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Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Deny RumOrs of
No Money to Pay
Demps y ] y.l}e Is
BY HENRY x. FAREtLL
U. P. stafE -5-e.go-l-.1


SHELBY, Mon , June l-.--alos
anything may pen in tAe mean
time but right l1w il is obvious
Jack Dempsey Nill have to be as
good as he ever was to beat Tommy
Gibbons when they meet here or
July 4, for the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world. In two days
of his early work Gibbons has look
Cd better than he ever has before,
Dempsey has cen working ana
laying off so ira gularly tha, odds
on him are co., y down sLpSl.G-
TALLY in this see on.
Shelby was considerably excited
today over rumo. tlat There wis uu
money in the baak to pay the -,,-
end installment OF 100000 due
Dempsey June 10.
1.-The money is in the bank and
if Dempsey wants it he can have
it Tomorrow, James johnson, ir.,
cashier of the First National Bank
said. "Not only that but the third
installment of 100000 also is ready
in good, hard, Molt@aa Gosh.
kakii IN Demand
Each incoming tram Is pouring
hundreds of strangers into Shelby
and the speed with which they get
into western attire is one of the
chief subjects of CONVERSATION. 1t
does not take the easterners long to
learn what alkali dust does to
glad rags anx the stores selling
army outfits are doing the biggest
business in town.
Several big tents were made ready
for business today but there were
few customers. The tents were fill
ed with hundreUz Of army cots and
one of the tent o r.rs c3n1Iled that
he expected to per cot per
night when the a comes.
These "hotels ..e .vertised on
bls signs as sc. ..- 5,ad show
r baths
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
500 Arrests In
State i'm 2 Yrs.
By Dry Agents
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, June l.. -
The past two years prohibition in
California have seen 1900 saloons
-atdei. with s0per cent of them put
et tus,ocss aad approximately
ag1a tel for violation
....... s.a-..a.B Iaw,
-.. -r..la t.m .t,ytyr .&nu,.
. .r.-.r .as laL.rH.l Na.louai
,.eas-s.encr Eyv A, Haynes.
Director Buttcr Informed Nation
III headquarters thar arrests during
1920 ,otMled 794; in 1921, L723; in
1922, 5.,01 and in four months CT
1928, 1,3SS. During the same period
liquor Withdrawals were: 1920, 2S0,
$50 gallons; 1921, 6O,f69 gallons;
1922, 1921 gallons, and four months
Of 1923, 15,4S7 gallons.
Director Rutter in his report call
ed attention TO the necessity for
ma.e boats with which to combat
..a runners, which. despite Strin-
gent Canadian regulations put in
-u.sa few months ago, continue to
sarsr 10 California thirsts by way
Of the ocean route.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
STATE OSTEOPATHS
WILL CONVENE AT
LONG BEACH SOON

The annual state convention of
the California Osteopathic Assoc
iation will be held at the Hotel Nirr
ginia, Long Beach, June It, Is and
Is.
Clinics will be conducted for the
l"aaE.f f the de'rgstas At the Col
x U--e9patHie Pevs!cjans and
-0 ~anr--+ +.rr With the
r rla.. J-0e
-.. .a. L-e.-u- educational
1ifa..e.- r.r.s of tie
States will address the con
tat.oa. Dr. 7. van H. Gsri.nc
rlUar'v Consulting Neurologist Of
-4e Srill-HiIdr.th San.'ar.nm Of Ma
cen, Missouri, has accepted the pies
ideney Of the college of Ostcopath.
10 Physicians and Surgeons, and
will be in charge of the clinics.
1t is expected that the local ostco.
paths will attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
50 ARE KILLED in
WEEKEND CRASHES
BY United Press Leased Wire

Thirty persons were killed and
12O injured in weekend automobile
accidents according to a canvas by
the United Press. 3.
Seven persons were killed in New
York City and - injured.
Cleveland and Chicago each. re-
ported three killed.
Two were killed at each Of the
following cities: Detroit, lndianap-
oils, Chargrin Falls, Ohio; Green
vile, Mass; and Royalton, VI.
Twelve persons were injured in
accidents at San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Central Pacific
S. P. Case to Go
to Court Again
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, june T. The
Southern Pacific Central Pacific
case will again go to the supreme
court, department of justice off
cials indicated today.
The government will appeal the
decision of the circuit court of ap-
peals at St. Paul, holding that the
interstate commerce commission S
order permitting the two roads to
remain united is valid despite the
supreme court mandate directing
he roads 10 dissolve as constitut
ing a combination suppressing com
1e ition, officials said.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Priest Indicted
on Charges of
Liquor Forgery
By United Press Leased Wire

