Fiery Cross, Volume 4, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1925 — Page 7

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fanuary 23, 1925 THE FIERY CROSS

DENIES USE OF AUDITORIUM TO LECTURER FOR

SACRED CAUSE

Roman Sympathizers of Edu

cational Body Draw Fire of Patriotic Editor Sees It as

Blow to Free Speech. DIFFICULT FOR NEW

TRUTH TO BE LEARNED

Every Conceivable Obstacle

Placed in Path of Move

ment by Papal System for

Fear It Will Be Crushed.

ISneclal In The Kourier.)

Elyria, O., Jan. 19. Great

indignation and much adverse, comment has been caused here by the refusal of the local school board to permit taxpayers the use of the local auditorium even though those entitled to its use had cornpllrd with nil their requirements. CumiiirntlnK " 'he board's refusal the Klvrla Telwam says editorially: "They hint also refused the school huildliiK ti a lecturer who was a minister, who whs coininir under the :nistilces. we believe, of tin' Ku Khix

Klun. In deliver a lecture aloiiK their lino. WillhiK Tiiy rricc "Wo understand lhat In encli one of lliexe ('awn, the lecturer or tlmno representing them paid in part or were wllllni: to iay the reuulnr price for the a uiHtorluin, so that the refusal of the privilege t sneak was not on thp Kround of failure' to meet the cost that has heen stipulated; hut entirely on the urotmd ot tne nature of their Ine-sai:.'. as .paled in the one case h the Miliji-ct and description: and in

the oilier, hy the ones who asked for the pi ivilemv , "Vc ;ire tea iieis-inally interested in either of these lecturers or the sub -1 Ma l e ol their lecture to the extent , of ew n noticlni; tin v were to speak, 'til we have a 1 1 mendous interest. however, in t he t unda tnenti 1 rights which our ( '"iisl it ut ion guarantees We aie Interested in the riyht of free pl ess free spocep .md the 1 iht of asscmhh. And we wonder where a l etter pl;c e ei.iild possihlv be for plople who bclleW'd the had disovcre.l the trirh and are sutlicjently onl'hh nt of it to stiind hefore a puhla audi-nee ;iimI express themselves in iei:ard to it th in In the auditorium of our puh!ie ueh. i. .is when we con vider the trainmu" o!' ihe mind, for the ivelchmu' of c iden. e and for the dis c overv of trulli. i'- Ihe entire object of . ei in at . .ia 1 s s em Truth His H ard Hn.id. 1'.' i litii' truth Ihnt we have, wliri'i.-r it he iii what is taught in the

department ,,( physies or in the de

li. nt ment ol eoyraphy. or my other ienc. . v f! It the exception of pure mathematics. h:'s lieen lnoucht to the world aftc ;icat trials on the part of I'niisc who have been thoughtful enough imd liercnu.necl enough to examine the eideuoes and make an inM'Stlfatioii and then hold enouuh to pronounce their utter, mres to the world for the purpose of unfotterinir the mind. A nrVfit deal of error has heen presented to the world under the kHlse of truth. Krror and truth are presented Hide hv side in the human intellect and It is the husinoss of the lalnd to weltrh the evidence. make omparlsons and in the lant'U.'iire of

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Des Moines, la., Jan. 19. Applied Christianity" in the form of food, shelter and

encouragement for homeless unfortunates has been the policy of the Rescue Army ever

since it was established m Des Moines fourteen years ago. Hundreds of unemployed men

and women have found a haven of refuge at the mission conducted by the army, not only

in Des Moines but elsewhere, and the workers have helped many to obtain wrork. A warm

supper, shower bath, night robe, a warm, comfortable bed and substantial breakfast are

given to all who apply. Gen. and Mrs. Guy T. Johnson are in charge.

AMERICANS ON GUARD AS ROME VARIES SYSTEM

Knights of Columbus Magnanimously Promise Not to Molest Protest Organization

Would Hold School Heads

Responsible for Tragedies

(Special (6 The Kourier.) Columbus, O., Jan. 19.

