Fiery Cross, Volume 4, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1925 — Page 2
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THE FIERY CROSS
HERRIN'S ROMAN SHERIFF WILL LEAVECOUNTY Promise to Pay Galligan's Salary, Though BanUhed, May Spoil Plan-
ROMAN PRIEST USMAR SCALDS BOY TO DEATH
WILL STOP GUN TOTING: Official's Departure Is Result of Compromise Between Contending Forces. (Special to The Kouriir.) Springfield, 111., Feb. 9. i Sheriff George Galligan, of, Williamson county, bitter an-ti-Klan official, has thrown upi his hands and agreed to leave the county and remain av.ay for the Hake of peace. When recent trouble was brewing at J-Wrln and Marlon he nnl others hm Jrled away nni rnme to this city for fn conference with The governor nnii ( ' Other state omclalw. Now hi' hns . a tia V, ,ni imi "i n I 'i ml vlr.
turnm inn m" ' ' tunlly agreed to become ;in exile. j Supervisor Acree. Klv nupervlKor-" of Williamson county aluo returned, nntisliid Unit withdrawal of the wherlff will bring tranquility and pence in n county urul city that have held a had place in the public eye for more than two years. du to Violence nnd bloodshed. They nil put their nanus to an agreement, along with (iov. I,en Small. Attorney (bneral Oscar K Carlatrotn and Adjt. ien farloM 1'. niack. that will put an et'f.rihe end to gun totliiK in their county, it" lived up to. Sherirr (ialliK in promised to revoke all the pcii.il deputy war ranta oulotandink' cxecpt those issued tnen guarrilnc colli mines and rente terles. and In return the representatives of the board of supervisors prom Inert to secure a general illsarmament In Williamson courts. Will Stop (tint Toting. They pledged themselves to obtain revocation of licenses K-mhiI by jus tires of the peace for i tirying arms and further pledged that they nould require that all guns be deposited in A public place for sale '...ping or dlspiPil of Immediately. HherllT ilalllgan proniiseil to remove his personal effects fvin I he Jll as soon an possible. out of the county and stav nut. lie said he would fro to Cuba first on a vara tlon. lie appointed bis ottl' " deputy. Randall Park, aged :.Ti. bis stn-ces-eor. with title of chief deputy, and promised not tn inieifeie villi bis conduct of the offic e m any ni.innei . However, there Is real objection main feated to this appoint inert . aim it may not stand. The sup' -rvisn.-s promised to pay flnlllgan bis salary until his term expires, and this too. has caused a hitch in the plans Compromise Agreement. The agreement was a compromise of Klun and ant! Kl in elements, ard parties to it declared afterward they were Intent on doing their utmost to nee that It is obeyed.
(Special to The Kourier.) Montreal, Feb. 9. Rene Francois DeFleeschouwer, otherwise Hrother I'smar, has been accused of manslaughter by a coroner's jury in connection with the death by scalding of an 8-year-old boy at the Huberdeau (Quebec) Orphanage, conducted by the Brothers of Mercy. The boy, Henri Gallarneau, illed after a hot bath given to him by Itrother I'smar, the jury was told. Several Witnesses tetifled concerning alleged ill-treatment of the boy by the accused. During the charge to the jury Brother I'smar buried his face in a handkerchief and wept. Provincial detectives took him to the Court House, where lie was formally arraigned.
CHELSEAMAYOR CHARGED WITH
'HI -JACKING'
Accused of Being in League
With Rumsellers and May Have to Explain.
CRIES OF DOUBLE-CROSS
February 13, 1925
Magnificent New Home of Champaign-Urbana Klan
Quigley Led Attack on Klan
Last Summer at Democratic National Convention.
(Special to The Kouricr.) Boston, Feb. 9. Charges that Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley, of Chelsea, Mass., was in league with rum-runners and hi-jackers, will be interesting news to Klansmen all over the
nation, especially to those J who attended the Democratic i national convention in New York city last slimmer. Mayor Quigley will be remembered as the obstreperous delegate in that convention who fought the K u Klux Klan so bitterly, who ' look exceptions to the rulings of the I presiding officer, and who three times ! trieil N, e;ci the convention to reeonI sider its action and condemn the Klan in its platform. Now one Daniel ,1. Murphy, of Chelsea, is arrested and charged with posI session of a large quantity of alcohol land whisky. In his hearing Murphy charged the Chelsea mayor with bejjng in league with rum-runners and I In lackers, and his hear ing was cor-
tinue.l in order to allow him to lay j his evidence before the Federal grand i jury against the mayor. Counsel for Murphy at the hearing s.-iid that their client had been "doublecrossed" by Mayor Quigley and that j the mayor had ordered a ratd on Murphy's place as a result of a quarrel I among rumrunners. The mayor was i referred to repeatedly as a "hi jacker.'
