Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1924 — Page 7
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Business Directory INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CHIROPRACTOR F. L. Carey, 1). C, Chiropractor Graduate of and ex-instructor Palmer School ot Chiropractic; 15th year iu Chiropractic; 5 years as ' instructor in P. S. C. and I. S. C. MyX-Ray Laboratory makes correct analysis possible. Consultation free at o.'lice.I make resiw dence calls.. 445 Century Bldg. Phones: Office, Main 3252; residence, Webster 6914. 3-12-23
PLUMBING K. W. Licbenderfer W e s t e r n Service. 3417 W. Michigan St. Belmont 3607. 3 20-23
MUNCIE, IND. CIGAR STORE-
Banner Cigar Store 107 West
Main St. R. H. Lyons, Prop. Re
tailers of High-class Cigars. To
baccos and Candles. . Pocket Bil
Hards. 100 Service Guaranteed. Muncie, lnd. 4-28-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I ANNOUNCEMENTS
Advertisements under this head will be published, at the rate of 16 cents a line, six average words to the line; minimum charge Gl cents. Copy must be in this office by noon on Monday ot publication week. Bring- or mail your ad, together with your remittance, to 680 Century building-.
FOR SALE
CIGARS FOR GENTLEMEN OF good taste, shipped fresh from cigar roller's table. Write for our special free trial offer. You risk nothing. Write us today. Bethesda Products Co., Bethesda, Ohio. 4tdfl5
THE SONG WITH A NATION DEnuind: "Creed of Kn Klux Klan," 35c per copy. Agents wanted in all parts of V. S. A. Address all communications to 3208 E. Michigan street, Indianapolis, lnd. 4tdfl5
Under this head church meeting's, 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 office by noon on Monday of publication week.
No Commoner Dared Invade Czar Fall's Ranch Paradise
WOMEN OF KLAN Pffi-
TRBUTE AT GRAVE
ALL MAIL Should be addressed to The Fiery Cross Publishing Company, and not to individuals. It mo desired, the writer may merely address his communication to 580 Century Bulldlnir, Indianapolis. No ninil should be addressed to Jn. dividual.
GENUINE GERMAN MARKS 1,000,000 sent postage paid for $1. (Prewar parity value $230,000.) L. E. Moore, Little Rock, Ark. 4tdfl5
BATH ROOM, COMPLETE, $90.00.
First grade enamel ware only. E. , M. Hardin Co.. 3220 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, lnd. 8tdmlst
TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES, $20 tip. Easy payments. Free trial. Express prepaid. Guaranteed 1! years. Payne Co.. Dept. 284, Rdsedale Sta., Kansas City, Kansas. 10tda4
The Liberty Hall local and state
campaign is now under way. The finance committee has arranged a splendid card filing system, to keep a record of all $1 donors. All donors of $2 get a beautiful engraved certificate. Donors of $5 receive certificate in a beautiful frame. Life membership Certificates in Liberty Hall are given in return to those who contribute $25 or more to the building fund. This may be paid
in payments of '$l per week or more. Mail all subscriptions to Liberty Hall Headquarters, 3220 East Michigan street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Chicken suppers are served every Thursday evening, from 5 to 8, at 3218 East Michigan street, by the ladies of Liberty Hall.
THE LORENTZ MOTOR SERVICE Automobile Serrlce Station Automobile Accessories Stor Gasoline Filling Station First-class Repair Shop 1568 RooseTelt Are. Phone, Web. 1945.
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Three-room cottage built five years ago, three blocks south of Stop 16, Greenfield Traction, or drive out E. Washington St. 9',-i miles to large brick church, then south three
blocks. High ground, good driven ' well, grocery and ice delivery to
door, 3 blocks from traction stop and National Road. Cement floor garage and cement walks, chicken lot, and one-half acre of ground with bearing fruit trees. Will rent additional ground to purchaser for gardening if desired. Price, $3,000. Ora L. Rothbone, R. R. G, Box 180B, Indianapolis, lnd.
