Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1924 — Page 7
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ACQUITTAL OF SAMUEL" EVANS B VICTORY
Case Against Alleged Klansmen at Lilly, Pennsylvania, Falls Flat
W. N. FLY RUG COMPANY 2126 Martlndale Ave. Web. 6181 Manufacturer of FLUFF AND RAG RUGS -Cleaners of Domestic and Orientals
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(Bureau Publication and Education-) WASHINGTON, D. C, June 24. The acquittal ot Samuel Evans, alleged Klansman, at Ebensburg, Pa., af few days ago, charged with murder in connection with the Lilly riot, is a great victory for the organization for truth and righteousness. Statements from one present at the trial are as follows: The case of Samuel Evans went to trial June 13, petitions were presented asking for severance, which were granted. Selection of jurors began at 9:50 a. m.; jury completed at 2:33 p. m.; first venire exhausted
before noon; state closed it3 case at 11:58 a. m., June 14. Defense began at 1:45 p. m., June 14, and closed at 4:22 p. m., case going to the jury without argument; jury left box at 5:04 p. m., and gave its verdict of "not guilty" at 6:51 p. m. Judge Finletter in his charge, to the jury, in referring to the Ilan,
made the statement that they had gone to Lilly. In a Catholic com
munity, deliberately "to wave a red flag in the face of the bull and that they expected to be gored"; further, he asserted, that the fiery cross was an emblem of "war" and the "robe" was to strike "terror" to all those whom the Klan opposed, as it had been used to terrorize the negro in the South, following the Civil war. Falls In Explanation In denning "riot," "affray" and "unlawful assembly" to the jury, he particularly refrained from explaining to them that there was no difference in the penalty for the three charges, although he could not help knowing that the last assembly had
not enacted a new law changing or graduating the penalties. When the
jury returned tor turtner instruction
regarding "affray" the judge did not
explain it then. After the Jury had
been discharged it was brought oat
that they had all believed that
"affray and unlawful assembly" car
ried a much lighter penalty than
"riot," and that the two charges car
ried a nominal fine and short im
prisonment.
Judge Finletter was in frequent consultation with Judge Evans and
the district attorney, following the giving of the murder case to the jury. Following this conference the
judge stated to the defense attorneys
i that "If they would withdraw their
motion for new trial" that the dis
trict attorney would nol pros the
murder charges, that he would not
under any circumstances grant bail and that he would Impose the max
imum sentenco of two years on all
the defendants on the charges of
"affray and unlawful assembly." Very Much Disappointed
The; district attorney is said to b
very much disappoints.! at the verdict in the Evans case as he believed it was the strongest he had. Immediately fallowing the verdict he refused to talk with the Klan attorneys but did not hesitate to talk with the attorneys for the Lilly defendants, it is said.
FOR SALE
BATH ROOM, COMPLETE, $90.00. First grade enamel ware only. E. M. Hardin Co., 3220 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind. 8tdmlst
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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 most bo in this office by noon on Monday oi publication week.
MAN WHO WOULD IP SEAT MAYFIELD SUED
Claim Made He Used Money Paid Him Through Mistake by Telegraph Company
FOR SALE TWO HOUSES AND two lots; cheap, for cash; on corner, in good neighborhood; call evenings. Mrs. N. A. Buckner, 1202 Haugh St. 27
K. K. K. PENNANTS RED, WHITE and Blue sample, 50c; doz., wholesale. $3.00; 1,000, $225.00. Klan fez, $1.00. Brand new design solid green gold ring, $15.00. Catalog free. Agents wanted. National Emblem Co., Box 524, Dept. 67, Omaha, Nebr. Aug.29
Stopt Look! Listen! Kum to a one hundred per cent American Protestant Christian Endeavor Social given by Belmont Ave. TJ. B. Endeavor Society. Place, corner of Howard and Belmont, West Indianapolis; time, June 28th. A. M. Shaw, pastor; Fern Middaugh, president. 27
KLAN MAKES INROADS ON OLD PROCEDURES
Hamilton County , Ohio, Undergoing a Change Siftce Advent of Organization
D. & P. COFFEE CO. Wholesale and Retail Stand 538, East Side City Market and 909 Fort Wayne Areirae Try our Breakfast Blend Coffee 32c Lb. Superior Blend Coffee 35c Lb.
