Fiery Cross, Volume 4, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1925 — Page 6

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THE FIERY CROSS Friday January 2, 1925"

SCHOOL CAUSE ENLISTS HATE OF ROMANISTS

CATHOLIC DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION BITTER AGAINST BILL

Klan Is XJombating Scattering of Force

Papal Threats to Be Used In Campaign Against Sterling-Heed Law Calls It Vicious"

(By John Eight-Point) Men make laws, but events shape their course despite them. We Americans are surroundedvby the logic of things as they are and make progress because we understand and can adapt realities. We may change the shape o a water course, but as long as the force of gravity functions we must provide for the outlet. American nature is like the irresistible water in a river. We may harness it with "shalls" and "shall nots," but the "gravitational forco" exists and shapes events.

HERRIOT IS OPPOSED TO CATHOLICISM

FRENCH PREMIER LEAVES 3JO MIDDLE GROUND LN ATTITUDE

We are now passing Into an era In

which the temptation to show our

cower over other nations and In world

(By n Stuff Correspondent) I affairs Is singularly strong. This WASHINGTON, Dec. 29. The j temptation Is further Increased by Cutholle director of education, the ! " insistence of lntellectuallsts who Ilov. James U. Ryan, is violently j are s,rons m sentiment, but weak in .1 . ..,. i.. .1 u 4 c-ii- ,i common sense. Egotism leads many denouncing the Recd-bterUng edu- to feeI thRt be,au9e of a superior cation hill, lie declares that it 13 as ,,oodn6S9 we mtgnt asSociate our"dangcrou!",, vicious as a wolf in . selves in world affairs and lift the

sheep's clothing." He affirms that

it would "bureaucratlzo the schools of the Tnited States." Tin' Mi'Kument is not very su'itle.

It Is (he old doctrine of states' rights j Advanced by a trusted agent of thj

whole world to new light. SoplTstry and Ignorance All oT this, of course, is miserable

but that her citizens must be ever more closely woven together In high national purpose, and that her -attitude must be dominantly American In all the lines that differentiate her from less fortunate countries. There Is too much scattering of nationalizing force in America. The Klan, by Its organization, has endeavored to combat this tendency and to unify the loyal trend In- mass consciousness." But there Is much yet to do, and it remains to be seen that the co-operation of units must be welded Into the common mass. Fortunate in

deed is the fact that this is an age of

Objects to Parochial School Support Head of Government Stni Calm

Frisco Awakens to Actual Conditions

runrn. v e arn Indeed powerful

"limn hierarchy. It Is the same ar- i e' . , . .,.,,

ngnlnst us. Rut we are not morally

the

sophistry when it is not puro Igno- , orgnnizp tton, and that the full power

of this mass trend can be utilized to

the benefit of Americanism.

K u men t a Kit list

th:it th

nearly

V;lt

e v e r v

has used

progressive

rest to a degree cn our sf-rife of natloiinliz it i n the supreme unifying Torn.- of Aniorir-a. TMs Dili's not men

ncrossaiiiy, tnat America need oe 1 ston-i Mind to the rest of '.he world,

m.lv.n.ont " in .1,1. .'ou... rv TnrpusI "- l?rlh to d th .. , . ! best and most unHeinsh thlnp; ana w

' . . are not sufficiently well trained in incut, the worn. in Miffrac- Movement I " , . , , ; , . . .M n. . hir.i i.i k.. 1,1.1 . diplomncy to defend ourselves atrainst

f.iCH Hie same attack, framed in hier- i '

iirihial councils mid poured through I

the usual priestly channel to the Hotnun t'Rthnlif public. "Thos who think tho federal government Is linpecrablc." dccl:ir.d the Kcv. Mr. Ky;n In a recent address, fail to take lino ronnidcrnlion the r'-er.t McandsM in hiirli pinces in governmental circles." This statement in itself shows the

characteristic "Vatican attitude" toward the government. The entire hierarchy In America holds It and promulgates it a.t every, opportunity and on every convenient occasion. I'apal threats urn' Jesuitical running will tie onlNted ninoni? the methods used by the Roman Catholic authorities io squeeze out votes against the ednciition bill the bill upon which a large part of Protestant America has set its heart because It follows the plan of educating the people along lines fathered by our early Amerlc.m thinkers. Hut, despite .the "rllcnt ukase" of Home and the noisy ultimatum of the priests, intimidation

