Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1924 — Page 7

ft. U AS -f V -JLfft VtJ0

PAGE SEVEN

new TIRES DIECKMAXN ATJTO SUPPLY 70& W. Washington Main 450?

HOWARD DEER PLUMBING AND HEATING TeL Drezel 0853 (168 TTebb St. 100 Service W. N. FLY RUG COMPANY 2126 Martiuilale Ave. Web. 6161 Manufacturers of FLUFF AM) RAG RUGS Cleaners of Domestic and Orientals TIRES and ACCESSORIES A small tlorc with a la rue stork riling n( cut prices. JOHNSON AUTO SUPPLY, 74'J MnsMUi-liUMi'tts Ave. Ve HauiAnxthinrf WSFRYl TRANSFER Main 3535 27 South Alabama St. F. A. FURGASON Go to V. A. Ferguson Furniture Company,. 73S Massachusetts Avenue. :ind pave one-third on pining P.oom and Bedroom Pnltrs. - carry a full line of ths hlehrst crude New and TTsej Furniture and pay the highest price for ued furniture and Btovei. When you have something to sell, rail us. Main 3550. V will pive vnur call our most prompt attention. HEAL VALVES IN KEW AND i slid dodges avu tonus See HARRY WILSON 8.1:1 North Meridian St. 1'anne Circle 4SOO Residence Phone Lincoln 6S02 C. C URBAN COMinACTOR AND BllI.UEH Belmont 1SS 460 Berwick At, TINNER Getter HrptH. Flrat-Claas Work, Exliaaates Furnished. Furnace 1 ream; aid repairing. Roofing; ( ajl kind. ALBERT SCHACKE Irr. 346 4118 E. Michigan JOHN W. WHETSTINE 4311 East 21st St Wi-bster 513C GROCERIES AND MEATS MINNESOTA GROCERY MEAT MARKET 801 N. Sherman Drive Phone Jrvington 0381 QUALITY-ONLY THE FINEST HOUSEWIRING and ELECTRICAL FIXTURES LXimnlrn Cheerfully t.lvrn A. C. WIRICK IfCO S. FJist St. Drexrl 2201 HAIR CUT 25c Stubbins Hotel Barber Shop Cemer Ccorgia tnd Illinois Sire ti Wm, E. Haywood, Proprietor ADDRESS ALL MAIL TO FIEHY CROSS NOT TO INDIVIDUALS.

FREE Klansmen's Greed (Tno-Color Reproduction)

THE FIERY CROSS PUBLISHING COMPANY, 680 Century Bnllding, Indlaaapolls, Ind. Gentlemen i I am herewith enclosing 2.00 for a onc-yenr subscription to The Fiery Cross and a copy of (lie Klansmen's Creed. Name Street City State (Please print name)

Why Does Chicago Tribune Restrict Criticism to Protestant Denomination?

