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The northwestern bulletin., 1922-10-07
ANOTHER XII KLUX
KLAN ORGANIZES TO
OPERATE IN THEU.S.
National Ku Klux Klan" Head.
ed by Atlanta Lawyer. In
corporated in Delaware.
PLAN NATIONWIDE
MEMBERSHIP COMPAIGN
Several Features of Original
Klan to be Discarded
Foreign Born Admitted.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 6,-Imperial of
ficers of the Ku Klux Klan today ad-
mitted they were preparing to combat
stiff competition in the very near fu-
ture.
This statement was made after in
corporation of the E.val National Ku
Klux Klan," with headquarters in
Delaware, but authorized to arganize
anywhere in the United States, was
announced here by w. S. Coburn, an
Atlanta lawyer. former Grand Goblin
of the Klan.
Discard Masks.
1--WE are going to discard the mask
and other un-American features Of
the old Klan," said Coburn, "and we
expect to place high-class Americans
at the head of the new order. We
are assured of winning over a great
portion of the personnel Of the old
order, and from the way things look
at the outset there will be only one
Ku Klux Kan in the country in a
short time" - ..ss .-..-, ...ss.,.-s =.
The Western and Eastern States
will line up solidly with the new ord
er and heavy inroads will be made
on the present klans membership in
the South, Coburn declared. Contin-
uing, he said:
"The mask is menace, and is one
of the causes of the downfall of Col.
Simmons Empire. The conditions
that have existed in the imperial pal
ace during the Clarke-Tyler admins
tration, and the lawless outbreaks IN
various parts of the country, accom-
plished the rest toward making it
possible to set up a new organization
that will become powerful with great
rapidlity."
Foreign Born Admitted.
Coburn said foreignborn persons
would be admitted after naturaliza-
ton, and that fees and assessments
would be somewhat lower than the
scale put into effect by Imperial Wi
zard Simmons and Imra~i"' Kleagle
Edward Young Clarke.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-10-07
Returns To City
After Month's
Stay IN Chicago


Ernest Starks. local business
man, after demonstrating for
month to the officials of the
Liberty Life Insurance Co., at
Chicago, that a st. Paul man
could sell life insurance in Chi
cago, returned to the city last
Sunday morning.
According to Starks, the ex-
perience was a success from ev-
cry angle. He expects the COM
pany to be admitted to. do bus
mess in the state of Minnesota
in the near future.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Engram. $50
Rice St.. were host and hostess at an
elaborate birthday dinner at their
residence September 22nd. Those
present were: Rev. H. L. p. Jones.
Rev. Mcdonald Of Omaha. Neb.. Rev.
n. 8. Simmons. Rev. and Mrs. l..
w. Harris and Mrs.. Cora Love. Covers
were laid for eight.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Pickett, 725
sherburne ave-. were pleasantly sur
prised by a group of friends last
Tuesday evening at their home. A
dainty luncheon was served and dam
cling was the feature Of the evening.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-10-07

The Handicraft Art Club held their
FIRST meeting Of the season at the
home Of Mrs. Henrietta Coins. 40
Carroll Ave.
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
Besides q Slender Figure
You Obtain These
Other Benefits.

GOOD HEALTH. This natu-
raj method has prevented,
lessened or banished many
diseases caused by Obesity.
such as Palpitation, Short.
ness of Breath. Neuritis. In
digestion. Constipation, High
Blood Pressure, Muscular
Rheumatism. Gout. Diabetes,
Insomnia, etc.
BETTER LOOKS. The eyes
become brighter. Puffiness,
extra chin. lines and folds
vanish. the skin clears and
pimples disappear. You look
younger by many years.
HAPPINESS. This method
brings a new vivacity and
high spirits because II brings
superb health, Nervousness
and melancholy are over
come also when perfect
health arrives.
POPULARITY. The slender,
graceful. lively. spirited per.
son Is In demand at the
dance, the party or the out.
ing.
STYLE. when you have At.
tained your normal. ideal
figure you can look splendid
in the most youthful, color.
full. fluffy or bouffant styles. 4
Your new form brings you
added social triumphs.
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

this vital " law of food" had always baffled them.
1t remained for Eugene Christian. the wordfamous
food specialist to discover the SAFE certain and
easily followed method of reganing normal health.
full weight He discovered that certain foods, when
eaten together take of weight instead of adding to
it, Certain combinations cause fat, others consume
fat For instance, if you eat certain foods at the
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
Secure New Vigor Also.

