Fiery Cross, Volume 4, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1924 — Page 8

THE FIERY CROSS Friday, November 21t 1924 raur nn I? ' .I eSS88e tsssesz tSSSSSi iSSSSSi esessez ROMAN NUNS REFUSE TO OBEY ELECTION LAW

PAGE EIGHT

BOWLES ASKS FOR RECOUNT IN ELECTION

STICKER CASDIDATE" IS BELIEVED TO HAVE WON OUT

Both of Ills Opponents Are Members of Knights of Columbus Wrote Name In on Ballot

Intolerance:

Who Is Practicing It in the United States?

Since the Organization of the Knights of the Kn Klux Klan, the Word "Intolerance" Has Been Applied to Protestants by Officials of the Roman Hierarchy, Who Formerly Boasted of Their Own "Intolerance." The Roman Corporation of Late Has Tried to Shift to Protestantism the Blame for Intolerance in America. In This Series of Articles a Special AVriter for The Fiery Cross Is Telling Truthfully and Clearly the Facts of the Practice of Intolerance In This Country. Editor's Note.

ARTICLE 3 T WAS pointed out last week that beautifully-phrased sentences, "negative insinuations" and declarations made by persons opposing the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan can not dispel the facts as they exist. Vehement speeches by Roman Catholic orators, well-worded

editorials by followers of the papacy and ridiculous statements by Roman Catholic dignitaries can not gloss over the fact that Protestants have ever been tolerant ; neither can they refute the fact that mobbing of non-Catholics throughout the country does take place and that it is

a rank snow 01 intolerance.

I

FIVE SISTERS GIVE ASSUMED NAMES IN OHIO

(By a Stuff Correspondent) DETROIT, Mich;, Nov. 17. Today tho question on the minds of all Detroit citizens Is: "Who will be our next mayor?" There is no doubt In the nilmls of thousands of citizens that Charles Bowles was really elect

ed, but as John W. Smith was given a majority by those who handled the returns, it will mean a recount and possibly court proceedings to put in office the man who many believe wa3 really elected. The newspapt I'M woro umlor the impression th;it If they could make the puiiiio believe the rare for mayor was n religious fight, an; that f'harles P.owles was a Kbm candidal", thr-y could easily swing the election to either Smith or Joseph A. Martin, both members of the Knights of Columbus. Plot Fail This, however, proved a complete failure, and the word spread by tho new spnpers, connecting the name of HowI.h with that of tbc Klan. made Howies more'? votes than could have been valued in any other manner. Martin, a poor third in the race. In absolutely out of the running and, p I ' I'oinjli to all appearances, Smith Hosed out by a narrow margin, there Is plenty of room for doubt. In fact, there is so much room for doubt as to th" outcome, that Howies has demanded a recount, and in the minds of all those who wish to see fair play there is ample reason. In the primaries, when Smith, Ton les and Martin ran for "best two cut of three," the rare between

Howies and Martin was so close that there was a question as to who would run against Smith. The political machinery was all in Martin's favor, however, and although a recount in thy primaries was first thought to tie the only way to put Bowles In the race where citizens believed him to rightly belong, it was later decided that he run on a "sticker ticket." Three-Cornered Hare It was his entry in the race In thir manner thrft caused tho threecornered race, and to prove that he boat Msrtin in the primaries, the vot

ers fairly Fiiov.'ed Martin under, leavlee the race, between Bowles and Smith. To vote, for I'.owles, voters were forced to either write his name on the ballot or t pnsto a sticker on the La. lot wl'h bis name on It. The pleat majority veemod to prefer to write the name in orHer that there would be to, d.-.i jjer of the sticker be1 n torn ',',. It is I. noun tint nnr.- than 17,fn0 Itoules vote:; u . re thrown out on aero;, ni of rah or technicalities, nnii t,v ,i,e f.-lure to make a cross after

v riling the name c... M claimed, were t !ir IIMiM' Wr'S S'O.-H '1 th ver bad wr; of .; If n g the ua

or the misso'dlirr" ny ballots, it Is iwn out beeam e the f tole " or hcei option "( 'has." in it :,d lie In full.

led iter

il-

Clin't Change Kurt Sue'ri technicalities, it is assetdo not change tie- fai t, that the v