DENVER. Colo, June l2.-Father
Walter \. Grace, indicted yesterday
with two others by the federal grand
jury on charges of forgery, was re-
leased on bond and is to be tried in
the fall.
Father Grace is charged with
forging the name Of the mother
superior of the Mullen Home for the
Aged to a whiskey application. The
indictment returned will not change
his status as a priest of the Catholic
church the Rev. j. Henry Then,
bishop of the Colorado diocese said.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Borah Says Big
1924 Issue Is
Prohibition

OMAHA, Neb., June 1o.-Prehi-
bition will be the big issue in the
1924 campaign :. the democrats
nominate "wet" candidate, Sen
ator Borah of Idaho declared here
today.
Borah, who stopped off here en-
route to his home in Idaho, said
Governor Smiths action in signing
the prohibition repeal bill had again
brought the liquor question. to the
front in national political circles.
Rorah, declared he was not q
candidate for president, either on
an old party or new party ticket.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Six L. A. County
Forest Fires Are
Under Control
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. june l2.-After
IN III night battle with the flames
foresters reported this morning tha.
the six forest fires in the northern
Parr of Los Angeles county which
have been raging since Yesterday
afteinoc, have been brought under
control. Several arrests of campers
and motorists, accused of starting
the fires, have been made, County
Forester Flintham announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
ITALIAN COUNT IS
ARRESTED IN N. Y
By United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, June r. The
luxurious European tour of Angelo
Quardria, asserted bogus "Italian
count with his second wife, Mrs
Leah Gardener, wealthy widow,
was cut short in New York by au-
thorities who arrested him on com
plaint brought here by his first
wife, Mrs. Elnora Bruce Quadria.
She asserts she married him in New
Orleans in 1920 and alleges his sec
ond marriage and adoption of
the Italian title occurred simultan.
eously in Los Angeles on May 27,
this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
KILL 40 CALVES
TO STUDY EYES

LOS ANGELES, CAL. June r.
Forty calves were killed so that
their eyes could be studied by the
200 Southern California optometrists
il session here today The calf's
eye is said to be more similar to the
human eye than that of any other
animal
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
JUDGE TELLS CHURCH
WRANGLERS TO USE BIBLE
By United Press Leased Wire

Dy United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, June 12.-Quot
ing the Golden Rule Judge Carlos
Hardy sent members of the Church
of Christ of Long Beach, who had
brought n church controversy into
court, back to work out their prob
lem along the lines of that Biblical
precept.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
SAUGUS RANCHERS
ALL "RILED" UP
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June 12-Farm-
ers in the vicinity of Saugus, are up
in arms against speeding motorists
who collide with their horse drawn
vehicles. In letter here today one
raDcher warned, that he would send
n bullet through the rear tires of
the next machine that crashed with
one of his wagons.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Baseball Standings
American League

American League
" L. Pct.
t..e".. ......--.. ....--.............-. -
Boston ........... I'll. - .al5.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12

r ruoluced that the South.
r-, Cotton Company, a subsidiary
cf fine Goodyear Tire and Rubber
company, has transferred it, hold.
lags TO the Butual Cotton and Oil
company of Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Sarazen, u. S. Golf
King, Los es Out
In Britis h NJ eet

TROON, June 19.-Gene sarazen,
American open golf champion, fail
ed to qualify today for the British
open golf championship which starts
Thursday. S-m Barnes was another
of the American team vino failed
to get into the ranks ofthe eighty
who viii compete for the coveted
title now held by Walter Hagen.
Hagen, coming back today after a
Disastrous & s.5gt yesterday, got III
y e 1,--e. Ha.-zen and
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
MORTALITY RATE
HIGHER IN 1922

WASHINGTON, June 12. - The
Department Of Commerce Snnounces
that provisional figures compiled
by the Bureau of the Census for
1922 show slightly higher mortali-
ty rates than for 1921. For the 35
states shown for both years, the
1922 mortality rate was Ills
against rate of l1.6 for 1921, the
highest 1922 rate being l4.7 for
Maine and the lowest 81 for Ida
no.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
At Chicago

Boston 0 90 3 400 4 II Is 3
Chgo. i 0 0 X u 10 >
Batteries: B0stou-Miller, Ben
ton, Genewich and O'Neill; Chicago
-Cheeves, Dumovich, Kline, Fussell
and O'Farrell.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
At NOW LOrk