In addition to normal weight and a more youthful
figure, you other great benefits. For
this natural method also builds your health and
gives you renewed vitality and energy. You obtain
clearer complexion, a brighter eye and a more
elastic step. Many write that they have been
founded at losing wrinkles which they had supposed
could not be effaced. AS the superAuous flesh van
shes the years seem to drop off also. Your nerves
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

<<Y WEIGHED 240 pounds. had tried all kinds
of anti.fat cures without In fact,
even gained or pounds some of them.
I thought there was no way ont of my stout condi-
ton, my indigestion my nervousness and sleepless
ness.
Then one Sunday I your advertisement.
1t sounded so good that sent for the books
'The very first week lost 10 pounds and kept
reducing steadily. I lost "A pounds and ap still
reducing My friends say that l already look 10
years younger.
"When I was stout could not walk upstairs
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
Free Trial-Send No
Money.

Eugene Christian has incorporated
his remarkable secret of weight con.
troll into IL easy-to-follow lessons
called Weight Control-The Basis of
Health. Lessons one and two show
you how to reduce slowly; the others
show how to reduce more rapidly.
To make it possible for every one to
profit by his discovery. he offers to
send the complete course on free trial
to any one sending in the coupon.
If you act quickly you can take ad.
vantage of a special reduced price
offer that is being made for short
time only. All you need do is to
mail the coupon--or write a letter or
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

ments. But if you not thoroughly pleased after
q Today test of this method you may return the
course and your money will be refunded instantly.
M more Convenient you may remit Nth the coupon,
but this IS not nscessdry)
So you run no risk whatever. Either you ex.
perience in 10 days such wonderful reduction in
weight and such wonderful gain in health that
you wish to continue this simple, easy, delightful
method or else you return the course and your
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

are improved and your sleep.is more
refreshing. You rcg1n youthful
vigor and spirits as well as a youth.
full form.
AS one graceful woman says: "1t
is like being invited to step into an
entirely new body, marvelously like
what the old one was years and
years ago. A body of graceful lines,
fairly tingling with health; body
that seems capable Of any degree of
physical exertion.'
And you obtain all this without
any discomforts or self-denial. You
make no change in your daily rou.
tine. You continue to do the things
you like and to eat the food you en-
joy. In fact, far from giving up the
pleasures of the table, you may even
increase them.
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
Loses 22 Pounds in ID DAYS.

The rate at which you lose your surplus flesh is
absolutely under your own control. If you do not
wish to lose flesh rapidly as pound q day or
ten pounds a week, you can regulate this natural
law so that your loss Of flesh will be gradual
By reducing more slowly you avoid any necessity
for sudden changes of clothing You can make
slight and inexpensive alterations in your garments
you steadily attain slender, graceful figure.
Mr.. Ben Naddle, New York business man
% pounds above normal weight. He decided to
rid himself of this rapidly possible
and he accomplished this in only two weeks. His
letter follows: Il reduced from ITS pounds to 153
pounds (his normal weight) in two weeks. Be-
fore started l fabby and sick; had stomach
trouble all the time l feel wonderful now.'
(Sigmed) Ben Ndddle,
IO2 Fulton Street,
New York City
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

u ~ y 1.,s Y,.S ffSr she made sending for your
49,. 80 80 49, sss of che new book realized
wsoss Is, ns"a ws.es seSa iss pounds, that never
the right way followed your instructions and today
weigh only $50 pounds loss Of 80 pounds. feel
better than have IN many years. People have not
seen for some time hardly recognize look younger
than have in 10 years. feel greatly indebted TO you
for your wonderful and pleasant discovery"
(SigneD Miss Laura Morse.
271 W. 10th Street. "
... New York City.
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

postcard if you prefer-without sending a penny
and the course will be sent you at once, IN PLAIN
WRAPPER.
When it arrives pay the postman the special price
of only $l97 (plus the few cents postage) and the
course is yours The regular price Of the course is
$780, but $97 is all you have to pay while this spe
cial offer is in existence There are no further pay
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
The Secret Explained.

Scientists have always realized
that there was some natural law on
which the whole system Of weight
control was based. But to discover
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

same meal they are converted into excess fat. But
eat.these foods at different times and they will
be converted into blood and muscle. Then the ex.
fat you already have is used up. There is moth
ing complicated and nothing hard to understand 1t
is simply matter of learning how to combine your
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

without feeling faint But / RUN up
stairs. Formerly felt If l were suffocating if
walked fast for blocks But now I can walk
mile just as fast l go and without the least
sign of suffocation.
II never felt better in my life. There is not
even sign of indigestion sleep like rock.
And have fine complexion now, whereas before I
was always bothered with pimples.
II have reduced my bust 713 inches, my waist
inches and my hips IL inches. l even wear smaller
shoes They were skies, now they are fves "
(Signed) Mrs. Mary Denneny,
50 West 9th Street,
Bayonne, N. J.
Mrs. Denneny's experience is but of many
similar ones. Within the last few months
100000 and women have been shown how to
reduce to normal weight and secure the slender,
supple figures of youth by this pleasant method.
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

food properly; and tins IS easily done.
This method even permits you to
eat many delicious foods which you
may now be denying yourself. For
you can arrange your meals so that
these delicacies will no longer be fat.
tening.
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
Feels and Looks Like New Woman

