Fiery Cross, Volume 2, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1923 — Page 6
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T. 6. BRANHAM Southeastern Garage and Sales Co' Nsw DURANT and STAR Cart. Accessories and Repairing Phone, Drexel 5860 1714 SOUTHEASTERN AVE. E210t Ashland Ave. Harrison 20231 WOLMA BROTHERS SHEET METAL WORK Gutter and Down Spouta FURNACE REPAIRING 1V IRVINQTON C5M W. C. SUTTON ODORLE8S Dry Cleaner 4Mt E. NEW YORK IT. Van Talge & Fisher TINNERS Afnta, PEERLESS FURNACB 2305 W. Wasshlrjjton 8t Bet. 475- Phones Del. 4354 teSTOwniimimiuniffimn3iii;ja.;ii(n;!wua!aa3 inuunNii, yi.uo rtn roll fU cr Green Slata, Ciase C Width Aph!t -Mngi .S So. 10-82 J91 Le. LICHTENAUEk Ei R OS. WHOLESALE AND RKTA1L Basil Tracy Distributor of East End Milk an Cream. Absolutely Pure. SPECIAL MILK FOR BABIES Telephone, Randolph 62JI THEG. E. LOREHTZ MOTOR SERVICE 'artomotive AeoeceoflM A Repairs! OIL AND GASOLINE Reoeeveit arid Sixteenth S. Market 8tand I7-5S Lincoln 247 1 SPENCER BROS. Bakers of FINE CAKES AND PASTRY ' Cakes for Parties and Weddings 012 East Washington 8treet JOHNSON AUTO SUPPLIES NEW AND USED TIRES Vi:snlzln. Sear Pluga and Mazda Lamp WALTER JOHN30N 741 Mass. Avs. Main MIS SENT A NE.Y FORD Drive It YoureeH SAUNDERS drive It yourself SYSTEM Pay by the Mile C'mle U2I 838 N. Delaware 81 'nmtiiimtnniiiiinnimi "IR8T-CLA88 BLACK8MITHINO And GENERAL. REPAIRING Sigrnon Bros. E. S. FRY 1481 Garfield Ave. -neral Contractor for ell s-i,j G Cement Work. Sttlmatea Freo Webster 1111 Johnson Ford Service Co. We Us Genuine Ford Parts Wil West Washin$tj 9imont 787 WALTER F. ROTH secceries an: meats a!mont I33S 'W 3. SELMONT avc Rliey H4 Silvery Senrlee Criterion Tailor Shop Cleaning Alteilns; Repairing MS N, ILLINOIS ST, fcArflee and Gsnts Repelrlaa Strictly Hand P r ! V1T MADE TO 09 eta WHY NOT A CHEVROLET THIS YEAR? Touring Car, Coupe Sedanetti, Sedan Your Choice for Economical Transportation H. L Jenkins Sales Go. Inc. .3$37 Virginia. Aye,
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Alj advertisements that appear in this Department are' charged for at the rate of 15 cents per line, counting six average words to the line.. All classified advertisements will appear under their proper classification only. To place advertisements In this column, call Lincoln 7467 and ask for Classified Advertising Department. FOR SALE FOR SALE FIVE-ROOM, SEMImodern bungalow; gas; furnace; sod water; city water; well water; cash or terms; inquire, Box 248, The Fiery Cross. FOR RALE FIRST-CLASS SHOE repair shop; electric; all modern; cheap rent; sold cheap if you hurry; pood business; Box 46, Fierv Cross TWO FARMS; GOOD IMPROVEment on one; in four and two miles of French Lick. Good land; 2" acres wheat on farm. Come or write owner, John 11. Veateh, Box 249, care Fiery Cross. FOR SALE OIL STOVES, GAS Btoves, rugs, twin beds, overstuffed suites. Dining room suites sold on small per cent, direct from factory in Indianapolis. Call C. P Day, Randolph 4108 or Randolph 5740 for Information. FOR SALE TWO FARMS; GOOD land Improvements -w-111 trade or sell very cheap; 80 acres and 280 acres; terms if wanted; write D. P. Wells, Paoli, Ind. FOR SALE FIRE RESISTING slate surfaced roofing. Put on over old shingle roofs. General carpentering. P. L. Trefz, Drexel 5466, 1130 Evison St. FOR SALE LARGE PLATFORM rocker and a divan; perfect condition; bargain; WebBter 5686. 