The Ohio General Assembly

"fiddles while Rome burns." That is, the General Assembly

dallies with petty matters while Rome, in all its alien and un-American influence "burns the bridges" over which legislation of a true American character never passes. Disarming of "dry" or prohibition law enforcement by restriction, petty fights, between1 chiropractors, and giving heed to lobbyists, claim the time of both houses, while such matters as taxation, education and law enforcement are virtually ignored. "Kill the Klan," Slogan. In the meantime, following the lead of the alien press of Ohio, the word is being put out to "swat the Klan." Kill anything that loyal Americans,

with true American ideals, may be

for. Carefully made plans to block in advance any real constructive legislation are being worked out behind tire smoke screen of chiropractors j and other less important discussion, j A bill to restrict powers of constables and other law - enforcing agencies that would disarm Ohio village courts and "centralize" all .pro

hibition activities is claiming much attention. It is pointed out that it is an old trick to "control" a police force where salaries and "assignments.11 as well as actual employment is controlled by an inner circle o "higher ups." Work On Fee Basis. The bane of any grafting official is the constable who is -elected and works on a fee basis. Here in Ohio

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i Chicago, Jan. 19. That the responsibility for such disasters as that .recently at Hobart. Okla., in which thirty-six j persons met death when a school building was burned, i should be laid at the door of educational authorities is the

i opinion of W. H. Weathers of Magnolia, 111

I The Illinois Kourier. he points out that school authorities) largely in outlying districts, have been who permit such conditions to exist are or at least,' should upset 'by an overly-anxious constable

i , , , , - l, 1 (ITT 1 1 lOUMIlK iUl law VIUKUUIO a"U .iv.

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Ta-i o lofrov tn many a well-laid scheme of vice conin a letter to ,, whiv-ninniTur

Assurance That Mob Violence!

Will Cease Regarded With Suspicion. (Special to The Kourier.)) Prairie du Chien, Wis., Jan.

19. The Klan of this city will

BOW BEFORE INEVITABLE

I m;tnv

"such disasters as that ol" llobnrt af

fect roe very strongly, as 1 cotiUl not i hut lee that I was very materially re j sponsible sh-ouli! anything like that, occur in our schools. ives Some Snyestions. i "Here is my idea ol" instructions1 to hoard of education and teachers which

, . -j, i aoi uouik io oisu uane inroimn hold its future meetings with-1 .Mar..n;ill ,.,,., ,(,ni,,l V through

the military system of which I -ami the colonel: I See that the state law is obeyed as! to exits and other safeguards. '

See that all screens over windows

out fear of obstruction prom

ises the Knights of Columbus. Despite many threats several meetings of the order had been held before the Catholic decision was reached. Many more were scheduled. Recently the field representative of

the Klan was called into the office ot t a prominent man in the i It v. lie told I t

the Klansman that the Knights ol i olmnlms had taken up the question

ol tl had

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T r JPTU ' S) HORSEMAN k

are hinged at the top and hooked at. i

the bottom with self releasing latches.! so that all windows may he used asj -.,,r i. ,, exits in emergency. ! LOVE FOREIGNERS MORE

See that chemical extinguishers

placed

od to this 1 le added lhat lie haft

1 ,.ecn annointed a committee of one to

' i . . r i I 1 1 i 1 1 , s ' I Ol io I WIU'TI 1 i ' , . ( j I I "ll h:is :iluav; been dlMioolt fitf!

i.. ly ,!ise,,ered truth to tmd its way! ,,,a,ican oiti'ens here are so grutro the mind. PliHtai h s are cotistanth ! fid over this permission to exercise

Klan this conclusion. On Lookout Now

ple'd in the uay.

-Xiilt'ii has hei !e,i., p."

Opportunity for i n oont itiua lly

th

Protect Sanctity of American Home Is Pastor's Plea

Evils of Jazz Era Demand Closer Watch Than Ever, Speaker Asserts.

re i

in every room and that the

ichers and older pupils know how I use them. '.

See that the hoards of education supervise the arrangement of Christ

mas trees and staire settings tor en-

irder meeting in this town and tertainments. so far as tire previ n Ml to take no action at all op- ! ti,, jK concerned.

