Fiery Cross, Volume 4, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1925 — Page 2

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' tc'A Ftwo THE FIERY CROSS January 16, 1925

ERICANS NIP

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AWAY IN

iNTRISON' Parents Are Pro-

Makes No Differ-

ITool of Hierarchy agerness to Serve.

fcCE AFTER OLERY IS FUTILE

Stepping Stones That Lead Men to Freedom In America

Jublic School Attend-

oungsters and Fin-

ucceeds " In Accom-

g His Purpose.

.rial to The Kourier.)

Jbury. N. J., Jan. 12.

Iirh-handed methods of

Iman Catholic hierarchy

fsucccssfully challenged r . i.

bminent men oi mis com-

ftv when a Roman priest

forced to return the two

fe children of a Protestant

lilv who had been kid-

aned and placed in a Roman

'Catholic institution in Hope

well, N. J., during the montn of December. Under the pretense that had the permission of the father, who was confined to a local hospital with rnmnnnnfl fractures of both

,-f his th- prl li:'l ' l.lllllii' it"lli:iM'l"l '1' t" I urn tlum " '' '" ' in'Mltiilrlv t"H'K ilit-in i" Institution ii I l'-t"W- II. I v. ,ii in.nlf sifH-i- 'lio I' i'-st utisiiccchmI'uI In fiinit; tli, ,i,i.1..i- his i-.-ne 1 li i 1 1 tin

up llio Kr!iM!tii"thT Ml," hml ilfilrrmilifil lit: lit t liuve illreninl In the li"tuti ('.it'"' after the rlatb of Oirir tin th Fnllicr Ih Helpless Taking ailvantniie f ir-.-

vrn of the fnthr. ronlmcl ii '. hti9iUnl awl unal.l- 10 l"k aft.r M'. . Iillili en t-niii'H'.irily. tin' pries', '.'io Tint hesitate tn use tri-kery to g.il.i the rnil he ha'l I'f'-n s K'.nfT. Th' i hllflren hail 1n in the cine of s I'rotmtaTit fimiliy tn whom they h d become preatlv nttm-lid :ui-lln whot home th-v hail t n r-i-ivliiK ththost of care, m-cm-ilinc to the nelh liors. In oriler to -vao the npiposi. tton of thef- p-rpiiis, the priest iv-nt to the puhlh' -i ' h "t an, I. uinler ,'i is,i

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Free speech, free press, reparation of church and state, white supremacy.! the free publii' school. riht of choice in religion, Jesus-Christ our Exemplar ami only Priest. Do YOU believe in these things? So does the KU KXUX K LAX. "100 American" means to he free in body, soul and spirit to respond to America's call, repardless of outside authority, whether political or ecclesiastical. Are you 100? So is the KU KLUX KLAN. Consider: Is it not possible any objection to the Klan is due to prejudice or imperfect information? Do you believe in fair play? So does the KU

M.UX KLAN. "Whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you. do ye even so unto them." What is Klannlshness? Teamwork. The Klan is teaching; IClansmen to practice teamwork. The Klan has had had men in it so has the church. But neither organization lntentlon.illv hnrhors them tiroterts them, nor keens them.

The Klan has made its mistakes so have governments so has the church. Mistakes are the material out of which stepping stones are built to higher things. "Iet him that is without sin among you cast the first stone." Since none of us are perfect, let us all he tolerant. , Is America In danger? To Kuropeanlze our institutions is to kill them; and this Is being attempted by powerful agencies. We place Americans "n guard. Is America worth saving1 Are her institutions worth saving? They are. The boys who went across think so. The Klan thinks so too. Many foreign ideas are subtle, but they are more dangerous than dynamite.

Ion are probably a Klansman at heart and have not realized it. 1 ei haps you may oppose a Klan of your imagination, constructed from the materials of misinformation, or lack of knowledge.

The Klan Is not selfish. It is a band of picked volunteers, pledged to help the

COOuDGETOBE INAUGURATED

IN OLD STYLE

Grand Ball Only Feature of

Ceremony Which Is Yet to Be Decided.

ALIEN COLONY

ADDS ANOTHER

TO DEATH LIST

Contempt for American Laws Demonstrated by Foreign Death-Dealers.

