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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28
Hogyan keri Ortnszk Amerikaba panszlavzmus fej
= Magyar papok szerepe magyar kormany rovdlatasa
Mi az w ukraniNnus

Sz0vatsegebc 6s akkor kapott cl0
sz0r labra Rovnyanek a pitts
burghi tot kis kiraly magyar cl-
lenes politikaja, amelynek Is ev
mulva RESERVES gyiim0lcet latta a
magyarsag.
Akkor kcriilt egy ideig galiciai
ukrajnec barat a Sz0vetseg elerc
PolivkaDamascen szemelyeben aki
rol ICY sol a regi iris: "Polivka
kepzelhteo orommel fogadta a
megtisztelo meghivast, ahol kitt-
no alkalma nyilt gaiciai veztes
elokeszitesere az amerikai gorog
kathoikusok k0z0tt. Eloszor is
nekiment Hodobaynak es pap
.sagnak magyarsaguk Matt -.
es kezdte a ruthen nepet lazitani,
hogy Magyarorszagon Ell vannak
Inyomva es hogy elnyomoik a ma
,gyarok, mem engedik meg nyelvii-
viiket fejleszteni es ezen elnyo-
mashan eszkozlik a papok, Xix
csak hiveiklxel beszelnek oroszul,
kul0nben mindig magyarul'.
Hodobay vegre kenytelen volt
menni es a papsag iSmet kerelmez-
nj kezdte R6mat0l valamint a ma
gyar kormanyt6l az 0nall6 ameri-
kai gorog katholikus piisp0kSeg
felallitasat es hatalommal felru-
hazott piispok kikiildeset- Veeyiik
el0 ismet a regi irast, amely a Gle
velandi 1905-bcn megtartott kon-
1gresszus utan icy ir: Mindenki
megnyugodott abban az igeret
ben hogy Roma piispokot fog kill
deni, inert mindenki termeszetes-
mex tartotta, hogy csalzis magyar
orszagi embert lehet kinevezni.
Ezt diktalta a meltanyossag Is a
JOAN esq is egyarant. Eloszor is
6riasi t0bbsegben voltunk es va
gyunk a gaiciaiak felett. (Ma is
ICY van Szerk.) Nekiink volt alb
ban az idoben (1905-ben) rs egy
hazunk 72 pappal, galiciaialnak
ezzel szemben csak 81 parochiaja
volt 19 pappal A nepnek harom
negyed resze magyarorszagiake es
egv 0t0d galiciaiake. A piispol
kiildest mindig csak a magyar
orszagi papsag szorgalmazta. A
gaiciai papok egy hvetelevel, ak
mindig velInk tartott, soha sen
fordultak Romahoz. S0t ellenkezo
leg presbyterianus egyhaz min
tajara alahtando figgetlen egy
haz szervezeset terveztek, amel,
celbol Harrishurgban gyllest il
tartottak, ahol Hmondottak Ro
mat6l valo eszlakadast. Ezen ;
gyilesen csupa ulrainec pap vet
reszt, magyarorszagiak k6zii
az idok0zhen megtert Balog Mi
haly vallalkozott ezen ujabb ka
! landra. s mindezek dacara az a
| merikai g0r0g katholikusok re
szere Roma Ortinszk Istvan Sc
ter ulrainec (galiciai, lengye
Szerk.) Bazilita szerzetest nevez
te XII piispoknek egyhazmegye E
minden onnallo jog nelkil".
: A m magyar g0r0g katholiku
nepiink nagyresze mem tudts
hogy mi az "ukran vagy ukraj
nee" Ok a mem Magyarorszagbt
hanem Galiciab6l j0v6 hittestvt
reiket "lengycl' neven szokta
emlegetni.
: Elertiink bevezctG cikkiink els
z reszenek' vegehez es k0yetkez
: cikkunk nagyresze Ortinszki al
a namunkajanak lesz szentelv
e Ugyanez az aknamunka vagy
J. lanpak folytatasa megy ma yegt
r 4kiil0n0sen a tisSta magyar gore
=. ,g0r0g kathoikus hitkozsegekbe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28
SZttZ MARIA EGYLET.

