Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1924 — Page 7
Of, By and For the People
In the wisdom and providence of Cod the Ku Klux Klan has-been raised up to save America in order that a government "of the people, by the people, and for the,, people, eh all not- perish from the earth." Otherwise the United States would soon be in the same chaotic condition as the countries in the old world, says the Good Citizen. " This great patriotic organization that has risen in bo short a time is the astonishment ot the civilized world. The principles for which it
stands and the rapid progress it has made in every state in the Union
bear testimony to its divine indorsement. These patriotic friends have been the means of drawing the line
of demarcation between un-Christian and un-American forces on the one hand and those who stand for the tenets of the Christian religion and Americanism on the other. Not Found Wanting
Judgment has been passed on the Klan by all classes, including the officials and the clergy, and thus the character and stamp of their religious, political, and commercial ambitions have been revealed. The people have had a chance to find out whether or not our public servants are actuated by selfish purposes or by motives inspired by real Ideals of democracy and patriotism.
If they are unloyal they will be found opposing the efforts of the Ku Klux Klan in its contention for American ideals and principles. Church politics in which men barter the principles of the Christian religion for personal aggrandizement, are often as corrupt aa those of the
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
old political parties with their Un
derhanded and iniquitous methods of office-seeking. White Supremacy At this time the whole civilized structure is being threatened by the mixing of the white and black races;
and if it is kept from going to pieces there must be a vigorous protest
made against unscrupulous and in
triguing men who would promise the
negro social equality to enhance their own personal interests. Jltis God's purpose that the white man should preserve purity of blood and white supremacy in this country. Those who would have it otherwise
or show leniency toward the mixing of white and colored races do not deserve the respect of anyone, -much
less of those who are trying to preserve American institutions, ideals and principles. A mongrel race and
a mongrel civilization mean decay
and ruin. A Prodigious Task
To keep the blood unmixed and
pure is a prodigious task, as it in volves legislation prohibiting inter
marriage; Dut tne Kiansmen, un
daunted, have undertaken to pre
serve the white blood untarnished and to maintain true American
ideals. They have written it into their creed that they will uphold the
constitution, and fight for the in
stitutions ana custom? which, supported by the supreme law of the
land, have made this the foremost nation in the world. The organization known as the Ku Klux Klan should have the support of all good
people.
Advertisements under thla head will be published at the rate of 16 cents a line, six Average words to the line; minimum charge 61 cents. .. Copy must be in this office by noon on Monday of publication week. Bring or mail your ad. together with your remittance, to 580 Century building.
FOR SALE
Partners to become part owners,
take charge of supply stations in different parts of the country for
the famous Noles "Water Filter, which has proved such a sweeping
success and a money maker of first Mail s1ihserirtlons to LiW Hall
water. Some of my partners tT0nart0ra swn Past Mirhinn
i i j i .i .. J.. , , -, .D-
uarc aucauj cicaueu up muusauus street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
and handle all money, take the lL "'""
end and send me the small end. I , '" J u. ' take the risk, not them, and I set "J?"h&
them up in full-fledged business PLITCl' 'tlZl- '
"?"t,:rJ- ZTSZl Junior O. U. A. M., Indianapolis
vi a mniun i.u feci, miu i .. o rr,1
grade business with big income, and , . , a , n, J -rZ v if
ALLEGED KLAN NOTE PROBABLY JEALOUSY
Young Man Warned to Stay
Away From Certain PlaceChased by Men in Auto
STEUBENVILLE STILL
WET; ALIENS BUSY
Prohibition Law Openly Violat
ed Report of State Political Investigators Recalled
WANTED
ANNOUNCEIENTS
TJndsr thla bead church meetings, social gatherings and like announcements of not over eeventy-flve words, will be published at a charge of one dollar, cash with order, for each Insertion. Copy must be la this of
fice by noon on Monday of publication week.
