Fiery Cross, Volume 2, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1923 — Page 6
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THE FIERY CROSS Friday, September 14, 1923
RETURNED ON CHARGE k OF WRECKING BANK
r BOSTON, Mass., Sept. S. Joseph B. Marcino, formerly 01 Chicago, brought here yesterday from Houston, Tex., to face trial on the charge of wrecking the First National bank In Warren, Mass., last February, admitted that he took $213,000 in securities from the bank, according to Assistant United States Attorney
John V. Sullivan. Marcino declared he knew where the bonds were and hoped that the bank would recover every dollar, Sullivan said. Marcino explained his action, Sullivan said, by claiming that when he took the securities he "was oppressed In his business ventures and for the time being had lost his reason." . "I fully intended to replace the bonds," Marcino was quoted as saying, "and my only desire now-Is to aid in their recovery."
Legislature Kills Bill Aimed at the Klan
FIERY CROSS BURNS AT KALISPELL, MONT.
KALISPELL, Mont, Sept. 10. For the second time within a month a fiery cross, believed to be the emblem of the Ku Klux Klan, blazed on the Buffalo hill just outside the city limits. The cross was lighted about 10 o'clock, and many of an Inquiring turn of mind made a hasty trip to the scene of the burning cross, but the meeting, if there had been one,
had been adjourned, as the scene
was deserted.
Actress Arrested and
Fined on Liquor Charge
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
CASH IN ADVANCE
FOR SALE
LISTEN, BROTHER IF YOU WANT an extraordinary chance to make your raise in the world, you read my ad on thia page under heading, "Found at Last. Brother, Wake Up," and take a brother's advice and investigate and see what others are doing. $100 reward for its equal. W. Noles, Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis, Ind.
FOR SALE OR TRADE, BY 100 PER cent owner First-class cafe in good small town. Has excellent reputation among transients. Address Box No. 301, Fiery Cross.
FOR SALE 5-ROOM COTTAGE, semi-modern. Terms to suit. 1934 Sugar Grove Ave.
AIDING PRISONERS
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 10. The legislature of Wisconsin, by a vote of 58 to 19, recently killed the Peterson bill, memorializing Congress to make it treason for the Ku Klux Klan to refuse to submit its roster of membership at request of public officials.
Singer Sewing Machines Sold on Easy Tfrm I'tw Ilnntnin In X'mrd Machines Hrpairs on All Makes E. C. Seitz 1107 Prospeet Drexel 7270
WAPAKONETA, O., Sept. 8. A raid conducted at the Burnett House by police officers resulted in the confiscation of liquor which, according to sworn affidavits, was carried into the hotel by an actress, Clarie Byne. The girl was held on a charge of illegal possession of liquor, and fined $100 and costs in the court of the justice of the peace. Miss Byne, chorus girl with a musical comedy company showing here this week, when arrested entered a plea of guilty to the charge and was released upon payment of the fine.
Illl (;. C'HiMtM. SODA WATER AMI TOILET tiOODS LEE S. BUCKMAN I) II l G (i 1 S T Tor. 9. Mu I n and St. .lor St. I'hnnr 70S Elkhart, Inil.
O. K. CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing We Deliver WebsterJ)991 im k. loth St.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Wholesale LOUIS TILLISON 85 S. Delaware Main 257
FOR SALE T HREE RETURN tickets to Los Angeles, California, via Santa Fe. Expires Oct. 31. Call Webster 6994.
FOR SALE FOLDING CAMP stools, fine for outdoor meetings and picnics. 18 South Alabama St.
FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY work. Boudoir caps a specialty. 100 service. Call Webster 8596. Nellie Plymate.
FOR RENT
"The Future of America Depends on the American Home"
Beautify YOUR Home With Shrubbery Make it a haven of rest and hnrmony a secure refuse for future Amerirnnn! A place that will tnfce hold of the heart of mother, father and the kiildir. SHRUBS - EVERGREENS FRUIT TREES - HEDGES lift nip ntiwlftt In the selection of Mock. I will deliver and plant too. If you lvltth. at extremely reasonable cost. 300 ncrea of liome-gxovt n stork to Kelect from. I-et me enll and explain my terniH. No obligation to buy. Evergreens can be planted now.
