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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18
NEW JERSEY FARMS

YOU ,SHoUT.D GET ONE NOW! W6aT9 \
Rlchland Garden farm. Soil Is fruitful.
wafer pure. climate Eooi, markets IN.
opportunity 20 attain roai irdcpcndcnce is
at RIchland Garden Farms Extension ~. Z:
STfI Hiy IG!n; ssH OF than Gssrette money!
and booklet now. GILBERT OCAL.
LkGITAN. 703 WALNUT ST. PHII.h
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floors
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APARTMENT HOTELS
HOTEL BARTRANl

Bad AND CHESTNCT STS.
Furnished and unfut Hi5H-i apIrlD7rr,,
Z ming room. Phone P,cEton g3lO.
CHARLES u. PREITH&AN OWNER
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FERN ROCK

II hI"TIFEI stonr huIsr II chanbrrs,
baths. 2.Crr GaruE priced to sell quicE.
WALTER ) Sutherland Balt, ~.
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"a tttM Ji'Nf AVE. J523-Largo dwelling
eau IL. q. Schwvrin. iiO Nainut lt
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WNNSETIFID

DESIRABLE corner home; large lot: all
convcniPnCes: garage; price right for qulck
sale. WALTER $. SUTHERLAND. Bala Pa.
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GT.ESSIl,E

OWNER forced to sell beautiful corner prop
erty; 10 rooms; large living rooms. nre-
place; lot 75N; 30; IA rage; don't miss this op-
portunity. WILLIAM 7. u. ROBERTS
son. Glcnsl1n. Pa. Phone Ogontz 6S2.
ALL-STONE bungalow. 10 rooms; every i'm
prOvcment. lar garage; corner lot. lQOx
1870: Sl8.5OO WILLIAM r. II. ROBERTS
SON. Glcnsde, Pa.
DES SlRABLE DER. dws.; near sta: hot-water
heat: cleo. good location; bargain; price
$1,000. RESNINGER & RENNINGER, Glen
side Pa, opp. statLon. Phone 0gontz 80.
GL;SSI $7JOO. new s-rrn. dwg 4 gar.
$1,000 and $50 month. Wyoming 1877 ].
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ATLANTIC CITY
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED
49,. .--.y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

YEARLY $1,000
Broom house. baths q acres. HsA
shade. frIit: Ic miles Reading rermlIsns'
Others yearly. Swarthmorr & EiGCWater X
e. J., PETERS & son, sOS CHhSrNCT ".
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WTST "'TU IprIII,ii

Or :. iiTH ST.--3-story rcslLcLco amt MA
rage. living hall. hOt-wator near. eIrc-
lr ~, hard"noi floors; vacant: attractive
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

Say" shouted Jolly Jack, Its
only three days more ~
"Thrco days more. what:' we
asked after we got over the surprise
Of ~roing the funny little ELF and
his jingle box appear suddenly be-
sid" our morning dish Of oatmeal.
II util the boys and girls begin
10 get th"ir prizes. Whoop-cc' ]
b"giu Monday to tell in the paper
who get the prizes each day.
"Whnt : the mattcrf" h" asked.
"Can't an old fellow like you get
rxritrd% All my little friends ar"
~ excited as can ho. I'm not going
to tell you how many of them are
answering my jinglcs, because
you'd b" Jealous.
"Thrcc days til Monday.
"That'll be the fun day.
Sang Jack jolly before We had
chance to answer. and he began to
play the sillicst little tune with tn"
bclls on his jingle box. Suddenly
l.c whirled around like a pinwhcel.
Say" he exclaimed. Il know
Il little fellow who's going to buy
Il pair of ball bearing roller skates
if he wins the prize, and know o
little girl who's going to buy a
canary bird for her mothers birth
day II she gets it, and ] know
The Winner of TOday's Con
WppL r..
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OFFICES for rent. Shuhcrt BLDG. p5n Q
Broad 81; outside light: immediate nos.
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NEW JERSEY-SEAsUORE
PENNSYLVANIA FARNs

CITY REAL ESTATE
Reasonable prices. sale or rent.
Ahdress NJ GIL L.dgar Office
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I'PSAI,
WAYNE JUNCTION