1540 Sheldon St. FOR RALE A BARBER SHOP wall case for two chairs; In good shape; write. O. L. Nance, Tipton, Ind. POSITION WANTED "YOUNG MARRIED MAX, 2.",, DEsires clerical position; experienced cost clerH. What have vou to offer. :ir. Hundred Per Cent. Emplover?" Address I. O. S., 1114 S. Sheffield Ave. 100 WANTED A POSITION AS SALESman; automobile accessories or electrical line. Will furnish own car Address, Box 245, Fiery Cross. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKKEEPERS, ATTENTION. IF you wish to connect with a real newspaper, recognized in all journalistic circles as the "Fastest-Growing V?eTy in America," and where your future is just what you make it, here is your one big opportunity. Unless you are a white, native-born Protestant American you need not answer The Fiery Cross, 078 Century Bldg' Indianapolis, Ind. ROOM FOR REXTNICeTlIVINC, room for Ron Demon; home privileees; close in. Lincoln 3701, after 4 I. m. FOR RENT SLEEPING ROOM FOR lOH'i Americans only. Webster LF.T A 1(10 AMERICAN DO YOUR Ford repairing: 9(10 Olin Ave. y2 mile east of speedway, on Tenth St. LISTEN Will pay good price for stones taken from people o:i' the operating table; also for the address of thos who have them. W. Noles. Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED TO double house; BUY A SMALL rooms to the side. on South or East Side. Drexel 0206 PAPER HANGING GIVE YOUR paper hanging to a 100 American. ebstr 4M4. WANTED SALESMEN TWO salesmen in each state, who are 100, to call on garages and service stations with a 100 proposition. Do not answer unless you mean business and can qualify to the above. Address, Box L'47, Fiery Cross. WANTED--TO QUOTE YOU A PRICE on your spring furniture. Save 40 per cent, on Wilton Rugs. Dining room suites, twin beds, overstuffed made to order; felt mattresses, gas ranges; anything in house furniture. Call Randolph 4108 or 6740. 2707 Northwestern Ave. SEWING DONE ART NEEDLEwork; Postcards and Envelope Enclosure Greetings for sale. Mary Pickard, 1824 Southeastern. P&one Drexel 8118. 100. Win. A. Ringo, 0. M T. 0. C. CHIROPRACTOR 88254 Massachusetts Ave, Room 7 Over 8 tout's 8 hoe Store Office, Circle 6881 Rea. Web. S287 INDIANAPOLIS . . INDIANA THE BRIGHT FIERY CROSS A 100 American song; 16 cents per copy; stamps accepted. Agents wanted alt over the nation. Address; "The American," 150 Virginia. Ave., Indianapolis. BUSINESS"OPPORTUNIT IESWB handle the best propositions in or out of the city. If you want to get In or out of business see us. A. A. Barnes Sales Co, 1110 Odd Fellow Bid. IndlanaoAlla. Ind ATTENTION, LADIES JEWING, children's clothing. House dresses a specialty, or you may furnish maKyssS'ffas:B? ; a V. BAUJIOARDNEIL GENERAL Contrary nrr n- rHiin. .i Contractor! nn-ir11rltn-. nninil1.