V anted Mon ies for mayor, and e a so al' child would know that a 1

Jot rending "C:ias Itoies" d:d n.-t mean John Sn.ftli or Jos. Martin. For this r' a.on, Mr. H, ;,-s v o! pk for a ti count, callin:;- for ail Itowb s votes to be counted, and th lo-Mf i- ,l;.s of citizens are with him In 1.:.: land. 'Die f;ie: that the "river district" vitb its o :;est ionable characters, ..ml th" i(;iorant class lu tho foreign settlements uent unanimously for South mer- 1;. proves to the minds of many that I lie better clement was on the Bide oi ItowlcH liJid that the jirop:;Manila of Die newspapers against the J.'i K lie Klan, and against the ti Uer candidate, was a great waste of p.'P'r, Ink and time. 'I l ey did not take, votes from Bowles by their unfair methods of link. a bis name with that of tho Klan. They made, more votes for b in. and made more members for the K:,l, In the mfcntime Detroit watches the contest with Intensified Interest,

In the foregoing n;uagra:ih we spoke of declarations mailo by perrons "as if" a certain thing were true. In all attacks on the Klan. other than the many physical attacks on Klansmen and Klanswomen (and In many case:: Protestants who do not belong to the Klan one can note this "as If" basis on which the attack is founded. Reasoning Based On "As Ifs" The Roman Catholic oornoration is well aware that, to tine the words of Hans Vnihinger. the average man Is accustomed to reason that, "since this la so. it follows that ." The entire reasoning: ?1 of those onposed to the Klan Is based on those "ns ifi" built tip by Die higher uns who would destroy the KIrtn hecv.iso of their own selfish reasons and because Amerlcnrlsm Is so different from the Roman thoory. Tho followers of Romrvrism, as well as a number o? Protestants, express their opnositlon to the Ki.an because of n.vths built up for them bv the "nsifists." That is. these

persons are not basing their oiinosit'on on a true basis they pre noting "ns if" the Klan had dono that or ".as if" Die Klan had done this. therefore, when an (itt'or declares that lie is for re'Sirbuis freedom, bis statement is iinr-'ed'-fe'v construeil as ag-iinat ,,, Kl:n. The "asists" have 1"i!t a mvth in which the K?an litis its basis on onnosi'on to religions freer'otn. Tim misguided are again pipg Ute "as if" theory. Recently Governor Smith, of New York, stated !n a speech that a baby Christened by -a minister belonging to the Klan. was having hate breathed into It. Smith knew he could say that before that particular audience because he had helned build up the thought among those particular people "as if tho Klan was built on hate. Followers of Myths. Simeon Rtrunsky, writing: in The New York Times, says: "Men are divisible into the few who make use of myths, knowing them to bo such, and the many who are urged on or drawn forward by the myth, believintr it t bo true." The foregoing paragraph aptly describes certain condi'ions which todnv obtain in ' connection with the Klan. In one division are those men who have manufactured the myths against the Klan and those who believe those myths and base all their so-called reasoning aKlnst the Klan. They are using those "as Kb" on which to found their objections and in so doing have lost track entirely of the true status of matters. This it Is that those orators, editors arid other ficr.ta hard at work In their futile effort to destroy the Klan and paint it black, never have to substantiate their crude, ridiculous and wholly unwarranted statements. They have, by lnsidiuous propaganda, and auto suggestion, as used by the Roman corporation, built up gigantic myths and made "asit'sts" of millions of Americans. For illustration, let the reader f-!ve long and earnest thought to the matter and try to find where, if possible, he has knowledge that the Klan is intolerant. Or where it Is practicing intolerance'. True, he will no doubt remember reading rnnnv times that it Is intolerant but when he reads It. the author of what he read did not point out why Die Klan was intolerant, nor substantiate his statement. Fifirrs Explode Mvtli.s These myths built up for the 'asifistscan not stand the light of logical reasoning. As an Illustration: About one year ago stories began to appear :n newspapers that negroes were emigrating north because of the Klan in the South, and that It was working hardship on Hie South. It was pointed out by certain nnti-Klan leaders of the South that the negro was frightened bv Die Ilan because the Klan had F"t about to work fe-reat injury to the negro. AntiK'.en papers la the North took up the en' and attempted to paint the Klan most vicious. P.ut what was the truth? The truth was that the States into which most of the negroes wre going, Illinois. Indi-.-o:i, (ili'o. and Michigan, have more Klansmen in I' t! in any other four States in the Union. Were D"';o nrgfoes molested and harmed by these Klansmen? Absolutely not. "While in connection with Dis. it might be well to point out that official figures, loth governmental and those sent out by Tuskogee, ro'o-ed institute, show that with the growth of the Kt m. 1y rollings have steadily decreased, in the South

