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The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

Two weeks before the election of
Mr.. Harding 81 distinguished Ameri-
cans, OF the high brow variety.
presidents Of colleges, former cabinet
officers, lawyers and others, issued
manifesto to the people saying that
Mr.. Harding. if elected, would steer
the United States into the League of
Nations.
Charles II. Hughes and Herbert
Hoover were Of the signers.
Hamilton Holt, editor of The In.
dependent. writes to the 81 inteIlec-
tual arch-dukes, inquiring whether
Mr. Harding will do what they prom-
ised for him. The inquiry will not
have attention Some of the emi-
nent gentlemen are secretly ashamed
OF their course but they had to- -per-
suade themselves last fall that their
convictions and those of Mr.. Hard
ing jumped together. They were
under duress to believe in the neces-
sity Of defeating the Democratic
ticket. They well know that their
attitude was insulting to their COM
mon sense but what Of that?
Among the great intellectuals SER
Witty is not less common than among
palmer men.
MT. Hamilton Holt should have
more charity for the poor creatures
Palatka News.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19
WORK, THE SOLUTION.

I am the foundation Of all bust.
ness.
am the source Of all prosperity.
I am the parent of genius.
am the salt that gives life its
SAVIOR.
have laid the foundation 81 evary
fortune.
sa do more to advance youth
than his own parents. be they ever
so wealthy.
must be loved before / can he
STOW my greatest blessings. and
achieve my greatest ends.
Loved, make life sweet. purpose.
ful and fruitful.
1 am represented in the humblest
savings, in the highest stack 81
bonds.
All progress springs from me.
Who am I?
am WORK.
From Brazilian Business. pub
iished by the. american Chamber ),
Commerce Tor Brazil. st. Augus
tine Record.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19
The Dixield5sd Of Today


The South has nearly one-third Of
the total area Of the United States.
It has three-fifths Of the coast line
of che country
The South produces practically all
of the cotton raised in the United
States which is about per cent. of all
the cetton grown nj the world.
II produces over so per cent. Of the
entire oil output Of the United States.
Its coal area is twice as great as
that Of all Europe including Russia
and five times as great as all of Eu-
rope excluding Russia.
The extent Of its iron ores is in
keeping with the magnitude Of its
coal supply
quantity and variety Of all the raw
materials for the widest diversity of
manufacturing, enough indeed to more
than duplicate. the entire manufactured
output of the United States without
straining this abundant supply Of ma
terials for generations to come.
The South is producing very con-
siderable proportion Of the entire agri-
cultural products Of the country.
Without its sulphur, which com
prises SO per cent. of the entire output
of the United States and about three
quarters of the worlds output, it
would have been impossible for this
country to produce the explosives
needed in the recent war: without its
cotton, there would have been the
same impossibiIity, for upon these
two materials depends the ability of
the nation to produce the munitions
needed for war work
Of the South's white population
about four per cent. is foreign born
compared with the rest Of the country
which has over 81 per cent. alien born.
In this connection it is interesting to
know that in letter written to me
last year Mr. Jesse Grant, SON of
General Grant, said that his father
forty years or more ago often referred
TO the fact that he believed the time
would come when the Anglo-Saxonism
OF the South would have to save the
United States from the influences of
foreign immigration, upon which Gen
eral Grant did not look with favor,
believing that even then our immigra-
tion was endangering the future Of the
country.
1t is almost needless to mention
that the South produces practically all
Of the cotton grown in the United
States and controls the cotton trade of
the world. The value of its cotton
crop, including seed, is Approximately
$4,000, ,OOO, 900.
Over one-half of the lumber pro-
duced in the United States comes
from the South, and this section sup
plies practically all of the country's
naval @ores. The South has water
power sufficient to develop about o.
100000 horsepower.
In 1919 the property subject to gem
eral taxation in the South was ass
essed at $1767S.0OO, 900, which is
$5Oo.oo0oOo more than the entire ass
essed valuation Of all property in the
United States in 1889.
From its vast mineral resources the
South in 1918 produced metallic and
non-metallic minerals to the value
Of si.s54, 100000 which is over rs
per cent Of the total value Of all
minerals produced in the whole coun-
try
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19
LAW ENFORCEMENT