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PLEA FOR SCHOOLS OHIO CITY HEARS COLVIN AND BODE OF. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. (By Staff Correspondent.) Columbus, Ohio, April 9. "Children nf ilio A ,: i . - . xT.mcutaj, people must be educated m a common school, supported by the' entire' people and attended by the children of the entire Lolvm of Columbia University here this week-end at the third . annual Ohio Educational conference at the wt.u uLULc j in versity.' Professor Colvin's address iti which he Cnndpirma "oqJoP r,kA1 a it kinds, comes as a re-enforcement to ttuuj5 nece Dy uaiias Lore Sharp, ot Boston University, a week ago, which was so bitterly assailed from some quarters. Professor Colvin denounced special schools from the standpoint of the educator, saying that "they all have their value, but that value is partial and when considered by itself may be completely misleading." Every group that wants a special school has some particular "educational objective," the speaker pointed out. He referred in particular to the religious and parochial schools of the nation. Their objectives were very limited, he insisted. There were groups which wanted to foist their aims and whims upon the public schools, but "educational objectives must be determined from within by a sound philosophy of education," he added. Professor B. II.' Bode, of the Ohio Mate University, who followed Professor Colvin on the program, pointed to the opportunity that presented itself .today to all educational leaders to guide development of our public education by setting up objectives that will - convert our sentimentsof democracy into social customs and institutions and into established habits of thinking." The .sentiments expressed by ihese two educators are especially worthv '.f consideration because they give them from a professional standpoint only, it is pointed out.. It is expected that much opposition will develop from certain sources as it did follow--ing the address of Dr. Sharp on public schools a week ago. LISTEN BROTHER I have published and broadcasted the wonderful work of the Noles W ater Filter and Double Cooler Combined, the naturaj stone filter which contains thousands of invisible pores like the human skin, nature's own filter, never treated in anv wav, quarried from the earth and found" in but one locality in the entire United Mates, positively has no equal. Have published the full name and address of many of the hundreds who are glad to hold their hands up to God add declare to the world how quickly this marvelous God-given stone and relief to suffering humanity removed the cause and nature soon built them up to health after years of suffering and all means had failed. Removed the deadly mineral substance you find in all drinking water, no matter how clear and harmless it mav affpear or the whole outfit is theirs without one cent: the deadly mineral substance which is sending thousands to thai dreaded operating table all over the land with appendicitis, gall stones, stone in the bladder, destroying the urinary organs, coating the stomach the same as it is your teakettle, eating and destroying the tinware in every household in the land. Look at the teakettle and tinware in vour own home and get the proof. Look at the thousands being suddenly called. Think how it comes creeping upon you like a thief in the night. Use reason and common sense before it is too late. Investigate and look for the proof and you will positively find it. Yes. we have hundreds of sworn affidavits from living responsible people well known, giving their full name and address, aud I have published such names and address in thousands of papers in order to give people a chance to get the positive truth, and now the letters arc enmino- l.w the hundreds, and bear in mind, I "have oeen using tlw Lnited States mails for twelve years, and that tells you that things are just as represented. 1 have also explained how this marvelous discovery soon made me a nice fortune, and now at 72 years old, all alone and health ruined by the '"Flu." I had to give up and retire, and now with factory ana assembling plants. I decided to take good, honest men in with me as equal owners and partners, they take charge of supply stations, each having from 25 to 50 salesmen under him, all orders coming to my partners and money returning, him the banker and custodian of all money, draw $200 per month and one-half of all profits with big income, solid and safe as a bank, and only ask a little good faith money when I set him up in business, say two hundred dollars to show he means business. Many wise ones investigated at once and soon got in and some have already made thousands and still going right on, and others coming every day and the business spreading in all directions, and openings for more in all directions, as the 'United States covers much ground. No experience required, and to those who desire a position of high standing, gilt edge and better their financial standing to quite an extent. Simply investigate before the chances are all taken. Write for names of those who are cleaning up big. y. Noles, Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis, Ind. LET ME GIVE TOUR WALLPAPER a 100& American cleaning. Call Webster 6066. housb pang Nd fresc 'us, yiaiu uii uecorauve papei anS- J- O. McFarland, Web, 7708 . . . - jus, yiaiu nun decorative paper xmn BALE TWO MAHOGANY