NEW HOUSE. rooms; furnished: shades
screens, awnings; air. .itc with garage; price
$4,000; worth $4,000! located IN Germa ntown
g minutes walk from Wayne Junction; :
squares from Wayne ave. and Apslcy st
T f4ACRIt Gls WithcrSpuon Bldg.
k,lMD-rt
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PRACTICALLY new residence. finished In
white EtuCcO; large rooms plus laundry,
refrigerator room and . baths: every I'm
provement. Including saraGc; exceptional To-
hcmo: pTomTt 'T pSrs1ssl"n: ;iG. 0od RoRERT
J. NASH. NARnERTH STATION. TELE-
PHONE NARBERTH i7lO, CITY OFFICE.
IOO1 t'HE,STEI'T ST
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FURNIsE- ID APARTMENTS

LIONS HEAL. I@l3.15 .p0vsr :yr -p.a,,
ufu T." u'ni-""i. 'pr .nrI~ru o.
TURN. APIS central .u,. ., o., wax - A., ,
sherwood Ant AEcu y. l2al W,lut 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

CoLORED BUYERS--Tt you havo small
amount " cash and want 20 buy, ne have
Il IN any part OF the city. PIERCE Room
nO2 GAln RldR. 4la s. Rroad 81
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| S9Ooo--S- and Broom twin house. garage.
Ctr modern G-rOum and store, 3Ti3 y.
! 5'h sG50n. Rhmho. Tloga ioG8
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OAK LANE

ONE OF the handsomcst residences In the
Old York road section for tho man q;
elegant and discriminating tasto who wants
IN his home nothing but the best that money
can BUY; very large rooms and Chambers
! baths. every detail Of arrangement APP
pointmen's and 0nish is tho very best that
money ana the arts can produce IN Il home:
ms 10 rare Offer; no Nroft.tnkIng enters
hlto the offer: tn" eRrne1t desire is for a
Huieh sale and this beautiful home will be
sold FOR less than Il cost. inspection only by
HrEoIntm"n,; write rr rhone Tor full details.
WILLIAM BARR. FRANKLIN BLDG,
12S :. I2TH Sr.
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R.AIl
IESNYD

81. 900 Il b',IIoums baths; conveni"Lc t.
train schools. churches and stores
VA TER = SUTHERLAND. Bnla Pa
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WEKMNN 7. WTN TTTITN
043-an y Front St. PNllad"lph'a Pa.
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GERMANTOWN. 1O3 W. t'psal st--Immo.
dinte possession, surridetachpd corner houe~
- rooms, . baths: lot 4OxI75. Apply :
IIARTING & son, 90 y, johnson st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

FlRST-FLOOR SPACE
III n. BROAD; 3Sxia FIT,
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RONROROCGH

RONBOROuGH--Be mansion house on
one Of the highest elevations In vicinity OF
philadelphia. overlooking WissahiCknn and
SChuylkil valleys: tho ground Of ~ acres
extends westward aluost to SchuyIkill river ::
IN addition II has beautiful stone barr, and
n garage that viii accommodate 80 cars; all
unusual opportunity for n private home or
country club. Apply only q. e. & j. Z.
BOWKER. 1871 Matn st. Mana%unk: 500
Liberty Rldz.. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-18

ATrRACTlVEIY flriehod stone rnqldCncns
wax Lane. 81 rooms. baths. hardwood
'1nlsh, parGuctry floors. hot-wpter heat. o ec-
Ir'' !Ehts; shade, shrubharv. beautiful
grounds! II you arpreciat" quality and will
nhH NN",hOO 'or an elegant hom". with Dos
gcEslon: Apply 70 Worr'E & Co. 155 y. i7th.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GERMANrOwN
One of the Finest Location.

In Germantown bedrooms baths; ga
rage attractive new houses on ErrinRe.
Place Ia Park street,. between ManhcIm end
iapea sstaI.' eppSs' D. sna q, OH
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7li3 NIsT ANE-7 Io,,.s rnot.rr.
"."rU!r. vor"nt; gll1 > 73d s..
r.ons lot @5xl35; price '4o1"
q \. GAl'T. 7O2S Wurd.lnd av,
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VIRGINIA FARMS
VIRGINIA FARMS

40 acres: 100 under cultivation: comfort
y Bile groom dwelling, stable, barn, orChar I'd :
fronts main road: miles town. railroad:
convenient schools churches. best section Of
Virginia, price $4,000: reasonable terms
42 acres: IL to 20 ready for cultivation: new
s.room dwelling stable. poultry house;
. miles city 200. 900; price for quick sale,
$4,000.
Thes" are well located productive soil and
genuine values; II YOU are In the market for
large country estate. stock. grain grass or
dalry iarm. write Us what you want.
MORTON q. THAIHIMER
Farm Depa rtment
X ThmOnd. Va,
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OAKNIONT

