Fiery Cross, Volume 2, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1923 — Page 7

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For a Real Brush Use Fuller M. L. Gillaspy 11, 8. MAIN ST. KOKOMO INDIANA Bruce H. Carr TWO STORES FOR MEN Of High-Grade Furnishings, Tailoring And Shoes at Popular Prices We feature the FLORSHEIM SHOE Pressing and Repairing Department in Connection 932 S. Main St. 429 W. North St. KOKOMO, IND. AMERICAN Shoe Shop and Shining Parlor 105 East Markland KOKOMO INDIANA ntuuiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii I DR. A F t HNn I DENTIST Over Farmers Trust and Savings Bank, Corner I 8ycamore and Main Streets I s kokomo Indiana! uiiiiiKiitiiaiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiKiiiiiiiiiaiiiMiiit INDEPENDENT J Sewing Machine Store NEW AND USED MACHINE BOUGHT AND SOLD 211 N. Union Street Phone 1190 KOKOMO .... INDIANA Kokomo Auto Top Go. 114 N. MARKET ST. Phone 165S KOKOMO .... INDIANA ixb!i::H!!i;b:!:kb!I!:HWjkiw!b JOHN KIRBY I GARAGE AUTO REPAIRS " SUNOCO OIL 14 E. SYCAMORE tT. y Phone 3445 KOKOMO .... INDIANA" CT,MaBM;:iM:;'iB!MiBiiiiam BmiwHiuinHuiiuofflwiUHtaaiiiuisiDiiuiHa ' J. W. Cox 1 BARBER 8H0P 415 E. Morgan Street I (KOKOMO . . . INDIANA k E. M. Vandepool GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 3781 1901 N. Lafountalne St. KOKOMO .... INDIANA G. R. McCOOL Superior Auto Top 113 E. 8uperlor Street PHONE 167 KOKOMO .... INDIANA Mack's 6 Chair Barber Shop KOKOMO .... INDIANA aniiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiii!iiiiitiiuiiii:iiiiiuiuuiiuijiiuiuiuiul j

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V. T. CRAIG , We Serve the Best Food Obtainable Interurban Cafe MARION'8 LARGEoT CAFE 24 Hour Service 420 South Adama Street marion, . INDIANA D. K. McCURDY I FIERY CROSS Representative In ' ; iQrant, Wabash and Huntington! ! i Tnnntlaa . . ; For any business with thlso .paper, Phone 148, Hotel DeSoto Marion . . Indiana;; jiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiimininiitiiiiituun,, Club Cafe i Grant Trust Bldg. I Phone 1185. H. c. HUDSON, Prop. 3 Cusiness Men's Luncheon Short Orders 1 MARION .... iKiniAMi? Hi;iMii;iiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiniiiiHi:mniiiiniiii!iiniiiMiuiiii Vashington Cafe 509 S. Washington St A GOOD PLACE TO EAT 100 Per Cent American MARION . . INDIANA iiiwiiil.niiimiiiiiiiiMuiMilIMmB,mnmni,,,,,, , .'luiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiHimMtniMiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiinii i 1 r- ' Meats, Staple and Fancy Groceries! L. M. KEESE & SON i Corner of Grant and Ohio Streets 1 Phono 252 MARiriN tuni ? " MiiiininMiimnininmimninmim,,,!,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Johnson's Barber Shop Don't Forget Our Number! 20 E. THIRD ST. iyiakiun .... INDIANA Tou Know Me" BARNEY OLDFIELD TIRES 80x3 $6.90 80 x3 S7.90 Machine Shop Automobile and Machinery Parts: Special Machinery, Tools and Dies. The W ley Machine & Tool Co. Second St. and Forest Avi. MARION . INDIANA, AUTOMOBILE RFPAiniwr. Storage, Accessories, Oil and Gasl inu IMIUMT SERVICE PRESNALL AUTO CO. Phone 585 Western and Second Streets Grant County Band GOOD PARADE MUSIC Available at All Times Who Makes the Best Bread In Marion? eeaeeaea sesssa assists GAY & MEDLEN FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS, ETC. Filling Station GAS AND OIL 8301 South Adama ftfr IMARION INDIANA BQiBXBXB'iDinilliBliimBillliaaiiBXB'lllBiBf 1 American Market GROCERIES AND MEATS Hiwahion - INDIANA! WBI:fl;!iBi!!B;:!:HWBISiB!I!lfliB!!l!BIII.B3!lBIl G. Sanders GROCERIES 103 East Haven Ave. Phone 4759 KIIHIVIOND .... INDIANA ECafe Phone 324 Res. Phone 404 c b ii KeevePs Cafe" I D. R. KEEVER, Prop. i 100 Per Cent American E UPLAND .... INDIANA! innmiiiiuiiiiiiaiuuiitiniiiiiniiuiuiuiuiuiitiiiiniitiiniiHMiiiuiiMinrai Stroup Bros. Grocery Anything In the grocers line for anybody. UPLAND INDIANA iliiiwiiiiiniiiiBrniuniriiMiiiiiiiiiiimniniiiiiuiiiiiiniiimimnimiitiiHii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F. M. PORTER i DRY GOODS, NOTIONS 1 AND 8HOES UPLAND .... INDIANA I iiiiiuiiiiiiaiinitiii!nninDiiHfiii!iinwnni)ciiiri

