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18
RLAN KLEAGLES FOOL RECRUITS BY SPURIOUS MASONIC INDORSEMENT
SAYS K. K. VIOLATES'
DIXIE TRADITIONS
RECRUITING "BAIT" OF KU KLUX KLEAGLES
Terfas 'Federal Judge Indignant
'at Modern Revival of Re
' construction Society
PAINFUL TO SOUTHERNERS
w Vnrti. Rent. 22. Federal Judge
I jirt r&ehwon. Jr., of the South
5PniYrlct of Texas, Hitting In the
?"JJ Court here, yesterday dc
FtMn4 1 the Ku Klui Kln in on In
fS. Borrowing the word, of Ellhu
vTtin (Himmlne up a political OR
28 J"h cnllcf it ."a fortultou con.
Surie of unrelated prejudicea." i
Stroke of lt organism as 'lnyltig
WRk.,,!. nn ?ood memories of
nnliftuowru .. -
n Did organ.
atrted ior nm o mi i i
Judge lltlicneson saw no
TV'hen
.!.. Inn
ffi gl It nrely In bin capacity n.
. rltlicn. HIh parents were born In
V,f inla. and his father went lo Tcxn.
'""..' .i. r.vtt War. tic wn a
&Tmnn for many years. Judge
SC was born In Houston, of
Met , city he was Mnyor before he wont
1 ,h. Federal bench three years ago.
B.'l 'how s followed with Interest t
J-, of the Ku Klux Klan. and I
GS betn especially gratified to note
Sit It cannot any longer truly bo called
?Benthem Institution. I did not know.
J.l wis gratified to rend, that It was
!tfwK mo" , rapidly In the North and
Ct than In the South.
'I most deeply rrent the use of that
Bine, whicn is incp..uu..jr tu.. v ...
ttlto bitter and unbcnrnblo conditions
the South of reconstruction, being
Se.rcned, commercialized and scandal
be" by this modern aggregation of
'h"lVm opposed l0 ,IP cmitlnuance of
Hi organization on both practical and
icntlmental grounds. I do not sen how
inr Confederate soldier, or any son
tr well wisher of any Confederate sol
dier, or any Southern man who really
lotei and reveres the traditions und
hiitory of the South, can for i moment
countenance the use by the body of
men bended by the Imperial Wizard of
Oi of the name Ku Klux Klnn. a
ttBUWhieh. to loynl oons of the South,
I. inseparably connected with the sac
rJJce nnd suffering that goes with the
(wall of n proud nnd noble people In
tbtlr efforts at rebirth under conditions
to which thev could not and would not
mbmlt." "
KU KLUX INITIATION HELD
BY 75 JERSEY KLANSTERS
Jltz Tunea From Downstairs Dis
turb Weird Rites In Newark
New York, Sept. 21. It became
known resterday that the New Jersey
headquarters of the Ku Klux Klan hail
held its first initiation ceremony, with
hooded maks nnd white rubes, and the
rest of the weird exercises of the "In
tlilble Kmplre," in Newark Tin-winy
Bight.
The initiation bnnlnc was singed
l 842 Broad htrect, across the street
ftotu headquarters, in a hall above
Achtel-Stettcr'.s cafe. There, are sev
eral other amusement hnlls in the Mime
building, and a porlnl affair was in
progress in one of them, directly be
neath the Ku Klux chamber. It was
reported the orchestra took the edge
off the pnlemnity of the Klan Initia
tion by tending up strains of "Ain't
We Got Fun? ' and other popular
tire.
About seventy-five men took part in
the hooded and mnskl ceremony, com
ing from many towns in Jersey, includ
ing Newark, the Oranges. llionmfichl
ad, an far south as Perth Amboy.
tiotne time ngo Dr. Orvllle Cheatham,
Ring Klengle, claimed to have organ
lied fifty Maim in New Jersey, hut he
hu never told their location.
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ftrtnyi ntfttx Try vlrtdly tho ooadltlont of tody rl th Hir,
roiuitod.U trou(lit if it tho ollnx uA bltTt m It It ion H-i.
