Fiery Cross, Volume 2, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1923 — Page 3
Friday, May 11,1923
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KLANSMEN APPEAR AT FUNERAL IN CONVERSE
Converse, Ind., May 6. One hundred men In the full regalia of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan appeared at the funeral services of Alva Reynolds, which were held here
on April 27. The Klansmen first appeared at the church and then journeyed to the graveyard where the funeral was held. The Klansmen formed a circle about the grave, the speaker paying a most beautiful tribute to the departed, as the family stood silently at the last resting place of their beloved. The funeral was largely attented.
GL0USTER,0, VIEWS FIRST KLAN FUNERAL
Athens, Ohio, May 5. The first funeral attended by robed Klansmen
in Athens county was held at Glouster, on April 22, when Robert Brown, Jr., of Jacksonville, was buried. The funeral was the largest ever held In this county, the services taking place at the M. E. Church at Jacksonville. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan appeared at the grave in full regalia, the leader offering up a prayer as the other members of the organization stood with bowed heads.
Scarlet Fever Weakens Kidneys
Health Talk No. 3 By J. D. Goldsberry, D.
C.
iAftiViwwiWi'a
J. D. COLDSBERRY, D. C. Five year, in practice
Scarlet fever invariably leaves its victim with after-effects that are often Jess painful but more to be feared because
mWV ot tluil weakening effect on the everyJ-! day health of the victim. Weakness of f VSTi ,h0 ki(ine's frequently develops after
seariec liver. Life when it functions 100 per cent in any organ of the body means health and vigor. It is the nervous system, radiating from the brain out through the openings of the spine, that keeps the body
in healthful balance. When there is weakness in tho kidneys it is due to interference with the transmission (if mental impulses over spinal nerve lines to the kidneys. Chiropractic spinal adjustments remove this interference and restore the conditions of health. KIDNEY WEAKNESS U RNS TO HEALTH "All r. i.'ulnr p'lysic-i.-uis whom I consulti-rl about my case ralWd it a .lnvnki ng down of the kiilm-y cells, in time, they said, I would have no kidneys. This condition was shown hv analysis of urine. I hctvan chiropractic spinal adjustments and to li st results had a urine analysis made once more and loaml all trace of albumen and evidence of tissue decay had cleared up. Today I am entirely well." Irving A. Sievert, i'hiro;it actic Research Uurcau Statement No. 109TH. vnnn APPmvTMrMT HEALTH FOLLOWS UHiR APPOINTMENT chiropsactic corrects (.an he made now by telephoning MA In 597 PKSSURE ON SPINAL Five Yiarsa Chiropractor Lady Attendant NERVES IN DISEASES OF THE F0L10WIN5 ORGANS'-'
J. D. GOLDSBERRY, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR "ntiire" noy in the rluht way"' "I'onsultntlon nllhoilt ohliKnlioii''
PUBLISHERS WILL NOT CUT PRICES (Continued from Page 1, Column 5)
the forwarding of the same throughout the world.
The Roman Catholic church, which has always denounced the public schools of America as "hotbeds of vice and nurseries of hell," making it a sin for parents of this faith to send their children to these schools, are now in control of our history books. These history books, dealing with medieval Europe, contain the Roman Catholic viewpoint throughout, and are used as a means by which the
doctrine of the Roman Catholic church can be injected into the minds of American children. The
dea that the Roman Catholic church
shall continue to act as censor over
the history books used in the public
schools of this great nation, and will not permit the exact truth regarding
the history of medieval Europe to be
taught to the children of America is a condition which the people of Indiana will not longer tolerate. A storm of protest against this form cf
religious teaching through the history books of our public schools has been received by this paper in the form of letters and petitions demand
ing that this practice cease, and
KLANOGRAMS Kansas City, Kan. Mayor Gordon, of this city, elected largely by the votes and through the efforts of Klansmen, has raised serious doubts among his supporters by appointing as his private secretary, Miss Dorothy Morrisey, a recent graduate of Catholic high school.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Men's Bible class meets every Sunday at 9:30 a. m. at the Hall Place M. E. Church. Bert Noblet, Pres., Omar Rose, Sec.
