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WANTED '-. LIGHT O TJ TSID ; viirorkjr caUvVebBter 8111. ,
HTUATION -WANTED UNION
"carpenter; H. E. Neal, 2727 N. Dear bolft St.
WANTED FAMILY. WASHING; Mrs. Kenedy; Riley 9116; 966 N.
BOOKKEEPING -LEDG ER MAN OH clerical ;worK-"y Experienced.. Call Cha$: D. Rogers, 182 J N. Delaware St
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this office, addressed to Box 205.
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office of. his addresB immediately? BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ranted position as chauf-Xter-mechanlc; good references. Harrjsonv 268L
BlTPATlpN WANTED BY BOOK-
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typist. Webster 0688.
WANTED ' ELECTRICIAN OR painter ; track driver. Call Webster
8282. R. Williams.
SITUATION WANTED EXPERT
need: woodworker. 340 N. Illinois
St Joe C. Popejoy. WANTED COLLEGE GRADUATE wants any kind of work. C. W. rioyer. HO W. Ohio St.
WANTED, SITUATION SHEET and metal work. B. O. Whaley, 1345 Olive St.
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FOR SALE REED BABY BUGGY IN GOOD CONDITION; $12. J. G. Camp, 1742 W. Market St.
WANTED ANY KIND OF WORK by married man. Prefer inside job. J. G. Camp, 1742 W., Market St.
SITUATION WANTED TRUCK driver; licensed chauffeur, 821 Summer Ave. Stewart 2205. SITUATION WANTED CHEMIST wants position in metallurgical or analytical laboratory. Belmont 1604. WANTED JOB BY LIVE YOUNG man not afraid of any kind of work. Call Webster 8398. Albert Honnaker. WANTED AUTOMOBILE SALESman wants position. Wholesale work or territory work preferred. Randolph 2338.
WANTED SHOEMAKER, AMERI
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office. FOR SALE SET OF TRAP DRUMS; sacrifice for quick sal-. Call Lincoln 3150.
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BILL WILL eiTrtOOUCE0 AT NEXT SESSION M'CRAY IS HOSTILE.
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INITIATION ' AT ', ELWQ0D
ACCOUNTANT. BOOKKEEPER AND general office man wants steady position; 12 years' experience. Call Harrison 3392.
SITUATION BUTLER COLLEGE 'student wants spare-time work. H. O. T. Circle 0807.
WANTED POSITION AS SALESman. Have electrical and radio experience. Robert A. Nicholson. Phone, Randolph, 8247.
SITUATION WANTED EXPERI- : encett road tester. Final assembly;
chassis assembly; also licensed chauf
feur. James F. Watson, 4318 Adams fat
WANTED POSITION BY HIGH school graduate. Salesman preferred. Morton Hayroan, Beech Grove, 9Z.
Situation wanted by young
man with experience as clerk in dry goods store. Telephone, Mooresville 483. Verlin Hadley, Mooresville, Ind,
FOR SALE TWIN BEDS, GAS ranges, kitchen cabinets, mattresses; in fact anything you want in furniture. Investigate our prices. Call Randolph 4108, business; or Randolph 5740, residence; 2707 Northwestern Ave.
WANTED AT ONCE Ten Al snare drummers, Ten Al trumpeters. Two Al bass drummers, for drum corps. Address G. N., care of this office.
Indianapolis, " Ind. The Indiana general assembly which meets' next January may have an opportunity to consider- anti-Ku Klux Klan legislation, it has been learned; Action similar to that proposed in New. York state, where Senator-Elect John Hastings has suggested a bill to compel a complete list of secret organizations to. be "filed with the secretary of state, has been discussed. While members of the legislature and state officials refuse- to discuss
such a measure at the present time, it is, considered almost certain'' that some sort of legislation aimed at the
Klan' will be introduced. Governor McCray has been severe in his condemnation of the klan, and has . stated at . various times that no
j act of lawlessness by any secret organization" would be permitted. The
governor said, however, that he had not heard of any legislative action that might be taken against the Klans-men.