Pln lot b Vno lrr1tUlT vtitro you tth trli jilcur
ihcra In your Urrltory urf If thro iro imr prtiievlir toi,ueh n th
ShrUo ntlsr,t KLntport,on whtoh you wnt It In tny et Tour tea,
Iht lyattn to to Kito oh of your Uifli-n tV with then t
Utit trt FAtl to tho ih uvl thin it tho flnilh prMu in fplle
tun tnt iyi"Slgn Hro". If thty mnt im In thin thov iro not tho
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MANUrACrUMII ( DIITIIIUtOIS PI
OLD REUADLB SNAKE OIL"
Doar rrltndi-
Tho writer Ma been nado lolei-itnegcr for tho
abova Mm In handling It 'Old Rallablo Snokt Oil for Jehn-
o.t OUf aal uppir Hot Tennonoo. Your mat appearing on
tho booka of tho Compony ai a aallif tod cuitoner who haa found
Snika Oil" viluablo for rhiusatlna, cenatlpitlon, aora
throat, dyipcpala and many other allaenta, 1 an writing you
to let you knot that t m on the Job ailllng 'Snake Oil and
will be delghted to fill yovr ardera for eexe.
Mow, rriend, hiving tried 'Snake Oil youraelf,
It enould be your duty to plaoe thla wondlrful resedy before
all of your frlenda thoo you think sight be cured by tt. t
therefore would deeply appreciate tt. If you wculd, In the m
oloeid envelope eend re the nice of aa early of ytur friend
aa poailble who have not ueed our narveloui recioy, 1 till
ee that a aaleeain calla on thea and offera then a chonei to
seeoae ouatoceri,
ALSO, pleaee not eepeolillyi
I deelre to eitibllih iilea agmtlia for
Snake Oil' In each of the following plaoeai
Ktngiport, ,
Irwin,
Elltlbethton,
Joneeboro,
Norrlitom, '
Oreenevllle,
I Hetport. .-.-. . .
You probably have from on to ten or core ptr
onal frlenda In thoee totna "horn you would like to rave told
about the 'Old Reliable Snake Oil.
i Therefor, friend, pleaae eend , by return
sail, the neaea of your Johnaon City frimda erd Uoie llvlrg
In the above tome, whoo you think tight beetae valuable en
tonera of oy flrn which dealrea to bring to lufterlng tvun
tv everywhere the aoet aplendld edtolne that haa ever cam
'offered the public.
Your very truly,
Colontal Hotel,
"Itsuh" Merely Klanesc
for "Yours Truly
Ku Klnx Klnn lendftra hare their
own pet way of winding up letters to
their underlings. "Your Itsub" Is
the phrase used just before the name
nnd title of the leader. As some
might think 'Itsub stood for 'In
tensive terrorism, speed up busi
ness," It must be explained thnt the
cryptic word merely Is an nbbre
viatlon for "In the sacred, unfailing
bond."
Above, ore stimuli two official Ku Klux letters illustrative' of the lilunglel.ini; methods spotisoictl l. I lie "inWbitile Kmplru." At (lie. left lb an niicuil in
tlorscmcnt of n movie film lo spread tho "doctrines" of the Klnn, und at the r Ight is another totter Hhowing still another recruiting dodgo
Masonic Cloak
Used by Kleagles
Oonllnnrd from Pnie One
urged to join because the Klan had
the indorsement of their fnthai'H, when
these fathers had been working to com
bat Ku Kluxtstn.
"As a result of the tactics used by
the Klan organizers In Dallas, inuur of
Ita members- have withdrawn from the , 'Sign
uicniBcrsiup roils, anil the movement
that way is Increasing. Ollicinl edicts
fare gone forth from the leaders of the
onIc order lo the eflect that Ku
Kmxlsm is tinged and marked with
Practices unbecoming a Free Mason.
"To the shamo of a free citizenship,
Xas is the home ot the only white
woman so far known as the victim of
band of inusked men. This woman,
jiving In nn East Texas village called
ienaha, was stripped to the skin,
tarred and feathered, and her hair was
clipped off and left by the roadside.
Thanks to n helping hand always ex
tended, she hns found a home in tho
iity or Houston (Texas headquarters of
Jim Klan) under the Hag of the Salva
tion Army."
tividence of n possible similar scheme
to give the apparent indorsement of the
American Legion to the Ku Klux Klnn
appeared in St. Augustine, Fin., where,
on I.nbor Day, under the auspices of
tho local post of tho Legion, nnd to
raise funds for it, there was a showing
of tho moving picture, "The Fncc at
Your Window."
The "face." which gives the title to
this feature film is the fnce of Holshc
vism nt the window of the Tnlted
States, and the' picture shows an at
tempted overthrow of the country, with
terrible atrocities, prevented by hun
dreds of members of the American Le
gion, In the garb by the Ku Klux Klan.