I rees Safe Lights. Induce the hoards to furnish electric lights for Christmas trees, and storage batteries where, current is not mailable in rural districts. Hefore a Christ mas celebration or entertainment starts have the board see to it that they have a representative present who will inspect t lie chemical extinguishers. ari, jn f-,,.( prepare as if a fire was to be expected. The practice is still prevalent in

ny rural districts ol lighting can

dies on Chris: mas trees. The teachers

are anxious that the children have the prettiest possible tree that can be arranged. If the board would buy a string of electric, bulbs, and where

1' ,M ""' ' 1 i thee is no current, rem an oi-diicrv

auto storage battery from a service

be carried intoi-,a"""' "u 1,11 can oe lignu-ii sanely

This Seems to Be Motive Actuating Many Americans Selfish Interests.

tor

on the

the

part ,

stand of of-

Koman church as ex

ni'cash 'tis.

(.tpi : o, T1oHamilton, (1. Jan e p iu ' ' t meet ine s in 'la : i tnllton count y

KmirlT ) t:'. One of the he histoi y of Klan was held

hoea use with the

'f

evilx which called Jazz

i the klavein last Wednesday night. The iri utitzation band plaved several patriot.' numbers while the members vv a- einbliiig. and the meeting was opet "I by singing "America."

The p:nrlpal Hpeaker was a local I i lnlft"i whose topic was "The Anvrlean Hone." He emphasized th'? in-e-tt (.,- patents to guard the sane

tlty of tl e r r f , have on

ei i v to an invl'ation was extended io Air -i nans who were not already t(e'i,b s more than a score responded md K.kMied applications for member Hp lliii.ilton county Klan Is esiiiK more rapidly than ever hebe ltd h.iH accomplished much ward io. king this city a better I ' o-e le .vhl Ti to live.

GALLIPOUS WOMEN BIVE BIG PIE SUPPER

onstltutional rights that they

are all on the lookout for some move actuated by hatred. They feel sure ,i,..i ii,..ir evident determination to

I exercise these rights and privileges.

was no doubt responsible

fjiii.-k change oi lacucs of their enemies.. All leadily recalled the

ficials of the

t., es. .1 on manv

Ihsliop O'Connor. of Pittsburgh

' I :el',.-ious liberty is merely endured

until the opposite

effect without peril t

church " . No Free Helium Pope Pius VI I said. "It was proposed that

Ions nersiiasions should t

sblll OUblil IV

have rejected this article, as contrary to the canons and councils of the '( atholio church. " Priest Meeker said: "Ere long then

is to be a state religion in uns cuuu

propagan-

the Catholic

all religfree and

exercised; but we

nd that religion

lie."

trv tfnited States! a i. ir. Woman Catjhi

Hundreds of priests, prelates an . periodicals of the Unman church might he ounted. all preaching the same gospel of hate. The brand nt . ' .Kn ,a.t xeorld hier-

home more closely t ban I tolerani e vwio ., .... . .

arcny nas pie.,,,,... -a nfntter of history, and wide-awake American citizens of t- community can he excused for the suspicions glances thev are casting towards the opposition, sin'-e the recent action of the Knights of Columbus.

nd safely, and the lights kept from

year to year. If the life of only one innocent . hil.l can be saved each year in the l". S. it will be worth Ihe effort. YORKVILLEAND PLANO WORKING IN HARMONY

Application of Patriotic Spirit Promises to Eliminate Feeling of Jealousy.

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(Si- ml tn The Kourier ) .llipolis. ()., .Ian. 19 -The women of the Klan gave an old time pie Hiipper for the men of the organization here recanlly. and realized a MiibHtiintlal sum with which to curry on their work. The plea were of almost every known vlirlety. It was meeting night for both unlt.H. and after the meeting cloned, the men marched In a body to the women's, headquarters where the pies were awaiting them. Every Klannman patronized the affair generously and it is said the women are still counting their money.

Protestants Are Urged to Stand Up For Their Faith Speaker Tells Protestant Audience They Might Take Pointers Prom Enemy.