LE ADERS WORK WHERE STRAIN IS AMERICAN

c lo the teach. T 1 he tilll;, Milan is move ail been . hildi-. n nflu-uce made a .liMr.n ',;- faith

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110 millions In America. You may not be always for it-but it is always

i or you. Would you condemn a church without knowing Its doctrines? or a lodge without having been Initiated into its mysteries? Don't condemn the Klan until you have been informed by one who knows. Be fair. The Klan's favorite book the Bible; the Klan's favorite chapter Romans 12; the Klan's favorite emblem the United States flag. The Priests of his day sought to restrain Peter from preaching what his conscience dictated. His answer to them was: "We ought to obey God rather than men. Ideals make nations stable. Ideals are. preserved in the lives of people who believe in them. Support those who have American ideals, that American Ideals may live. Exploiter cr Builder: Which are vou? Are vou extracting from America

riches for your- personal use. or are vou injecting strength for the nation's life? Christ said: "The Truth shall make vou free." Me also said: "T am the

truth." In Christ-Truth nun are free. Christ is the Klansman's criterion. (loudness. Benevolence, c harity those and kindred attributes are not on the list of the competitive. We welcome all movements that are spiritually constructive andarc at heart unsellish. "Not for self, but for others." The Klan is the conscience of religious America awakened to the necessity ot a-tion. To be dormant in times of stress, is to lack the conviction of fail h. Investigate from an official source what the program of the Klan is; ascertain whether it possesses merit and whether it is worthwhile. Then r-nder your verdict. Printed information sent on request. The statement of Cameliel. the lawyer, to the priests, still holds: "Bet them alone, for if this counsel or this work be of men. it will come to naught ; hut if it be of Cod you cannot overthrow it, lest haplv ve be found even to tight against (iod. (.;o,l has always possessed in critical times a vehicular nation through which to carry out his plans. That ATiTerica is Cod's vehicular nation, the Klan firmly believes. For this reason a Klansmcn owes allegiance to no other power on earth. Kreedoni of religion? Yes! Put not sect monopoly. Sectarianism may he religious, but Religion is broader than sectarianism. Freedom of religion is freedom from sectarianism in Government, no matter the sect. Keep church and state divorced.

Bureau of The Kourier. 215 G St. N. W., "Washington.

Washington, Jan. 12. Everything

has been practically s 'ttled that Washington is to have aii old-fashioned inaugural ceremony and parade on March 4 when Calvin Coolidge is inaugurated President of the United States to succeed himself. It has been agreed that the ceremony and parade will be held and the only thing lacking of the olden days is a decision regarding the inaugural ball. This may he held. The program agreed on is practically the same as the inaugural that ushered in the Harding administra

tion four years ago. Congress has

appropriated ?40,000 to cover the expenses.

William T. Galliher, a Washington hanker, has.- been selected by the

President chairman of the local in augural committee, and Senator Cur

tls of Kansas, was elected chairman

of. the congressional committtee

These two men and two committees

will work together. The compression-1 a1Tommiti.ee has charge of the inaugural ceremonies at the Capitol, and the local committee looks after the parade and other affairs connected with the inaugural. The two committees have considered the plans and specifications of

the Harding inaugural four years ago and will follow closely its lines. Chairman Curtis has indicated that the amplifying stands, which enabled thousands of persons to hear and follow the ceremonies at the last inauguration will be placed this year. Th - amplifiers make it possible for several thousand persons to hear the addresses.

POPE TAKES NO ACTION

Pontiff, However, Sees Things

Differently When Patriots Defend Rights.

Order Finds Response in Mot

ley County Filled with Pioneer Descendants.

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WfAfHlNGTON, Jan. 12. President Coolidge's veto of the p ;tal salary pay bill was sustained in the Senate by a

i vote of 55 to 29, one vote less than the requisite two-thirds

found.

from the scho.d of j ve,e to pass the bill over the veto. This was abouf-the most

i-st nan come io i nc-

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nnn.tte,, of prominent Pro

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home within twety

rhn.iJn ' important business of the upper branchof Congress for the

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in Tftn fermosDhere of intense excitement. Eighteen Rpnn'i-- U'-v v 9r e obeying the

icans -s t ed to override the veto

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Divine Law and Roman Politics