KLANSMEN AGENTS WANTED. To get acquainted we will send all the following goods for $5.00. One gold plated Klan pocketpiece $1.00; one Klan ring $5.00; Fiery Cross
button or pin $2.25; Klan button
$1.50; Spinning Klan charm $2.50. All these samples worth $12.25, sent
for only $5.00. And your money
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ED JACKSON TO SPEAK The Beech Grove M. E. Church, corner Ninth and Alton streets, Beech Grove, Indiana, win give a special program Sunday evening, June 29, at 7:45. The main feature of the service will be an address by Mr. Ed Jackson. A large crowd is expected. We want the people of Beech Grove and elsewhere to know that we are backs of Mr. Jackson. Come early and get a good seat. 27
Lawn fete and speaking at Brookside U. B. Church, Eleventh and Olney streets (East Tenth car line),
Tuesday, July 1. Major Minton of the American Rescue Mission will talk to women at 2 p. m. and to men
and women at 8 p. m. Subject:
Behind Closed Doors." 27
KLANSMEN AND KLANSWOMEN
You should use printed stationery
for your correspondence, whether
for personal, business or professional purposes. We are making a special of 100 sheets of Hammermill
Bond letterheads, size 6x9, with 100
envelopes to match, printed with
your name, business (if any), and address, not over four lines of print
ing, for $1.50, cash with order, 250
ot each for $2.50, 500 of each for $5.00. Paper ruled or unruled, state
which. The Courier, Morocco. Ind
July 4"
For two hours of good, hearty
laughter, come and see the big Minstrel Show given at West Park M. E. Community House, one and one-half
miles west of West Washington street
car line and one square south of Washington street, Tuesday, July 1, at 8 p. m. Under the auspices of the
Fleming Garden Hustlers.- Proceeds to apply on pledge to building fund of Fleming Gardens Church of Christ.
Admission, children, 10c ; adnlfs, 20c.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM IN modern home ; gentleman pre
ferred. 1401 N. Alabama St. 27
MISCELLANEOUS
HIAWATHA GARDENS 100 Addition
27
PAPER HANGING AND CLEANING
First-class work; latest samples,
E. H. Jordan, phone Webster 8751. 27
A lawn social will be given by
Mason Bible Class for the benefit of building fund of Southern Avenue
Baptist cnurcn, southern avenue
near Shelby street, one block east
of Garfield Park, Saturday night,
June 28. Hon. Ed Jackson and Mrs. Hurlbert will speak. Special entertainers, all kinds of refreshments
eountry store, novelty stand, prize
flower, garden, museum of curios Drive out; watch for huge illumi
nated . cross- seventy-nve feet In air.
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MAN AS MANAGER FOR INDIANA for money-making proposition. See
our art on page -5. Write today
Patriot PubUoluug Co., Columbus, O. 27
WANTED 1,000 SALESMEN AND
dealers to handle greatest song hit ever written, "Awake, Ye Klansmen." No capital needed. Act quick for $100.00 prize. Harmony Music Pub
lishers, 1006 Burdette St, Mishawaka,
Indiana. tf
JOHN W. WHETSTINE 4314 Fast 2lst St Webster 5136 GROCERIES AND MEATS
MINNESOTA GROCERY MEAT MARKET 801 Pi. Sherman Drive Phone Irrlngton 0304 QCALITY-ONLI T11E FIJiEST S
DETROIT MASONS BUILD DETROIT, Mich. In addition to the $4,000,000 Masonic temple now being erected the Masons of this city are planning the erection of a $2-00,-000 temple for Flndlater lodge and associated bodies. Highland Park lodge and its associated bodies are working for an addition to their temple, and Tyrian lodge and Loyalty lodge each contemplate new homes.
HOUSEWIRING and ELECTRICAL FIXTURES Otlnotra Cheerfully Glrn A. C. WIRICK
Dresrl ?2tW
F. L. CAREY, D. C. Chiropractor 443 CENTURY BLDG. Phones Offlfr. Main 3232 Residence, Webster 6014 Hoars II to 12il5, 2 to 5, 7 to 8
WOLMA BROTHERS Metal Work. 2109 Phone Harrtson 2003.