Because a committee of- the Methodist Episcopal Conference passed a resolution of a decidedly pacifist character, the Chicago Daily Tribune solemnly warns that great organization against "the tendency to put the church as an organization in the field of politics and government." "If it is the function of a church," says the Tribune editorial, pontincally, "acting as an organized body, to pass upon the act of state declaring oj maintaining war, it is its function to intervene in any other act of state, a tax, for example, con sidered oppressive, or any other act ueemeu contrary to any moral -or religious judgment." This is most excellent logic, and a conclusion upon which the church is acting more and more. The mis sion of the church Includes and greatly exceeds the definition placed upon It by the Tribune when it declares: "there is but one proper way for the clergy (as clergy) and the churches to make reason and the will of God prevail in the po litical course of the nation, and that is by their influence over the con science of the individual." The Rig-lit to Agitate The mission of the church is no less than the establishment of the Kingdom of God on earth. In this nation millions of Christians pray inceasmgly : "Thy Kingdom Come" and while praying for it, and preach ing It, shall they be inhibited from making an organized effort to an swer their own prayers? The right to agitate for any cause carries with It the right to organize. According to the Tribune's con tcntion, it is perfectly proper for Tammany, for the "wets," for "big business," and every other non-religious movement to organize itself for political ends, but not the church. Preach but don't plant a political program. Indulge in all the futile eloquence you wish, but :lo not seek to put your exhorta tions Into concrete, form. The real test of the right of the church to make itself a force in politics depends upon the extent to which it keeps moral and righteous judgment" as the touchstone. When a church goes Into politics to ad vance its own sectarian interests at the expense of the community or of national welfare, or in unjust disrrimination against other churches it falls short of its divine commis sion. Why does the Tribuno restrict Its criticism to a Protestant denornlna lion? Why does it not lift its clarion voice of condemnation against that church whose sectarian political ac livitics have been a disturbing factor in our national lite for generations "Is Not. a True Catholic" Monsignor Preston, as reported in The Nl"7 York Herald, long ago made clear the attitude i,f the church in the words: "It is said that politics is not within the province of the church, and that the church lias jurisdiction only In matters of faith. You say 'I will receive my faith from the pontiff, but I will not receive my politics from him!' This assertion is disloyal and untruthful. You must not think as you choose. You must think as Catholics. The man who says, 'I will take my faith from Peter, but I will not take my politics from Potrr,' is not a true Catholic." If the Tribune wishes a significant text upon which to write a flaming editorial on the evil of ecclesiastical and foreign influences in American politics, there it is. With the continued closing of cabarets by New York authorities, it appears possible that the banana shortage will be replaced by a shortage In padlocks. F. L. CAREY, D. C. Chiropractor 445 I KNT1RY BLDG. IMinnrn Office, Main 32M Kcaldence, Wrbnter 6014 Huora 11 to 12.13, 2 to 5. 7 to 8 100 PROTECTION 100 rr o A mother hen puts her life between her chicks and danger. Insurance is the mother hen of industry. Ample in resources. It stands between its policy holders and loss from FIRE WIND WATER The three destructive elements. The insurance sold by us is AMPLE to stand between you and LOSS. C. C. ANDERSON ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 529.530 Occidental Bldg. 100 Indianapolis, Ind. 100