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Middleport, O. Women of this section are showing a great deal of interest in the Ku Klux Klan and it is considered likely that a chapter of the-Kamelia will be organized here. Rev. Mr. Wilson addressed a meeting recently at which he extolled the Klan and was well applauded.
Cedar Rapids, la. Announcement
has been made that the Ku Klux
Klan will erect a temple here soon at a cost of $500,000. This temple will
be the first in this state. A great
ceremonial will be held here during
this month at which many thousand
Klansmen are expected to be present.
Sioux Falls, S. D. The Ku Klux
Klan is given credit for the defeat at the polls of two candidates who
sought re-election as municipal court
us u.iL iiiis iu.,c 7-7; ""hhidge and city commissioner. Their these objectionable books be weeded J. fv ... ' . n A,aannnvD hv
out of our school rooms. The book
"Early European History," by Hutton Webster, now in use and offered
again by the D. C. Heath & Co., publishers, and also "History of-Europe,
Ancient and Medie val," by Robinson & Breasted, and offered by Ginn & Co., publishers, are not the kind of books that should be taught in our
public schools. A Subtle Suggestion On page 394 of the latter book, in an account of a quarrel betwen Pope Gregory VII and the. German king, Henry IV, is a very clear illustration of the subtle nianer in which is sug
gested to the minds of the students the divine power and sublimity of the Roman Catholic church, that church which, according to this book, was originally handed down by Chrisl Jesus through the Apostle Peter, to the. Popes of all times.
Rev. Brightmire will give a
patriotic lecture at Fountain Street M. E. Church Tuesday, May 15. Take Brightwood car and get off at Foun
tain street.
Woman's meeting at Eighth Chris
tian Church, Pershing and Walnut streets, Tuesday evening, May 15.
Take West Tenth street car to Wal
nut. Women only.
Business Directory
Tbe Firms Listed Under This Heading Are Chosen With the Greatest of Care and We Can Personally Touch for Their Honesty and Integrity. We Believe That They Shonld Be Patronized. :
ANDERSON, IND.
GROCERIES W. Woolums' Grocery For nice poultry, dressed or on foot, fresh oysters and a full line of fruits and vegetahjes; fresh and cured meats; also notions. We strive to satisfy. We deliver. Phone 1708. 1202 W. Third St. Open on Sunday. 11-13-22
KLAN'S NAME LINKED
WUH OHIO CLEANUP
New Philadelphia Police Force Gets Shaking Up and Bootleggers See Disaster
activities had been disapproved by
the Klan and a short time before the
polls were opened a number of letters were distributed which turned their seeming victory into defeat.
Middleport, O. This little town has but 4,000 population, but 4,000 such as live here are worth many times as many as live in Catholic
centers like Baltimore, New York and Boston. A recent census disclosed that of the 4,000 more than 1,500 belong to the Ku Klux Klan.
HARDWARE
Columbus Ave. Hardware Co. Dealers in Hardware, Aluminumware, Paints and Varnishes. C. A. E. Rinker, Prop. Twenty-third and Columbus Ave. Phone 303. 10-13-22
COLUMBUS, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ADVERTISING Reiehard, E. W. The Advertising "Service of Ernest W. Reiehard,
Lincoln 7467.
6-23-23
ACCOUNTANTS Morgan, Geo. E. Certifies Public Accountant. Audits, investigations, system, income tax service. 522 Board of Trade Bldg. Telephones: Office, Lincoln 8823; residence, Washington 3497. 10-3-22
DRUGS Harms, Herbert Chestnut.
S. Seventh and 7-14-22
MIDBLEBUSH, N. J., SEES KLAN CEREMONY
Middlebush. X. J., May 3. Several thousand persons last night watched from a distance an initiation ceremony by the Ku Klux Klan. Despite rumors to the contrary, preceding the meeting, no disturbance occurred during the evening.
