Fiery Cross, Volume 2, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1923 — Page 3

Friday, July 6, 1923

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Catholicism and the Press From "The New Age," Official Organ of the Supreme Council ThirtyThird Degree A. & A. Scottish Bite of Freemasonry

NEWSBOYS ARE

ATTACKED AT GARY (Continued from Page 1)

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"The press of the nation is controlled by Rome." How many times I Save heard that statement, in some form or another. Almost every ac

tive worker in Masonry sincerely believes that it is true, and is ready to revile the press for being so cowardly as to allow its fear of Rome and the Catholic church in each in

dividual community to exercise this control. Brethren, it is long past time we

all awakened and looked about us. Why is the press, the most powerful influence in the "nation, apparently under the thumb of the Catholic church? It Is not because the newspapers

and magazines are owned and oper

ated by members of the Catholic church, for there are but few such. It is because Rome is awake, and

taking every advantage of the opportunities which are open not only to the Catholic church but to every

other organization. It is because the Catholic church has realized the power wielded by the common re

porter, news-writer, feature story writer, and even the fiction writers. Through its world-wWe secret organization (which functions perfectly because it has the power to command) the church of Rome has sent into the newspaper field, the maga

zine field and the fiction field, thou

sands of its members. It does not hesitate to pick the most brilliant young men from its schools where priests are being trained, and turn

their ability into journalistic channels. Its funds are spent freely in training these young men, so that in

turning them into actual journalistic work they are among the best to be found. With its finger on the pulse of every community, it sends these experts to find positions on newspaperswherever the need of Rome

seems greatest. With their expert knowledge, they are soon placed in positions of responsibility, where it is posible for them to quietly and unobtrusively exercise a censorship over the news which the nation is to read.

j Xcr does the watchful eye of Rome

leave these prodigies to their own devices. With the direction of the priest iu each community, numerous

l lucrative odd jobs, to be done out

side working hours, are turned their way. If there are none of these, a

regular su:n is paid to these workers f r salaries of journalists are .vr.efully small.

: Here is an illustration of how it ! worked on a large newspaper on which I was employed: Two young men, members of the ; Catholic, church, had secured posi- ' tions. on the newspaper. Regularly, i they received a certain sum from the

lun ch. One was in charge "of the

city editor s desk; the other in

cnarge or sunuay teatures. in everv

possible way, these men" enlarged upon the doings of theCatho!ic church and its subsidiary organizations, and upon members of the church and their activities, whether the church were mentioned in the items or not. Masonry had no chance of lieing mentioned in any of the departments of the paper over which these men had charge. If it "became necessary

to mention the order, it was relegated to a srpall place, and the item bungled, if possible, to make it appear ridiculous. One of these men became overzcal-

ous md was discharged. Withirrsix hbins a telegram had been received by the managing editor of that newspaper, from a man in another state, asking for just such a position and offering the highest cf recommenda

tions. He was employed, and proved to be so valuable that he was promoted to one of the best positions on the paper. At first none knew his religion, but

with the opportunity, he began exercising censorship, as hi3 predecessor had done. It was the same story dver. He had been ordered to ask

for that position by the church which had him under its power. Upon investigation it was found that he had given up a place paying almost twice as much in salary, to apply for the other place and he admitted to me,

in a moment of conhdence when liquor had loosened his tongue, that the church paid him more than the difference.

This newspaper was brought into bad repute among Protestants through the activities of four members of the church of Rome, who

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I have many times been the victim of such "frame-ups." The same condition applies to the great magazines and the news distributing organizations. How can this be overcome? There is an old saying which says that the best way to fight fire Is with fire.

This may not literally apply in this case, for no organization which

stands for liberty, as Masonry does.

would adopt the tactics used by Rome.

But why can't the Scottish Rite

members in each community search out those obscure newspaper men

who are Blue Lodge Masons and bring them into the Scottish Rite?

Why can't deserving .young Masons

who take up the newspaper game be

aided by the interest and encourage

ment of his fellow-Masons? We be

lieve in fraternity; then would it be asking too much to exercise a little

of it in this way? Another thing we have long complained about is that news of interest to Masons and concerning Masonic

activities is ignored by the press, j But we fail to furnish the press with information about the doings of our organization. We are afraid our dignity might be hurt by the common language used by the average reporter. It is true, we must uphold

the dignity of the order, but if we are careful to work with the reporter or the feature writer, it is reasonably certain that we will not be held up

to ridicule. Again, wo must always remember that what to us appears big news may not appear to the newspaper man as such an important item, since it concerns only a cer

tain class of readers and is not sup

posed to be of general interest.

