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LIBRARY NOTES.
Are you often lonely? Loneliness ia a state of mind not a state of boty. You can be o.ulte gregarious with yourself while nlone in a forest or a ionjr way down u country lane. You are a pnrt of a family daily you forefather at home, but you are lonely in its midst. You are u part of all the parties in your community, yet somehow you are nnart from them.
To be alone, unrecognized in a mob is n dismal, but not infrequent cfi-
perKncc.
Love, friends, surroundings, and the
linvinjf of things these ne; life, yet with them al! there are times-when evcrvdiie in mentally lonely. Others do not understand others do net fed as you io. -j In thv tl:oi'.s:.:ids of hooks, now a fid old, niv found the expression of ywaftown unexpressed thoughts aridim-pu'sr-s. The salvation of the mentally lonely in books at the Public Library.
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Washington, D. C, March 26. The official Catholic Room for Governor,
Al Smith of New York for President
has been launched in New York city,
according to a dispatch to the Fellow
ship Forum of this city. The announcement of the Roman
Catholic church's intention to seek the Democratic nomination and subsequent election of Al Smith, a member of the church, was made byJVIsr. Francis C Kelley, president of the Catholic Church Extension Society in a lecture before the Catholic Club of New JCirk city. Mgr. Kelley quoted as his authority "a high church official in Washington." He declared that this "high authority'' save him the tip that tli'e
hierarchy -was ready to throw its full weight behind the aspirations of Gov. Smith. Denials have been many that the church had any intention of taking part in elections of the country as a church, but intenrtedlo leave to each individual the choice of whom he.
would support. This announced proposal to throw the church's support behind a loyal son of the church is a bold gesture and is an indication of the strength which the church possesses, or thinks it possesses. As a matter of fact, the church would be
overwhelmed in an election if the support of the non-Catholics would be thrown to a non-Catholic candidate. The backers of Al Smith feel that the "solid South" would si ill remain solid regardless of 1 In- candidate upon the Democratic ticket. They feel that (ho anti-Republican sentiment is so strong in the Soul It that a southern Protestant would support, a Catholic on their own ticket in preference to
voting for a Republican.
They believe that they can carry New York State with its 43 electoral votes; that they could carry Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey and possibly Ohio. If they could hold the South and carry many of these States, they are almost certain of victory. There is a precedent established as far back as history goes that an internal family quarrel is forgotten when the family is attacked from the outside and old differences are laid aside in the repulsing of the antagonist. The Catholic supporters of Gov.
Smith, must repose - little or jio, .faith., in this precedent, or feel that in this
case that their united support will not
De considered, that' of an outside antagonist; Should the church prove successful in winning the nomination for Smith, which is a- matter of considerable doubt, it is-felt here that the followers of the church. of Rome will learn that the breach between the North and South has been so well-healed that the - two, will get together and swamp the church's candidate. Mgr. Kelley. in his - address, said that in his conversation with the "high : church official" he expressed
considerable doubt of the ability of
tne church to elect a catholic to which
the "high official" replied. "Well, let's nominate him and get that question over with." The -veil has been drawn back and the purpose of the church has been exposed. It is up to loyal Protestant Americans to get busy and fight back.
The Democrats face a fight to bar Smith from the nomination, and, losing, will find many of the party leaders urging support )f the Republican, providing he is a Protestant, which is a foregone conclusion.
tions the-membership of the Legion.
Murray, a crcjss-back and a representative of ' the "hidden power" in the fight upon the Klan, demanded that the "Invisible empire" be. made an issue. Whipped at his malicious enterprise, Murray added to the heat of the .-argument -by hulling vindictives at the klansmen present. Called by many of' his one-time supporters "a narrow-minded fool," he argued himself for an issue in the next election for local commander.
FESS IN DISTRESS GIVES AMUSEMENT
TO THE KLAN
VIEWS "WITH CONCERN" THE
ORGANIZATION WITH A NIGHTMARE OF BALLOTS IN HIS BRAIN.
HERE THEY ARE CHIEF
SEND BARRY SCANLON AFTER
THEM THIS TIME.
South Bend, March 26. Early this spring, Chief of Police "Larry", Lane
ordered his morals squad" to raW the
Shamrock hotel and if .the house of ill-repute in the heart of the business
district was in operation, to "break open" the windows - and "let in daylight and fresh air." . ' The Shamrock "gang" has moved to 115 W, Washington Ave., Mr. Lane. Complaints are numerous that men are seen "going and coming." In the spirit, at least, we believe in the "fresh air" treatment. Go to it!