WOOD COUNTY UNIT HAS QUESTION BOX

Spelal to Thn Knurlnr. ) Bowling (ireen, ()., Jan. 19. Wood county Klan No. 107 held an enthusiastic meeting last Thursday night at th K. of I', h.ll, and heard an Inspiring address by the Great Titan of this province. About 250 Klansmen wsrs prHent. ' On of ths principal features of the

mMurswu tne introduction of a

So" which was the nutans

(much valuable Klan In ntr Klan recently InltV-

In class, and also ha a

r reaar for in tL-jL-oojo-

1 r o -

i In honest (ro-v eminent

-d not hl rovern

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JSprlal tn Tin" Kourier.) Meiionionie, Wis., .Ian. 1!). "Prot estants can learn may good lessons from those who fight them the hard

est.11 declared a prominent man ie cently as he addressed a group of citizens. "I venture to nay that the

enemies of Protestantism nave xorgotten more about clannishness than members of the Klan ever heard tell of, and you can bet your sweet life they know how to practice it," he

further stated. Since the start of the American order in this little city the lesson of dealing with persons of the Roman faith has been dwelt on and emphasized more, probably, than any other, by the spokesmen for the old world hierarchy. It is being practiced faithfully, observing persons have learned, and it was only natural that a prominent business man should talk

about tne conaiuon wnen ne was caned upon to address a group of representative citizens. "There are too many Protestants," he said In closing his speech, "who ar even a little backward In admitting they are not Roman Catholics. It la high tlm w tak a few lessons from those who fight us th hardest."

Th machine made government of the past ha gone forever because of the wisdom of good women pay your poll- tax. , -

I iSpecial tn The Kourler.i I Vorkville, 111., Jan. 19. That the

Kendall county Klan is going to exert a powerful and effective influence in eliminating any bitterness that may exist in the rivalry between this town and I'lano is the belief of Klans

men. expressed at a meeting of the rounty organization last week. 'Iroups from both the local units are working to bring about the friendliest possible relations between the two communities and it is anticipated that such petty jealousies as may have existed in the past will be eliminated through the practice of true Klantiishness and by their influence among all Americans. First Chartered Meeting. The meeting last week was the first

held by the county organization since the Crnnd Dragon personally delivered the charter that places patriots here and in Piano, on their own responsibility. The officers of the county Klan are .about equally divided between Klansmen of the two town

ships and there is perfect harmony in launching the organization. At the county meeting the work was carried out with smoothness and arrangements were made to finance the preliminary1 organization work. A sales agent was appointed for The Illinois Kourier and the Exalted Cyclops is to serve temporarily as unit correspondent. Piano also has a sales agent, and correspondent and it is anticipated that-Kendall county will

become one of The Kourier strongholds of this realm. Members to Get Busy. Progress and harmony ar the keynote of Klan activity in this county and th member ot the organization bar are planning to work as never before.: -- The next meeting of the county unit will be held in Piano Feb. 13. lAithat time a committee on bv-law-. tnted at the last meet

ing,' will " and submit a working) rirueram -.. '

'Special tn TllP Kouiicr I Chicago, 111., Jan. 1 D A propaganda effective as ii is insidious, is being dirceted from this city aimed at a repeal of the immigration laws recently passed hv (

! The Japanese exclusion clause in j particular is being assailed by the

I ened arguments of the dists.

j Just vvh" is directing the campaign land what powers are financing ir are j as yet matters of conjecture. The i strength of the pro-Nipponese agitaj lion naturally points to the wily Japs

as me inspiration of the drive. By some means, a number of Americans have been Iveigled into supporting the aliens against their own country and fellow citizens. The motives actuating some are obvious. In other instances one ran only wonder at the nature of the influence that has been brought to bear

The specious reasoning of Dr Ernest DeWitt Burton, president of the Lniversity of Chicago. Is typical of the so-called internationalist. The professor appears to worry more about the "set back of Democracy in J.Iapan11 than about the preservation of Democracy in the United States "Congress made an entirelv iimi,.

less gesture when it passed the Jananese exclusion act." he said at a recent public luncheon. One thought less gesture, though, he pointed out cannot be nullified hv another ges' ture. 1 "The way. therefore, to reestablish the friendship between the two nations, which was not broken, but dis-

iupie. oy tne nasty action," President Rurton declared, "is for both sides to have patience. For both sides carefully to gather dau about the whole question." "The most disastrous phase of the governments action." according tn

President Burton, is .the fact that it "sets back the entire democratic movement in Japan." Another type of propagandist is the American business man who has interests in Japan or other countries affected by the new Immigration law A local paper says: 'Philip K. Condict. vice president of the International Western Electric company, on his return yesterday from a six week's business trip to Nippon, denied stories of naval increases."