FOES IN ORDER ANNOUNCEMENTS
ARE NOW FACING FEDERAL COURT
Knights of Columbus Members Fighting Protestantism Are Now In Toils.
Under this heart phlirph mAAtlnpa
social gatherings, and like announced mentS. Of not over aot'anlv.flva u-r,rt u
will be published at a charge o one 1. . . ..
umiar, casn witn oraer, ror eacn
inseY-tion. Copy must be in this office bv tlfinn StiiTcTr rf n-A&V na.
ceding date of publication.
(Special to The Kourier.)
El Paso, Texas, Feb. 0. Bchoes of the federal officer's campaign to "clean up" El Paso's liquor supply located In "high spots" will- be heard
in the federal court next week. The cades of Ed. C. Held, prominent business man, one time president of the Chamber of Commerce and high in the councils of the Knights of Columbus. Jlmmie O'Brien. Juarez saloon owner and H. W. Bauder, prominent El Pasan, have been set for trial. All three are violently anti-Klan and are reputed to have rendered valuable service in behalf of the defunct anti: klan organizations. Forty new cases have been added to the docket by recent activities of enforcement off cers.
THE AMERICAN RESCUE ! WORKERS. INC. ; "We are just what our name signifies, ; by that we mean we are Rescue j Workers, and w;ant you to feel that ' you are welcome at our home any ;
time, to see just what we do with your dorations. There is an immense amount of work to be done ajong these lines, and we do not turn away any worthy request for help that is called to our attention. The
word RESCUE means to help, to assist, and that is our constant endeavor, but without the help of the
Kt-AL, AMEKICANS in our city this work would be badly hampered, as we do not receive ore cent from the Community Fund, and are in constant
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PLAINVILLE UNIT IS TO
HAVE NEW KLAVERN
URBANA, ILL., Feb. 9. The many activities staged by the Champaign-Urbana Knights of the Ku Klux Klan are given additional impressiveness by the splendid stagings made possible by the Klan's ownership of the magnificant "Illinois" theater, pictured here. This theater was purchased for use as a Klavern by the local unit of the Klan last year, and has been the scene of many notable gatherings of 100 Americans. Among the most important of these was the first annual realm klorero. During the coming months many interesting, inspiring and educational programs will be conducted here. The gigantic, electrically lighted fiery cross that adorns the top of the building, may be seen from afar, and is recognized throughout this section is looked upon as a beacon to a shrine of patriotic Protestantism.
FRANCE VOTES WITHDRAWAL OF ROMAN EMBASSY
Chamber Decides Break Has Come with Vatican by Large Majority.
POPE STARTED STRUGGLE
JUST ITCHING TO BE U. S. POLICEMAN
Washington, Feb. 9. Two days after arriving in America. Patrick Michael Quaid from Wexford county, Ireland, filed a declaration of intention in the District Supreme Court to become naturalized. He landed at New York last Tuesday, came to Washington and in two days started action to get first papers as a citizen. He probably holds the record for quick application for naturalization. Quaid. it is understood wants to become a member of Major Sullivan's police force in Washington and inquired how soon he could get his papers.
VETERANS ALL
r OBjWTirWAY
DEBTS ARE PAID
Boys Claim Deductions Should Be Made From Final Cost Value.
Washington, ivi :. s i : p i,: ferwice f opinion- hii '.M.k'-n ,n; Over the action of tl-f Vr'.'iaiw' llu reau In deducting from i!.,- .-i- ,, -,. credit of his World ',,i i,i,nii tinamount owed l.y a !'i;,ji t,.. Government. Thin artion, taken ur,,..,- t of Controller (icni;il .1 I: M.c.ni 1-Mlucen the (lirure.-. on ih- I . .,i the adjusted 'ornpcii i i m ' - i ' i a i . hy the amount or th. . lajto n ,, iovernnienl MKMinst the m.i,.,,,, ; hud been chanictoi Izcl i,v s,,in, v-' ernn mm unwarranted and :iS taking two and a half times lla- a!,.. am due. On the other hand. :). i;inmi, contend" xome of ih. i i.-nms ;iSillM., Veterans hive run for cais at ',' IntereKt rate whati wr." i,, (,,,',.,. ,,, runny attcnipts to i o,.,-t t nd. i- i,. Iw Controller (l.-nnuil .M.i-,,- ,,,,'. that the claim should be d'-duet.-, from the servieo credit and n,.j i,-,,,, the ultimate ash value of u,,. at maturity. - o All of the wisdom in the world wil dtftt," i-noi If you do not vo'e p,n your poll tax.