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QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT EMPLOYED IN POSITION OF RESPONSIBILITY WILL KEEP SET OF HOOKS EVENINGS OR CLOSE BOOKS MONTHLY AND PREPARE ALL STATEMENTS. Address, Box 202 care of the Fiery Cross.
ROOM TO LET WITH TWO MEALS a day. Two gentlemen. Private family; 3719 E. New York St.
WANTED POSITION; BOOKKEEPer, stenographer, notary public; young man, highly recommended. ARTHUR WEST, Clayton, Ind.
WAITED ANY KIND OF WORK; " Experienced machinist, but will consider other work. Lewis Perry, 257
N. Rural St. WANTED FINAL ASSEMBLY, garage or uyflt work. Chas. Waggoner, 854 Sheffield Ave., Belmont 2761.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG man as chauffeur or general merchant work. William Grose, 630 N. New Jersey, Circle 4028.
INITIATE AT ELWOOD
Three Hundred Candidates Obligated in Open Field. Elwood, Ind. Led by two bands 2,000 members of tho Ku Klux Klan marched through the streets of El
wood to a field at the south edge of the city where a public initiation was given. It was stated by masked guards at
j the gate that there were already 2,000
members of the organization here before the initiation. The initiatory ceremonies were conducted in the center of a circle cover-
POSITION WANTED PAY-ROLL ' ing several acres of ground. The outer
SITUATION WANTED BY A young man as mechanic or experienced as a chauffeur. E. B. Bartlett, 134 N. Illinois St. Circle 3634.
New York. War on the Ku Klux Klan by the'New JTork poltc&nUl the Klan is driven from the city was ordered by Mayor John F. Hylan. Despite the order, received by. Police
Commissioner Enright. in a telegram from French; Lick Springs, Ind., and
communicated to various branches of the force in this city, public headquarters of the Ku. Klux Klan were opened, at the Hotel Hermitage The first step taken by Mr! Enright on receiving MayorHylan's-order was to direct that, the telegram be printed in the form of a circular and distrib
uted throughout the department.' "If there are any individuals or organizations in this city who think they are above ttte law, they are riding for a fall," the commissioner said. Haywood Quits Hotel The management of the Hotel Hermitage this afternoon announced it had virtually evicted Haywood, who had a room there and who had stated he would make it his headquarters
for recruiting Klan members. Haywood left the hotel at the request of the management, according to Frank C. Hurley, manager of the establishment. This followed Mayor Hylan's 'action in . sending the telegrant from French Lick Springs. Although Haywood is evangelist of
Calvary Baptist church, that institution does not sympathize with the Klan, it was said by Mrs. John Roach Stratton, wife of the pastor. Stratton
was away from home, but Mrs. Stratton, speaking in. his benalf, said: "No
one in the United States is more vio
lently opposed to the principles and
purposes of the Klan than my hus
band." t This answered the assertion o Mayor Hylan in his telegram to the police that he had seen reports that Dr. Stratton sympathized with the Ku
Klux Klan. "The Rev. Oscar Haywood, who has boen mentioned as one of the Klan organizers, has no official connection wiiatever with the congregation," continued Mrs. Stratton. "Stories that, the church is backing the movement and that Dr. Stratton is one of its supporters are vicious and malicious lies."
Virtually Every World Air Record of Any Consequence Is Held itrThis Country.
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One Year's Record Proves That Federal Licensing of Pilots Would Have Saved Many Lives Last Year One of Achievement.
Washington. The manner in which
America has assumed the leadership In aviation over the rest of the world
comes as a surprise to those people
who .were under the Impression that
Europe was leading the world in aero
nautics. From the time the Wright
brothers, in 1903, were able to demon
strate actual -flying until the World
war broke out in 1914, European na
tions made far greater progress in
aviation than did America.
