Fiery Cross, Volume 2, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1923 — Page 3

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Carmel, Thorntown, Shelbyvllle, Splits Reward 50-50 With Needy Mother Lncransport. March 10. Corbett Wolfe, this city, is a character counterpart of Antonio, the merchant who l.oniVd his life to Shylock. "Tony" has nothing on Wolfe for generosity. A reward of $200, offered by the Klks lodge anil the board of county commissioners for the recovery of the body of little Geneve Wainscott was reteived by Wolfe. He turned half of th;- amount over to Mr. and Mr Hurtis Wainscott, parents of the Kill. Wolfe came upon the body a mile below wheie the child and her two playmate: , Until Dickens, used 8, and Dorothy Kdwards, 8, had fallen through the ice on liel river, March 3. The boilies of the other girls were recovered several days earlier. The relief fund raised for the three families amounted to more than $500. A. J. LOWDER Automobile Repairing SI W, Thirtieth St. (Rear) Randolph 5417. Indianapolis, Ind. .LftftwwwwwvLftrwwww "tiiuuMUiiuuiiiiiiiiMiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia Cambridge Transfer Freight Hauling Given Prompt Attention It and 22 3. Alabama SI. Main 6897 BMiniaimiinimminininiiiniuiw CHIROPRACTOR Now for 1923 To obtain feminine beauty throughout the eutire year one must have perfect health, for health creates beauty. W. S. HAMEL, Chiropractor Graduate of Palmer School 413 Occidental Bltfo. MAIn atW WANTED AGENTS Agents Wanted Everywhere to tell FACTS About the K. K. K. -By-DR. LESTER BROWN Ccad Territory Open. Write at one to i P. O. BOX 202 MICHIGAN CITY, - - INDIANA 116 N. Illinola St Clrole 11U Ragsdalo Tire Shop. Rotreaalng, Auto Accessories an Used Tires Vulcsnlzlng Guaranteed C. C. RAGSDALB G. C. MADGE Cigar, Tobacco and Soft Drinks Lunoh and Fresh Meats 100 Service FISHERS INDIANA Bastin Tire Repair Go VulA.nlzIno and Tire Service. We Charge and Rebuild Batteries and tell the Blue Ribbon and Sparko Batteries. Workmanship and quality guaranteed to be 100. Taxi Service Day or Night.. Phone 764 123 E Jackson St SAMUEL' M. BASTIN, Prop. 3HELBYVILLE - - INDIANA C. H. PILE GROCERIES, NOTIONS A. MEATS Deliveries at 9 and 10:30 a. m. SERVICE 100 PERFECT Phone 1254-K 119 W. 8outh 8t 8HELBYVILLE - - - INDIANA DAVISON MACHINE SHOP 1 Harry Davison Metal Stampings, Pattern Makng, General Machine Work and Acetylene Welding. We guarantee our work to be 100 perfect 124 East Jackson Street Phone 657-L 124 E. Jackson 8t &HELBYVILLE . . - INDIANA NUE WAY No Delay Work Guaranteed AUTO PAINTING 8Y8TCM CHAS. HOPPER A SON Alexander Bld0. Franklin . . . Indiana Johnny Vaggonqr LUNCH TOBACCO AND; SOFT DRINKS Colfax . . . -inoiAmm

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Warren, Frankly, Gojf ax, Sullivan. REV, MOUNSEY DEFENDS KLAfl A NATIVE OF ALEXANDRIA HANDLES SITUATION WITHOUT GLOVES Alexandria, Ind., March 20. This little town is in tl-io fVifnno t :..: generation brought about by the activities of the Kniehts of the Ku Klux Klan. and us. ia notm-ai ion has divided itself and is evidenced forcibly, both in voice and act. Probably the , Mv-nmoc 4IItl fliWe single act was that of Rev. KrUCe MounRPV in nn nnor ; 1 he Dailv Npws Pr a,t cha lenged Father Faust, the locaL CatnoIiC organizer to give an open public initiation, in the same manner as the Invisihln Pmnim ir:,.i.4... - --- V"- '-"hi.lc niiiguis Ok the Ku Klux Klan did recently in this iiLy, Luereuy permitting the public to judge for itself. TJa VAint n i. 11 1 .1 . i. x c iniiiiLM tint ' i n!i r rnn i. every act and deed is clean, and within its Constitlltmnnl ;V,i T .; . "l liriim) anu slates lhat it is an order of patriotic LiLiiviis, wmcn nas won , the respect and confidence of thwonmmimjf-.. tr Calls on Father Vnnet mm tk v h - " - Liiab jit; as accused others, to come out in me ngnt oi aav. cense hi, AnAr of issues, and produce his facts. Rev Bruce forcibly "points out the insidious influence back of the Mer Rouge, affair, and the Springfield "frame-up" and in the most scathing yet sarcastic manner denounces and. brands aa false, accusations and statements against the