A Sziiz Maria egylet vasarnap
lelutan 2 oral kezdettel tartja
'endes havi gyiileset a Crow-felo
Iallban. Az egyleti tagok 0sszc-
egenek megjelenese kivanatos.
A tisZtikar neveben
Lukovszky Pal, eln0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28
Az Amerikai Magyar G6rog Katholikusok helyzete

EGYHAzAK
MATT MAGYAR NEzE MI uDvosEBB AZ
KIATAsoK RUTHEN EeYHAz PusPo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
AURORA B0REAL|s
PLAYS HAVOC WITH
WIRES Of NATION
TEl.EGRAPHIC AND TELEPHONE
REPORTS ARE COMPLETELY
WRECKED.

Telegraph lines all over the United
States were virtually idle last night as
n result of the Aurora Borcalis. Old.
time tclegraphers said the disturbance
was the worst of It's kind they had ever
seen at this time of the year.
For many years scientists have been
trying TO find out the cause of the au'
,rra borcalis. but as yet there has been
40 theory advanced that has becn nc
ccptcd BY all.
n In generally known thnt when this
mysterious light appears In the northern
sky n In accompanied by magnetic dis
turhanccs ON the earth There are also
what telegraph operators call earth cur
rents These. according to wire experts
reached such proportions last night that
Il was possible To light an ordinary In.
candesccn, electric light bulb with no
other sourcc Of current except that CIV
an off from the earth.
While there seems TO be little known
M To the exact cause of the phcnom'
enon there has been much data col
lccted on the subject. Tho aurora bo
rcalis is more likely 10 appear In March
and September. and II occurs least often
IN June and December. II ls believed II
in "a direct current between sun spots
and the aurora. Like sun spots. II IN be.
licved. the aurora has definite times that
u can bc expected Ia appear. II passes
through "A cycle every 80 years. scicn.
lists say. meaning that each year tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
PANHANDLE CROPS
SAVED; RAIN over.
COUNTRY GENERAL.

Benefit Of Friday nights rain was further en-.
hanced by cloudy and misty day Saturday. The
rain was general over the Panhandle and was of
incalculable worth to the country.
At Amarillo the rainfall measured .54 of an
inch. The heaviest downpour was reported from
Post, Cara county, where three inches Of water
FELL and the amount varied over different portions
to a. low az one-fourth inch in the vicinity of Clio.
Wis.
The opening of another oil well would not
have produce the rejoicing over the Panhandle
that has followed the timely rain. Grain was in
that stage that prolongation Of dry weather
would have begun to cut daily into the Panhandle
production for 1921. Harvest will be on with
early wheat in 30 days, and without destructive
hail or other unforseen damage it is predicted
this years yield will be up to that of last year and
perhaps exceed it.
Not only grain but pasturage Is benefited,
and cattlsmen as well as farmers share in the bene
fits of the general rain. The Panhandle is now
sitting easy" 10 the general expression. Late
sown or pastured wheat profits most by the late
rain
The wheat crop is saved word that from Carss
county following threench drenchng Of ran The rainfall
tended we'll the south watering Lubbock Justiceburs Snyder
and reaching . far south Sweetwaer
From Staten Pinvew fine rain fell and grew gradually
lighter north Only light rain reported from the Vi
cnty Of Covi At Tucumca the volume Of rainfall again in
creased and that saved the situation reported from that
section.
Along the Fort Worth Denver road abundance Of rain
throughout the Panhandle Of Texas and into the Oklahoma
Panhandle Good crops assured Ochee and Hsnod
tes The word that from that section following the
noueemsnt Of good rains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
REPUBLICANS CAN NOT
AGREE ON Tariff BILL
SECTION
IS BITTERLY ATTACKED