as weli as the North. The decrease In the past two years lias been greatly in excess of fifty per cent. Thus" is on;: of the myths exploded that is, except among Die "aslfists" who still build their condenmat'o.i of the Klan upon the basis of "as if." But once let these "asiflstn" see the truth and it will be mighty 1. a I'd for the Roman system'u agents; when they writ" ur assert that Protestants (we say Protestants because the actual fight is being made against Protestantism while hiding behind Klan "as its") are bigoted and Intolerant, they will have to show why. hen that stage Is reached, their propaganda will become null and void because they can give no rea6o,i for their statements. Hotnan leaders Rejruile Public, Recently, speaking before an Italian Club In Baltimore. Archbishop Curley, of the Roman Catholic Cor

poration, stated that Roman Catholics were being discriminated against in the Veterans Bureau. Immediately his followers took this statement "as if" true. The fact of the matter Is, and actual figures will prove it. that the Veterans Bureau is a hotbed of Roman Catholics. Uiicontrovertable facts prove this; but those leaders of the "as lfs" do not wish to make use of facts facts show that Intolerance Is being practiced against Protestants a never before. So long as they can make use of the "as ifs" these leaders of the Roman Corporation will use them to beguile a sleeping public. On October 18, a meeting scheduled by Protestants, of whom, It was estimated at least thirty thousand -would attend, was called off at South Bend. Indiana, because of the fear of loss of life. It was called off by the Protestants because of the many threats from

Roman Catholic sources and because It was learned from sources, the authenticity of which could not bo questioned. thaTa riot would start if they attempted to meet. The Protestants were not laboring under a bugaboo, because just five months before when they attempted to ho".d a meeting in the same city, students of Notre Dame, Roman Catholic institute, created a riot In which men, women and children (all Protestants! were beaten, slugged and knocked down and kicked; Klan headquarters stoned and all windows broken out, and American flags ripped to pieces. The Mob Spirit. It would take a wide stretch of imagination to reason that these Protestants were going to gatber there to. start a riot among themselves on October IS. It even seems impossible that the most rabid "aslfist" could believe that these thousands of Protestants would call a meeting in South Bend to create a fight among themselves in which their wives, mothers, sweethearts and sisters would be called vile names, knocked down and beaten as they were on May 17. when the Notre Danw students precipitated what was called a riot for the want of a better name, possibly, when In reality the whole affair was nothing more nor less than a brutal and vicious physical assault bn Protestant men and women who received no police protection from Roman Catholic policemen. And Ko real effort was made to stop the gangsters until Protestant policemen were sent Into the whirling mobs about the city, late in the afternoon and began arresting students and filled the jail with them. (And they were afterwards released without so much as even a trial.) On the other hand, does it seem quite probable . that if these thousands of Protestants had scheduled the meeting at South Bend because they wished to start p. riot, that they would have called it off to save lives which might have been sacrificed had they met? Give deep thought to it, and see if it is possible to recall any time when a Roman Catholic meeting was called off because Protestants Klansmen or nonKlansmen threatened to disrupt it or interfered in any way. Protestants, including all Klansmen, do not practice such intolerance. Another Cunning Myth. The "aslfists", however, cry out that the Klan si-ioald die and that it is against the Roman Catholic religion. Another myth cunningly manufactured by the higher-ups. The Klan Is not against the Roman Catholic's religion. When a Roman Catholic declares the Klrin Is against bis religion, he automatically admits (whether true or not) that part of bis relicion is flootlinK this ronntry with undesirable Immigrants; following the dictates of a foreign ruler as to how to cast his vote; that he believes in the lnfer-marriage of wlt'te people and negros: that a foreign rnler is mightier than our own President: that, he is agaiitst. onr nublic school system and many other un-American things. Tho things mentioned are all opposed by the Klansmen of America, with the exception of the public school system. If those questions jur,t touched on are not a part of his religion, how can be claim the Klan is opposed to his religion? and that it is Intolerant? Will any Roman Catholic declare publicly that part of his religion is for the pope of Rome to rule America? Yes, the Kian is opposed to that. But it is opposed to any foreigner dictating the policies or laws of America. For any person-to insist that the Klan is opposed to Roman Catholics worshiping as