Movlo Glnriflcs Klnn
"Hy the picture," comments n letter
sent from St. Augustine, "the Klan is
glorified, and every one goes away with
the impression that the Legion niul the
Klan are alliliated. especially when, as
in this case, tin- film is exhibited with
the npprovnl of, and for the benefit of
n local post."
Direct evidence that organizers of the
Ku Klux Klan, Inc., recognized thH
same film as useful propagation mate
rial in their commission-basis drive fur
members, has also been uncovered and
la presented photographically today.
It is n letter, dated May 21. IOL'1.
from King Klengle J. M. McArthur, of
Tennessee, nnd runs ns follows:
"Have just had a wire that the Fox
Film Company is sending, their Slate
representative here to see hie this week
nnd arrange for the sdiowing of tho pic
ture. 'The Fnce nt Your Window,' in
this State.
"This ri n wonderful picture: and
while the Klan has nothing to do with
it, we realize its wonderful value to us
from th fact that it portrays very
vividly the conditions of today nnd the
Klan,' mounted, Is brought in at the
climax nnd, believe me, it is some
climax.
"Please let me know Immediately
whom you wish this picture shown In
jour territory, anil if there nre any
particular dates, such as the Shrine
meeting at Klngsport, on which jou
want it in any of your towns.
"Sign Here." Says Klengle
"The system is to have each of your
klntismi'ii' take with them nt least one
man to see the show und then at the
finish produce a application nnd say :
here. It tney won t come In
then, they arc not the Ulud of people
we want anyway.
"l'lease let me henr at once from
rou nbout this.
"Yours Itsub (I. e., in tho Sacred,
Unfailing Tlond")
(Signed! "J. M. MeATtTIim.
"King Klengle, Tennessee."
Members of the Masonic fraternity
nnd particularly Nobles of tho Myntlc
Hlirlne. who have to be at least HUd
Drgiee, Masons, will take particular
Interest in the State saletf-mnnngcr's
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Congressman who has intnxliictsl a
resolution In the House mlling for
an investigation of the Ku Klux
Klan
TRUE AMERICANISM NEEDS NO MASK
Pfc-Mowtvcx. TkoyrjNc-r jmino that somb ok vou othcw. oovt 7
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hint thut his "legwork'1 man nrrnnges
to hnvo this film prnpngnndn of iwth
the Klux Klnn, Inc., und Ku Klux
Ism tried out beforo an audience likely
to contain many Shriners.v who after
ward. If "the system ' is working,
would be Hiked by their hosts to "sign
here."
An Invest izntor, who, as nnrt of this
Inquiry, iniide several long tripd
through the South, repprted:
"Ku Klux Klnn activities In South
Cnrnllnn, (ieorgia and other Southern
Slates have often caused serious racial
friction and xu.-plcloii where none had
existed before.
Spread Fear of "Uprising"
"A trick of organizer has been to
circulate reports that the Negroes were
preparing for 1111 'uprising against the
whites.
"At Hnrtwell, fin., a Ku Klux or
ganizer told an exciting title of a
threatening race riot In Atlanta.
Speaking to n large audience, ho said
Negroes had made clctnnnds on the au
thorities for certain favors to members
of their nice and that when tho ile
mntids were refused the Negroes had
threatened to enforre their wishes.
"The situation, ho dedans.!, became
so bad thnt the Mayor of Atlanta and
the Governor of Ocorgln confessed in
ability to cope with it nnd called in
the Ku Klux Klnn, who took charge
und saved the day."
The rest of the story Is told In n let
ter written August 10 by Hugh M.
Dorscy, of Atlanta, Governor of Geor
gia up to June 1.
"Your correspondent's report Is cor
recK An nrgnnlzer for the Klnn by
the nnme of Nolan (Colonel .7. Q.
Nolan, of Imperial Klengle Clarke's
headquarters staff) did make thosu
statements In 11 speech nt Hnrtwell,
Oa., Inst winter. Home one nt
Hnrtwell, I think a preacher, wrote
me nnd asked me if it tvns true. I
wrote him there wasn't a word of truth
in it, so far as 1 wns concerned.
Ue Nailed by Governor
"Nolan went from Hnrtwell to Liv
onia, and at Livonia repeated tho state
ments made nt Hnrtwell, statements he
had made. 1 understand, on several oc
casions In different sections of ' the
State. The Llvonln people had my
letter to the Hnrtwell minister. They
let Nolan lay It on thick, then called
his band, and thus the Imnorlnl Km
plre did not eetnbllsh one of Us lodges
In that little town nnd probably that
letter wived many poor devils $10,
which 1 understand is charged ench
initiate."
