Fiery Cross, Volume 4, Number 12, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1925 — Page 2
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THE FIERY CROSS February 6, 192S SENATE IN ROW OWN PLANT MAY GIVE COUNTY SCHOOL LIGHT
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Nomination of Attorney General Stone Attacked by Group of Democrats. AID SENATOR WHEELER 1 Colleagues Say if He Is Indicted No Action Will Be j Taken by Them. Washington, Feb. The1 Sena'te is in a row over the f confirmation of Attorney Cen-j il Stone as an associate ,iusc on the Supreme Court, tacks on Stone which first ere made in secret executive sessions have now come into the open ;irul Sn:it"r ll' llin. of Aliihatnn. Is nmkitiu iiliii,,-u d.iily nti;i,ks (in the rrconl "f .Mr. St, mi- iimi!" yo.-ii-s nRn when In- v:is ;m uttunvy fur tin1 Morsiin Interests In-fore Ihe SiiprcMH' Court. The nilmiiiiM rat i,n of 1'i-est rlont rrmliilB" l in. w confront' -.1 vi;li this fllllT lip (.11 I lie fl. !!' 111 Mtp, ('li:miiiinis l l'..c s.""' pies in tin' Senate li.ivr ! n ;r nt certain threats iV'.tn :i few S.' tO punish llt'WSIVlln l IIH'll I"!' M-ii ' h an. I roused I 'll.ltol S telling ! (till ce v.'ir ' b. e '; .., 1: .p , i..'.U,'!;i whnt occurred in (infieaMon. lillt tfU'SO K.llll'- Ke hemline 1 1 1 1 " c"itM polled for n vc.-llni: pr-ninK I" the pi' lip II priM'"S.'i 1 to .Ions of the Senat have liHekcil awav tlon. Warren All of this troul.: lliomsch SC. I'd mt ss This abolish s, '. but til.' from tinail-. e t hell I- '.I it t 'ie. cnaie t,, o prop. ntm- lh Mm fliooiiii'-' R"ner;il from 1 1 Sen Hennlnn. The liclit on St. .11. only his in in i i il ; 1 1 ion . Ullllieil S1IC iVSin . ( 'h of li-trolt. A.tion llollllllMI 1(111 fo- ill lo " : ; , , I up t t I '. tli. Wa W; ral heeti Iniletil'ely .uFti.i, the mucin.- of tin sio When it Is lip. illy ...hm.: face determine, j 1 1 1 . . -i : ; out of Warren former I I II A" I l 1 o Ii I'' tin' with tli licit sutir unlu'iv Til" prltii'lp.'il ill l;o U ..ii Si,.? I,ase,l on Ins Mini. urn. . .1 nl, (n 'Hot Senator P.uit..ti Is" Wle ,- Montana, on allot;. -.1 c I.I. n. I Violate,! the 1. S. law; ill . r . i hefore the Interim- I i. ii h I m. n wa s . in- ; of ' I he ; eitlK iftellie had been i lee Why III . .1 p. Hie S Opposition. A cniiip of Mini In oppose I he homin: 1 1 Stone's activity 4, Pi'TpoIlt .Moliin in CI. .liimi's A. ( iw h' a nb , minim; man. It i-i that Senator Iletliu miVt li.ily in the s,.p Snintnr Wiil.sh, f ai lion on tl:e Stole . lill on will .V'heelo, ilv. lb Mat If "pell P. l" Id up until aft. Is ' if m not kn will I he sii.ne rn tniiur ion. ROCHELLE AMERICANS HEAR GOOD LECTURE l.." uit p. I I,.. K lielle. III., 'el, s of Die local Klu Itl'ei i.st t hro'lk; bin i-o. . II u Tie 1 . Ueh "tl Fri-d.i lias held (lie a n vpj l".alc r . lect ui rr. th" be,-t th" mot: heard. 1 eninv .1 .ii. I a lectin-. .'' tic lb, 1 f f. Ill .mi dr.tl iin.l h h" a ii, li. , over t , of wi.!,, bound t lie i f.. nine; . a is 1 1
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(Special to The Kourler.) Ilyaltsvillo. Mil., Feb. L'. A proj fit to licht the Htick l.odKe school in Montgomery rovinty. Mil., with iff ou n plant is lioini; watched with interest by school otlirials. If llio plan is ;i success, it is said. It may had lo electrification of niiinv of III'1 1,019 one-room schools in the suite and to changes in others. Professor l-Mwin W. Urootne. county superintendent, at the Fliptiostiiin of William .1. Ilallouay. assistant stiite superintendent, plans lo .lam a stream n":ir the school and Install a turliine. It would i -iisi about SIPiu. The plinu would provide enoimh eui'rent lo Unlit the
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Bureau of The- Kourier, 215 (1 St.. N. W.. "Washington. WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. After talkine- in the open for
some time the Senate went
afternoon to talk over the case of Attorney General Stone, whom President Coolidge has nominatecT for a position on the Supreme Court bench. The executive session lasted
sixty-five minutes, mbst of the time being taken 'up with senators reading each other a lecture about keeping secret what transpired in executive, sessions. A threat was made to Invoke the senate rule and expel"