they so desire, ov, in other words, against their religion, then he insists that part of the Roman Catholic's religion is that the pope of Rome, through his agents in this country, acting on the behalf of the Roman Corporation, should operate this country. h"s way regardless of what Americans might think about It. Facts Prove Protestant Tolerance. The very fact that Roman Catholics in America have religious freedom when even now, after this country has been swamped in late years by Roman Catholic Immigrants, they are outnumbered fifteen to one, proves to any mind ready to accept facts Instead of "as ifs," that Protestants are tolerant. As the Klan is made up solely of Protestants from all walks of life and from every section of the Union, and number approximately seven million, and has the sympathy of millions of others. Just how can the Klan be called Intolerant?

200

REGISTER FROM DATTON CONVENT IN PRIMARIES

Definite Ruling to Be Sought From

Federal ' Authorities Prison Sentence Provided For

Just Boys

Little Tommy's laughter rings Throngk the houne all day; Happy little cooks he sings An lie (roes his way, No more doen he pine and droop. All the morning through. Sitting listless on the stoop, Weiderfig what to do. -James J, Montague. Little Tommoy's laughter rings, Through the house nil day, Patriotic songs he sings When he's out at piny. Daddy told him recently lie was quite a man. And he's hnpny, for, thinks he, "Xoiv 111 Join the KInn."

(By a Staff Correspondent) DAYTON, O., Nov. 16. Notwithstanding the announcement of the Ohio attorney-general's office several weeks ago that voters must give their legal names at the polling place, at least five Roman Catholic nuns voted illegally at the recent election in this city. Twwae them appeared at the voting booth immediately following the departure of the challenger a Protestant and demanded the right of suffrage. When the first was asked her name she replied, "Corrette," and when further questioned she declined to an

swer. "That's the only name I ever had," she said. After a hasty conference. .ie was allowed to vote under her convent

name and the others followed suit. Later in the day three others voted under' similar circumstances. The matter is to be thrashed out with the election board. ' A definite ruling from federal authorities also may be asked, since existing laws do not discriminate between Roman Catholics and Protestants in the right to vote under assumed names. Severe penalties are provided, including a prison sentence. It is known that more than 200

nuns registered from a convent north

west of this city on primary day and the only assurance the election officials had was the assurance of a Roman Catholic priest that the women were legal voters.

DETROIT REPORTER

RESORTS TO TRICK

PASTOR TELLS

WORLD TRUTH ABOUT HERRIN

CHARGES ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS ASSISTED TIOLATORS

Alleges Lawless Element Is Arme4 to the Teeth Says Reign of Terror Has Long: Existed

Enters Klavern Through Subterfuge Threat to Bomb Home Received

DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 17. It was learned here today that a threat to bomb the K'.an home In this city had been received bv Klan officials.

The threat note, which was signed by "The Tiper's Eye," was received almost simultaneously with an article appearing in the Detroit Times, written by John T. Wallace, a reporter for that paper. The article concerneJ the Klan home and told of a visit to the home by Wallace. It is charged that Wallace was forced to resort to subterfuge to sain admittance to the home, as he is not eligible to become a Klansman. The threat note is given added importance due to the fact a smm of money was found to be missing from the home right at- the time of the

receipt of the threat note. ' The i

Tiger's Eye" is known to have among

its members men of shady character and some of the lowest mentalities among the aliens settled here who came from southern -Europe, and was formed to fight any organization espousing the principles of the Ku Klux Klan.