100,000 KLANSMEN EXPECTED TO ATTEND
Plans Being Made for Great
Klcmklave on Elan Farm Near Dover, Ohio, on June 14
The Liberty Hall local andstate campaign is now under way. The finance committee has arranged a splendid card filing system to keep a record of all donors. "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.
good faith, $300. No comparison to
the part I do; many have taken ad
vantage of this opportunity and room for more. Simply investigate
erence and state you have this
amount of small payment, if you
Apr4'
B. R. F. meeting Wednesday eve
ning, March 12, at 307 North Penn
sylvanla street. Important. Bring
E. C
mean business; factory running. , ,t .T V '
Trust Co.', IndianapoHs. W. Noles, ufV W1" e Spirit wti pn;.v in.n. tnH a18 Church of Truth, Sunday eve.
ning, March 16, at 7:45 o'clock
FOR SALE MOVIE SHOW EQUIP- subject, "The Human Aura and ment: chean if taken at once. Ad- Atmosphere." Mrs. Nelle Edelman
dress G15 W. Lowell St., Kalama- De present. Special music by zoo. Mich. Mrs. Nellie Welding. Church is lo
cated in Red Men's, hall, corner of
TFOR SALE S. C. ANCONAS OF North street and Caiiitol avenue.
quality; baby chicks $14 per 100 Everybody welcome. Kome! Kome!
prepaid. George E. Bailey, Medora, i Kome!
Ind.
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frt T'Vt nrffl'i v TVT n rV OA Q am
BAJ" 5S0J the V. S. T Club wiU prTsen the
DOVER, March. 8. At least 100,-
000 Klansmen from Ohio and the
middle west axe expected to attend a state Klonklave on the Klan farm, near this city, on Saturday, June 14.
The announcement of plana fol
lowed a recent meeting, in the Dover
American legion nan, wnicn was at
tended by more than 2,000 Klans
men of Dover and surrounding ter
ritory. It was the first big Klan
affair since the Christmas holidays
and among them were visiting Klans
men from Texas, Florida, New York
and many organisations in the Buck
eye state.
While plans for the state session
thus far are only tentative, it is promised that addresses will be delivered by some of the ablest Klan
speakers in the United States and it
has been intimated that the Imperial
Wizard himself may be present. At least he will receive an -invitation and Dover Klansmen declare they
will spare no efforts to make the event the biggest Klan affair in the
history of Ohio.
It has been suggested that a bar
becue be made a feature of the day's
program and this likely will be done
according to those in charge of the
arrangements. It is certain that
there will be no lack of entertain
ment. Music will be provided foy a
band of nearly 100 pieces and plans
also axe under consideration for
gigantic male chorus.
The committee has asked that
every Klansman in Ohio write the date on his hatband and make no
arrangements for June 14 which will
interfere with his coming to Dover,
First grade enamel ware only. E,
M. Hardin Co., 3220 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind. Stdmlst
play, "Cornelia Pickle, Plaintiff," with other good entertainers, at
Red Men's hall, East New York and
TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES. S20 Denny street. Admission 25 cents.
un. Easv oavments. Free trial. Proceeds to Liberty Hall. Kome!
YOUNGSTOWN, O., March 8. Jealousy is believed to have prompted an unidentified man to leave a
threatening note, signed "K. K. K." In an automobile owned by Edward
Schwartz, of this city, last Thursday night. The note, which was attached to the steering wheel of the machine, road: "If you are wise you will stay away from Alameda. K. K. K." Schwartz told police that while he
was driving along a street in Youngstown about 9 o'clock, he was accosted by four men in a light car, one of whom yelled "Get him!" He eaid he increased the speed of his machine and the men pursued him until he reached police headquarters where he alighted and reported his experience to Chief Powell and Inspector Jenkins. The other machine kept on going, Schwartz said, but on returning to his car, he met a man who said he saw the note attached to the steering column and had paid particular attention to the men because he suspected they were attempting to steal the car. After reading the note, Schwartz turned
It over to the police. Schwartz declared he did not know any one living on Alameda avenue but said he did know a young woman whose home is in Alameda court. He was unable to give an accurate description of the men in the pursuing car further than to say they were white men and were riding in a Ford coupe. Police scoffed at the idea that the
note was a "Klan threat" and advanced the idea that it was written by another admirer of the young woman who is jealous because of Schwartz's attentions to her. Klansmen, it is understood, have offered to help in the investigation but the "victim" himself concurs in the police theory that the Klan had nothiDg to do with it.