"Pressing the clerical 'national disturbance' with the object of upsetsetting the Herriot government, Bishop Duparc is reported to have made thte declaration in a. sermon in the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Quim-

per. France, on Dec. 7: " 'When human law is in contradiction with Divine law, it is to the Divine law that we owe. obedience. " ' If Bishop Duparc meant what Prot--'.aiits usually mean when they use ' term 'Divine law,' no serious ob- . :-aion could be taken to his dec.lara-

t. . n. says The Sentinel, Toronto. "T le early Christian martyrs' suffered pe. secution and death for worshiping th-. tru-- God as He had been revealed to them rather than obey human law in ' the. worship of idols. The Protes'Ent reformers suffered pain and de xth because they persisted in wor

shiping God as He had heen revealed

They believed 'Divine law.-

t V rrt of God which thev regarti-

'gnt actio

iiii'y .

ot i a- i.n . a u luhes, m

to take.

rrirtt Obeys Ordrrn. v Needless to sav, tiie priest hi children returned t,. their

home, and under the u Huenee

direction or tti- if.:i gua

within the tune. . lt,M. Thr

other Httenip1 ,f the Roman urchv iT promote its political through unlawful means has

topped by the d-termined stan-

tTotestantlsra. The mother of these children been dead for several years and

father has had them taken care of by a Protestant f.ianlv. The grandmother after the mother's death tried various ways of having th" chil

dren brought up In the Roman faith I ,.,nfi v,,. ,-rlticized Senator lJruce. of

although they had been reared in th1 1 Marvland. for his attack recently

Protestant church and in th- public I ,,iaik,' on the floor of the Senate. Sen

s-hools by the parents, .lust why the!lt.r Walsh concluded with a defense grandmother should he so Intent up- ,,f niK colleague. Senator Wheeler, of on changing .the education of t he , M, ,m., uho Wils vice. presidential children in opposlt ion to the wishes i n,,ia te on the third party ticket, of th mother is not a maf-r to be, Senator Ashurst. of Arizona, in a understood except as it mithi be in I speech asserted that thousands of

lerpretcci unougn the -non o; I ne Mexicans were being smuggled over lrent. jtiie American border annually. Throuch all the pressure l,i-h ! James L. Parsons, attorney for Dan the grandmother and the priest were , .- Sleek, Democratic candidate for lible lo bring to b-ar on the father ; Senate in Iowa.- conferred with after the death of th- mother, he , ,, ,cmb-rs of the elections committee uteadfastly refused (,, part with the ! reKar,iing the contest against the elec little ones imd 1,-1 mil them to be,lon nf senator Rrookhart. which will taken to a Roman institution. , tlh-d in a short time. Seek Tretext In Vain. j The Senate passed the Interior De - No omplnlnt could be brought ' partment apiiroprlation bill at a night

(lira I list the fatli-r on the rnni-vl of s-ssi

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" ' iu uiciuuc ocimtui umi ot ouut t ,,A rt8 K higher authority than humain

)tira. va the only uemocrat who voted to sustain the papal traditions. t

of

lfcSunt, 1 1,' 'there were two othero-

L1iat-.-4e tutors Kine. of lUah.ttice chat he

Owen, "alifornia, absent and

red In favor of sustaining the -veto.

er.ator Iadd. of North Dakota, re-

ntty read out of the Republican

irty at a conference created a ripple

f excitement in a speech defending

lis political conduct and that of Sen

ators La Follette, Frazier and Brookhatdt, in supporting the third party ticket in the recent campaign. The Senate started in recently to hold night sessions occasionally to speed up the work before it.

Senator Walsh, of Montana, in a speech denied there hail been any alliance with the I .a Follette -pro up

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test the decticr.

opponent in N .-

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his Deniocratic

vember. (

Democratic -Deader Robinson, by request, has submitted a petition in the nature of a contest by Daniel F. Steck, of Iowa, Democratic candidate for the Senate, against the election of Senator Rrookhart on. the grounds of fraud and irregularities. Administration forces under the lead of Senator Watson, of Indiana, sue

ceeded in having the opening of the I 111

special committees investigation oi the Prohibition enforcement unit conducted behind closed doors. Hiram Bingham was sworn in as a senator from Connecticut to fill the

unexpired term of Senator Rrandegee, who died recently, and was assigned to the committee on military affairs and postofflces and postroads. IN THE HOUSE Passed a bill authorizing the ereation of an Alaskan game commission to protect game animals, land or furbearing animals and birds in that ter

ritory.

