Fiery Cross, Volume 4, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1924 — Page 2
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THE FIERY CROSS Friday, November 14, 1924 1
LODGES ASKED TO AID FIGHT
AGAINST KLANi!
Here and There in Klandom i
l:OMK, A('TIN THKOFCll YHiILANt'K BODY, I.KADM AVAR ON OKI) Kit Fraternal Hodies Called n by Papists to lirmmnf Protectant Americans Attack Helots
UVl.l.Y IS A SUCCESS V.IXFIKI.n. Kas. The Klan rally held t the t'.rnnd theater proved a
uwc success. The theater was filled.
Mi'.r.y visitint;- Klansmen were pros
it Tor til" ereitiony. regard; of
the had weather and muddy mads. An excellent program in which sev
eral prominent local Klansmen par
aUW OUT OF DOORS Ii;i.AN'n. I-'la. On the spacious K'rounds surrounding their Klavern, I'djanil Klansnien held -the lirst initiation of this quarter.
MANY TAKE OATHS HKKSHAM. Ore. Oresham
frovi-
tlcipated w as rendered. The theater I n-i nera its regular meeting v. as decorated very appropriately for'" Odd Fellows halt here and a lare the affair. The meetinu war, eniiv- ! '' K as inducted into citizenship
euro by the Wellington tUat't
i the close of the meeting at the thva-
(Sj.crial to The Fiery ('diss) 1.IOO.UC. I'a., Nov. 10. Papal iocs of I'rote slant Americanism have
t j in th? Invisible Ktnpire. The degree
team trom Kstacaua Ivlan assisted in
ter. Die Ktanamen adjourned to the : on iue uiuoit: wi., u.u local KlHvorn whera refreshments i w Particularly impressive. After the
w . re served.
j roKular session of the Klonklave adjournment was taken to the banquet
i-iv- . : hall. where the Klansnien were JOIN AH Kit SVF.hA.il joined bv some thi. lv members of I.KXINiiTOX. lxy A larse public ,)ie Women's Klan. and all enjoyed "'"'fliiiK of the county unit of the , the refreshments provided. Klai. was held near here. After the '
i speaker mad. his address many
MiLLOer! e:irds A larye numhr of
seized on a new plan to discredit the j candidates took the oath while- a Ktl Kins Klan. They have wormed hre fiery cross nearby made the their way Into the Xatlonnl Vicilance 1 livht for the occasion. Anst" iii'um Hiitl have now (aile-l cn
all fraternal bodies lit the Cnitcd State to denounce tho patrli.it.it: orp.iiniutiRU. Tlicy arc seeking to secure the pa.ssnge of an antl-niask liill ia every slate in tho l':iiii. A t;.-ws artic le in the :Vr,i n t on I'lac-H : ,iniii!Ti of the ii; , l.i :ve itsso.-iat oil plans. Tile association will ve. i io as.-istaree ami co-op -r-Htioi .if n!l philn nthropie, fraternal, social and military iirKanir:i! on:;. 111-
!!(!. II I'lllST I'AIH!)!: ; rillllSTIANSBl'Kt;. Va.--The n.-st Klan demonstration in this vicinily juris held here Thousands witnessed lit Tlie first event was a parade through the main streets, followed by a ;-obli.' lecture. Here the residents ' o!' i his communiiy had mi opnortunjit. to bear the truth t onccrninH' the i A no-rican order.
niSlM.AY IMtIZE (IP VAST LTVF.ni'OOL, O. The citizens of Eat Liverpool will be given an opportunity to see the beautiful
i up which the Klan band from this unit won at the Klonklave at Cantoo, (). This cup, which is very beautiful, as well as valuable, will ne displayed in a local storo window. 1'orir.al presentation of the trophy was m-de at the Columbiana Klonklave. held near Lisbon.