STEUBENVILLE, O., March 8. (Express prepd Guaranteed 2 years. Kome! Kome!
The war against alien lawlessness continues to rage here, despite the report of political investigators for
the state that law enforcement conditions are greatly improved. The prohibition law especially is being, has been and apparently will continue to be violated by the alien element which constitutes considerably more than half the population
oi bteuoenviue. Tiie situation, in the opinion of many law-abiding citizens, is almost hopeless unless
politics can be eliminated. It is said by some that conditions warrant placing the city under martial control, but others who are more optimistic, are hopeful that the governor will take a hand. Recently two more prohibition agents were wounded, one perhaps fatally, in a revolver fight, in a raid on the home of Lazo Rudich, an alien, who, according to police and dry agents, has been one of the most persistent violators of the dry law. The agents say they were fired on
by the wife of Rudich in argument over the validity of the search warrant they carried. More than twenty
shots were fired, several of them finding lodgment in the wall over the bed in which Rudich lay sick. A man who, the prohibition officers say, fired several of the shots, was arrested, but he denies having participated in the fight.
Payne Co., Dept. 284, Rosedale Sta.J
Kansas City, Kansas. 10tda4
Big banquet and great meeting at Second Baptist church, corner
FOR SALE -SHORT ORDER RES- Fletcher avenue and Noble street,
taurant and lunch room; good lo- Wednesday, March 19, at 6:45 p. m.
cation; rent reasonable; priced right First-class music and speaking, if taken at once. Wm. R. Swogger, Hon. Ed Jackson will be one of the Kendallville, Ind. Apr. 4 speakers. Supper tickets, 35 cents.
Everybody welcome.
GERMAN MARKS (GENUINE CUR-
rency) One million, 90c; five mil- Mrs. Nellie Hurlbert will speak at lion, $3.25; ten million, $5. Postage the Eighth Christian church Sunday,
paid. L. E. Moore, Little Rock, Ark. March 16, 2:30 p. m. Take West
14 Tenth car, get off at Pershing and
Walnut Everybody welcome. Kome!
r UK SALir OK EXCHANGE Kome ! Kome!
Small farm for city property or email truck. This farm suitable for poultry or
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MUNCIE, IND. CIGAR STORE Banner Ciaar Store 107 Wei Main St R. H. Lyons. Prop. Retailers of High-class Cigars. Tobaccos and Candies. Pocket Billiards. 100 Service Guaranteed. Muncie, Ind. 4-28-23
Condemns Church of Rome, But
Urges That It Be Let Alone to Continue Ride of Ruin
Come and hear a good sneaker at
gardening; can make reasonable price it tho Mnrric atrw rhrittion .tin,.),!
Bold withm the next twenty days. . . J corner Blaine avenue and Morris
PHONE F-1596 street, Sunday afternoon, March 10
J. M. IRONS. 2604 MARKET at 2:30. Agood program of
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ST., YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
(Bureau Publication and Education) WASHINGTON, D. C, March 8. In a recent sermon on "Roman Catholicisnt and the Ku Klux Klan,"
the Rev. Charles E. Jefferson, speaking in a New York church, said: "The Roman Catholic'church is arrogant. It snubbed and slandered the Protestant churches. There were indications it was in politics and it would attempt to get a share of the public school funds." And then this minister had the audacity to say that all these things
.niza.tiQT) like
K. K. K. AGEXTS Her is your chance to get a great big assortment of KLAN jewelry t half price. Watch charm, $6.00; Ring, $5.00; Seven buttons and pins all different, $U.!5; Three KLAN pockeiplecea. bronse, silver plate and gold plated, $1.75. The whole lot worth $24.00, sent to agents for $12.00. Tou take no chances, we give your maney back If not more than pleased. We deal 100 on the square. Act right now, make some big money quick. Catalog sent FREE. National Emblem Co., Box 624, Dept. "K-S4," Omaha, Neb.
ALL MAIL Should be addressed to The Fiery Cross Publishinp Company, and not to individuals. If so desired, the writer may merely address his communication to 580 Century Building, Indianapolis. No mail should be addressed to In. dividuals.
