Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1924 — Page 7

Friday, April 11,1924

THE" FIERY CROSS PAGE SEVEN

Why the High Rents?

A Chicago citizen in a letter to the Chicago Tribune blames the rental agent or the real estate man for the high rent state of affairs. He says: ''I have read several articles in your paper in reference to the high cost of rents, and it seems to me that nobody has, as yet, given the proper reason. My opinion is that the cause lies with the unscrupulous real estate agent or agents. There are some who have not even secured their citizenship papers and quite a number who are illiterate. These agents sell a building to their customers with the advice that they can make $1,000 or so by raising the rents and disposing of the building to some one else. When Mr. Some-IkxI-Klse buys the building he, too. is told that he can make-a big profit by raising the rent and selling to another, and so on down the line. Right here in my neighborhood there is a twelve flat building which baa changed ownership at least five times during the last four years, and every lime the tenants' rents were raised, so that those who are still there and paid 2fi about five years ago are now paying $65. This answers Hip question, 'What causes the high rents?' " e HaulAnythinrf" WSFRYl TRANSFER 1 ;";"':r:in:;:: Main 3535 27 South Alabama St.

F. A. FURGASOX : i V A. Ferciisnn Furniture i . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 -. "s Massachusetts ivrtiue. ;.n.t wave t. tie-third on Iiriti'.r Konm and liedrnom Suit's . cairy a full line of thi; hiebi vi yridr N'ew a :id 1'seii Furniture and nay the highest jiriee Tiii- us' I furniture and stoves. WIi' m "a have sum- tiling to st'ii. u. Main .l.'f.fl. We will cive onr i all our must prompt attention.

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STATEMENT OF" TBI OWXERSHIV, MANAGEMENT. nBtTLATIOJf, ETC, HKMRBI) BY THE ACT OF lOSt.RKSS OF AUGUST , 1013 Of The Fiery Cross, published weekly nt Indianapolis, Indiana, far April 1, 1924.

State of Indiana County of Marion f Before me, a notary public in and for the State and county aforesaid, personally appeared Harry K. Bloom, who. having been duly sworn acronllng to law, deposes and says that he ts the business manager of The Fiery Cross and that the following is, to the hest of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, management (and if a daily paper, the circulation), etc.. of the aforesaid publication for the date shown In the above caption required by the Act or August 24. 1912. embodied tn sction 44. Postal Taws and HeKulations, printed on the reverse of this form, to wit: 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher. The Fiery Cross Publishing Company. Indianapolis. Ind. F.ditor, W. C. EdmTston, Indiauapolis. Ind. Managing Kditor, C. W. Swift. Indianapolis, Ind. Business Manager, Harry E. Bloom, Indianapolis, Ind. 2. That the owner is: (If the publication is owned by an Individual his name and address, or if owned by nior,- than one individual the name and address of each, should be given below; if the publication is owned by a corporation the name of the corporation and the names and addresses of the stockholders owning or holding one per cent or more of the total amount of stock should be given.) Fiery Cross Publishing Co., Indianapolis. Ind. F.rncst W. Ileichard, Indianapolis, Ind. H. K. l'.loom, Indianapolis, Ind. Walter Hosserl. Indianapolis. Ind. .V. That the known bondholders. : mortgagees, and other security bidders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: (If there are none, so state.) None. 4. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the owners, stockholders, ami security holdits, if any. contain not only the list of stockholders and security holders :-s tin y appear noon the hoo'ks of th.e company but also, in cases where thi' stockholder or security bidder ap- , pears upon the hooks of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation. the name of the person or corporal ion for whom such trustee is acting, is given; also that the said two .paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full knowledge a nil lel ie f as to t he circumstances and conditions under .wjiich stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the conipnnyas trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona tide owner: and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other Person, association, or corporation has any interest, direct or indirect, in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated by him. ."i. That the average number nf copies of each issue "f (his publication sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to jiaid subscribers during the si months preceding the date shown above is (This I u forma t ion is rviuired from daily publications only t lUlir.Y 15. BLOOM. Sworn to and subscribed before mo this 1st day of April, P UT, K. WOi ir.nN'SNTDER. (My commission expires June 17. 1!2."..) i (SKAL) - New Jersey Governor, Wilson Successor, Dies DENVrn Colo.. April r.. Loin R. Taylor, former speaker of tho House of Representatives of New Jersey, who became governor when Wooilrow WiNon resigned to become president of the I'niteil States, died here Monday iiiRhf. TKITH HOi:ST THE KRUGE BROS. CO. Sheet Metal l'.lrrtrlrnl CO.NTKACTOHS and KiI.VEERS FIRXACE REPAIRING Ktectrical Appliance, Fixture anil l.nnipH IrrliiKtoa 477 If WE. Mletafnn St. InillanapnIU Mmket Stand 57-58 Lincoln 2479 SPENCER BROS. Oaken of FIXE CAKES AJTD PASTRY Cakes for Partlea Bad Wedding' S13 Et Washing-ton Street HADLEY & COALTRIN UNDERTAKERS l.icenaed Kmbatraera Ambulance SerTlce Phone 20S NoblesTtlle lasMana Soath Side Square. THE PEN SHOP KnrKftt nwoTtmpHt of foantafa pen rimI merfeicniriit pcitcfft In the npert Hrpnirlnc: jon k. ki;lm:ii Tr7 . Illinois t. i'ircle 4101 ::nd Floor Indianapolis HERBERT A. DAUM Grinding JJYS epJ""n8 3 Virginia Ave. MA In 7188