GIVE CHURCH FLAG ALAMfvDA, Cal. Three members oi Ku Klux Klan of this eity in full regalia, with masks raised, marched to the altar of the First Methodist I'hurc'h, and presented the pastor, Uev A. B. Gilbert, wfth a silk American flag on behalf of Alameda Klan, for which ha thanked the Klansmen most heartily." The three Klansmen then departed and were met at the door by other Klansmen.
HOLD FINE MEETING XAVASOTA, Tex. Klansmen of this vicinity recently held one of the most enthusiastic meeting's ever seen in this section of the country. The
official lecturer of Province No. 4 was the principal speaker. Kiankraft is gaining headway in this section in a r.iost encouraging manner.
PACIFIC COAST
AWAITSC0M1NG OF KLAN CHIEF
What the Juniors Are Doing
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON HEAR IMPERIAL WIZARD
TO
Dr. Evans to Speak in Portland on November 18 Elaborate Preparations Behig 3ade
Ttl.KS OV ORDER ! I.ONoKi:. Ark.- I'.cv. I. Hoyd Went;ei. pastor of the Wright Avenue 'christian Church. l.Utle Kock. has I been holding a series of meetings in
ke. Mr. Weiikrer has delivered
b-lures oi the Ku
ludiiiK Hie M isonic order, K-.ijfVs of I'ythlas. Patriotic sV.ns of Am.-rica, Aniericfin Lsiiin, Kiwanis. Rotary. LtiMis, anil a ir.irnner of other lodyvs a nri c'.tibs i-.f like na'urr. Th mem
bers of th"se orsa niz.itions will bel l.'i'la'. Mr. nuked to co-otierate with the National I'' cumber of
A iKilai.ce ssociation by rxpeilinir all ! K1l'x K1'in her ' aIul f'lsewhere in .. then- members who are K la nsmen. ! ' '"' slate. lb- de.ivered a series of , , , , . 1st rutins in l.ouoko on "Tile Bible The ant.-maskln bill will bi-pre- ;im ,,s l :lUln t() Mod..r (-iviliza. senliil at toe ne).t meeting 01 ' '"' t ion " 1 'er tisvl va ii ia stale legislature in .Ian- , '
uar. i:vry member of the senate; and b-stsiatiire will be asked vhther or not he will vote for the bill, and j !'l". iirc.isur.- will be brought to 'near upon 1 N'o.
thosi' who are noncommi I ta I.
JOIN' CRLRRR VTION KlXfJS MOITNTAIN". N. C. At the celebration of the victory at Kings Vnnntain the Ku Klux Klan tool; an important part. They joined the celebration by putting on a larse float artistically decorated with various articles settins forth the prlneip es of the organization. This was accompanied by several horsemen in roiien and curs filled with Klansmen in their hoods and robes.
IIF.AR TWO LECTURES FT. THO.MAS, Ky. A largre crowd lilled the city hall to listen to a Klan lecture, held for men only, and were rewarded with line talks by Hev. W. F'. llres'ory and Hev. John X. Cloe. Tlie adtlresseH were on "Americanism" and "Why the I'. S. A. Needs tho Ku Klux Klan Today."
t. W.H1G CF.RF.MOV lACOLA. Kla. Kseambia Klsn
irepariiiK for a monster
Is
Attacks on Klan A recent announcement of the Vigilance Association reads as follows: "That croup of rebellions men who met secretly on the summit of Ktone
per, air demonstration Thanksirivins I'ay Tlie membership of all Klans for many miles around will be inviled to participate. Candidates for initiation in both the Knights and Wom'-n nf the K'u Klux Klan will ! admitted at this titn . ThLs will
llciuntiin near Atlanta, some yea rs I iv the lirsl tim aco, to r'Kiti'lle the beacon fires of i have been fivt the outl.ine.i Ku Klux Klan. i u named i see ib.. Women the heart of T!-en everywhere u ho. in parade and
liiirsliifcT liati s. sought the sl;roul of the 'night rider' for the secrecy with which : cloaked their actions, and a ritual of Americanism as a mantle of ri-rp -' i ability are the leaders in a revolution that is shaking the social, economic. political anil religious si rue: m-c-; of this country to their Verv foundations. "Foment -n:: a liat'e.I of I ho Jewish people that, after HO'i years of tolerance, is djilv finding expression in acts of violence and cunning; crtielty surpassing the tortures of old world pogrom-; a rinsing a distrust of devout I'aiii'iii.' whose adventurous pri'-st:; l':-u. planted the rros' in a land Hat wis yet to be deJicated to reliftivu freedom; oppressing tlie nefcro, who for sixty years has made a i '.aiiiC, , attempt to prove himself worthy o" the trust the great Lincoln r.-tios .-d i'i him; fhwarting 'he efforts
that the public will i an opportunity to f the Ku Klnv; Klan In their ritualistic
work -h:Tc. Their work will be carri"d on simultaneously wilh that of the men. jus! a short distance from i Ic latter and In tlie. same fie'.d.