BERT WALTON
010 lirondwny MA In 8202
Indianapolis
FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE, modern and convenient to bath. In family of two. No other roomers. $4 per week for one and $6 for two. Call Randolph 3765.
1415 N. ALABAMA. ATTRACTIVE room, modern. One or two gentlemen. Garage optional.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SLEEPing and light housekeeping. C. K. Robbins. 2123 N. Pennsaylvania St. 9-14-23-4T.
FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping; adults only. 1030 W. 29th St. Kenwood 5076.
FURNISHED ROOM, MODERN home, gentlemen only. 1401 N. Alabama St.
BEAUTIFUL TWO-ROOM LIGHT housekeeping suite; modern. Box
305, Fiery Cross.
FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. 528
North Pershing avenue.
REGt'LAK MEALS, 25c and 85c Chile, Soft Drinks, Candy, Cigars II. F. VICE Fountain Square. 1119 Shelby St
Muncie's Best Tire Store Williams Cord Tires Vulcanizing DELAWARE RUBBER CO. 325 E. Main St. Muncle. Phone 101)7 LEOXARD M. COOK
100 White Rock Cockerels $2.50 to $5.00 ItAMMI DAN TA 2T0 Avon St. Inillnnnpoll, Ind.
FOR RENT NEWLY-FURNISHED sleeping room; modern; steam heat. 523 North Alabama street, Apt. 6. Circle 5646.
FOR RENT EIGHT ACRES; WELL improved ; . fifty fruit trees ; sevenroom house; gas for light and cooking. South of Traders' Point. Drexel 5119.
In past years it has unfortunately been only too often the case that a prison sentence, even for a minor offense., has ruined a man's career to the extent that on gaining his freedom he has found all the doors shut to him which would lead to normal employment. He has thus found himself almost forced into a life of crime. Hence it is no surprise to learn of the organization of various societies, etc., in different parts of America having for their object the overcoming of this state of affairs. Such societies arrange to take care of prisoners on their being released
from jail and thus help to bridge over the gap which has ere this proved so impassable to many. It is part of the -work of these societies to connect a man with a job, in other words, at that time in his whole existence when such a thing seems most difficult to him. One such organization, called the Central Howard. Association, operates in a number of the middle western states, and has during the last year accomplished a remarkable
amount of good in this manner. It helps equally the man on parole and the discharged prisoner, and Mr. Lyon, the superintendent, recently told an interviewer that he had today no fewer than 150 men paroled to him from half a dozen or more institutions. He said also that his ob
servation had led him to favor strongly the parole system, as he had found that only ence in a while
did a paroled convict fail to make
good when given an opportunity.
The organization of these societies
marks a wonderful advance in the
world's thought. It is gradually be
ing recognized that in a great num
ber of cases so-called criminals are
victims of circumstances rather than
inherently depraved, and it is being discovered that the good in them can
be brought out if they are given a chance to prove themselves. The day is fast passing when a prison was looked upon as a house of punishment, In which the inmates were to be made to suffer to the limit, to be then turned loose upon the world to wreak unon it their vengeance for
what they have been made to endure. Of course there are still many bar barous prisons and inhuman meth
ods of punishment employed in them
but on the whole there can be seen
a gradual change for the better, with a resultine iiimrovement in the
morale of the prisoners themselves
When finally it is fully appreciated
that a man guilty of some crime is
just as much in need of help as the man on a bed of sickness, then the prisons will become what they should
be, reformatories in the true sense of the word. The Christian Science
Monitor.
U. S. S. VIRGINIA IS SUNK BY BOMBERS
Battleship New Jersey Is Also a Target for American Airplanes
NORFOLK, Va., Sept. 8. One bomb weighing 2,000 pounds dropped from an airplane 10,000 feet in the air sent the battleship Virginia to the bottom of the Atlantic ocean off
Cape Hatteras today. The battleship
New Jersey, also a target for aerial
bombers, was still afloat at last re
ports here but was so badly damaged she was expected to go down at any minute.