ROME LOOKS WITH GREAT LONGING ON NATION CAPITAL Baltimore Bishop Stresses Importance of Making Washington Stronghold.
He Is Attacked for Neutrality! D"'Na GOTHAM FLIES
Sif Ic Tli- K.-ui '.. I - Washington. Jan. !. - Archbishop I Mil hue .). Curley. of Raltimore. whoj makes freiient lsits to the Nation's i lanital is greatly interested in the
i it y ol Washington, as a strategic xtronnl'iold for the lioinan corporation. At a dinner tendered him here last week by the Knights of Columbus he gave utterance to the following It there is a i it y in the country where we should be strong it is ashington." The sentiment w.is warmly applauded by James A Flaherty, supreme knight of the organization: Admiral William S. Kenson. Maj. Daniel Sullivan. superintendent of the ; ashington police force, and other ilbunan Cailiolics proininert in carrying out the plans of the hierarchy to make Washington lioinan Catholic, preliminary to the still greater ambition to "Make America Catholic." The archbishop urged the establishment of more parochial schools ihioiighout the country anil inferenr.ally deplored t he presence of the public schools in free America. ''.ood government is burn the day : good people go to the polls -pay your poll tax..
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(Special to The Kourier.) , Paris, Feb. 9. The Cham-; ber of Deputies has voted forj
suppression ot the french Embassy to the Vatican by a vote of 314 to 250. Premier Herviot had previously announced he would stake the question of confidence on this proposition, nnd the Chamber gave him the necessary vote. The severance of diplo
matic relations between France and Home was decided along strict, party! lines, the vote representing the exact relative strength of the government and ihe opposition. i Premier llerriot let it be under-' stood that Alsace and Lorraine would j be represented at ihe Vatican by a diplomatic officer under the terms of; the Concordat which still applies to'1 the recovered provinces. Pope's Attitude Strange. i Premier llerriot declared the atti-j
lucie oi me pope during the war as. "at least, strangely neutral." Bv do-
daring the treaty of Versailles to-be an "artificial peace." llerriot said the pope had "increased the hatred beUseen nations." "During the war. the policy of the pope was at least strangely neutral." he said. A deputy remarked that Krance was not represented at the Vatican during the war and that the Vatican was neutral -or that account. "Belgium was represented at the Vatican." llerriot replied, "but that didn't prevent the fJermans shooting Belgian priests. The pope did not make protests in the name of justice loud enougli to be heard above the fighting. He Kept Silence: "lr the time of Gregory," llerriot
continued, "the pontiff went to the fortifications to defend the beseiged. but in 1915 the voice of the pope was silenced. "I don't want to strike at religion. We wouldn't have hail a conflict with the Roman Catholics if they had not fought us." U. S. HAS LENT FARMERS 1,500 MILLION DOLLARS
More than $1,500,000,000 has been lent to farmers by the Farm Loan system since it was created seven years ago. Commissioner 11. A. Cooper told the annual conference of presidents of Joint Stock Land Banks recently. Of total loans, there have been maturities exceeding S226.000.000. he said. At present there are less than one-half of one per cent of all maturrities more than ninety days past due. According to Cooper, these figures demonstrate the success of the Farm Loan system. He prophesied even greater results from the Farm Loan act In the future. '
ANARCHY'S RED
FLAG DEFIANTLY
CHURCHMEN LED BY FOREIGN JEW ATTACK ORDER
Radical Internationalist Op
poses All Progressive Americanism.
DECIEVE PROTESTANTS
(Special to The Kourier. I Plalnville, Kas., Feb. 9. At the last regular meeting cf the Ku Klux Klan
here, the local head announced that the order was to have a new Klavern. and that the building had beer, taken
over and would be occupied soon.
ine announcement came as a surprise to the members and was greeted with shouts of enthusiasm by those
present.
After the regular business meeting
was over, the Lxalted Cyclops ore
sented the Klan with a picture of the
Declaration of Independence which
was greatly appreciated by all.
Supper was followed by several
speeches by distinguished Klansmen
one of them a visiting brother from
California.
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(Sperial tn Tho Knurjfr. New York, Keb. 9. Ureinpr "re placement" of the United-States Gov
crnment by a soviet republic. Charles!
