Fiery Cross, Volume 2, Number 53, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1923 — Page 6
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-THE FIEltY CROSS Friday, November 2, 1923 Y
BRANLEIN'S MEAT MARKET FRUITS, MEATS AND VEGETABLES Webster 6863 2715 Roosevelt Ave., Indianapolis
RALPH HANCOCK Alexander and Bowser Ave. GROCERIES AND MEATS CIGARS, KANDY AND DRINKS l'hone Drexel 7227 K 3
The Hl Looking: The llrxt
Made The ChenpeKt
ROBE BAG ON THE MAIIKET
Sprrlnl PrlreH on 100 mill 500 I,ot.-
Ilox 333, "nre The Flerr Cronn
THE PEN SHOP AH make Fountain Pens and klrcannfral Pencil Sold nnd Ilepnlred. JOHN E. KELLER 157 N. Illinois Second Floor
INDIANS BRING SUIT AGAINST LUMBER CO.
MADISON, Wis., Oct. 27. Suit for damages totaling $1,150,000, Bled in circuit court' here on behalf of Chippewa Indians in northern Wisconsin against certain Wisconsin lumber interests and the state as co-defendant, is in accordance with the act of the last legislature permitting Indians on Bad River reservation to take action to recover compensation for timber cut from Indian lands. The proceedings involve timber lands in controversy for 40 years. The decision of the federal supreme court in 1918 held the Indians could
recoTfer. More than 1,000 Indians
are represented in the action.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements under - this head will be published at the rate of 16 cents a line, six average words to the line; minimum charge 64 cents. Copy musrbe In this office by noon on Monday o publication week. Bring or mall your ad, together with your -remittance, to 580 Century building.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE CANARIES, QUALITY birds. Select singers for 1924 raising. Phone Webster 0956. 2tDN3.
Nothing Is so improving to the temper as the study of the beauties either of poetry, eloquence, music or painting. They give a certain elegance of sentiment to which the rest of mankind are strangers.
FOR SALE 5-ROOM HOUSE, FURnace heat, electric lights; lot is 80x125 ft H. A. Knoop, 908 Garfield street. P. O. Box 597, Hobart,
Ind. 2tDN3.
W. L. CONWAY'S Barber Shop 2027 Rural St.
GOOD COAL Reasonable Prices Weaver Coal Co.
Ill I.eota St.
Drexel 2201
Paper Hanging Painting Cash or Terms F, M. GRANT 2247 LANGLEY AVENUE Fhone. WEbatar 05 li
STILES IS RIGHT at Your Service With Qnalltr Groceries Menta nnd Bakery Good 100 Service Anywhere Wt- W. :Oth St. Randolph 3280
LONGACRE STORE Stop 6, Greenwood Line Groceries, Fresh and Salt Meats GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone Southport 23-R 1 0. S. tOLLARD, Prop.
STOVES REPLATED We Replate Anything INDIANAPOLIS PLATING CO. 033 Kentucky Avenue MA In 0522
O.F.PERRY Al TO RKPAiniXG 018 Superior St. (between Meridian nnd Illlnoin, onc-hnlf aqnare north of Mnxonlc Temple). Shop l'hone, Lincoln 8080 Re., Washington 0141
O. K. CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing We Deliver Webster 0991 1136 E. 10th St
REGULAR MEALS, 25c and 35c Chile, Soft Drinks, Candy, Cigars H. F. VICE Fountain Square. 1118 Shelby St
100 White Rock Cockerels $2.50 to $5.00 R A I. I'll BAXTA 2M Avon St, IndinnapoliM, Ind.
PAINT CONTRACTORS We I e Lead and Oil. ARBOGAST A ELMORE, 819 Weat Slat St. Randolph 001 8
Circle 3600
Washington 28B8
WHY NOT B. B. MOP Sold Everywhere Mop Heads and Brushes THE BREWER MFG. CO. 481 8. Delaware St., Indianapolis
THE UNIVERSAL CAB W. A. WALLER Ilcpreaentlna; the A. V. Bonn Co. 045 Fort Wayne Ave.
L. E. Schultz Paper House Jobber of Wrapping Paper, Paper Baca, Wood Ulahes, Twine, lea Cream and Oratev Palla. When la nerd mt Sales Books Nt CHULTZ, StOS Kenwood Are. ttMk 4HS . .. Indianapolis, Ind.
Come and See HA ndolph 4108 Residence RA ndolph 6740 C. P. DAY Ererj-thfns; In FURNITURE! 20G2 Northwcxtern Ave. INDIANAPOLIS We specialise In overstaffed, bedroom and dining room furniture. Small per cent for caah.