FIERY CROSSES GIVE RESIDENTS A THRILL
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Clay City, Ind., May 5. This little city was given a thrill last Thursday night, when about 100 Klansmen marched through the principal
streets. Hundreds, having a tip that something was going to transpire,
had gathered along the street to wit
ness whatever was to take place. A half hour later three fiery crosses blazed on the hilltop south of the town. Heavy dynamite charges attracted the attention of many living miles away. It is estimated that near a thousand Klansmen attended the ceremony on the hill top.
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EAST SIDE GROCERY rrompt Srie Will, II. II. FISI1KK .'t)4 i:. Haniiiluil St. NohleMville, I nd.
OSBON DRY GOODS CO. uitv ;oois, OTIOS AMI it i:in-Ki-w i; iit KiHkoii Tiilkliiur MiM'liiiie . "Hoover" Kleetrie Cleaner riione IIOO olilefcville Indiana KM) Servloe
GLIDE BICYCLES Repair Work Called For and Delivered W. A. KELSO 548 Virginia Avenue
C. E. JONES (.K1NKKAL CONTRACTOR AM) IH II.DKIl Phone Ilel. 1239 807 Ooodlet Ave. Indianapolis, Ind.
THE MYSTIC CITY
The Ku Klux Klan's most heuutiful Montr. Words and music mailed to any address on receipt of .'IM cents ior one copy, or, four copi.-.s for $1.1111. Salesmen wanted. Address 11. Windle, l.ocU Box Dept. "K", Kansas City, Mo.
Pope Gregory VII The text reads, 'Gregory's reply to Henry, and the German bishops was speedy and decisive, 'Incline thine ear to us, oh, Peter, chief of the apostles! As Thy representative, and by Thy favor, has the power been granted especially to me by God, of binding and loosing in Heaven and earth, I withdraw through Thy power
and authority, from Henry the King, who has risen against Thy church, with unheard of insolence, the rule over the whole kingdom of the Germans and over Italy. I absolve all Christians from the bonds of the oath which they have sworn or may sweatto him, and I forbid anyone to serve him as King' Henry was so discouraged that he hastened across the Alps in midwinter whither the Pope had come on his way to Germanv. For three days the Ger
man King presented himself before the closed door, barefoot and in
coarse garments of a pilgrim and penitent before the Pope consented to receive him. THE SPECTACLE OF THIS MIGHTY PRIN'CE OF DISTINGUISHED APPEAR A N C E, IN TEARS BEFORE THE LITTLE MAN WHO HUMBLY STYLED HIMSELF 'THE SERVANT OF THE SERVANTS OF GOD.' HAS ALW A Y S BEEN REGARDED AS MOST COMPLETELY TYPIFYING THE POWER OF THE CHURCH AND THE POTENCY OF HER CURSES AGAINST EVEN THE MOST E X A L T E I) O F THE ; EARTH.' " On page :192 of the same
book, is set forth the teachings of
the power of the Pope, which is con
tained in what is known as "THE DICTATUS" of this same Gregory VII, who today is regarded by all Roman Catholics as authority on the teachings of the Roman Catholic
Church. "The Pope enjoys a unique title; he'is the only universal Bishop, and may depose and reinstate other Bishops or transfer them from place
to place. No council ot the church may be regarded as speaking for Christendom without his consent. THE ROMAN CHURCH NEVER HAS ERRED. NOR WILL IT ERR TO ALL ETERNITY."
He further, says, "The Pope is the only person whose feet are kissed by all princes, that he may depose emperors, and ABSOLVE SUBJECTS FROM ALLEGIANCE TO AN UNJUST RULER. NO ONE MAY ANNUL A DECREE OF THE POPE, THOUGH THE POPE MAY DE-
! CLARE NULL AND VOID THE DEi CREES OF A L L EARTH L Y
POWERS. AND NO ONE MAY PASS JUDGMENT UPON HIS ACTS."