organization in Alexandria. The entire matter is attracting considerable attention here, and the opinion seems to be that the Klan has all the best of it. Fiery Gross Causes Agitation at Louisville I.uisville, Ky., March 10. A flaroinr Fiery Cross burned merrily on East Leigh Hill within lfio yards of Mayor Houston Quinn's home shoi-tly after l o'clock last Thursday. Automobiles were: rushed to the scene with a squad of . police, and Arthur Hamlet, spi-win mayor, advised the neighbors to keep inwuuiK iiini not mingle with the crowd that had congregated at the intersection of Long- Avenue and Kentucky Court, Chief of Police Braden, and Chief of Detectives Larken were m-pnllu oYovnioiul n-nA ' -1 - ..v.. ' '''l UIIU instead of looking for law violators, anu illegal liquor dispensing establishments the greater nart. of i.hoi-r time the last thrpp rl spent in trying to find out who burned the Fiery Cross, which violated no law. Electric Service Co. WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY W. W. THORJ, aro0, 405 N. Jackson Street Phone 2212 FRANKFORT, IND s nmntnimnt 8ee Me for That New Ford Car Prompt De!lvery-We Allow High est Prices on Used Fords C. K. MARTIN "Service First Courtesy Always" Representing A. W. BOWEN, S45 Ft Wayne Ave. Main 6913 Main 6173 tnnnLiiminiiiTiimmniuiumui The Public Drug Store! CIGARS, SODAS DRUGS WARREN . . INDIANA liniiuimiimiiMmuimmmufni llUIUUlllllllllltllluUll Quality and Service Junior Goal Company 50 BEECHER STREET. Drexel 6310 A OfOOD PLACE TO SUY COAL nrnimiiinnintniniinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuinf L. T. MCINTIRE Fancy and SUpla GROCERIES AND MEATS i1t North Tlbba Ave. slmont 1221 TIRES, New and Used; Tubes, Accessories and Vulcanizing Open Saturday Evening Till 9 Sunday Morning, 8 to 12 Dieckmann Auto Supply 705 W. Washington. Main 4607 Banner Bros. Variety Stord hm in u ... . . 1 r. micnigan St and 2502 c. wasn. Bel. 0Z40; Web. 0352 I Alwaya coma tn An tim tor your small aeeds. Wa carry wiuliwvb variety stocK. THE FIERY CROSS - AMERICA'S FASTEST OROW- , . laWEEKUY. ,

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KLAN DEWED PRIVILEGE OF PRODUCING 'MURDEREO' MAN IN THE LIVING FLESH (Continued from Page 1.) among our "many other convictions, teei strenuously thatthe,dav of nub lie perjury is fast waning, -and that progress and security, both of . the in dividual and of corporate government, from now on can be hest safetmnrrlerl by plain, oldVfashioned' honesty and ny straignt dealing. Threat Against Government Tne greatest threat against our form of government and the greatest peril of our legal system lies in the disposition on the part of vicious minorities and of vicious individuals to paint lies in imitation of facts. In too many instances -this damnable practice has produced untold misery, and the suffering of the innocent. Such righteous culminations is that at Bastrop, La., are occasions of hope, rainbows of promise to those of us who iuaist that the spirit as well as the letter of the American legal system be stubbornly upheld. If any man has committed an offense against the duly established law of the land, our right-mincied citizenry, with one voice, demands his legal punishment. But the people of, America do not encourage iniquitous manipulation of our laws, or crafty, dishonest misoar riage of justice against the innocent. That, in a word, is what was attempted and what failed at Bastrop, La. The American people are fundamentally sound at heart. Of all peo people in the world, they most abhor Injustice. And they have a persistent way of abolishing things that the.y abhor. They originally abhnred (he injustice of early Colonial government and, they overthrew it. And since that parly experiment in righteousness they have been gradually but consistently weeding out the things in. American liffl that, (Jirive on mLsrepresejitation and have for their end. the working of injustice on the innocent. We refuse to believe that it is as easy today as it was formerly to trump up dishonest evidence against the innocent and with this dishonest evidence go before a grand jury of Americans or before, an American court and