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements under this head will be published at the rate of 14 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 mall your ad. together with your remittance, to 80 Century building. FOR SALE BATH ROOM, COMPLETE, $90.00. rirst grade enamel ware only. E. M. Hardin Co., 3220 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind. Stdmlst FOR SALE; TWENTY ROBE BAGS ?2.50 value to close out auick. $1 eacn. Box 8-16. Marco. Ind. 20 FOR RENT FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM IN uiuueru nome: gentleman nreferred. 1401 N. Alabama St. 20 FOR RENT FURNISHED SLEEP ing rooms in modern home: close to downtown: gentlemen preferred. bitt! isorth Illinois street. 20 FOR RENT FIVE-ROOM MODERN T. 1 uuuse wun garage sjo -per montn; close to car line. 1727 Langley ave. Phone, Webster 9027 20" MISCELLANEOUS K. K. K. POCKETPIECES : BRONZE 25c, 10 for S2: gold plated SI. 3 for $2. Robe bag $1.60. Mysterious spinning watch charm $2.50. Agents making big money. Catalog free National Emblem Co., Box 524, Dept, bz, Omaha. Neb. Jun 20 WANTED 1,000 SALESMEN AND dealers to handle greatest song hit ever written, "Awake, Ye Klansmen. No capital needed. Act quick for $iou.U0 prize. Harmony Music Pub Ushers, 1006 Burdette St., Mishawaka Indiana. tf WOLMA BROTHERS FOR SHEET Metal Work. 2109 Ashland ave Phone Harrison 2003. Junel3tf Mr. Insurance Salesman Get our liberal commission rates to supply your clients with our Full Legal Reserve, TWENTY-YEAR POLICY, at these LOW participating rates: Age 25, $11.10; 35, $13.36 45, $20.17. No lapse to cover. For policy or agency, see E. H. Currier General Agent, 409 Guaranty Bldg Phone, Cir. 0925; Har. 1034. 27 $1 BRINGS YOUR INITIALS IN gold letters for your auto with complete instructions for applying on car; agents wanted. ANDER SON MONOGRAM CO., 1304 East 27th St., Anderson, Ind. '27 THREE SALESMEN WANTED FOR Indianapolis; also four salesmen to cover Indiana for a well-estab lished, high-rated firm; make full anu conislQte. application. Box 270,, co iery Cross. WANTED CHURCH, UNION OR community preferred, by preacher or several years experience as pasto and evangelist. All or half-time Address, "Preacher," offices of Fiery cross. 20 WANTED MAN WITH SMALL CAP iral to invest in Chemical Mfg. Co to locate here in the city of Indi anapolis. We now have laboratories in Chicago and are doing a nice busi ncss with a net profit of $2S6 per weeK. l-or information write Mr E. G. Boerger, Box 265 Fiery Cross inaianapoiis, Ind. 27 MOTHER OF GROWN CHILDREN wishes to board and care for small girl in a good home; a mother's love and care. Companionship of little ono looked forward to, as well as financial help; please describe child and give particulars.- Mrs. Albert Clayton, 1119 Sewall Ave., Asbury i-a.rK, is. j. 20 rLAY TIANO BY NOTE WITHOUT a teacher in 12 easy lessons; try them five days; then send the money or return the lessons; price $2. Delbridge, Music Publishers, Danville Ul- 20 EMEREY'S ARTIFICIAL FLOWER Shop; nature's rival. Natural looking flowers that look well even if exposed to sun or rain. 622 E. New York St., Phono Main 3170. 27 RADIUM IS A GREAT RESTORERS OF HEALTH The many new uses of Radium, which have recently been discovered by scientists and leading physicians, should bring joy to many who suffer from various ailments. Sufferers from Rheumatism, Constipation, Sciatica, Neuralgia, High Blood Pressure, Nervousness, Neuritis, Gout, all diseases of the stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs, heart, should write the RADIUM REMEDIES LABORATORY, Box 1486; Indianapolis, Indiana, giving full particulars and enclosing stamp, for full information of this wonderful home treatment. No Drugs No Medicine No Danger. - It's no longer necessary for you to suffer from these ailments, for nature has devised a way for your relief one which you can depend upon to bring you good results. Those who read this and pass it will continue suffering needlessly, while you who are really seeking the right way, will write, without delay, and find the way to Health and Happiness. 20 FIREWORKS KLAN FIREWORKS Especially prepared for open-air Klonlclaves. R. D. McCullough, Box 42, New Castle, Pa. Aug. 15 To Lessen Crime NEW YORK More than 100 prominent New York business men and women iisve joined the Marshall Stillman movement "Committee of Ono Thousand to Lessen Crime."

