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Miller Sl Hown IPOCKET BILLIARDS. CIGARR.I louflcco ind SOFT DRINKS 251 North Main fit IFRANKiORT .... INDIA MAX - WHEN IN TOWN STOP At Jack's Cafe 306 E. WASHINGTON ST. f rtAN iv FORT .... INDIANA DIABETES "scient;fically treated ConvlBclng eTidenco and Booklet sent free. Send Postal card today. Address E. Rinehart, M. D. FRANKFORT . - INDIANA THE SONG OF ELDER JONES By Douglas Malloch Old Isaac Jones, he couldn't sins, not worth a tinker's daw. And y't he joined in ev'rytliin!?, and sane "Just Am I Am" An loud as anybody tlu rc, as far as I could Kef, Poured forth his soul upon tho air, hut always oh" the key. night after we had "let-us-prayed" and nassed the tilato around. Before the minister essayed theology nroiounci. He'd say, "We'll join in Singing Hymn Nine hundred nintytwo:" Then Elder Jones braced ev'ry limb, prepared io see it through. The preacher read a verse aloud; the organ played a bar; The choir arose serene and proud, as church choirs always are; It sang with care the opening note, or maybe three or four Then burst from out the Elder's throat that celebrated roar. It shook the rafters, shook the pews; it. shook the countryside; The Elder longed to spread the news of glory far and wide. His heart was full of joy today, of joy he longed to shout, And singing was the only way he had to let it out.' Courageously the choir withstood old Elder .lones' attack And tried to keep, the best it could, the tunc upon the track. But, as the three sopranos glad gave forth their highest E, Then Jones let loose with all he had and countered with a B. A free-for-all, When that was done, was all there was to do; The choir sang one tune, Isaac one, the congregation, two. I often wondered which the more was hard around the thrones Tho 10 of those, sopranos or the B of Elder Jones. But I'm a little older now, as old as he was then, And know, or think I know, just how the Lord arranges men. He judges singing, judges what we are from day to day, By whether, we're sincere or not in all we do and say. The Elder sang he had to sing his soul was full of grace; And that's what counts in ev'rything, in church or any place. The Elder's joy the heavens shook, and not the singers-' art: The choir was singing from the book, the Elder from the heart. OUR FIGHT By Maurice C. Waugh (In the Literary Digest) I have often wished I had left my bones Over there in France 'neath the shell-torn soil, When ideals were high, and the crumbling thrones Seemed a recompense for our bloody toil. I have often pondered since my return To a land ao filled with a greed for gain ; What befell the virtues we so idly sprun? Was -our fight really fought in vain? Yet what a stand for a man to take When he knows this land has its " wrongs to right; Though he fought in war for his country's sake, Should he shun in peace the fight he could fight? When the last salute has been fired some day, And the shades are drawn, and the flag's half mast, It would be better far to pass away With the thought, "! (ought riglft np to the last." -

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I PERJURY ARAIWftT Ifl am Troy, O., Feb. 28. Edward McDon- , aid, the state's star witness in the trial at Springfield in police court, of W. M. Courtner, Kleagle and organ- ; izer of the local Ku KIux Klan, was Riven a suspended sentence of s'x months in jail by Judge E. M. Hell in Troy Saturday on a charge of nonsiipport o his wife and two children. McDonald was also ordered to pay into the hands of Joseph Barnett of Troy $400 which will bo used to support his wife and childrenand distributed to them at the ratP nf 9r. i Week. The six mnntW cantons suspended on condition that McDonald pay the costs of the case which amounted to $6.25. The mo"ney was found on McDonald when arrested in Springfield and was accompanied by a ticket to Los Angeles and a letter from Chief of Police O'Brien of Springfield recommending him to the -chief at l.os Angeles. CHIEF HARDLY EXPECTED TO ADVISE KLANSMEN TO GET BDSY East SI tnnlD 111 I7i u -.,.,. of Police Mulconnery today announced that Ben O. Morrow, who was arrested Saturday on a charge of distributing anonymous election campaign matter, has signed a statement under oath that he was employed by the Ku Klux Klan at $10 a day as a "precinct committeeman." Chief Muiconnery stated he has information that the Klan plans to "carry off tho election at any cost." The St. Louis Post Dispatch has been publishing articles that the Klan is supporting a "slate" in the municipal primary, at. which, .candidates for the mayoral and four city commissionerships will be selected, and that those endorsed by the Klan have Pledged themselves to appoint only Klansmen or their friends to office. . i Vyes Lisfeol Names MorrowV alleged confession, Chter Mulconnery announced,;- stated the Klan has a committeeman for each of the 61 precincts in the city and. gives a list of names of alleged members of the Klan, , Morrow has been released under bond. He was arrested with two others and the anonymous circulars urged the defeat of 18 candidates. Klan Visits Windfall Church During the revival services conducted by Glenn O. Mills, minister, and R. Paul Arnold, singer, at the Windfall Christian church, the minister announced that he would preach a sermon on the subject, "Making America 100 Per Cent." The announcement of the sermon seemed tq awaken the interest of the community, for, notwithstanding the fact that the night was one of the coldest and most disagreeable of the winter there were 400 people assembled before the beginning of the service. At the conclusion of the song service a band of hooded Knights came in and formed a circle about the assembled congregation while one of their number advanced to the minister and presented him with an envelope. The Knights stood at attention While the minister nrooMo,1 o sermon pleading for devotion to American ideals. Mr. Arnold also spoke commending the Ku Klux Klan as an aid to the church and as a movement that would do more than anything else to free America from her present perils. The envelope contained a cash offering of $.'S1 an l a letter commending the work of the ministers for their work in the community. Following the visit to the church the Klansmen visited a distressed Mexican family and relieved their distress by providing fuel, food and clothing. In the Mind of a Woman. "For it Is- easier to discover a white crow or the print of fishes' feet than to know what is in the mind of a woman." L. Adams Beck In Asia. Full Llpa Reveal Character. Cleopatran lips, dark red and full, which take their name from the famous Egyptian queen, denote a cruel and vicious disposition. Jupiter May Be Inhabited. The French astronomer Flammarlon says there Is a possibility that Jupiter Is inhabited. London's "Mansion House." The official residence of the lord mayor or London was built between 1739 and 1753. Dally Thought No one returns wlta good will to the place which has. done him a mischief. Phasedrus. . Smallest taby n Record. - The smallest baby at birth kriowp weighed two -pounds and'-oar ounce.

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