any senator who dared to divulge wh.at happens in executive sessions. The Stone nomination was sent back to the Judiciary committee for consideration. The nomination of Charles fi. Warren, of Michigan, to be attorney general, was laid aside until the Stone nomination is disposed of. 'Die Senate adopted several cotiimitt"" amendments to the postal pay; increase bill and approved a proposal I or a uniform rate of 1 'j. cents a' pound on all reading matter in publications sent by mail. Foreign Kelatiorvs committee favorably reported a treaty with Croat Mriiain dealing with extradition from Canada of persons guilty of violating the narcotics art; also a treaty with the five Central American republics lro idlng for commissions of inquiry to deal with international disputes. Passed a bill ippropriating SJOO.OOH lo complete the Yuma, Arise. reela mil tion project. Senator lieflin. Alabama, resumed his attack on the nomination of Attorney Ceneral Stone to be associate just ire of the Supreme Court. "When Senator Sterling. South Dakot-rt read into the record a n-lepram from former Senator Sau'shury. 1 iclaware. counsel in the Morgan case, and- a letter from Louis Marshall, opposing counsel in the Murpn ease, aimmending the appointment of the attorney (renrral. Sena'ors Reed. Missouri: Hetlin. .b Kelkir and Standley, accused him of j,'i-inf; publicity to matters submitted to the Judiciary committee in executive session. In consideration of the postal pay increase bill, a section that would have eliminated differential mail rates allowed religious. educational and philanthropic publications .was st ruck I nit. : Approved ;i conference : report on the Sniith lloch resolution '. decliirinn au'tieultui e to be a basic industry and direct ine: the Interstate Commerce ( "' . m u i i ss io n to conduct an inquiry into l'reiuht ad iusT ment . i'asse, 11, atioii and to li.'tieral to i rates with a view to their ise bill to encour authorize the Po.mtraet for air m irc avit master ice S-li dress. .pieSt Pol P.. i yard Senate i nd the Prti. child adlabor d the on. ert A . "(n.per. Sou h C Una , the was eonlirnio.l as a nieinbi farm loan board Patilied and made public with tht- t'entral American a maty republics national Ijlor i he estiiblishmen; of int( ( ommissiiins of inquiry. Foreign lblatiotis committee a in postponed iiction on American adherence to the world court. Attorney Ceneral Stone, whose eontirmation to be associate justice of the Supreme Court is opposed because the I lepa it ment of .Justice is criminally prosecuting Senator Wheeler, Moiltanna. iippeared before the Judiciary committee, delivered a prepared statement and was subjected to u crossexamination by Senator Walsh. Montana, eounsey for his colleague. Senator Horah read into the record a letter from the Treasury Department stating that its records showed remission by Franco of certain arrears of interest on loans made to the I niie.l States during the llevollit loll. A. l'.. p..-lal 1. 71 to as :i rider to the -ay increase hill a corrupt amendment proposed by nit expenditures of candidates or in a campaign to not more i. Him. and representatives to prin t a-es would bin for seiriti than J I a. lift Iliorithan Sni.ihmi. All . eh; ;i 1 1 .endinent s -ilesimie.l r. nme the postal pay and i ' l.iil were rejected. lia dically af in. ti nowspi up' is and matrazines agreed lo w re J cuts for the first and second zones; :t c.-nts for the third zone; i; ents for the fourth., tifth and sixth " s. and S cents for the seventh and eighth ill, l ea..lies. The proiios'-.l wfillid be retroactive arl.fiv .li.lv ill 1. Plj t. Senator Ash ur t. Arizona. h;is been the President I'm . iesig na ti T Ulpore well add I 'asse.l ,1 I retui W'iisbinuton's fiire l-'eb J.'. po:,tal pay and rate in'crease hill by a vote of 7(1 to S. The 'bill carries the same salary increases, 'effective as of July 1. ;.J4. as the j measure of last session veto.