An original method of uncovering
"prospects" was devised by Cnptnln
Henry I'. Fry, .in Fast Tennessee,
where ho was working till he aaw whnt
Ku Kluxlsm mennt, gave up his com-
mission ns n Klengle. and cvcntun'ly '
iclgnetl from tho order, repudiating Its
oath nnd lti secrecy.
Captain Fry, from tho outset, do- I
dined to "cnnvnss" or iiersonnlly so-
1 licit prospective members, believing
thnt each locnl Klan bhoulu decide on
the innke-uii of Its membership, and
I issue the Invitations to join. In ench
'provisional Klan, ns he obligated and
organized It, he formed n memeorsnip
committee to take over the work of in
creasing Its numbers. A sidewalk scene '
he snw one dav in Knoxvllle gave him
nn iden on which he seized ns a mnll
order method of securing lists of avail
able timber for his committees.
"Snnke Oil" System
; A medicine vender, with a large and
very bored looking rattlesnake, wns
giving to n lounging audience a lecture
'on the curatlte virtues of oils extracted
. from similuv reptiles, nnd which, bot-
'tled, he offered them "nt the ridiculous-
h low price" of twenty-live cents a
bottle.
It will be remembered thnt the mys-
'tic word "KOTOl"' -Interpreted ns
1 "Knights of the Open Palm" Is
printed on the little red membership
button of the order. It wns also, until
I recently, In general use in Ku Klux
circles as a recognition word among
Klnnsmen unacquainted with each
other.
'l pvnrv known or suspected Klans-
mnn In his territory Fry sent n circular,
reproduced photographically, which ran
us follows:
"Kotop & Company,
"Manufacturers and dlsflbutors of
" 'Old Reliable Snake Oil.'
"Dear Friend:
"The writer has been mnde sales
manager for the nbove firm In hand
ling Its 'Old Kellnblc Snako OH' for
Jefferson City ami upper Fast Ten
nessece. Your name appearing on the
books of the company ns a satisfied
customer who has found 'Snake OH'
valuable for rheumatism, constipation,
bore thront, dyspepsia and many other
ailments, I nm writing you to let you
know that I am on the Job selling 'Snako
Oil' nnd will be delighted to till your
orders for same.
Wanted Mailing IAst
"Now, friend, having tritid 'Snake
Oil' yourself, it should be your duty
to place this wonderful remedy before
all of your friends who you think
might be cured by it. I therefore woulo
deeply appreciate It if you would, in
tho Inclosed envelope, send me the
nuines of as many of your friends as
possible who have not ubed our innr-
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"Uneasy lies tho head" that wear.
even the crown of tho women's
branch of the Ku Klux Klan. So
Mrs. KliAibctli Tyler, shown in
Hying cost nine, has offered her
resignation
velous remedy. I will see that a sales
man calls on them nnd offers them a
chance to become customers.
"Also, please note especially, I de
sire to establish sales agencies for
'Snuke Oil' in each of the following
places:
"Klngsport. F.rwln. Fllzabethtown,
Jnnesboro, Morristown, Greenville,
and Newport. You probably have from
one to ten or more personal friends
lu those towns whom you would like to
hnve told about the 'Old ltellable
Snake OH.
"Therefore, friend, please send me
by. return mall the names of your
Johnson City friends nnd those livlne
In the nbove towns, whom you think
might necome vn manic customers of
my firm, which desires to bring to
buffering hmnnnity everywhere the most
splendid medicine that has ever been
offereil the public.
"Your very truly,
"II. 1', FIlV. Colonial Hotel."
Plan Got Kleaglo's O. K.
Hi piles received to this circular en
abled Cnptnin Fry to furnish his com
mittees nhundnnt membership timber to
work on. King Klengle McArthur, of
Tennessee, saw nnd approved of the
circular, ns shown by the passage In a
letter he wrote to Captain Fry on April
18. 1021:
"Just received a copy of your 'Hnnkc
Oil' letter and believe thnt you should
hnvo no trouble In Helling n lot of It
with this letter. It Is all to tho mus
tard nnd then nome."
In complete contrnst to this mail
order scheme is the memborshlp prlr.c
rontont reported In the official "N6ws
liOttcr" of May 20, 1021, by tho Ex
alted Cyclops of the provisional Klnn nt
Lynchburg, Vn. :
"One of the members offered n barrel
of flour lo the member bringing In the
most 100 per cent, they nre the only
kind eligible, by June H; another offered
ono-hnlf barrel, another n flre-potind
box of candy, nnother a box of clgprs,
100 to the box, and nnother who Is in
tho shoe manufacturing business offered
a pair of the finest made-to-ordcr to the
married man who brought in the most.