REPLIES TO WASHINGTON POST'S "NEWSPAPER DECISION" SAYS CATHOLIC PAPERS VlAVE NO INFORMATION ON WHICH TO BASE SUCH CLAIMS. (Special: to Fiery Cross.) Washington, D. C.,-Aprir 9. The attack made in the Washington Post upon Senator Mavfield of the prediction of his .ouster from the upon we, charges of George JV-.B. PettV. defennrl nonA,t-a - ' . . w...iv..n,s;, nave brought a prompt and emphatic anoUib oenatcr J. Thomas Heflin,, who is expected to lead the defense of xviaytield wtwii tVm r.r . , - -..y .ujucai .uci Ills seat is brought before the senate. IUC "swer, a letter to the Post, scouts the Pfiot'o r,.A;n u sixty-three senators -were already sure against seating Mayneld. The text oi his letter follows: "The .'1 r't U'la in vnii. tamed the statement that sixty-three ottuIB rouiu oe renea upon to vote aerainst Senntnr UAnU J a.. .'-.ujiicm iui I.UUL ntteen of them were democrats. In vr , pIace Jt ls unfair to Senator Mayneld and the democrats in Texas who nominated nnH oantaA v,;.v. .. to prejudice the public against him belore the case can be considered in the senate. "In the second place, no senator has a right to pass judgment upon another senator in a case of this kind until that senator has been heard in the proper way in the senate. "In the third -place, I do not believe that a half a dozen senators have committed themselves without giving the senator in question the opportunity to be heard in tt case where they must act as judges under oath. Senator Mayneld is one of the most popular and ablest democrats in Texas and his friends who have talked to me about him suggest that the opposition is composed of republicans and disgruntled democrats and that he will have no trouble showing that the charges are unfounded." THE K LAN Wl LLS THAT WILLIS WON'T REBUKES EDITOR OF WATERLOO PAPER FOR ASSAULTS FOLLOWING DENIAL OF MEMBERSHIP TO HIM. (By Staff Correspondent.) Auburn, Ind., April 12. There are among the host of American journalists those who extoll the virtues of the Ku Klux Klan. Some are neutral. And there are others who oppose the organization, finding it profitable to cudgel to the whims of their best advertiser;. It., may be said to the credit of. the latter: they are to be commended, for their consistency. But in Waterloo, near here, is found an editor by the name of Willis who, is of the type different from any oft Lue luiegoing. ine loiiowmg editorial, appearing in the Waterloo Press, comes after Mr. Willis had been denied membership in the Ku Klux Klan. "What's become of the Ku Klux Klan in Waterloo? When the lecturer spoke at the U. B. church, in Waterloo on February 23, a large number of those in the audience signed cards requesting that they be given additional information concerning the workings of the Klan, and so far as can be learned not one of them has heard anything more of the hooded band. Perhaps there are not enough men here who had the ten spots to make it profitable for the organizers." The man, chagrined because he received no answer from the card he handed in, flaunts the organization by taking a knock at his own home tOWn. The slatpmpnt. "tbora arc if enough men who had ten spots" is a uireci reDUke at Waterloo citizens, regardless of u.-Vmi- mio-iif v, v,n; affiliations. For the information of Editor Willis, he mav remember that. h waa n year ago under Are as member of trie vtaierioo school board; that public criticism was directed his way for the manner in which he handled commencement exercises and the high school graduating class; also that the cnars-es were nnpniv mndo h- V,o collectd the costs of photograph cuts yum Liie teacners, tne same cost ha vintr been nnul hv tho ci-Virnl kna, t addition, he is alleged to have refused to reium tne photographs on the pretense of having been copyrighted. Little things, you will say, but they serve to condemn a man. Also, the community of Waterloo know him, if Common D-nosin is voliaVilo n ho o hypocrite in his relations toward the puDiic, one ot those fellows whose motto is, "Rule or Ruin." For the further information of Mr. Willis, let it be known that the organization is ornwinir in Watmlnn Ihat he did not hear further informa tion sought in his signed card may be assigned to. the circumstances that a majority VOte of the nro-nnimtinn cided against his acceptance to memKu Klux Klan Causes Trouble in University Washington, April 12. Klan and anti-Klan today had divided George Washington Universitv Rtiufont.a infn two hostile ', groups. ine free Lance Club appealed to President Jiaward L. Hodgkins and demanded the exclusion of a college branch of the "Invisible Empire." President Hodgkins issued an edict that the Klan - could not be tolerated and started an investigation to ascertain the names of members. ' The Free Lairce - CJub insists - the Klan is,- well -entrenched and active I n college life; f ollowing" discovery of adOTt reimlnf!nri tn Tlnfla f .ofVi.