NATIONAL STUDIO HicrMlly, truly, 'Amrlrn" Phota(raph Studio of lnJianapoHi 23 N. Pennsylvania. Aetna Dank Bldg-.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 120 acre farm in Genesee county, Mich
igan; best of soil, tile drained, on state road; close to two towns; well fenced; good improvements; will exchange for hardware, tire and accessories or small farm. W. W. Sargent, owner, Delphi, lnd. 22
Calvary Baptist ch.irch, corner of
Roosevelt avenue and Twenty-third street. By auto out Massachusetts avenue to Olney street, turn left on OIney to Roosevelt avenue and one-
hair square west, ay street car,
take Brightwood car to Olney street
Special evangelistic services are being conducted eacb. evening except Saturday, beginning at 7:45. The
pastor is his own evangelist assisted by Mrs. Betric McClanahan as evangelistic singer. The pastor will speak to men only Sunday afternoon at 2:30 on the theme, "Be a Protestant, and Why." Every man reading this announcement should hear this message. Sunday school next Sunday morning at 9:30. Morning worship next Sunday morning at 10:45. Clarence Wilhelm, v pastor, 2272 N. Adams street. Phone Webster 5770. Adv. 15.
THREE RIVERS, N. M., Feb. 9. The ranch, home, and irrigation plant of Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior and former United States senator from New
Mexico, are the principal and only objects of interest here. . Still, no photographs are allowed to be taken of or on Senator Fall's property nor were they before the Teapot Dome oil lease scandal. Nowhere are to be found post card views of the property Of the biggest citizen of Three Falls, N. U. The tree lined boulevard to Fall's home begins a hundred yards from the railroad depot and is marked "Private Road." The Fall residence is a big frame structure with a long glassed-in porch annex. Lights from the home can be seen for ten or twelve miles along the Carrizozo road past Three Rivers. The former
secretary can look from his front door and see the Sacramento mountains, eight or nine miles away, which are snow topped nine months of the year. Swimming Pool Near Home Two reservoirs are near the ranch home. One is a swimming pool, equipped with diving platform and spriijg board. Water runs from this pool into a pasture border ine the
private boulevard where there are
numerous blooded horses and Shet
land ponies. From the other depressed tank a pipe line (water)
extends north to watering troughs in
an almost limitless pasture where cattle graze.
Along the fertile valley, through
which three tree-lined rivers flow, are extended Fall's two-story green barn and stable, which is about twice as
large as the average ranch house in the valley. Six or seven bisr farm
houses and shacks for Mexican ten
ants are near. A scattering of Mescalero Indians live in tents on the
Steam and Hot Water Heating Plumbing Contractors A. L. OWENS & SON 711 Eugene St. Randolph 5871
FOR SALE AIREDALE .PUPS, : .thoroughbred U. K. C. registered I best blood lines; Lagan Bennett U. K. C. 116520 at stud; fee fifteen dollares; write for particulars on 100 per cent Airedales. R. W. Lynch, i Sedalia, IniL 15
"FOR SALE S. C. ANCONAS quality; . baby chicks 14 per
prepaid.
Ind.
Geo. E. Bailey,
OF 100
Medora, 22
J. W. GOODPASTURE PRACTICAL ROOFER Hnndllnic all grades f lrtlntt6 Roll roofing and ablnslea. Mr I jvntm ot experience guarantees both material and workmaaahip. Also nil kinda of roof repairing nnil tin mirk. Ite. UK eel 40S0. Dresel T1T4 Rfl Virginia Are.