' 'fc is a fundamental Christian

TTjstatit principle tjkat whv a. 'Human? law' conflicts v,ith the 'Divide law, by encroaching upon the relationship between God and the human so'!, aa in dictating how, when, what anl where they should worship, the 'Irvine law' should be obeyed at' all 1 1 -. ' Cut when Roman priests and prel-

spea,v or Divine law they mean

Several objections were made when an attempt was made to call up a

penuing resolution to accept a $100 000 gift from the American League for the erection in Washington of a monu

ment to tnc game of baseball

House leaders

the fath-r cm

lacK Of proper (are. as be hail placed

h children in the home of a Pro estant ''nrly. This family keeps the iitlifieii In ton, h with th church as

well as providing the ,est of .are. The children's education is also pro vlded for by the, free public school of tb community. When the. father wa - then interviewed, he denied vigorously that he hud Klven any such permission as the priest had alleged, because of the vigorous stand which he ,a, main talned In the past in regard to the

car! of th children. His story con-I firmed the suspicion that the 'priest I had kidnapped the children and had ' Btiducted them to some Catholic In I Ktltutloli which later was harried t have been the Roman Cat Indie Or' plumage at Hopewell, X J ROMAN BOYCOTT IS FEARED BY PAPER MANAGER Alien Element Using Every Means to Thwart Progress of Klan.

Oronlo Falls, Wis. Jan. i:, l-'ear Inj boycott, Frnnk Cotn, manager of th Hrald, refused to print Klan nw of the community. One of the taf f had accepted an article concerning th Klan. It had been edited and t Into typ. but did not appear after tha niunmr of the papr learned Its contents. Mr. Cota declared he feared for tha future business of the Herald if tha new wan allowed tn appear. liberty Hall of this city haa been refuaed tha oc,t unit of the Ku Klux Klan. John Meyer, who haa charge

of tba ranting of tha hall, declined to gtva a rtuaon tor turning down the

request. A ball wa secured over

wwal garage. It wit not jccommodata lha entire fnambrhlp,U will be ite4 ui.tU sprint when or trmaet-

u- can be ne . . tAoamen ,'ot t to tha -- h. rn' et tr'

The amendment of Senator Rruce, of .Maryland, on the Muscle Shoals bill, under which all requirements for production of fertilizer would have been eliminated, was rejected. Luther A. Prewer. Republican independent candidate for s-nator from Iowa, has filed notice of a contest against the election of Senator Brookhart on the ground of fraud and irregularity in the election, defeat of the will of the voters in eliminating marked ballots, and lack of legal qualifications on the part of Rrookhart be

cause of his attitude and statements

concerning the soviet form of govern nient in Russia.

After denunciation by his colleagues I for his recent speech attacking the 'record of the Democratic ""party and

charging that that record was the

I cause of defeat last November, Sen

ator ' Dial, of South Carolina, asked

and obtained consent to withdraw the

entire speech from the record. Favorably reported from the For

eign Relations committee the Senate

adopted the Oerry resolution request ing the President to supply the Sen

ate with full information regarding any protests received from any for elgn power against the elevation of the guns on American battleships. Passed the supply bill for the Treasury and Poat office Departments carrying $763, 309.058.

Passed the Agricultural Approprla

tlon bill carrying $125,000,000.

Appropriations committee reported the Navy Appropriation bill carrying S2Hft.77fi.978. The Senate committee adopted the House report that the country need not be alarmed at the criticisms of "self-styled experts" that American

"naval prestige is rapidly waning." Foreign Relations committee approved an arbitration treaty with Sweden and discussed an extradition treaty with Rumania. The World Court proposal will be considered next by the committee, but Chairman Borah Indicated there is little likilihood of action on this proposal at this short session of the Congress. By a vote of 48 to 37 the Senate adopted ithe Underwood substitute providing for prWata operation of the Muscle Shoe. la plant. This vote killed

agreed on n.assan-e

m mis session ot a rivers and

oors mil to carry not to

ami. (mo. The hill

$57,000,000.

