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AGE TWO

THE FIERY CROSS

February 20, 1923

CARMELITES

DENOUNCED BY ROMAN BISHOP

Papal Organ Fights Move to Build Protestant Cathedral; Followers Are Warned Not to Contribute

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Feb. 1. A Jesuit bombshell disturbed the

on January 21. of the drive for $15,000,000 to

v omph-te the building of the Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the Divine, which stands on Morningside Heights. New York ity. An immense advertising campaign was waged in behalf of the movement, with posters, radio addresses, and

-r news advertising in the daily press. In trie midst ot this HE WANTS MONOPOLY was heard, through the Jesuit weekly, misnamed America,

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A Statement to Klansmen

Curley of Bait imore, Officially Condemns' Order for Sharp Practices.

Carmelites Defiy Charge and Will Continue Activities for "Little Flojwer" Shrine.

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'i-oialerptisition of ltoman 1'ntholli:

I ii ili.ition. as helplPK to spreail what it . ailed "heresy." Mayor Hylan and se ,-;-.'il other llonian ( 'iitholtes had nisole Muall i-oii'.rihution-'. In a leadinn editorial on the I'atheuial campaign, this Jesuit offi lal iirsan said: "Heresy is not a ligment of the Imagination. H is as real as eapcer

or snia!ltox or murder, and infinitely more dangerous. No -sane man would .-out rhime in am way lo ihH spread of lii-rsise in a i-oiiiniuiiit v. Xor eiin an.', ijeijuin., L'iitliolic I'ont ribute to the st renKtheniiiK of any group or soi-ieti to teach heresy." Heresy Charged. Tip- editorial continues in typical Jesuit style. sut'Kestini; that "this particular I'rotestam sect glories in Its toleration of all manner of teachings, which in fact are soul-destroy in tr hlasphemies ami heresies:" and toes on: "its bishop Is solemnly pledged to propagate .i doctrine u Inch i "n t lioli.-s are hound in conscience p. si n a t hetnn ti::e as deadly." Now here can lie seen the real oice of popM-'y. upholding the papal positiop. that everything outside of the Kouuin Catholic liofnia is heresy. In 'earlier times the papists considered it a sacred duty to hunt out and kill heretl.-s. as they did in the massacres of the A lliigepses. Waldensians. Hu

guenots, and many other r-atestant hollies. (Inline the Inquisition, sis well ii s earlier and later. 'rim same murderous animus exists in the Jesuits today, and Is only restrained by the superior force of I the police power in Protestant coun

tries I'apal dpKma. found at the prestit time, in standard Roman I'athollc t h.-"olo ies. quoted from the words of the popes, or from authorized theologians, -holds It to be a praiseworthy o i to exterminate heretics. Intrigue, mid ISigotry. The presence of this Roman i 'at hobs organization in the I nited States.

s disloyal allegiance to a su

feme i uler overseas, the pope of

Rome, i- a danger to our K;u- aril s.Oejy .lesuit is.n- ah things to men. ' We read in history in the early part -of

' .':g Ii' eenth century, of the in-

gue- of the Jesuits: their plottirpsji undermine kingdoms and govern-I I

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Stripes; America, our country." The officiai vote Bill as recorded in

-Abernethy Ackerman Allen AUgood Almon -Andrew Aswell Ayres Bacon Bankh ead Barbour Barklev Beck Beed.v Beers Begg Bell Bixler Black. Tex Bland Blamon Boies Bowling Box Boyce Brand. Ga. Brand. Ohio Brings Browne. Wis. Browning Krunirn Buchanan j Bulwlnkle I Burtness j Burton Rushv (-Sutler Byrnes, S. i. j Ryrns. Tenn. fable I Campbell ! Can field ! Cannon Carter

'hindhlom ' 'hristophersoii Clague Clarke. X. Y. Cole. Iowa Cole. Ohio Collier Collins Colt on Connally. Tex. i "ook Cooper. Ohio Cooper. Wis. ' 'ramton i 'i isp

(Continued From Page One.) 'a government of, by and for the people;'

America,

in the House of Representatives on the Immigration the Congressional Record is as follows:.