Albany, N. Y. Gov. Al Smith has been appealed to in vain to aid the
fight for clean books in the state. A bill providing rigid censorship of obscene literature was passed by the Republican assembly, but when it came before the Tammany Hall controlled Senate, a stiff fight developed. The aid of Governor Smith was sought but he declined to help and the Senate defeated the measure, thus paving the way to continue the licentiotii. reading matter that is flooding the newsstands and bookstores.
YOUR BOOK DIET The mind needs growth-promoting elements, just like the body. And it finds them principally in books. Froth and foam, the literary cream puffs, make pleasant reading and relaxation. But they do not nourish.
Substantial food is needed the necessary amount of mental vitamines the books that build and strengthen and stimulate. Don't gulp dowii literature at random. Plan your intellectual diet carefully. Follow a well-balanced menu. Consult a dietitian.
None better than the Indianapolis public library where the best books. I he invigorating books, the thoughtproducing, strength-creating books may be borrowed.
in "THE DICTATUS" of this same "little man, who humbly styled himself the 'servant of the servants of God.' "
Talking Machine Repairing Any Make. He t all and Get Vonr Motor Free. Acme Grafonola Repair Shop
l.TO Virginia Ave.
Circle 072B
VOl' ARB KVKR URGED TO TANK KXTRA WORK AT FULLER'S FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP Baaemeat K. of P. BM(.
-EAT WITH EARL O'NEAL SHOUT OHDEIl HOUSE a l".nt WiiHliinitlon Street SIII:.I1Y II.I.K - - - INDIANA
T)elco Shoppe Novelty Exchange We will sell your hand-made fancy work for you 216 STATE SAVINGS & TRUST BLDG.
CAMBRIDGE TRANSFER Freight Haallag Ulvea Prompt , Atteattoa 30 ana 33 . Alabama t. Mala 689T
TIRES, New and Uaed Tube, Arreaiiorlea and Vulcanizing Open Saturday Evening Till V Sunday Morning, 8 to 12 DIECKMANN Auto Supply 70S W. Wamalngton Main 4507
THE FIERY CROSS AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING WEEKLY
'ot So 'Regarded Protestant Americans do not regard Pone Gregory VII as a "hum
ble little servant of God," nor his life and teachings as having anything whatever to do with the simple and sublime teachings of Christ Jesus, as taught in the Holy Bible, nor do they intend that the books of our great American public schools shall
be henceforth used as a means through which Roman Catholic ideals shall be held up before the minds of American children, and the superstitous and degrading fear of the po
tency and power of the curses of the RoniHii church be implanted into the consciousness of those young people who are being reared under the STARS AND STRIPES. The free public school of America is exactly the jdace where all children should
be educated in the principles of true Americanism, which above all else, holds aloft the ideals of LIBERTY, EQUALITY OF ALL MEN, AND THE FREE AND UNRESTRICTED RIGHT OF EACH INDIVIDUAL, UNFETTERED BY ALL MENTAL
AND POLITICAL TYRANNY, TO
WORSHIP GOD ACCORDING TO THE DICTATES OF HIS OWN CONSCIENCE. . It might be well for 100 per cent American people , to become acquainted with the teachings of the infallibility of the Pope and the Roman Catholic church as set forth
The Miracles of the Saints On page 30S is to be found the following: "The divine power of the church was furthermore established
in the eyes of the people by the wonderful works which Christian. (Roman Catholic) saints were constantly performing. They healed the sick, made the blind to see, and the lame to walk. They called down God's wrath upon those who opposed the
church, and invoked terrible punishments upon those who treated her holy rites with contempt. To the
reader of today the frequency of these miracles narrated by the me
dieval writers seems astonishing. The lives of the medieval saints, of which hundreds and hundreds have been preserved, contain little else than accounts cf them, and no one
appears to have doubted their everyday occurrence." Do Not Accept Teachings Protestant Americans do not accept these miracles of the saints of the Medieval Roman Catholic church and do not wish them taught in our
school books. On the contrary those' Protestants who have given the matter careful study agree that the art of Christian healing as taught and practiced by Christ Jesus and his
apostles and as was common during the first three centuries following began to wane after the adoption of Christianity as the state religion, by
the Roman Emperor, Constantine. In
place of these "works" which were the fruits of their purified lives, and their spiritual understanding of the Master's teachings and example were substituted the ceremonies and rites, the pomp and splendor, the feast days and superstitions of Roman paganism.