FOR SALE 160-ACRE FARM IN the Thumb district of Michigan.
For particulars write the owner.
George F. Childs, Vassar, Mich. 3t-DN9
FOR SALE-CLEANING AND
pressing shop in good location
Up-to-date equipment. Price and
terms right. Drexel 7862, R. 2.
FOR SALE HOUSE OF FOUR rooms; electricity, well and cistern. Out of town. Dr. Dawson, 418
Dorman St.
FOR SALE A $95 DAVENPORT with y& $11.50 pad to go with
same for $50. Financial standing compels me to sell. Just like new and a real buy for a real man. 1859
Singleton "St.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Under this head church meetings,
social gatherings and like announcements of not over seventy-five words, will be published at a charge of one dollar, cash with order, for each insertion. Copy must be in this of
fice by noon on Monday of publication week.
REPORTED ATTACK ON ELAN IS REPUDIATED BYTHESCOnBHRlTE
Readers of the Fiery Cross are
requested to send in the names and addresses of ladies who play musical instruments. Ladies are espe
cially wanted who can play clarinet,
trombone, cello and base violins
The members, of the orchestra are
requested to meet at the First Spiritualists Church, Wednesday evening, November 7th, at 7:30 p. m.
There are now twenty enrolled in
the orchestra. The orchestra will meet for rehearsal Monday night.
November 6th, 7:30 p. m., at the
home of Mrs. .J. O. Dawson, 331 S.
Walcott St. For information call Main 7487. Rev. Charles H. Gunso-
lus, director and organizer.
Sinister Plot to Discredit Masonry Is Also Shown by Investigation
Judge Moore availed htmself of the privileges granted- active' thirtyHhird degree Masons who have served the Supreme Council ten years or more and- asked to be, transferred io the Emeriti list.
Triple Objection of Injuring Two Protestant Organizations and Individual Is Balked
$200,000 DeMOLAY CAMPAIGN COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct. 27. A statewide campaign to raise $200,000 for the building of a dormitory for the members-of the Order of DeMolay attending-the University of Missouri will be held November 1
to 5. The campaign will extend to every community where there is a charter of DeMolay. Frank S. Land of Kansas City ia chairman of the
committee in charge of the driver
LOOKS LIKE AN AMERICAN CUT -
LAWTON, Okla.", 5ct29. The.v
population of the city is approxl-
matejy. m.OOO and in addition to the .
large- number of Klansmen here.v
more than 400 women belong to the
Women's Organization
GEORGE ULMER Candies, Cigars, Ice Cream and Notions DRex. 2670. 2429 Southeastern Av.
FOR SALE ONE UPRIGHT PIANO, mahogany case, in good condition, or will trade for one-half ton truck. Phone Drexel 7822, R. 4.
Rev. Charles H. Gunsolus, a well known preacher and lecturer of na
tional reputation, and one who needs
no introduction to the citizens of Indianapolis, will speak at the First Spiritualist Church on Wednesday evening, November 7th, 7:45 p. m. Subject: "The Truth About Americanism and Spiritualism." The Ladies Orchestra will render special music. The Ladies Quartet also will sing. Church is located at 608 N.
Liberty street. Take Columbia, Brightwood,. or East' Tenth street car. Rev. Ruth Van DeBeuken, the pastor, invites the public to attend. Everybody welcome. Kome.
FOR RENT
NEWLY FURNISHED STE-AM-
heated room, suitable for two. 617 N. Delaware St: Circle 5646.
WANTED TO RENT BY COUPLE, small house with small acreage on good road near traction line, preferably Northwestern. Address Box 375, care Fiery Cross.
100 MOTOR OIL Auto and Bicycle Accessories Electrical Supplies E. E. JONES 3626 E. 25th St. Web. 0159
FOR RENT JEFFERSON AVENUE; modern housekeeping room and kitchenette; everything furnished. Call Webster 3933.
Rev. Charles H. Gunsolus will preach at Brightwood Congregational Church next Sunday night, at 7:45 p. m. Text, Joshua 24:15: "Choose you this day whom ye will serve, whether it be God or Mammon." We have the most brilliant, beautiful and only haloed fiery - cross in Indi
ana. Come and see it burn. Church
is located at 2418 N. Gale street.
All roads used to lead to Rome. Now they lead to Brightwood. Everybody welcome. Kome.
ROOM WITH BOARD PROTES--tant only, 1139 N. Rural St. Phone Webster 8535.