Amazing Discovery Enables Mrs. Denneny to Lose 10
Pounds the Very First Week. She Has Lost IA Pounds
Already and Is Still Reducing. No Drugs Starving,
Exercise, Rolling, Painful Sef-Denials Discomforts.
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
4, How Would You Like to
Reduce to, Your Ideal Figure?
vs. - &-'. Loses 80 Pounds;
4: Looks 10 Years

Younger.
81 weighed $50
pounds. I was
continually sick
and l would have
to rest after
walking q single
block.
AS | had tried
M q ny so-called
/. fat.reducing rem.
edies In vain 1
thought 1t i'm.
possible ever TO
be OF normal
weight, But after
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
(Signed) Mrs. Hazel Vermilya.
Stage Beauty and Artists Mode
Loses a Pound Day

-, >. "In just three weeks I re-
duced 20 pounds--just what
j.. wanted to--through your
wonderful way to reduce,
And without one bit of dis.
comfort. I think it is per,
, fectly remarkable. - 3
lSigned). Kathleen Mullane.
a..s: p. ~. NeW York,
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
Doctors Wife Reduces 40 Pounds

my weight was
I6S pounds. Ny
blood was bad: my
heart weak: and
+ constantly had
stomach and sick
headaches. Then
/ tried your new
discovery. I am
now in perfect
health I had be-
gun to get
wrinkles when I
was fat but my
flesh is now firm
and free from .
single =. wrinkle.
and I weigh onl,
Weight"
The Washington times., 1922-07-09

kles when ! MRS. VERuTLYiI MRS YERMILYA
fat but my bs,ore "a, forad ott,r she applied
is now firm a., aho., ths nepi ~, re,e dt.coyerv
free from . di.cor.r, IN h,r,,lt - =.
~ wrinkle. - r.. I
I weigh only 12S pounds, which Is my normal
ht." U.s. .,.t .e T.
.- (Signed) Mrs. Hazel Vermityd.
FRS. yermilya is the wife Of DR. J. c. vermiiya OF
nington Ind This method has been enthusiastic
endorsed by physicians who have used It In their
households and who recommend 1t to their stout
nts. >.'"f '.- 'a. =. - .'... ., s." sssaa ,rE
The Washington times., 1922-07-09
Complete Cost1 1@
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- w. 18th ST., New York City.
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The Washington times., 1922-07-09
Loses 28 Pounds in 80 Days

II found your
method delightful. In
just 30 days I lost %
pounds, (S pounds the
first week). Ny general
health has also been
greatly benefited. 4"
(Signed)
+. A.. Kettei, B
225 W. s9tk ST.
I. I. NeV York CITY.
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
GORGEOUS GIFTS FOR
PRINCESS WEDDING
Presents of Regal Magni6cence
Showered Upon Princess
Mary and Fiance
ol;y Associated Press)

London. Feb. 25-Gifts of regal
maeniiiccncc have been Showcrcd
upon Princess Mary and Niscount
LaScellcs in anticipation OF their
wedding. February Is. An estate
rope oil pearls, jewels. donations
OF money and score or more OF
other splendid presents. any one
II which would represent prince
Is dowry for bride of humber
station. are among the gifts
which bctokcn Il Worldwide wish
for the long life and happiness OF
the royal bride and her hancc.
The estate. magnificent coun-
try scat in Yorkshire. comprising
a fine old mansion. Goldsborough
Hall. and extensive grounds. was
presented by the bridcgroom's
parents. the Earl and Countess OF
LAKEWOOD. This will be the fu-
turc rural home of the ViScount
and his bride.
When in London they will re-
side al Chesterfield House. a min
iaturc palace in Park Lane which
for some years has been the pro-
perty of the bridegroom. 1t was
placed AT the disposal OF the Jap
aneSe Crown Prince during his
visit to England year ago.
The rope of pearls was Wis
count Lascelles' wedding present
to his betrothed.
Donations in money, most OF
them to be used in the purchase |
OF gifts of Princess Mary's own
selection. have come from Tie
city OF London. the Girl Guides. !
British residents of Paris. from
Danes and various other nationals !
living in the United Kingdom.
from various charitable organiza-
lions. army. navy, and air force
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25