-d by the ' President .. The rale increases would become effective April 15, PUT,, with provision for a eniijrression.il investiition with a view to enactment nixt session ot permanent legislation. Ity :i vivi voce vnti' the Senate made untinished business the bill to extend for a period of two years existing legislation authorizing expenditures for the construction of Kood roads in eonjunction with the states .and authoriz inu- a further expenditure for that purpose of S7r..tiMl,UU!l. Passed a bill nbolishinp: one of the appraiserships of merchandise at Haltiniore. In which there is a vacancy, and increasinu the salary of the appraiser to S1.5n(i.' Senator I'.tpper. Kansas, revised his federal ( , operative marketing bill lo conform to the reeotmnenda t ionirrif the President's agricultural eonimission atul reintroduced it. i 'onfereeFT on the Muscle K hoars" Viil ,-ire continuinp; their sessions. At the request of President ('oolid-re. Secretaries We.-ks and Hoover are meeting with the conferees. Attorney Ceneral Stone advised the Judiciary committee that lifty-eifrht witnesses are on the list in the new proceedincrs in Washington in the case Convent Cruelties A Trot Story h Ex-Nun HELEN JACKSON ' 163 MilboiB At. Room UJ Toledo, Ohio , -V Prica 30 eanu ' flam Di Ntl Snd Stamp. SPECIAL TTBS TO AGENTS , I v. ...... maaca altihtly uaed Vraa tria 1. Uaa) -t, Espreaa SaU Bald. PAV
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aprainst Senator Wheeler. Montana, and that, perhaps, twenty others would be called before the prand jury inquiry is concluded. Charles A. flinch. Cincinnati banker, I old the P.ankins and Currency committee that unless the MoFadden bill or similar legislation passed congress that many nationaj banks would tie forced to consider surrendering their charters, J. C. Swift. Kansas city packer, told the Acricultural committee the "His Five" packers combine to control prices in the live stock market in the West. IX. Till-; IIOCSF Passed seven llistrict of Columbia measures including the $4,500,000 surplus and the compulsory educational bill. Chairman Winslow. of the Commerce committee, introduced a bill in line with recommendations of President CnolidKe and the international joint commission to authorize an appropriation of Sl'Ta.OOa for further examination and survey of the St. Lawrence waterway project. Andrew Furuseth. president of the International Seamen's Union, told the Immipration committee that a majority of the men in the American coastwise trade have no ri.cht in this country under the immigration laws. Public. P.uildinKS committee approved the liliiot t - bill authorizing ?i.",(i. into, nun for new post offices and other Federal buildup's. Public i u i bl in e,s committee favorably reported Senate bill authorizing construction of a $ 1 4.ono.iinn memorial bridfre across the- Potomac river between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington cemelerv. , Alter two hour's debate, by a vote of 1S1 in 41, sent the Underwood M usele Shoals 1 to conference. Passed the bill oarryinfi iippropriations for tlie support of the Departmentof Stitt", Justice. Commerce and Labor. Republican committee on Committees called a caucus of Republican members of the next Congress to meet February 27 in Washington to determine on candidates for Speaker and floor leader. Appearing before the committee consideriiiK legislation for a unified air service. Secretary of Xavy Wilbur said that President Coolidge is opposed to unification of the army and navy air service. On the floor of the House. Representatives Stengle. New York, and Illanton. Texas, both Democrats, commended the declaration of President Coolidge that all "superfluous" government employes must be dropped from the rolls. Ranking and Currency committee favorably reported a . bill providing for repeal of the Pittman silver purchase l.a w after the purchase by the Treasury of M.iMiO.OOII ounces of silver at $1 tin ounce. In consideration of the independent offices bill a motion (f Representative Ryrnes. South Carolina, was defeated, to abolish the Rureuu of Efficiency by eliminating the Sion.noo appropriation. President Coolidge announced his approval of the bill to abolish hanging in the District of Columbia and substitute the electric chair. Considered bills on the calendar and 'passed