OAKMONT-Sew. detached GwR.: rooms
hot.watCr heat: 'lcc.: op"n hreplnce: white
and mphOgpny: lot J0xlSO: will finance,
DVAN 1919
'>iThN MARKET ST
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ARBI:R TT-

NARBROOK PAElI--A surprisingly attrac-
tive suburban development with the set
ting OF large private estate; hiils,des
stream and u.i shade: four new detached
holluw-tile homes, with slate roofs and every
modern Convenience; prIcos from Sl2.OO 20
$4,000. RORERT j. NASH. NARBERTH
STATION: TELEPHONE. .NARBERTH 1910.
CITY OFFICE. 1901 CHESTNUT ST
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COLONIAL FARMHOUSE reno6elcd into a
delightful S-roOm residence. ho'-water
heat. electric light. "tr.; large lot fine old
shade attractive setting; u property impos.
sble To duplicate; EarRSe; Eij. 900. ROBERT
J. NASH. EARBEKTH STATION. TELE.
PHONE NARBERTlL lIiO. CITY OFFICE,
1901 CHESTNUT ST.
81. 600 Two unusually attractive proper
ties at this price; one brand-new corner
residence: both houses planned by architects
and carefully built ,ilr baiha, hnt.watsr
h, at, etc. ROBERT J. NASH. SARBERTH
STATION TnLErHONE NARRERTIG 1910.
CITY OFFICE. 1901 CHESTNUT ST.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DOGS. BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

ASK for Bird ToptOast the Uos' song -a.
storrr for birds; fJr sale In nll GOOD BIRD
dcpa rtment and lruE stores. n vv"r lca,r~
mas no poptOas,. notify oar representative,
L. Peck 0OR :. 4aih st.
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COlONIAls fRrmhouses for country homes.
with other buildings; acreage; woodland
on stone road connecting . concrete roads
into Phila.. IL miles: $4,000 TO sI5OOO,
WESLEY MCLLtS, Map.c Glen. Pa
BUCKS COUNTY farms Write for FREQ cria-
l0gIa J. w. HORN perknsIc po '"
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Federal Officials
DenOHnce KH KLur
Continued from Pare Ono


Continued from Pare Ono
teaches roce hatred md re,iy,o,s d;s.
crimination is unconstitntionallv
created and should be wiped ont.
.Drho Eyr,,vo p,n,ro Imn, g..
ao;,a God,, MarL .,hon .t npssN @ Is
aoe oon som%h uvI . WIZ .hrnnh Mem .iiS snS~s e'ur
ne. ase eno'b" " ~ '"'ous" WIN 'his eA-
p''u.
There are many who think that the
original ku klux klan was composed
OF the best minds OF the day. 1t was
organized to do q work which many
think was honorable. The present out
mt appears TO oe aiming to get the
dollar and is willing to take up almost
any issue TO accomplish 1t.
"It Is the duty of every loyal Ameri.
can to refrain from joining. Let us all
uphold the doctrines which have made
America the foremost Nation of the
globe"
John Il. Albany, formerly in charge
of the local prohibition Office: 'aThe
Ku Klux Klan, is a serious menace to
every right thinking American. If the
people are dissatisfied with the way
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-15
KLAN AIR KNIGHTS
DID NOSE DIVE HERE
Side Order, Backed by Edlto,
OF Aviation Paper, Failed
to Fly in Philadelphia