The Virginia was hit several times
and several bombs fell in the water on both sides of her, but it was one
lone bomb that practically split the
ship in half and she went down in
ten minutes. The old ship actually sank thirty-three minutes after the aerial bombers began their attack on
her.
Bomb Spells Doom
The bomb that spelled the doom
of the Virginia struck her after tur
ret, tore down her three smoke
stacks, demolished her fighting masts and ripped her deck almost
from stem to stern. The ship sank
so fast that other bombs dropped from the air and intended to burst on
her decks struck the water in foam
made by the vessel after she had
disappeared below the surface.
The quick sinking of the Virginia
partly upset the plans for a two
days' program of bomb dropping
from airplanes. It was planned to
keep the Virginia, and New Jersey
afloat for two days so aerial gunners
could have an opportunity to try their marksmanship.
MISCELLANEOUS
VULCANIZING New and Used Tires D1ECKMANN AUTO SUPPLY "05 W. Washington MAin 4507
KLANSMEN. Get Your Fiery Cross Radiator Cap Emblems For Mole Fair Meek From O. V. HROOKS' OHIO STORK Southeast Corner I'enn. and Obio Street
$1.00
100 Knvelopes 200 ShPets Taper Bond Paper, size
r,x7 Throe lines printed in-blue ink. "nsli with order. Trices on other printing furnished on request. COMMERCIAL SPECIALTY CO. F.ATOV IM).
VICK'S BARBER SHOP BATHS S229 W. Michigan Street
POSITION WANTED BY 100 PER cent retail salesman who wishes to connect with a firm in Indianapolis. Experienced in " shoe and notion lines. Been before public fourteen years. Address 1424-H, care The
Fiery Cross. ,
FOREIGNERS KILL
FUND FOR SCHOOLS
Six Persons Who Can Neither
Read Nor Write Sign Petition Against Schools
C.A.R. OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
CROWLEY, La., Sept, 10. A few
weeks ago the public spirited citizens of this city endeavored to raise the school levy a small amount to secure some very necessary funds
ror certain improvements. Catholics defeated the "purpose of the Protes
tants who wished to improve the
scnools. Since that time a survey of the names has been made to
learn the class of persons who signed petitions to defeat the secur
ing of funds to aid the schools.
Among the first twelve persons shown as signing the petition there
were six that had to make their maks as they could not write.
Following are the twelve names
that headed the petition and will
give the young American who is looking to the public school for his
education, an idea of the kind of persons who would ruin the schools that have made America the greatest country on earth: J. Sydney Arceneaux, Sidney Arceneaux, Volcar Arsement, Edmond Arable, Adam Allemand, Drizin Breaux, Albert Breaux, Claber Breaux, Morris Breaux, Oscar
reaux, Ozer Breaux, Davis Ereaux.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 8. With all the formality of the regular United States army, the officers ot the National G. A. R. elected lata
yesterday were installed here today.
rast commander in Chief James W. Willett handed the gavel to Commander in Chief Saltzgaber, elected late yesterday, and again told his comrades of the pleasure which had been his during the year he had been their leader. Boston and Pasadena are in the running for the honor of holding the 1924 encampment, with. Boston holding the favor of the majority. Mrs.v Dousilla Inealls Thaver. CM.
cago, was elected national president
or tne uaugnters of veterans yester
day. Other officers include Mrs. Mayvelle Plymier, San Francisco,
senior vice-president, and Mrs, Katherine Compton, Chicago, secre tary. - -
Women Initiate at Des Moines, Iowa
(Advertisement)
W. E. MORPHEW 100 Hardware 100 Delivery Service Anywhere in Town 2844 Clifton St. Randolph 0353
MASTER BAKERY J. E. THOMPSON Pies Pastries Caies Cold Meats Salt Rising Bread 810 Mass. Ave. Majn 4105
DES MOINES, la., Sept. 10. By the light of a tall fiery cross thre hundred women were initiated into the order of the Women of the Ku
Klux Klan -here last week. Twentyfive hundred Des Moines Klansmen were interested spectators.