PAYS FI!0 TRIBITK .JOHNSTOWN. Pa. "Owen H. Poor-baui-h, Johnstown's martyred Klansniini. dared to live and dared to die for those things that he thought were veeth while. He set before us an example of patriotism and resoluteness of purpose that can not be depreciated." Before a gathering of nearly 1 a, 000 """ members of the Ku Klux Klan and others assembled in Crrndrtew cemetery. Rev. J. F. Strayer, pastor of the Latrobe United I'rethren church and a member of the order, paid this tribute to the late Mr. Poorbaug-h.
FIRST KLAN' HI 'RIAL f:ni:i;XFIi:r.D. la Creenfleld sawits first Klan funeral in the burial
of Mrs. Alvin Benedict, a member of
the women's auxiliary of the organization. Nearly 20 0 Klansmen and Klanswomtn assembled attired in the full regalia of the order, to pay respect and homage to their departed member. The members formed a human cross about the grave. The local organizer for the women of the
Ku Klux Klan spoke of the loyalty and allegiance of the departed member.
AI1J COLORED CHURCH WASHfN'ttTON. N. J. The Mt. Tisgah M. K. Church, colored, has been enabled to lift a mortgage which has hunt- over the church for years as a result nt the aid and assistance of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.
MOXTilS Starting from
W.L!STON. X. II
'Ii' very ivrnuml floor with not a nr-mber in the oily or imrroundine; ' -riilnrv. i--s than eitilil months a go.
Williston Klan has k'rnu'ii to a mber.siiip of nearly 2.000 members, active and looking for more. At
nt regular mectiiifr one of tin
ONLY TWO STAY OUT - - .SlfKI.BYVlLLK. Ky.-llore than I.ooo citizens attended an invitational nieetltiK of the Ku Klux Klan here and were favored with an American talk. At the close of the addreasi, every man elijih', except two, siiriied cards for membership.
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a nr. st ; tilt'!!- d w a t . 1;
ind most enthusiastic rrnwrh I IsniinR cross at their head.
ci! and a Mi into the
v-rv l.-irtro class order.
Mild am! i;ions of those hardy, tlinity
sens of :!:.- nlotio-r count riis om ! to i 'iv siiores .seeking -lif'
city 'am) Ihe p-irsuit of happiness' Kiia; ei'o-il !li";-.i by our en as ; i t u M on. the Ku Klii-c Klan is rnpHU de..op-
COMJt' TS I5F.VIVM. PIC A VTX F Miss - Re v. WilWa-rn MrPouu'til, I'reshy terian clernvman. nctivl Scottish Rite Mason and K!a.n
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HATH I.onSTER FEAST LOCK I.AN1 1. Me. A meetir tr of the Ku Khix Klan was held in Vinathaven, members being present from various parts of the state. With a
30fl
Klansmen. in uniform, marched from
the steamboat wharf to Memorial I'ai k. Supp.--r.was served in Memorial M.iM by the; women of the Klan, the feast beinsr featured, of course, by ' of the island's famous products lobster.