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Advertisements under this head will be published at the rate of 18 cents a line, six average words to the line; minimum charge 64 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 BATH ROOM, COMPLETE, ?90.00. First grade enamel ware only. E. M. Hardin Co., 3220 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind. 8tdmlst FOR SALE FARM OF 100 ACRES; good buildings; located 5 miles from town; in sight of church; good fences; stock and tools; hay and grain; $3,000 down. Write me, J. J. Osborne, owner, R. F. D. No. 4, Stockbridge, Mich. Apr. 11 FOR SALE 3 y2 ACRES FARM; good barn, good well; 8-room house with woodhouse attached and full basement; 3 blocks from high school; handy to two churches; good river with good fishing. J. S. Carpenter, Hesperia, Mich. May 2 FOR SALE BE A MILLIONAIRE. One hundred million German marks, fl; five hundred million, $2.50; one billion. $4; postage paid. (Genuine Reichsbank notes.) L. E. Moc-re, Little Rock, Ark. 18 FOR SALE SHETLAND PONY. Dr. A. Dawson, M. T 418 Dorman street. n MISCELLANEOUS STATE AGENTS FOR SELLING Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Sted Men, Moose, Jr. O. U. A. M. charts. J. Adams Co., 341 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. lOtdall Furniture Upholstering, Repairing I'scd Furniture and Stoves Work-called for and delivered anywhere in Marion county ARGUS ESKEW 920 Virginia Ave. Phone Drexel 7651 Apr. 25 CHORISTERS AND SINGERS "PAratlise," the beautiful new sacred solo, is the one you need for church service or high-class entertainment, 25c. Chas. A. Cramer, Cedar Run, N. J- Apr. IS KEEP INFORMED Herald will keep The Herrinl . , you nitormed I about Williamson Cotintv. $2.00 per year; $1.00 six months; sample copy Tic. Send subscriptions to The Protestant Book & News Co., Box 272. 1 Marion, 111. 25 ' BOYER BEAUTY SCHOOL HAS Marinello graduate operators to instruct you in a scientific method of beauty culture. Tuition, $50.00. Lincoln 2140 at 23 N. Pennsylvania street, formerly Boyer Marinello Approved Beauty Shop, Indianapolis. Apr. 11wTsTiBlttHAfcHED" CHICKS Strong, sturdy chicks of -a quality that pleases; give us a trial. White Leghorns, Barred Rocks, 12c up; hatching eggs, $5 and $fi per hundred, prepaid, guaranteed. INDIANA WHITE LEGHORN FARM W. F. Dietz, Mgr. Center Point, Ind. Aprl8 HEWSTITCHIXi HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING made easy. This attachment does very beautiful work on all machines. Made of finest materials; fully guaranteed. Price, with full, instructions and sample of work, $2.50. Oriental Novelty Co., Drawer 11, Waco, Tex. 11 WANTED GOOD PROTESTANT homo for two children, a boy age 10 and a girl age 14; place available to church and school essential. Address Mrs. Minnie Mathews, 1 Edgar street, Evansville, Ind. all PREPAID (aLAI)IOLI BULBS Price per doz. America, beautiful flesh pink $ .50 Halley, delicate salmon pink .50 Panama, deep pink .60 Schwaber, soft sulphur yellow. .60 Wilbrink, pink sport of Halley .60 Chris, dark maroon .80 j Pease, large white .60 I Prince of Wales, light salmon.- .80 Lily white, snow white 1.00 Mrs. Francis King, light scarlet .50 Anna Wigman, beautiful yellow .60 War. deep red. large flowers .80 Blue Hybrids, blue shades .75 Primulinus Hybrids, yel. shades .50 Koanokc. large rich yellow trim .75 Supreme Mixed, none better .40 No orders accepted under $1.00 Six bulbs at dozen rate. Cash with order. i.n(;erveld's gladioli ;rdes 1 103 Howard St. Kalamazoo, Miefc. 11 WANTED AGENTS A Mutual Fire Insurance Company ntfrinK state wants Eood atriMits or solicitors for Fir1, Tornado, Aulomoliile and Karra 1 risuraiK'O. tioort contract save tin.' assured money. W rite Spoclnl A (rent, Hot 30. I'Mery (.'rout, IiifftiannpotiK, ln. -May J Salesman Wanted A rroti-stant Amirkan. who haa BaleM experience either on securities or life Insurance. li handle a part or the whole of this state during the formation period of a KreaL financial institution, anil then if h wishes uk a permanent representative. Sales are averaging two out of three interviews. Qualifications are Klansmanship, honesty, lnteKrliy1, hustle. Sale program is mapped out and is a succesa. Address ur, giving affiliAtma ptcmKO; etc.. tm 4atall. -FTNANCB." eare Ttf Fiery Cross.