We were vory bitterly nt
tacked through tho local pnperB when
wo first organized or rnlher when the
organization wns In Its Inciplency, but
they hnvo not since had anything to say.
I understand thnt thny now believe then
Is a God In Israel. "
Used Follow-Up System
An Investigator while In Atlanta ob
tained a series of three enrds, which
were there commonly regarded ns con
stituting nn Invitation to Join the Ku
Klux Klnn, and which, if they were
Invitntlons. were bnsed on the psycho
logical clement of catch-penny mystery.
Tho first ono rend :
"Sir The eyes of fiOOO men nhn are
preparing for eventualities nre on you.
"You are being weighed in the bnl
nncol "Whnt will be the outcome?
"Tho CALL is comingl Ate him
nble nnd qualified to respond?
"Discuss this matter with no one
"T! -150 TIM
"Atlnntn. .1-1-21."
The second card rend :
"Sir:
"Yon hnve henrd from us because we
believe In you. We are for you and
NEED you I
"Tho impenetrable Veil of Mystery
Is drawing aside. Soon you 'will appear
exactly ns you nre.
"Are you a ItF.AL MAN?
"Lift your eyes to the Fiery Cross
nnd falter not, but go forward to the
Light.
"Discuss this matter with no one.
"TI-IiO-TIM.
"Atlnntn, 3-0-21."
Third Mystic Card
Tho third card read :
"Sir:
"You have been welglirvl in the bal
ance nnd found NOT wnntlng!
"Strong Men Hrnve Men U-e-a -I
Men. We need such MEN. We know
you arc one.
"The Goblins of the Invisible Em
pire will shortly Usue their CALL, lie
decreet, preserve silence nnd bide its
coming.
"Discuss this matter with no one.
"Tl-HO-1'IM.
"Atlnntn. 3-11-21."
crease Its prestige by trying to induce
nerni I'ersinng nnd General Menoner
hlef of nnny aviation, to nccept ap
pointments as honorary vice com-
mnnders.
Copirlcfcf, fl, by lh' Publlr f.tdgrr (lam
UfiHi nnd tht I'rtan I'nhlnhtno Com
pany (Ihr .Vein J'orfc World),
Reserve Squad Name Changed
The Itcserve Sound, ns such, Is no
more. Director (Tortelyou nnd Super
intendent Mills decreed yesterday thnt
hereafter It he known ns "Foot Traf
fic" nnd "Mounted Traffic," nccording
to the mode of travel.
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MAYOR BARS K. K. K. PARAll
Texas City Head Warnt Mrchrl f.
Will Be Arrested
Itnrllett. Tc.x., Sept. 22. (Hy X'
r.)--Whcn notice tlmt the Ku KlilJC
Klnn Intended parading here tonight
wns called to the attention of Mairor
Stanton Allen he Issued n proclamation
saying thnt should mnsked marcher"
nunenr on tho streets they would bo &r-"f ,
rested and dealt with nccording to the
Inws of the city nnd State.
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VE are forced to move because of an exorbitant
rental increase, and we are sacrificing our
entire stock of "up-to-the-minute" Fall Shoes
"Just Look"
The Evekino Pi'nr.ic T.EDfiEn to
morrow will report how nn nttempt was
made to draw together into another nnd
ndiunrt "invisible" order all former
military and naval uvlutors In the
United States. "Emperor" Simmons wns
made commander of this order. At
tempts were mnde unsuccessfully to In-
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Guv, Hyde Condemns Klan
Before Missouri Masons
St. lillls, Sept 22. fH A. IM
Governor Arthur M. Hvde con
demned the Ku Klux Klan an an
organization befoic fiOO ineuih:i of
Ihe Masonic grand lodge of Missouri
lust night, declaring it "a seciet.
furtive organization, whose methods
nre subversive to American ideals
nnd the rule of tho law."
Governor Hyde declnred "Masons
bare no connection with tho organi
sation and want nothing to do -with
It.'"
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Partitions can be erected or walls finished
in the home without muss, delay or annoyance
if Carey Board is used.
Any carpenter or the home owner himself
can apply Carey Board to studding, or ovef
your cracked plastered walls and do it very
quickly and very cheaply.
Carey Board comes regularly m a pleasing
buff color which requires no decoration, but
can be painted if desired.
It is the only board distinguished by two
asphalt layers running thru the core which
make it moisture-proof, vermin-proof, and an
insulator against electricity.
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