and threats will do little hirm be

May Curb Evils j It Is wise that loyal Klansmen ! should understand something of the

laws that govern the national psycholoiy and learn to use those pow-

r unniiig of those who have pTac- ers that are generated by the events

tlce.l political deceit for many ren- , and unfolding destiny of the country lu-ies. j As has been said, "events shape their The assurance of our safety in this j course despite laws," but Klansmen, era of e;cmslon and temptmion must acting unselfishly as a unit within the

whole body politic, may curb wrong trends and tendencies and thus aid the forces cf good that are forever at work to salvage democracy from the wreckage of the centuries.

MAYOR SCHWAB IS CALLED A CLOWN

JUNIORS OF GOLDEN STATE HOLD LEAD

Executive Who Issued "Call to Everything From Polo to Ten

Arms" Is Scored by Editor

(Special to The Fiery trom) lU'FF.U.O, X. Y., Dec. 29 Tho

nis Fills Program on the Pacific Coast

(Special to The Fiery Cross) NEW YORK, Dec. 29. Premier Herriot of France possesses" one great virtue he is uncompromisingly anti-Catholic. It is now patent that he favors the Judicial investigation of Bishop Duparc. who Is quoted as having said, "When hu

man law is in contradiction with divine law, it is to the divine law that we owe obedience." It is expected that the bishop will be tried on a charge of inciting to rebellion. If he is convicted tho premier will have the honor and pleasure of being true to his principles.

The torch to the fagots was Har

riot's objection to parochial school support and Tils favorable attitude toward the expanding of the free school idea In France. Leaders of tho Roman Catholic demonstrations against the French government declare that they will continue to agitate the question until the "usual appropriation" is made in support of the Roman Catholic schools In Alsace-Lorraine and until steps are taken to continue the embassy to the Vatican. Stricter enforcement of the laws

against Roman Catholic organizations of priests and lay brotherhoods has also poured oil on the fire. But through all this Fremeir Herriot does not seem to be either worried or bluffed. In France the gov

ernment does not hesitate to use proper military or polloe force to subdue mobs. It Is not thought that the premier will spare the action of gendarmes when the priest-led rabble arrows too noisy.

(By a Staff Correspondent) SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 29. This city at the Golden Gate is more than hostile to the coming and development of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan organization. The chief of police of Frisco has made a boast that the Klan would never be allowed to maintain an "office here, yet one has been in existence for two or more years and is in operation today. The Holy Bible has been thrown j first day. Two others gave small noout of the public schools of Call- Uces but all of them came Into line

fornia, the attorney-general of this state holding that it is unconstitu

tional to have the Protestant Bible read In the public schools. The Klan Is fighting to have the Bible put back in the school- of the state and read every day to the school children. This will eventually be accomplished. Roman Minority

after the big meeting of Klansmen In Oakland, where Dr. Evans spoke on Americanism, the Hearst papers reporting that at least 20,000 Klansmen were there. Newspapers Awakened It takes something like a big meet-

I ing to wake the Frisco papers to a

realization that the Klan really

LARGE ESTATE HOUSES WOMEN HEADQUARTERS

LITTLE KOCK, ARK., OFFICE TTli FORMERLY A PRIYATE RESIDENCE

Imperial Palace a Fine Two-Story . . Building' Thirty Lecturers Are Employed

In San Fianeisco 23 per cent of the ! amounts to something in this city, population is Roman Catholic. 19 per I Heretofore, it has been ridicule and

cent of this Irish Roman Catholic.

This percentage ought not to rule but it does absolutely. It is a fact that 92 per cent of all the elective and appointive offices in San Francisco are held by the 19 per cent Irish Roman Catholic.

sarcasm for the Klan in San Fran

cisco and Protestants have . felt whipped because of the adverse criticism. After the visit of Dr. Evans, Protestants are beginning to hold up their heads and feel- their importance.