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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 office by noon on Monday of publication week. 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 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. 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. Junior O. TJ. A. M., Indianapolis Council No. 2 meets each Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Druids hall, 14 West Ohio street. Anr4 APPEAL American Rescue Workers, Inc. District headquarters, 767 North -Bellevieu place. One hundred Amer ican Protestant children are going to have a treat Easter Sunday. A dinner of ham and eggs, pie, cake and candy and ice cream. Would you like to have a part in this wonderful work? You can by helping ns purchase the good things for them to eat. You provide the stuff, we willingly do the work and give you a hearty invitation to come and receive your compensation, by seeing the happy little faces at the dinner table. All checks payable; to the American Rescue Workers. Eggs and canned fruit and cakes or anything else you may have to give will be called for if you notify us. Call Bel. 3792. Major E. Minton, D. O. 18 A new Protestant church. All citizens interested in establishing a Protestant church are requested to meet Friday evening, April 18, at 7:30 o'clock, at Mrs. Pierce's store at 4132 East Sixteenth street. C. M. Hamilton will have charge of the program. 11 '"', ' V snpnkpr at :i mass inpprini rrr Tnan ' . .,. " auu nuiucil ai 11 HUM .11C1IIU1 Itll ITieabyterian church, 840 Cottage avenue, Sunday. April 13, at 2:30 o'clock. DOUln -asl or &neiuy street cars to -ou;se avenue. Jiiveryoouy wel come. ii The K. A. P. Hustlers of West Washington M. B. church, corner West Washington anil Warman avenue, will have on their program on entertainment night, April 23, as speaker. Judge V. 51. Manifold.' West Washington M. E. men's quartet aad West Washington M. E. orchestra will furnish the music. Take West Washington car and get off at Warman avenue on the corner. 11 If one hundred Klansmen. including their families and frlands, will motor out to Cumberland Saturday, April 19, after 5 p. m., wc will serve a $1.00 chicken dinner for 50c; not a banquet, but a real old-fashioned country meal where you eat all you want. Plenty of entertainment. Drop ns a card at once. It all depends upon the 100. then watch this column in next week's issue. ' Address Box 98, Cumberland, Ind. 11 LUDINGT0N BEGINS TO SHOW KLANRRAFT Enthusiastic Seekers Fill Big Auditorium and Hear Stirring Address LUDINGTON', Mich., April 5. The spirit of Klandom is beginning to show itself in large numbers here, and. many meetings are being held by Klansmen of Ludington and surrounding community. One of the largest meetings held recently took place Thursday night at the I. O. O. F. hall, and the big auditorium was packed to its capacity. -A prominent speaker gave a stir ring address on the principles of the order, and was received with great enthusiasm by the crowd. The meeting was open to all, and there were a number of citizens w ho came to get the message first hand. Many of them had heard various things about the great organization and were much gratified to learn that what the subsidized newspapers were saying about the Protestant Americans was very much exagge rated. Little by little the light is beginning to dawn on the skeptical that many of these papers are Roman Catholic controlled and nat urally are against anything pertaining to the massing ot Protestants. The plafn truths uttered by the speaker were received with applause by the audience and it was plain that the vast majority was in. accord with the cause. Among the audience were a few ot the Catholic faith, together with a scattering of other foreigners, and tt was understood that they had come for the sole purpose of, breaking, up the meeting. The enthusiasm of the big audi ence as a whole, however, evidently pat a damper on the plana of the enemy as there was no disturbance. Carolina Governor Weds Widow of a Millionaire DURHAM, N. C, April 5. Gover nor Cameron Morrisons of North. Car olina, and Mrs. Sarah Watta, -widow of George i. Watts, millionaire philanthropist, were- married at the home of Mrs. watte here Monday.