GOOD COAL Reasonable Prices V Weaver Coal Co. Ill Leota St Drexei 2201
THE LORENTZ MOTOR SERVICE Automobile Service Station Automobile Accessories Store Gasoline Filling- StatJo First-class Repair Shop 154S Roosevelt Ato. Phone, Web. 194&.
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FOR RENT
Reasserts That Red Army-
Is for World Revolution
and rca
Speaker being Rev. McClanahan.
Come everybody, both men and
women. Take West Indianapolis car and get oft at corner of Morris
street and Blaine avenue. 14
r'UK KENT FIVE ACRES, FIVE-
room house, well, cistern, barn There will be a meeting for men and chicken house ; excellent place and women at the Southern Avenue
for chickens or truck: garden. Call Baptist church Sunday afternoon, owner. Web. 2959. March . Ifi. at 2:30 oV.lonk. Tiev
Percy James will oeliver the ad-
MTSPF.T ,T . A KTT.DTTS dress. 14
PUBLISHER WANTED AN EX-
STATE AGENTS FOR SELLING centional opportunity exists in
Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Hoopeston. IU., for a daily paper
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W. Washington MAJn 4507
MOSCOW, March 8. The Red Star, organ of the soviet army, comment--frrg on the fifth anniversary of the communist international, being celebrated here, says: "The anniversary of the, communist international must bring out the Btatement, made in most decisive form, that all the alms of our enemies to divert the Red army from the red goal are in vain. Our Red army always has been and remains an army of communists and as before, will always throw itself into the stniERle with world revolution as its slogan."
Philadelphia Crooks Are Running to Cover PHILADELPHIA, March 8. So effective have been Director Butler's
blows against vice, banditry and bootlegging that, since the "fighting Quaker's" induction into office January 7, there has been a 20 per cent reduction in the number of felons tried in the criminal court, while most of Philadelphia's habitual gangsters have departed to more
congenial cities. Maurice Speleer, who, during ten years as assistant district attorney, has confined his activities to prosecution of felonies, said that at no previous time in ten years had the local jails been so free from per
sons awaiting trial. In the opinion of Mr. Spelser, Director Butler's "shoot to kill" Instructions to police have done much to keep gunmen from Philadelphia.
Pythias, Red Men, Moose, Jr. O. U. A. M. charts. J. Adams Co., 341 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. lOtdall
KLAN AGENTS, GET OUR SAMple outfit and make some big money taking orders; outfit consists
uu .i.xi wiaim, ujrle8 t0 xyZ, Box 69, Hoopeston three pocket pieces, seven buttons ' , .
Hoopeston Is a rich city of 6,000; fine churches and schools, and a large Klan. The Klan and general public are ready to back and support a people's press; editor must be clean and square and not neces
sarily a Klansman. Address all in
Catholic church because they ar
afraid of it. He said that fear complex actuates its movements. He also said that the Klan, afraid of the Catholic hierarchy, was, opposed to Catholicism because the church has a way ofstriking back. In other words, the minister tried tcstraddle. He admits the church is
wrong in doing the things the Catholic church does, but that it ought to be let alone, to go on and on and finally, as he predicts, try to get its share of the public school funds. In other words, it's all wrong, hut keep
still and say nothing.
That minister has what some peo
ple call a gelatine spine. It bends any old way.
Just Rite
H. W. OTT
High-Grate Gasoline, OH amsl Greaae Pord Parts Tires. Tabes sad Accessories 2801 Mmuacbtvsetta Avena
Steam and Hot Water Heating Plumbing Contractors A. L. OWENS & SON 711 Eugene St Randolph 6871
i Illinois.
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and pins, all different; total retail
price $27. All the above mentioned GOOD PROTESTANT HOME WITH
samples sent to agents for $12.50.1 Money back if not pleased. We
treat you 100 right. National Em
blem Co., Box 524, Dept. 61, Omaha, I
Neb. Mch21
man and wife for girl over 12 years of age; will be treated as one of a family. 623 Stevens St. 28
CHORISTERS AND SINGERS "PA
rarHsp." the beautiful new nrrfr1
K. K. K. POCKET PIECES Bronze, sol0i the one you need for church
Rules LaFollette's Name Off North Dakota Ballot
SHOCK TROOPS The advertisers of the Fiery Cross are the Shock Troops ef Klandom. They expect and deserve the patronage of all Protestant Americans.