New Philadelphia, O., May 5. What
is the meaning? This is the question that is on the lips of every citizen
following the burning of the third
Fiery Cross within the city limits of this Fair village during the last
week. The tension is all the more severe inasmuch as the burning cross followed close in the wake of investigation and indictments of the city police by the state prohibition department. The city is all aroused
over the developments of the last forty-eight hours concerning the alleged misconduct of the department
and the laxness of the authorities in the enforcement of the laws. Following the report of the state prohibition commissioner, Governor Donahey ordered Mayor E. N. Fair of this city to make a clean sweep of his police department or subject himself to suspension from office and
suffer trial for failure to enforce the prohibition laws. The only charges
that were filed against the mayor were failure to enforce the laws, while against several of the police department charges of alleged drunkenness while on duty, immoral conduct and laxity in the enforcement of the prohibition laws. In the investigation Chief of Police Espich
escaped implication and no charges 1
were filed against him. Klan Helped in Cleanup The common street talk is that the Klan has had something to do with the coming cleanup, at any rate the police are shaking in their boots and
are grabbing at every straw which they think that perhaps would be a life saver. Today the Dover Reporter carries a story that two of the
force who are implicated are suing the New Philadelphia Daily Times for $100,000 for alleged libelous accounts in their issue of May 3. As a further result of the start that has been made it is alleged that the burning of the fiery cross on the lawn of the public library indicates that there is going to be a cleanup of the vice conditions that exist in
Dover and that the thrifty bootlegging that has been going on in Tuscarawas county is to have some wellorganized opposition. It Is implied that the clean-out of the Phillie police force is an act to get men dependable upon the force in the furtherance of the campaign.
HUNTER REPAIR SHOP Hunver Repair Shop Everything for a Ford. 100 Shop operated by 100 man with 100 workmen. We want 100 American business. - 1-29-23
AUTOMOBILES Schakel, Win, JL, Pres. and Mgiv i Steam Automotive Company of Indiana. Agency, Stanley Steam Cars. 930-32 Ft-. Wayne Ave., Main 3647; residence, Circle 2688. 9-22-22
BARBER SHOP W. G. Evans Barber Shop, 519 W. Twenty-First St, 100 service. Indianapolis, Ind. 3-25-23
RESTAURANT McQueen, Harry Depot Lunch Room, 7th and Jackson. 7-14-22
VULCANIZING Miles & Wray Columbus Vulcanizing Co. Tire Surgery Station. Third and Franklin Sts. 7-14-22
EVANSVIL1.E, IND.
CONFECTIONERIES
Adkins Home Candy Kitchen
Home-made Ice Cream and Candy. Wholesale and retail. Phone 6484J.
621 Main St. 9-8-22
CARBURETORS Thicksten, Harry L., Indianapolis Zenith Carburetors sales. New and
Used Cars for sale. Main 1690, 901 N. Illinois St. 7-21-22
CHIROPRACTOR F. L. Carey, D. C, Chiropractor Graduate of and ex-instructor Palmer School of Chiropractic; 15th, year in Chiropractic; 5 years as instructor in P. S. C. and I. S. C. My X-Ray Laboratory makes correct analysis possible. Consultation free at office. I make residence calls. 445 Century Bldg. Phones: Office. Main 3252; residence, Webster 6914. 3-12-23
CONFECTIONERIES Ebmeler, Albert Ice Cream, candies, cigars and tobacco. Phone 1401. 223 Fulton Ave., opposite L. & N., I. C. and Big Four depot. 9-8-22
HOTELS The American Hotel Oscar T. Ebmeler, Proprietor.' Steam heat, hot and cold running water in every room. Rooms with or with
out bath. Rates, $1 and up. Restaurant in connection. Open day and night. Fulton Ave. and Second St., opposite L & N., I. C. and Big Four depot. 9-8-22
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Lrarhmsn Co., Robinson 245 S. Meridian St. Main 0993. Cut prices on Cigars and Tobacco. Soda Fountain Lunch. Home cooking. 7-14-22
COAL Sigmon Coal Co. 3 great yards. Main 1883, Main 1884, Randolph 1212. Main office, 955 West New York St. Earl Z. Sigmon, Chas. M. Sigmon. 8-11-22
DENTIST White, M. L. Phone, Main 1395, 211 Bankers Trust Bldg., corner Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts. 10-27-22
SEEDS AND FEEDS Ohio Valley Seed Co. Elmer J. Graf, Ass't Sec'y. Seeds, Feeds and Poultry Supplies. Wholesale and retail. 513-515 Sycamore St. 9-8-22
FRANKLIN, IND.