har-

exceed $M8,-

as reported carried

Appropriations committee reDorted

Jn. emergency deficiency bill carrying

""-"i."'". or this 5150,000.000 would be available for refund of illegally collected taxes: $3,501 200 for

continuing ,wcirk on dam No. 2 at Muscle Shoals: and S3 Odd ann

chase of the capital stock of the ni

created Inland Waterways Corporation.

the canons of Rome, all the bulls.

iitions. dark-age decrees, and 'infal- ' commands issued from papal

he dquarrers. There is no attempt on the part of the French government to interefere in anv way with

the religious beliefs or practices of Roman Catholics. The whole country is being stirred up by the bishops simply for political purposes because

the government is withdrawing the French political representative from the Vatican. The pope claims to be the sole dlfect representative of God on earth.. What the pope says is 'Divine law' for his 'subjects' everywhere, lie is trying to set up a worldly court at the Vatican and surr&und himself with diplomats from all countries, and when the French government refuses to help the pontiff to set up his super-national government

then the Frenqh government, to all loyal 'subjects' of the pope, is in open conflict with the 'Divine law.' Papal prelates -show the same attitude towards marriage laws, school laws and other laws in Canada and other countries. When civil laws conflict with papal laws, then the bishops obey the pope always. "This is the political attitude that makes Romanism a national menace and an international peril." . o

(Special to The Kourier.)) Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 12. Once again alienism has demonstrated its conception of law-abiding American citizenship by one of the ' most brutal murders in the annals of Kansas City crime. It was

committed in Kansas City's

"Little Italy," where the cru

cifix reigns supreme. Here is centered the hatred against

Klandom. In Italy proper

sits the head of Klan opposi

tion in America. Although

this foreign potentate pre

tends to have international

power among millions of his followers, the American people have yet to see him raise his hand against

this class of adherents. On the other hand, when native-

born Americans protest against these continual crimes, the overwhelming

majority of which are committed, as statistics will show, by the lower class of foreign element, this Italian potentate rises in all his fury against

a. set of citizens that would dare form themselves into an organization

to fight crime. I "" Rome Is Intolerant.

The lack of a Roman Catholic

monopoly on religion is the one and

only reason for the vicious attacks on the part of the Roman hierarchy against the millions of Americans who have formed themselves Into a solid mass for protection against the many evils that beset America. And thus, because of a middle-age dogma, citizens of Kansas City are forced to tolerate crime which could be eradicated with the proper help by all Protestant Americans. This consolidation of Protestant Americans, however, is more bitterly fought by the newspapers and. professional politicians than is the underworld, which is the cause of all the trouble. Never before has the fact that the American newspapers are controlled, brdv and soul by the Roman hier

archy been brought so vividly before

the people as it is today. There are

two opposing bodies in this countryOne is made up entirely of white, gen

tile, Protestant Americans, while the

other is made up of a polyglot from plutocrat to proletarian which can

only think in one direction, namely, j Italy. In taking sides against one of these forces, one can only be advancing the cause of the other. Would Make America "Dump" The Roman political machine would open wide the doors of America to the criminal, the feeble-minded, and the .degenerate of southern Europe, and is pledged to' work! untirrigiy for the triumph of its church ever the civil government of all countries. The other force, named the Ku Klux Klan, already by its efforts has helped to bring about laws prohibiting the continual influx of undesirables, and has. in a measure, stopped the growth of these foreign settle-

merits m Kansas iity. it also stanaa firmly for religious liberty, and will not tolerate the thought of America being ruled by a set of people who would force their creed upon the government, as the Ca.hollc church Is doing in Spain and other countries and is trying to do in France. After summing hese things up, it

is quite obvious taat any newspaper

which is against the Klan, is controlled by either the power of the Roman liierarch:. or questionable politic. In a recent issje of the Kansas City Journal-Post, that paper utterly ignores the crime committed by gangsters in Chicago, and speaks of a "Klan terror" in that city.

(Special to The Kourier.) Memphis, Tex'., Jan. 12. The Klan in this part of the Panhandle of Texas is making a steady and satisfactory growth. Memphis Klan had its annual "Get Together" meeting Fri

day night, and it was one of the greatest meetings in the history of

the local organization.

Some great Klan leaders are doing

splendid work in this community in educating the people and strengthen

ing the Klan in several counties. Their chief efforts are being expended in Motley county, where pioneers of the West's great open spaces welcome

the Klan as their truest friend.