YEAS 323

i roll i 'rowt her I 'niniiiings D-i Dinger IJiirrnw Da vey 1 av is. Tenn 1 leal I lenipsrv I lenison

I lickinson I hck inson

Fairfield

Faust Fish Fisher Fitzgerald Fleetwood FosteFrear Fredericks Free French Fulbright Fuller Fulmer Funk Cnrber Gardner, Ind. Garner, Tex. Garrett, Tenn. Garrett, Tex. Gasque Glfford Gilbert Glatfelter Graham. Til. Green, Iowa Greenwood Grlest lladley Hammer Hardy I iarrison Hastings llaugen Hawley Hayden Hersev Hlckev H ill. Ala. Hill. Wash. Iloch Holaday Hooker Howard, Xebr. Howard. Okla. Iluddleston 1 1 udson Hudspeth Hull, Morton D. Hull. William E. Hull, Iowa Hull. Tenn. Humphreys Jeff ers - Johnson. Ky. Johnson. S. Dak Johnson. Tex. Johnson, Wash. Johnson. W. Va. Jones .lost K earns Keller K-lIy Kent Kerr Ketcham K iess

Kincheloe King Kopp Iowa Kurt. -Mo. Kvale

Leavitt Iee, Ga. Billy Lineberger Tjlnthicum kittle Bongworth Towrey T,oj;ier Ivon McCllntlc McDuffle McKenz.ie McKeown McLaughlin,

McReynolds McSweeney MacGregor MacLafferty Magee, N. Y. Magee, Pa. Major, 111. Major, Mo. Manlove Mansfield Mapes Martin Mlchener Miller. Wash. Milligan Montague Moore, Ga. Moore, 111. Moore, Ohio Moore. Va. Moores. Ind. Morehead Morgan Morris Morrow Mudd Murphy Xelson, Me. Nelson, Wis. Newton, Minn Newton. Mo. Nolan O'Connor, La. Oldfileld Oliver, Ala. Park. Ga. Parks. Ark. Patterson Peavey Peery . Perkins Phillips Porter Pou Purnell Quin Ragon Rainey Raker Ramseyer Rankin Rathhone Rayburn Reeoe Iteed. Ark. Reid. 111. Richards

Roach

Salmon i Sanders. Ind. Sanders. Tex. ' Sandlin . Schneider Scott Sears, Fla. Shallenberger Sherwood " Simmons $ Sinclair Slnnott f Sites x Smith Mich.Smithwick Snell I Speaks Sproul, 111. Sproul, Kans. Stalker Steagall ! Stedman -Stengle Stephens Stevenson Strong, Kans. Strong. Pa. Summers, Wash.

Sumners. Tex. Swank Swing Swoope Taber Taylor, Colo. Taylor, Tenn. Taylor, W. Va. Temple Thatcher Thomas, Ky. Thomas. Okla. Thompson Tillman Tlmberlaka Tlncher ,j Tucker Tydings Underwood (' pshaw -- Vaile Vestal Vincent, Mich. Vinson, Ga. Vinson. Ky. Voigt Wainwright Ward. N. C. Watkins Watson Weaver Wefald Wertz White, Kans. White, Me. Williams, 111. Williams, Mich. Williams. Tex. Wilson, Ind. Wilson, La. Wilson, Miss. Win go Winter

Wolff Wood

PRIEST SCORES CATHEDRAL AID

FROM ROMANS

Dr. Belford Warns Hearers

They Will Cease to Be True Followers of Pope.