dentally a fee. Being in an office elected by the people he is free from threats of removal or political pressure and as a result more or leL i uncontrolable. The counter charge that some constables and mayors are using this power for fee-splitting has no weight in the opinion of many legislators, as all minor courts afford the right ot

appeal. Would Tie Official Hands. The bill not . only would restrict jurisdiction of village mayors and justices to their municipalities or

townships, but would prohibit them issuing search warrants for persons or property located outside of their districts. x likewise would restrict officers of the courts, such ' as village mar

shals and village liquor court deputies, to the territojej over which the mayor, municipal police judge or justice has jurisdiction. Wrangling over a bill to "control" chiropractors," a matter that is purely a personal fight between these practitioners and the regular school doctors, is also keeping the legislators from settling down to serious work. The absurd statement that this was a "Klan bill" only indicates the ridiculous limits to which the "anti-Klan's whisperings" in the session will go.

Any Klan connection with this matter is denied, and the statement is made that the Klan of Ohio as an organization is not behind any particular bill now before the House or Senate. Will Make Influence Felt.

That its powerful influence will be thrown behind deserving legislation and against un-American measures is. however, assured, and may be counted upon when the time for action arrives.

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(Special to The Fiery Croin. ) A . .. .. V . . T. T . fx

nuiwiu, i-cu., jan. 13. At a meet

ing or tne jvu iviux Klan here recently a large class of candidates tonk

the oath of Americanism and became Klansmen. The hall was crowded with enthusiastic members, and when

tne initiation ceremonies were con

ciuoea, a supper was served. The Intense interest in Klankraft shown at the meeting 'is evidence that the

spirit 01 Americanism is here forever. ! NEW DEGREETEAM AND QUARTET FOR PAOLA - , (Spccltl to Th Kori. . Paola, Km., Jan. 19. The local organization of the Klan has now added to its departmental a degree team; to take care of ihe work of the second degree, and much Interest in thin new body -is taken, A quartette has lso made Its appearance in the Held and promises sonv rare entertainment for th Klansmen. ,. vs

(Special to The Kourier.) Hawkins, Wis., Jan. 19. At a recent invitational meeting, at which a national speaker explained the ideals and' purposes of the Klan, several prominent Rusk county business and professional' men were added to the membership. Every eligible man in

the audience heartily endorsed the statements of the speaker, and several

signified their intention to become members of the fast growing American order.

Hawkins has, probably, one of the

finest grade and high schools in the

northern part of Wisconsin, consid

ering the size of the town. It also

boasts a box factory which employes many men who are an asset to the town, and the Klan is looked on with

favor by practically all of the American citizens of the community. Having a better class of people in the community, and having a deputy sheriff and city marshal who do their utmost to .see 'that the laws are enforced. Hawkins is practically free of the bootlegger and moonshiner who infest practically every community within the state of Wisconsin. FIFTEEN MEN JOIN AFTER SHORT SPEECH

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(Special to The Kourier.) Glen Flora, Wis Jan. 19. The Legion hall at this place was packed recently to hear the message of a national lecturer. After he had explained the ideals and principles of the organization so clearly that the skeplics and those who had been misinformed, were thoroughly converted. When the invittation for new mem

bers was given fifteen men stepped forward. Klansmen from Ladysmith, Ingram, Prentice and Cataba were in attendance, and all were enthusiastic about the roeM&ge they had heard. THANKS IOWA ORDER , FOR CHRISTMAS FOOD (8j.ut te rKout. . ' felakecburg, la 19. Members of the ' Klan, in )niformcame to th home of knits, Christ mas ev a,nd lef trer. supply ot frtcrle ' , and V s Mrs. brflks says ti i in ther donation f '-s t r p

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WHEN YOU ARE DOWN TOWN -You can get the Fiery Cross at the following street corners on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Union Station newsstand. ' '. j Front of the Terminal Station. . f ' i - Southwest corner of HI. and Wash. Sts., front of Lincoln Hotel, Southeast corner of ID. and Wash. Sts, front of Hook's. Southwest corner of Meridian and Wash. StsH front t Ares. Northwest corner of Penna. and Wash. St., front of Hook's,. Southwest corner of Penna. and Wash. Sts. front ot Kresge's. -Southwest corner of Penna. and Ohio Sts front of HooH's. : MOKDACS AND TUESDAYS AX . k Southwest corner of IH. and Wash. Sts.. front of Llnfobi HoteLv

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