Electrical Appliances Fixtures Expert Wiring and Repairing Eden Wahtr Royal Cleaners HOME ELECTRIC CO. 3718 E. 25th St. Webster 2400
Lincoln Gleaners Our Service is at your command . IRvlngton 1589 3742 East Michigan Street
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SLEEP-
ing and light housekeeping, reasonable. 915 N. Capitol Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS
UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REpairing and refinishing. Angus Eskew, 920 Virginia Ave. Drexel 7691. 8TDN30.
South Side Spiritualist Church, Fountain Square, Fountain block. 3rd floor. Sunday service, Nov. 4th, at 7:45. Alvah A. Hamilton will
preach. Text taken from 12th chapter of Romans. Bertha Holtz Hamil
ton will give message and answer your written questions while blindfolded. Ladies Aid meets at 765 Lexington Ave., Thursday afternoon, 2 o'clock. All are welcome. Kome! Kome! Kome!
Indianapolis Liberty Band is now
open for concert engagements any
where. Festivals, fairs, etc. Address Fred M. Campbell, 1423 N. Hamilton avenue. Brookside -8427.
W. N. FLY RUG CO. Manufacturers of Fluff and Rag Rugs. 1007c Efficiency Guaranteed 29S8 Northwestern Ave. Ran. 7231 Indianapolis, Ind.
I TREAT ALL DISEASES OF THE body, including diseases of the feet, lumbago, rheumatism,' nerve trouble and tonsilitis. - Consultation free. Hours 2 to 5 p. "m.; 6 to 9 p. m. A. Dawson, Dr. of M. T. Office, 418 Dorman Street.
IF IT'S DRUGS YOU. NEED WHY go downtown? We give you real service. Heaton Drug Store, Thirtieth and Brightwood.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, now employed, wants position with Protestant American firm. Address Box 363, care of Fiery Cross.
A. L. CHARLES PAINTER AND DECORATOR WEbHter 0720 2227 BROOKSIDE AVE.
SALARY PAID FOR SELLING MA-
. sonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Red Men, Moose, Jr. O. U. A. M. charts. J. Adams Co., 341 Virginia Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. 11-2-23.
This is still brick week for Liberty hall and any day is delivery day. Look around your! eirib,'. .Ulace of
business, call your, neighbor. Let's
put these idle bricks in Liberty hall walls. 3208 E. Michigan street. 100,000 new ' or second hand brick, hollow tile or - cement blocks. We have a place for all of them. Building Committee.
B. R. F. Regular closed meeting Wednesday night, 7 : 30, at Trainmen's hall.
Phone MAin 8487 Acme Auto Repair Shop All Work Promptly Attended To 538-40 E. Wabash St. IndinnapolU
BIRDS IMPORTED AND DOMEStic. For prices write to R. F. Wascher, 110 E. Park Ave., Cham-? paign, 111. 12t-D3T8.
B. R. F. Friday night meeting as usual, Trainmen's hall. First and second.
WANTED CORNET PLAYERS and other band men, must be native bora, white, gentile Protestants. Address P. O. Box 221, Terre Haute, Indiana. - 2t-DN 9.
RUG CLEANERS Indiana Fibertinting Co. 626 Madison Ave. Drexel 8270
SInncie. Indiana. E. O. Eyerist GROCERIES AND HEATS Phone 44S 1423 W. Fifth St.
FEMALE WANTED REFINED, middle-aged lady, who wishes a
gooa nome more tnan for wages. Prefer small-town lady and one who
loves children.- Refsrences. Box 367, care of Fiery Cross.
PIANO TUNER ANJ PLAYER Expert Repairing and rebuilding a specialty. 65-note players changed
to 88; automatic trackers built to
nit your player. Work positively
guaranteed. E. R. Whelan, 1122 Ashland Ave. Circle 1265. 2t-DN 9.
Klan Gets Gift Asbury Park Klan, Realm of New Jersey, has received a splendid silk American flag as a present from Council Number 76, Junior Order
United American Mechanics. This is a very welcome gift, since Klan flags in New Jersey are subjected to much wear and tear at the hands of those who hate the stars and stripes and all that it stands for.
Only the brave know how to forgive. A coward never forgave it is not in his nature.
WANTED EXPERIENCED DRIVer for Ford truck; coal and gravel hauling. Married man preferred. Drexel 8198. -
WANTED POSITION AS SALESmanager in the used car department of an automobile concern. Best of references. Box 369, Fiery Gross-.