Let us not be too hasty to condemn

the press because it seems to be con

trolled by Rome. There are many

great newspapers ana magazines

which are not under Rome s thumb, and thousands of smaller ones are in

no way influenced by the Catholic

church.

LEW'S BUILDING COM

MISSIONER UNDER FIRE

(Continued from Page 1)

charged, but that the contractor, wiser and more foxy than Hamilton himself, required a notation on the building permit to this effect, is alleged. To make it "bomb-proof" it was also required that the city con

troller confirm the notation, a spe

by the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

to present their cause to the citizens

of Gary.

The gangsters, representative of

the street bums that flock the streets

here, pitched upon two Fiery Cross

newsies. Pedestrians, witnesses of the attack, intercepted in time to pre

vent serious injuries to the victims.

Sentiment is waxing strong, be

cause of the expressed attitude of the mayor and the act of violence by

tne tnugs.

In no small way do the partisans of fair play condemn Mayor R. O.

Johnson. Himself, standing out

against the will of the people to resign from his office so that a successor can be chosen to fill the place, is not having any sympathy extended his way by the better element of the

city. Johnson was convicted by

Judge Geiger In Federal Judge An

derson s court at Indianapolis in the

recent conspiracy trials. Preparing Affidavits Affidavits, reports state, are beln:

prepared for filing against those who led in the attack upon The Fiery Cross newsies. The gang formed

from all points of the compass, blows

were struck and the crowd dispersed

immediately after the victims were

rescued.

The boys selling the papers were

Merrill Benfield, 17, and Dwight Pritchard, 18, both residents of this

city. The assault occurred Friday

night on Broadway, near Sixth ave

nue, the heart of the city's business

district. Al Zieger, a pool hall hanger-on, is charged with holding young Benfield while another gangster struck a blow to the left eye that felled him. As usually committed, in attacks of this character, the assault was from the side and behind, with two or more against one. Pritchard was struck on the left ear, but was not seriously hurt. But for the timely arrival of passersby

who noticed the gang form about the boys, and their prompt intercession

in tneir behalf, there undoubtedly

would have been serious consequences. As serious a charge as those against the hoodlums is the one charged to Police Sergeant Nathan Potts, who is alleged to have stood by and allowed the gang to perpetrate their outrageous attack. Potts was overheard to say: "Let them keep their papers off of the street."

ANDERSON, IND.

GROCERIES

W. Woolums' Grocery For nice poultry, dressed or on foot, country butter and Ice cream, and a full line of fruits and vegetables; fresh and cured meats ; also notions. We strive to satisfy. We deliver. Phone 1708. 1202 W. Third St. Open on Sunday. 5-31-23.

AUTOMOBILES

Schakel, ffm, A Pres. and Mgr. Steam Automotive Company of Indfr ana. Agency, Stanley Steam Cars. 830-32 Ft. Wayne Ave., Main 3647; residence. Circle 2688. 9-22-2J

BARBER SHOP

W. G. Evans Barber Shop, .310 W. Twenty-First St., 100 service. Indianapolis, Ind. 3-25-23

HARDWARE

Columbus Ave. Hardware Co. Deal

era in Hardware, Aluminumware,

faints and Varnishes. C: A. E

Rinker, Prop. Twenty-third and Columbus Ave. Phone 303. 10-13-22

COLUMBUS, IND.

DRUGS

Harms, Herbert S. Seventh and Chestnut. 7-14-22

BICYCLES

Glide and Excelsior BicyclesFree Bicycle Ambulance Service. China, glass, aluminum and enamel ware. We also handle a full line of baseball goods and fishing tackle. W. A, Kelso,' 548 Virginia Ave. Telephone DRexel 3354.

HUNTER REPAIR SHOP

Hunter Repair Shop Everything for a Ford. 100 Shop operated by

100 man with 100 workmen. We

want iuu American business.