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Lost Soles Restored Bill's Shoe Repair Shop 112 W. Charles St MUNCIE .... INDIANA WM. E. HOR8TMAN, Prop. ' t Herbert Hines UITS MADE TO MEASURE We Specialize In Ladies' Work All Work Called For and Delivered. Phone 2085 413a S. Walnut St MUNCIE INDIANA : 3 Mnncie Works Phone 112 Mulberry St. North 690 J. J.BEN NET niuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiia : j MORGAN'S GARAGE ! Rear 416 W. Jackson. Phone 4811 j - Ford Service That Satisfies I CLARENCE W. MORGAN, Prop, i i munviC! .... INDIANA" ufiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuini!iiiiiiiininiiiii!iiiiiii!iiiii!iiiiii!iiiuii luuiiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiMiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiMiiiiniiiii Kemp's American Cafe KEMP AND KEMP Good Coffee and Horie Cooking 2 vmi vpcviaifcjr a 501 8. Mulberry St. Muncla. Ind. iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" : THE ORIGINAL Willard St. Drug Store cf Muncle, Ind. FRANK PELLHAM. Pron. 1 500 E. Willard St. Phone 8269 Hamburger Restaurant Real Good Eats EDWIN MILLER, Prop. 113 W Main St Muncie, Ind tiIBii!!BiliiBi!!iB!!!:aD Bf OR SERVICE li!!:9K!!!Q;!!!!l!B!l!W ; SIX CHA1RSB 1 Star Barber Shop H Open Shop I . WALTER CURTIS, Prop. Pr-War Prices: Hair Cut 35c Shave 20c I05 E. Main St., Muncie, Ind. H!l!B!HiBili!BllHBiii;B;i:ia!!i:Biii;Bliiin!l!l!lSgii Studabaker Grain Go. COAL HAY FEED SEEDS ELI M. MORRIS, Manager Phone 81 VAN BUREM . . . INDIANA witutiHMiiiiwiiuHMiiiiHiiiiiminiiiMwiimwinBinmiiuiiiHiiaiiiniiiiiM VanBuren News Eagle "PRINTING THAT PLEASES" VAN BUREN, IND. ooooooooooooooooooooooooc H. A. DAVIS & CO. )FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING Floor Coverings, Stoves, Wall Pacer 3VAIM BUREN - - INDIANAC XXXXO0OOCXXXXXXXXXX)000O00 i W. L Kelly & Son CIGARS CANDY 80FT DRINKS BILLIARDS WARREN . . INDIANA lassaaassaseaaaaaaaaaasasutsauasasf niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii.iiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiniiiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi Herold Vulcanizing Co. I 1 PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP i and GOODYEAR TIRES 1 Two (2) Stores 1 106 M. Jackson St. 212 . Hal. hi-1 GHEEHCASTLE, IMO. BRAZIL, IND. TiimmHimniinnimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiuiiiimiiiniiiiiiniinniniiiiiimmiiiimif FOR FIRE AND TORNADO IN 8URANCE REAL ESTATE See RALPH E. PARKER Citizens Bank Blda. FAIRMOUNT - - . INDIANA! Short Order Cafe CANDY, CIGARS, SOFT DRINKS AND SODA FOUNTAIN 100 American cieup R. A. LYTLE FISHERS INDIANA OR. H. H. GRAFMILLER, D.C., Ph.C.! 100 CHIROPRACTOR Goitre and Female Weakness 438 E. DEWALD St. Ft. WAYNE .... INDIANA BWhen You Want Smokes, Drinks! or Candy In "'rktown Stop at Yorktown Cigar Store ARTHUR CAMPBELL, Prop. THE DEARBORN INDEPENDENTS Tne Ford international Weekly H $1.50 per year of 52 issues. Send! :heck or money order. Walter Duckwall Fard lnnav NOBLESVILLE, - - - -INDIANA