FOR SHEET Ashland ave. Junel3tf
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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.
registprlngin 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 headquarters, 3215 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind.
(Bureau Publication and Education) WASHINGTON, D. C, June 24. Scott Woodward, of Fort Worth, Texas, one of the two attorneys who has been trying his worst to unseat Senator Mayfield, of Texas, for the
last six months, has been sued by the Western Union Telegraph Company for the -recovery of $1,800, money paid to him which the company alleged did not belong to him Suit was filed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court, on June 14 for this amount, together with all costs and interest since June 5, 1924. Attorney Paul E. Lesh, of Wash
ington, representing the telegraph company, says that an agent of the telegraph company, at Breckenridge, Texas,' on June 5 received $200 for telegraph transmission to Mr. Wood
ward, who has been staying at the
Shoreham hotel in this city. Money
is transmitted by wire in code and Lesh says the WTong word was used which indicated that the telegraph
company made the mistake and in
stead of paying Woodward $200 he
was given $2,000.
Mistake Is Discovered The mistake was discovered by the
company the next day, June 6, and demand was made on Wood-ward for the return of the $L800. One of the company's officials then talked with Woodward about the matter on June
7, and Woodward said he had been expecting funds from Texas and that
he had presumed the amount he re
ceived was correct. He said he had
used the money and could not return it that day. He promised that the matter would be straightened up by June 10. This was not done- and the
telegraph company filed suit on June
14, acting on instructions from headquarters in New York, which decided to take no chances because Woodward is a transient in Washington. Scott Woodward is one of the two men who have been in Washington since last November actively engaged in the Peddy-Mayfleld senatorial election case. He has been asso
ciated with Luther Nickefs, trying
in every way to embarrass and
handicap Senator Mayfield in his
senatorial duties. Criminal Action Possible
The case as far as it has gone Is
only a civil action. When, asked if the matter did not border on criminal action, Attorney Lesh says that depends on whether Woodward pays
back the money as demanded and
whether or not he kept the money
with a gntlty knowledge that he re
ceived tea times as- m-ik's waa sent
to- him.
(Special to The Fiery Cross) CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 24. The old order of things here in Hamilton county of packing juries, school boards and the like, to say nothing of public schools, with non-Protes
tants of a most pronounced type, is slowly changing as the Klan spirit and sentiment is forging to the front in all affairs, public and private. There was a time in Hamilton county when only non-Protestants were wanted on juries, school boards of ublic schools, with non-Protes-tion at Schnectady, New York, Pittsand in the public schools, but the Klan mind has been working here and is snaking considerable inroads on public attention. Nowadays the
change seems to be for the better and on the merit system and not on the private religious affiliation or pull that was so manifest In the past. There is a growing sentiment everywhere for all-American, Protestant school teachers, especially in
the public schools of our land. And why not? The non-Protestant school teacher has his or her opportunity in the private and parochial schools of the country; therefore, it is only right and fair that our boy3 and girls who attend the public schools
should be taught, tutored, educated
in an ail-American way by real American, Protestant, school- teach
ers. All honor and praise to the superintendent and principal who has the nerve to insist on such teachers from the school boards of the
country.
WANTED Men and women experienced as fraternal organizers to w&rk in their own home territory; state territory -will be awarded the first who can qualify; attractive proposition, excellent income for right people ; each organizer must be able to furnish bond. Address American Protestant Lodge, 718
Peoples Bank Bldg.. Indianapolis. Ind.
JAPAN NOT TO ISSUE
ANOTHER PROTEST
Expected to Forward Note in Few Days Acknowledging Receipt of U." S. Reply
THREE SALESMEN WANTED FOR Indianapolis; also four salesi'en to cover Indiana for a well-established, high-rated firm; make full and complete application. Box 270, co Fiery Cross. 27
FREE Klansmen's Creed (Two-Color Reproduction)
THE FIERY CROSS PURLISniNG COMPANY, 580 Century Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Gentlemen! I nni here will enflosrntr 12.00 for ft one-year subscription- to Th Fiery Cross mid a copy of the Klansmen's Creed. Name Street City State (Pleaso print name)
WANTED MAN WITH SMALL CAPital to invest in Chemical Mfg. Co. to locate here in the city of Indianapolis. We now have laboratories in Chicago and are doing a nice busi
ness witn a net pront or izsb per week. For information write Mr.
