Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1924 — Page 7
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JfiTmsr Mummy Case; Like Golden Idol, in Coffin
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
An American correspondent, one of riglit in proclaiming the discovery the first portions admitted to the i the greatest in the history of Eeypt-
to'iib ft Kin? Tutankhamen, when it was uncovered by the Carter party
workiuK for many mpnths in open
ology, even, as many claim, in all
archaeology.
It was in the presence of a gath-
ing the tomb, has sent the following !ering representing the elite of Egypt
story to the United States
At the first view of ttiw niciaiiificont golden coffin, with Uie face, shoulders, breast and arms of the Pharaoh standing out in boldest relief on the metal. 0he. realized that this discovery was indeed an event in the annals of Egyptology. Nothing l;as ever been found in K?ypt before resembling this colossus of gold with its strangely
natural, oddly captivating face and supreme dignity of line. The only parallel one can call to mind is the great stone effigy carved on the lid of the sarcophagus of Merenptah, the reputed Pharaoh of the Exodus. The sight ot the sheets of gold gloaming on the mummy case of
Tutankhamen tells its own tale of the reward that awaited the enterprise of the ancient tomb robbers aiuL-i'eadil.v explains why, of all the sepulchres of Egypt's old rulers, only Tutankhamen's has been inviolate. Like a (irent (Jolilen Idol When the correspondent entered the tomb he found a sheet of glass laid across the open sarcophagus beneath the cracked gran'te lid which hung from its tackle some three feet above. The first sight of the dead King's etligy was overwhelming. It might have been a huge golden idol. An incredibly bizarre effect was lent by the solid, folded head dress, the long curved golden beard, the thick
ness of a ship's cable and the gigan--tic Hail anil crook grasped in the great hands. One felt that the scientists were
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ology that the lid of the great pink sarcophagus was raised, and the stupendously magnificent mummy case, covered with, plates of solid gold, was brought to light. The Great Dramatic Moment The moment was the most dramatic in the history of the dramatic discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb. By general consent of those present the mummy-form case immeasurably
surpasses in splendor and beauty even the previous magnificent treas
ures the excavators in this tomb have brought to light.
The mummy case is perfectly in-j tact. The Pharaoh is represented i in high relief, more' than twice life I
size, all covered in sheet gold, his j serene and beautiful face exquisitely ! incisedwith glittering eyes of Aragonite and a long upcurved beard ofj solid gold. The flail and sceptre which the: king grasps in his crossed hands are gilded wood more than three feet j long. From the waist clown the j broad wings of protective goddesses meet across the knees to shield the Pharaoh from danger. When the lid was raised the mummy case was found to be covered with three thicknesses of linen, browned with age. This linen, when rolled up, disclosed to the bewildered eyes of the excavators, as one of those present said, "a gleaming, golden man." The mummy case stands in a coffin on what seems to
be a wooden sleigh on which doubtless priests dragged it to the Valley of the Kings.
FOR SALE
BATH ROOM, COMPLETE, $90.00. First grade enamel ware only. B.
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I FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 120I acre farm in Genesee county, Michigan; 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, Ind. 22
FOR SALE S. C. AN'CONAS OF quality; baby chicks $14 per 100 prepaid. Geo. E. Bailey, Medora,! Ind. 22
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 $1 per week or more
Mail all subscriptions to Liberty Hall
Headquarters, 3220 East Michigan
street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Chicken suppers are served every
Thursday evening, from 5 to 8, at
3218 East Michigan street, by the ladies of Liberty Hall.
Administer the Law An Editorial in the Richmond (Ind.) Item
FOR SALE GOOD SHOE SHOP Cheap; excellent location; plenty of work; a sure bargain for some
one. Address J. H. Ramer, 527 Co-
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FOR SALE 200-ACRE FARM with or without stock and tools at a bargain if taken at once; 3 barns, double crib and granary; ice house, tool and work sheds; n$w henhouse, woodshed; 12-room house; hot and cold water; electric lights; furnace; orchards; poor health, reason for selling; Geo. W. Allhands, Fremont, Mich., R. F. D. No. 1. 22
Do you want to hear a good speaker; then come to Heath Memorial Church, corner Windsor and Commerce, Sunday, Feb. 24. Service at 2 p. m. Mrs. Nellie Hurlburt (known as Mrs. H.) will be the speaker. Come early we have a big church and plenty of seats. Heath Memorial Boosters. 22
Are We to Have a Third Party ?