All it takes is organization and that

When Dr. Evans and his imperial i is slowly hut gradually coming. One

party came to San Francisco recent- ; of the?e days California Protestant3 lv, it was a hard fight to get any of! are salnsr to sav to the rest of the

(Special to The Fiery Cross) LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Dec. 29. The Women of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc., chartered under the laws ol Arkansas, June 8, 1923, has already become one of the greatest fraternal movements in the world. It. has been established in every state of the Union and the membership is larga and increasing rapidly. Like the Klan, with which It i3 correlated.

although distinct in management, it

6W,?rJ hnFe t0, ?iVemany 7 i tlon' Cal,iforn.ia comes." and I j, a Protestant, Gentile organization, vance publicity. One of them carried ; they will come in strong numbers, devoted to tho nrinrinlps of Chriql an article of ridicule and sarcasm the ; too. uevoteu to tile principles Of ChrlS-

HERMOSA, Kian No. 16

Cal., Pec. 20. Junior of Hermosa, Cal., has

FERGUSON 'FAMILY' IS

NOT YET MADE KNOWN

'Proxy Jim" Is Still Looking Over Political Plums to Be Handed Out

UNICES OF MAINE (MINGT0 MONT Receive Hearty Cc-operation From Senior Order-; Progress Mads '

cause the true American lnstln-ts for resignation of Mayor Schwab is , perfocted a very fast poi0 team and

better education are p.roused.

BOMBING OUTRAGE IS OCCASION FOR MEET

Mayor of CofTeyville, Kansas, Issues Call for Protest Assembly

?lf,il In n nn.n lattuf in t Via m IVnr

in Everybody's Dally, a Polish pub- 1 the boys here are anxious to meet

llcatlon, which denounces Schwab as I other teams for some real competl

a "clown" of which the city of "Buffalo should be heartily ashamed."

Imperial to The Fiery ( roan) COKKKYVUXE. Kas., lec. 2i). A

mass Indignation meeting-: wa -e

Mayor Schwab recently created a sensation by his amazing "call to arms" Issued to a Itoman Catholic organization of which he Is the head. In this address, delivered before a meeting of a papal order at Syracuse, the mayor made It plain that he

j favored accomplishing the purposes I of tho Roman Catholic hierarchy, j even to shooting down American cltizens who opposed such a course.

I Formerly Mayor's Adviser j Added force Is given to the chal- I

rnr by the fact that the eaitor,

tion. How about this, Sawtelle?

Eoys here have heard of tennis, boxing, basket ball, baseball, football and even fencing squads among the various Junior Klans, but believe that they have" the first polo team perfected. As mentioned above, how about this Sawtelle, Cal.? If you want some real sport, bring your polo team over, and they'll make a real time for yu!

Sleeting Jointly

Hirraos7- Redondo and El Segundo

PROGRESS OF ORDER DUE TO FINE SPIRIT

cently-called by Mayor McClellan. of ;yr,nk Ruszkicwicz. formerly was ' "e meeting here jointly. These three

. ......... I ll r lor m n n D nmt-kiiAi nn 1 'hnnir.

this city, the object or wnicn was to j mPm1(.r 0f the mayor's advisory

have the community no on record as ; hoard, thai group of the city's "best

PLYMOUTH, Pa., Dec. 29. The remarkable progress of the Ku Klux Klan movement since Its organization and the spirit of patriotic cooperation which has made such progress possible were discussed by the acting King Kleagle of the tri-state territory in one of the greatest meetings ever held here. The session was held In Grange hall, about three miles east of Norristown.

7. 7- ""-l""" """" two crack teams organized and play- 1, Proxy" Jtra will have a look In on j itlg At preaeIlt . the two teams are the political plums to be handed ou'. eonflnl the)r p,ayll,g a&a,nst each!1?.' if a man is even considered asjtho t,, ,i,, ,,, ! I-'t

PLAN 'ROMAN TRUTH' DRIVE IN OKLAHOMA

protesting against Incendiary out

rages such ns have been committed here recently. The mayor nprned the meeting by

.minds" which Schwab appointed at

the beginning of his administration to guide and counsel him but which.

strangely, he has not seen fit to call

reviewing the bombing of The Tally i l:pon 6inCe

""" P'"i, iv--"i- " Tnp (iman,i for Schwab's resigna

tion Is the culmination of charges

printed in the Polish paper to the ef

fr.rm of K. J. Sweeney, west of the! rltv, and the blaze on the Union :

Traction, trestle. The citir.cns wer

urged to sub

i fret that in the Polish section there

i arc numerous saloons which harbor

girls. These charges

""'"I ,u'"" l" , .L i under-aged

mil uomn HI" .lu:-- . .....co. . . . I hla nhir.