It was not until 1917, when America entered the war, that this nation was compelled to begin the colossal task of training engineers and creating production facilities. And with the ending of the war, in 1918, the pressure which forced this expansion was withdrawn, and it was two years later, or last year, before a marked Increase in public interest was noticeable, and American aviators began to come into their own "again. , The year 1921 is marked by three outstanding aviation events, one of universal and epochal importance. During June and July there were held, 100 miles off the Virginia capes, a
series of experiments in the course of which aircraft flown from land bases
bombed and sank one after the other,
submarine, a destroyer, a light
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WANTED OUT DOOR WORK PREf erred; one year and a half in college. J.. W. Wales, 2419 Broadway; Randolph 2901.
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pany. Call Webster 4764. WANTED COLLEGE STUDENT wants part-time employment while going to school. Call Faun Pherigo, mi Broadway, Randolph 1009.
POSITION WANTED BY PROTEStant young man, 22, a position either as bookkeeper or accountant, or a position as junior or semi-senior accountant with a public accounting firm. I am a high-school graduate and have a thorough training in accountancy. Also have had two years' experience in bookkeeping work. Can furnish Al references. Box 203. F. C.
edge of the circle was marked by bon
fires every 50 feet, while the interior was lighted by a huge spotlight on a pole. It was stated that there was a fiery cross in the center of the circle but this was not visible from the outside of the circle. A large number of Klansmen from Tipton came by autos. and drove their machines in the parade. Anderson Herald
AT THE MIDNIGHT HOUR
LARGE, NICE FRONT ROOM, SUITable for two persons, gentlemen preferred. Thoroughly modern, hot and cold water. Can let a garage. One block and one-half from E. Michigan car line. 421 Walcott St. Phone, Brookside 2605.
Grover A. Whaien, commissioner of plants and structures of New York cily, who is with Mayor Hylan and other New Yorkers at. French Lick, answered a long-distance call for the mayor and said the mayor had sent a telegram giving instructions to the New York city police department to proceed against the Ku Klux Klan and would follow the telegram with additional instructions.
QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT EMPLOYED IN POSITION OF RESPON
SIBILITY WILL KEEP SET OF
BOOKS EVENINGS OR CLOSE BOOKS MONTHLY AND PREPARE ALL STATEMENTS. Address, Box 202 care of the Fiery Cross.
TRUCK DRIVER ALSO HAD EX- ' p He ace as a mechanic and Furniture work; also capable of auto painting at owner's garage. R. W. Gray.
OATEWOOD BROS. TRANSFER and storage. Local and Long-Dis-tance Hauling, $4 a load and up. 701 N. Tremont. Phone, Belmont 0113.
SITUATION WANTED AUTO MEchanic and electrician; nine years' experience. Good reference. Clarence A. Barker, Westfleld, Ind.
High Public Official Said to Have Joined Klan in the Capitol. "Washington, D. C A resolution providing for appointment of a joint
committee of the congress to investigate "the holding of initiations and ceremonies in the United States capitol and other public buildings by the Ku Klux Klan" was introduced by Representative John W. Rainy, Democrat, Illinois. Demand for the joint inquiry was based on a newspaper report from Atlanta to the effect that on Nov. 14, 12 District of Columbia Klansmen,
masked and robed, went to the Capitol at midnight, proceeded to a room beneath the goddess of Liberty and that there an American citizen, holding a high public position, became a member. News.
KLANSMEN INVITED TO
REMOV? THEIR MASKS
SITUATION WANTED DRIVING car or grocery work. Oliver Mills, 1921 Charles St.
. New York. Police Commissioner
Enright has invitetf local members of the Ku Klux Klair to remove their
masks.
Preserving silence as to what steps
the department had taken to drive
the Klan from the city, as ordered by
Mayor Hylan, Enright said.
"If the members of the Ku Klux Klan will give their names and show their faces, it will, help the public and
police considerably."
The Rev, Oscar Haywood, national lecturer for the Klan, who only recently announced that its members planned to organize internationally, was quoted in the morning newspapers as saying he intended to call on the mayor and police commissioner.