FARGO, N. D., March 8. The name of Robert M. LaFollette, Wisconsin senator, will not appear on the ballot on the March 18 presi-
I dential preference primary. Secre
tary of State Thomas Hall has announced. The secretary sent telegraphic instructions to all county auditors to take the Wisconsin senator's name off the ballot. He acted on advice of the state attorney-general.
25c each; 10 for $2; 25 for $4.50;
100 for $15.00. Nickel silver, 50c each; 6 for $2.00; 25 for $7.00; 100 for $20.00. Gold plated, $1.00 each; 3 for $2.00; 25 for $14. Agents wanted. National Emblem Co., Box 524, Dept 62, Omaha, Neb. Apr. 4
service or high-class entertainment,
25c. Chas. A. Cramer, Cedar Run
N.J. Apr. 18
Indian Dies at Age of 107
J. L. O'Mara & Son CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS DRexel 4359 STewart 2205
YOU ARB KBVKR URGED TO TAKE! EXTRA WORK AT FULLER'S FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP
st K. ef P. Bids.
J. W. GOODPASTURE PRACTICAL. ROOFER HaseUiac all grades of Certain teed Roll roofing ana shinties. My IS 7a.rs of exnerlcnee gntarsuUeea both material and workmanship. Also all kinds of roof repairing and tin work. Res. 1R exel 4fiS. Drexel 71 T4 Krt Vlrsrtnla Ave.
CRANDON, Wis., March 8. Wau-Sau-Ge-Sigk, believed to be the oldest Indian in the northwest, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Tom Wildcat, at the age of 107 years.
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America, beautiful flesh pink$ .50
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E. F. MONN COAL CO. COAL Sewer Tile, Flue Lining Cwiuit, Lime. Plaster TibU Ave. and Wabut Si. Phsne, Bslsuil 21X1
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L. E. Schultt Paper House jobber of Wrapping Paper. Paper Bass, Weed Dishes, Twine, lea Cream and Oyster Palls. When In need of Sales Books see SCHVJLTZ. 3838 Kenwood Ave. Wah 488 Indianapolis. Ind.
Furniture Upholstering, Repairing Used Furniture and Stoves Work called for and delivered anywhere in Marion county ARGUS ESKEW 920 Virginia Ave. Phone Drexel 7691 Apr. 25
Klansmen's Creed Coupon
THE FIERI CROSS PUBLISHING COMPANT, 680 Century Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Gentlemen I am herewith enclosing ten cents (In silver or stamps) to cover cost of malllnjr In self-sealing tnbe, two-color reproduction oi Klansmen'g Creed.
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WANTED LAUNDRY WORK. first-class service; also lace curtain work. Call Webster 2403. 14
WANTED SUPERINTENDENT FOR sheet metal shop, manufacturing metal windows and tin clad fire
doors and general shop work. Par- jjfle, Howard St.
ucuiars on application, box zuv, Fiprv r.ross.
Wilbrink, pink sport of Halley.
Chris, dark maroon
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vari-colored flowers. Send no money; pay postman upon delivery. H. R. Worthington, Plqua, Ohio. 14
FORD DEAL IS RUMORED MAYSVILLE, Ky., March 8. The rumor is current both here and at Mt, Sterling, Ky., that Henry Ford has about closed a deal whereby he will acquire the Maysville & Paris branch of the Louisville & Nashville
A UNIQUE STAMPED KU KLUX railroad, 60 milea, for use in hauling pillow top with sufficient floss to coa tram his Kentucky mines. The work; sent postpaid to any address people of both cities, Maysville and for $1.35. Agents wanted. The Tom Mt Sterling, are deeply concerned Moore Co., 703 S. Lynn St, Urbana, report, as the coming ot fanIll. DM28 mense Ford capital .would mean tremendous development and business. WANTED POSITION WITH A it is also said that Ford will bridge
wall paper or paint company; I the Ohio river at Maysville and excapable of- taking charge of store; tend the L. & N. branch to Colum-
beat of references. Address Sox 12,1 bus, O to connect with, his D., T.
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