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Under this bead church meetings. social gatherings and like announce ments of not over seventy-five words, will be published at a charge of one dollar, cash with order, for each lnertlon. Copy must be In this of fice by noon on Monday of publication week. The Liberty Hall local and state campaign for $1.00 to the building fund is now open. This building, ten stories high, dedicated to the services of the principles of true Protestant Americanism, invites the help and co-operation of each real American. Perpetuate your name or that of your mother or father by registering In the files of the helpers to this great cause. Each name ac companied by a $1.00 donation will be so registered. Mail all subscriptions to Liberty Hall, new headquar ters, 3215 E. Michigan St, Indianapolis, Ind. Indianapolis Council No. 2 of the Junior O. U. A. M. Is co-operating with the councils of the eastern part of the state m a drive for member ship; this drive will continue until June 17, and the big day will be June 22 and known as Eastern Indiana Junior Day. It Is hoped that we will be able to get the best team in the United States to exemplify the work. We want a class of 1,500. Will you be one? We meet each Tuesday evening at o clock m the Druid3 hall, 14 w. Ohio St. June 13 Fiery Cross Lawn Social Grande avenue and West Michigan street, Saturday, June 14, by Y. L. and Y. M. B. C, Eighth Christian church. By street car, take West Michigan to end of line, bus service to grounds; by machine, west on Michigan street to grounds. 1-3 The American Rescue "Workers, Inc. We are arranging with our com mander-in-chief for some special meetings commencing June 21st to the 24th. General James William Duffin, of Philadelphia, Pa., has been our leader for the past twenty years. He is a wonderful orator, but best of all he Is a 100 per cent Christian man. If you like to hear what it takes to be a 100 per cent American pay us a visit Sunday, June 22, at 7 : 30. We are sure you will not ego away disappointed. Major E. Minton and wife, district officers. 20 The members of the West Park M: E. Church wish to celebrate the new auditorium just completed June 21, 1924, at 7:30 o'clock, and kindly ask your co-operation and support to do so. There will be interesting speak ers on the program, a real cross and, plenty or rerresnments to serve. Take Ben Davis bus one mile west to Fleming street and one square south. You kome; all kome; wel kome. The ."Starbuck" Church will hold a Flag Kklsrug Saturday afternoonJune 28th, 5 o clock. Good speak ing, music and eats. Free-will offer ing for benefit of building fund. This is a 100 per cent. Protestant church and deserves your help. C. M. Ham ilton, Minister. 20' The Prospect Christian Church will give an ice cream social Satur day afternoon and evening, June 21st, at 1154 S. Sherman Drive. Good eats and music. This is a 100 per cent Protestant church and deserves your help. C. M. Hamilton, Min ister. 20 The First . Alliance Spiritual Church: The church will entertain with a dance on Saturday, June 28th, in our hall at 143 Ms East Ohio street, at 8 p. m. A good time awaits you wun plenty or refreshments and mu sic and everybody is welcomed Benefit of the church. Our regular meeting night on Sunday night at i:45 o clock, and Friday, at 7:45 p. m. Ladies' aid meets Wednesday at 2 p. m. we cordially invite you 20 The Altha Girls will have a lawn social Tuesday evening, June 24th, at Twenty-fifth and Gale streets, for the benefit of the new Brightwood Methodist Church. There will be plenty of good home-made cakes and candy. Ice cream and a score of other things just as good. Come and: help these girls make this a success. We are counting on you! 2Q. An old-time Lawn Social given by the Westview Baptist Church at corner of Morris street and Belmont avenue, Saturday, June 21, afternoon and night. Take West Indianapolis car to Belmont or drive west on Morris street Plenty of parking. space; good speaking; music. Plenty of good eats; fireworks in the evening. Everybody welcome. 20 CARD OF THANKS We wish to express1 our sincere thanks to the many kind friends arid neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the sickness and at the death of our boloved wife, mother, daughter and sister. Especially do -we thank the A, Club and Ladies' Klan 14 and Rev. Percy James, also the Shirley Bros, for their efficient services and the many donors for their beautiful floral offerings. R. B. Wyman'and Daughter, Mrs. Hannah Haynes, Mother, Brothers and Sister. Ohio Klan Kourier please copy. Robinson, 111., please copy. 20 EMISON JUNIOR KLAN BALL TEAM WINS 20-3 EMISON, Ind., June 16. The Junior Klan baseball team ot this place is setting a record and mowing down everything in the way of ball clubs in this part of the state. The latest victim is Vincennes, whom. -the local lads trimmed to the tune of 20-3. The Emison boys are ready to take on anything, the manager says. The rules under which the teams play, no smoking, no. swearing, no arguments and strict attendance at Sunday school, are being rigidly adhered to by the players.

