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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
ON a WILL

There should be both pruEr and
pleasure frun reading the wIu- In
another corumn~ Of the hate Helen W.
Fuller especially when we consider
the fnEue1cas which wens to the
making of ID. Under its pr0visfous
the beautiful old home Of the family
Is to be devoted To the welfare sf
girls and young women. who ara
among Augustas wage sarnerx ami
need place which may afford them
somewhat O. tine comforts and adj
vzntagas Ct q real home and wf1hTr
the means Of those henehrt1ng By u.
In 4 sense that house typf1ss the
Enre spacious homes in an earm<s
day of Augustus history. and which
had heeume associated with u family
OF pEo-inenee- There IN their de-
Ginning years lived three sisters kz@s
o. = family dEstfn guished In tho
making Of the city Of Augusta. and
public spirited in it's affairs Thers
they Eved Erodestly, and thouga
heErful In such ways AZ they came m
touch with the public. carefully ena-
ssderzts Of the fnkerftance IN thei,
/ possession and mindful Of uses te
which I'm tine future II might be put
It Is said by those. who knew
them that they exsnpltSed a tradi-
riunzI conviction Of New England
ers that one should make sacrifices
tf need be to hive Within ore's tn
ca-e- That was spirit which cun-
trThuted much TO the present genera
tiGnIs power TO accomplish by means
Of the zecurnulztions Of thoss WIN
/ went before
T1Is WILL we learn. g an express.
| sion Of the wishes of these three szs-
fers. put into effect By the last to 60
Helen W. Fuller Thinking Of These
things OF the spirit behind thoze be-
quests. there surely Will come &c
some Of us a clearer cnmpgehenstnr
of how the world may be made and
kept very desirable place in which
to live. and how those VITO have far
ed well may contribute somewhat ot
assistance In the community wheys
they have formed their ties and wfst
1 the needs Of which they have he
COME acquainted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Td rather bark and wag my old
tzfI-
For rnshhng grows staIs
When the weeds ara yugr h1Ms
wherever YOU ruam
Ger uounrafn and dale"
-Bress me, If the bunny boy isn't
asleep" SOFTLY murmured tina Yellow
Dog TRAMP, hooking DOWN In tia ItttLe
rabbits face. Maybe hes dreaming
Of holIypops and clover tops" and
leaning hack against the tree he sang
ths song all over again lust then
who SHOULD come trosrfng DOWN the
Shady Forest Trail but tae Old
BROWN Horse On seeing tina sleep
ing bunny EnF. he slowed up and tip
toad Away. when all OF sudden .
tiny ant erxwred over the little rah-
bits ncae and woke him up-
~Wais a nzfnuseE He's awake" the
Yellow Dog Tramp call to the old
hnrze who turned about and cructed
back
Goodness me, was I asfeepw asked
ths hunny boy. twinkltrg his pretty
rtnk Nose and rubhEng his eFes- !
wss dreaming ct InllyroFs and Juicy
g@ -drops-"
M OIL lily way To e14C A111S41@s
P1sEare," explained the Old Brown
Horse Come along" and on he
trutrsd, followed by the Yellow Dog
Tramp and the lItrIs rabbit
Where are you gcingr III OF .
sudden asked 4 voice. and there right
overhead on branch perched
Granimother Maggie. that u1lschiev-
Gus old bind often called ~Ofd Mother
Mischief by the little folks of the
Shady Forest and Sunny Meadow
Politely raising his hat as Lady Love
had tzusnt him To do when spoken To
hy ladies' In feather cg furry coats,
the little rabbit answered.
ITO the Pleasant Pasture and Buh-
bling brook.
Where the minrows swim II gubet
nook
And In the next story ycw shall heal
what haprene6 after th1--prcvt6ec 80
1 Gt course
You always try to be polite
And do the timing you know Is rtghs-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
BILL NYE ME- MORTAL FUND