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(Special to The Fiery Cross. Dover, Del', March 2 4. -r-T wo. flaming crosses, 20 feet high,' announced to the citizens of this city that the Ku Klux Klan had completed the drive for members sufficient for the charter
ing of a Klan. Nurse3 in the Dover
Columbus,. O., March 27. Klansmen in this city and congressional district were more amused than enlightened, "recently, by the assertions apropos of their organization, set out in a letter written by Senator Rimeort
D. Fcss, in response to inquiries by a Columbus resident whose name is withheld, which was reproduced in the Washington news columns of the Columbus livening Dispatch.
lhe senator declares that history repeats itself, and that the present Knights of the Ku Klux Klan will "spend itself and pass over as a storm cloud, leaving the sky bright,"
as other movements in the past, dc-
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Wilmerding, Pa., March 2". Members of t he Ku Klux Klan marched into the English Lutheran church here and presented the pastor with a silk American ilag and a. purse. The pastor was commended for (ho work he was carrying on.
New York City, March 2?,. John Robinson of Freeport, editor of the
negro paper, "New "Amsterdam Re-' vimv.'' has received denial from the Freeport Klan that the liery cross, recently displayed that sent many a shiver up and down negro spines that the display was for the purpose of intimidating the negroes. Providence, R. I., March 26. Imperial Emperor of the Ku Klux Klan-,
H. V. Simmons, spent five weeks here working in the- interest of the development of the Klan in this state. His work has met with much success.
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Below you will find an unsolicited testimonial from one of our advertisers ut Rushvilje, Ind.: The Fiery Cross, Indianapolis, Ind.: Gentlemen On Feb. 19, 1923, l' requester! you to place the following ad in your paper: "For Sale Cottage on Tippecanoe Lake. James , Foster,", to run for three weeks, from Feb," 23, March 2, and March 9. So please discontinue the ad at onoe, a-cottage is Bold, and send me your bill at once for the two ads. I received several Inquiries' in regard, to the ad, f-
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$1 00 Reward To any living man who can prove to my satisfaction that the mineral substance which by chemical analysis is
found to exist in all city, well and spring water, and to the extent of 500 grains to the gallon, does not cause and bring on gall stones, stone in the bladder, kidney complaint, urinary and stomach complaint. You see peo
ple by the-hundreds all over the country being suddenly called to that dreaded operating table, to be cut opeu and pay $300 to have it done, and then you have not removed the cause, as you see them being called the sec
ond and third time the same as we have records of, many have it coming upou them like a thief in the nisht, anu drift along until they get that sudden call, and many times they never survive and there is positively a cause for it. Is it any wonder people are alarmed to see some dear one
of their family taken into such an or
deal, and many times follow them to j their grave? look in the teakettle in every household in the land, look at your tinware being eaten and destroyed by something in your drinking water, can the tender organs stand what tinware can not? Use reason and think it over. Look at the stone forming in your teakettle, you drink the same water and lind stone forming in the kidneys and bladder, stomach being coated the same as your teakettle probably, and your digestive organs becoming impaired, urinary organs affected, kidneys affected and so on. Look at your tinware and teakettle, use reason and common cause and effect and you will soon make your decision, then when you do find the common sense cause, simply in
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well or spring water and leave it on
top of this God-given stone or the en
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no matter how clear and harmless the water may appear. Ak for, and see the hundreds of sworn affidavits with
full name afid address from living, re
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their hands up to God and declare to
the world how they extracted it and nature soon built them up to health
after years of suffering and doctors
and money had failed. Hundreds oi
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; ments.