U.S.INNEED0FLAW TO DEPORT ALMS, SAYS MAGISTRATE

George W. Simpson Would Use Measure to Send Home Law Violators Many Frankly Admit They Have No Intention of Becoming U. S. CltfSens NEW YORK, June 16. One of the most forceful arguments yet pre senter! in ravor or restricted immigration and at the same time ex plaining the alien situation in this country recently was advanced by Magistrate George w. Simpson of this city. It has been known for some time that the foreigners who were coming to our country were not of the most desirable type and that they were causing much trouble because of their numerous infractions of the laws of this nation. Magistrate Simpson issued the following statement, which is worthy of note: "During the world war we heard a great deal about the 'melting' pot process or. America In absorbing its vast polyglot population.. Of late there has been less talk or discus sion on good citizenship and ways and means of developing It for the newcomer. It is high time some one took the necessary action to stir up tnese aliens who have lived among us lor one and two decades. Would Send Thera Back If I had anything to do with the enactment of federal legislation af fecting the period of residence of an alien and citizenship I would draft laws that would send back to the countries from which they came au foreigners who spent seven years in America and had failed to make an effort to take out first naturaliza tion papers. inrougnout tnis city there are thousands of aliens who have fam ilies, bank accounts, real estate hold Ings, the protection of our laws, etc., and they do not represent Immi grants of five years ago, but as far back as fifteen and twenty-five years ago. ' They are brought into our courts for various infractions of the law and they stand before us and admit they have absolutely no intention of becoming a part of our bountiful and blessed nation. It seems an impossible situation and a problem that mignt appear unreal, but neverthe less it is something that can not be disproved. First to Break Lavs ' It is my contention and I make n reservations for any particular roreign nationality, that the man who has lived here the period of years required for naturalization ana nas failed to become or 16 try to Decome an American citizen is not worth having among our people "I have found in several Instances during my work in magistrates' courts that aliens are the first to break the laws and the first to appeal to them. I know of a number of cases where the vindictlveness of an alien has brought an American citizen into court. "Our city government spends huge sums of money for evening schools for the education of its foreign populace,and in many cases you will find that the alien who is not interested in becoming a citizen can not read or write, and is likewise not interested in any free educa-. tional features which are offered here. Money Their God "Most of them know only, how to make money and it is to this object that they dedicate their efforts, eliminating all other thoughts or actions which would make them good citizens. "The present time is propitious for developing new citizens. We do not have to wait until another war comes along. Some people might believe the enactment of a deportation law alter seven years' residence as being harsh, but I am for it. It is just as necessary to legislate in this direction as it is to legislate against immigration. Citizenship, as I view it. makes for respect of laws, our government and our national welfare. Non-citizenship and confessed indifference have the opposite effect." K. K. K. PEV5ANTS ' Red, White and Blue Sample for 50c Wholesale, per doz J3.00 1 00O for $225.00 K. K. K. Knife, each t.B0 Wholesale, per dos, $12.00 K. K. K. Fez $1.00 Agents wanted. Catalog FREE. BT ATIOSfAL. EMBLEM CO. Box S24, Dept. oo, Omaha. Nebraska KK K "The New Big Hit" "Wake Up, America, and Kluck-KlDck-KIuck." Other Side, "Hold 'er, Newt, They're After Us." Mail $1.10 Write for our complete list of 8 other records and sheet music Come in, you Grotto men, and hear our records American Record Shop ISO Virginia Ave. Any information forwarded to The Fiery Crew, and which is considered confidential by the writer, will kindly be addressed to 580 Century Building, Indianapolis, ept L

The Flag Means Liberty

On last Saturday, June 14, Amer-" leans paid honor to their national emblem, "the occasion being Flag Day. The flag was honored not because it is pretty, not because it is red and white and blue, not because it is the personal possession of every American, but because of what it means, what it stands for, -what it typifies, what it prays and what it hopes! It means liberty; liberty of thought, liberty of conscience, liberty of action within just laws, liberty of worship, liberty of government. It stands for law and order. protection and security, justice and a square deal, honor and righteous ness, it typmes tne weals or a hundred and ten millions of people, tne neritage they have taken from the hands of the mighty forefathers. the torch of happiness in equal op portunity nt in 1776 and kept brightly burning ever since. It prays ror strengtn to keep our vision clear; aye, that flag, flying in the breeze, is an American's prayer to God for strength to keep what he has won of truth and right, for wisaom to continue upon earth those social and political liberties which make this God's country. And it hopes! Its proud flutter in the wind. its beauty overhead, is an outward and visible symbol to all the world of the inner and spiritual hope of every thinking American that this nation, under God, may so act and live that His blessing may continue to rest upon it. Silver Strike la Yukon DAWSON, YI T. A rich vein of silver ore has been struck at the end of a big bore on Keno hill, 600 feet underground, in the Mayo district according -to word received here. SOMETHING EXCITING Here at last A thrilling story, woven in and around that mysterious hooded body The Ku Klux Klan. A story of Iove. Intrigue, Patriotism and Adventure. Written by the master story feller, Wm. A. Saxon said by many to be the most astonishing book ot the age. Paper back ?5c; cloth, stamped in :o!d. J1.25. Send oday for a copy. 1'ATRIOT PUMi...-iHr-G CO. Dept. W. Colnmbus, O. Agents wanted Stories wanted. Cash and royalty. TRANSFER AND TRUCKING Long Distance Hauling F. E. AYRES TRANSFER 1501 E. Raymond St. Drexel 7495 TRUTH HONESTY THE KRUGE BROS. CO. Electricians and Tinners Ulectrlcal Appliances, Fixture and Lamps Irvlngtoai 0477 4107 E. Mtchiean St. Indianapolis CONSOLIDATED REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCY Life, Fire, Health and Accident 801 City Trust Bldg. Lincoln 3507 Market Stand 57-53 Llueola 247( SPENCER BROS. Bakers ef FINE CAKES AND PASTRY Cakes (or Parties and Wedding B13 East Waahlnzrtoa Street THE PEN SHOP Lars; cat assortment of fountain pens ud mechanical pencils in the state. Expert Repairing? JOHN K. KELLER IS7 N. Illinois St. Circle 4184 2nd Floor Indianapolis