He said the local ofne-rs of the ' ' ; aotpr jfIt,c manner hy criticizing the were ..coupled with their regular du- . foj. wrU1 ,he artloles which ties and that the laws of 'the state , ..refleclell on Ule vlrt,J(J of Polish

mntie it impossnne ior ine cny or

county authorities to offer rewards exceeding J300. Pallor Miikrn Aypcnl The Rev. Karl Riney, pastor of the I'.aotlst church, urged the citizens to

girls." ".Should Re Ashamed" The 'first paragraph In Friday's edition of the dally gets away in this fathlon :

if the city of Buffalo ever had

subscribe funds for the employment r(..-it,on to be ashamed of Its mayor it

of experienced Investigators, charac- , nns n the person of the mayor of

terlzlng It as "an Investment in law and order." The county commissioner reportod that the board of commissioners had voted a reward of 300 for the cap-

Euffalo today, thanks to the clown

ish antics of the head of the city government, who is the laughing stock of the United States. Not a

day passes but some antics of the

! Junior Klans combined on a Thanks

giving program of making up and distributing baskets of food to the poor. Good work Is what they're looking for. The entire organization of Orange No. 14 Junior Klan went to Huntington Beach one day recently for the first of a series of swimming events. It was a real treat! These events will be a regular monthly activity. The boys here are also going in strong for military training and drill,

and are making rapid strides in this branch of work. Turkey Dinner During a recent membership cam

paign, the losing side of the Vlsalia Junior Klan No. 4 prepared a very fine turkey dinner for the winners. The dinner was served In one of the local churches. There was more turkey than there were Juniors to eat. The members took quite a few of the birds which were left, prepared them In fine style, and distributed them with the other staple foods to several poor families of the vicinity. Vlsalia Juniors boast of a fast tennis team.

Tools of Hierarchy Will Flood State With Papist Propaganda

TULSA. Okla.. Deo. 29. That the

campaign of the JCu Klux Klan, which has thrown, the searchlight of publicity on the machinations of

the Roman hierarchy has had its effect in Oklahoma, is evidenced in the announcement of the Knights of Columbus that prominent Catholic speakers will be brought to this state to place Rome's side of the argument before the people. The Knights have organized what they choose to call a "Truth Society,"

which will conduct the publicity campaign. A lengthy statement, denouncing in general those who have attacked Catholicism, informs the readers that every effort will bo made to counterart the "campaign of bigotry" which it is claimed has been made against the church.

ture and conviction of the person or , mavor bring him forth before the!

perrons guilty of blowing Up The public with some silly notion, speech Dally Dawn newspaper plant. He or bombastic predictions, what he is made It plain that the board would going to do, or wlat is going to hapgladly have Increased the amount If p,,n. Talking is his only asset and the law would permit. It is under- j this talking resulted In the police Ktoi.d that rewards totaling nearly j forCf) becoming tho most disorganized $2, not have been offered for the con- j body in the country, and what is. vlctlon of the bombers of The Dally ! more regretful, this demoralization

AUSTIN. Tex., Dec. 29. Rumors are flying thick and fast around the capital regarding the personnel of the ofifcial family when the Fergusons take office as governors of Texas.

It Is taken for granted that most of the Ferguson appointees will be

taken from the ranks of the Ferguson regime back in 1911. Many of these former officials have announced their intention of moving to Austin after January, although no definite announcement of appointments have been forthcoming from either "Ma" or "Jim." The public may be assured, however, that the age-old political adage, "to the victor belongs the spoils," will be carefully and punctually remembered.

No man or woman known to have been

opposed to anything heretofore

by "Proxy'

the and

leaning toward the Klan, he will have to work If he wishes to make Austin

his home, for there will be no state funds available for his support. As It Shonld Be. All of which is as it should be. For had the result of the recent election In this state been different, one can hardly Imagine that Fergusonltes would have been apointed to any positions of trust. In the meantime "Proxy" Jim is covering the state, he Is holding meet

ings first in east Texas, then in south Texas, and then in north Texas. He is tremendously busy "bringing in water and wood" and seeing that the lamps are properly trimmed for his

wife when she takes the office of gov

ernor next month. Crowds Promise Support. Everywhere Jim goes the crowds gather and great speeches are made testifying to the undying loyalty of the speakers to the incoming administration.