IOWA UNIT COMES TO AID OF NEEDY FAMILY

hold kim: ii i", 1st K.W.AMA '). Mir)i., .Nov. 17. K;il.iinazuo host to the Klansnn'ii of bouthM slci n Michigan last VK-k. A very pleasing and satisfacl.,pv K l,i m i W n t ii.n w.'m Aiovwl

' J 1 II, DTI rp t. - .. , rri,T-i

Tiie niic v.'on the old Healxhow ' """"". J" v- ""- ground!., so .th. as. of tho city limits. . helps thofe in n.-e.l. Thomas ISerkin nea- lt.'cr. utlon park. It offered'"'"1 n,s wife ami four little children splendid natural advantages for the ! hH' arrived here and were in dire meeting with street car service to ' straits. Mr. Berkln was on his way the gates. Every arrangement was '" h'" lincle in South Dakota, where carefully planned for the safety, con- he was going to work. Their home vrnience and feeding of the crowd flu Duluth had been destroyed by Are The big eating tent was a center of , and they lost everything except the attraction. The headquarters for clothing they wore. Mr. Berkin with both the men and women were busy i his family had stoited to walk to his scenes and the bovs did good work I uncle's and hoped to receive a ride

st find out from the Junior head-

I now and then.

quarters. ;...n afternoon and evening progran. s were piovidt.'Cl. Music and nations! .peskem provided enjoyment ami food for thought. - imitv bk; crOwos ATUttAN. Mich., Nov. 17. The big Klonkl.i'. u given by the Kian here drew erowd from all parts of the state, and also from .South Bend and Toledo. The meeting was held at the fairgrounds and the day was filled with musical entertainments by bnnds snd quartets, and brilliant Speakers entertained the crowds with talks on patriotism. Amsrlcanlsm and vtaeinlas f th Klan;

came known to

Their condition bethe Klan here and in

PROTESTANTS BURY VICTIM OF BANDIT

Five Hundred Members Present at Funeral in Kansas Town

a very short time members had the poor family at a hotel, where warm food was put before them. . They then raised money to send them to their uncle, purcharing tickets.

NEWSIE IS COMPELLED

TO STOP HIS SELLING

ASSKItT "ROMAN" RIGHTS CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 1C. Rome wants but little here below as was evidenced recently when two Roman Catholic priests called upon a lead

ing merchant of Cincinnati. "We understand that you're only employing about 23 per cent Roman Catholics In your store," said the spokesman. The merchant replied that he did not know the exact figures but he believed the percentage named was correct. He reminded his visitors that he was favoring the Roman Catholic church in employing that

number, since he has practically no Roman patronage. "Well." continued the priestly visitor, "we are going to insist that you employ 50 per cent Roman Catholics lri your place." The merchant was amazed at the effrontery, "You're going to insist?" he asked. The priest nodded and his nod was echoed by his companion. "Well, if you are going to put that In the form of a demand, gentlemen."

he said, "there is only one thing for me to do."

The priests nodded expectantly, but

their Cheshire cat smiles vanished

when the merchant opened wide the door and said. "Now you get out

and stay out!"

They went.

THREAT IS UISGVSTIXG I.OVELAND, O.. Nov. 16. The

threat that he wou'd "get a certain Klan leader in this town within a

year," said to have been made in his pulpit by the Rev. O. B. Atier. looil

Roman Catholic priest, has stirred the bitterest "kind of feeiine against this

tool of the hierarchy. The threat was heard by a large number of persons and it has even aroused bitter feeling against the priest by members of his own parish who. although anti-

Klan for fancied religious reasons, are unwilling to resort to assassination in their fight against what the Roman Catholic political machine terms "intolerant bigotry."

TRIE CHARITY Klan char.ty makes us think of those who differ from us.

REDKEY PROTESTANTS STAGE MUSICAL PLAY

"Mr. and Mrs. Polly Tick" Presented by Cast of Amateur Talent

(Special to The Fiery Cross) REDKEY, Ind., Nov. 17. "Mr. and Mrs. Polly Tick." a musical comedy in three acts, was recently staged hero by Redkey Kian No. 102. The Performance proved to be a groat success. The cast of local talent played to a packed house. On election night Redkey Klan installed a private wire to its Klavern and heard election returns. Klankraft is very much aiive in this vicinity.

(Special to The Fiery Cross) BLOOMFIELD, III., Nov. 17. Tho truth about bloody Herrin and Williamson county, where violent Romanism has cost the lives oi many Protestant Americans, was revealed in a sermon at the Christian, -eburch in Drakesville by the Rev. Mr. Flick, newly-appointed minister to that place, who was recently transferred from his pulpit in Williamson county. According to the statement of the minister, u; to one year ago. Williamson county was perhaps the worst in the whole United States. He declares that the jawbreakers, aided 1 y the state's attorney and the sheriff, both Romanists, have been holding the reins in their hands. Since tha state has taken a band in affairs conditions have been greatly Improved and lately the law-abiding element has made it so unpleasant that tha sheriff has had to leave town and