Continuing, ho says: "When .the recent organization bearing the same name and oriirinatiii'i- in the same sec
tion, based upon racial and leligious j differences and opc-ratinjr in a manner similar to th;i former organization, which has been forcibly suppressed, made its appearance quite naturally I viewed the. revelations of its operations with mare or less concern." Fess refers to the congressional investigation of the Klan and says thfff this showed the order to be based upon a racial and religious
origin sina-uiat its remedies were a substitution o these methods in the place of constituted authority of the state or nation." -
The Fiery Cross comes in for a scorching in the Ohio toga-wearer.'s communication. He says: "The defense of The Fiery Cross is in the nature of the usual defense of any new movement, especiailv when
based upon the religious and racial grounds. No sort cf movement could be announced that there would not be some organ, or organs, to espouse it. That is inevitable." Fess has served as an Ohio repre-
third, Sfcsty fourth and -Sixtyseventh congresses. Last fall he was elected senator oyer Senator Atlee Pomerene, the present inciimbent of the office.
in the letter, excerpts irom which are quoted above, Fess declares that history repeats itself, and that he
bases his conclusions about the prosColumbus, O., March 24. Robert ent organizationupon his experience Russa Moton, president of Tuskegee as a teacher oi history and educaInstitute. in a speech here, has de-, tion. From the years 1889 to 1896 he clared that the negro was In America j was professor of American history at
to stay and if anybody had to get out ! the Ohio Northern University, it. would be the white man who would j Evidently the present senator did have to go. Much feeling has been i not delve far into original sources in aroused by this remark. j American history, or he would know
better than to call the present Ku Klux Klan an imitation of the form-
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Owensboro, Ky., March 2G. A slanderous attack upon the Ku Klux Klan carried on inthis city in which the Klan ancTTfs officials were ridiculed, has proven to-be a boomerang as many applicants have flocked to the Klan. The membership is now 475 and from
present indications this number will ' be doubled within a month. j
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Memphis, Tenn., March 24. A class of l.OfiO was initiated into the Ku Klux Klan here recently. A 40-acre lot was used for the ceremony and thousands of autos were parked there during the initiation. -
Wapato, Wash., March 24. Between GOO and COO took part in an operiins meeting of the Klan in this city. T.
Rogers, a representative from
headquarters spoke. He declared that the Klan was anti-nothing but was de-
idedly "pro" on Americanism, Chris
tianity, Protestantism and white sup-
premacy. The local paper nandiea an
account of the meeting in a very lair and unbiased manner.
John E. Keller
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Chicago, 111., March 24. One per
fectly good Catholic in this city feels
aggrieved. His feelings are hurt to the extent of $100,000. He says that he has been basely libeled and slan
dered. In fact, he says, he has been
called a member of the Ku Klux Klan.
Therefore he seeks redress against
'Tolerance" an anti-Klan paper, and
the American Unity League. lie de
clares that he is a life-long Catholic
and has no other use for Klansmen than to bury them, his business being
that of -an undertaker.
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r organization. ine tact is .it is a
revival of the old order as it was at the time of its inception into American life, changed only insofar as it is necessary to meet twentieth century conditions. Mr. Fess should not be so sure about the fact that the organization
is ephemeral, Columbus Klansmen contend. It has, within it the germs of longevity and self-preservation which were lacking in many patriotic orders of the past century. It will continue to hold aloft the Fiery Cross and of all things of which it is sym
bolic even though some Protestant
law makers deride it and scoff it.
Klansmen in this district are of the opinion that six years hence at the
end of Senator Fess' term, he will have an opportunity to study deeper
into some of the important phases of
American historical life. History, in
his case, may not ix-peat itself, they believe.
EFFORT TO SPLIT
LEGION IS A FAILURE
K. OF C.
WOULD RULE BEND POST.
SOUTH
Staff Correspondent) South. Bend, March 26. A resolu
tion denouncing the Ku Klux Klan
failed ignominously at the thirteenth;
district conference of the American
Legion, .meeting here last Thursday,
The effort to bring about a "spirt"
in the ranks of Legion members was
a desperate one. The "antis, led by Frank Murray, Knights of Cohimbus, and commander of South Bend post
No. 50,' started soon after the opening of the business meeting. The resolution, condemning the Klan as nn-Ameriean and ; unpatriotic,, was tabled after. 6 spirked fight on the floor -between Murray and former St.
Joseph county- prosecutor, Jf ioyd -u. Jellison. - State . officers ook- no part in the discussion f5rr or atrainst the resolu
tion The chair, however, held Jellison. "out of order'' until avote by the assembly,' showing the strength of the - Klan. ordered hii 'to proceed.
Jellison. whila declaring" he .held ; no
allegiance to fTie- 'Invisible empire',"
characterized j fihe vtf Sorts ? cf- the "antis" as p leliberate attempt to
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