FOR SALE A HAND-EMBROID-ered Bed Set; a lazy Daisy pattern; call Harrison 3590. 22
(Hnreaii Publication and Education) WASHINGTON, I). C, Feb. f. Is this to be the year when another big third parly movement is to be started in this country, is a question being
discussed nowadays in the national
nominate candidates for a national ticket. Just who will be picked to head such a party or ticket is yet problematical, but Senator LaFollette's name has been heard mentioned more than that of any other
FOR SALE SOUTHERN FARMS Improved; good conditions; land from $5 to $35 per acre ; for particulars, address Box 1613, Indianapolis, Ind. 29
pital. So many radical senators and it is known that he has had pres
have come to the senate lately mat (lie great northwest is beginning to
feel Its power in this direction.
idential ambitions since he entered
public life. It is also known that the progressive or radical element
Senator LaFollette. of Wisconsin, j in .ne tw Parties has been busy
has bee n in t lie Senate a long time and he always has been an insurgent, always off the Republican reservation. He thinks no more of attacking the Republican party than he does the' Democratic party. In fact, most of his attacks have been made on the party that claims to elect him from time to time. Serfhtor Hifam lolrnsoTi. Ot California, is another senator who strays away from the Republican reservation whenever he feels like it. He, too, does not hesitate to attack the Republican party whenever he feels In the mood. Then there is Senator Brookhart, of Iowa, a newcomer, a radical. Senators Frazicr and Ladd. of North Dakota, line up with the same bunch. Miunf".ln's Aetlon '
.Minnesota last year elected two Furiner-Laborites and turned down both old political parties. Senators Magnus Johnson and Shipstcad,
nearly always line up with the Republican insurgents or the Democrats to help defeat the Republicans. Senator Borah, of Idaho, is off the Republican reservation most of the time. Senator Norris, of Nebraska, Is also most independent in his thought and action. He fights the administration in the Senate about as much as he fought Uncle Joe Cannon in the House when the latter was speaker. Senator Norris has ben Joined by another independent in Senator Howell, of the same state, this year. However, the new senator from Nebraska Is showing more signs of being regular than Senator Norris has ever shown. In the recent voting Senator Capper of Kansas, Senator Harreld of Oklahoma and Senator Norbeck of South Dakota seem to have joined the other insurgents. it is noticeable that most of the senators named belong to the agricultural farm bloc in the Senate and
it seems they are sticking close to
one another. And on the Democratic side of the chamber Senators Dill of
Washington and Wheeler of Montana
: ie inclined to belong to the same crowd. Fifteen "Raring Senators About fifteen senators are inclined in the same direction. There are enough of them on the Republican side of the chamber to make life miserable for the majority party at this session of Congress. All of this gives rise to the comments heard about a third party movement. One or two third party conventions have been sc heduled for the coming summer to adopt a national platform and
trying to get Senator LaFollette to
make the race as a third party candidate. He Iras not yet given his consent, but there are many persons In Washington who profess to believe that he will be the one chosen. A third party movement, with the greater part of its support coming from the Republican party, will repent-the Jiistwry -made -Mrck i- Roose
velt and Taft campaign days. That is why the Democrats are taking!
on such courage,
FOR SALE TWO HOUSES AND 2 lots; cheap for cash; on corner in good neighborhood. Call evenings. Mrs. N. A. Buckner, 1202 Hall St. 22
The American Rescue Wrorkers, Inc., are holding special revival services at their new Mission Hall at 523 King Ave. AU Protestant Americans especially invited to attend to help a Protestant organization to uplift the Cro3s of Christ and show to the people that Americans love and honor the God of Freedom. Spe
cial singing and speaKing every night for two weeks starting Sunday, February 17. Adjutant Main and wife of Harrisburg, Pa.; Adjutant Price and wife of Wilmington,
N. C, and other speakers. Every
body welcome. MAJOR E. MIXTON AND WIFE, D. P.
In the past few weeks three white
men, two of whom were solicitors, have been convicted for assault
upon Richmond women.
The first accomplished his purpose
and was given a five.-year sentence and a flue of $100.