= II t.
Cleve. % 0.G-op-48 e.- %
\. Y. B 90 OOI9U o q
Batteries: Cicvelaud-Ullc and
O'Neill; New York-Shawkey and
Hoffman.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
At Philadelphia

Detroit 0 1OOO2 900 ) 8 ,
Phila. o 0 0 0 4O3 : IL 3
Batteries: Detroit-Pinette and
Bassler; Phila4-lIAia-Hariis, Has
ty and Perkl44
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
At St. Louis

Bklyn. 0 90 0O02 e..
ST l.. . , 0 900 D. ..
Batteries: BGooklyn-Grimes and
Taylor; st. Lou-s-Ihirdel and Gle
mons.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
DROPS 100000
SUIT AGAINST
BIG MOVIE STAR

Los Angeles, June 12-The 200,
600 damage suit of Dorothy Clark
against Herbert Rawlinson, allee.
ing that he had attacked her three
years ago in New York City when
she was 16 years old, was dismissed
by Judge Perry Wood today.
1t is reported that the suit had
been settled out of court.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Former Half Back
Released on Bail
By United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, June l2-Ray.
burn Doughty, former Stanford half
back, who appeared before United
States Commissioner Hayden late
Yesterday 10 answer rhargos of rails
.. --,...lr 7yill be
.H .-.r, ae-erd
.. ...ms E. '..-.r chief of
th. department " --s. secret sn.
Commissioner Hayden bound
Doughty over to the federal grand
jury and placed him in custody Of
L. 5. Marshal Holopan until Dough
~ S father, who was in San Fran
cisco yesterday could return to his
home in Southern California and ar
rapge the necessary bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12

The road between Westminster
Avenue Road between Anaheim and
and Garden Grove and the Lincoln
Los Alamitos were opened to traf-
fic in time to bring visitors to the
Valencia Orange show.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Amer 1-l League
e-- 81

q -o----
Chgo. ..010o0 0.y.a u.
Boston 0 q / q U.yA .. !
Batteries: Icago--I a9e-, -a 4--
ston and Gra- Ii; bcsty4-L L..-----e
and Devormer.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Flashes on the
Wire From L. "A.
sy United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, June 12.--Non-
stop airplane taxi service to Shelby,
Montana for the benefit of Demp-
sey-Gibbons fight fans, being plan
ned by Frederick Tomick, local avi-
ator.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
National League
At Pittsburgh

At FlGts burgh
r H Z
\. y. .o0lo0 o010 10 0
Pitts. , COL 000x 10 l
Batteries: New York -HNehf,
Jonnard and Snyder; Pittsburgh
Cooper and Schmidt, Gooch.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
At Washington

Il Ii l.
ST. J.. ! Oo11OO ; 4 L
Wash. % 0 0 g 0 90 t. ! o
Batteries: S Loais--Dauforth
and SEVERED; Wa-a.uet ea-7joAnson
and Ruel.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12
Ate 3nciupati

Philadelphia Cnlcinntai - Post
poned, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-12

Love thy neighbor, but be not too
friendly with his garden tools.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
SHOW CHARACTER OF METAL
Sparks Enable Expert to Make sure
Determination of SteePs Hard
, ness and Quality.

A simple method Of approximate an
alyzation of metal has been introduced
In France recently, based upon the
sparks emitted when the steel Is
pressed upon grindstone.
Each kind Of steel gives Its own
characteristic shower of sparks, from
which practiced eye can judge OF It's
hardness and quality. There are three
principal forms Of sparks. In the first,
the incandescent particle makes very
fine luminous threads. In the second
the shower Is decorated with Few ex-
pIosions Of tiny SHELLS" In the third
the shower Is made up of these little
explosions. In addition to these FORMS
the expert classifies the sparks by their
color, red, yellow or white In a great
variety Of shades. The grinding Is, OF
| course, done In dark room.
A piece of steel containing a little
carbon makes straight yellow lines; ns
the content of carbon increases explos'
i've sparks appear and become more
numerous the more carbon there Is
and the straight rays diminish In size
:. and number. Steels with a high car
bon content give short shower o.
sparks, explosions taking place neal
the extremity and .a.l dazzling whlte.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
IDEA FOR FUEL CONSERVATION
New Jersey Man Has Evolved Scheme
Which II VIII Be Admitted Has
Many Good Points.