procure dishonestly a judgment or a verdict involving.the punishment of an innocent person. In Bhort, the task of "railroading" an innocent, person is fraught, in oupopinion, day by day, with greater and j greater difficulty. ' . And this improvement in conditions Is directlv traceable to aX reawakening a revitallzation erf all that is best In the native American conscience. For sueii occasions as That, which arose at Bastrop, you. fan trust true Americanism to find a solution. - To such questions as were asked by the. unrighteous at Baslrop, America will always have a ready, and an unimpeachable answer. Knights Never Interfered but Encouraged Investigation The Louisiana farce has closed; the curtain has been rung down on one of the most colossal frauds and the most damnable conspiracy ever perpetrated on the American public. There is no doubt in the minds of intelligent people who followed the case in the newspapers as. to who Funderburgh & Q'Rear PURE FOOD GROCERIES ICARMEL .... INDIANA Fred Evans Elmer Jeffries EVANS & JEFFRIES SANITARY RESTAURANT Phone ua Your Orders Telephone 168 CARMEL . - . . INDIANA Carmel Supply Co. Cement, Coal, Drainage Tile Fence Posts, House and Roofing Paint and Cement Blocks. OSCAR APPOGATE, Proprietor CARMEL ... INDIANA OCCOOOOOOCOCOOCOXXXXXXXXXD E. J. Ellerman Authorized Dealer v LINCOLN, FORD, FORDSON 5WARREN .... INDIANA 0000(XOOfX30CXXXXXXOOCXXXXX3 Beaitiful Floors C. B. WOOSTER Floor Surfacing Contractor Hardwood Float Laid and Finished 1232 ASHLAND AVE . Unooln S44I ' ' TNDIAMArTPLIt

perpetrated, this , fraud. Open ' and. lair-iBinnea WMBenaei ; ta- groom aunngr- tns BMaHetf op'lkeariiit and grand jury investigation condiwted by Bciyate indtyidnalsi $ and, by gwerBtne&t iand: artajt. oniciaas later, have ever Renown and sfieaf the hand that has. ctefjftsd. the. MJli TOind; It is certain that had ItHe ; Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan had control of the situation,; there would have been ntf investigation had they . not desired but a f ujl; and complete ijivestlgatlonwas, permitted, was encouraged, was aided, regardless of the; procedure, the method and by whom conducted. , : Many .questions remain unanswered. The bodies used ' in s the propagandaproducing news came from, nobody knows where, and, now that , the incident is closed, nobody: cares.. The "open: hearing" and . grand - jury , investigation " fails te fasten any ' criminal acts of any nature whatever nn the Ku Klux Klan, or any individual De longing to tne Organization. The best judgment of tha". hastminds familiar-. .with the whole affair now is. that the whole thing was a plot to discredit the Ku Klux Klan. The Klan had, and souaht. no op portunity to offer any testimony in the Mer Rouge case because It had committed no crime, and had no de. fense to offer, and now that the curtain has rung down on this, the world's mtst colossal indictment of misguided justice, it is helievei th law enforcing forces throughout the' jana win realize and know that back of their efforts there is. today a militant organization, known, .an the Knights of the Ku Klux. Klan, amenable to, obedient to the law, respectful unto the law and demandins enf orcement of the law. V lt .istheir business, it is their dutv. it is their responsibility to get behind, and support the sheriffs., the chiefs of police and every law-enfom ing body, and: from Louisiana let the word go forth to the world,' that in Georgia, in Kansas, in Indiana, in Ohio, and in every- state in the union, there is an Organization supporting law and order. . The eyes. of the na Hon. have- been; upon the Klan. It now comes out from under the influence of emotion al news and. stands Spotless and white in the searchlight, of. public opinion, and will drive, home by its own law-abiding actions, the high Ideals and high principles, of the stanch Americanism of its . creed. At the. end of this fearful drama It stands recognized by a thankful and understanding public. "Every Community ii Vermont Hs Klavern Mnntpelier.-; Vfe.---According to the lncn.1 nrpLis ' VMmVn hnW boan.:'.offi ing revelation 'of. the activities of the it ! .ILi:. 