The time u short before the me
mortal tablet to MzfneTs far-famed
huroris1. Edgar wflson Nys. VIII
be unveiled and dedicated II Fseech-
er. n. c. Maine people have been
requested to make = modest enntrt-
button Of $50 towards the fund
which d being raised In Ncrtn
Carolina for this undertaking.
Ii IL 4 worthy project and shoTla
be heartily supported by evsryone
whc believes In booming Maine
Borr In the little town Of Shirley,
Ne. BIZ Nye made . name Tor
himself I'M the literary feld a1d
brorghr homer tn his native Srare-
Tns memorial tablet viii be erected
sr his resting place In the old Cali
vary churehyard ut Fletcher. ". c.
and viii be unveiled August . of
this year
Journal readers who are wtthnE
TO assist in this proiect-and all are
urged TO do su-are asked TO En-
close their donations with the ctSG-
nom printed below and send TO Gns
Journal oeMcs. Augusta
centrfhutiess 70 tire Furt
Governor Ralph o. Brewster ss-ad
Eennehec Journal --.----.---- iaa1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Lady Darwin asked for her opfn-
ION OF the Tennessee trial On evolu-
ton. replied az think men are be-
ginning to make monkeys Of them
selFes One raay suspect that opfn-
Ion is finding todguent in the minds
Of Tennessesans. who object to their
good State being placed In a rfd5cr-
i0sls light The efforts Of the law
Ters to prevent the setting Up Of a
rosrrun In that State for Hretxht-
ers and crznks TO do their stunts In
PUBLIC seern to bear out the corcIu-
Sion that the light Of reason has not
departed from that region
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
@GoID II vAx KAxEH- eoxn N
PEACE MAKxxr
xne ss-z1gest Ccrtrz6tcstca tr Hfs.
sary ts TIE Story cf orr Go.S 1s-
Ge-va

Gold Is the only true zcEeE.-
Gold is heavy
Gold sells at ssa-s7 an ounee.-
Gold costs more to get than it Is
worrh-
Gold is the clock that tells msu
the worth cs the Labor of their hands 50
Gold is a peace maker Gold is .
war maker"
Ecld makes men careful TEey
lock IT In steel vaults Gold makes
E1en careless Of the nineteen billion
dollars worth In the world. they knsyvr
whsre TO ind but nine or ten billions =
This Is part Of the story of our
hinges gold supply which our nation
has accumulated since the World War
II Is told I'm McCIEress Magazine for
July by Walter &. Hiatt His article Is
brilliant exposition Of the problem
Of world fnaEce-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

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MIR. ana Mrs. Cs,sr,.s Hrnerr azrr;ss
thefr dzurhrer. Mrs 0fweiA PEuunmr
Of R.rrfn- N. HI. Ii, Lewnsrssp Ssrrfrr
Wh.r. sMs wfrn nreet har hurztun,f -
e,rtfnru. o., IA, Fer k-ru&L
Mr.. ana Mrs. STANLEY wIpsx rns
Mr. and Mrs. CharIes Rzaaem AZ wln-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

(BGa-En Heg1l11
Eos no easy fcv Maine 20 rCvr
money into both . good roads pro-
cram and . growing stats untver-
s1Fys budget.
chfma Man
CTfs PuhIfc Eedgerl
Yes. ne tz peculiar He stands I'd
unarmsd In. q crowd and allows him
SELF to be sh0s DOWN hy machine
gurs in n cause hs would not fght
for II he were armed
He gues On strike. with hundreds
and thousands Of others not to hsns-
it hfmsef. but merely a . protest
against what he regards II Q case a<
abstract tnisEz.tcss but he could nas
be hruught to argaaize effectively TO
enforce Justice
He tsIeratsa foreigners In hin land
and desp6ses rhems he deals honestly
with them IN business Enasrerss and
On cccsaSScn puts . boycott % thetr
products 10 elective n 70 hreak the
hack Of an entire rAttcnAs trade
While recognizing the essential tg-
til5ry and wru1g-headedness Of Bcl-
shevfarn. he permits htMsaiE to be Led
by Russian agents into al ktn6s OF
exeesSes. he could never be q Cnu1-
1
ends Of C0uu1nEz1s.
He Es fundzmentalny q raeiaas. yet
nuaerfcaTEF hs leads the wsrid In
armies. He sees mare wars and Less
hlnodsheG than are sseE u any other
country In tAe world He refuses to
take wars seriously. bet % canEf1rr-
" engaged in tAsrn-
Socially, his czvffizatina 50 the
most compact and cohesive known
today. Politically. il 10 all NJ loose
ends from the shadow goverMment
at Peking to the village government
sInrg the far reaches Of the Y2ngrze-
PhfIosc phtcaMy. his Life Is corrsnt-
uent- tranquility and peace Actual
( IY. II Is s1rGId. cruel and ztagmanr-
He hErIsS romance under classic
Isrn as old II the warld- He Is q
child M-1ke sage temperanentzL stcl-
ID unsxahls and explosive At orcs-
We cannot understand him ~ this
distance or At any distance Yet
ordinarily he Is easy to deal wfrh.
/ We feel rhar he does NOT understand
IL and at the Same time suspect tina;
ne pl1mhs our fnmaar motives
We want to do business with hin,
and to hslp adapt himself To the
scheme df world civilization He goes
On the wzrpath against an foreign
ers and we land marines In his c5t-
les We Judge hfm by cur standards q
and are usually wrong He rnEsfudg
es II by kfS stzn6ardss and We ars
DOT sure that he ta wrcng
I And when the present troubles
| hare quilted down. the Catness viii
remain fV1st AZ much Of q pu1zte ~
( ever
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Mrs Bllh frruz the rural districts
stopped her husband at ths csty's busy
cnrnsr-
Hiram she expcstELars6+ ~rS way
yen stare at ths limbs os theze shame
less city hgsstss Is soEethfHg scznda-
Aoszss One would tAink you'd Eever
seen legs atars-~
Test what ! hefa a-thIriia.. Maria, -
zcG 1tsS-sG Mr. Bluh-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
KENTS HILL