state chorus To furnish programs
during the convention.
Under the plan in Use at each
OF the regular monthly meetings
Of the officers and departmental
heads OF the Clark County SUN
day School Association another
phase OF the work necessary TO
be done in order To care for Tive
convention will be- taken up and
the proper committees uancl 20
attend to that work In this way,
il IS believed sufficient attcnt ~
will be given to every detail Jf
what Is expected To be the larg-
est Sunday School convention
ever held i'm Kentucky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
PLANS FOR STATE
S. S. CONVENTION

Is AZ t3s@ i.5rd rr-s.l
ltiTttster. Feb. 25-Work on
preparations tor the entertain
mcnt here during lhc first week
Of next October Of the State
Sunday School convention al
ready Ina, been begun and under
the plan to used in The perfect ny
OF arrangement, for thc conyen-
tion each month will see addi-
tioual plans made and those al
ready formulated put into effect.
Two committees. one on public
ity and one ON music. already
have been named and have be-
gun on the tasks assigned TO
their respective members.
The committee on music has
an especially arduouS task ahead
M the matter Of organizing
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
Entertained Friends

Miss Fannie Reeves entertain
cd a number Of friends Thursday
evening at her home in the East
ern part OF the city. Her guests
included Misses Helen and Hazel
Turner. Katherine Reeves. Ada
and Mary Mccarthy. Grace Dur
bin, Messr5. Rar. Herbert. Har-
" and George Durbin. Dewey
Ward, Joe Sandlin Reeves. Ever
cit Grubb>, Walter Reeves. Ted
Lamb, Robert Scarf and Edgar
Caldwell. Games were cnjoyed
during the hours after which de-
lightful refreshments were serv-
ed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25

AIRS. Richard Dunn and son
have returned from "a visit L.
Mrs. Ed Scrivucr Ia Bcrca
Mis-, Mamie Miller Nout~.
who aided in entertaining the
Legislators ON TUESDAY. was pre-
scented with bouquet ot roscN
ON behalf of the legislators 10y
Emery l.. Frazier. Miss Frances
Marsh presented To the senate
resolution, adopted by the stu
dent body urging larger appr"-
priations Tor the university
Lexington Herald.
The Winchester sun SAY, Mrs.
/. \. Logan. of Louisville. las
concluiod : visit to her sister.
Mrs. Mary Belts. in Manchester.
Nils, Besfie Shcarcr Is tie
guest of Nrs. Joicy Burgiu in
Winchester.
l'rni. -. l.. Donovan Is iu Chi
cage this week un br~ ness.
Mrs. Hugh Colvcr Wagcrs. 81
Cincinnati. +, spending "A few
days with licr latllcr. Mr. WI
liam Holtus. who has been qrtc
III this week.
Mrs. K. +. Buncini has return
cd To her home in Kansas City.
Missouri. after a months stay
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Million. ON West Main street.
Airs. Anna Wallace was IN
Frankfort Thursday to see he
son. Andrew Conroy Wallace.
who is serving as page IN the
senate.
MIR. a-d Mrs. NJ f. Enright
few friends Friday
evening it being their 3Oth we'd
ding anniversary. .
Mr.. i. +, Fish. OF Bcrea, was
I business visitor here the first
IF the week
Mrs. W. Jack Wagcrs is iii
With grip, her many friends will
,e sorry to know.
Miss Mary McrShon has re-
turned FROM visit to Lexing
on.
Mrs. William Lcdford invited
few friends to an informal
Inner in honor OF her mother. ,
Hrs. Susan McGuire. who has
ust passed her Goth birthday.
Miss Margaret Cook. OF Dan
lille, who is very popular here
where she frequently visits Miss
Kellogg. led the grand march in
he Junior Prom at Yale Feb.
9TH, with Mr.. John Cooper, OF
who is president OF
he Junior class at Yale. a
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25