1-29-23

RESTAURANT

McQueen, Harry Depot Lunch Room, 7th and Jaekson. 7-14-22

VULCANIZING

Miles & Wray Columbus Vulcaniz

ing Co. Tire Surgery Station. Third

and Franklin Sts. 7-14-Z2

EVANSVILI.E, IND.

CONFECTIONERIES

Adkins Home Candy Kitchen-

Home-made Ice Cream and Candy.

Wholesale and retail. Phone 6484J

621 Main St 9-8-22

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

CARBURETORS

Thicksten, Harry L., Indianapolis Zenith Carburetors sales. New and Used Cars for sale. Main 1960, 901 N. Illinois St. 7-21-22

CHIROPRACTOR

F. L. Carey, D. C, ChiropractorGraduate of and ex-instructor Palmer School of Chiropractic; 15th year in Chiropractic; 5 years aa instructor in P. S. C. and I. S. a My X-Ray Laboratory makes correct analysis possible. Consults tion free at office. I make residence calls. 445 Century Bldg, Phones: Office. Main 3252; residence, Webster 6914. 3-12-23

CIGARS AND TOBACCO "

Leachman Co., Robinson 245 S. Meridian St Main 0993. Cut prices on Cigars and Tobacco. Soda Fcun-

tain Lunch. Home cooking. 7-14-2J

COAL

Sigmon Coal Co. 3 great yards. . Main 1883, Main 1884, Randolph 1212. Main office, 955 West New York St Earl Z. Sigmon, Cfctj. M. Sigmon. 8-11-21

HOTELS

The American Hotel Oscar T. Eh

meler, Proprietor. Steam heat,

hot and cold running water in every room. Rooms with or without 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

CAFE Say, 100 per center Is it too meS trouble for you to come to Mae'n Cafe and get a real, 100 homecooked meal fof 35 cents? Mae's Cafe, 905 College Ave., Lin. 2S13.

DENTIST ' " " White, M. L. Phone, Main 1395, 211 Bankers Trust Bldg., corner Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts. 10-27-23

Convicted at Indianapolis Potts is one of the gentlemen of

the Gary police department who was

cial permit to violate the state convicted at Indianapolis. He Is ac

criminal code, a matter of infraction

in that it refers to human welfare, pertaining particularly to the building of apartment buildings. That Francis Hamilton, the building commissioner, was appointed to the position without passing the ne

cessary examination, on orders and pressure, and even threats from "Dollar Bill" Lew Hamilton, is charged. Even Bill Armitage himself admitted this fact and it is understood that the appointment of Hamilton under

these conditions was the payment

of a political debt to "Dollar Bill" Lew, who, it is charged, contributed

a vast sum of money to the Shank

campaign has been alleged by those

inside the Shank administration Itself, indicating that all is not har

mony, and "all is not gold that glitters" in the city administration. The criminal phases of this parti

cular and amazing situation are being fully investigated to ascertain the definite criminal liability, if any, of both the building commissioner and those who accepted, knowingly, special concessions and favors.

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Americans Hold Meeting Shadow of the Dome of Gary City HalJ

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obeyed the orders of that church in censoring the news which passed through their hands. It was owned

and managed by Scottish Rite Masons, yet they had failed to discover the cause of the trouble, so

smoothly was the work performed. In a spirit of Masonic helpfulness I went to them and informed them of the conditions. They scoffed at the idea, but they began to open their eyes. It was not long before they realized the trouble and began drop

ping tho trouble makers. As fast as

they were dropped others were sent

in, and it is impossible, even today, to keep them out.

Why is it Impossible to keep them

out? Because, there are so few Ala-

sons in the journalistic professions. In that entire state I was the only Scottish Rite Mason who was ac

tively engaged in handling or writing news for a metropolitan news

paper. There are plenty of Scottish j Rita men to be found in the a'dver-

tising and business departments of these newspapers, but only one who

was turning out the news from which the newspapers' readers formed their opinions.

With three or lour men under the

direction of the church of Rome, em

ployed with a half a .hundred who are indiscriminately scattered among

a few Protestant churches, or who profess no religious belief, it is easy

to bring any person who does not

believe as these three or four be

lieve, into bad repute and disgrace.