THE ChrystzI club held their an
nuzI picnic Wednesday afternoon.
June 10th at Chases' camps On Tor
seT pond. In spite Of the showers q
delightful time was enjoyed by al
and . delicious supper was served
Mrs J. III. Pike of Lfvernore Falls.
Is visiting at the horne Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Harry Gibbs
Mrs EvzItne Ochs Is on the hill for
the c1rmercement exercises
Mr. and Mrs. John Chase and
daughter. Dorothy, have gone to
their camps On Tcrsey Pond for the
Summer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

gay. boss cried . dark-skfrrei
customer. rushing much persGrhed In
TO q store, "A no-'co1nr boy has
shrsatsned nah Hfe- All Graves par
ssestoE-~
How about q b-liet-rrcoF vest -
q1erfs6 ths u2a behind the counter
Wurhless. plumb wuthfexS. Ain
yc' gut no razxzr-proof eeItahsT'-
American Legion Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
Debit and Credit
u. of Nj. Year 1924

In view of commears and eriti-
cts1s being made, respecting the
condition Of the University Of Maine.
the following report OF receipts and
expenditures Of that institution for
the year 1924 may be Of interest:
Receipts and Expenditures 1884
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

qunddy Indians, i've miles frcn. East
port. and was cne Of the chief events
cs the year at ehis peaceful village Of
Redmen On the border river. ST.
Crafx On this picturesque and Inn
preaSive occasion cider ehtsts and
sguzws Of the tribe brought cut their
ancient native costumes. decked
themselves In gay and gaGdy colors
and put on ct1-sire oruzmertS OF
beaten silver and brumre. Modern In
dian r1zfdens, however, nnw wear the
latest styles Of dress silk stockings.
have their long black hair bohbe1 and
initiate their white girl neEghhorss for
there Is Egtle interest in the old--tnre
Indian costumes among the up-tG-
date shorfgines near Eaxrporr-
County chzfrnen fer the new Eng
land fruit show to be held In Bostcr
from Oct - TO New >. have been Sc
tscre6 TO make the arrzngsnnents for
1EatneTs participation In to frut-
fruit show They Will have the power
to appoint Sub-euuzniszees in their
respective cnEr ties TO solicit exhibits
and take charge Of the Local Arrange
nentx- The county chzirmen named
are PfscataqUlz- Lyman K Lee, Do
vsr-Fuxcrufr. Penohscot- Walter "
Hardy. Brewer. waldo. c. c. Cjenm-
enr. wfnrsrport. Knox, Robert j.
Nust- Union. Sagzdzh0-- L White.
Bo~dcInzrns Lincoln Charles Henry
ButIer. Wisezssets AndruscGGgtn- Er-
rest Saunders. lewiston Oxford.
Irving Andrews. South Paris Ken
nebee. Arnold R GarhF, Monmouth
Franklin Z H Jofes. Dryten; York.
Catherine MeArrhur Perkins Linz
fngron. and Walter NJ D0Iley. Old
Orchard, The general committee In
cIudes wilson Il C0Eant. G. A. Yeat-
ou- a x Gardner H P Sweetser-
George C. Young, T z Chase and
v. W. Canhan-
Ths LewEstcn-Auhurn Rotary Club
was 50 impressed with the address
given the other day by Dr. Clarence
p Kendall State commissioner Of
health on infant mortality and child
welfare and the serious situation IN
Lewiston and the State. that T. voted
To hare the activities committee In
vesrfzzte the situation and formulate
4 definite program 10 be presented
for the approval Of the club at later
meeting In the discussion after Dr.