several of importance to the Philippine Islands. Th" liureau of the Budget" asked congress for another SlOiUitM for continuiiiL; the prosecution of oases growing out of the naval oil leases; also S i .4r,0.n4 1 to nit et expected Department of Justice deficits. Foreign Affairs committee declined to recommend passage of a Senate resolution appropriating $10,000 for expenses of a quinquennial convention of the International Council of Wom''l lo be held in Washington nevt Ma i "onunit i e, pine; Hoard, port before time by the liivestisat.inrjr the Shipwhioh is required to re -March 4. received further lloii.se and its report now :s not sion. ei, cted until the next seaPile tiled the tl ifie Coast lumber interests have protests against niudilieation of exible tin, visions ,,f the lone- T,n, short haul provisions of the Interstate ( 'omiii,'i-ei' net. Foreign AITairs committee f.ivorablv reported a bill providing for reduction or .'il indo.inient of vise ( barges and fees on alien isitors to the Fnited States for reciprocal treatment bv the M-overntnonts of such alien tourist s. District of Columbia committee ordered a favorable report on the revised new public welfare bill. Kepubliean leaders in the House Of Representatives in effect ,-c-id the I,a Follette insm-Kents out of the Republican partv when Representative William R. Wood, of Indiana, chairman of the congressional committee, otiiittcd -from those notified of the Republican caucus. February 7. to arrange for ori! ligation of the House in the ii!Mh Congress, and select candidates for the offices, the names of the entire Wisconsin delegation: Keller, of Minnesota; Sinclair, of Xmtli Dakota, and hit lluardia. of New York. Representative I'rear, of Wisconsin on the tloor defended his activity as a supporter of l.a Follette and' attacked Republican leaders for their act ion. Majority I,eader J.oriKworth, Ohio made an expended speech in "defense of his party s decision to exclude l.a Follette insurgents from Republican party councils. The speech led to a general discussion of the matter in which insurants pa rt icijialed. House Democrats have called a caucus for Saturday nik'ht, February 28 to select their candidate for Speaker of the Sixty-ninth Congress. KINGSVILLE UNIT HAS PURCHASED GROUND FOR HOME Greater Part of Twelve Acres to Be Set Aside as Children's Playground. (Sp.tal to The KourhT.l KitiRsville, Tex., Feb. 2. The Klan at this place has recently purchased a tract of twelve acres, south of this city on which it will erect a home for the organization. . The ground is now being cleared and trees will he set out in an effort to beautify the location, with the idea that a portion of It will be devoted to a playground for children. Kingsville Klansmen are putting over an active and agresslve program which Is resulting - in wonderful interest .being taken in all phases of the work. -i It is expected that, construc tion of the new Klavern will start at ones una tne Duuding will bs ready for occupancy , before the summer is oyer. -" - - : - - - Don'trKJ.o "rm to church with praying
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Let the starry lights of heaven. Shine upon you Klansmen all: Stand with both feet firmly anchored. In answer to thy call. Faulter not in doing duty. Keep the path of Klannlsh faith: Do your work when laid before you. For tomorrow Is too late. Slander not your foes in anger. I.ove them, though they may he wrong: And your deed will long be cherished. In the days when you are gone. Do not scorn those, in wrongdoincr. But correct their ways of shame: They shall know you as true Klansmen. In the speaking of your name. Iend a helping hand when needed. Let no wrong undo what's right: Keep the blissful bonds of Klancraft. For in Faith we'll win our fight. Knter not with thoughts of wrongness. In smother's sacred home; Keep the path of righteous doings, By which a Klansman is known. Though you're scorned in doing duty. That has cost Klansmen 's lives; Carry on their fight, of purity With your eyes turned towards the skies. When America. Our Country. Is governed by its Youth. Have their path laid uut before them. Fur Justice, Liberty and Truth.