FOR SALE GOOD SHOE SHOP Cheap; excellent location; plenty of work; a sure bargain. for someone: Address J. H. Ramer, 527 Columbus St., Wabash, Ind. 22
FOR RENT
Mrs. Nell Hurlburt will speak to men and women at 7:30 p. m". Tues
day evening, February 19, 1924, at
Trinity M. E. church, corner of Division street and Oliver avenue
Plenty of good music. Take West Indianapolis car and get off at Divi
sion street. Come. Everybody wel
come. 15
ANOTHER PAROCHIAL
SCHOOL IS PLANNED
Announcement at Ironton Cre ates Much Comment Not . Needed, It Is Said
ranch. All of Three Rivers, excepting a few railroad shacks, belongs to Fall. Fall Owns the Postoffice He owns the trading station and the postoffice,. The postmaster store manager boasts that he works for "Senator" Fall, and when motorists stop for gasoline the postmaster tells. them, "We have none but the best because it's Sinclair," and he leads the way to the gas pumps.
Construction work being done by
the E. P. & S. W. railroad is of great benefit to Fall's property. An old
river bed south of the Fall boulevard,
and southeast of the Fall trading sta
tion, bends around and goes under the railroad track a quarter mile
from the depot, in the event or a
cloudburst Fall's home, store, and
postoffice would be threatened. A
work train is guarding against that. Dam Prevents Flood A rock dam made of heavy bowlders swings along back of the store in a protecting semicircle. Railroad poles are used to make a big breakwater near the dam. The dam is twelve feet wide and six feet high and winds for one-third of a mile. It turns the water under the bridge, where it should go, and protects Fall's land-. The Harris ranch, mentioned in hearings by the Senate committee, was offered bankers and land experts for $8 an acre. The offer was refused for the- reason that it was too high. The water supply made it worth more to Fall than to any one else, and that is said to be why he paid $110,000 for it.
The value of '"Fall's land is hard
to estimate. Thfe irrigated land is worth $150 an acre. Still, Fall has many sections leased for 3 cents an
acre a year, but this is reported to
be state land.
Funeral for Mrs. Brandon Is Largest Ever Held at Lancaster
LANCASTER, O., Feb. 9. The largest funeral ever held at the English Lutheran church in this city was witnessed last week when the last rites were performed over the remains of Mrs. Dan Brandon, a highlyrespected matron and Klanswoman of this community. The church was packed, and there was scarcely standing room for all the people who turned out to show their respects to the deceased. The Women of the Ku Klux Klan had charge of the ceremonies, both at the church and at the grave. Mrs. Brandon was buried in a Klan robe. Six Klanswomen acted as pallbear
ers.
The service was conducted by the
Rev. Clayton Robertson.
WOMEN OF THE ELAN OF PERU GET CHARTER
Delegation and Fife and Drum Corps Attends Meeting of Women at Bunker Hill
E. H. COOK KBW AND USED GOODS Fnrairare, Stores and Tools Hlxhest Price Paid for Used Tools Circle 2145 G56-G58 E. Washington St.
TIRES KB) DIECKMANN AUTO SUPPLY 705 W. Washington MA In 4507
F. A. FERGUSON Go to F. A. Ferguson Furniture Company, 738 Massachusetts avenue, and save - one-third on Dining F.oom and Bedroom SuRps. We carry a full line of the highest grade New and Used Furniture and pay the highest price for used furniture and stoves. When you have something: to sell, call us, Main 3350. We will give your call our most prompt attention.
L. E. Schultz Paper House Aubhrr of Wrapping; Paper, Paper Has;', Wood liaes. Tvrlae- Ico Cream and Ojstrr Palls. When In need of Sales Books seo SCHl'LTZ. 3838 Kenwood Ave. Wnh 46SS Indianapolis, Ind.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM; breakfast and dinner at night. Prefer two men or employed couple. Phone Webster 5844.