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BY OHIO CATHOLIC H. G. WELLS AND SIMONDS,rTAVE NOT A THING ON R. C. GLEANER. (By Staff Correspondent.) Coliftnbus, Ohio, April 11. This town should be proud of itself; it Should be evritpd nn -!,iKiln4the discovery made by R. C. Gleaner, an editorial writer on the staff of The Catholic Columhinti a-nA to all the world"-this week. B.utvno rippieg are apparent . on the surface of evenly flowing life here. This E-eat. fin1 f-Vmf oil n, 1 , u . . 9 nic ; wynu will be overjoyed to, hear of one they have sought since the days of 1914 is that the Church of England and the Lutheran church in Germany are solely responsible for Snf r..,n. tag" the World Wrar. political and economic conditions had nothing to dn with - CT - "-v.. V.1C Ui lllg, III on of the conflict, it . was all relig-j-j I wyter claims. Why then did the none nllnw hie r,i -i j T 1 .SWU CUJJIC 111 if ranee, Italy and Belgium to mix up in such a .rrotestant mess : Here is what Gleaner says: "Christianitv has . ..v.viiwj ooi.iru iur not being a success in preventing the late war. False Christianity, . yes. True, no. England and Germany were the two greatest powers at war yuui nave state churches and therefore at the fpet of tha TTn;ov,i; and Lutheran brand cf Christianity muoi, me cnarge De laid. The Catholic In is the true brand, then, from . this vwiLers intimations. Following his reasoning, had the Catholic church held sway in England and Germany there w;ould have been no war; the chureh is so vehemently opposed to it! uuji wny me-Koman church would have acted differently in the. late conflict (had its influence been dominant in England and Germany) than it has during the past 19 centuries, Mr. Gleaner does not state in his brief, but -universally important, paragraph. We do not know what "brand" of history is -taught, in thQ - - --ra n.v- Mai UtJHai schools, but the accounts accepted by '"Uft competent historians of this and past days, show that the church not only sanctioned but promulgated many of the bloodiest wars of the ages. To start with, there were the cru sades, a series of nlehr ni;o.;,. wars' undertaken to recapture tonstantinonlf anH tlio tti,, t t- - i .w.j uanu iiuill the lurks and Moslems. These wars xagea over a period from 1096 to There was tltp nprmcmn n-n-i-A by one of the popes to Henry II of England to capture Ireland in his name because missionaries had been expelled by the natives. There 'were the days of the conquest of America Center-Shots at Rome By GEORGE P. RUTLEDGE A Great Book on the Roman. Catholic Question CENTER-SHOTS AT ROME ccorcc p. RmxDcr. Knockout facts presented' with wit ' and logic, keen j.nd cnnvin.-iii--. The bi.ok is whiij he litle" indi'.ntcs. ICvcry s,.:l,in-r is ;l .-Piiter- , Mini. j Tli,. rniilmr U 100 Amcricnii. Send for circular on Anti-Papal Books The Standard Publishing Company Dept. Cincinnati, O. 'Convent Cruelties' A Tru Story By HeiSB Jackson, ?! iRICS . . FIFTY CENXa F!m 4o not Mnd SUmp Addrssa Helen Jackeion IUI Mllburn Ave, Toledo, Oklj - Amsrlcans 104 . WEiXK FOR LECTORI BATES