WASHINGTON May H. (By Associated Press) )House and
conferences made little effort adjust differences the
tariff BILL two hour while understood have de-
veopd bitter fight did result agreement the differ
The chief opposition offered by house coneecs the sen.
vision continuing time control of dye su Senator
Penro republican Pennsylvania chairman the conference stated He
said also that the house members satisfied with the antumpns
section of the bill a. rewritten by the senate. ~
The bill passed by the would authorize the secretary Of the
apply the antdmping provisions only where the need
while the house provision would compel officers make
p investigation kind of merchandse received from abroad TO
determine whether ts shipment constituted dumping.
Mr. said he did believe radical differences existed between
the public and the members Of % conference and expressed the op
that would be reached early week. Another attempt
adjust the differences will be made Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

Seven Of the fatalities" II was ad-
dcd. were due to defective mccha 1lrlsm
of n certain type IL plane which las
been discarded. six ~ the fatalities &C.
CURED while not carrying IN. mail.
either on the field or IN fcrrying ship
to various points.
During the past year the state.
ment said. "thc service had an aver.
aye performance of 7s per cent of trips
completed and 81 per cent ~ miles
completed. In its hest general monthly
average the performance wns 90 per
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
AMAR|LlAN HAS LUCKY
STRIKE IN OIL FIELD

Sam Dunn. wen known county hide
and animal inspector Cor this county.
received Information saturday that IN
oil enterprise In Kansas. 10 which he
invested. has struck pay nj n depth of
twelve hundred feet. The first test of
the well. according to the Information
received by Mr.. Dunn. shows pro.
duction ~ three hundred barrels pcr
day.
MIR. Dunn IN clatcd over the showing
~ initial success In connection with his
investmon'. and with his friends real.
izcs that The find Is likely 10 H. dc.
velopcd '1to something considerably
larger VII hin "a short time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
AIR MAIL SERVICE A SUCCESS
oPInIoMP0sTAL AUTHORITIES

WASHINGTON, May H. (By Associated Prsss)-Ths cir mail
service will Be three years old tomorrow.
In statement tonight commenting upon the service the post.
office department. said that during the past covered 3s
miles and carried pounds Of mail Of operation with
April estimated $l,33Sz The average per mile
added. $l.02.
There 10 fatalities in the year. almost many
for the first years. This certain due" the
statement said ITO the hazard Of operating the anscons
entail roste which established during the For The first
two the service confined almost entirely to The Wash
ngton and New York route.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD

The News loves It's friends, appreciates 10 the fullest
extent patronage Of those This being true and
keeping with these thoughts and sentiments this paper
has added another feature the beautiful Rotosravure Art
Section that makes It's initial appearance this morning
Few papers circulating this section, carry this serviee
and The News is glad furnish this feature This 10 bst
one Of the many worth while features, The News 10 10 give
its thousands Of readers for Sunday in addition 10 The excs
lent issues on the other days Of the week.
Sparng no effort expense The News tahes ts wss-
sion newspaper in the interest Of the entire Plains Cous
try and adjacent territory seriously The management ct
The News, in the paper something more than ess
business through which money be made The possis
ties Of the enterprise for the good Of m constituency are u
strongest incentive for lis production.
So, today to you with the Art suppSsmsat a.
from time time the enlarsements and additions w'u y
such As may be obtained for the vast News family s ever
this territory The News is in the field to stay. 10 s -
grow the people grow champion the cssse ss eses
and help make the country develop and take s paes q
the top in ever line Of legitimate sndsaver ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
TRUCKS WILL Be FURNISHED ALL
PANHANDLE COUNTIES FOR ROAD
BUILDING MACHINES NOW HERE

William C. Ciberson Is in the city manager o Tho &sbs'
on Of the government trucks that being p est
among the various countss Of the state
Manager Clbeon has three saemsn and there snces
Of interest being aroused in the government Caterpillar tesrs
Deaf Smith county application for tractor has bssa sepvsd
and County Judge Mese Of Hereford has bsn ne hat ~
machine has bsen shipped from Port Clinton 06a Ans ~
Distributing point for the Panhandle
Judge Msger informed he VIII be notified preupty b wire
when the tractor arrives Amarillo and Il win Be hs upea
cept Of check necessary in handing the deal and pss hs
freight. frtf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
CONDEMNED ORPHAN BOY Will BE-
GIVEN NEW TRIAL---FRIENDS BUSY