Ken6aTFs talk il was brought ont that
whereas Lewiston Ought 10 De
spending approximately S55sA0q .
year In protection of health. it was
spending mEch Less than this amount.
the government apprcpgizr1ng f0r
the health department SI9-ss8 a year
There are Of course. other amounts
being expended through no1-gov-
ernmentzI oryznizatious- Dr. Kendall
stated that the estimated average
amount to be spent for health pro-
lection ought to be T5c Per capita
Portland spends an average Of Sf-e9
per capita and lewiston only 4ac per
"a n5ta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Doesn't that customer krcw what
she wants." ssaEsd tho druggist. draw
ing ais clerk aside
Yes sir" rspFied the other smart
lF- But I'm trying to sell her sams-
thing ehse.T-The Progressive Grocer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Irzte Wife (dksCoEsriag iEshrtate6
husband on fruar steps h6dEizg with
eoor kn0el- Wh1s ara yc1 ccfng
there. WEBSTER
Husband (ccrtirUing to turn krotl /:
Sehh. In trying 70 get PtrrseurxA,
Good Hardware
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
Light and Airy


As rrsu1utcCs AZ q efvVer fender.
As useless zs q curry -currh In Desyaft
As thin as 4 E1gpsr's eyebrow
As 81 the subject a. the stthe of n
Ercvte-
As TAR away az near-heer
As varied as n church coIEseti0r.
SharT lived "a L popular scGx
-R c. g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

work after passing the weekend 1t
the home Of their mother. Mrs Nancy
Smith Of Halifax street
SiEeres Howard Hayden Chzpter En-
soy Fine Field Day
The members of the Silence How
are HARDEN Chapter Of the D. A. n
Of watsrvfEfe held = most delightful
field day at tina Naples On the
grounds Of p G. Pooler IN WTnSlow.
ON Saturday. June IL
A fine dinner was served by Mrs
PccIer. AFTER which q business meet
ing vas held. followed by good pro-
gram
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Patterson.
Mrs Anna Simpson. Mrs Harriet
Patterson and daughters. Ruth and
Priscilla were Sunday visitors Al
Keats Hill where they called upon
Mr. and Mrs w 2 Srahl who Is AZ
Eent-s HEEl TO attend the 18th anni-
verszry Of his graduation from shas
school
Mrs Ida Heath Mr. and Mrs Harry
Heath and children Of Chelsea MS
John Damon and Mrs Imogene Lorc-
Mr.. and Ms Alfred Spencer and
CEIl1Ee4 OF ONlIltl wei S1A1-@E
itnrs q. the home Of Mr. and Mrs j.
W Preneiss of the Pond road
ESscn PhfIEfps was q visitor Sum
day evening at Belgrade Lakes
MAPLE RIDGE ROAD-E- p. Oh
ver Of watervfrte was IN the place
Tuesday, cn-nfng to get the Jersey
stock which he and NJ p Bailey 0f
Sidney recently purchased OF Z W.
TgwIe-
z L. Scott Of Unity and RUsseA
Weeks Of the Garland road were re-
can't business callers here
George York and family were I'M
4ugusra Thursday where Mrs E1rE
e = surgical patient ar the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Z W. Tcwts, R4lph
z TowEe and afiss Grace Garland
have returned frum = trip To- Ine
White M9untairS-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Wholesome and Thoroughly cleansing,
they prsvent harmful clogging, and
body and mind quickly respond to
ther prompt, pleasant action, and
beneficial effect ON the entire ltesti-
nal Tract Only Is cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