units with which the Princes,
icamc in contact during her many
wartime activities and one ire
mendous fund which represents
the good will of "the Mary ut
the British Empire"
; Intimate friends f Princess
Mary have sent rare bit, oi fur
niture. Members OF the royal
family have given an historic
clock of the Stuart period. The
Kings Watermen gave a repro
duction in silver of the ancicu,
royal barge; the Friends of the
Poor a handsome fire screen I'm
Chippendale style; the citizens Co.
Liverpool a magnificent diamond
bracelet; citizens of Glasgow am
elaborate mahogany dressing ta-
bic fitted with finely cut cyrstal
requisites.
New South Wales sent goll.
loving cup set with Australian
stones; NiCturia'S contribution
was a writing table of Australian
wood inlaid with Australian oprl.
Melbourne. Australia. sent BLACK
opal frame; and I.dinburough Ii.
Mary Queen Of Scots brooch rich
~ jcwcled. Praiscly sent fine cN-
ample of its famous ShawlS.
The Society Of Women Artist,
has arranged for Mrs. Blai,cncy
Ward to paint a portrait OF Pm
cess Mary as gift from that or.
ganization The Clan MCDougal
sent Il replica Brooch OF Lorn"
an ornament that has ali ancient
history. Legend says it was
worn by Robert Bruce when the
Brothers MacDougal tried to
capture him after the battle at
Methvcn. \ struggle enSued. The
clasp gave way. SO the brooch re-
manned with the MacDougals. !
Princess Mary has expressed =
liking for an unique service OF
gold plate that formerly belong
ed to King George the First. IT..
is now in private hands. The ser
vice is said to be worth l0.0GO
pounds. The royal crown and
motto are in the center Of each 81
the. Is pieces, six of which are
forming one large
dish when placed togeth-
cr. The service was made BY 4
refugee in liza. One |
Of the many funds subscribed |
throughout the Empire for the
purchase of presents selected b,
the couple will be used in procur-
ing this magnificent service.
Viscount Lascelles has received
from the Doncaster Race Com
nittee FIVE silver statuettes rep
-esenting types of the British
Guardsmen in full
lress uniforms of periods from
600 to 1914. The Viscount served
With distinction in the Grenadier
Guards during the late war. As
le is also an Etonian. Eton school
,oys are making up a purse for
he purchase of present. !
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
A Card of Thanks

wish to thank the many
friends for their assistance dur
ing the FIRE at my tailor shop.
Anyone having had clothes in
my shop Will please call for same
at my residence. Harvey C..
Gentry. l1OS East Irvine street !;
Phone No. 600 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
Entertained Bridge Club

Mrs. K. {. BoggS entertained
her bridge club and few others
friends Thursday afternoon. Her
guests included Mcsdames Allen
Earring, 5. J. McGaughey, Doug
las Parrish, ]. p. Chenault, B..
II. LuXon. Charles a. Keith. ".
p. Willard, L. Ii. Davis. II. b.
Cosby, +. II. Gordon, Garnett
Million, Murison Dunn. Selbv
Virgins. Misses elizabeth Tu--
ley, Mary Louise Deatherape
and Elizabeth Wilnore. Mrs. C..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
PHONE = "a BEST
MEATS and GROCERIES
You get the Choicest
GILBERT RING0
SOCIAL GnG. PERSONAL
Derpis-Crouch

Miss Minnie Dennis. one at
the most popular girl, of tie
College Hill section. and Mr..
Tom Crouch. q contractor al IT.
v,nc. were married Thursday al
tcrnoou al the home OF DIR. f..
{. McDouglc iu the presence of
a few near relative, and friends.
\ltcr a few days stay in Lex
ington they will go to Irvine to
reside, where they will receive
the best wishes and cougratula-
lions of their friends.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25

Mrs. +. G. Corncli>on. Misses
Fannie Culton and Willie Tray
Tor were in Lexington Friday to
sec Mr.. Coruelison whom friends
will be glad to know continues
to improve.
Mrs. Zenia Cobb and Mrs. Al
lie Oldham left Friday for Il
months stay with Mrs. Roy
Newman in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Mrs. T. NJ. Wells and daughter
Miss Lou, were in Lexington for
the basketball game Friday ev-
cnin%.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. +. 1'uricy
were in Lancaster Wednesday
the guests OF Nj. and Mrs.
". Elmore.
Mrs. ". n. Ringo was called
to Ravcnna Friday night by the
illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Barnett, who is suffering
with flu.
Mrs. Hattie Mansfield is visit
ING relatives and friends in Car
isle.
Airs. Joel Park and Mrs. J. p
Smith spent Saturday in Lexing
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
MECHANICS use OUR FILES

The file plays an important part in the work Of the
lachins and because it is such an important article
in his toO equipment he is Particular about quality
The fact that SO many expert men come here for
their files good indication that our judgment pro-
curing quality tools is recognized and appreciated.
WhoiheT you are expert an amateur, you can be
Of getting the best when you buy your files from us
RICHMOND WEIGH Store
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25

Congress has been asked to in
vestigate the NoOdmen OF the
World. an insurance Organlza-
ton.