The first signed communication to
the press that former President Will
liam Howard Taft has made since
taking the oath of office as chief JUS
tice of the United States supreme
court was to The Christian Index. of
Atlanta, the organ of the Baptists of
Georgia.
" And the subject of his communities
tiou, as might well have been antici-
pated. was the majesty of the law
In this brief but forceful address
to the Baptists of Georgia, the chief
justice says:
We have come upon a time when
all our people must recognize that
ours is a government that stands
for the appreciation OF law to all con-
ditions. The public detriment aris-
ing from violation of law, followed
by immunity from prosecution and
punishment, can hardly be over
stated 1t is foolish to enact law
which, because of conditions that
cannot be changed. is incapable of
enforcement. Our legislatures make
our laws, but the people are re-
ssponsible for their enforcement. The
constant violation or neglect of any
law leads to a demoralized view of
all laws and such disrespect for law
rapidly spreads in a community where
the sacredness of law does not exist.
1t is distressing to me that mob vio-
lence in the form of lynching can
continue in our nation. / deplOre it
because it often results in the death
OF innocent persons and because it
makes chaos of our government by
law
II do not for a moment agree in
the view that everything is corrup-
tion and that our people are grow
ing worse. believe in our costitu-
ted law, both state and federal.
am greatly encouraged with the re-
spOnse which is coming from our peo-
pie in all sections of the country for
the enforcement of our laws, / be-.
,lieve better days are ahead.
And when our already good laws
are supported by united and enlight-
ened public opinion, based on
the fundamental doctrines of democ-
racy and the fear of Almighty God.
we shall realize, what we must ali
now desire to see-the law in its
majesty"
Our government is necessarily a
government of law. Our laws are
made by representatives of the peo-
pie, chosen by the people. and their
enforcement, therefore, is a funda-
mental of democracy.
When person is lynched. it mat
ters not how grievous may have been
the provocation, the judiciary system
is thus assailed; and the law of the
land, the strong arm of the people that
holds the institutions of government
together, is violated-and violated in
meeting summary punishment for
another alleged violation, which, if
proven, the law demands shall be
Justly punished by orderly procedure.
As pointed out by Chief Justice
Taft, the constant lack Of enforce
ment Of law in one particular leads.
to a disrespect for all law: and moth
ing is more contagious than con-
tempt for the constituted law.
The nation, indeed Georgia. needs
less laws but more enforcement
Louisville Courier-Journal
A ID, xxxf,
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19
ABOUT FLoRiDA

Florida has more sea-coast than any
other state. It has more varieties Of
'sa an any other state. They sup
=, s..t, nuts. oil, sweets, dyes, drugs.
chemicals, tar pitch, rosin. turpentine,
frossties, moss, etc. Florida Chris
tian Advocate.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

An Ocala citizen complains because
its aldermen don't permit the city
manager to manage the city. Some
thing must be wrong with Ocala's char
ter. In Miami, the city commission is
required by the charter to leave the
management Of the city to the city
manager. A commission that under
takes to dictate. or to give orders to
any city empl0ye, outside Of two or
three directly responsible to the com
mission. may Be required 20 resign
from the cpmmission. Miami's charter
would Be worth ocala's attention.
Miami Metropolis.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19
"Rat- snap eeats a. -.

nat; Snap Beats the Best Tran SExer
MY my husb3nd bought 81 trap. bou.n.
65c box OF RAT-SNAP. The tran Is, 4, !
ccansn5 6 ! rats but RAT-SNAP killed Is I'm IL
E MsSh. Im never without RAT-SNAP %
l,ss Sou1a 4 nc raise chicks without IT. RAT-
sSNAE comes 20 cakes. Three sfxes. az
g. 49, sl.z5. Sold and guaranteed by comrf
n macy ana Gerig's Drug Store.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