Steam and Hot Water Heating Plumbing. Contractors A. L. OWENS & SON 711 Eugene St Randolph 5871
E. F- MONN COAL CO. COAL Sewer Tile, Flue Lining Cement, Lima, Plaster Tibbt Arc and Walnut St Phone, BelmoDl 2500
SPECIAL TRAIN TO FORT WAYNE Nov. 10, 1923, by the Ladies of Court No. 14. Come and bring your husbands. Lunch will be served in baggage car by the ladies. $2.75 for the round trip. Train leaves at 8 a. m., Nickelplate R. R. Tickets on sale at office, 136 N. Delaware St., Room 105. 2t-DN 10.
MAN, 25, MARRIED; STOREKEEPer with large enameling concern, desires change because being Protestant American jeopardizes his posi
tion and limits his promotion. Knows something of the psychology of handling men. and is capable of relieving an executive of detail. Address Box 366, care of Fiery Cross.
WANTED-TO FIND AN HONEST, Protestant American person of In
dianapolis who has $2,500 they would use in financing an honorable and
profitable business. Said capital to
be under investor's control until the
full principal has been paid in full,
plus 10 per cent interest per year. Address Box No. 368, Fiery Cross.
MAGAZINE CLUBS ALL MAGA-
zines at club prices. Send for special price list. Randolph 5160,
Mrs. Victor Martin, 710 Eugene St.
STOP AT FULTZ TIRE STORE, 524 N. Main St., Rochester, Ind. Lee
Tires, Purol Gasoline, Tiolene Motor Oils. 2t-DN9.
ALL-AROUND AUTOMOBILE painter, striper and finisher, wants Dosltion. Also capable of havirus
charge of shop and handling men. Address Box 370, care of Fiery Cross. 2t-DN9.
VULCANIZING New and Used Tires DIECKXANN AUTO SUPPLY 705 W. Washington MAin 4507
ADDRESS ALL MAIL TO FIERY CROSS NOT TO INDIVIDUALS.
LOST TWO RED BONE FOX
hounds, male and lemale, Sept. 19, near Hall, Ind. Notify Clarence Fortner, 4305 E. Sixteenth St. Webster 8292. Reward. - 4t-DN 24.
DEALERS WANTED L I B E R T Y Spark Plugs Stone insulator; nickel alloy , electrodes. Tested . to 30,000 volts. Gives motor new life. Retails $1.00: R. S. Peterson, Distributor, Rochester, Ind. 3t-DN 16.
SPIRITUALIST READINGS DAY or evening. , Mrs. Dawson 418
Dorman St,., it, t- ..... .. j -
n. 0. CLARK'S -GROCERY AND
. meat market. Finest; quality at the right price. ' Keystone and Eng
lish avenue. Drexel 1574. Zt-DN3,
FOR REPAIRS ON FURNACES
gutters, spouting and roofing,
Personal service. Square deal guar
anteed. Phone G. E. Gordon, Harri
son 3253. 1150 Eugene St.
4t-DN16
(Special to The Fiery Cross) WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 29. An insidious Roman conspiracy, with a triple objective to discredit Freemasonry, the Ku Klux Klan and Judge George Fleming Moore,
Thirty-third Degree, Past Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme
Council, Thirty-third Degree, Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction, was foiled by- the timely exposure of the plot by The Fellowship Forum, a patriotic
weekly devoted to the cause of
Freemasonry, 100 per cent -Americanism and the advancement of Prot
estantism through compulsory education and the elimination of the parochial schools, with their dangerous Catholic influences. Catholic news services in Washingington spread a report all over the country through the Romanized press, The Associated Press and Uni. versal Service to the effect that the supreme council at its annual session here last week went on record as bitterly opposed to the Klan and had caused the .resignation of Judge Moore from active membership in the supreme council .because of the
fight The Fellowship Forum, his
publication, is making to Americanize America and rescue American
Freemasonry from the clutches of Romanist plotters, who are said to
have made-inroads into the order m
California and New York State.
Reports Are Repudiated
snortiy - after the reports were
circulated over the country by Cath
one correspondents at the capital and the two big news services, The Fellowship Forum instituted an investigation. In reply to a letter from Judge Moore, asking, a denial or a 'confirmation of the stories,. John H. Cowles, Grand Commander of the Supreme Council," issued an official denial. In a letter to Judge Moore, The Associated Press and Washington newspapers that published the fake reports Mr. Cowles emphatically stated that the reports were in error and that the supreme council had nothing to do with the circulation
of the report. He stated that there had been no- discussion of Judge Moore's connection with the Klan and also stated that the Klan had not been discussed in any manner, "not even one remark." When confronted with this evi
dence,, the .Jtoman press of Wash
ington., retracted ,their stories. r. The Associated Press also sent a denial
all over the country, quoting Mr. Cowles to the effect that Judge Moore's Klan affiliations and the alleged denunciation of the Klan was incorrect. Universal Service also promised to retract its story. Text of Correction The Christian Science Monitor, published at Boston, Mass., dated Wednesday, October 24, prints the following repudiation of the story,
which was furnished that paper by The Associated Press:
"WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (AR) John H. Cowles, grand commander of the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons for the Southern jurisdiction, today repudiated a statement disseminated by the council's pub
licity department that at the recent meeting of the council here the
resignation of George F. Moore as inspector-general in Alabama followed a heated discussion on the
floor over the Ku Klux Klan.
