellfire; Jane Delano, head of the American Red Cross nurses, who died STAR, WASHINGTON, of honor. The Salvation Army girls were mentioned as having been a group that performed the most out- standing service. The telephone girls ‘were sald to have done the bravest work. As for the outstanding hero of the wan, there. was no disagreement among the delegates. Their opinion was expressed by Miss Mildred Diokey ')f Madison, 8. C.: “The hero was the private soldier who went into the dirt and mud, slept in trenches with rats running over him. He was' the hero above any of the generals you might name.’ SIX NAMED TO TAX BODY. A committee of six prominent busi- ness men and District officials was appointed by the Commissioners yes- terday to represent Washington at the national conference on taxation in Philadelphia, November 15. D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 19 2 6. The committee was appointed at the request of Gifford Pinchot, Gov- ernor of Pennsylvania. It is composed Sdward F. Colladay, Willlam L. Newbold Noyes, Daniel J. Don. lliam P. Richards and Fred- vet been decided. the imperial wizard now in Chicago, pre- | ng on the spot the ef- | he Roman press that as made conquest of stants' answer to— igainst—the flaunting of s affronts will be ex- Clinton July 3 and 4. It to be a memorable occa- in_Paris, and Katherine Baker, an- other Red Cross nurse, who died in foreign service, were the honor quar- tet. Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, for her organizatlon genlus, was called worthy sumably fects of the Until hi headqua noune nent of the will be_ forthcomin rries out the proposal ional ‘response” to Congress, it will do the impe Tllinois Sta Kl nton, TiL., on Jul. bulletined in | and otherwise, ngress are be. but studiously, discussed auarters, both in Washing- n the eve. | ton and elsewhere. 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