Mr. yaeqhsn, Faxyaer, Tel!s Hew t,s
pl6lgreed SEED sorn' Pvt Il Ii \ <6nny
from roof. <Nata got 4 aIl-hoW bsS3S
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

New Wagons for sale. cash 81 inst.l,-
nsnts. $. r, BURT0G. Spar. Florida. Florida.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

oid newspapers Cor sale. Apply 81
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

Saturday and Monday
III pounds Of sugar for Ss o1 ;.,
goitars worth Of other groceries. for cash
saturday and Monday only. ss's'''
III. Be WHITTINGTON
Corner Main and South 2nd Straat.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19
THE POOR CREATURES

DOLLAR WEEK at FIsHEL,s.-s-1s-2t.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

Sss cures chiIls and Fever.
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

: = Issa q ylsHEI' .-a'-at'
The Ocala banner., 1921-08-19

KEDs 81 each, FIsHEL's.-s-1s-2t.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28

osyindloyati jako ii clenovd
"neyiditeln6 rise Rytifu Ku
KluX Klanu, neviditeln6 plane
ty Rytru Vzduchu."
Iadne ovecky nikdy a nikde
ma syete pedaly Sc tax ochotne
stfihati jako clenov6 Ku Klux
Klanu svym oh'avarum. Vlna
musela je zrovna paliti die to-
no, jak -ochotne Sc il zbavova-
ii a iakmile Jim nova narostla,
az tn byli ii pohlavari, "ci-
sarem neviditelne rise" cele,
S ndzkami, a zhoya stfihai.
Neboztik Barnum, jenz sv6
dolby vlastnil ten nejvetsi cir
kus, fikaval, re. 'americky lid
Jest rad humbukovan."
Tajemstvi, neproniknutelne
tajemstyi, byla ia v6jicka, ma
niz Sc hejlove chytali. Vsech-
no We spojenI Ku KluX Kla-
nem Jest tajemne, zahadn6 a
chycen6mu hejlu tato tajem-
stvi q zjevuji jenom po kou-
skach a pfi tom stale plati, a.
by nevysel prakse.
Pouhe iednoduche clenstvi V
Ku KluX KIanu stoji $40, z
cehoz organisation dostane 81,
o ostatni pax Sc rozd6Ii ii vyS-
si pohlayafi. Die tvrzeni Wrigh
toya, Z ovecek sehnanych do
ohrady Ku KluN Klahu. bylo
jiz nastfihano IA $24,150,0O0
Why to ysechno byl jenom
zatatek. Edward Young
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Organisatofi Ku Klux KIanu

Organisatori Ku Klux KIanu
sami Sc chlubili, ze uz mali
100000 clend kampah byla
v nejlepsim, kdyz stall Sc
predmetem pozornosti verej-
neho sisku 1radd. Vlada
provadi prit9mne vysetrovani
d losud nedala ma veIejnost,
JAKE stanovisko vuci Kr Klu-
>um hodla zadjati, aie jisto
Jest, ze republice nenelo By
byti mista pro zadn6 "reyidi-
telne cisarst,i" pro z4dnou
organised, jez sy6 zakony
chtela by stav6ti mad zakony
republiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
Zanik rotmistruv. .

Zanik rotmistrdv. Jak jsme
sveho casu oznamili, zmizel a.
.sl pred 4 tydny ma pochodu 2
voJenskeho cviceni rotmistr
48. pluku BeneSove, Kraso-
novsky, vzornf to yoiin, milo
Vany muzstvem j dustojni-
otvem. Ted byla nalezena V
lese Il Oubenic jeho mrtvola
hlidacem aleji. Setrenim Sc
zJistllo, ze rotmistr sc obesil =
ratrne V navalu hroznTch bo-
lesti Y hlaye, jimiz trpfval cd
DOLBY, kdy byl We sv6tove vaIce
ranen do hlavy. Mrtvola byla
jiz ovSem rozkladu; oci ma
50 obllceje a rukou vrany Wy
klovaly. - Ia velke dcasti by
Ia mrtvola nest astneho rotnai-
stra We stredu V Benesov6 po-
hrbena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28
ZPRAXY. L CECH.