HKAIt REALM IlKAD JACKSON, Miss. At the regular meetinff of Jackson Klan No. 7, Women of the Ku Klnx Klan, the Realm Commander was present as a visitor, attired in the striking regalia of her office-, and pave to the membership a brief account of the meeting of stateheads held recently at Chicago.
TO ERECT BUILDING MOUNT V15RNON, Wash. The membership of SUajfit Valley Klan No. 28 is- s;rowirs so rapidly the members have decided to construct a building all their own. A site has already been selecred Yn "a high hill overlooking; the city o Mount Vernon and a bomb-proof offlcewill he erected in the near future. More than 100 automobiles were parked on the grounds at the last Klonklave he'd here.
(pcfial to The Fiery Cross) PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 10. Portland is going to have the opportunity of hearing the head of the Knights of the Ku Klnx Klan, Dr. H. W. Evans, Imperial Wizard, deliver an address in person within a short time. Announcement is made by tho Grand Dragon of Oregon that Dr. Evans will visit this city on November 19 and that he will deliver an
address to a great, gathering ofjKlansmen and selected guests on the
evening or that date, at a place to bo designated later. rr. Kvans also will speak in Medford, which city he will visit on 1'rl-. day, November 21. In Medford the .meeting will be a daylight one, as Lir. Fvans leaves there for Calif ornlalaf
7:43 p, rrt. This will be the first time that the Imperial Wizard has visited Orecron and the raclfic coast section, and elaborate preparations are lieinjj; made to accord him a welcome befitting the importance of his high office. Because of his prominence as a national ftture, as well as the fact
that he Is the head of America' greatest patriotic fraternity. It ia
recognized that thousands of persons will be eager to see and hear Mr. Kvans on the occasion of his appearance here and in Medford. No public building in either city could begin to accommodate the vast throngs which would, under ordinary conditions, hasten to attend any gathering at which the Imperial Wizard was to be present. It has, therefore, been decided by the Grand Dragon that only Klansmen and IClanswomen and especially invited guests are to bo admitted.
RETIRXS FROM TRIP KANSAS CITY, Mo. The National Director of the Junior Ku Klux Klan recently returned from a trip through some of the eastern states. He conferred with the State Directors In Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. He also had personal conferences with the Field Directors of Chicago, Dayton, Springfield, Newark .and Zanesville. Prob
lems encountered in the regular course of activity in the different localities were worked out. Of special interest was tlie visit of the National Director to the Newark Field Director. The Xatior.al Director
spoke before the senior organization in Newark. In the early days of the formation of "the Klans throughout the country, the National Director of the Junior Ku Klux Klan organized the Licking county Ku Klux Klan at Newark.
TWO STATES MERGETV PITTSBURGv'Pa. Due to the res
ignation of the State Director of the Junior Ku Klux Klan of New Jersey, the State Director of Pennsylvania has become Divisional Director of
I Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
my friends, Is solved by the Junior Klansmen of today. The Junior organization was started Just a little over a year ago In the states of Ohio and Indiana, and since then we have become a national, organization. In this first year we have enrolled thousands upon thousands of honest-to-goodness, red-blooded American boys from the Atlantic to the Pacific: and
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf.
'These American boys insist that
there shall be but One Flag the
American Flag; One School the Free Public School; One Language the English Language. The Junior Klansmen also not only attend regularly some Protestant church, but contribute in a financial way to the upkeep of the same. "And of vital importance the Junior Klansmen believe in obedience to their fathers and mothers, and that honor Is the crowning virtue of American manhood. "The future of America depends
upon the training of its youth, and through the Junior Ku Klux Klan wo are teaching the boys the fundamental principles of citizenship, civic duties, Americanism. Th boys are. developing mentally, morally,, spiritually and physically."