'An investigation is being con
ducted, it was said, to determine
how the statement, which Mr. Cowles
brands as wholly untrue, came to be" given out.
" 'In the interest of fairness,' said
Grand Commander Cowles, I state
that there was no discussion what-' ever over Brother Moore's resignation and there was no discussion at
any time about the Klan.' "
Investigation Made The Fellowship Forum's investiga-r
tor managed to trace the vicious
story to its source through the "allseeing eye and the all-hearing ;ear."
It will expose the entire plot as soon as proper legal measures, have been taken, to bring the guilty parties before the bar of justice in the court of public opinion. ,
The Romanist slur on the Ku Klux
Klan made a victim Of Judge Moore, 75 years of age, who has given fifty active years of his life to the cause" of Freemasonry, thirty-five years of
which he has been an active member of the Supreme Council, Thirty-third Degree, as inspector-general in Alabama, his native state. Judge
Moore is Past Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council and
has received every honor that
Masonry has to confer. ;
Truth of "Resignation" t -The truth of the "resignation of
Judge Moore is :
After devoting fifty years of ,'3iis
life to the active interests of JFree-
masonry, thirty-five of which w&s. as
an active member of the Supreme Council and seven years of whicKhe was sovereign grand commander.Su-
preme Council, Thirty-third Degtee, Ancient and Accepted Scottish, Rite,
THIEVES KILL AGED WOMAN " ELYRIA, O., Oct 27.-Jrs. Anna Hebebrand, 79 years old, was slain by burglars in her home at Elyria. Mrs. Hebebrand was said to be worth $50,000. Police are searching for a suspect whom,' they believe murdered the aged woman to obtain money with which to buy liquor.
For Information Regarding the Junior Klan for American boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 18 yrs. Write to P. O. Box 1622 Indianapolis, Ind.
SPIRITUAL READINGS BY AP pointment by Mrs. Retta White
man. Phone Lincoln ll&zt
VIOLIN TAUGHT IN YOUR HOME or ray Btudio, room 210, Marlon
building, corner Meridian and Ohio streets.- Phone Kenwood 4122. Her
bert A- Smith.. ,.-,,...--
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AM.Pressley Auto Ambulance Service 24 Hours Every Day Circle 2400
PHOliE BELMONT S828
O. T. TATUM PLS
100 EFFICIENT SBKVICS
1105 RIVER AVENCB
INDIANAPOLIS
Vulcanizing as It Should Be Done ROGERS . USED TIRES SJZ GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES 3115 W. Washington St. Belmont 4300 -
Beach Coal Go. WEbster 0177 East Twenty-First Street and Sherman 'Drive Brightwood 100 COAL Downing and Hamilton, Owners
BELMONT 1588
LADY ATTENDANT
WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1321 W. Ray Street
INDIANAPOLIS
Opea Day and;Nl-fct
INDIANAPOLIS CANDY CO. 225-227 East Maryland Street Indianapolis, Indiana Manufacturers of U-Kno Brand Candies
GOULD BATTERY STATION WEBSTER 7179 EAST TENTH STREET VULCANIZING SHOP
E. E. ORR, Prop. S301 Eaat Tenth Street
MOTOR OILS AND GREASES FILLING STATION : .
FISK TIRES AUTO ACCESSORIES:
H. A. WRIGHT THE RIGHT MAN WITH THE RIGHT CATl FORD CARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS Main 4708 Humboldt SrtSa
FRANK HATFIELD CO.
623 N. Capitol Avenue
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Goods Callad Fa and DatWa.'wl No DbtanerToo' Far or Too Naar WASHINGTON CLEANERS ; KLEANS KLOTHES KLEAN D. M. LARGE. Prop. 901 N. NEW JERSEY STREET PHONE, CIRCLE 1717
Automobile Class Installed WhileYbu Walt yA - "fi V
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. - Blake and W. Michigan SU.
Phone Main 2065 -:; IN.OIANAPOLIS, INDl'
Anneoncing,
FISHER OVERLAND COMPANY Oaklandon, Indiana . v. "r GARAGE AND FILLING STATION . , T Garage Work 80c Per Hour ,7