MUST NOT HELP HERETICS

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CHAS. C. PEEK MANUFACTURING JEWELER .Vtt-.VM OniilenfHl Itiiililiiic. Kiflh Floor I oi lier Illinois smil Washington Ms.

unseat Khil-s

their plotting of wars, and

their international whenies of politi ,-al intrigue to gain world-wide power.

n jibe disunion of nationalities is their tri'jigth -the destruction of the n'-o-

, ,!e's their glory--the fracture of the j I'i "atetn.'il tie their boast and delight. They had heroine su currupi. aver ; hearing and t m -herons. that the

hand and voire was raided

ags. nisi ineni .liiii.ist t nrouuiiiiat cna: I Europe. in-, various oet-sisions tlir

were expelled more than se en t y -Ii e tni.es during the years l.r,5;, to IkMi,

Dm every nnintrv mi the hahj-al,c

What they were in t he sr:t cent h j , si ni I se enteenth centuries, they ii -c, ""; ; today in- spirit Their constitutio 1. 1 "' ; laws, and erstaving methods have n .1 I

s"e I heen changed. J all the virtues Jesuitism recog

; fuzes b'jt one- - obedience; but one d trine f.pediency ; hut one end pow

;l , " ls llie foulest, blackest, most so'jl

Uss essence ever distilled from all I that is most foul in mankind. It di

vests itself of all that is himtar, that it may dehumanize humanity. The Kditorinl.

"A Inch official in ;i rratestatuj cathedral now under erection, is the I ntauinot nf that evli-o,in, f,,,-, ,.f !.-.., i

! estantism. cmitlned mostly to foreign f ' sla-res. which is distinguished with 1 , difficulty with blank .atheism. The i j reverend gentleman is learned inttiel I learning of the l-'.o-vntl.anu- of the-

truths of the t'hristinn religion, he

much to learn. As with inativ

I'totestant ciergnieri hia leachini- is

rgely a series of prut est.s and de-I '

uials. Me lisis denied the irspiration I : ,,f the Scriptures, a proceeding which f.dlows logically enough from his seeming ik-nlal of the power of God I ia communicnto Himself in intelligible I form t.. His creatures. Miracles, in

this cry . young gentleman's philosophy, are Impossible, and so the resurrection of our Lord goes by the hoard. Of course, as peed hardly" be said, he

i denies t 1P existence of any authority I which can bind the consciences of

men. I hat is true in religion which each man's spiritual experiences certlfv to him its true. The words of our Lr.nl. to the effect that lie who heiireth yon henreth me. and that if n man will not believe the doctrine proi.wl once for all. tie shall he damned, are probable interpolations.

in any case, they are not binding. Casting Slurs. "Another clergyman in this sect.

. .-rsuieo. ii is true. Put left in com- , mand of his church and his pulpit. ; preached we,.R after week a doctrine ! which was utterly incompatible with

the divinity of Jesus Christ. Another, also in defiance of his cathedral building bishop, after importing a troupe of bare footed dancers and torn torn heating Indians to interpret the truths of religion to his flock, has repeatedlyled the people in public invocation to various pagan deities. A third considers himself a prieFt. calls himself "Father.' daily goes through the form of the Sacrifice of the Mass, Invokes the Saints, and prays for the dead.

And lastly, more than one good easy parson in this denomination 's, content with 'the good old ways' which are the ways of prayer and worship chosen largelv by himself, and wonders what all the pother of Indians a ml authority and pagan deities and invocation of tie Klessed Virgin, is .about Hut all agree on the one point of rejection of the authority of the I'atholic church, and all alike are heretics.

"From what school will the official

teacher in this Protestant cathedral

eneration hence be drawn? Will

he attempt to offer the Holy Sacrifice or will lie dedicate si chapel to the god Ha? Catholics have but one assurance, and that ls that he will be a man pledged to the propagation of heretical teaching.

'May Catholics contribute to provide this official propagator of heretical vagaries with more elaborate facilities so that this teaching may reach as many as possible? Again the question answers itself."