ATTEND SUNDAY SCHOOL
VIXKLAND, N. J. On October 1!) the Cumberland county Junior Ku Klux Klan attended in full regalia the services at the Methodist Sunday school here. The Junior Klan orchestra provided the musjc for the services and the Junior Klan musical trio rendered several selections. A Junior Klansmah in full regalia delivered a beautiful opening prayer, in which he prayed that each Junior Klansman might keep his life as pure as the white robe of purity
which all Klansmen wear. The lesson, "The Parable of the Sower," was taught by a Woman of the Ku Klux Klan, who also addressed her audi
ence in full regalia. The superintendent of the Sunday school stated that an organization of boys like the Junior Ku Klux Klan met with his hearty approval.
TABERA'ACLE PACKED LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 10. Cadle Tabernacle, was packed last Thursday night ' for Dr. Edwin H. . Lougher, speaker for the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. who was arrested at this place in 1923 for attempting to make a Klan lecture, Dr. Lougher fought for the right of free speech and as a result of his victory, returned to complete his message.
KLAN OF TOMORROW KALAMAZOO, Mich. The State Director of the Junior Ku Klux Klan of Michigan addressed the state meeting of the .Knights of the Ku Klux
Klan, Women of the Ku Klux Klan and Junior Ku Klux Klan at Kala-
piazoo on October 25. Highlights from the address of the State Director of the Michigan Juniors follow: "I greatly appreciate the opportunity to address this magnificent gathering on the Klan of Tomorrow. .1 do not believe tlta-t I need offer any explana
tion on .just what the Klan of Tomorrow 'is, for I am sure that you all know . I refer to the Junior Ku. Klux Klan. Have you "ever given the Klan of Tomorrow any thought? "Have you wondered who 'wo'uld hold up the burning torch of Americanism when we of today must necessarily be compelled to hand It down'.' The answer.
WIN FOOTBALL GAMF. SAGINAW, Mich. The Saginaw Juniors held a public meeting at Hoyt park in this city. There was a very large attendance. A speaker explained the principles of the Junior order for Protestant American boys. A decided increase in the local membership was the direct result of the speaking. On October 11 the Saginaw Junior Klan football team trounced the Midland county Junior Klan. eleven 33-6. The game was at Mid
land. WEEK BIG SUCCESS LOS ANGKLES, Cal. Invitational week throughout California for Juniors was a great success. Many novel stunts were put on in the various Klaverns and much interest was evidenced by the Klansmen and Klanswomen who visited the meetings. More applications for membership in the Junior Ku Klux Klan were received this week than have beea. received for any previous week in tha history of the organization. The. Ontario Junior Klan band, composed of twenty-four pieces, f eatured some, of
the programs, and the crack degree team of the Colton Junior Klan gave the ritualistic work. FROM ONE TO t0 DANVILLE, 111. On July 17 ther was only one Junior Klansman in Danville. Immediately after the initiation of the first boy, there followed an initiation of forty mora candidates. Today the order has nioro than a hundred" members-.
TWO SIBES The Klan's side is never the lawbreaking side.
has been holding a revival
who lor th pmt two vr!;s at the I'res1 i b- : l' 1 1 t'i ,i u i'h u rrh here.
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in o.-ljl isi n t e ra t i n;t i-i-' iel i in our n.i t iona I life"; ;- I3:i ! -:!;. another effort on t he !: rvin Catholic orga ni..i -i'k tip Hi" Ku f 1 1 1 x Klan, Uo':.iii Catholic tinier inNat';onal Vigilance As-.o-t-ti has sprung up again, .called that 111- national t . tie ; when ti e con-l.-i th-::i p'lt ov-r a "list
of no- ,i,i .." i ll promin-'n: i.i. n.wlto den'.fl an. am lint ion with Hie ciatior. a 1.1 declared the association he no i -t t -. use Ho-ir n:.ni. . in l;.ir .r--fiai:ai;'t,i for liiiling the
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I'linuiin ISA ; RECUR PATHKSi )X. X J Passaic r.ml Heriren toiiiuy Klansmen ii,-ld their last outdoor mce'.init for the season at Ma. onin. Protestant women prepared and sei-v.'d th barbe. ue. which went tti-the aid and a:-sistaiic of the .-.immunity Protestant tliur.h. SKi-l FIRKWOltKS STi;i ni:.XVII.I,F.. o.- The Klan of ;this county met on the Walker farm, one-ltaf mile east of town. A large attendant.-- was present. A elass of t-.i to! idat es was initiated, f ate in the "M-ninn" a tin-- fireworks display lit. ii-i tlie bills e;ii of town. This feature was l ImniiiB 111 y .njoverl by a! who wre fortunate enough to vi-'w-It.