(By Staff Correspondent)

HOBART, Ind., July 3. Gary and

other cities of the Calumet district

came in for a ringing criticism at

the hands of an unnamed speaker for the KU Klux Klan at a meeting by the organization here. 'The meeting was originally scheduled for Gary, but, after a week's deliberation by Mayor R. O. Johnson and a final refusal by him to issue a permit, officials of the Klan announced the change of "location" to Hobart.

A thousand people journeyed here from Gary. The meeting had been widely advertised as an oppoi-tunity for Gary folk to hear expounded the

principles for which the 100 per cent

Americans stand.

Automobiles in endless procession

lined the roads leading into Hobart.

At their destination, a squad of robed

knights directed their parking and

handled the big crowd with" ease. An eloquent speaker held his hear

ers together formore than an hour.

"America," he said, in the course of his appeal for a better America,

"America has been called the melting

pot of the world and It is. The pot

Is boiling.

Alluding to East Chicago, Gary and

other Calumet cities, he said the "pot

will soon boil over in those clues

where the balance of power is held by foreigners and persons holding no

property.

The speaker saw wis condition de

manded stricter immigration stat

utes, especially against those people

who are not willing to accept America's traditions and live by Its laws. The meeting closed witha prayer led by a Hobart churchman. Conservative estimates places the crowd that attended the Hobart meeting at 6,000.

cused of being a henchman for the bootleggers, but no effort has been

made to remove him from the department.

The fight occurred near Umpleby's

pool hall, a resort that homes the

gangsters and would-be prize fighters of the town. The place is notorious.

common report saying Umpleby is operating a thriving gambling hall

upstairs over the hall

The most of the gang came out of Umpleby's, it is said. The lateness

of the hour and the suddenness of

the attack lent themselves favorably

to concealing their identity and the

naming of the entire party composing

the gang Is not yet complete,

The stand taken by Mayor Johnson earlier in the week, even more than

did the gang's attack upon the two

boys, serve to crystallize public sen

timent in favor of the Ku Klux Klan

This much is certain. A backslid

ing, undetermined politician, looking

first to one side ana then another,

to obtain a consensus of opinion that

will serve his own best purpose

marked the inspiration of Johnson

and his final refusal to permit the hearing of a speaker in the interests

of the organization.

At first Klan representatives

sought the mayor. His consent, he said, depended upon the approval by the board cf park commissioners. This approval was not forthcoming

and the matter was again taken up with the mayor with the result the matter was held pending for a series of conferences, finally decided by the mayor adversely to the Klan's interests. Presrstorles Not Flattering Press stories expounded the position taken by the mayor as vacilla-

tory. Information came out that the "invisible empire" would not insist

upon holding the meeting at tne present time, but would, instead, call

upon all those wno wouia near me

tenets and principles of the organiza

tion discussed to travel to Houart

and there hear the discussion. Final

decision came after a two-hour con

ference with Mayor Johnson the Tuesday previous.

FRANKLIN, IND.

HOTEL FRANKLIN

Hotel and Restaurant Reservation for Home Cooking. Phone 509, corner Jefferson arid Jackson Sts., City of Homes. "2-5'23

GREENWOOD, IND.

GARAGE

Madison Ave. Garage M. B. Goody

koontz. Prop. Located on Madison Road, near Main St Accessories of

all kinds. Day and -light service

Phone, Greenwood 136. 10-17-22

EVANGELIST AND LECTURER

Rev. Chas. H. Gunsolus 515 Blake St., 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 Davis Electric 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.

FURNITURE, CLOTHING, SHOES

Jtnn W. Lewis I buy and sell all kinds of second-hand Furniture, Clothing, Shoes and Junk commodities. S536 N. Main St. Kokomo, Ind. 12-25-22

GROCERIES -

Messersmith, C. B. Groceries, Meats and Nations. Webster 2812. 8355 Wheeler St 10-27-28

LIBERTY, IND. GARAGE

Brunner-Abernathy Garage Day and night service. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 268. 9-1-22

LIMA, O.

Gasoline and Groceries Wise & Wise Red Crown gasoline and high-grade

oils. Fancy and staple groceries

When in Lima come to this store

where you get 100 per cent SERVICE

1102-04 N. West St 6-8-23.

MARION, IND.

CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. O. G. McKeever, for 100 serv

ice in adjustment of your spine or

any part of your body. Eventually,

but do it now. 483-5 Glass Blk.