Zachranna prace naSeho
voJska v latrach. Dne 23. m.
RI. srltll Sc Il SaUanu v Tatrach
DO propasti polsky student
Varsavy Jos. Kirschbaum. Je-
llkoz, die vypov6di jeho kama
rada, ktery sci hledati pomoc,
byl jest6 ma zivu a jednalo Sc O
rychlou pomoc, yyslalo yelitel-
stVI csl. horolezeckeho kursu
Y Noyem Smokovci horskou
hlldku V poctu 10 muzu. Hid
ka tato doSla jeSte "a sera ma
misto neStesti. Ma svahu spic-
Ky musila yyckati vychod me-
sice a po velke namahaVe pra-
cl dorazila Q pul 2. hod. rano
ma hfeben, kde hledala misto
neStesti. Nest astnik lezel asi
80 m hluboko zahlinen pro-
pasti. Hlidka spustila "a MIN
Jednoho muze, ktery vsak ma
lezl jiz ubozaka mrtyeho. S
velkou obtizi vytazena byla
n.rtvola ma hreben, odkud k ra-
ia vyprava sestoupila k Po-
praasKemu lesu. Mrtvola pax
odeVzdana cetnictvu. Tento
pfipad sv6dci nejen vyspelo-
sti naseho yojska V alpinistice,
ale o skutecne ob6tavosti, ne
lekajlci Sc i tech nejnebezpec-
nejsich prekazek. Nabizenou
odm6nu "a zachrannou akci
hodnl vojlni odmitli.
Uplne uvolnsnf tabakovych
vyrobkG. Ustr. reditelstvi taba-
koy6 rezie Sc rozhodlo uplne
uvolniti obchod vyrobky ce-
skoslovensk6 tabakove rezie. V
nejblizsfch dnech budou jiz,
zruSeny tabacenky a We vol
mem prodeii bude mono do
stati vsechny druhy cigaret,
doutniku a tabaku. K uvoln6ni
doslo, jak Sc nam sdeluje, pro-
to, ze d6lnictvo tabakovych to-
warren Sc zavazalo zvysiti pri
stiojov6 vyrobe cigaret pracoV-
nj vykon. II. zari byl take
skutecne poslednim dnem ta-
bacenek obchod kurivem
"a zvysenych cen op6tne uvol-
men.
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Pred nedavnem psah jsme
ma tomto miste o Ku Klux Kla-
nu a zminili Sc jeho vzniku
a pusobeni ma jihu DO skonce-
nj obcanske va ky. Cd .te dolby
rada casopisu 20 cel6 snad ze-
mi prinasi sensa6ni odhaleni 0
Ku KluXech.
ObzvlaSt' jsou zajIniava o.
ma, jez dava ma verejnost G.
Alexander Wright, dfiveisi
''Kral Kleagle, neviditeln6ho
cisarstyi Ku Klux Klanu, ma
celnik stabu neviditeln6 plane
ty, Rytiru Vzduchu." Pro mas
tato odhaleni mail pax sjest6
mimoradmou zaiimaVost. Ku
KluXove jsou nativistickou or
ganisaci, nenavid6iici lidi Y ci-
zine rozene. Je to znamou veci,
re ii "pravf Amerikani'' radi
pohlizeii patra ma ignorant
foreigners (nevedome cizin-
ce). Podle naSeho mineni ma
idou Sc nev6domi lide vSude,
stejne iako Hde uyedomelf,
mezi temi "pravymi Amerika-
ny" We vrstvach lidi cizin6
rozenych, nicmen6 ysak doyo-