other gangsters are bel"g d-ivon cut from their old haunts. He asserted that when conditions were at th very peak of lawlessness, officers of the law winked at the violations and even lent their aid to the gangster citizenship. He also declared that 600 law-abldin? citizens had iiccohiplished their object when they Inaugurated the clean-up cam

paign, l.ut not before tneir leader naa been shot through the- leg and his wife blinded by bullets from the sheriff's own gun in the hands of ona of his henchmen. In this connection, the minister emphatically asserted that to his knowledge, four priests of the Intnaii Catlml c church openly aided and assisted these crooked officials in "ha performance of these acts. Tho speaker declared that the sheriff of Williamson county and his deputies, all of them ex-convicts, having served time for crimes ranging from burglary to murder, I ad been working with the law-defying

c'emer.t ana he further stated that the recent trouble in a garage at Herrin. resulting in the murder of several persons, was conceived in the mind ui the sheriff, who did tha shootintr, wh'ch he said was not dona as a protection for himself and In tha orderly pursuits of his duties, but that it was a part of the campaign of lawlessness that has been going oa for several years.

The Caiholic Review: "When a (Roman) Catholic candidate is on tho ticket ail' the opnonent is a noathoUc. let the Catholic candidate have '. 'o vote, no matter what ha represents."

ELMORE BROS. REALTY O.

CITY PROPEKTY AM) SUBURBAN II0JLE3 FIRE IN SI RAM E 401 City Trust Building Circle

'932

HERBERT A. DAUM

Grinding K U V Repairing

ULI1U

43 Tireinla Ave. JIain 1188

PAROCHIALITES STAGE FEAST IN MASON HOME

(SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. T., Nov. 1". Through tho "courtesy" of the masons of Saratoga Springs, the barvest supper for the benefit of St. Peter's parochial school and parish house was given in the dining hall of tho Masonic Temple.

LJNWOOD, Kas., Nov. 17. Klansman Glen Howard Curtis, prominent citizen of this city, lost his Hfe while leading a posse in pursuit of a band

of desperadoes who had robbed the Linwood State Bank.

The funeral, held in the Klan auditorium, was one of the largest ever seen In this community. Five hundred Klansmen, 200 of whom were in full uniform, conducted the services. Two large fiery crosses Illuminated the hall. The last rites conducted at the grave by the Klan were beautiful and impressive. The many friends of Klansman Curtis regret his unfortunate end. He Is commended as a Klansman, in that he gave his life to the enforcement ol the peace.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn., Nov. 17.

It is said that a newsboy selling

patriotic newspapers was forced to suspend his operations through the activities of certain Jews and Roman Catholics in this city. It is said that no sooner had this' become known to patriotic Americans than several husky men obtained several thousand Klan papers and peddled their wares up and down the streets of this city. They were not molested, it is said.

DEFEAT ASSIGNED TO CATERING TO ROMANS

AGENTS WANTED m ,Ult!Pi

IN BKIUJWII j& 1

I ! FIERY COLOHb m 3 RE3-WHITE BLUE BASE pIS? Any information forwarded to A QUICK SELLER The Fiery Cross, ami Svirch is SfWffiffEffWfS considered confidential by the gglaijHlgSfeiWKIgH' writer, will kindly be addressed lMwl'W1iir-''J T " l iai f'ontnrt Iltillilinfr. Indian. i-1(SrftiS,.,WiT'CtT -JA I X?S

EELZONI, Miss., Nov. 18. The Belzoni Banner has never lent Us columns to any word of approbation or approval of the Klan. But now and then,, unintentionally, it promulgates Klan doctrine and beliefs. Here is one: - "Possibly Mr. Davis' catering to to the Roman Catholics, the foreign element, arid the negroes had much to do with his defeat."

Every true Klan meeting is a home and everjPtrue home is a Klan meeting.

Use Your Credit

ITse Ynur Credit

PEEK MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO OWN A DIAMOND WITH A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT RIGHT PRICES ' RIGHT STYLES RIGHT QUALITY EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING DIAMONDS REMOUNTED WE ONLY SELL GUARANTEED WATCHES

CHAS. G.

MANUFACTURING JEWELER

523-524 Occidental Building, Fifth Floor

Comer Illinois and Washington. Sts.