I'lSTCR given nao AVIT.Y, fa. Fifty Monroe county Klansmen presented $50 to the minister of tlie church of Avery. The leader of the Klan expressed the appreciation of tile order for the pastor's untiring effort to promote Christian' fellowship in this community.
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JIHKT IV THE OPK' Bi'iONKVILLK," Ark. A notable - Kliiu ceremonial was held under the I aitspices of the Petit Jean " Valley Klan. A large class was initiated in - the open where it was witnessed by thousands. The state degree team ' from Tattle Rock Klan No. 1 was in elial'tje.
Sim C e ri'.eniliers of tlie Iloiuan (' -lliiiii,- l.-'i . li have ple.le.'.l theill-h..lw-s I., l.cht to the last ditch In older to br.nt: about th- ultimate defeat ,,f tl rirat.ization which pro-po-.es to nee t eat tlie pi in-:i:'l".s of Ani.-viea i-ism are not permitted to be buried under ih" propagandi sent t.ut from 'he Vatican, it Is no surprise to tho no-mber-. "f the Klan that tlie unmasking "f individual! should nuain l.e a i tempted. r i...;.... .1 . . . .. I . . it t . 1 I., ilm
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"anl.ation, this latest at.'" '-' ""- ""tuioii Jnu nerun.
I'I. OKIINS HOLD MEET ST. PKTUP.SBUrj;. Fla. Olustee Klan No. 20 of this city held another Lof;eij-air Initiation ceremony here.
leaping the Whirlwind
Buy one of our rebuilt, stoves now and save enough
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(Continued from Page 1) creatures of flic Klan, ride into public office?" That question is answered
(.1 in th" next paragraph of the Times article by requesting their readers
pat riol ic tack by a stin ninl unit Klii-i Kl l.i.i i-a-j
llor.ians will
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and
city serve
further the activity Knights of th,- Ku its attendant au-
l ins, were it not mi-do stious, in view of ( lie fact that a newspaper would dencend to such depths of innuendo, would be quite fitting for the
columns of a publication devoted to wit and sarcasm. The implication j of lite Times ftlsat paper did not have the courage actually to ike ai direct, "lateinent :,o absurd) that "creatures of the Klan" were in power in llerrin and Williamson county. 111., where Klansmen have been murdered in cold blood, is worse than ridiculous. Whatever else the world believes about Herrin, 111., ii knows that the sheriff of Williamson county is a Unman Catholic Italian, masquerading as an Irishman after changing i lie spelling of his name. The world is quite aware that he has been arrested on a charge of being connected with murder plots; that he has In en indicted m different charges; and that the whole machinery there has be, n us ed aquinst the. K:i Klux Klan apt! individual Klansmen. To point cot Ileirin, where Mood was spilled by onttws protected by politics, bei'tire the klan existed there, and where foreigners dominated, Is worse than absurd. Why Single Out H-oston Just why Houston was used by tlie Times writer remains a mystery and it ia:i only be surmised I hat. he. chose that city because it is a long way from Indianapolis. -Reliable records fail to show even a most remote
reason or any clue to any possible fancy that might have caused him to siiii;!e out Houston. "The Ku Klux Klan," declared the Times, "must get out of politics in Indiana." In other words, are wc to assume that the Ku Klux Klan is 'to , try to stop such men as Dr. Carlton McCulloch, Mayor Samuel Lewis i Shank, of Indianapolis, Mayor George Durgan, of Lafayette, and other defeated candidates who appeal to the alien vote, from attempting to pot the