H. L. ROCKENER & SON GROCERIES AND MEATS 100 SerTiee We Deliver Any Place 1817 S. Meridian St Drexel 4520
POSITION WANTED BY SHIPPING clerk and traffic man, six years' experience. Write Box 330, care The Fiery Cross.
WANTED POSITION AS EMBALMer by 100 per cent American. Age 33. married, personality, mixer.
Preference Terre Haute, but will go to any state reciprocating with Indiana state license. Any one know of good opening for undertaker to start in business? Address Box No. 1200, Fiery Cross.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Rev. William H. Brightmire will speak to an all-Protestant meeting at West Park M. E. Church September 19, 8 p. m. Subject, "Peptonizing Protestantism." Unveiling and burning of the cross will have a share in the program. National road, west one mile from city limits. Kome! Kome! Kome!
PAINT CONTRACTORS We l'se Lead and Oil. AllllO(.AST A ELMORE 818 Weet Slat St. Randolph 0018
1'elrphoae 22&0 318 Meeka Ave. New aad Vied Tlrea for Bala MILLER TIRES GEARED TO THE ROAD SERVICE TIRE SHOP Beat la Vnlraalalaa; All Work Uaaranteed JOHN O. TT'TTI K MIINCTB. IND.
BRANLEIN'S MEAT MARKET FRUITS, MEATS AND VEGETABLES Webster 6863 2715 Roosevelt Ave Indianapolis
WANTED A 100 PER CENT BARber at once. Basement Barber Shop, Columbus, Ind., J. A. West, prop.
WANTED A 100 PER CENT PRESSer. Grubb & Walters, Dawson and Prospect streets.
LET ME DO , YOUR TYPING AT
home. Circular letters and manu
script typing. Envelopes addressed, etc. By expert typist. Call Irving-
ton 1545 after 6 o'clock.
South Side Christian Church, corner Elm and Pine streets Sunday services, September 16 : Bible School, 9:45 a. m.; O. S. Myers, superintendent. Preaching, 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Rev. U. S. Johnson, of Urbana, 111., will preach
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
September 19th and 20th. A welcome extended to all to attend these services. Rev. H. W. Mount.
A prominent man will speak at the West Washington Street M. E. Church, corner of West Washington
street and Warman avenue, next Sunday evening, September 16, under the auspices of the K. A. P. Hustlers
of the church. Take West Washing
ton car to Warman avenue. Both
men and women invited.
GAS, OILS AND ACCESSORIES Dnyton Thoroughbred Tirea K & K SERVICE STATION BATTERY REPAIRING VULCANIZING Irv. 0700 3007 E. New York St.
WAGGONER & CLINE ELECTRICIANS Hoise Wiring and Repairing 2228 Madison Ave. DR exel 3500
RALPH HANCOCK Alexander and Bowser Ave. GROCERIES AND MEATS CIGARS, KANDY AND DRINKS Phone Drexel 7227 B 3
WHY NOT B. B. MOP Sold Efery where Hop Heads and Brushes THE BREWER MFG. CO. 431 S. Delaware St, Indianapolis
ROOFING Painting Contractor GEO. E. PRUITT Drexel 6969
COME IN AND SEE 1924 HARLEY-
Davidsons. Also a good line of
second-hand motorcycles. Dohn Morgan, 701 S. Meridian St.
YOUR CHANCE WANTED PART-
ner with $750 to invest in auto business with or without service; 100 only. Box 802, care The Fiery Cross.
Randolph 0606 CHAS. K. WISENBERG AUTO REPAIRING AND ACCESSORIES 1222 W. 30th St. Indianapolis
Golding Garment Cleaners Shirt Making a Specialty Cleaning Altering Pressing; Repairing; TO M. GOLDING. Prop. Call and Delivery Service 132 N. New Jersey St.. Indianapolis LI ncoln 8494
Opening and dedication of South Side Missionary Spiritualist Church
Sunday, September 16, corner Vir
ginia avenue and Prospect street;
entrance Virginia avenue. Services 3 p. ni. and 8 p. m. Lectures by A. A. Hamilton, and Mrs. Hamilton will give messages blindfolded. The public is cordially invited. Kome all.