Preparations are being made for the Inaugural ball, which is expected to eclipse anything previously attempted in Austin. So announcement has been made as to who will lead the grand march with the new governor; however, this is not necessary, for she

will doubtless lean on "Jim" on this occasion Just as she will during the term of office. And this is in accordance with the pre-election expectations of not only those who opposed "Fergusonism," but those who made possible the election of the wife of the impeached governor.

PORTLAND, Me., Dec. 24. Portland (Me.) Junior Klan is right up on its toes and busy in all branches of Junior Klankraft. We have an A-l degree team, and

a regular star for a Worthy Knight. Of course, he won't stand for being called "star" around here, but they're slipping It Into the paper Just "the same, for he is a dandy fellow, and is working hard for the Junior Klan unit here. The boys are receiving, through the office of the Realm Director of Maine, many inquiries about the Junior Klan

and numerous applications for membership. The boys are fairly young in the work, but are getting there fast. , The Portland boys have a large

tianity and a patriotic love of country. The Women of tha Klan la not an auxiliary of the Klan, but its purpose and principles are identical and the two organizations are working together In harmony. The supreme headquarters of th Women of the Klan is located in Lit

tle Reck, with a building at Eighteenth street and Broadway, which, I one of the best in the city. It was origjnally a private residence, but Is now occupied entirely as national headquarters from which radiate Influences daily that are being fell" throughout the length and breadth af the land. The Imperial Palace, a fine two story brick building with all modern

conveniences. Is located on a quarter block of land, owned by the organization, without incumbrance. Tha headquarters employs about forty women clerks to handle the constantly growing business. It also employs about thirty lecturers who make five speeches each week in different parts of the nation, accentuating pure Americanism, Christian faith, law enforcement, good

citizenship, public schools, national pride, civic duty and loyalty to th American government. Miss Robbie Gill, a sr.' end id leader

of women in Little Rock, is the Im-

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"""Clll nun a. I1UUI, IUU WW rt i r . , . . . . .

1 head over heels In basket ball, with i ,w,.,.- ,v, . , dons(wo ....j. team, 0re-ani7ed and titnv- ' wherever the banner of tha Women In on ! ir f f !?! F. J . P I of tho Klan has been raised. She is

assisted by Mrs. Mary G. Witt

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fields and are going to pounce on the first opportunity to take-over a neighboring Junior Klan squad for a course of sprouts. The hearty co-operation from the senior organizations, both the men and the women in Portland and all over the Realm of Maine, is highly appreciated. "As Maine goes so goes the nation." That being the case, the boys can see nothing ahead but great progress in every branch of Junior Klankraft in every Realm In

the Union throughout the year of 192S and succeeding years.

VIRGINIA PARADE IS

FEATUREDBY FLOATS 1,500 Mounted Members of Order in Charlottesville Procession

Dawn.

Legion NnllH FHlsrhood j Opponents of The Daily Dawn recently started tho rumor that the American Legion had decided that the Dawn explosion had been caused by gas. Tho commander of the local post, however, issued a statement that the legion had not made such a report, and that no committee had been authorized to Investigate or report on the explosion. Many legion members have requested the newspapers to correct th,- Impression that the legion had issued such a report.

America Now Has Too Many "East Sides,'9 Figures Show

KANSAS WOMEN HELP AMERICAN HOSPITAL

Raise $3,000 at Bazaar Work on Ruildinp; Awaits Shipments

created more lawlessness than dur

ing any other previous administration." The challenge which is written In conclusion is as follows: Proof la Offered "Now you have been shouting all the time to others.. "Bring me proof! Bring me proof!' Everybody's Daily is willing to do this upon that condition. If Everybody's will fall to prove thin point, look what an opportunity this will give"-you. Then in

truth you ran say, 'I, Schwab, am the

only great mayor of Buffalo.' If, on the other hand, we prove to you the truth, then as a decent citizen nnd father of a family, will you resign as mayor of Buffalo? Do you agree?"