1.1 . ' .T. ft. . ' iiiviKiuie riinpire in . tnis state lor some time; in-fact, ever ..since a lead ine editor and l.nw iinfmwivionf nfR cer of this State commended the or ganization. - The quotas are taken fj-oni. an item in the Itnsi.on A A vr i ic a f-i nrKitfi'K the statement is maid! that 'Through out uio Mate tne Man has gained a firm foothold, and there i4 no community' of anv size th'nt. Hnoc' nn boast a Klavern." Not to be outdone, Vermont has its anti-Klan. nro-foreie-ner . hill readv for- nresent.ation t.n t.ho Tcna. lature. However, as this State is noted for its adherence, to things American, the bill will hardly find favor outside of its. snonsor .inii a fota renegade politicians. ANOTHER TDWK VOICES PROTEST AGAINST INFLUENCE IN SCHOOLS (Special to. Fiery Cross) Worcester, Mass., March 20. Serious charges of attempts to instill Catholic teachings into the public school work in this city against Catholic teachers have been made and a vigorous protest lodged with the Catholic members of the board of education. The activities of- the Romanist teachers was uncovered by Rev. William R. McNutt, editor of. Brotherhood after a series of complaints to him from Protestant parents. Among the complaints was one from one mother who declared that her children on two occasions during tne mness ot tne rope came to her alter school and said school and said that, fhtf r i.i.ii 11.-1 . 11:111 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 n rn t n 'i r- Tnavi l. 1 1 A ,. 1 . .1 ,- I 1 ., ' must go at once to St Paul's .L,ltvlL and pray for the recovery of the I - ' ' ' -l kliuu iic taken his children from school after repeated tearful scenes on Mondays when the heartbroken youigsters had come nome weepin? Decause tneir teacher had informed them that all good children went to mass on Simday and as they bad not that they were badr " - Another Protestant father, following his usual custom oi hearing Bis little girl say her prayers just before bed time, was shocked to hear her st.nrt. Vipi. nravei" uWriw Mom .Mother, of .GodVA In. astonishment, he 1 1 1 i. i. l . uMKea ner wny sne oegan ner prayer that way and sie replied, that her learner nao wugni ner iq ao so, An : anirry- storm ot nrotest was aroused when these facts became known and the protests lodged with the Catholics on the hoard of eduqav..... . . . ...... ...V.. W..HV f . . III 1.1 I I I . I I cease this effort to train 'Protectant children in Catholic ways ot else resign from the teaching force. The board members promised that the ohjecuonaDie , msirucxion wouia be close tabs are now being kept upen ine onenqers. - . ' ''Canada's Wealth af Rut v . y Peat bogs. li' Canada are Said to poiq lue, eijuivBi snr of A40O000 tocj

It Wayne, BeatoBurfeft of C&ic Brplzalisns 01 tneir amount. The game demands cash' or ' ite chec.lt enniunicnf' vh are naid to thp winner -. ns i stake m each game of eight players. It is a clear violation of the state law . . v . l ii r u 1 ana -courts are compelled to find con victious ; should arrests occur. wnat the proprietors like about ui same ia tnat it is "fast." No deal is - extended more than 10 minutes and it' averages less than utes. A. player, if lucky, can win or ioae iu m me game within an hour Tom morning until ,the "tunk" game orerator elnspa Yta a-. i-,l , , . - " ' uwia laitj ai nisni. tames or tne down-town es raousnments are filled. In these places, the atmosphere is. reeking with smoke and imnnrn air m most of them the floors are filthy, the Dviiuiuuv luieu. io overnowmg. It is this craze, tolerated hv tra citizens" of Ft. Wavnfi thnt io .Wn. me .iioinji vi tue cuy s youth. foliar ana tnree-doilar limit poker games, are plentiful. Hundreds of iamines teei tlie want of clothing and nourishment because ''of them. The common remark of the street is nroKe.' The employment situation in Vt .Wayffe is bad. Gambling makes this resultant condition considerably worse. Are the city authorities desirous of curomg. tnis menace? Do they want a uirecrory ot tne establisments operating a "rake" on games of cnance? Booze, bonded . and "moonshine liquor, is - flowing as freely as the Miami river. And like the stream that has .its source at Ft. Wayne, penmmg ot iiauor is reaching a flood stage. The town is, saying it literally, on a "drunk." The better and. law-abiding citizens of Ft. Wayne have no thought or appreciation of the freedom of which bootleggers Bell boys in hotels . havA tnnn for the aaikine Therp - am couni drink emnoriums that - nMo Vtism. selves on handling the. "honrtprf" m. neiy. . ine greater number of 'teggers, however, check up their profits on the sale, of "caf liquor, the kind that's got fur on. it, a. scratch in it, and, a howl out of it, :".Soit-drink" dispensaries have pop for a side line, or, it can be believed, to get. the half-pbnt hottles for containers. Roadhouses handle it. "Moonshiners," at their farm homes, retail it. Hardware stores, report good sales o wash boilers. Tinners admit a good business along the same line. Jobbing houses have a "steady demand" for copper, tubing. One can tour the rotten roads, of Allen county and find the sweet atmosphere of the country contaminated with the odor of eookDo J.he prohibition enforcement agencies police and county officers, and the federal agent want a list ot locations and names of Allen county bootleggers? In few places but Ft. Wavnft is found the "law" of 'the police that requires women of immoral remite f.o establisb themselves in their domiciles and have but one girl inmate. "The landlady is allowed-to have her 'maid.'" Thus have Ft..' Wayne police won an honor, they have not lost their cunning. The injunction method operates effectively against any rooming house or residence where the court obtains a 'conviction or a plea of guilty. Ai temporary injunction can be sought antf" obtained for houses of prostitution. ; The city attorney, his honor, the mayor, and the chief of police have a fewj tricks of their own, to close bawdv houses ami force thoir inmataa out. if they wish to clean up the city. : rean st., unmon st, Calttoun, Harrison and Main Sts. will furnish the majority, of locations against which the city attorney can fite injunctions. And If the courts be slow, and the means to the -ends justify, shalL the pqlice operate against these places, tear, down the blinds and break out the windows? They need' renovating anyway and a little fresh air would do them good. After the domiciles and the cheap rooming houses are boarded up, the chief can eo a little further. Th rh in gestion is that he call into his office tne landladies and their maids, one at a time, "reason" with them, and after days or hours to nack un their negliges, give them tickets out of town. But Ft. Wayne needs a reform wave to hit it. anrl hv the stona Af things and the distant tread of march ing crusaaers seen and Heard, the better element is going to launch a rigorous campaign to put their metropolis on a better moral plane. The majority put the laws on the statute books and conditions demand their enforcement. Ft Wayne is likened to a jelly fish. It is taking on fat. There is an ele ment, law abiding themselves, but tolerant to all immorality as long as ,- - mi uirecuy aoes not anect taem. Tnis TolAmAnt hna o-tvwxrn fr la vara element has grown to large propor tlons in recent years. They are for letting well enough.-, alone and adopt the policy of "hands off." But finally conditions get hnvond control and it takes a r-toral revolu tion to f-hanee thinn 'h:ic tn normal At this point, in Vt. Wayne's order or things, the Ku Klux Klan is grow ing and increasing its numbers by leaps and bounds. Tho organization can do things and will do things P.hipf nf. thpaia anil IVm OadI irnnni. tant, is to crystallize public opinioa. But tne Klan win go . beyond this, It will make mihlie ontivkiti anil 'If aligned with the better element of th rnmmimit v. will, exnnse ami driva nnt 01 v i. wayne ihe jaw oreaKers. ' hfl wnrizr nnrl mnut intnlarant tjn things is the of-expressed statements thing is the oft-expressed statements of law violators that they are charged ana pay protection money. To the good citizen this ia galling. Cltv Officials usuallv Share in the collections. Yet the politicians get m oa most- ot tne grart. The old saylU. II . itti. . . . 1115 luni uuiCB i;t;Bf rs. are 001 goou "business" men. is borne out by a true 'submission of 'facts. The go-betweens are fn anonition to mill' t.h "flDlitT to theft own advantage. These are tne ''blrds that, the decent relement of Ft. Wayhs shobld mak It their bnsinesa to go after, fxame them if -neoespary, iadHva hena tUeir