WANT TWO YOUNG MEN FOR nicely furnished room. Brookside 1675.
POSITION WANTED, MALE Position in cleaning and pressing. Two years' general experience. Box 303, Fiery Cross.
POSITION WANTED, MALE SEVeral years' experience office management and general accounting. Thorough knowledge of bookkeeping ;
auditing experience. Call Webster
3459, between 6and- 8 p. m.
L. E. Schultz Paper House Jabber af Wrasala Faaer. Paper a a, We Diahea, Twine, lea Creaas aad Orate Palls. Wham to w mt Sale Baaka m CHULTZ. MM KmI Ave. Waah MM Iadlaaaaalls, lad.
PROTESTANT FAIR FORTY ILLE, IND. Saturday, Sept. 15th DONT MISS THIS Come to the Ball Park. Benefit Fortrllle Christian Chnreh
Salesmen to Sell . KLAN STATUES Harry E. Powell 201& N. Morrison Kokomo, Ind.
All-day meeting at Neir Vanna Spiritualist Camp. Able speakers on Americanism. Special invitation to Klansmen and families. Take Greenfield-Richmond car or bus line to Stop 34. Conveyance from car line to camp.
Spiritualist Church of Truth holds services every Sunday evening at 7:45. Red Men's hall, corner Capitol and North streets. Lecture on philosophy and messages by well-known medium. Everybody welcome. Kome, kome, kome.
B. R. F. take notice. No closed meeting this week. All participate
in the Greenwood demonstration,
Wednesday evening.
MR. LIFE INSURANCE AGENT We have a very attractive insur
ance contract for you to offer the public. CASH values ADDED to
face of policy in event of death; money loaned on policy without
signing a note or paying interest.
No lapse to cover. Liberal commis
sions and a perpetual renewal. The company is Protestant from president to janitor. If you wish a life job or a policy, phone Circle 0923 or Harrison 1034 for an appointment.
B. R. F. orchestra rehearsal
Wednesday evening at Tralnmen'B
hall, East Washington street
GENERAL INSURANCE AUTO FIRE TOR1V ADO Workmen' Compensation Thos. A. Berling T1S N. Sherman nr. Irvlnstoa 2303
DON'T FORGET TO HEAR THIS
If you want to hear of Americanism and Christianity come to the
Riverside Park M. E. Church, North Harding avenue and Edgemont
street, Sunday evening, Sept 10 Come early to get a seat. REV. ERNEST F. PREVO, Pastor.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the friends and neighbors for the kindness shown
us during the death of our father,
Albert C. Beach, also for the beautiful
floral offerings, also the Klan singers
and Rev. Casson and the undertaker, Mr. Beanblossom, for the services
they rendered. -Son and daughter, FLORA G1THENS, 1002 Nk Sheffield, BeL 3553.
BROTHER WAKE UP Your opportunity to make a few thousand dollars in an honest way is slipping and slipping fast, as many have and are now taking advantage of this one chance in a lifetime to make a raise, and some have already cleaned up thousands. J. O. Hen-
rickson, 7 Broadway, Shelbyville,
Indiana, has cleaned up over .$10,000
and going right on.
Sweeping Success
How do we know that the Noles
Water Filter and Double Cooler
Combined is a sweeping success?