E. Johnson Tie seventecnyear Old boy convicted BY jury
and given years the pnentsry has been granted
trial. The order made BY Judge Henry Bop after hearing
the sppcatea e the boys attorney NJ Mood assstend BY
Judge W. CrsUnstoa and O. Cssks. Saturday afternoon
Quesasd b The court the boy made the sfavorabe i'm
pressiea Jsgs Bishop he did with Judge Tatum during the
trial H to qsestiens mostly nod wass Of the
hsaA "Ysp" his the qusso. "De
trial." and The Id ssssp: swns his removed h'
h un dp d n NJ sesLsss Aissr lses~s wAss sea-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

Todd Nicholson. Duncan, oklahoma.
Paul Kelley. Linn. Ohio.
william Henry. negro. railroad me
chanic formerly league. Texas.
n, VI. Daniels. former service mar,
AT Camp Pike. Arkansas.
The Injured.
y. e. Abcls. Tucson, Arizona, perhaps
fatally.
Thpmas s'caklcy. f'intvillc. Tcnncs'
see. hrokcn ribs and Internal injuries.
n. ~. Goblin. Fort Worth. Texas
broken ankle.
Otho u. Montgomery. Flat River,
Missouri. broken leg.
NJ u. Gibson. Marrow, oklahoma,
slight bruises.
~ was learned that seven other pas
scngcrs escaiicd without INJURIES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
the stand tme granted another a?" Pressed BY the
why he had appeared Indifferent and answered 90
the application Of the boys attorney, NJ Mood assisted BY
habit Of talking that wsv"

law. aud that he voted for n i:ycar
sentence.
Asked for his reason for wanting To
give the defendant the limit. the juror
referred to IN. boy's attitude on the
witness stand. The boys mys'ifying con.
duct, he sald lcd him tn believe hc
might h. n hardened criminal. and hav.
inr no discipline and having never
been taught 10 mind. long sentence In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

cent ON 1890 II had general average
performance of 30 per cent of trips
completcd during April 1921 wheL the
very worst weather of the year IRE
vailed
Tho routes now In operation nre the
transcontincntal from New York Ia
san Francisco by way ~ Cleveland.
Chicago. Omaha. Cheyenne. Salt Lake
CITY and Reno: a route from Chicago
10 minneapolis: another from Chicago
to ~. Louis and one from washington
Ia New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
TROOPS CALLED OUT TO SETTLE
DISPUTES KENTUCKY MINERS

uf virtual war. II was stated. has been
on Tor the last two days.
Govcrn,r Edwin 4. Morrow issued the
order when II appeared that Tinted
States troops would not b. sent to the
disiric, AT tho present time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
FAVORABLE REPORT IN
CABLE LANDINGS MA.
10 Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Nav 1.-THE senate
hill authorizing presidential control
over cable landings. was ordered Ia
vorahly reported without amendments
today by the house committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

FRANKFORT. NY. May 1.-Two
companies Of Kentucky national guards.
men late today were ordered 10 Mccarr.
kentucky. In Pike county. where a state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
-FOUR ARE KILLED IN
7. AND P. WRECK
SENERNl. INJtRED WHEN PAS.
SENGER TRAIN ~ UE.
RALLIED.
ny Associated i'r,ss,

NY Associated fus,
III. PASO. May 1.-THE corrected
~, ~ dead ard injured aa complied
here following the wreck of Texas
sciiic wcstbound freight train twelve
miles east of Sierra blanca Friday af'
tcrnoen fellows:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

ilirh,I yr,trfsls, IN 1870. %; low
esi. u.
Highest yesterday. 81.
t.w.st. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
WEATHER
4. y. Department ~ tsri-uiiurr.
Weather BUREAU.