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JOPLIN, Mo. From, a mass of truth and falsehood the better citi zens of this city selected the truth and placed in office representative Americans, supported by Klansmen, at the recent municipal election. The entire good citizens ticket was swept into office by substantial ma jorities. The victory was significant because of the large foreign popu lation. The casting of ballos was preceded by a deluge of advertise ments published by the antl-Klan organization, which not only con tained statements that were mis leading but falsehoods about the great American organization, according to local Klansmen. OSAGE CITY, Kas. With the swearing in Tuesday of the four new councilmen, recently elected through the support of Klansmen and their friends, residents of this place are expecting an efficient administration during the ensuing term. The vic tories were decisive, the majorities ranging from ratios of two to one to three to one, according to figures compiled by the Osage City Free Press. PITTSBURG, Kas. In spite of the oft-told story that the Klan is opposed to the negro, and the antiKlan propaganda carried on by the local Roman . Catholic-controlled press, the thinking men and women among the negroes of this commu nity are convinced . that their best friends are to be: found among Klansmen. They realized that the overtures made them by politicians and Catholic henchmen are merely for votes. Unrestricted immigration, they believe, means more competition in the labor market for the negro workmen. NEWPORT, Ky.-r-Campbell county Klansmen held a special Klonklave here Saturday night against the orders of Commissioner Joseph Herman, who said that as long as he is commissioner the Ku Klux Klan wilr not be permitted to do anything in the city of Newport. The Klavern was so crowded that no standing room was available.' A national representative from the Imperial Wizard in Atlanta was present and pre sented the Klan with a new charter. He delivered one of the best speeches heard in this community. Every Klansman present was greatly inspired by the spirit of co-operation among Klansmen. A royal feed was served after the meeting and an hour of entertainment was enjoyed by all. C 0 V I N G T O N, Ky. Klansmen numbering 1,250 held a meeting in the Latonia Baptist church Thursday Htright and heard a famous lecturer from the Cincinnati Bible Institute speak on the principles of the Ku Klux Klau and its activities throughout the United States. Applause was so great at times that people in the neighborhood were aroused and telephone calls were numerous requesting information about the meeting. More than 200 applications were received for membership into the organization. Scores are being initiated each week and the Kenton county Klan is growing by leaps and bounds. The quota will be reached early in the summer. SALINA. Kas. The preaching of Klan principles was the outstanding feature of a series of evangelistic services conducted recently by a prominent Kansas minister at the First United Brethren church. The minister made a plea for citizens to work for the salvation of the connry and church and for a better manhood and purer womanhood. Because of the large attendance many were turned away from the services. At a special women's meeting many in the andience made application for membership in the Women of the Ku Klux Klan. At the final service a group of Klansmen enterwl the church and presented $100 to the preacher to assist him in his work. The minister led the Klansmen in prayer. PITTSBURG, Kas. Protestants, of this community are aroused as never before over an- editorial appearing recently: in the Mulberry (Kas,) News, an anti-Klan publication, evi dently written with the idea of inciting riot. That it did not result in the death of some of the promi nent Protestants probably is due to the fact that the handbills to offset the News' rabid doctrine were circulated in and around Mulberry by the law-abiding and peace-loving Klans men. Following is an excerpt from the News' editorial: ' . nothing on earth will kill the Kluckers as quickly. The plan is all right, but a whole lot of time can be saved by killing them instanter." For the last year the Mulberry News has been the official organ of the Loyal Constitutionalists, an organization opposed to the Klan. Attempts have been made to establish chapters in other Kansas towns but so far as is known resulted in fail ure. SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. San Bernardino Klansmen are going to put on an initiation for tho public on April 26. They will be able to ac commodate about 2,000 aliens, and as usual will initiate a very large clasa. OJtTARIO, Cal. Ontario is progressing very nicely. The San Bernardino Klan officers conducted seventy-one aliens through the Mystic Cave Monday, March 24. Had a wonderful attendance from surrounding territory. May -expect wonders from now on from Ontario Klan. LE. ROY, Kas. Two hundred persona were fn attendance at a baiv(?Betgivea here Monday evening to Knights and officials from neighboring town by the loeal Klaus oven. Interesting talks were given ana much enthusiasm wss displayed.