Iominick Lamport Robinson. Iowa- Woodruff ''""gliton l.auhani 'Uobsion. Kv. W'oodrum 1-Mwoli Lnnkford . Rogers, Mass. Wright I ve ry iirsen. Ga Rogers. X. H. Wurzbach -Driver Larson. Minn. Romjue Wyant l-oio;t Lazaro Rosenblbom,. Yates F.vans. lawn Lea. Calif. Rouse ' Young Lvans. Mont Leatherwood Rubey X AYS 71 Aldrich Dickstein , Lehlbach Frail Iia. hnraoh - Doyle Lindsay Quayle r-rger Dyer Luce Ranslev Hlni'k. X. Y. Lagan " McLeod Sabath Bloom L, Inlands 'MeXulty Schafer l'"'ylan l ykhild Madden Sears. Xebr. Lrittc;. - . Fenn Mead Seger Hrowne. X. J . Freeman Merritt Snyder Vtia Kiev Callivan .Mills Sullivan llin-diek Ceran Minahan Sweet n'.-ifcv. Creene. Mass. Mooney Tague On -.'. " Criffin Morin' Tllson Cf-M'i ... Mil!. Md. O'Brien Treadwav clan, -.laeobstein O'Connell, X... Y. V nderhll'l ''tear;. - Jaines j , .O'Connell. R. I. Vare v Conne:. Kfndred f O'Sullivn'n "Watres N Crossrr k tins; Oliver. X. Y. "Winslow t'ullf'ti l.aCuardia F'erlman AXSWLfLKD PRESENT 1 Tinkham XOT VOTIXG 37 Andei j-oii 1 io'.dshorough McSwain Shreve Clark. I ia. Lrahain. Pa Michaelson Ward, N. Y Connolly. Pa. Hawes Miller. 111. Wason Corning Kahn O'Connor, X. Y. Weller Curry Kf-iiiiiaT Paige Welsh -Davis. Mum. Knutson Parker Williamson Drane l.anglev Peed. X. Y. Cihlman Fsur.i - Logan Reed, W. Va. l-f othinglia in M''Faddn Sanders, X. Y. Gibson McLaughlin. Xebr. Schall So the bill was passed.

Severely Condemns Gov,

Smith and Others for Contributing to St. John's.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS We are LEADERS in QUALITY PRICE and WORKMANSHIP. Our salesmen will galdly show, you, without obligating you to buy. A Liberal Exchange Allowed on Your Used Goods

Prices Lower

The followinp pairs were announced: Mr. Gibson (fori .with Mr. Tinkham laRainsD. Mr. Curry (fori with Mr. Weller (apainst). Mr. McSwain ifor) with Mr. O'Connor of Xew York Mr. Goldsborouph (fori with Mr. Cornin .(agairsu. Mr. Reed of Xew (fori with Mr. Lofjan (against).

Brooklyn, Feb. 16. Roman

Catholic priests are comma:

out and openly denouncing

the effort to co-operate in the

building of St. John the Di

vine in JNew York. All the

great ado about the spirit of co-operation which exists be

tween Protestants and Roman Catho

lics on all sides, is being shown to be the merest bosh. Roman Catholics

are not interested erough to help

ouiia a Protestant cathedral in this country to go down in their pocket-

books and lay down cash. Tn a few eases for the purpose of securinc

votes or for other political reasons

contributions are made, but these draw down the anathemas of the pa

pal church.

Lays Down the Law. This is plainly shown in a sermon

Mons. John L. Belford. rector of the

Church of the Nativity. Classon avenue and Madison street, preached recently. He referred to the Cathedral drive In the following words, says the Brooklyn Eagle: "Several people have inquired. 'Is it lawful for a Catholic to contribute to the Cathedral of St. John ? The answer involves the principle of cooperation. If you believe that the cathedral represents the true church, that It will proclaim the truth and conduct the rites of divine worship Instituted by Christ, by all means contribute, but you cease to be a Catholic.

But if you believe and if you are a Catholic you must believe it that the Episcopal church is an hereticl sect, that It preaches a false doctrine and conducts rites which are merely human, then you may not contribute. Is Co-operation. "A contribution is not only an act of approbation, it is an act of co

operation. "If an Episcopalian believes that our church is not the true church, that we are idolaters and that our pulpits proclaim error, he may not help to build or maintain a Catholic church.

