The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-11
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VIII attenas we conference, Cover;
nor y Y Morgan o. west viz
glnia mas peen .adVlsed by Miles
q. hlley ot Madison, WIS.,, secre-
tery OF me conference VINO was
IN charge OF me preparation OF the
progranme E1tteen OF the che:
eHeeuttSss VIII De accompanied ny
tnen wives
Governor Henry j. Allen OF
Kansaas who was In West Virginia
q few days ago to address a meet.
ing % coal operators and their
guests at Charleston, will return
for the conference at White Sui
phnr Springs. He will speak on
''Tnte Rn K16x Klan-The Problem
il Attacks and the Problems 1t
creates In his speech at Cher
leston Governor Allen merely
touched on the khan, referring 10
n as band Of "pillow.slip
knights Once again, however, hs
alluded TO the, khan when he declnr.
ed that we need a baptism Il
loyalty TO the law on the. part OF
ecttizenshipg viii be the subject
Of Governor John NJ. Parker OF
Louisiana who recently made a
trip to Washington to discuss WITH
President Harding tho activities
ithe Kti Klu Khan which he de-
clared was encroaching upon tLu
prerosatiyes Of the state. Governo.
r'srlker Is expected under the sub.
ject 81 tcitizenslitp' to devote his
addre principally to tho XII Klur
Kiap
4The Bndertow of Crime Waves"
VIII De the subject OF Governor
wilson g Harvey OF South Caro-.
Inn
These three speakers, each OF
whom Will deal with Inv and or.
der. are on the program for, satur.
day norning, Ifoweyeh It was SAD
today that Inst minute changes
may be made Ia dhe program
wheie6s some oftlSe governors
wouil SPEAK earlier and other Ia. or
than they were Originally assign.
Cd
When the conference opeus
Thutsday morning at 10 o'clocS
the visiting governors, their ~,
Res and guests will be welcome /
TO West Virginia by Governor Nor.
gun ON behalf Of the state. Cover.
nor Cary Al. Hariee Of, Florida
will respond. 81
Thursday morning, afternoon ans
evenings and Saturday morning viii
Be given DYER to addresses by the
governor and following each talk
there Will be a general tliscussiop
81 The subject.
Inspection Trio Planned
Friday the chisf executives and
their families and guests, will b.
taken on & special train to Becklev
and from Beckley thew will 20 20
the CaenfWhite mine on an inspec.
ton tfiI through n small portion
III one 81 West Virginia's coal
fields or. their return TO Beckley
they willsbe the guests Of the BecS.
Icy chamber Of commerce at lunct.
con The special train viii leave
Hockey at $50 O'Clock on the RAJ
turn to White sulphur Springs.
Friday evening there viii be a con
cert by a New York orchestra.
Governor; Samuel n. McKelyie of
Nebraska Is listed as ia first
speaker on,the program. after the
welcome Thursday His srbiecT
siii be .iLegislation and the Far.
mer n, Governor j. A. O. Preus OF
Minnesota viii discuss 'The 81
/ ,awrance Waterway o.
Frona New England Governor
James HARNESS Of Vermont viii
come Is discuss "The industrial
Code and Human Ethics. ana he
VIII bg.gfollowed by' a westerner.
Governor Thomas 3 campbell ST
Arizona. whose subject will be-
"Ccnseryation, and DEVELOPMENT Of