The organization Of the "Jnv,.,,,.
Planet, knights Of the Air." on. 40 M A.
ambitious side lines ,of the Ku K,rs
Klan. was attempted In this ci,v w..
April. 1t managed to fly q few ts.. ..
and then fell with a crash.
The organizer here was "Ma,o-. =
Anderson Wright, who is listed IN -.
EVENING PUBLIo LEDGER TODAY ~ "e
member of the Klan's headquarters - 49,
with the rank of King Kleaple' ''an
Emperor" William Joseph simno,.
consented to become head Of the n.ns
organization when the attempt was nav sS
to launca, 1t here five months ayo 've ~
was not known what title he wovid -. AZ
sumo as chief of the aerial kn,.s.s
"Cosmic Overload would meet r.nSi'. Sn"'
ments, perhaps. ''e'
Wright had desk room in the ~
nance Building. He was the owner -
itor and publisher Of magazine know.
as Tale Spins. The major had nIer.u
of recommendation when he arr;rsJ y
Philadelphia. A number Of applicat,a%s -
cards were circulated among men .;,S
flying experience, but there were few few
''joiners." AZ"
Wright left the city suddenly on AMI,
20, although he had made appointment.
here for the following day. He was NV
heard from again until he bobbed nm ~, u
Georgia. It Is reported that the ms;ns ny ~
has resigned his King Kleagleshin an .na
has severed himself from all connect;os %
with the Klan.
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FORM NEW ORDER
TO COMBAT KLAN
National Unity Council to Pro-
mote Racial and Religious
Harmony
CALL KU KLUX MENACE
BY the Associated Press

Chicago, Sept. 15.--An organization
to promote harmony and good feeling
between all classes, races and religions
in America was announced in the
process of formation here today, with
Edward +. Dunno. former Governor
of Illinois. at Is head. The society Will
be known as the National Unity Coun-
ell and its organizers intend ultimately
to spread 1t to every section OF the
country, according to Mr.. Dune.
One of the prime motives behind the
organization. its sponsors said, was TO
combat the ku KuX klan. and organi-
zation Of councils will be pushed. par
ticularly where the Klan has obtained
a foothold.
"In view Of the fact that the Ku
Klux Klan has adopted tho weapon OF
mass action. It was our desire TO or
ganizc a society which shall develop
harmony and good feeling between diff
ferpnt classes. rather than enmity,' Mr..
Dunno said today. Invitations were
sent out last week to many prominent
church. political. business and welfare
men and the replies are coming in now.
We will hold meeting in few days
to complete plans.
Offices of the council have already
been opened on La Sale street, in the
financial section of the city.
The Ku Klux Klan. which maintains
an office here under the name Of the
Southern Publicity Bureau" was
called menace to this and any COM
munity" by former Governor Dunno
in their adoption Of the equipment of
the burglar masks and implements Of
violence -
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STRAW LID GONG CLANcs
Wearers Of "Thatched Roossr A.
pear Today at Own Peril

Today is the day that the wearer a
a straw hat shows himself hero.
The mere net of having it on M
head makes him q pariah, an outc,x
and the traditional butt Of abuse. r..
gardless of how hotly the sun mn,
glare down on the pavements from nov
until next spring. Mr.. Philadelphia /,
bound to wear something other than The
straw hat.
There were many heroes early In ths
morning, mostly those who had forgot.
ten what day 1t was, but after the bat
stores opened very few veterans Of the
summer were seen bobbing long with ths
new derbies, caps and soft lids on the
streets.
The laugh that men like to have
about women showing and pushing at
the bargain counter turned somewhat
on themselves yesterday and today, lust
as did their laugh about women being
slaves to fashion. for every hat store
presented scenes of jostling males.
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WIZARDS BRAIN CHILD HAS SPREAD
THROUGHOUT u. s. IN SIX YEARS

THE Knights of Ku is of
chief order with membership of 100000
of
full its preaching of
racial andit Invisible
Union.
meaning
of
who quit the orc
Koran the Kans threw light n
warnn Enpero ed dyeserd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-15

tcopyrisht. 1891. by the Public Ledger
pany uhe New York World
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Viii Simmons Become
Ne,o emperor Williom"?

While annexing titles that would
have glowed resplendently in the
Almanac de Gotha, Emperor"
Simmons, of the Ku Klux Klan, did
not adopt one custom common to
genuine royalty.
The ruler of the Invisible EN-
pire" refrained from prefxing the
imperial title to his first name,
William. One reason may be that
when the order was organized in
1915 another William, then a sure
enough emperor, was making him.
self highly unpopular with most Of
the civilized world.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-15

