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Show :e it THE SUNDAY HERALD, 'SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1924. four. IF DEMOCRATS edom of Religious Expression Issue of Ku Klux Klaa Fight Correspondent. :W yOKK, June 2. Tbe Dein-ti- e In a party was pie over tbe Ku Kitu Kino today after a night of angry ins Us resolution eoaaHir 'ailed to break tbe liniHHe B bat held tbe platform bUd-o- r four days. ; om midnight until long after k : i tlie committee Jumpedinto from the frjlng pan j fire, then back Into tbe frying ' in tbe end adjourning until o'clock tbis afternoon, without . i a semblance of ig reached adrw 1 1 : ll ior 'incut. e sentiment of tbe committee was eipresaed j i by William ! lugs Bryan, when, in explainbehind closed doors tbut tbe j j J j' fight was one between protestt- j j nd Catholic, be said : ! ' 'e mny touch a epark bore ber. It pictured religious warfare ii ' 1 may spread a conflagration such as smeared the Middle Ages i with the blond of fanatics aud the ghout tbe world." J I e issue was whether or not to charcoal of the fugot again threaten tnce tbe Ku Klux Klan by ing an orderly civilization. The should commoner expressed a fear that a j or whether tbe party e itself to rid the country of terrific blaze of funatlcism would. med secret organizations inlmi- -' spread around tbe globe as once it j freedom of religious and po--I 8tanned over Europe. 1 expression. Even through the cracks ana j majority group led by southern crannies came the earnest, incisive crats opposed naming the voice of Senator King of Utah, the feeling that to do so would scholar, trying to stamp the embers i r tbe border states into tbe or dissension with logic. iblican fold In the November Tbe deep bass tones of Senator I A small but determlntd Walsh boomed out He wanted no Ion. I rity faction headed by Senator pussy footing, no saying one thing t d I. Walsh, of Massachusetts when another was meant, ine same nded that tbe hooded realm be strong voice that told tbe senate If oed with its own K. K. K. it admitted a debt to the service Alha nlotilr In tha nlflffnrm man. to give him a cash bonus, not t completed by the committee In- - a beautiful piece of engraving, com one on the manded Democracy to cease dilly j i tag tbe perplexing ,oe of Nations. It was a compro- -' dallying and say where it stood. of several plans and satisfied Key Plttman, from Nevaoa, wno body except Newton D. Baker, once argued with a gun in tbe west of war, who ern mining camps and now argues j wly secretary ! itened to carry a minority fight with oratory and intelligence in tbe de-- I senate of tbe United States, bad his je floor of tbe convention, ling immediately entry of the- say. What it was could not be ded States in tbe Geneva trl- termined by those outside greedily i 1 listening for any word that seeped e committee's plank expressed through the crevices. Senator Kendrlck of Wyoming sat thy with the league as an j 'j t it nt intl-kla- . r jpin-ctilot- lot-ta- d ! realed ' tXf hmkn New Be a Rough Voyage, Mates 'be-sid- 1 MVttiiofutl Its Going to biV'fly DANGER SPOT By KENNETH CLARK. ttiwe, seordiug to some if "Cumuiiue explaimrll present tmmliiwea of the city water tbey baa lieen unable tbe t agree and bad A4,iurned tinftf works uYtirtuient. Tbe following table shows bow skcd to it He fb'hi aftcriioou. much water in wasted carelewdy ciniscd of answering vuerii-R- . whin lie bad paid every hour "Walsh rejicati-wlilh pouutls pressure. all. night that there were two a f aucet j inch fkueet left running will i gnmfts, one of which ha4 Ho give up. He that 1t wvtfld not be .Uncharge: tr ull os n, W Billions per minute tbe group lie led. tb1 ta1ement J lto guloiis tier hour 10 J cubic Cimiintne t w ho to iiewsper correspntiiwts ler hour. e jHrtlf 'M'ii. It huUoiis per minute bud sat h all sight t'W) guloiis wr iholir 144 cubic tit door : fet js-- iiour. been dlwaMiHT "We litt-vof that 'gnluns 1st min great length the iueti 4arter 4pen, tlauk in die iilatforua dealing Kb iito 44U huUouh lw Aiuurll.2 cubic t fwet pvg itwUf. rtfitfav fntedoiu. Jifferee vfMnivu fureud as to tbe ubitrte- : vomt, Al )Up per uiury vl tlie fln UK. j ne awt-ui- J mst .cubic wer w firolwuged id tbe Mlqm frwl pvf itvmr. of iefc Importance that It waa de be oouiuilMt ub-tcided to Garden Ikms uwceels, m& .00 1:30 o'clock tti In afternoon. No pound ireiiaur n4 0 feet Inch vote waa lakes at jauy stage f die bose. proceedings." 