ApprehensIon of coal shortage. to-
rethcr with the upward trend In fuei
prices, has caused the wise suburban.
ite actively to consider ways ana
means Of providing for his comfort
and warmth during the winter.
one enterprising Jerseyite has par
TALLY met the situation by capitaliz-
ing on his open fireplaces In his
Hackensack home In rather mover
,,apner y aable Nif,
n log fire and aIs > of the op.h-
ion that 1t did not give off sufficient
heat, Mr.. Suburbanlte purchased
small stove, which he set In the open
fireplace, the pipe being extended up
the chimney.
The stove burns wood or pea coal
OF which there is no shortage, ano
radiates considerable heat, not only
within the room, but in the adjoining
rooms. With the furnace operating
on curtailed supply of fuel, the hre'
place stove permits the registers III
that portion Of the house to be turned
off. shunting whatever heat might DC
produced to other sections OF the
house.
The stove also serves practlca
purpose, its fiat top permitting th'
boiling Of water, preparation OF toas
or other light housekeeping prac
tices.
Other features in favor OF the IN
novation are the fact that 1t Is out O
the way and takes up no additiona
space; and, unlike log fire In al
open fireplace, gives off no sparks no
smoke and consequently meets Wit
the approval Of the housewife.-Ne'
York Sun.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
THE L'ANsE SENTINEL. LANsE. MICH.

uTirize IL, IA q quarantine sense; ~ q
gigantic filter for the removal OF dis
ease from the circulation Of maritime
commerce. thus inhibiting the spread
of disease. according to report OF
the Panama canal health department.
The periodic fumigation OF ships.
the instruction Of owners, agents ana
officers of ships as to the necessity
for adequately safeguarding vessels.
the vaccination Of crews, and passen-
gers and the Investigation Of disease
outbreaks on board arriving ships
combine to this end as well as to the
protection Of the Canal Zone and the
vessels using eanal. ports apd water
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04

SIUerian ernfine WRAP. bs-ye many
years, II the present rate OF slaughter
continues, many Of our most interest
ing animals will be practically ex-
tinct: even now TIM trapper Is forced
farther afleld, and skins once unmar
ketab!e are being used to supply the
deflciency.-Scientif American.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
Undertaken Gets His First.

Under Kansas law. Ia the final set
Element of case In probate court, II
there Is not enough money to go
round the undertaken Is the only one
who is paid in full. The doctor. the
printcr and even the judge himself,
must probate the remainder. Every
hody except the undertaken must lose
some or all of his bill. The dead must
he buried Golfers Weekly.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04

'Bteely conta.l-ng 10 per ceSI Iuns-
stem give only few dark red rays.
Manganese. >steels give white sparks
with explosions at the end and some
times In the middle. Chrome-tungsten
steel gives bright red and dark red rays
alternating with the white.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04

ing attention. -ria.hcccssisy rsr sde-
ouatsly rat-guarding ships has pro-
ducsd results Of widespread benent ;
certainly the requirement Of periodic
funjgating has reduced greatly the
occurrence Of rodents on ships. many
OF which formerly teemed with rats
but now contain very few.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
Endanoers sur Animals.

According to DIR. William j. Horn
aday 1t takes 80 skins to make inc
average mink wrap, 200 for squirrei
eoot ana go for black mole coat,
90 skins may go t' the making OF a
striped skunk jaclet,- and 300 TO a
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04

ways. .-Eor cs.zmpss:, an outDreak OF
uild smallpox on one vessel was ham
lied without secondary cases or
spread TO other ships Of the feet. and
cerebrospinal meningitis on another
steamship was also successfully con-
trolled.
It u believed that the order direct
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-05-04
STOPS SPREAD OF DISEASE
How the Panama Canal Has Been
Turned to Good Account a.
a "HsaIth Filter"