HOTEL FRANKLIN Hotel and- Restaurant Reservation for Home Cooking. Phone 509, corner Jefferson and Jackson Sts., City of Homes. 2-5-23
GREENWOOD, IND.
SELLERSBURG SEES KLAN ACTIVITIES
GARAGE Madison Ave. Garage M. B. Goody-
koontz, Prop. Located on Madison
Road, near Main St. Accessories of all kinds. Day and aight service. Phone, Greenwood 13G. 10-17-22
EVANGELIST AND LECTURER Rev. Chas. H. Gunsolus 515 BlakeSt., Main 7487, evangelist, preacher, lecturer. Lyceum and Chautauqua speaker. Will go anywhere. Will speak upon any subject, upon any occasion. Easy terms. 4-13-23
ELECTRICAL. CONTRACTORS -Davia Erectric Co. Fixtures, Supplies. The right kind of work by men who know. 100 service. No job too large, none too small. 747 Massachusetts Ave. Circle 3129. 1-11-23
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES E. S. Harper Fruits and Vegetables. Stands 476-477, City Market. 12-3-22
.KOKOMO, IND.
Sellersburg, Ind., May 7. Recently, the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan invaded Sellersburg for the first time, holding a remarkable
meeting in the Show building in this city, where over 500 people listened
to Rev. Bailey, of North Vernon, who delivered an address on the principles of the organization. Other meetings are to be held throughout the county during the week, and there is evidence of a strong and militant organization
throughout the entire county. It is said that many attending the meeting at Sellersburg came from Jeffersonville, where a law-enforcement campaign is just being inaugurated, and where one of the strongest and
fastest-growing Klans of the state has been organized.
FURNITURE, CLOTHING, SHOES John W. Lewis I buy and sell all kinds of second-hand Furniture, Clothing, Shoes and Junk commodities. 3536 N. Main St, Kokomo, Ind. 12-25-22
LIBERTY, IND.
GARAGE '
Brunner-Abernathy Garage Day
and night service. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone 268. 9-1-22
GROCERIES
Messersmith, C. Meats and Notions. 3355 Wheeler St.
B. Groceries, Webster 2812. 10-27-22
HOMES Schrieber, William F., and Mrs. Freda Schrieber Are prepared to furnish all home comforts to Invalids; elderly people or chronic cases. For full details call Randolph S287, or write 3029-3033 N. Illinois St. 7-7-22
MARION, IND.
Real Americans Real Americans, those who are loyal to tne constitution, and the American flag, those who are earnestly striving to maintain those ideals which have descended to this
great nation from the Pilgrim fore
fathers, see in this teaching of Roman Catholicism in our public schools, -a
great menace gnawing at the very heart of our national life, and threatening to defeat the very object for
which hese institutions were estab
lished.