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CHICKEN DINNERS, 50C Home Cooking -Agents for Yellow Cabs NEVER CLOSED Zemer's Restaurant, 1118 Shelby St. I j iiiiHiiimHiHuiiHniiMuiiinuiiimmuiMiiiiHuiuiii 3inuiiiainniiiiHiuumHBinDimiiimiinMnniiiiiniinniim F. E. Ayres Transfer Co. I TRANSFER and BAGGAGE to All Parts of the City g 1501 E. RAYMOND STREET 1 Phone. Drexel 74W 5B iiiiiiiiiiitniiiiiiiiiniii iiiMiiniinniiMmiiuimiiiuimuiini I J. W. Goodpasture! I Contracting Tin and Roof Work I I All Grades of Composition Roofing I 9 D : ... i ... 5 ncH"'i vror-K a specialty i Drexel 7174 5 548 Virginia Ave. 6 KiiiiniiiiyiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiuiiaKiimnBgniiHinimBMin HMniHiftuniiiiiiiu Battery Service ! We Deliver Any Place Any Time I GENERAL REPAIRING I Dearborn Garage Co. I Dearborn at Michigan Street j VAULT AND SINK CLEANING ah work Guaranteed ELMER VOGEL 162 Pleasant Run Blvd. DREXEL 0391 .............. ..............,,,,..; mew noneycomb Ford Radiators, Reinforced, Complete, $13.50 Repairs on nil nstc. New Cores for same. 916 N. Illinois Street GUARANTEE RADIATOR CO. Circl 11fi3 1916 N. Illinois St. INDIANAPOLIS lllllllllllIllHlllllllllllllllHlnlHIIIHIIHllIHIlniillnullilHIIIIII ( Lewis D. Wise 1.114 Roach,Ave. I Full Line of 5 1 GROCERIES AND MEATS 1 tnisinntinnstisiisnsnshtiwmfniiiinitansiisiitnaiisiifiisiisnS weoster 0829 ' Webster 3A?51 I 1 . BucknerandTomlinson Jobbers in Fine CANDIES CONFECTIONS IINLMAINAPOUS' ;'- - . INDIANA 'iiiimiiniiHuiiiuiHiiiiHiimmiiiwHiuinumiiiiiiiniimiiiiiitPii H. W. LOWDER j For HAULING OF ALL KINDS 1 IVTon Ford Truck 2840 N. Taeoma Ave. Webster 0906 1 laummjM'ULIS Nicely Furnished Rooms 1549 N. MERIDIAN ST. Phone, Main 0216 Call After 4:30 p. m. See W. L. BRATTON for LIFE, HEALTH, ACCIDENT, FIRE And AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 2033 Dexter Street Belmont 2512 INDIANAPOLIS Hmmmi.mimiiniiiiuimin 1 Belmont 4345. 537 N. 1 remont Ave. s OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT, OUR i I QUALITY IS HIGH I I Have No Fear Real American I Service I C. G. WEDDLE I Groceries Meats Vegetables I ; "niininMiiiiiiMiiiiiHTiitiiiiimmiiiiiMiiiuuiimmimiiiBiiuiHHiMmHiiuiirea CHARLES J. EBERG CIGARS, CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS Six Good Pool Tables 339 E. MARKET ST. Circle 3152 E. S. FRY 1401 Garfield Ave. General Contractor for all k-da Cement Work. I Estimates Free Webster 8231 i . iniUlllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllltlllltlllilllNIII FIRST-CLASS BLACKSM (THING And GENERAL REPAIRING I Sigmon Bros. itniniiiiiini!iii:iiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiujnmtHiiliMiinmiimil J. E. REEVES 2030 Brooksldo Ave, Phone, Webster 2568 GROCERIE8 AND MEATS C. C. URBAN CONTRACTOR AND SUILDER Belmont 138t 45BsrwIok Av. K 1 F. m. KIRKPATRICK PHOTOGRAPHER f.r s i aas-m.'.--w photograph i Whara at anvtlma. ( pVthlng, any. tHut Photos of Groups and Csnvntlonay Flash Lights of Parties, v Jteal Estata Phetoa a ttnaelattv. V ' Circle 3119. 619 W. WHshfitfton St

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SEE GREAT LIGHT CONDEMN SENSATIONALISM AND ASKS FOR THE TRUTH. Columbus, O. Feb. ".That the higher type of newspapers in Ohio have an inspiration to print a higher type of news, avoid sensationalism, and print the truth was made apparent here at a meeting of Ohio editors and publishers. Mr. R. R. Palmer, in his address on the opening day, plead for a higher plane of news and for the elimination of the type of story which seeks to capitalize sensationalism. This strain marked the talks of most of the university trained men, and was emphasized in the address of Prof. O. C. Hooper of the Ohio state department of Journalism. A. K. Chenoweth, editor o the Madison Press, openly attacked "crime stories" as unfair publication and as having no reason for being. "The printing of crime news," he said, "never rights the wrong or accomplishes anything save the stimulation" of undesirable lines of thought." Bristow Adams of the New York State Agricultural College, took newspaper men to task for making light of their alleged financial difficulties and pleaded for a seriousness of attitude toward newspaper work as toward any other business. Karl A. Bickel, president of the United Press, said that the world need no longer he combed for news, but that world news must be combed for truth. He paid high tribute to American journalism as of higher ideals and sounder basis than that of any other country's, and said that American press services and reporters were being turned to by all countries for the most complete and ablest reporting of world affairs. "Paper for paper," he said, "I believe American papers' ethical standards are higher than those of papers published in. any other country.