OHIO ORGANIZATION

BUYS NEW RLAVERN

Writing of the East Side In New York City, a syndicate writer says, "without the East Side the city would not be New York." The East Side, he says, "has brought splotches of the old world coloring that makes life so interesting here." But few Americans have other than hazy conception of the East Side and are but dimly conscious that the East Side is composed of foreigners. And that many thousands of these foreigners can not speak the English language and those that can read, read foreign language newspapers as they are unable to read English, and, in addition to that, prefer everything with the foreign twang to it.

A few of the figures given by the

HCOSIER KLAN FACES BRIGHT OUTLOOK

riTTSHUnrt. Kas., Dec. !!. About $2,000 was den red at tho bazaar held here for the benefit of the building fund of th" American Protestant hospital now being erected hT". The bazaar was given under auspices of

the Protestant Women's Hospital ! Clubs and practically all of tho thlrly-throe units in Pittsburg and rurroaftdlng towns maintained booths for M f food ami merchandise. Thtoufh .'efforts of the hospital rlubs ' : lrf amount of money has been rl4 and turned over to the building committee. Several successful bazaar and entertainments v. ere held last winter and during the summer. The women's clubs have been the backbone f h movement fbr a Protestant bep4tal In 4hls community. Work on the hospital is at a standstill, awaiting arrival of steel, which la now being fabricated at a plaat In Kansas City. An -rly delivery has hn promtssd. The foundation and Mini of tha brick walls ara In and laverythlnr is In raadlness far tha fraction of tha steal skeleton. y? . y , .

Akron Unit Gets Tabernacle Used by Evangelistic Party

AKRON, O., Dec. 29. The Selberllng field tabernacle which was used by the Bob Jones evangelistic party during Its five weeks' revival, has been bought by the Summit County Ku Klux Klan and Is being moved to a new location at Main and South

streets. The tabernacle will be used as a meeting: place for Klansmen of the county. The first meeting will be religious services, it has been announced. The building was torn down by a force of mora than 100 melt; and tha moving of the parts to the South Akron location began next day. W, O. Haymaker of the Bob Jonaa party remained in Akron to assist In tha moving. . At tha closing aervlces of tha Jones campaign tho evangelist was presented with a purse of fSOO by Summit county Kiaoiman,

syndicate writer will no doubt be interesting to the. reader and will be repeated here. In the East Side there are now living 800,000 Italians more than the number residing in Naples. Eight hundred thousand! According to the census of 1920, there are only three cities in America having as many as 800,000 persons in them.

This city of Italians, within the confines of New York City, is larger thair any city in America with the exception of New York City, Philadelphia and Chicago. I In New York City there are 1,000,-

000 Jews and by far the greater portion of them live on the East Side. Also living on the East Side are more Irish than there are in Dublin, Cork and Limerick: more Germans than there are in Munich. When added to these, . tha Hungarians, Russians, Turks and many other nationalities.

the East Side becomes one vast foreign city within the borders of the United States. Rlxty-Xlne Foreign Papers "Sixty-nine newspapers," says the syndicate writer, "printed In foreign languages,-are printed on the East

Side. There, ara a dozen quarters In

which there is not a word of English

spoken, From tha facta given by the syndicate writer,- one may begin to comprehend just what conditions exist in New York, In tha election in Novem

ber, AI Smith was elected governor. Outside oi New York City ha was hopelessly outdistanced by Colonel Rooaeyelt but when tha vote of New York City waa tabulated, It was shown that -. Smith's majority In Gotham was great enough to. over-, coma Roosevelt's lead in the state, la other words, this huge city of forsigners cast lt vU tot Al Smith,

and as a result Al Smith went into office. "Without the East Side," eays the writer, "the city would not be New York." His words are no doubt true, for New York is looked upon by the rest of tho country as, more or less, a great' seething mass of foreigners. It is out of the East Side that come

gun men, the most vicious citizens of

the underworld. It is on the East

Side that millions of foreigners live, read foreign-language newspapers, think foreign thoughts and indulge In foreign customs. It is littered with quarters where no word of English is spoken. Too Many Enrt Sides"

Yet, there are those who will contend that these foreigners are being assimilated. There are those who would not close the gates to the millions who would coma Into America, From out of the East Side rolled the voto that put Al Smith in office.