lime 81 pronesti pochybnost, 2e
mezi temi "nevedomymi cizin-
eli dalo by Sc tax snadno ma
chytah 100000 "heilu', iako
mezi t6mi "pravymi Amerika-
NY. Pochybujeme, re ii me.
yedomi cizinci' dali by Sc TAX
snadno doiiti, humbukovati y.
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Clarke, jeden vddcich du-
chu Klanu - 0 jehoz resigna-
ci z organisace pIinesli jsme
V pondell zpravu - praviI
pry jednou k Ahdersonovi:
"Nez malo roka uplyne, ia
budu tim nejbohatsim muzem
ma svete. Budu mlti vice Pc
nez nez Rockefeller a banky V
Atlante budou odpirati pr1ji-
matt da4Sl moje vklady Jako
banky detroitSke odpiraly pri-
Jimati dalSi vklady Fordovy. A
vas, Andersone, budete-li sta
Il pri mne, ucinlm moci v A
merice, avSak zklamete-li mne,
rozdrtim vas, jako jsem rozdr-
til jin6.' :.
Clarke-ovi dluzno doznati,
re byI Ma dobr6 ceste stati Sc
velmi bohatym muzem, kdyz
ne tim nejbohatSim ma syete.
Ono desetidollarove clenstvl, z
n6hoz dostal svuj dill, byl pou-
re zaGatek STRIFE. Kazdy po-
radny ku Klux musl miti uni
formu, n6co ma zpusob nocnl-
he uboru, pouze tim rozdl-
lem, re ma to kukh, S otyo-
rem pro oci. Stalo to p. Clarke-a
asi $1.50 vyrobiti tuto unifor-
mu lacineho bileho pIatna
We Sve toyarne, avSak c.enum
Ku KluX Klanu prodaval to pc
$3.50 kus.
Ku KluXove, ably mohli svoji
cinnost provozovati V tradicich
rytirskych, potrebovali kon6 a
p. Clarke ma SVEN velkem
"panstvi" blize Atlanty pestu-
je kone. Jinym bohatym zdro-
jem duchodu pro p. Clarke-a
byla posvatna voda, kter6 Sc
pouziva pri uvad6ni Glenu a
jez Sc jmenuje 'tajemna dedi-
kacni tekutina". Voda tato ie
nabirana reky Chattahooche
(coz jest indiansk6 jm6no pro
bahnitou Vodu) a p. Clarke Y
plechoykach, v jeho nedaleke
tQvarne vyrab6nych, prodayal
il po SO kyart. Tato voda ne
smi byti pouziVana vice nez
jednou a pro kazde uvadeni
nutno ziskati iiny kvart. Pri
Malta jest voda do
zvlastnich nadob, jez rovnez
p. Clarke vyrabi a prodava
jednotliyym lozim Ku KluNa.
Kan ma ctyri stupn6 a dosaze
nj kazdeho 2 Mich stoji SO.
Zadn6 uyadeci obfady ne
mohou byti proyedeny bez te-
to posvatn6 vody. Obrad jest
znam jako dedikacni oddil a
nasleduje bezodkladne po
hrozne prisaze a ucineni zna-
mepi plamenneho niece krvi 2
ramene kandidatova.
Obfad jest popisovah V Klo-
ranu (ritualu) ma strankach
40 a Al, jak nasleduue;
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ZDVORILOST Sc VRACt DO
KRAMU.
(Prazska llvaha.)