The geographical position OF the
Papama. canal makes 1t possible TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-02
new ENGLAND RAIL
COMBINE PROPOSED
Governors Would Call Special Ses'
sions to Deal With Two
Systems.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
POLAND SPRINGS. Me. July .
Rehabilitation of the Boston and
Maine and New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroads, possibly as a pre-
Iiminary step to consolidation of New
England systems, was recommended
by the joint New England railroad
committee to the governors of New
England states. assembled here yes
terday.
Consolidation with outside trunk
lines was not favored. New England
would like to wear it's own breaches"
said the report. I'VE submit that 1t
should be allowed to do so unless a
clear case can be made out why one
leg should be handed over to the
Pennsylvania railroad or to the Balti-
more and Ohio or TO the New York
Central"
The report suggests that commit
tees be appointed by the several
states TO act jointly in formulating a
detailed program and ii such Joint
committee receives from the stock
holders and bondho .ders of the New
Haven and the Boston and Maine rea5
sonable assurance of cooperation. a
special session of the legislature of
each New England state should be
called to meet in October to deal
with the rehabilitation of these two
railroad systems.
For the New Haven the committee
recommended a voluntary reorganiza-
ton without recourse to receivershlp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-02
TRIBUTE TO ROOSEVELT
PLAN. OF ROUGH RIDERS
In Connection With Memorial As
ISOLATION, Will Erect Monument
in Santiago de Cuba.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The Rough
Riders Association and the Roose-
welt Memorial Association, in COM
memorating yesterday the battle of
San Juan Hill, fought July l. 1898.
announced that d monument OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt would be erected In
the city of Santiago de Cuba a
memorial to the great Americans"
part in Cuba's fight for freedom.
The monument. which is being mod
eled by James Irle Fraser, whose
statue of Alexander Hamilton re-
Gently was unveiled on the steps of
the Treasury Department in Wash
ington b. President Harding. will
take the form of an over life-size
bust OF Col. Roosevelt as Rough
Rider and will be set on a granite
pedestal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-02
Palm Beach
TWO=TrOuSers
Suits, $18.75

Tailored beautifully. Pat
terns-a. raft of them. Re-
member, that second pair of
trousers a dds practically
double wear. And they are
only $l8.75. Act quick, only
one more day before the
Fourth"
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-02
YOUTH WHO FLED DANCE
is FOUND DEAD IN RIVER
Ellis Crymble Said to Have Been
Trying to Escape From
Deputy Sheriff.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRISTOL, Va.-Tenn.. July 1.-THE
body OF Ellis Crymble, aged twenty
two years, who disappeared at q
dance at Island Park, near Bluff City.
Saturday night, was taken from the
Holston river near the dance pavilion.
1t is thought that young Crymble
drowned when he attempted to swim
the river TO escape from a deputy
claimed that the officer fired a pistol
several times in the air in trying to
halt young crymble and two other
young men who are said to have had
whisky. When the pistol was fired
Crymble ran and jumped into the
river An instant later youth in'a
canoe heard some one call for help.
Rowing to that place. the canoeist
was unable to find any one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-02
Needs

Here are scores of little
things that will help to sim
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more enjoyable. Read:
Acme" Ice Cream Freezers,
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1-pint Vacuum Bottles, alum
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Two-quart Aluminium Pitch
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Splint Baskets, with double
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Serving Trays, mahogany fin
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Water Pals, aluminium, s-qt.
size, Csc.
Spoons. tea, table or dessert
sizes, aluminium, SC each.
Nickeled-silver Knives and
Forks. 6 for soc.
Auto Vacuum Ice Cream
Freezers, in ], 2 and 4 quart
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Nursery Refrigerators, small
family size, $3.50.
Sterno Cooking Outfits, CON-
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lH-quart Gray Enameled COT
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18-piece Luncheon Sets.
American porcelain, plain
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Lemon Reamers, colonial
glass, SC.
Water Tunbiers. colonial
glass. panel style. Special, 49c
dozen.
Water Pitchers. colonial
glass, 2-quart capacity, 4oc.
Luncheon Plates, American
porcelain, bluebird decoration,
98c a dozen.
Glass Water Bottles, 3-pint
capacity, Csc.
Palais RoyaI-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-02
BISHOP SAILS FOR EUROPE.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 2.-Bishop
Joseph Schrembs of the Catholic
Diocese of Cleveland left for New
York, whence he will sail tomorrow
on the steamship Aquitania for d two
month vacation in Europe.
He is accompanied by Msgr. Mich
olas Pfeil of Cleveland. and Rev
Ferdinand Schneider of Akron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-02
EVANS CLAIMS KHAN
OPPOSES WORLD COURT
Says Order Has 100000 Members
Voting in Harding's
Home State.
BY the Associated Press.

FORT WORTH, Tex. July O.
Declaration that the Ku Klux Khan
is strongly against President Hard
ings plan for a world court or any
other form of alliance with foreign
nations was made by Imperial Wizard
II. w. Evans here.
In Ohio, the Presidents home state.
more than three hundred thousand
vo+ers are mempers of the Ku Klux
Khan, DR.. Evans said. He asserted
the total membership of the organ
iZation had cached more than a mill
lion, and there were more kiansmen
north of the Mason and Dixon line
than in the south.
Asked whether the Khan as whole
would indorse publicly any single
man for the presidency, DR.. Evans
replied il would not.
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