210 caUoKt per boe-- With announcement 2H cubic let, etdorleRS Tbat fuet jwr liusr. reached 1iich cloaked struggle Wtlb HfftttT, gallics per lH cubic lent per fcour, alarming intensity at times. Hit were tbe arguments tbat Laws sprinklers with 60 pounds J '.iHf shoot and the noise of fists strik- pressure aud 50 fuet iueU tiose; ing tables filtered through the From 3:too to 000 gallons per bexjr heavy doors. 40 to 80 cubic feet per lour. Kvery sort of critical nuance mid (iardvn bose (Hen end, with 00 device waa employed to away tbe IHMind pressure aud SO feet inch opjioiienta. hose; WilHum Jennings Bryan got the l'p to 1000 gallons per hour Up floor. Tbe same soft voice that once to 150 cubic feet hour. Dependrocked tbe nation with Its "Cross ing on bow much ier valve is open. of flold" utterance appealed to tbe mem sentiment of the committee !thblng.that )0DED REALM ) ; I 1 . 1 .i. niemiiwn tne Olympic same boxing dentation will keep in trim aboard the liner i in. Tbey will have daily workouts In a "roped square" specially built aboard sbt- - lllll SUGAR MADE BY OSMOSE PROCESS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 4 - o DRESS UP 0 0 0 Friday Is the 4th of July I Tho Sprlngviile Mapleton sugar' factory has completed its second run on the Osmose year campaign process of manufacturing sugar. l.'i,232 bags of sugar have been made this year as compared to 13,200 bags manufactured last year. This year there were used 4,600 tons of molasses while last year there V- 0 Fourth of July is an awfully poor 0 Hunter walked dejectedly day to look like the last rose of sumLEGION HOTELS BROOKES WINS It was another 0 fault summer is just: begin0 merwhen Australia had beaten But was served this ning. VICTORS OVER 0 FROM HUNTER The ferent factories in various parts of OFF. year's most beautiful season the state, as tbe International is the 0 coming in factory INDEPENDENTS IN OLYMPIC the state June The bout this New awnings going up-over the molases Jack Renault, Canadian, was formerly 0 flowers coming out and Floyd Johnson, and making Hank Smith's Twilighters Australian Defeats American to have taken next New people coming to town' The lasted , has Tbe calling Tennis tar in WimbleStage Slugging Bee at time there were days during of the fight was due Johnson's 0 And here are the trim new fashions don Sets. about Friday Game. desire to take a six rest. Last year the lasted to make you as happy and gay as a o 0 The about Hotel team of the By MLLE. LENGLEN. VISITORS FOR International lark. Twilight baseball league ran away Copyright o IN with their game at Tlmp ball park 0 as bride's a as here AID SOCIETIES Stocks complete Friday getting eight runs Norman June SPANISH June across kitchen all as new as this mornInternational Nws plate while the Inde master" of "tbe 0 car Fernsten, secured three. pendents Fraternal ice and priced at figures to Hunter stralia defeated Francis at the University of with Manager Hank Smith ing's benefit in have tennis fornia at American the lines tbe Hotels of tbe Berkeley after four years to prevent war but siientlv and listened as he sits had a tremendous increase make you glad to pass up a dozen 0 vocational training, a running start, push team at got three sets bership in the past year, jed tbe party to take silently in the senate and listens. his three over vacation the first hours a other places to buy your suit here; spending until a referendum rd president of the National What he had say was at with bis parents, and with four write it inning Fraternal play. It the submitted 0 ouletly. Fernsten. In the all of which was to read; but it that a here of fraternal of plank was regarded Senator MICHAELS-STERthem and Fernsten r the SUITS man was "Kratcrnalism has against a treat a victory for Industriously at his Fork today he was nearly than any other candidate 0 and tried to picture what! stride forward," said the Tbe Independents with a run that It i years fraternal benefit of It if the little "Itcports je has repeatedly Fernsten and enjoy bass fishing at each three frames, and first not from the o referendum small that buttle fought threatened Utah the the really beaten except through