The argument may be advanced that the taxpayers of Indiana at the
present time, the tanner, the property owners, the business men of the state, are heavily weighed down and
that the change of school books will
hiYuhe heavy loss and farther ex
pense. This argument, however true,
will not hold long with those men
and women who. at any sacrifice, are
determined to stand true to their country, their children, and their
God, -
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. O. G. McKeever, for 100 service in adjustment of your spine or any part of your body. Eventually, but do it now. 483-5 Glass Blk., Marion. 1-15-23
INSURANCE Crousore, Wm. R. Representing the New York Life Insurance Co., 401402 Terminal Bldg. Main 0797. 7-14-22
LAWYERS Miller. R. N. General practice of law. 220 Baldwin Block. 8-4-22
MORGANTOWN, IND.
Klan Activities in Clark County Jeffersonville, Ind., May 7. Recently a fiery cross was burned in
an abandoned graveyard at the foot
of West Chestnut street, near Mulberry, resulting in an alarm being jut in for the fire department, the
burning cross bringing to the scene
several hundred persons who viewed
it before the arival of the firemen.
This was followed by another
demonstration and the city was again
aroused bv the burning of two
crosses in different sections of the !
city, and any doubt as to the existence of a strong organization of the -Knights of the Ku Klux Klan here
has been completely wiped out by these activities within the last few days.
The Klan has recently been the
means of bringing to light the location of two stills In this county, one of which was in Dead Man's
Hollow, and the other at Otisco. It is said that there is a Klan in this latter town. Also Marysville has a large and growing organization. Recently a Klan meeting wfis held at Charlestown, this meeting being
open to the public. The speaker en-
nunciated the principles of the organization, which were enthusiastically received and applauded.
All in all, Clark, county "seems to
be due for law enforcement and the development of 100 per cent Americanism, and a strong, forceful np-
i holding of the Constitution of , the United States; .
VULCANIZING Whitaker, Irwin Vulcanizing
cessones and batteries, dealer Firestone Tires.
ac-
Contract
10-8-22
MUNCIE, IND.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Gallimore's Cigar Store 111 W.
Main St.. Muncie, Ind. Retailers of
high-class cigars, tobacco and candies. Pocket billiards. 3-12-23
CIGAR STORE
Banner Cigar Store 107 West Main St. R. H. Lyons. Prop. Re
tailers of High-class Cigars. Tobaccos and Candies. Pocket Bil Hards. 100 Service Guaranteed
Muncie, Ind. 4-28-23
LIFE INSURANCE W. V. Griffer Represents the Standard Life Insurance Company. 1008 Merchants Bank Building. Lincoln 3443. Our Income Bond
a real Legacy. 4-16-23
OIL COMPANIES
Quaker Oil Co. G. F. Calbert, President. State distributor of Racine Country Road Tires. Also Racine Cord Tires, Quaker A Auto Oil anfl Quaker B Tractor Oil. Branch office, 557 Capitol Ave., Indianapolis. 9-15-22
PLUMBING M R. W. Llebenderfer W e s t e r n Service. 3417 W. Michigan St Belmont 3607. 3-20-23
RESTAURANT The Hamburger Restaurant 113 W. Main St., T. B. Hodges, Prop., 100 Food served by a 100 man, day and night 4-6-23 ; S ;
RESTAURANTS Shroyer and Shaffer Managers of two 100 Restaurants, 109 West
Main St., 118 N. Mulberry St, Muncie. Ind. : . : 4-28-23
SHOE STORE '
Mlller't 8hoe Store The American Shoe Store. 100 value. 100 service. Phone ;1247. 311 S. Wal
nut St. 'Muncie, lad. " : t-28-23
RESTAURANT Wyman'a Restaurant 100 service. Meals, 15, 20, 25 and 35 cents.
29 N. Alabama St, Indianapolis, Ind. Riley B. Wyman, Prop. , s , - 12-17-22
RICHMOND, IND.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO ' -'.. .
Fettman, Ed. A. Cigar Store, News-? naners and oeriodicals. Authorised
dealer oi Tne utekx cross.:; in.. v.. m .
anil av tft P linn a , Sft&l Vnirt
Street.- ? "9-1-22.
' TTfirma atiA tMtv nronArtv. Rooms
910-311 Colonial Bldg. Phone, 1093. 9-1-22