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Show Eight Miles Long and Led by Millionaire Lumberman Kansas City, Mo., Nov. r. Iv.-d by K. A. IvOng, a mirlioriaire lumberman, a parade of jirohil.ni ion advocates, estimated es-timated to be eight miles long, inarched through the streets t this city today to the music 01 a doen lands and under thousands of fugi and bannrrs. It was the greatest temperance tem-perance demonstration ever seen In Missouri. Mr. Long who acted as giand marshal, wore a flowing whitj silken sash, the gift of the V. c T. U., of Kansas City, and was mounted on a white horse. Bch'ii.l him folic fol-ic wed miles of "dry' enthusiasts, eonio 1 mounted. f.om. on foot, some in molor cars, delivery wagons and buggies, all vith something to wave. If not a banner, ban-ner, a flag There were twelve divisions, di-visions, the last made up of negro tcin-rerance tcin-rerance workers |