superior and Insurance of were up into a mujor third three safe hits This is left the committee greatest tbe tbe Square figbt but the side retired and then Brookes with o any year exceptions they arena. uroneman attempted a beat was the Brookes The strode assets 'tinners aside and realized New I ; I Joining to people. e league ) as doo on was a group Q. spoken in fa-- f question. men room, waved sad-face- fth two ugh the lobby. exceptions were the rman, Homer S. Cummings, still to smile sardonically and Senn-IWals- h un- - angry, determined, Iditional Want Ads dog with largo answers to the Call 2."in or 807-J- . (ird. furnished J4 3rd W. room UKNT ';i(lciu apt. S. SALF CHEAT -- 1350 Ih. horso, taken at once. 450 E. 1st S. 'ie 702-J- . .ly-- SAI.K-A- v. ; 70 h S. J.v-- Wicker baby 571 K. 1st N. i'lione .man". w. Jy-- i SALE OH LEASE 0 room inent block bungalow, modern, basement. Apply D. Kinncar, Jy-l'rovo. j;vlew road, . , off 4 A travelling bag, ,"rd E. and on 2nd or I!rd S., last coot, clothing and music with of Louise C'lffmnn. Notify Louise Col'l'man, Springvillc. T V. News Service. evening, tbe Service. benevolent America LONDON, Brookes, .21 Totals Score by innings: Independents Lccion Hotel 8 1 .1 5 8 15 038 1 1 0 4 1 0 x hit Luke. Summary: Two-basStolen bases Jensen 2. L. Uroneman, A. Uroneman, Bennett, II. Clements, Snow, F. Smith. Struck out By Snow fi, by Jensen 0. Bases on balls Off Snow C, off Jensen 4. Umpire Zabriskie. e Ohio. 3 modern room.': 142 N. 1Mb W. RENT Twilight League Two furnished rooms. KENT 3rd 8 W. N. Phone Au- 437-W- . Two furnished and one unfurnished. RouInquire 100 S. 3rd E. ble. apart-nts- Roundhouse s. . with Pboue lot iu Wild- cabins, 00. FOR SALE 1923 Ford Coupe iu Sut 2 Lesion Hotel 2 2 2 2 2 Smoot Lumber 1 1 3 3 I' I . ;; F r v :zO-iacv- ' Tuesday's J N' Modern Woodmen r?y At 43 Brookes served a love game. Then Hunter served a double fault. Undaunted he saved the match. Then Twice a dnee was reached. Tbe finhtinz another doiiblefnult. was still alive. Hunter forced a duce. With wonderful eotirsiire he sent a passing stroke down Brooke's forehand side line. The linesman said: "Out." l condition. Ganiei. vs. Tent& Awning Co. International News Sfvle& WlMBLEiON, June 28. R. Nor-ri- s Williams III., of the United States continued his winning form today defeating L Richardson, of South Africa in the fourth round of the British lawn tennis championship Norman E. Brookes, the Australian veteran was defeated by J. Washer, Belgian champion, 6 2, 0-- 7-- ! Call 896. 0-- Watson M. Washburn, an Ameri- tmi f""n"" "T''Hr rnn h? New Bath Houses at Geneva! Steel City DEFEATS SOl'TII AFRICAN. 6-- A-- lake. Bath Houses at Geneva! ! o o o o o o o o ooo o uriLwrn Hi it! m serenity. But both Hunter and Brookes were feeling the tensity of the game. .500 .500 .500 .500 I .250 .250 Monday's fiame. Legion Hotel vs. Roundhouse. 6 wi 2 2 Independents n two Lincoln beach on N tect his backhand and the general Won. Lost. Pet. 4 0 1.000 Iniiv Herald Taylor Bros SALE A uk, strictly modern, uear uni-tlot 1)0x113; fine for family part men ts; real estate consider-part payment. Price and ,s very reasonable. Call phone Jy-:r at 440 N. 3rd E, A choice accompanied his wife, is Mldvale Mr. Mrs. A. G. company with Mrs. he rived in Spanish to week-en- d H. spend by - I: We Pay $10.00 for Your old coal water heater! Let us take over your old, worn-oug coal water heater and automatic substitute an heater, and we'll pay you $10.00, allowing that amount on the purchase price of the new appliance. Don't lug coal and build fires and sift ashes in hot summer weather. Why t, ; ; fSALE of puzzle of it all which had tied bis brain, seemed to realize the benefits Brookes had derived from bis own Jy-- 4 RENT his degree 27. Os FORK, who recently received Call 111 PER YEAR interests talesman or U as a specialty unauagcr, investigate this at Repeat order proposition, The American et to consumer. shed. E. 28. old In mem- $10,000 ; WEEK END. 1924, by Jy-- i k Paint Co., Cleveland, which week, SUZANNE Legion TEN MILLION MEMBERS FRATERNAL CHICAGO. societies New Iowa, place been abandoned. to months' WASTE WATER Jersey milk good 41 was HERE'S HOW YOU 4 SALE, C1IEA1' i l A K ing which used for feeding livestock syrups. about 100 campaign which 36 men employed. campaign 135 