Between the ninety -eighth and one

hundredth meridians in this part of

Texas lives a wonderful cross sec

tion of old stock American blood. Here you will find the hardiest types of the

pioneer. Here persons are about 98 per cent native born whites of old American lineage. It is not admitted in this district that the Appalachian

Mountains have any purer, strain.

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Lindley Loses on Fight to Retain

University Seat

Student Body and Alumni Petition New Governor for Reappointment of Head.

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(Special to The Kourier.) TopeUa, Kas., Jan. 12. Chancellor E. H. Lindley. of the University of Kansas, has lost his last fight against removal from office by the old state board of administration appointed by

Governor Jonathan Davis, who goes out of office at noon today.

The state supreme court upheld the

statute empowering the board to dismiss the university head "at its pleas

ure, and declined to issue an in

junction preventing his removal.

Most or tne student nocty and many of the alumni have petitioned the new governor, Ben S. Paulen. to reappoint Chancellor Lindley to hin old posi tion. When the matter was put up to Mr. Paulen he said he would make no comment until after he became governor -today and examined the matter fully.

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In debate Representative StevenFon Democrat, of South Carolina criticized Senator Dial, of that state for

a speecn made hy him on the tloor of the Senate recently in which the senator scored the record of the Democratic party and praised President Coolidge as a better Democrat than most Democrats themselves: Provision is made for the joint sestion of the House and Senate on February 11 to count the electoral vote of the recent election, in a resolution introduced by Representative Cable, of Ohio. Representative McKenzie, of Illinois was named as chairman of the milh

tary affairs committee to succeed Representative Kahn, of California who died recently. Representative Denison, of Illinois, was placed on the Republican steering committee. Rabbi Stephen 8. Wise, of New "lork, has been before the Immigration committee urging the immediate enactment of legislation which would permit aliens whose passports were vised properly prior to July 1, if otherwise admissible to enter the United States as non quota immigrants. Secretary Weeks has advised Speak

er f.lllett that congressional action

would not be necessary to establish Benning National Forest in Georgia because under the reforestation act it was established by executive order last October. Foreign Affairs committee recommended expenditure of 11,150,000 for reconstruction of the American embassy in Tokyo, and the purchase of additional ground for the embassy and consular establishment in Japan. Secretary Weeks haa told Congress that the money alloted to the army air aervice was insufficient to maintain an adequate air force. He also recommended building up commercial .aviation. Budget' Bureau rvw" - t; gp. propriation of f J pensea oj the presided ' Awl-told

Bureau of The Kourier, 2.1 r G St. N. W.. Washington. Washington, Jan. 12. Visitors to the Capitol are attracted by witnessing a delicate operation by an artist who is repainting "The Baptism of

Pocahontas," by -John G. Chapman.

The huge painting in the rotunda of

the Capitol has been removed from

its frame and a new canvas aDDlied.

The old canvas had rotted away, and

the picture was in danger of falling ajia rt . The new canvas, especially woven at Brussels, was received a few days ago. A large framework was built on the floor of the rotunda as a stage on which the work was placed. The work is In charge of Charles Mobley, the artist who has been cleaning the paintings for several months.

Wolf City, Tex., Jan. 12. Fred S

llolloway. Jr., died in a Greenville

hospital on December .11 and was

buried in Mt. Carmel cemetery here

January 1. The funeral was held under the auspices of the Masonic lodge of which Mr, llolloway was a past master. As the ceremony was being brought to a close, seven Klansmen, six clad in white uniform and the seventh in black, approached the grave and placed a cross and offered prayer. Klansman Holloway was a charter member of Wol City Klan No. 108.

weakness, be said, was due to lack

of material and the small number of fliers. Secretary Hughes told Congress in a letter that he took the position that elevation of guns on American battleships would not violate the arms treaty, although, he added, it might have the unfortunate effect of tending to promote naval competition.

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bill which would increase government

expenditures Jlsl.OOO annually. House has taken up the McFadden banking bill which would authorize branch banking by national banks in tatea where such banking is now permitted fer law. i Before the public land committee Representatives Johnson - und Sum-' mers , argued etrongly for changing the name of Mount Rainier In Wash'""on tvount Tacoma, while- Bp TTadiy and Miller.' BupC. .Hart Merm. ' Tovernment r ' preYe r

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