E. G. Boerger, Box 265 Fiery Cross
Indianapolis, Ind. 27'
TOKIO, June 20. Foreign Minister
Shidehara has reported to the Prince
Regent the receipt of the American
reply to Japan's protest against the United States immigration law bar
ring Japanese.
After the foreign minister had re
turned from the imperial palace.
Premier Kato called at the foreign
office and conferred with him. It
is understood that the subject was
the desirability of making a further
protest to the United States.
However, it is learned authorita
tively that Japan does not now con
template another "solemn protest.
such as that recently presented to
the Washington government, though
it is probable that a note will be
sent shortly acknowledging receipt
of the American reply.
DETROIT, Mich., June 20 A sys
tematic search of the estate of Edsel
B. Ford, president of the Ford Motor
Company, for the place where ap
proximately $100,000 worth of jew
elry stolen from the home last Sat
urday night is believed to have been hidden, was in progress today. No
new developments, beyond the ex
pression of detectives working on the case that they believed ' the jewelry had been secreted on the estate, have been reported.
The theory that the jewels are on
the grounds was strengthened by the
finding of the jewel case containing
two necklaces hidden in some shrub
bery. The case is being, closely
guarded to preserve the finger prints found on it
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., Phone Main 3170. 27
HIAWATHA GARDENS 100 Addition
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FIREWORKS
KLAN FIREWORKS Especially prepared for open-air Klonklaves. R. D. McCullough, Box 42, New Castle. Pa.
Aug. 15
To Lessen Crime
NEW YORK More than 100 prom
inent New York business men and
women have joined the Marshall
Stlllman movement "Committee of
One Thousand to Lessen Crime.'
It is most probable that nobody could make Vollva of Z!on City, who claims the earth is flat, believe that the round-the-world flight actually took "place. His belief that the world is flat possibly arises from the fact that at some time a school teacher told him the world was shaped like his head.
BONDS ARE ISSUED TO
REPAY GOVERNMENT
Rock Island Prepares to Re
fund Obligations to R. R. Administration
ORLVS STOLEN GEMS SOUGHT ON GROUNDS
THE
BUSINESS OF BOOKS
LIBRART
For this is the brotherhood of
readers, who are responsible, we like to think, for the books which circulate, usually, every little while.
but sometimes quite often. We- are not talking of those written by our Greys, our Wrights, or our Dells, or
even our "Outlines of That and That," which seize upon us period
ically (or serially) even as the desire
to play marbles used to seize upon us about March first each year.
We refer to the quiet, hard-work
ing books which libraries place upon their shelves. Sometimes they are gay, sometimes they are solemn.
sometimes they are jovial, but always they are serious. They go about their business in a steady, effi
cient manner; indeed, so quietly that to the unthinking the public library often seems principally the distributing station for the books of the moment -
NEW YORK, June 20. Announce
ment has been made of the first
of the note issues to refund
the obligation of the railroads
to the railroad administration, Speyer & Co. and Dillon, Read & Co
have purchased, subject to the ap
oroval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, a hew issue of $10,000
000 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
five-year 5 per cent secured notes
due July 1, 1929, and have placed
them privately with investors at 99 and interest, to yield about 5.25 per
cent. The terms of the issue provide for the pledge of $15,000,000 first and refunding mortgages 4s as security for the loan with 20 per cent margin to be maintained. Proceeds of the issue are to.be used to redeem $8,000,000 of the company's 6 per cent notes given to .the director general for general additions and betterments and for other corporate purposes.
CORNER STONE LAID DESPLAINES, 111. The Masonic lodge of. this city laid the corner stone of a new' temple on ASril 12th1.
lThe building when completed Wilt
cost $175H.
K K K "The New Big Hit" "Wake TJp, America, sad KIuck-Kluck-Kluck." Other Side, "Hold 'er, Newt, They're After Us Mall $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 Tirglnia Ave.