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AN0RSGN,rWlD. GROCERIES w. wooiums' Grocery FoONice omtry, dressed or on foot, fresh oysters and a full line of fruits and vegetaoies; tresh and cured meats; also notions. We- strive to satisfy. We deliver. Phone 1708, tafls w Third St. Open on Sunday. 11-12-22 HARDWARE Columbus Ave. Hawturan rn tvi ers . in Hardware, Aluminumware, Paints and Varnishes. C. A. E. Rinker, Prop. Twenty-third and Columbus Ave. Phone 303. 10-13-22 COLUMBUS, tND. DRUGS Harms, HerbertChestnut. C Seventh and. . 7-14-22 HUNTER REPAIR ShodL V Hunter Repair Shop Everything rmu, xuuyo anop operated by 100 man with 100 workmen. We want 100 American business. RESTAURANT ' McQueen, .Harry Depot Lnnch Room, 7th and Jackson. 7-14-22 VULCANIZING vines cv w ray Columbus Vulcanizing Go. Tire Surgery Station. Third and Franklin Sts. 7-14-2 EYANSVILLE, IN0. - CONFECTIONERIES Adkins Home Candy Kitchen Home-made Ice Cream and Candy. Wholesale and retail. Phone 6484J 621 Main St. . 9.8.22 CONFECTIONERIES Ebmeier, Albert Ice . Cream, candies, cigars- and tobacco. Phone 1401. 223 Fulton Ave., opposite L. & N., I. C. and Big Four depot-. 9-8-2$ HOTELS The, 'American Hotel Oscar T. Ehmeler, Proprietor. Steam heat, hot and cold running water in every room. Rooms with or without bath. Rates, $1 and upv Restaurant in connection. Open day and night. Fulton Ave. and Second St., opposite ll & N., I. C. and Big Four depot. 9-8-22 SEEDS AND FEEDS Ohio Valley Seed Co. Elmer J. G-af, Ass't Sec'y. Stads,-Feeds and Poultry Supplies. Wholesale and retail. r 13-515 Sycamore St 9-8-22 FRANKLIN, IND. HOTEL FRANKLIN Hotel and Restaurant Reservation for. Home Cooking. Phone 509, corner Jefferson and Jackson Sts., City ot Homes. GREENWOOD, WD. GARAGE Madison Ave. Garage M. B. Goodykoontz, Prop. Located on Madison Road, near Main St- Accessories of all kinds. Efly and night service. Phone, Gr.e.eawood, 13fi. K0K0M0, m. FURNITURE, CLOTHING, SHOES Joan W. Lewis I buy and sell all kinds of second-hand Furniture, Clothing, Shoes and Junk commodities. 2S36 N. Main St, Kokomo, led. LIBERTY, tND. GARAGE Brunner-Abernathy .Garage Day and night service. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 268. MARION, tND. CHIROPRACTORS Dr. O. G. McKeever, for 100 service in adjustment of your spine or any part of your body. Eventually, but do it now. 423-5 Glass Blk., Marion. MORGANTOWK, IND. VULCANIZING Whitaker, Irwin, Vulcanizing, accessories and batteries. Contract dealer Firestone Tires MUNCIE, IND. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Gallimore's Cigar Store 111 W. Main St, Mnncie, Ind. Retailers- o high-class cigars, tobacco and candies, Pocket Billiards. Medical Board Calls Tliain and Spires Ft. Wayne. March 20i Another chapter was written in the Dr. George Thain murder scandal? Nhen advices coming from rndtanapolis stated that He and Dr. J. W. Sauires. both of- this city, had been caHed be fore the Indiana board of medical registration and instructed to appear before that body April 20. and. give reasons why their licenses should not be revoked. Br, So tares is charged wjth selling narcotics. Dr. Thain was indicted by the Allien county grand jury, charred with performing a criminal opetatkia on miss .stner Yveriwig, causing, hex death. Ia connectioa v4th the. case. Attorney Rav McAdams. 'debonair bachelor of this city.' was named as contributing ta tke garJ's. deluoqaency. Secenux. Thain.'& ofnca, sis dtss teriously disappeared It read "Bloom, of YoutR . Saniiarjpm " Thain wra convicted-on charges of penormmg a criminal operation in the Adams eojintycirciii contf. and served a state prison, sentence m 1A1 J ' ' -... ...r . ...... - ; ' ' ' :-' Getflng Sft ' '"" Tne way soma, men arrange 'tbeh napkins when they ait down at a table, ym wonld ttstok tftewera going ta gt a sn&Ta.ineaai 01, a meal.T-i.r'iznsr?