LueLlz Pen6Iesnn. Es1.stsrn- IN
LEhrzrizn Henry z Duunask - "a.
Harry NJ WEman- Oakland I'm
MIR and Mrs. Dan & BerrY. %
Peterze1rg- Fla ------..--- Hay
Justice Norman L BaAs'E1t ..-. Edr
Maria 3. WCofSUrM~ ~ VAS
xzktor0 In
Justice Leslie G. Cornish. Au-
Eu5tA ----.---------~~--~ f1l
Hon Josiah s. MaxcT- GarsE-
Her Tim
Paul D. Sargent --------...-. I'm
EIherr D. Hsyfurd .......----. I'M
Edwin c. Bsurbe1gh .-....-..- IN
Willis z Pzrxun8 -....- Tim
PhfI5p D. Sruhha ------.- raa
George r. Gddugs .-.-..---- I'm
A. Z Lewis ----------..---- nm
sAdeEherr W. GorGnn -s-..... ad
Augustus O. Thomas --------. I'M
Sanford L Fogg -----..--.- mn
Iofrm " Lane -------.--...... mn
Ruth Henderson ---...-- mn
DcnaH @ BurIeIgh ----.-.--.- I'M
Frederic Mason ----------- T6g
Mfr. and M1s- G. s. Cnhes. MILE
u0CEeC 110
Fired l. FoEg -----.-..--.- LIN
CRUDE b Cornish ----..- nm
NJ R. CmherAInd ---.-..--.--.n1i m
4 friend ..----------------- LA]
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
HARTLAND

A O. Stednzn and family wsre In
Ptrtsneid recently where they attend
ed the wedding Of Miss Mary z
Rhodes, Mrs Stedmzn's niece
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

AsYLUM LODGE NO ~ !. O. O. 2.
Regular meetings Friday At o'clock
FRANK I. DOUGLAS n G.
ELLis z WALKER. Sec-y.
JsPTHA ENcAMpMENT. NO. Q
Meetings fourth Tuesday Of each
EDGAR W. FLETCHER c p.
G. s. PEASLEE Scribe
cANTon AUGUSTA. NO. 9. p. a.
Regular meeting ever third Tuesday
JOHN C. HowEs. Capt
4 u DRCEM0NQ Clark
G. A r. The REGULAR MEETING
ef Seth Williams Post No II Erst
THURSDAY es each month
CEa 2 GAY. Commander.
WILLIAM NeDAvlDL Adfutant-
cALANTHE LODGE. NO s.. <. p.
Msetsag every Wednesday eveofng AZ
T1A CssSbs Hall Water street.
PETER BUSH JR-- c. c.
p G FLETCHER & cs P and 3
naoa-su-wed-tf
Spiritual readings, Canter block,
Water street Gardiner. up one flight
Room l. hours s-I- A. NJ t-ss 10
P NJ ri3-IS-t9
Orders takea for cut ncwers and
set pieces at short notice Mrs W.
p Snow. Middle street. Randolph
! Tel Is5-M- funeseodrf
n G o. p. kEkNE6Ec LODGE.
Ne AL. meets IN c. A. 2 hall the nrSr
and third Tuesday evenings ef each
CApDiE q LovEJoY. warsen
B. r SMITH Fla Sec
MRS EMMA q. HOWE Rec. Sec.
tu-sa-sat
AUGUSTA CAMP Ne. 74oo. "a. w. a.
Regular meeting hrxr and third Thurs-
day OF each month at G. A r haIL
z o. KNIGHT. Consul
BERT l. NICHOLAS Clerk
. tu-ts-sat-tf
FORT WESTERN LODGE NEW
E.ssand oFtsr g Pr9ssssssn NJ sIs.
fourth Thursday at Tss oTeEnck AT
members ueleGIe.
ERWIN HOLMES. Warden
ALICE L. PIERPoST. Rec. Sec.
HARRY PEERFUSr. Fin Sec
IU.o.e-c. MORRILL, coMMANpERY
No. 5?s Regular meesfnss seeoet
GA1 E09Eth GQeS92y or every lCrth
At Tao o'ct0.k at Golden Cross hall
CHESTER NJ REDMOND. n C
W. z CL0UGH y. & r.
ru-th-sar.rt
CAPITAL GRANGE. NO. ga p. or
Il Meetings I'd and tsh Saturday eve
nIngs o. each month at c. A. r. hail.
WILLIAM 3, MASON. w. NJ.
MRS EMMA r. HOWE Sec.
tu-th-szt.st
COURT PINE TREE NO. %. FOR
eSesrs OF America meets In eoresrerS'
IA il the trsS and third Thursaays OF
sach month IL . o-elock
PHILIP s. BARTLETT. Cntef R1rrsr
JOHN J. WHITE Ffn Sec
mzyfstu-th-szeiyr
QUEEN TEMPLE NO. 7s PYTHIAN
s.sssrs. meets tn < Of P. hall ,hs Sec
"a and fourth Tuesday evenings az
Lucy A. FOWLER NJ z c.
C0RA A JONES. n Of q. ana C
t1-tk-satt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
Editorial Comment