MISCELLANEOUS
I. earn the Barber Trade Tri-City Barber Colleg Ala Retail Barber Snppllea VICTOR CILMOtR. Prop. CIO E. WashinKton St. Clcle 0757 Isdlaaa polls
S. C. W. LEGHORNS, NORTHLAND Specials, 285 egg strain; none better; hatching eggs, $1.50 per 15, $9 per 100; 100 fertile guaranteed. American Poultry Farm, R. 5, Brazil, Ind. 5TDM7
CAMBRIDGE TRANSFER COMPANY Freight Hanllaa; Given Prompt Attention f.Gl Vah. St. Lincoln S309
STATE .AGENTS FOR SELLING
Masonic, Odd' Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Red Men, Moose, Jr. O. U. A. M. charts. J. Adams Co., 341 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. lOtdall
WANTED A MAN IN EVERY county to take over the exclusive sales right of an honest and long-
i needed article that pays good com
mission. Address, P. O. Box 55, Lansing, Mich. 15
Ilome-Grown Shrubs to Ik- jilantpil tlic month of April and forepart of May. H'iy now we'll doliver to your home ;t no ;irtlithmil cost. Planting at actual oat of labor. This offi-r expires March 1. BERT WALTON', ' 910 Ttroadway, Apt. 1. Tel. M. 8261
BOYS AND GIRLS WANT A JOB' Write me. Box 424, Clare, Mich.
HOWARD DEER rLUMBING AND HEATDtG Tel. Drtiel 0838 I US Webb St 100 Serrlc
Phone Randolph 6339 Dexter Garage and Filling . Station E. C. SALA, Prop. Gii, Oil, Arcesaorlea aa4 RepajrinaSTORAQB Dexter A W. 21st Sta., Indianapolis
PAINTING, VARNISHING AND enameling. Contract by job or
hour. Efficiency. Arbogast, Ran
dolph 6018. 15 RAW FURS WANTED SHIP TOday. Highest prices based on honest grade. Satisfactory amount sent or furs returned. Price list. E. D. Arbogast, Lakemore, Ohio. 15
AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT MAN wants job driving truck or car for the summer. Jas, W. Fear, Commiskey, Ind. 15
PUT "PEP" IN YOUR PROGRAMS with a real American song, "I'm a Nephew of Uncle Sam." Mailed for 25c. ' Room 308, 10 W. Ohio, Indianapolis, Ind. 15
210? ASHLAND AVE. HARRISON 2023 WOLMA BROTHERS SHEET METAL WORK Gutter and Down Spouts Furnace Repairing
IMPORTED CANARIES HART Z Mountains, $6.50; St. Andreasburg, $7.75; Siefert Rollers, $8.50. Absolutely guaranteed to sing in ten-days or will exchange. Ship anywhere.
Young parrots, $10.50. O. Baugliman, 704. 145 St., 3B. Wickey, East
Chicago, Ind. 15
IRONTON, O., Feb. 9. Athough the pubic school buildings and other public school facilities of this city are -amply able to take care of all the children of school age here, both elementary and high, yet announcement has been made that the erection of a large parochial school building by the local St. Joseph's Church congregation is assured. The estimated cost ot the building is $115,000, and it is proposed to place
a new parochial school building in South Sixth street, between Quincy and Chestnut streets. Just what the purpose is for building additional ' parochial schools in this city is not easily understood, particularly when the city school
system is fully able to take care of the schooling situation here, and
could easily absorb the pupils now
enrolled in the visting parochial
schools. ew High School Completed
The new Ironton high school has
recently been completed at a cost of
$800,OOG. It is a- magnificent struc
ture of three stories, with 42 rooms. Departmental rooms are provided for home economics, manual training,
business, mechanics, an auditorium,
a swimming pool and a gymnasium
The Ironton schools are organized on the so-called six-and-six plan, so that the building will be used by the pupils above the sixth grade. All children, therefore, who attend the
public schools, and who are normally classified, in their studies, will be
above 12 years old when they go to
this building, which will be devoted
exclusively to high school work.
There are two parochial schools
here with an enrollment of about! 460 pupils. As the public school facilities are well able to take care of all these children, there is no need, so many citizens say, why these private schools should exist. The enrollment of the public school Is 2,200 in the grades, and, 975 in the high school. Program Un-American In America, It is pointed out here, the policy is. to send all children of school. age to the public cshools that they shall all receive a common training in citizenship, and obtain, by precept and example, a common patriotism. The tendency of the times Is to abolish all private schools by law, to assure the trne American instruction to which all children born and reared in America are entitled.