L.. Iluthenbeig, convicted of violating t lie Michigan criminal syndicalism law but released from th Michigan penitentiary at .Jackson pendinp hirf appeal to the United States supreme court, flaunted the red flas of communism before-15. uun persons packed into the auditorium, and openly defied ihe Covernment from whom at this ery moment he is seeking its support to keep him cut of prison. -An instance of the "borinp-in' methods of these foes of the Oovprn-
mi-nt was the presence of a 14-year (dd boy who spoke against the sovereignty of the law. He said I.enin was "a leader of emancipation." and that under him the "bones of little children no longer turned into gold for the -:rec-d of capitalists." The boyorator, whose name was Morris Spect, r and indicated his .-ace, neglected to adil that in the city of Xew York there are no employers who are more inlint on the conversion of "chi!-' oren's lumps" into gold than those in the clothing trade, controlled by Jews. nuthenberg was the chief speakn at a memorial mass meeting for Nifc- ( la! Lenin, held under the auspices cf
uie v.ominunist workers parly. Two hundred uniformed rollrvmpn Rn
plain clothes men inri a
mounted police were present to pievent disorder.
He Doesn't Like Prisons. "Prisons have only one effect upon revolutionists." Ruihenberg began. 'Prisons can onlv step! thpi,- ni
increase their determination to strike
oiow alter mow until -the ugly capitalistic system which puts men in prison is sweot nut of rviutA rr.i--
greatest thing in the history of the
numan rare was thp proletarian revo lution in Hussia in 1SI7.
What has Lenin left us jis a "methof revolution? What is this sword with which wo are striking? Lenin showed that the working class must be mobilized through their daily lives so that tomorrow we may replace the government with a workers' soviet republic and the dictatorship of the proletariat. Would Abolish V. S. "The first step is the establishment of a proletariat state. There cannot bo a capitalistic parliamentary government. Lenin left us the knowledge that the working class cannot tight alone, but must make an alliance with the poor farmers and agricultural workers. We must rally the oppressed nationalities. We must flght for Philippine independence, to lay low the capitalistic government in thf United States and establish a prolftariat state and then use the power so gained to create a new communistic society." Latest reports from the rural districts indicate that it will be some time before the convicted communist will be able to consummate his cherished plan to enroll the farmers of the country under the red flag of communism.
ed an alliance. The first thing this
new and strange combination did was to take a rap at the Klan by putting out a statement declaring that "organization whose members are masked, oathbound and unknown, and whose activities have the effect of arousing religious prejudices and racia' antipathy violate the fundamental principles and ideals of our countrv and of religion and merit our condemnation." The statement was drafted by joint committee designated by this strange mixture and it u-nu .,'iD
' ... T 11.) tll.-J clared lor practical cooperation between ChrtcH'i no .1 T i
... ...w.w..-, ali in no i name of mutual goodwill and helpfulness; disavowed anv "nrnuolvtwir,..
I purpose:" and approved interchange i among the theological schools ot the Jewish and Christian ed HCHtrr anil
j exenange of articles in Jewish ' Christian journals.
Fighting: Bible Reading. This is the same combination is fighting the bill in the nhir, c
turn nrn v i A i r cr fnr. T ,
I " 1 "-.it- leaning OL me Bible in the public schools
It is a scheme to hoodwink and deceive week-kneed Protestants everywhere it can and it the most vicious and determined assault on the Klan
tnat nas been made tor sometime. It
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known and whose activities have the effect of arousing religious prejudices and racial antipathies, is fraught with grave consequences to the church and to society at large." This same promoter, Sidney Gulick. is a radical internationalist. He was behind the opposition to mobilization day last summer. He was born in Japan and is trying his best to unite organizations to carry along his silly program. He was against restricted Immigration laws and particularly the Japanese exclusion act. We have all seen people who talk all the time about 'America but never say much.
. Lone Walt. "Putting a bridle on my horse." ' "Well, and dldUyou get the hit In his mouth?" I
KILL BOOTLEGGERS IF THEY SELL TO SON
(Special to The Kourier.) Owosso, Midi., Feb. 9. James Oliver Curwood, the novelist, today gave notice to bootleggers that if any of them furnished liquor to his 12-year-old son they would be killed and he would do the killing. HI announcement followed hit complaint to city official that bootleggera were selling poison to boye and girla of Owosso. He declared that he bad proof that several young people had been Intoxicated and that one youin had been rubied by drinking moonshine. . v -
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