possible, and it is Man in pontics at least put uie ivian in pontics in tne minus or misffort will he sue-; informed persons by running for office on "anti-Klan platforms?" Also,
to stop the printing of such papers as the Indianapolis Times, Tolerance, factory local conditions n.i tll(, Tn(ijna Catholic and Record and snch surreptitious publications as . riforcment have aroused ; ... .;,, , ,.,i,r ,n..4l,tj i .u i-:u, .1 ci -r
t i - inrtiitw auu auuwj uw.un.jr uittiiiuutcti I.J y LUC IVXilglllB m LJ1C 1' laiuiug Circle, a Roman Catholic organization, which was so vitally interested in the campaign of Dr. McCulloch whom it aspired to place in the office of trovernoT of Indiana. According to the Times" fantastic Outburst, the Knights of the Flam-
Tir;?on .f th.- state, who was a viHi-j j (jjr.ie js a 3iaister organization with "murder in its eye and hatred i"V,;,'o wninin.' ihe.rmrrer'"1 1 1" heart." However, the Times didn't declare that a vote for Dr. Mci f'lillfifh wm n vntp fnr tho lvnifhti nf i Hp FLaminc Circle, nlthoiian
SEEK MEMBERS FOR GREENVILLE ORDER Five Tc ms Organized Winners to lie Given Banquet bv Chief of FtafT
.r;i-:i:. vii.i.k. s. , x-.v. in - ( ! r'ir ti !. Kl;ui iia :itatc n 11 n i ( 11 nirmtt-r.'h tp irnraiK.n. Kve fariiH Jiavc Nfi n 'r4:i nizid, rornprmiri!? pr:ictically nil t!.. m mhers, and ifti f f um i' harl ai work. Tito un tniif f. t ii rr- nf i hi ram pn I km t hn t I he fnit i i n.i mT'ly fr mAm hris a lone, li it f m- p- rson n !. Th- n i in m to K't .'it fn.Miy rf th ronrcv n t a ti v rtflzniM .'if th city ani county intf
t h' t.rK .1 i.at t'n a c i rtn ir; 1 1... r t he r h .-, f 1 1 1 .
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mi iy of i h- hvt citizens hrc, nni thy art ft;iiizin: that tho Klan Is n as-Ticy thriHjuh whirh better cotid tirnf may he hnniRht about. Th- rhjcf of Staff of th Cratid
PUOTESTANT HOSPITAL
iCulloch was a vote for the Knights of the Flaming Circle, although
i logically (Times logic not ours) It would have been, inasmuch as ita mem- ! Kttru wurii to man for fir 1rFiillrkCh TK0 TliuAa rbowo ta utLlcb lilnto-i
TO BE STARTED SOON Kd JaekHon, who resigned hh offie lo serve lo tke world war, a Protestant rhrt.n gentleman, lieM In -fcrh ostem by th ritlswn of IndlHRn. We ciiui'i s uniSTi, Tex.. Nov. in. ! belief e bH ovrwbflmisx uuijorlty on 5ovembr 4 will at least, even t tke
II haH been announced here that actual worl; on the first unit of th T'rd Ilobert-s Memorial Hospital will be commenced just as soon as ubcriptlond are paid. Over $40, 001 has been raised In cash and subscriptions by Dr. M. K. Broaddus, and as soon s these aubscrlptlona are paid 175,009 more la promised, which will be more than enough to complete the drat nit
Time, give some stability to that statement
Trotsky and La Follette "Indiana wants no Trotsky or Lenine lording it over all the people In tho Interest of the lew," says the Times. Quite true, but what has that to do with the question in hand? Nothing except that flowery phrase was merely one of the Times' implications. The Times certainly believes that a few Intelligent persons read its columns and to those persons the implication meant nothing bot the Times also knew, Tfhea It first lilfted the (Continued on Paze 71 ' !
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