Temperature by hours at Amarillo
Evening journal., 1921-07-29
PLENTY OF RUM
IN THIS HOUSE
Dry Agents Find Big Sup
ply in West Street
Raid
BANK BOOKS SHOW
1922 LATE DEPOSITS

on Information obtained by Frank
f. Haley. special agent for the Law
and order Society. a search warrant
was procured by Magistrate Strade-
ly today for the property owned by
Peter DiMasi. 219 West Eighth.
a search was made by the Rev.
r. c. Prettyman. Prohibition Direc-
tor w. Truxton Boyce. Mr. Haley.
Israel Howard and Constable Lucius
c. Jones.
In room on the second floor was
found s one gallon cans Of alcohol
and 10 or 2 quarts of liquor. In
a room on the third floor was found
"a quarts of liquor, much coioring
matter. some gin, and about "a emp
ty quart bottles.
Antonio Merenring. boarder. oc-
cupied the room on the second floor.
Two savings banks books in his
name we're found, one showing that
Sl022.65 had been deposited in a
savings bank. The first deposit was
made on February 2. The second
book was on city bank. II showed
deposis OF S14O all made in July.
While no arrests were made. war
rants will be sworn out for the men
implicated.
hi Mast claims ne had nothing tc
do with the alleged liquor trafiic. and
he was not responsible for the doing,
| Of roomers in his property.
Evening journal., 1921-07-29
WHY ARN'T TROOPS
OUT OF GERMANY?

WASHINGTON, July 29-CUnited
Press inquiry as to why American
troops are kept In Germany at a cost
OF virtually 1000. 900 month will
be made in the Senate within the
next few days.
The inquiry will be along these
lines:
why are the troops not brought
home. now that peace has been re-
established with Germany?
When will they be brought home?
What steps are being taken. or will
be taken. TO obtain from Germany
the s24O.OOO.OOO now overdue for
support OF the American army OF oc-
cupation.
Senator Borah. Idaho. said today
he will seize his earliest opportun-
ity to discuss the question in a
speech Senator Johnson. California.
Is expected TO follow Borah's lead.
Evening journal., 1921-07-29
GERMAN SHIP
AGAIN In RIVER

The s. s. Deutschfeld, OF the
United American Line. the first Ger
man steamship to enter Philadelphia
since the war. sailed up the river
yesterday and docked at Pier As,
South. seventeen days after leaving
Hamburg with general cargo.
Apparently more than willing to
discuss topics of interest. ranging
from the World War to the present
conditions in their fatherland. Off
GERS OF the vessel, one of whom had
been an officer on a German sub
marine, welcomed and cheerfully
answered all questions put to them
by interviewers.
According to First Mate Proem-
piefer, Germany is virtually the one
country which has 'rolled up its
sleeves and got down to earnest
labor" Her people, he said, are re-
signed to their burdensome taxation
are plodding ahead with their char
acteristic doggedness and enjoy a
peculiar content with things gener-
ally.
Evening journal., 1921-07-29
George D1ugs King Edloard
Into NOrthcHfJe Feud

LONDON. July 20 Omitted Press
King George today was drawn into
the Lloyd George-Lord Northcline
feud.
The Premier. carrying his fight on
Northcline into the House OF Com
mons. read message from the King
repudiating the accuracy Of a state
ment said to have. been made by
Northcliffe in America.
In this statement as cabled here
Northcliffe was represented as say
ing that the King told Lloyd George
there must be no more killing in
Ireland
Il hope" Lloyd George told the
Commons. that the King s statement
may do something to sterilize the ef-
feet OF the criminal propaganda
which. for personal ends is en-
deavoring to stir up mischief be-
tween the Allies. misunderstanding
between the British Empire and the
United States. and Illustrate the hope
Of peace in Ireland.
THE statement appeared in GER
tain Irish and English papers, attrib-
uting words OF the greatest concern
Evening journal., 1921-07-29
NEW FIGHT OVER
DYESTUFFS EMBARGO

