Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 274, Decatur, Adams County, 19 November 1923 — Page 3

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1920.

KLAN ISSUE IN ELECTION LOOMS (By Fraser Edwards) (V. I’. Staff Correspondent) Washington, Nov. 19—While politicians are appraising the posslblllt* ie< of national political participation by the Ku Khix Klan as the result of its victories in last week's election, mem hers of congress can find no way to avoid contact with the klan issue which many of them fear will be tl.e year’s worst bugaboo. The K. K. K. probably will get b•fore congress in two ways. ThC'i are: 1. In the Mayfield case, involvin': the right of Senator Earle B. Mayfield of Texas to bis seat if, ns lias been alleged, he is a member of th'* K. K. K. or subscribes to its oath. 2. Through the activities of the National Vigilance association, which lias avowed its intention of putting through laws against masking, secrecy of memberships ami for federal prosecution of mob violence. Mayfield Fight Expected Senator Spencer of Missouri, will In chairman of the senate privileges nrd elections committee, which will handle the Mayfield contest, if the case is pressed. Up to the present, no formal presentation of charges affecting TJayfield's right to his seat has occurred, but anti-klan factions in who Texas assert the fight will be I made. Klansmen have been quot< <1 as saying that a. southern senate.?, who took a leading part in the Newberry fight, will champion Mayfield. ; In this case efforts will be ma< <’ to subordinate the klan issue and to decide Mayfield’s right to his seat on purely legal grounds relating to use of money in the campaign and the carrying out of cretain electi< n laws. But the klan question will be constantly in the background. The activities of the newly form< d National Vigilance committee are e” citing some comment in Washington. The organization, which has headquarters here, sets forth that it is composed of men prominent in educational, business and professional lit». It urges nation-wide support lor lavs to prevent masking; to require all organizations to make public names ol all their members, and for drastic federal laws to punish persons taking part in mob violence. Thus the klan question is to he agitated before congress from botli sides. In view of klan success in the recent election, congressmen are 'distrubed at the prospect of having to face this issue .which involves so much of radical and religions pr •- I Judice along with purely political issues. o Don't buy your Xmas Photos until you have seen our special oilers for Xmas.—EDWARD’S STUDIO. Phone 961. 2721 t — o + TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ I* * + From the Daily Democrat files ♦ + 20 years ago this day ♦ + + + + + ♦ + + + + ♦♦♦♦ I ———— I Nov. 19.—Decatur Rebekah team is I initiating class at Geneva. Dr. H. E. Keller engages .in chicken business, specializing in Rhode Island Reds. Rural route three and four out of Geneva are established. Editor Rohrer of Berne • Witness given two beatings a half hour apart I as result of liquor war. |j Contract for appliances for traction j company let to Westinghouse company I of Pittsburgh. 5 Carrie Nation ejected from White I House when she created a disturbI ance. P Charley Rose, hermit, dies near his hut on the Voglewede farm. Col. C. P. Ferry, the man who named Tacoma. Washington, gives interesting talk at Commercial club. Pres Chapman of Poe, buys team of mules from Beery & Holthouse for $950. Huntington wants to build a $200,000 court house. NOTICE All members of the Red Men lodge are requested to come to the meeting Wednesday night at 7p. m. Business oj importance. Feed and smok-' er after lodge. Come. 273t4x COMMITTEE. • O Don't buy your Xmas Photos until you have seen our special offers for Xmas.—EDWARD’S STUDIO. Phone 961. 272tf

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CREATOAYAT REVIVAL SUNDAY Large Audiences and Fine Interest; Program for Week Announced. Great crowds were at the revival at the Methodist church Saturday evening and Sunday. A large number of persona declared their purpose to live n better Christian life and many accepted Christ as their personal savior. The revival has grown In interest until it partakes of many of the characteristics of such meetings of years ago. It is said that the boys and girls meeting Saturday night surpassed anything of its kind over in the Methodist church. One hundred and twenty-five children furnished a rare program of songs and novelties. In all of it appeared the gospel message. The Evangelist preached a short, appropriate and pointed sermon. Sunday was a great day and a full day. It began with an inspiring service in the Sunday school during which many children declared for Christ and the church. Dr. Naftzger preached a powerful sermon at the hour of morning worship. Two unusual services were bold at 2:30. One was held at the church for men only, and addressed by Dr. Naftzger. There was a fine movement among the men at this service. The other meeting for women only was held at the high school auditorium. and was addressed by Mrs. Naftzger. She also spoke at the Epworth Lieague service at six o'clock. The great service of the day was at i 7 o’clock when the entire church was I filled with an interested and attentive audience. There were many de- , cisions also at this service. On Tuesday the last week of the revival begins. It promises to be the best in the series. It will be an exceedingly full week. All sorts of activities will be on. The services are for everybody. Members of all < hurdles have been participating in them, and already . there have been decisions and preference expressed for other churches than the Methodist. These cards will be given to the respective pastors. Tuesday will be Mother’s Night with the business women guests of

™» WWHKI i . ■ I I I I Here is News of Great I ' H I HMP.ORTAMCE I I 1 J , I The month of November marks our entry into business and in accordance with years passed, and not to disappoint the people of this county and vicinity we have arranged for our customary I Anniversary Sale I I Plans for this big event are nearly complete and you are assured of •«. many wonderful and attractive values. We have arranged our entire * stock —to say nothing of the new Coats, Dressess, etc., not yet on display —all of which are to go in this special selling at greatly reduced prices. H We can truthfully say this sale will be bigger, better and far greater than | all others. | This is our Birthday Party and we want you to take advantage of it. ■ f Watch for the big list of bargains in Tomorrow’s Democrat. iß| B iB B I T’ 1“"’ O C I I E. r. Gass & bon I H i„ / ■

honor. The ladies of the Mary and Martha class will serve a luncheon at 6:30 for these women. Invitations have been sent to all whose names could be secured. Wednesday Is business men’s night. Every business man in Decatur Is urgently Invited. All members of the Rotary Club are especially Invited by tho evangelist. The service Thursday night will be for women only. Dr. and Mrs. Naftzger will conduct the service. The doctor will preach a very plain sermon on why women go wrong. Friday is school night. All members of the schools and young people of school age including those who In recent years have graduated from the high school are invited. Saturday Is recreational night. A music festival by the children und the | choir. This program is expected to surpass the preceding ones. With the exception of Thursday night which is for women only, everybody young and old of all churches and no church are invited.

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