PERU, Ind., Feb. 11. The Women of the Miami county Ku Klux Klan received their charter recently. The charter was presented by two women from the national headquarters. Officers were elected for the year and
the organization has started on the
new year with an interest that is
sure to obtain wonderful results.
By unanimous vote the women
gave a vote of thanks to the organizer who ha3 worked so diligently for success. Asitort time ago a purse was presented to her and a
shower was arranged, at which many beautiful articles, proving the ap
preciation of the women, were presented to her.
A large delegation of women, ac
companied by the fife and drum corps
of the Klan, attended an open meet-
nig of women at Bunker Hill recently. An interesting program was
presented and elaborate refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. The organizer ot the Miami county women received a
beautiful bouquet, the gift of Bunker Hill women. 9
The organization is alive and
active in Miami county.
ti. B. BRANHAM Southeastern Garage and Sales Co. New DTJRAJfT and STAR Cars Accessories and Repairing Phone Drezel BS60 XT) 4 SOUTHEASTERN AVE.
HAIR CUT 25c Stubbins Hotel Barber Shop Corner Cterfia and Illinois Sir e tit Wm. E. Haywood Proprietor
MINISTER RECEIVES
GIFT OF KLANSMEN
Flag Given Each School
at Kewanna by Klansmen
KEWANNA, Ind., Feb. 9.'-Each school in XJnion township and the several rooms of the schools in Ke
wanna received a fine large American flag recently from Klansmen of
the communltTV The flags were distributed by the Women of the Klan. Several weeks ago the women presented a Bible to each school room. A letter, calling attention to what the flag stands for, was presented with each flag.
CLAY CITY, Ind., Feb. 9. Klansmen ot Clay City did a handsome thing here recently, when a committee was sent to the home of the Rev.
FY A. Parker, of the Free Methodist
Church, a small and struggling con
gregation, and left a sizable cash
contribution and a shower of canned
fruits, groceries and canned vegetables, enough to last the family of Mr. and Mrs. Parker and their four
children several months. The gift was gratefully received and the
Klansmen were well repaid for their efforts by the sunshine brought to
the faces of the father and mother
and children.
Ft. Worth Klan to Have
Home to Cost $200,000
FT. WORTH, Tex., Feb. 11.Plans have been drawn and the con
tract given for the erection of a
klavern here by Ft. Worth Klan, No. 101. The building will cost $200,000.
A large site has been bought, and
when completed the klavern will be
one of the finest fraternal buildings
In the city. There will be an audi
torium with a seating capacity ot 5,000. The klavern will be dedicated in May, 1924, and Klansmen of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Arisona will be asked to Join In the ceremony.
A wise man scorns nothing, be it
ever so small or homely. Dawn.
THE PEN SHOP ' Lars-eat assortment of foantnla pens and mechanical pencils 1b the state. Expert Repairing JOHN E. KELLER 187 N. Illinois St. Circle 4104 2nd Floor Indianapolis
HERBERT A. DAUM
lul l 5
43 Vlrsinla Ave.
HA la 7188
WANTED WOMEN to demonstrate ana sell BEATRICE BEAUTY CLAY (a new complexion in 80 minutes). Send 25c for sample package; good commission. Address Box 240, The Fiery Cross.