The second failed in his purpose and was given ninety days in jail and a fine" of $100. Both cases came up in circuit court and both women assaulted were white women. The third case was an assault upon a 17-year-old colored girl by a brush agent. In city court he was given five days in jail and a fine of $5.
The intention of each of these
three men was identical. They each
were black-hearted reptiles. The
one who succeeded in his damnable intentions was given a five-year sentence while another with the same intention, but unsuccessful, was given five days.
The law as administered makes one exactly 365 times as guilty as
the other. The mayor and prosecutor have gien out a statement warning housewives to close their doors to agents if these violations continue
and the prosecutor has suggested
that housewives go to their doors
armed with revolvers or other weapons. We differ with the mayor and prosecutor. Surely we have not come to that time when our mothers, wives, daughters and sisters must DEFEND THEMSELVES? The Constitution of the United States guarantees them
protection. What has happened? Somewhere between the signing of the Constitution of the United States back in 1787 and a five-day sentence
for an unsuccessful attempt to assault and ruin a 17-year-old American girl in the year 1924, SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED. Here is a fine, educated, colored
girl, -17 years of age.keeping house for her father, a most worthy and respected man. Here is a white man, a black-hearted reptile, selling brushes, who secures entrance into the home in the usual way. The girl, slender, frail and fair of skin, when assaulted, used her only weapon her intellect.
These facta do not alter his intentions. He is just as guilty at heart, his intentions were just the same as the other man who was given five years. The fact that this girl was colored has nothing to do with it. She is entitled to exactly
the same protection as any other
citizen.
Before we suggest to our home folks that they arm themselves in
self-protection let us administers
iiic law yioytjny. This man is serving his five days
m jau now. Prefer the proper
charge against him and if found guilty, administer punishment some
what commensurate with his act. Protect the home with the Constitution and the proper administration of law and we will not need firearms.
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Htgh-Grade ,Ga8olIne, Oils and Grease Ford Part Tires, Tube and. Accessories 2801 Massacaasetta Avenue
B. R. F. Wednesday evening at 307 North Pennsylvania street. 22
28G-ACKB FARM WOl'I.D SELt, : 23 uiuler Rood cultivation; l? timber land; rla3' soil; Rood buildings; 2 good gravel ruads-; Covington; County spat 6 miles. BETTER YET 2 VEINS OF GOOD COAT.. 5 FT. EACH. AVorkable. good roof, good market; food title; Fountain County. (OLD FARMER) Samuel E. Rhodes, No. 915, Covington, Indiana ' 22 FOR SALE WELL-EQUIPPED garage on state highway; close in.
They believe they j Can De hanHed for small amount of
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getting a third party in the field I apolis, Ind and the political wind is blowing in i -
that direction.
Weekly church announcements for Calvary Baptist Church, corner of
j Roosevelt avenue and Twenty-third
street. Clarence Wilhelm, pastor, 2272 North Adams street, phone Webster 5770. Special evangelistic services each evening next week except Saturday. Sunday school at 9:30. Morning
worship at 10:45. The pastor's theme will be: "The Joy of the Way to Calvary."
At 2:30 there will be a great mass
meeting for women only. The theme
will be : "The Burning Question and
How to Answer It." Evangelistic service at 7 : 45 p. m .' Theme: "The Pierced Christ." You will ever find a welcome at this homelike church on-the corner in "Briglitwood." 22
MISCELLANEOUS
Klan and the Negro
Never, in the history of the Klan. ; has a single word been written or
littered which might be considered ; as objectionable to any thinking i negro, and the negro leaders of to-: day know it and are admitting it. Negro evangelists, negro editors and ; thinking negro laymen realize that i the Klan is the champion of the public school, which is the very heart and soul of the negro's advancement. They also know that in Texas and elsewhere in the south, the Kian has been the protector of virtuous negro womanhood as well as that of the white woman. One of the tenets of the creed of the Klan is prevention ot the cause of mob violence and lynching. How better could this be carried out than by education of both races against Intermingling white and black blood? The white man of lustful habits has been taught that virtue, whether it is that of the black race or the white. And while we are on the subject, we might say that we wonder What the 'Catholics are going to do with their white and black priests- so far as their admission to convents and nunneries is concerned. And what
kind of parochial schools are they going to provide for the millions of little pickaninnies who will soon be voting citizens? Mayfield's Weekly. History is the essence of innumerable biographies. Dawn.