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- -' ADVEftTrlSlntG-: ' . . ReicharoV "E. W. The. Advertising Service of Ernest -W. Keichard, '541 Gopdlet Ave. Riley 9746. 6-23-22 ; ACCOUNTANTS Morgan, Geo. K. Certified Pnilic accoufltant. Audits, investigations, system, income tax service. 522 Board of Trade Bldg. Telefmones: Office, Maiff 6127; residence, Washington . 3497. ; AUTOMOBILES Schakel. Wm. a d. .. - - ' - v wiu njnr Steam Automotive Company of iodi -evuvj, uvttuiy oceam cars 930-32. Ft. Wayne Avl Ma-3647; residence. Circle 2688. 9t22-22 C A R B URETQ RS TWoksten, Hrry U Miaalj Zenith, Catburetors sala. New and S"1?,-C?ir8ot"8aJ MaJn 196Q. 901 N. IllinAis St. CAPITOL OPTICAL COCaprtal Optical Co. 225. 228 227 Bankers ; Trust, Corner Ohio -and Pennsylvania Sts. Eyes examined for; glasses and glasses famished. We ar. especially equipped ta exe, eyes o 801,001 children. 100 efficiency. Occulist and optometrist in charge. Main 2082; 4-20-23 CIGARS AND TOBACCO 7, ,".mn cc Rbi 8801-245- S. Meridian St. Maia 0993. Cut -prices on Cigars and tobacco. Soda Fountarn Lunch. Home cooking. 7-14-22 COAI : Sigmon Coal Co- 3 great jarda. fon if8?' Mala 1884, -.Randolph Tork St. Earl Z. Sigmonr.'ChasvM. Sigmon. . - 8-U-23 DENTIST . - White, M. L. Phone, Main 1395. J". Ban,keIs' Trnat. BWg., comer y.mio and Pennsylvania SL 10-27-22 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES v,' "'par Frnita and regeubles. Stands. 476-477, City Market GROCERIES ' . . . Messarsmith, C. B Groceries, t8A Notions. Webster-2812. 2355 Wheeler St - 10-27-22 HOWIES ! r lriebcl W'Ham. F, awt .Met, furnish all home comforts to, invalids; elderly people or chronic cases. For tail details call Randolph; 8287 or writ 302M033 fN. Illinois St. INSURANCE : 7 Crousore, Wm. R. RepresentingTnT" ?J0? L,lf IMo?anicZ01. 402 Terminal Bldg. Main h7W - 7-14-22 LAWVCDo ... tel. 1 Miller. R hi Oi....i .. ' law. Q BiKrtU! RESTAIIQAMT A estaurant 1056 Serrtce N. Alabama St, Indianapolis, ind. " - - J in 1. , a ujJ. -. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Davis Pla.A.i..-. Trv7TT' . Plies. The- rigns kiHd et wort f rnewho know,. lo , service, no job. too larger noae.toO" sna4L.747 Massachusetts Ave. Circla3129 ' GHiROPRACTOR . " graduate, of and exriwtrStorPal mer School of Chiropractic- I5th year to ChrropracUc, 5 years "aa ln-X-Raf Laboratory makes correct analysis-possible. Consultation Free at office. 1 make residence aiu 445 Centiny Building. pWesi rQtfice. Main 3252; Residence ebiter RICHMOND; W&: CIGARS AND TOBACCO. stW. Newspapers and periodical b. Anthorlzed dealer ot Thet . F1EST - CROSS Where yo buy.gDod Urea topless andrsaye $$JL Phone 203a, Main. street : s-i-ja REAL ESTATE ' ' " poreinan, BejjL Manager ot Foreman, Addleman. & Faucett Co. i?fn cty jjroperty.' Rooms S10-311. Colonial Bldg. Phone 1097. ... .-"-.' S-l-22 oil Companies - . " Quaker Orf Co. O.- K Calbert, -President stat dietriijBAoe. o Ra cine. Country Road Tires. Alaa Racine Cord Tires, Quaker A Auto OU and Quaker B Tractor GUI Branch office, . 557- Capftot Aves. ladlaiaB- ' . . , , S-15-23 -PLUMBING ' - . ' R, W- Ltebandwfar Wwbsr Serv i0G-. W miJW S.x Belmont 3607. McCluroBroo, TWO OEVVERt8rOA, - WtfUAMAPOLf iCIZ tNSfANA iRttay t24A Criterwrr Tailor Shcp; ,: -.,.Cteanlri5' - , L7 Aitatrlnff: , -r - i Repairing : - sa a 1 11 m a m h ?

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