WASHINGTON. July - UNITED
Press. What bids fair to be the
bittcrest battle over the tariff bill
began today when the senate finance
committee took up the chemical
schedule and the proposed dyestu6s
embargo.
The opposing forces are led by
Senators Penrose and Knox. Of Penn
sylvania. both powerful Republican
leaders.
Penrose is opposed 10 the EN-
barge. Knox advocates H.
The outcome OF the fight. leaders
believe will be prohibitive rate on
/ dyestuffs which will serve as an en-
barge without necessitating the bit
terly opposed licensing system.
Evening journal., 1921-07-29
STEAL MILLIONS
INLUXURY TAX
Newest Thief is Classed as
Most Despicable by u. S.
District Attorney
TAKE PENNIES
ON SODA SALES

NEW YORK. July 20 CUnited
Press)-Luxury tax evaders through
out the United states are stealing
100000 minute from the govern
ment and the public. Colonel will
liam Hayward. United States dis
trict attorney. charged In an inter-
view with the United Press today.
In New York alone $4,000. 600 Ia
being stolen every month. he said.
Statistics gathered by Federal
experts show that the government
should collect $4,000 900 in luxury
taxes every month In New York
City" he said. I'VE are getting only
s10.5oo,0oo, showing that these low
scoundrels are cheating the gov
ernment out Of fifty million dollar.
In this city every year.
Il have been informed a similar
situation prevails throughout tn,
country where conditions are tn,
same as in New York.
You wouldn't think that the pen
nies stolen from you by soda foun
tain owners would amount 10 sucl
sum. until you learn how the
work II, can sympathize with
man who tries to cut down his in
come or excess. profits tax to min
imum. But I consider a man tn
lowest kind Of thief when he charge
a two-cent tax from shop girls on
ftfteen-cent soda-and then neve
turns the amount over to the gov
ernment.
1T would be worth 100000
minute to the government and tn
public TO have these cutthroats II
jail These crooks keep double
books, one TO show the governmen
and the other TO record their profits
II is hard to catch them unless yol
station Federal agent at every sod,
fountain to count the money tina
comes in and that is impossible"
Evening journal., 1921-07-29
MI KLUX KLAN
VISITS DOVER
Mysterious Visitor Says Or
ganization Was Revived
Five Years Ago
TELLS PURPOSE
OF NEW ORDER

Special to The Evening journal.
DOVER. July 29.-That Dover
was recently visited by an imperial
officer Of the Ku-Klux-Klan, is the
opinion Of a local business man, who
talked to the visitor. While not ad-
mitting his business or where
branches OF the order were located
he gave an account Of the klan'
which he said was reorganized sew
eral years ago
After speaking Of the work Of the
organization during the reconstruc-
tion period following the Civil War
in some sections Of the South. he
.old Of its reorganization five years
ago and its activities now in North
EN- as well as Southern States.
when asked about outbreaks in
some OF the Southern and Western
States that have been attributed to
the Ku Klux Khan the visitor said;
"Our organization does not count
enance any lawlessness While
membership in the Klan is open
only to white American citizens the
organization wages no war on any
individual or organization regard
less OF race. color or creed. II takes
no part as an organization in any
political or religious controversy and
it comedies the right OF every man
to think. vote and worship God as
he pleases.
Speaking OF membership in the
organization. the visitor said some
Of Americas most prominent citi-
gems are members He said: only
native-born white American citizens
who believe in the Christian religion
and who owe no allegiance Of any
degrees or nature to any foreign gov
ernment. or institution religious or
political. are eligible for member
ship
When pressed for a statement OF
the purpose of the organization, the
supposed officer said. "The purpose
OF the modern Ku Klux Klan is to
inculcate the sacred principles and
the noble ideals OF chivalry, the de-
velopment Of character, the protec-
ton OF the home and the chastity of
womanhood. the exemplifcation Of
pure and practical patriotism toward
our glorious country. the preserva-
ton of American ideals and institu-
tions and the maintenance Of white
supremacy"
He refused to give his name or ad-
dress. but did say one mailing ad-
dress for the organization in this vi
cinity was Post-office Box 1873, Phil
adelphia.