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' smithing, horseshoeing, general repairing. Ernest Pi Howard, Indianapolis, Ind., R. R. M, Box 77, Phone, Caraoel. Ind- 4202. WANTED POSITION, AFTERNOON and evenings by young man going ts school. Prefers position as clerk In drug store. Wm. Leisure, C14 N Liberty St. Circle 6848.
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other forceful influence in the making of Americanism as expressed was the work of the public school teacher who conscientiously gave to the young the rudiments of an education. Added to these the pastor gave as vital forces the crystalization of public thought from the pulpit and the far-reaching results which accrue from the action
of the individual citizen in the exercise of his suffrage at the ballot box. Following are some of the leading quotations from the evening sermon: "We are here to say to the foreigners, 'Hands off our governiment, we are Anglo-Saxons.' " "We are here to say that we are for the absolute separation of church and state." "Like George Washington that night preceding the historic crossing cf the Delaware, we are saying, 'Put
none, but Americans on guard.' "
"The free public school is the
cradle of Democracy and we must guard it." Greensburg News.
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It is not apparent just at present which is the more popular .course of conduct denouncing the Ku Klux Klan or joining it. Christian Science Monitor. " ' " ;
The zest ;with which. the press and politicians of the United States are
attacking the Kn Klux Klan may di
vert like attention from, . those per.
sons ana institutions wnicn in tne past have been the victims of precisely this sort of general invective. A common phrase In newspaper offices of a certain type long ago was, "Qh, swat Standard Oil! It's got nofriends." It may be noted In passing that there are no signs that tna great
financial interest thus given over tot
ostracism ever suffered much there by Christian -Science Kosttor.
cruiser, and a dreadnought, the most modern examples of warship construction.
In the autumn the conference on the
limitation of armament was held in
Washington, and It is asserted that the bombing tests cleared the way, more than any other single event, for a possible solution of the international competition in capital ship construction.
Service Is Widespread. The most valuable service which air
craft provides is speed, and this Is essential in the three classes of use to
which aeronautics is catering, national, civic, and commercial . Airplanes are now used for national defense, including army, navy, and marine corps ; air mail, forest patrol, coast guard, customs and revenue service, warning and relief in disaster. In civic lines they may be used for city planning, road and building construction, rail and water terminal problems, and fire and police zoning. In commercial lines, aerial craft are used for passenger service, freight transportation, messenger service in banking, aerial photography, collection and dissemination of news, sport, and
pleasure, and commuting. At the close of 1921 there was a total of 146 air terminals, both land and water, within the United States. One hundred and twenty-five established companies, operating 500 to 600 two and three place machines, made 130,736 flights, covering 2,907,245
miles and carrying 122,512 passengers in the 12 months, October 1, 1920, to October 1, 1921. In making their reports these companies were careful to
itemize forced landings and crashes. Yet the number of accidents in which persons were killed or Injured totals but 24. Analyzing the causes to which the 24 accidents are attributed, It Is found that of the six fatalities, three were due to "stunt" flying, two to gross
carelessness on the field, and one to storm. Not a single person, passenger or pilot, lost his life in straight commercial flying. With federal regulation controlling "stunt" flying and enforcing proper field policing and protection, It Is believed certain most of these fatalities would have been avoided. Of the 122,512 persons carried, only 21 were injured In flying and in ground accidents. Should License Pilots.
It is estimated that during the calen
dar year 1921, 1,200 aircraft were en
gaged in civil flying in the United
States, and that these flew 6,500,000 miles and carried 250,000 persons. A survey shows that 114 accidents occured, not including those that involved government-owned aircraft. The 114 accidents resulted In death to 49 persons and injury to 89. Of the 114 accidents, 49 were attributed to the pilot, which shows need for federal examination and licensing of pilots. Virtually every world record of any consequence is held in this country. The world's altitude record, speed record around a circuit, "seaplane records, endurance records, were all made by American pilots within the last year. One million miles of air-mail flying without a fatality Is another record of the last year, ,? The army air service lias perfected many new types of combat and bombing 'planes, ready for service, far superior to anything In Europe.
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