days. e T Illack setter ji: News Service. NEW YORK, 28. between In only process of work- n he two jet and ears; 6 of "Hliickie." company using n : William a BOUT CALLED Springvllle-Maple-to- T. on Olympic coaching Legion to away to Wimbledon by W. R. in scores, ing two in game which took two to Bpoken Shirley, and following in to ; is Is simple to told a concongress, means second, enough simple orders. Mississippi ference Stephens to sew up one 47 able to win game, considering made to hewed 20 to whom giving Mr. Shirley. Snow's pitching. baceo In means Brookes got in age. of 200 would become of the be one who could won societies show 1,200,000 new memin being in tacgame bers new amounting room puffed when filled tics. to $1,245,000. Oar-detne Madison in was a now bases, advance made in except who old 1.110. societies lapse, were in- when L. The committee members score home with the ball on the in Anthony Willing for the champion$46,000,000, the puth to peace at the time was creased more than a total of $5X1,119,000. field. ship ten years ago. He was master hopeless. Tbey agreed to the recess. reaching Luke in right field made the of his craft making the game to After a wink or two of sleep, the Membership of tbe societies was Inspectacular fielding play, catchin; suit himself. leaders of both factions expressed creased to 10,195,017." a difficult fly off II. Clements in Huntber Is a wonderful hitter of confidence that an agreement would the third inning. Luke also distin- forehund strokes aud be could run be reached today. Both sides thought FAMOl'S ST. IWl'L'S IN DANGER OF COLLAPSING guished himself with the only extra-bas- his back band strokes against althe other would reced. It seemed hit of the evening. most any opponent, but iu the the with more likely, however, that box score: The Brookes match he found himself a International News Servloe. over mood the convention in angry LONDON. St. Paul's cathedral, backhander wherever he was. tardiness of the plateform report one of INDEPENDENTS. The strokes of the Australian England's most famous AH. It. II. PO. A. tbe committee would go to the floor churches and were slow, but sure. Uenerally he well known to all visiwith both a majority and minority tors to 2 0 1 1 0 if Luke, left lluuter only a small part of the London, is in danger of colbattle 1 1 1 1 ss report where the four-dacourt to aim at. That is Brookes, lapsing, according to eminent archi Westover, be would 0! over, all 1 per3 2 0 fought again Jensen, p tectural authorities. lie reduces angles from the position more more with and 7 2 c 0 0 bitterly haps 0j he takes up without appearing to Built, more than 250 years ago by Tucker, 1 disaster to party harmony. 0 0: 0 0 the famous Sir Christopher Wren, Vogel, If move. 3 0 SI. Paul's dominates half London, L. Uroneman, 3b Watching, from behind I could tell 1 1 0 which 2 0 with it's enormous dome reaching A. Uroneman, 2b he way he was going to scud 2 0 0 0 0! tbe ball. to a height of nearly four hundred Scott, lb I could well understand 1 1 0 1 0 ID. Nelson, cf I gath-- , feet. that he mystified Hunter. Brookes the Authorities state that the dome from that crcd applause 3 C 12 2 was 1!) Totals Little drops of water when al- has sunk several feet in the last popular. The spectators even I.IXilON HOTEL. lowed to accumulate sometime will century due to the perpetual vibragroaned when he missed a stroke. A. II. PO. li. Alt. form a large body of water. tion set by passing traffic. Unless That atmosphere that concentrat 2 2 0 0 2 ed desire on thousands seemed to nie A little water wasted on each the sinking is immediately remedied Helmet t, c 21 . lawn of l'rovo is one of the reasons they say, there is a very real danger Sutherland, express but one thought: "Will II. Clements, lb. Brookes last?'' why water is a scarce article at the of its collapsing. 0 Snow, p In the fourth set it seemed that K. Nelson, ss . . . 0 tlie effort was too much for bim. 0 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE. By CONDO. Hughes, 3b But when the fifth set started 0 U. Clements, cf . . it was surprising but Brookes 2 0 Collins. If I think that appeared less tired. 2 2 F. Smith, rf Hunter nfter the long battle to pro- no action not youth was used 4,000 tons. 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