Ivana kupecka zdvorilost, ne
fbot' veru Ike karikature vybi-
zivala. VSichni zname q minu-
lych dob, ne Snad ien z vese-
loher a humoristickych listu,
Inybrz ze skutecneho zivota
prezdvofileho kupcika, ochot
Ineho az do prerazeni a tisiuz-
'neho az do sm6Snosti, sladke-
no, povidaveho, komplimentu-
Jlclho, muze sameho 'racte" a
sameho "prosim", i kdyz Slo
Jen o koupi kornoutu suSenych
sveStek nebo o cikorku; sluz-
ka SlySela cd neho priv6tivouI
-ichotku a dostala cas- od casu.
bonbon, mad pTichodem PAM
byl primo u vytrzeni, pro. dite
mel jen mluvu V treti osob6:
Sci, "tumaP', "tady ma"
Byl to ovsem maly, po pripad6
malomestsky kupcik, zadny
velkoobchodnik, ale byl to re-
presentant sveho stavu, jemuz
zdvofilost byla jednim re "a
kladnich zakonu uspechu. Gin
yyse jste V pozorovani stoupa-
ii po zebfiku obchodniho W.
znamu, vzdelanosti a bohat-
stvi, tim tato kupecka zdvori-
lost Sc ovSem tribila a iem-
nila, ale ona zbyla vsude, pro
toze musela zbyti byla sta
vovskym rysem jako u farare|
dobrosrdecnost a plukovnika
kniry.
My vsichni jsme vSak V po-I
s'ednich letech byli nejenI
smutnymi sv6dky, ale, Eel, j
trpnymi predmety rozkladuI
t6to kupeck6 zdvorilosti. baI
my doznali ieii protiklad, to
Jest prime milostpanstvi. CHM
kupcik byl nizSi a~nevzd6Ia-
nejSi, tim vice VAN kazdym
rokem postupuiic;ho nedostat
ku zbozi daval ma jevo, re ne
Wy, nybrz on ted vede, re mel
Wy, nybrz on ma ted moe, zeI
ne Wy, ale on musi la prosen.
Drahe :. uhlouzlo yam tise Sc
rtd, ale jeho pohled, nell slo-
vo, vam okamzit6 rekf: Mech.
koupi jiny; nedobre pro-
zradilo vase vahani, mate-li Sc
rozhodnouti pro nabizeny sunt,
ale on jiz Sc obratil k iin6muI
zakazniku a nechal vas stati.
Cosi niZkehO, urazeiiciho.
zpupn6ho, ba az mstiveho OBJ
jevovalo Sc Il neho pfi rostou-
cim ne jiz jen yyd6'ku, nybrz
primo lupu, a ted my, kupuii-
ci, ne on vice, jsme byli same |
racte a prosim a pfekonavaIij
Sc V ponizeni.
Ami jeden extrem. am dru-
by, nebyl spravny a kup6ik, j
jenz sc rozplyva, kupcik, |
ktery jest hrubJ, patfiz minu-
losti. S rostoucf vJrobou ne
prodejnsti vraci Sc Ease slus-
ma zdvorilost obchodnickemuI
stavu a budiz 20 pravde kon-
statoVano, ze ona - jake kazI
da slozka zlepSeni n zpriiem
huje a zjashuje zivot. Ia tam
Jest dnes zpupnost, ktere jsme
jeste pred dvema, tfemi rokvI
byli vystaveni a krpec Sc Easel
snazi byti, kym nikdy meme.
pfestati byt; nen tfeba pova-
zoyati to "a ponizeni. nebot'
lidsky styk, lidska civilisace.
lldska vzajemn0st nestoli nal
nybrz na usmevu.
j. II.
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Vzneseny kyklop, mluve ke
kandidatum, rekne:

Vzneseny kyklop, mluve ke
kandidatum, rekne::
Pane, slozil .iste bez dusev-
nj yyhrady, vasi prisahu YER
nosti neyidite.n6 rlsi.
"Smrtelny clovek nemaze
s oziti zavazn6jSi prisahy
charakter a srdnatost jedin6
vam umozni zachovati il.
Vzdycky pamatujte, re zacho-
Vani teto pfisahy znamena va
81 cest, st6sti a zivot, ale po-
ruSiti il znamena hanbu, zneu-
cteni a smrt. Kez cest, stesti a
zivot jsou yasl1n utelem."
PAX nejvznesenejsi kyklop
zdvihne oltafe nadobu obsa-
hujlcl dedikacni tekutinu ina
branou re spinave reky) a mlu
vi Ike kandidattlm takto:
; touto pruzracnou, ziyota-
darnou, mocnou, bohem danou
tekutinou, drahocennejsi a da-
leko yyznamnejsi nez vsechny
oleJe davnogeku, ia rozliSu5i
vas od lidi, S nmiz Sc denne
stykate a zasvecuji velikemu a
cestnemu lkolu, ktery jste do
broVolne ma sebe wall jako ob
cane neviditeln6 rise, Rytiru
Ku Klux Klanu.
"Jako kIansmana, kez vas
charakter jest tax pruzratny,
vas zivotni dkol tax mocny,
vase pohnutky We ySech vecech
tax slechetne a tax ciste a va
Sc vernost Klanu tax skutec-
nou a oddanou jake ty nesGet-
ne kapky zde a Wy tax uzitec-
nou bytosti lidstvu jako je ci-
sta yoda cloy6censtvu."
Nyni kandidati, kdyz byli
pokropeni "posyatnou vodou",
pokleknou, zap6ji hymnu loya
lity a pax kyplop vyzve je k
opakovani dedikacni modlit-
by, niz vzyvan jest Buh a
yoda z feky Chattahooche ma
zyvana jeho "bozsky pfeciste-
nou tekutinou.'
Pc modlitbe vzneseny ky
klop postoupi k oltari, vybi-
dine kandidaty, ably ystali a
rekne:
Panove, w nejste dele ci-
zinci neb neniami mezi nami,
ale jste obtany nami, a 5 dd-
v6rou We vas charakter, re jste
nepfisahali fale5ne neb pod
vodne, pri slozeni vasi prisa-
by, ia jmenem naseho cisare
Il vSech klansmenu, vitam vas
k obcanstvi Y fisi kavalirstvi,
eli, 1cinlivosti a lasky.
~ pravomoci udelene mi
nasim cisarem, ia nyni prohla-
sui iednoho Eazdeho Z vas "a
obcana neyiditelne rise, Ryti
III Ku Kux Klanu a opatruiil
vas nazvem klansmena, nei-l
cestn6jsim nazvem mezi lid
mi."
"a. eyvu.u~-.. vs,,.-.y-zs $3.50. -
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds were filed
yesterday with County Clerk Lee
n. satterfield for recording:
Arch L. McIntIre and wife to F
W. McIntire a parcel OF land In
the village Of Worthington. Con
sideration 100.
seymore McIntire, wife ct al to
If. w. McIntiTe d parcel OF land
in the village OF Worthington. Con
+sIderRtlon $500.
Harper H. Huff and wife to ]
2. Hamilton parcel Of land in
the Fourth ward Of the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration $4,000.
Fairmont Building and Invest
ment Company to Gladys N
Gamer a parcel Of land in the Bell
view Heights addition to the city
OF Fairmont. Consideration $1,000.
Lizzie L.. Braham to T. J..
Ward, a parcel Of land in the Fair.
mont Development Company's ad.
dillon to the city Of Fairmont.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-24
NEleHBoRHooD BIBLE
EI Assess

On Monday evening at 1880
o'clock IN the NJ. E. South church.
corner Of Fairmont avenue and
Second street, a rally will be held
Of all the neighborhood Bible
classes in town. This includes the
officers and teachers and members
OF all the classes. In fact every
one interested is invited to come.
Plans for the fall and winter will
be outlined, and the book Of Mark,
the newly chosen book for study,
will be outlined Come prepared
to answer the ten questions used
BY Miss Sake as they apply TO
Mark. Will all the pastors an
nounce this meeting from their
pulpits tomorrow.
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M, p, TEMPLE.

j. c. BroomfleId, o. o., Pastor.
We invite you to worship with
us in the following services tomor-
row: Glass meeting at 8 o'clock,
led by Mayor Conway. Sunday
school at $3.50 o'clock with Mr..
IL. r: Sheridan in charge. Preach.
ing service at 1o:45 o'clock with
sermon on THE great multitude
that no man could number, that
John saw" Christian Endeavor at
.s:45 P. n. Evening worship at 8
o'clock. Subject OF sumon-"Per-
feet Salvation, and how to secure
it,"
Prayer service on Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Acts %
will be studied.