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
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E. F. MONN COAL CO. COAL Sewer Tile, Flue Lining Cement, Lime, Plaster Tibbs Avt. and Walnut Si, Phone, Betaaat lii)
AGENTS WANTED In every town to sell made-to-measure suits and overcoats. Every suit guaranteed to grive perfect satisfaction. AVe start you tn a profitable and permanent business absolutely free. AU we want is vour time. Address American Tailoring Co., 138 W. Washington St., Indianapolis. Ind.
BILL ASKS FEDERAL CONTROL OF MOVIES
Commission of Seven Would License Films State Regu;. la t ion Regarded Inadequate
WANTED WASHINGS 2239 N. Capitol. Phone, Harrison 3695. 22
WANTED 'WASHINGS TO DO; will caff' for and deliver; phone Humbolt 4766. Arthur Schaffner. 6432 College Ave. 29
RAG RUGS WOVEN AT 701 SOUTHern Ave. Mrs. Gill, phone Drexel 5005. 29
W ANTED A CHURCH
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SHOCK TROOPS The advertisers of the Fiery Cross are the Shock Troops of Klandom. They expect and deserve the patronage of all Protestant A mcr leans.
WE WISH TO THANK THE KU Kluz Klan for the kind, generous help and for the beautiful Cross given iu tribute to our dear husband and father, Jesse W. Wolcott. (Signed) MRS. C. WOLCOTT. :',75 Joline Ave., Long Branch? N. J. 22
RAW FURS WANTED SHIP TOday. Highest prices based on honest grade. Satisfactory amount sent or furs returned. Price list. E. D. Arbogast, Lakemore, Ohio. 22
Klansmen's Creed Coupon THE FIFTIY CROSS PUBLISHING COMPANY, &M0 Ontnry Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Or ntlemen: I am herewith enclosing ten cents (In silver or stamps) to cover cost of mailing in self-sealing tube, two-color reproduction of Kiansmen's Creed. Name . Street . City Stat (Please print name). .
Dispatchers Win Fight
For An Eight-Hour Day
CHICAGO, 111., Feb. 16. A four-
year fight for an eight-hour day and
six-day week for chief and assistant
chief dispatchers on all the rail-
; roads of the country "has been won,
I believe, by a decision of the in
terstate commerce commission which has just reached me," J. G. Luhrsen, president of the American Train
Dispatchers' Association, said Wednesday. Luhrsen said that the decision would preclude In large measure the practice of some manage
raents of requiring a 12-hour day of
chief and assistant chief dispatch ers through the expedient of term
ling them officials. The decision
places all dispatchers, except those
i having substantially the authority of
! a superintendent, under jurisdiction
-the labor board.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. Federal control of motion pictures will be supported by churches and reform agencies of the United States, according to a plan being worked out at a conference here recently. The bill which delegates to the conference have advocated has been introduced in Congress by William D. Upshaw (D.), representative from Georgia, referred to the committee on education, of which Frederick W. Dallinger (R.), representative from Massachusetts, is chairman, and is expected to have a hearing in about
two weeks. ! The bill provides for a federal motion picture commission of seven members, including the federal commissioner of education, ex officio, and two women. It is provided that two members of the commission must be lawyers, two to be teach
ers and at least one to have experience with the motion picture busi
ness as member of a state or city board of censorship or commission on motion pictures.
None of the members of the com
mission shall be "organization men or women, so-called, of any party." The commission shall licence films for interstate and foreign cononrce, and upon payment of a fee of $21
will examine scenarios to determine
whether they conform to the set of standards which the bill imposes as a requisite for licensing.
The bill does not compel the sub
mission of films for licenses; but it
prohibits the carriage and transpor
tation of any unlicensed film in in
terstate commerce, or the exportation to a foreign country and importation from a foreign country of any unlicensed film.
The intention was to delay intro
duction of any bill until after the
conference In order to give the motion picture producers an opportun
ity to state their case. Refusal ot
Will H. Hays to attend was the rea
son for bringing out the bill in
advance of the conference, said Canon William Sheafe Chase of New
York in the keynote speech.
He charged the industry with be
ing under fire as a trust, said that It has been conspicuously successful in
its political activities to block gov
ernment regulation ana questioned
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