Marion. 1-15-23

GARAGE

Madge & Denny Garage All kinds of automobile repair work. Dodge cars our specialty. Work absolutely guaranteed. Work called for and delivered. West Wash, and Harding St Phone BE 1. 4200. 6-25-23.

HOMES

Schrleber, William F., and Mr. Freda Schrleber Are rrepared to furnish all home comforts to invalids; elderly people or chronlo cases. -For full details call Randolph 8287, or write 3029-3033 N. Illinois St 7-7-23

INSURANCE

Crousore, Win. R. Representing the New York Life Insurauce Co., 401402 Terminal Bldg. Main 0797. 7-14-2J

LAWYERS Miller, R. N. General practice of law. 220 Baldwin Block. 8-4-21

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

MORGANTOWN, IND.

Vulcanizing

Whitaker, Irwin Vulcanizing, accessories and batteries. Contract dealer Firestone Tires. 10-3-22

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

OIL COMPANIES Quaker Oil Co. G. F. Cathert, President State distributor of Racine Country Road Tires. Also Racine Cord Tires, Quaker A Auto OQ and Quaker B Tractor Oil. Branch office, 557 Capitol Ave., Indianapolis. 9-15-21

Flogging Charge

Is Dismissed

CIGAR STORE Banner Cigar Store 107 West Main St R. H. Lyons, Prop. Retailers of High-class Cigars. Tobaccos and Candies. Pocket Bil

liards. 100 Service Guaranteed. Muncie, Ind. 4-28-23

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 2. Por

ter J. Newman has been acquitted of a charge of having flogged Dr.

J. D. Dowling, city neaitn omcer, several months ago.

At the time Dowling was whipped,

an effort was made by the Catholic

element of the city to link the occur

rence np with the Ku Klux Klan, but it availed them nothing.

Klanrnen Visit

Baptist Church

LAKEWOOD, N. J., July 2. Seven, tv-seven Ku Klux Klansmen In full

regalia visited the First Baptist

Church here last Sunday and were

highly complimented for their Americanization work gy the Rev. George

Pirr.e. nastor of the churcn.

The Klansmen enterea lae cnurcu nreceded by the American flag and

the fiery cross. They occupied the

first ten rows of the church. A rec

ord attendance was at the church

during the service attended by thel Klansmen. I 4

PLUMBING R W. Llehenderfer W esters Service. 3417 W. Michigan St Belmont 3607. 3-20-23

RESTAURANT Wyman's Restaurant 100 service. Meals, 15, 20, 25 and 33 centi. 29 N. Alabama St., Indianapolis, Ind. Riley B. Wyman, Prop. 12-17-2J

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

ROOFING The Spotless Roofing Co. Roll roofing and shingles applied. Ex

pert workmanship guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully given. We do work any place in the state. '- Telephone Web. 8938, 2226 Avondale Place. A. D. Johnson, mgr. and owner.

RESTAURANTS ,

Shroyer and Shaffer Managers of two 100 Restaurants, 109 West Main St., 118 N. Mulberry St, Muncie, Ind. 4-28-23

SHOE STORE

Miller' Shoe Store The American

Shoe Store. 100 value. 100

service. Phone 1247, 811 8. WaW

nut St. Muncie. Ind. 4-28-Z3

RICHMOND, IND.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO Feltman, Ed. A. Cigar Store, New papers and periodicals. Authorized dealer of The FIERY- CROSS Where you buy good tires for lest and save . Phone, 2033. Mala

Street . 9-1-S1

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ADVERTISING Reichard, E. W. The Advertising Service of Ernest VV. Reichard, Lincoln 7467. 6-23-22

ACCOU NTANT8 Morgan, Geo. E Certifies Public Accountant Audits, investigations,

svstem. income tax service. 622

Board of Trade Bldg. Telephor.ea:

Washfnston 3497. 10-3-22

REAL ESTATE

Foreman, Ben J. Manager of Foreman, Addleman & Faucett Co. Farms and city property. Room 810-311 Colonial Bldg. Phone, 1099. t-1-21

WEST TERRE HAUTE, IND, CHIROPRACTORS , Weatherly A Grainger 100 per cent chiropractic. Bring that old chronic disease to us and feel the

change in your physical condition. Over Cassaday's drug store. Branca oirioA. Casey, Illinois. , -,