Simply because it is proven beyond all shadow of doubt, and backed up with the strongest proof In the land, and we furnish this proof for the asking. Nothing like it Water goes through a natural stone with hundreds of thousands of invisible pores,
not treated in tiny way, keeps the
water cool, extracts the excess of the deadly mineral substance from any and all city, well or spring water, no matter how clear and harmless it may appear, and leaves it on top of the stone, right before your eyes, or the whole outfit is yours without a cent. The deadly mineral substance, eating and destroying the tinware and forming stone substance in the teakettle in every household in the land, and they drink the same water, and the same stone substance is carried and found distributed in the body, form
ing stones in the kidneys, gallstones, stones in the bladder, coating and
filling the cavities of the stomach,
destroying the urinary organs and
causing many other complaints. Caring People How do we know it? Simply be
cause we have their sworn affidavits
galore. The highest proof in the land. Affidavits from living, responsible, well-known people, with their full name and address, something you never seen done before.
People who gladly held their hands up to God and declared to their
friends, neighbors and the world how
quickly this most marvelous natural stone removed the cause and they
were soon in good health and happiness after years of suffering and after doctors, specialists, springs and money had faile'd. Sweeping like a tidal wave. Equal it if you can and
claim the standing $100 reward. Your Chance It soon made me a nice fortune, but I am 72, all alone and health ruined by flu, and had to give up. Factory and assembling plants run
ning. I decided to now give the
right men, who have but a few nun'
dred, a chance to rise by leasing out
the territory on the old well-known
and honest royalty plan, and I set them up in full-fledged business with a bunch of live, hustling agents
under them. You are the banker
and custodian of all money and a big Income. State your reference
and amount of good-faith money
above $250.00 in first letter and meet
your surprise; but don't take up our
time unless you mean business, as
this is a clean, gilt-edge business, well established. You get from three counties up, and I show you and you
show me. $100 reward for its equal. W. Noles, of the Noles Water Filter
Co., Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis,
Indiana,
You can buy high-grade tires and tubes at lowest prices from a white man in the heart of the tire district. JACK O'NAN
Inquire at desk. Phone Main 2995
In SImms Hotel. 232 S. Illinois St.
STILES IS RIGHT at Yonr Service With Quality Groceries, Meats and Bakery Goods 100 Service Anywhere 007-9 W. 30th St. Randolph 3200
LONGACRE STORE Stop 6, Greenwood Line Groceries, Fresh and Salt Meats GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone Southport 23-R1 0. S. BOLLARD, Prop.
W. N. FLY RUG CO. Manufacturers of Fluff and Rag Rngs. 100 Efficiency Guaranteed
Northwestern Ave. Ran. 7231 Indianapolis, Ind.
Phone MAIn 84S7 Acme Auto Repair Shop All Work Promptly Attended To 538-40 E. Wabash St. Indianapolis
RUG CLEANERS Indiana Fibertinting Co. 626 Madison Ave. Drexel 8270
Yonr Keys Worth a Quarter? Send 25c for Metal Tug with raised emblem of yonr favorite lodge, stamped with your nauie aad address. BUCKEYE MERCHANDISE CO. Arcade Sta. Dept. 100. Colnmbus, O. Agents Wanted
Announcing FISHER OVERLAND COMPANY Oaklandon, Indiana GARAGE AND FILLING STATION Garage Work 60c Per Hour
DENNER & LEIPER AMERICAN CAFETERIA GOOD EATS 357 East Washington Street OPEN DAY AND NIGHT GIYE US A TRIAL
GOULD BATTERY STATION WEBSTER 7170 EAST TENTH STREET VULCANIZING SHOP
E. E. ORR, Prop. 8301 East Tenth Street
MOTOR OILS AND GREASES FILLING STATION
FISK TIRES AUTO ACCESSORIES
ADDRESS ALL MAIL TO FIKRT
l,CROSSr-&rcTjTO INDIVIDUALS.
H. A. WRIGHT THE RIGHT MAN WITH THE RIGHT CAR FORD CARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS Mala 4708 Homboldt 2432 FRANK HATFIELD CO. 623 N. Capitol Avenue
WAKE UP No Fakes, No Half -Price Sales, No Baits, No False Advertising. Honest Prices on. HOUSEHOLD GOODS NEW and USED, for Every Room In the House Prices Lower Square Dealing Suitable Terms BAKER BROS. -
- v - " . Opposite Court House
223 B. 'Washington Street