Any Information forwarded to The Fiery Cross,, and . which Is considered confidential by the writer, will kindly be addressed to 680 Century Building, Indianapottsr Bepfc- W
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KNIGHT VALE w V V V THt fV K f
Here at last A
fartmn story.
woven in and
around that "mysterious hooded body The Kn
Klux Klan. A-
story of I,ove,
Intrigue. Patrio
tism attd Adven
tare. Written by
the master story
teller, wm. A
Saxon said by m&RY to be the
most astonishing
book of the aire
Paper back ' 75c
cloth, stamped in srold, $1.25. Send
'oday for a copy
1'ATRIOT FUB1.1SHING CO, Dept. W, Columbus, O. Agents wantod Stories wanted. Cash and royalty. 1
TRANSFER ATI) TRUCKING Long Distance Hasting F E. AYRES TRANSFER 1501 E. RaynwS St Brestef 74t
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NEW AND USED GOODS FURNITURE, STOVES, TOOLS E.H.COOK SSe-S58 E. WaxhinSTfon St. Phone, Circle 2145
We Are Manufacturers of fflgkestUunllty CEMENT BLOCKS We JIoofftsre t Meet Tonr Requirements Location, Vermont and Eagle Creefc CENTURY BLOCK MTG. CO. Phone Belmont 30A5 1-R Honle C-l, Box 254, Tntfnsnnpell
Fred C. Owen, Pres. D. . Owen, See.-Trens. RIVERSIDE COAL CO. Dealers in All tke Best Grades of COAL Eugene' Street and Canal Randolph 024,1
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED A?f D REPAIRED Shenrs and Edgre Tools Sharpened M. A. DAETC 43 Virginia Ave. Tel. Main 7188 Res. DR. 8171
TRUTH HtWfKSTY THE KRUGE BROS. CO. Electricians and Tinners Blectrleal Appliances, Fixturesand Lamps Irrtnarton 0477 4107 E. IWicfeteaa St. Indianapolis
CONSOLIDATED REALTY A5D INSURANCE AGENCY Life, Fire, Health and Accident 801 City Trust Bldg. Lincoln 3507
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Hizfc-Grads Gasoline, Ofn
Crease Ford . Paxta Virm, Tab aad Aeeaaeaw S801 Massachusetts Arena
PHOTOGRAPHS 100 Per Cent Service and 100 Per Cent Quality. National Studio 23 North Pennsylvania Aetna Bank Bldg.
Market Stand 67-68 Lincoln S47 SPENCER BROS. Baiters of FIXE CAKES ABFD PASTRY Cakes for Parties and Weddla 613 East Wah.tnaTtoa Street
THE PEN SHOP Largest assortment of fountain pen and meehantcai pencils ia the state. Expert Repairlmt JOHN K. KELLER IS7 Tf. Illinois St. Circle 4104 2nd Floor Indianapolis
E. F. MONN COAL CO. COA'L Sewer Ttla. Flu Lining Cement. Lime. Plaster TiktiArf. ibs Walaat it, Pbsot, Saiam: l,)
ioo mrtmoftQTt osoo W. C. SUTTON ODORLESS Dry Cleaner 40OS E. KEW YORK ST.
Building and Contracting New Homes Built. Remodeling and Job Work. Estimates Free. Prompt Service. EARL METZ Reference Harrison 393J
Vulcanizing as It Should Be Done ROGERS USED TIRES, ANY SIZE GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES 3115 W. Washington SL Belmont 43Qfr
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.&0 nickel silver, 50c, three for $1; fiery Cross Hats, 25c, 75c dozen; Fiery Cross Balloons, 15c, 60c doaen; Fiery Cross Stick Pins, red sets, 25c; Fiery Cross Badge, 15c; Kute Klan Kewpie Badge, 15c; the Night Hawk and K. K. K. Badge, 15c; the Flag I Love Pennant, 12x30, 50c. Just to get acquainted we will send ten nice samples, no two alike, for $1. Notice, secretaries of local klan organiza- ' ttona and chairmen of entertainment committees it will pay you to get our price list and catalog. Agents wanted in every state in the Union. Factory, 63 North Holmes avenue. P. 0.Box 563y Hangftrllle Siav Indianapolis, lad. Phone Bel, S562
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