"The same principles applies to the theater and to books. Those who

pay admission to an indecent play

are as wicked as the players and the

managemert. They pay. or help to pay the salaries, the rent and all the

expenses, not to speak of the profits

"So with books and papers. Those

who buy them encourage their pro

duction and actually pay the author and publisher for producing the .ile

stuff that has done and is doinp so

much to undermine morality and pro

mote vice and crime. Officials Are Wrong. "But, it will be said, a Catholic Governor, a Catholic Mayor, aid prominent Catholic, like ' Juwge O-Brien, have made contributions. "They are inexcusable and their contribution takes on a special degree of guilt because they are prominent and they have given bad example and scandal. Ignorance alone can excuse these men and all of them are not Ignorant." o Religious Revival at Valley Falls

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Community Is Still Feeling Its Effects Great Order

Was Busy. Valley Falls, Kas Feb. 16. This

city and surrounding community ls

Btill feeling the effffects of the relig

ious revival campaign which was pro

moted through the hearty co-operation of all Protestant churches in the city. The German Lutheran church located In the rural districts was also one, of the main contributors to the good work that was done, and has been commended in many districts for the help it gave. The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan were also active In the religious campaign and a conversation was overheard between two anti-Klansmen. one of who msaid the organization ought to be ousted from the state. "There is no use talklns that stuff to me." said the other ami. "they ore a religious organization and you can't put them out. There isn't a church in this town that hasn't been benefitted by them, much as I would like to see it done." PROVINCE LECTURER

CONDUCTS MEMORIAL

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

May I give a little encouragement to the Klansmen throughout America'.' In Matt. XVI, .IS, we find these words: "And I say also thou are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my i htirch, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." That is the God Almighty's truth, the gates of Hell will not prevail against It, but the Infinite Eternal God Most High will. Hell Is paved with Romanist's truth. NORWICH.

Please give the correct way of repeating the Lord's Prayer in your next issue and oblige. Tours, H. C. S. Form as found Matthew VI-M8.

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So the Mil was passed. The entire booklet has much "misinformation" and should not-be considered as authority Xo Individual is authorized to speak for the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan except the Imperial Wizard. Dr. Hiram Wesley Evans, and no publication or newspapers are authorized to speak officially for the organization other than The Kourler. NTo booklets or literature other than those coming from the Imperial Palace at Atlanta and identified by proper identification are officially authorized by the Knights of the Ku Klx Klan and these may be procured free for the asking by addressing the Imperial Talace, Atlanta, Ga., or the undersigned. THE EMPIRE PUBLISHING COMPANY,

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McGregor, Tex., Feb. 16. The Pro

vince lecturer was called to McGregor

Sundav, Feb. l. to conduct a memorial

service for Kl. M. F. Bowman, who was buried near here a few weeks

ago. With the assistance of ten robed

Klansmen he put on the most Im

pressive service ever seen on such an

occasion. Seven ot tne men held In

their hands, one eacn ot the seven symbols of the Klan. A blood-red

cross of. silk rinoon was tormed over

the grave, the ends being held by the Exalted Cyclops and klallff, and the

kludd and klokard respectively. As each of the symbols was named by the men who held it, the lecturer would pay a beautiful tribute to that

symbol and it was laid on the grave. In conclusion, he placed a beautiful floral wreath at the head of the grave, bearing the letters K. K. K. in gold.

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Uvalde, Feb. 16. Klansmen from Hondo, Crystal City, Utopia and Ashertown assembled at Uvalde Klan Hall, Feb. 3 to hear a national lecturer for the Klan.- He made a fine address which was enjoyed by all. Talks were made by a representative from each of the Klans present. A Klansman from Atlanta gave the officers of the klans an Interesting talk in the afternoon. o

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Coracicana, Tex., Feb. 16. The Corsicana Klan had a rousing meeting Friday night, Jan. 30. The hall was packed to overflowing. A Province official delivered a lecture on the theme, "Get a Vision, Count the Cost, and Pay the Price." He presented the high Ideals and sublime principles of the Order in a masterful, and impressive way, and the meeting was enJoyed by all . present. This Klan ls planning for a .large oat: door public

I demonstration as soon as thWweather win permit. ,r 1

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