AS OTHERS From an Article by the Rev. A,
Des Moines this year entertained the National Roman Catholic Charities League. There were a large number of delegates here from all over the country. They indicated their scope of work and it takes in every phase of human interest from politics to homes for unfortunate girls. They marshal their forces both of members and money to the things that they promote. They get their support from every source under the sun, from selling chances to prize card
parties on tnrough to a very persistento ind successful campaign everywhere campaign of cottinir money from Protestants to be used in their propaganda which is first of all political and sometimes reliKiotis. They are 'pro-setters' when it conies to business and politics. We admire their agility but do. not subscribe to it. "An interesting thing: in connection with this convention was the loving contact that they had with the Ku Klux- Klan. There were some flaps on their convention hall and the Klan noticed them and climbed to the roof and took a picture of the same and from the print that was in our mornin? paper, the Roman Catholic flag was above the American flag. Whether this was so or not so. the interestins thins is that the Romanists raised a howl about it and immediately sought to have several policemen dismissed from the force because of it. Where there is smoke there is sometimes fire. The end is not yet. "Xo one out this way has anything against a Roman Catholic, but 'we want them to be honest-to-goodness American citizens and use their church for religious training and character building. We are tolerant and we love them, but we refuse to sympathize with any sect that proposes politics as a chief part of its program. "They had a great parade in connection with the above gathering. Fight o'clock in the morning and on Sunday. They were out and they were in it. Persons. Protestants, who may times take a second nap on Sunday morning and cither miss or are late to their own services, were out looking on. There was nothing to see but a lot of people walking down the street, hut they were there. Tliey Cooperate. "Hut the point is that they cooperate and make an aDpep.rance that leads a lot of folks to think that they are more than they are. Well, it was quite a stunt, but made very little impression on the community. Fair speech and foul deeds of both past and present loom up when one is watching the passing show of Cut holicism. "They indulged in Pino speech. They glibly ran off the ends of their tongues the great American right of free speech, free press and freedom to worship God after the dictates of one's conscience. They spoke delightfully upon the thought that we ought to destroy .anybody who tries to arouse race or religious prejudice. Rut what do our mouthings upon this subject amount to if we immediately set ourselves to the task of doing the opposite of what our lips say? Sincerity and common honesty compels one to practice what he preaches. We fear our brethren, the Catholics, are not able to do this. Surely by this time they must know that that sort of thing cannot and will not be tolerated in this land or any land that has any reasonable knowledge of the Bible." The Tea Hound. "I hear that Ben is going out for golf-'" "Wrong. He's going out for the balls. "- Vale Record. READY TO START AIR EXPRESS, HE ASSERTS t fwiimmi i uaaiawaaa, a. .,- R, E M. Cowie ' Mr. Cowte, president of the Araeriran Raitwar Express Company, has told the Congressional connnlttes Oft lr serf Ice that tho eottipany Is readr at any time to sign contract for transportation ot exprens matter by j airplane or it'rtjriblc if adtquute serv-
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fM (Not a Moving Picture) jj H MATINEE RESERVED SEATS - EVERY 1 l 50 75 1.00 EPL b t jetip.ijrs. ipy iS 1st STOI". 2nd LOOK! 3rd HEAD! SICK? OR NOT FEELING WELL? 1 I SKE A CIIIROPRACTOI? WHO HAS Virst A tli-trouh Nthoolinir in a reoi:nizMl rliirpractir school. S.Mniiil Knowledge und ability to fintl out what aue8 your lack of health, V Third Kixrinrr gained from many yearn prartii. 4;rada;i(t' oi' ;nn.l o-ins irucmr ralmpr School cf f 'hiropractir; sixteenth year 1 in riiiri"pr;i, in . Jiv-- vf;ns instructor in 1'. S. t anil I. S. C. My X-Ray V Liibnratt.i-y iM;:k'--s (uito.'I ;:r:,lysus rtoss;!il. run sn t ;t I ion t'rpe at office. I make r.-si.lom - .'Hll!', r. '"Alii'I V. r. '.. 11.". C-ntury HuiUlinK- Phone: Office, Mu in :)-i- ; rrsi.ii-nr-1. "i'i.: .-r. t,'.' 1 A. '. F. L. CAREY, D. C. ,
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Vulcanizing as IT SHOULD BE DONE
USED TIRES $2.00 EACH
3117 West Washington St.
ELMORE BROS. REALTY CO. CITY PROPERTY AND SUBURBAN HOMES FIRE INSURANCE 401 City Trust Building Circle 7962
NOTICE: FIERY LOCATION OF
WHEN YOU ARE DOWN TOWN You can get the Fiery Cross at the following street corners on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Vnion Station newsstand. Front of the Terminal Station.
Southwest corner of III. and Wash. Sts., front of Lincoln Hotel. ; ; j Southeast corner of III. and Wash. Sts., front of Hook'. - ; Southwest corner of Meridian and Wash.- Sts., front of Ayres. . Northwest corner of Penna. and Wash. St., front of Hook's.
Southwest corner of Penna.
Southwest corner of Penna. and Ohio Sts froni f Hook's. tJ t . - MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS AT (Xfei
'oiitliwe4i corner of III. and lior OiwcHt jwmcR of Pfnna. Want j 'e Paper Delivered
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Range Made. name and guaranteed for five fiiio rD i i j used. Your old stove taken In
Chests Phonographs Pianos. will gladly make you a liberal
I allowIX THE CITY Suitable Terms R0S. St. Opp. Court House s Belmont 4300 CROSS READERS STREET SALES; and Wash. Sts. front of Krescfl's. i ; - . " Wfc. St front of Llni HoteL and Wash Sta front f "Va. r to 1 Your He
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