Where are the true Americans who want more "East Sides" in our country? Unfortunately,. America . has other "East Sides," and Just as large, proportionate with .-the locality in which they are situated, where the will of the American voter is voided by the foreigner who cleaves to foreign newspapers, customs, habits and moral, standards. Does not the East Side in New York

alone serve as a lesson to Americans? If we can not assimilate these, for

eigners already on our shores, Just

what can we expect to do with others

coming into America? There ara more

Italians alone, herded in ona spot In

America, then the entire populations

of .Kansas City aftd Indianapolis com

bined. Or as many as there are residents both of Baltimore and Toledo. .America needs no more East Sides!

And the only way to avoid them is to stop tha flow of for;goers into the

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and every attack regaidless of from

where it apparently came, was the hand of the Roman hierarchy. That the Klan has withstood each and every attack Is seen in the continued growth and gain in strength. And, that the Klan has withstood these attacks gives ample proof of its solidity. Indiana played a most prominent part In the wrecking of the Roman machine in November. Indiana Protestants stood the brunt of the attack as Rome's heaviest artil

lery was trained on Indiana in an effort to "break through" the Klansmen's lines in what is considered by the enemy as "the Klan stronghold." Protestantism won out over the

crafty conniving of Roman agents, Roman propaganda and Roman in' trigue. In one sense the enemy put themselves in a most ridiculous position. Every bit of space which could be gobbled up in magazines, newspapers and other publleatipns, depicted the death of the Klan! - These articles told how the Klan had died

and yet at the very time they wore

appearing (and they are atlH appsar-

ing) R5me was sending her ralflfhtlest

weapons Into Indiana ana in: this

did they give the lie t,t their .own

wtirds. -rv.'i. y; '"

HOW ABOUT KLAXKRAFT t What does Klankraft do? It makes men do good with their money; It checks laziness in a vivid way: it makes ne'er-do-wells mind their crooked steps; it makes some folks careful how they talk scandal; it keeps "twofor" editorial writers busy

thinking up hateful things to say ahout it; it helps men to a new patriotic spirit and outlook; It cleans up tough towns and tough sections in cities; It makes political ringleaders put new lashes on their old whips; it backs up the church In its efforts to spiritualize mankind; it makes men

pay their debts; it makes the streets and roads a safe place for women and children; It makes dead-beats watch pretty sharply to get anything crooked by; It opens the vision of rich and poor alike to national and racial possibilities; it helps a man keep his home truly American; It

unites warring factions, and discountenances dissenting and trouble-making elements: it makes those who

have been vicious strive continually to control themselves: It puts the Bible back into the schoolroom and on the library table of the home; it seeks to help men to so live that when their "summons" comes to Join that innumerable caravan" they shall not go "like the quarry-slave at night, scourged to his dungeon; -but sustained and soothad by an unfaltering trust."

(Special to The Fiery Cross) CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.. Dec. 2D. The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and the Women of the Ku Klux Klan staged one of the best parades aver held in the Realm of Virginia. About 1,500 Klansmen, officials and Kleagles led the line, followed by the national colors carried by a guard of robed men. A large number of Klanswomen rode in beautifully decorated automobiles. The long lino of white robed figures, carrying slogans setting forth Klan Principles, marched to the music provided by an excellent band. Floats were numetous. There was the ever-welcome "Little Red

School House." Oners represented "Law Enforcement," "Protestantism" and "Democracy." One of the unique features of the parade was tho formation of a human cross. The procession ended in a large field where W. G. Fulcher, a prominent national speaker, addressed the audience on Klan principles and Americanism.

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well awaro tsar the attacks ara coming from. Rome regardlflB:; Of how they are camouflaged, ,f V? .' ..

"One day about a year"aeo,"l''ald a

Klansmen in RushvlllaVt ask4 myself who would profit most Ty . the

death of the Klan? Who. wants to kill the Klan? The Question was

easily answered after a IftiiJe thought.

wit a noiuiii w- . .. This Klaneman Is not -aloft la his knowledge of that faeta'ndthat Is Why Ileosier Klansmen donet hata to wonder who is behind oach, new- attack. With tho birth of a Kaw Teat? Indiana Klansmen stand flrm - and in this firmness coupled- "wlih. . the achievements of the -past-, year and the programs planned for 19J5, tho Klan in Indiana faces a most magnlfloan't outlook, iv - '

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