WHITE CITY, Kas. Despite the

handicap of bad roads, which were almost impassable, members of the local Klan held a highly-successful meeting in the city hall recently, which was well attended. A minister was the speaker. It was the first open meeting here. - EMPORIA, Kas. Throughout Lyon county the true patriots are rallying to the cause of the fiery cross and a spirit of unselfish devotion to the principles is exemplified on every hand. The various Klans in Lyon county are entering upon a program of united effort in a very enthusiastic manner, which will benefit Protestant Christianity and make Protestant people of this country realize more fully their duty to their churches and the responsibility of a great democracy. BELLEVUE. Ky. Women of the Ku Klux Klan in Campbell county gathered in the Christian church in Bellevue Friday night and heard a former priest, W. C. Tanner of Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne, Ind., expose the Roman Catholic church and the confessional. Eight hundred women were present and many were turned away for lack of room. Tanner is arousing the. people in northern Kentucky and many Catholics are denouncing their chnrch. . The women of Campbell county Klan are doing great work in and I around Newport and can always be depended on to do. their share of charity work. EDGERTON, Kas. All ages were represented in a large class of candidates initiated by the local Klan at a recent meeting. The oldest candidate, a civil war veteran, was eighty-three years old, and the youngest was eighteen. CALDWELL, Kas. With a wife and six children to support on a ten-acre tract near here, Adam Rohrer had a difficult time supporting his family. The battle was discouraging. He lost an arm in a buzz saw and the future became blacker. However, he had not counted on his neighbors and the Ku Klux Klan. They presented him with more than S00. Klansmen contributed 5174 to the amount. The Klan recently presented $10 to an aged negro minister for temporary relief. He had been retired by his congregation because of his age. WICHITA. Kas. After attempting to suppress the news of a liquor raid at the home of E. V. Schnoor, local tobacco jobber, recently, the newspapers made it appear that Sheriff Chet Conner made the raid as a preelection campaign. Schnoor was arraigned and released on $6,000 bond. LITTLE ROJIE AROUSED : I-OOGOOTFE, Ind. April 5 An explosion which fairly, "shook the town aroused little Rome Tuesday night. The blast was followed by the flames that outlined a beautiful fiery cross, and practically everyone in the town watched the flames shoot into the sky. It was another notice to the representatives of the Vatican that the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan are busy and growing in this cbmm unity. Indeed, the Klan movement is growing here. GOOD COAL Reasonable Prices Weaver Coal Co. Ill Leota St. Drexel 2201 HOWARD DEER PLUMBING AND HE AXES G Tel. Drexel 0833 6158 Webb Sf. 109 Service 2109 ASHLAND AVE. HARRISON 2023 WOLMA BROTHERS SHEET MET AL WORK Gutter and Down Spouts Furnace Repairing CONSOLIDATED REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCY Life, Fire, Health and Accident 801 City Trust Bldg. Lincoln 350T J. W. GOODPASTURE PRACTICAL ROOTER Handling mil Knee ( Certainteed Rett reefl M saina-lea. Mr IS 7 car of mpertraee camae both aMtteetal muA wkaunklp. Alao all ktad ef reef (epalrins find tin werk. Rem. DR nel 4680. Dmcl TT4 D tra-WMe-

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