cars pteass Evssyhedy
CBos-cn Hsra61
Not 90 easy fog Maine % rrrr
money Into both . good ruads pro-
erzn. and . growing stats untver-
sIrT'4 hudGet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

work after passing the weekend ~
the home Of their mother. Mrs Nancy
Smith Of Halifax street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Friends Of the East Maine confer
encs Seminary gathered to old Oak
Hfu at Bucksporr. from far and near.
last Friday afternoon. the happy oc-
czst0n being the dedtcasicr OF Norris
Hall the new administrator building
which has Just been erected TO re-
place Oak Hall which was destroyed
By fre IN April. fs-1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Portland Is planning to be In gay
attire on the arrival Of the governors
On Monday morning. june -. On
their way to the ccnference at Poland
Srrfnx. The governors Will arrive
there on the steamship Calvin Austin
Of the Eastern Steamship lines ana
the State pier and the Eastern Steam
xE1fp docks and offices viii be elano-
vsrefy decorated in their h1Cor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16
INCOME

Maintenance (zpproprtate6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

The old time costumes were not In
universal favor AT the annual relig-
fcus festival OF Corpus Christi which
was celebrated Last Thursday At the
&cse1s EeseEvzttcE Of Pzss1Ea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

Alumni reunions will be held this
week at several high schools OF the
State. among them being Cony High
school Of Augusta, and Morse Hfgh
of Bath on Wednesday evening.
Alumni Of Rockland High schocl viii
hold a banquet next Monday evening
in the new High school auditorium
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

AsYLUM LODGE NO ~ /. O. o. 2.
Regular MeerfnSs Friday at o'clock
P. n
ELLIS z WALKER Secy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-16

cANToH AUGUSTA NO. 9. p. a.
Regular meeting sverJ third Tuesday
JOHN C. HowES. Capt
4 n pRUEM0NU Clark
Evening star., 1925-08-31
KU MUx MAN PLANS
ELABORATE PROGRAM
Organization to Stage Picnic and
Fiery Cross" Demonstration
at Chesapeake Beach.

A unique picnic and demonstration
will be staged by the Knights of the
ku Klux Klan of the District, Mary
land and Virginia at Chesapeake
Beach Saturday. September II. Ter
thousand Klansmen are expected te
participate in the event. the first oi
it's kind ever held by the hooded order
in this section of the country.
An elaborate initiation ceremony al
the foot of a huge fiery cross viii
climax the demonstration at the beach
Prominent Klan orators have been in
vited to speak.
Although preparations for the out
ing have been under way for more
than a month, the greatest of secrecy
is being maintained. The excursion
will be under direction of Hyattsville
Klan. No. >, of the realm of Maryland
but branches of the order throughout
Maryland and Virginia will cooperate
The names of those in charge OF
arrangements are being carefully
guarded.
The fiery cross will be between 5C
and rs feet high. and will be erected
on a cliff overlooking the bay. 1t viii
be visible both on land and water fol-
miles around.
The initiation ceremony will be
staged at the foot of the burning cross
with the participating klansmer
dressed in full regalia and wearing
their masks. The public will be per
mitted to approach close enough tc
get a full view of the entire ceremony
The Klansmen will wear their robes
all day.