-' R. C. Snyder, editor of the Norwalk Reflector-Herald, was elected president of the Associated Ohio Dailies at the closing session. KENTUCKY PASTOR WANTS ACTION USES CHURCH SIGN TO GET RESULTS. Covington, Ky., Feb. 7. Campbell county Ku Klux Klansnien were "urged" Wednesday to compel Mrs. Angie Le Rosen, alleged disorderly house operator, of 429 V. Fifth St., Newport, to leave the city. However, the Klan may not have to act, as annpngstaent was made that Mrs. Le nU leave the city shortly" taring of the suit of abal tin the Campbell cnimtyi , Ijg to .ie . beard. Howard Benton, her attorney, announced she would give bond, as the law requires, to abate the nuisance claimed by the city. After these legal steps are taken, it was stated Mrs. Le Rosen will leave the city. A sign stating the Klansmen will be blessed by God if they can rid Newport of the woman, posted by Rev. Win. E. Harvey, pastor of the First Baptist church, Eighth and York Sts., Newport, in front of his church, was the sensation in the city Wednesday. "Mothers have appealed to me to h'elp drive this woman from the city," Rev. Harvey said. "Hardly a day passes that someone doesn't talk to me about her." The sign posted by the preacher, who has been fighting vice in the city for several years, follows: "Ku Klux. God bless you If you can rid Newport of Mmc. Le Rosen of 420 W. Fifth St. The officers either can not or will not.'' Rev. Harvey posted tlie sign Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday morning he llPrri U foil if ,rwn.t nig eviaencc inai Mrs. Le Kosen operated an alleged disorderly house. The case will be retried next Tuesday. "t believe they would be doing a service to the city to force her and others of her kind to leave the city," said the preacher. "Had the woman been convicted I would never have placed the sign in front of my church, for I am for law and order first, last afld always." Harvey denied he was a Klausman Vevay Klan Warns Law Violators Vevay, Ind., Feb. 10. The Klau here has started a clean-up campaign and as the first step run paid ads in the newspapers stating they stood for law and would bring offenders to the bar of justice and secure convictions. Speaking editorially, the Vevay Democrat says: "Vevay and Switzerland county have become notorious as meccas for bootleggers, boozers, gamblers and law breakers in many forms and there have been but incidents where the officers of the law have taken it up and justice has been meted out. There have been four deaths in this county within the last two years, the direct result of unlawful drinking and those who were responsible have never been apprehended. "Citizens all over the county have grown sick of nuisances and hardships to which they have been subjected and now that someone, somewhere, has become aroused to a determination to lawfully put a stop to it all and the wish of the majority will be, that their success may be unlimited." GIFT TO CHURCH IN NOBLESVILLE. Noblesville, Ind., Feb. 8. Eight members of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, clad in their white robes and peak-shaped cans, interrupted the revival services at the -Christian church long enough Sunday night to present Pastor Moore with - an envelope cpfltalning 140 in. cash "which Iff a personal gift "to you" tho lottor. accompanyrag the. gift, --saw, v

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