"Dm Ske StiS Wmf KNIGHT VALE OP f yT r the rv fv Tv

Vulcanizing as It Should Be Done ROGERS USED TIRES, ANY SIZE GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES 3115 W. Washington St. Belmont 4300

Howard Supply Company, manufacturers of Celebration Goods and Advertising Novelties. We handle a large line of K. K. K. goods, such as Knives, $1 each; K. K. K. Pocket Pieces, bronze, 25c each, twelve for $1.50; nickel silver, 50c, three or $1; Fiery Cross Hats, 25e, 75c dozen; Fiery Cross Balloons, 15c, 60c dozen; Fiery Cross Stick Pins, red sets, 25c; Fiery Cross Badge, 45c; Kute Klan Kewpie Badge, 15c; the Night Hawk and K. K. K. Badge, 15c; the Flag I Love Pennant 12x30, EOc. Just to get acquainted we will send tea nice samples, no two alike, for $1. Notice, secretaries? of local klan organizations and chairmen of entertainment committees it will pay you to get our price list and catalog. Agents wanted in every state inUh Union. Factory, B3 North Holmes avenue. . P. 0. Bos 505, Haughville Sla, Indianapolis, Ind. Phone BeL 8562

Phone Belmont 3828 O.T.TATUM EFFICIENT SERVICE PLUMBING AND HEATING 1105 Elver lyeinre Indianapolis

D. & P. COFFEE CO. Wholesale and Retail Stand 53S, East Side City Market and 909 Fort Wayne Avenue Try our Breakfast Blend Coffee 3 Jo Lb. Superior Blend Coffee Sic Lb.

WANTED Men and women experienced as fraternal organisers to work In their own home terrttory; state territory will be awarded the first who can qualify; attractive proposition, excellent income for right people: each organ'.zer must be able to lurnish bond. Ad dress American Protestant Lodge, T1S reopies nana aitig.. Indianapolis, Ind Hotel Whitfield (Fireproof) American Plaa OfE.W GROVE, N. J. Surf and Beach Area. Suites wtth Private Baths Rooms with Hot and Cold Water An Ideal spot for that vacation Come where the breezes blow For reservations call, write, or wire CHARLES M. HERMAN Owuer-Manage-r NEW AND USED GOODS FURNITURE, STOVES, TOOLS E. H. COOK S3-55S E. Wafthtnsrton St. Phone, Cirele 2145 We Are Manufacturer of HighestQuality CEMENT BLOC ITS We Manufacture te Meet Toot Requirements Location, Vermont and Iaaie Creek CEMURY BLOCK MFG. CO. l'hone Belmont 3003 l.R Route C-l, Box S54, Indianapolis YOU ARK NEVER URGED TO T1KG EXTRA. WORK AT FULLER'S FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP Basement K. ef P. Bids. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED Shears and Edge Tools. Sharpened H. A. DAUM 43 Virginia Ave. Tel. Main 71S8 Res. DR. 8471 Just Rite H. W. OTT HlCb-Grada Gasoline, OUs and Greases Ford Parts CTrea. Tubes and Accessories "ssunt asaacnuse tts A PHOTOGRAPHS 100 Per Cent Service and 100 Per Cent Quality. National Studio 23 North Pennsylvania Aetna Bank Bldg. EF. MONN COAL CO. COAX. Sewer Tile, Flue Lining Cement, Lime. P la star TibtiArt. aod Wakal i, Phsae, Belsnt !i)J 'M IRVTNGTON 0300 W. C. SUTTON ODORLESS Dry Cleaner 4008 E. NEW YORK ST. Building and Contracting New Homes Built Remodeling and Job Work. Estimates Free. Prompt Service! EARL METZ Reference Harrison 393.1

)