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by the Spaniards whenthe natives ""q, riyen away. or, enslaved and- theirs latid Haken iti the name of the church and the King of Spain'.' JBUt to f?ft nn unan.A 1.: . 1 facs of this kind, would be nothing ..w. Vi lepiouucung tne history of the mmnlp n t?ao or.A 1 ... - even muuern times. Every American with a pubUc school education is more or less informed of these facts, if editorial Willis iur partisan religious publicans are not. Another Snappy Comeback By fiery Cross Newsboy Columbus. Obin A.iV o Tn. 1ot the Fiery Cross here has met with little opposition, the assault upon a West bide newsboy at the West Broad Street. , rsn- il9n .l. , WM.IIO UCIIIJC LI1C only case reported. . a prospective customer was standing JUSt inside t.bp hn,-n v.tV,q U 1 approached. He was halted by. a motorman whose nnm ie i., 1, sion of the Franklin county agent, ...w papers irom mm, threw them into the street and kicked the boy The lad in a manly way asked to be allowed to pick up some of his papers which were thrown inside the oarn. This he waa j. and was then chased away. a oroaa ana High streets a gentleman With Jewish up to the boy and told h:m he should Ior senmS The Fiery Cross, well so ahead sin,i n.t- it want to," the boy responded, "my lather is sitting in that machine over mere and he would be an interested spectator." Th n ,m walked away without looking around v oCC n me poys iatner was in evidence. Important Notice Place your order now for the phonograph record of "The Bright Fiery Cross." A 100 American song Price of record is 75 cents. Price of the sone sheet io . copy The date of distribution will he placed in this paper when the records arrive in the city. Watch th i.-u-i ior ir. uoth vocal and instrumental music on the record. Distributors, i:() Virginia Ave.; Office Taji Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind Come and 8se P. DAY IvsrythlnQ In FURNITURE - 7S7 Northwestern Avs. INDIANAPOLIS W specialize In overstuffed, bedroom and dining room Furnhwre. 8m!l per cent, for cash. American Automotive Shop E. Pratt am Ashland Ave, Indl. anapolls, Ind. Phone, Main 2242 Meter Trucks and Tourlna Cars, we repair all makes of care and trucks. Complete line genuine Ford parte. Dallas Limday - HOUSE WIRING . ' end . , Blectrlcel Fixture. Installs. MM K. MICHIGAN STREET Webster C5E WHOL.ESALB
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t at Harr Ison, Sjliio Harrison,, O., April . G. Recently a large audience here heard a national speaker on the subject of "Americanism., it is reported that the organization of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan referred to- by the speaker is mowing here in a remarkable way. .There is much interest on the part 0.tn.e. better citizens who note the activities of the organization that stands for stanch Americanism and law enforcement. UON FURNACES Phons I98t-R C. H. MUENCH TIN SHOP 672 Huiman St. TERRE HAUTE . . . INDIANA C Kelly Martin For That FORD, with A. W. BOWEN 145 Ft. Wayne Avenut Main 8913 M-, tm Grinding Key. ReDalrfnp What About Your LAWN MOWER HERBERT A. DAHr W Vlr.lnla Ave. Main 718 AtK FOR Be Be HOPS AT YOUR ttROCKSY Indianapolis Glass Co. Automobile Glass for All Mskee f Cars Replaced While You Wait. j Wfela 7787 INS Kentueky Are. John E. Keller largest IMspIay. Pen. mat Pe sus in state; rounteix Pesui ui Sversharps repaired. 157 N. Illinois St., hdluiioBs. Mr UK. L. H. RA'fLli?? ' " EYS-SPlCIAUSlUo V re carefully and cleuaesjy es-unlned. Glaeses feralsAfl s blr and hocest prloee. Feurth Floor, OeeldesW ROOM 417 " am. as sep i TELEPHOWR sai rnuplE' "ELMONT ttSf J nQ7 P. NEW YORK .Br-rr -. 7;- AS VMftlTI I -MII M K. v .
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