A. L. CHARLES PAINTER AND DECORATOR WEbter 0720 . 3327 BROOKSIDE AVE.
TINNER Gatter Repairing-, First-Class Work. Estimates famished. Parance eleaalnat ad repairtaa;. Rooana; ajl kinds. ALBERT SCHACKE Irv, SM 4ll B. HleaJcaa
JOHN W. WHETSTINE 4814 East 21st St Webster 5136 GROCERIES AND MEATS
Circle 3690
Washington 2Hie
TUB UNIVEBSAl CAB W. A. WALLER
MINNESOTA GROCERY MEAT MARKET SOI N. Sherman DrlTe Phone trrlngtOB 0364 QUALITY ONLY THE FINEST
L.O.TOMEY GROCERIES, COAL AND FEED Dr. 7807 University Heights
C. K. MARTIN Wmw Tmt
With A. W. BO WEN ; . . M fort Wkr iveise Circle MM Circle? Mtt
AGENTS WANTED K. K. K. emblems, newest thine out. Get In on a live one, order- samples todi and clean up some oig money. Button, 11.56; ring, $6; charm, te. Halt price to agents; sample batton and ring. $3.25; button and charm, 13.69. Sample ot all three for .00. Tour money back if they don't mors than please yon. "We treat yon 109-per cent on the square. NATIONAL EMBLEM CO., Box SU. Dept. K-6, Omaha. Nebr.
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J. L. O'Mara & Son CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS DRexel 43S9 STewart 2205
Agents Wuiled Pocketpiece sample. 25c; 25 tor 14.50; ISO for 15. Gold plated lample, $1.00; 3 for S2.00. FIERY CROSS fiet with fiery red sparkling stone, ecarf pin, lapel button, or pin tor lady, J2.S5 each; 3 tot $3.00. K. K. K. EMBLEMS Button, $1.50: rlna. $5.00; charm. $8.00. Sample of all three these tent to e genu for $6.00. Money back It not pleased. NATIONAL EMBLEM CO. B 524 OsMha, Hear.
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Johnson Auto Supplies HEW AXD USED TIRES Vulcanising park Fines and Mazda Lamps WALTER JOHNSON M9 Hass. Are. Ha In 2018
YOU ARE NEVER URGED TO TAKE EXTRA WORK AT FULLER'S FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP Basement K. ot P. Bids.
slarket Stand S7-S8 Lincoln 27 SPENCER BROS. Bakers of FIXE CAKES AND PASTRT Cakea for Parties an Weddings 513 East Washington Street
Acor.e Talking Machine REPAIRING On Any Grafonola ALBtER D. SMITH ISO Virginia Are. Circle 07120
HADLEY & COALTRIN UNDERTAKERS -Licensed Embahners Ambulance Service Phone 20B Noblesvllle Indiana Sent Side; Square.
TRUTH HONESTY THE KRUGE BROS. CO, Sheet Metal Electrical CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS FURNACE REPAIRING Electrical Appliances, Fixtures and Lamps Irvina-ton 0477 4107 E. Michigan St. Indianapolis
W-SFRYl
Main 3535 27 South Alabama St.
SHOCK TROOPS The advertisers of the Fiery Cross are the Shock Troops of Klandom. They expect and deserve the patronage of all Protestant Americans. . . ' - 1
AMERICAN MEN ALWAYS SMOKE AMERICAN
CIGARS
5 CENT MANLEY LONG FILLER
10 CENT AN1 LAZEOLA MILD HAVANA
WILL SHIP DIEECT FROM FACTORY TO RETAILER MANUFACTURED BY MANLEY-HARVEY CIGAR CO. JOBBERS WANTED GREENVILLE, OHIO
Why Shouldn't You Have BEAUTIFUL FLOORS Last LongerMore Attractive Easier to Keep Clean
Hardwood Floors Laid and Finished. Interior Decorating C. B. WOQSTER, ifpor Surfacing 1232 Ashland Ave. Lincoln 6449 Indianapolis
ADDRESS ALL. MAIL TO FIERY
CR03S NOT TO INDIVIDUALS,
Vulcanizing as It Should Be Done ROGERS USED TIRES, ANY SIZE GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES 3115 W. Washington St. Belmont 4300
Klansmen's Creed Coupon
THE FLEET CROSS POLISHING COMPANY, 68 Centnry BnQdlng, IndianapoUs, lad. ' Gentlemeat I am herewith enclosing: tea cents (in sUfer or stamps) to -cover cost of mailing la self-sealing tube, twe-wler reproduction ! Slansme&'s Creed. - "
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