The Ku Klup Klan finds II profitable
also to teach hatred of the Je,os, az
toeH as of the Negroes and all other
men With "colored'' skins, and of aH
persons phO live In the United States
but pere not born here. The evidence
of this attitude toiH be presented 10.
m0rf0p.
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G. Norman. Kleagle, same.
W. W. Thompkins, Kleasle, same.
!. W. Scott, Kleagle, same.
G. \. Paulson. Kleagle, same.
c. d. Fuller, Kleagle, same.
i. +. Stapleton. Kleagle, same.
c. ID. Morris. Kleagle. same.
NJ. +. Williams. Kleaglc, same.
c. II. Carroll. Kleagle. same.
c. ii. Biddour, Kleagle, same.
F. 5. Webster, kleagle, same.
NJ. 4. Williams. Kleagle, same.
w. H. Miller, Kleagle. same.
Realm of Kentucky
r. P. Love. King Klcagle, 1916
Madison avenue. Covington.
c. G.. Hollifeld. Kleagle, 1915 Madi-
son avenue, Covington.
Realm Of Michigan
G. A. Recms, Hapover.
c. II. Norton, Detroit
Realm Of West Virginia
c. o. Defbaugh King Kleagle,
Rogers Hotel. Wheeling.
r. w. Roberts, Postofice Box 732,
Wheeling.
W: F. Maffett. Kleagle, Wheeling,
w. Va.
w. .. Jones, Kleagle, Wheeling, w.
Va.
Realm of Wisconsin
W. II. Lathrop, Jr., King Klcagle,
Milwaukee.
DOMAIN NO. S
Domain Of the Mississippi Valley
F. A. Crippen, Grand Goblin, Hotel
Maryland. St. Louis.
G. 4. Glasscock, King Kleagle, Post
ONCE Box 05l, st. Louis, Mo.
Realm of Missouri
Casey Jones, King Kleagle, Post
Office Box 0J1, st. Louis.
Lincoln Lester, Kleagle, same.
l.. II. Scott, Kleagle, same.
W. II. Thompson, Kleagle, Spring
field.
r., C. Allen, Jr., Kieasle, Jefferson
City.
A. Fisher, Jr., 1049A Warren street,
st. Louis.
Realm of Iowa
J, G. Ellstrott, King Kleagle, Hotel
Fort Dcs Moines, Des Moines.
Realm of Nebraska
+. T. Maxey, King Kleagle, Hotel
Sanford Omaha.
j. a. Ellcrman, Kleaglc, Hotel San
Pau! Davis, general delivery, York.
Realm Of Kansas
\. =. Clarke, King Kleagle. Hotel
Easton, Wichita.
ii. o. Cummins, Kleagle, Ell Do
rado.
&. A. Vincent, Kleagle, BAL East
High street, Augusta.
Realm of Minnesota
C. L. Spurgeon, King Kleagle, Ho-
tel Nendome, Minneapolis.
Realm OF South Dakota
Carlos w. Goltz, King Kleagle, 210
Davidson Building, Sioux City.
DOMAIN NO. o
Domain of the Pacific Coast
Captain w. $. Coburn, Grand Cob
lin, 5l0 Haas Building, Los Angeles.
Realm of California
Fl. r. Pitts, Kleagle, Hotel Fresno
Fresno.
II. G. Kitchens, Kleagle.
Jerome J. Jester, Klcogle.
f. +. Chance, Kleagle, care of CO.
burn, Los Angeles.
Realm of Washington
". -. NllllamS, hlng Nleagle, gen
eral delivery, Seattle.
Realm Of Oregon
J.. /. Powell, King Kleagle, Port
land
DOMAIN NO. 7
Domain OF the Northwest
\. j. Padon. Jr., Grand Goblin
Brown Palace Hotel, Denver.
DOMAIN NO.
Domain Of the Capitol
Harry B. Terrell, Grand Goblin, SOl
Munscy Building, Washington.
5, +. Poindexter, SOL Munse!
Building, Washington.
Changes Have Been Made
Since the date when Imperial Klea
! gle Clarke prepared the above list fo
the information aud guidance Of tn,
klan sales force there have been add
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-15
Painter Fractures Skull In Fall

Atlantic City, Sent. 15.--Otto Beth g.
mann. painter. of Hammonton, n. J..
Is in the City Hospital in critical
condition as the result of falling from
4 scaffold mt Grossman's Hotel, New
Jersey ayepue. today. The man has
fractured Aull and other injuries.
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Silk Robes for officers;
Cotton for Mere "Klu1ie"

The hoods and gowns of the Ku
Klux Klansmen, meant to be ave-
inspiring, are made for the most
part from cotton sheeting and re-
tailed to members for $3.50 a set.
They cost about 81 .25 to make.
The rcgalia of the Klan's officers,
however, are of silk as BELTS their
rank" and dignity"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-15
A. X. White, Kleagle, same.
A. 3. Todd, Kleagle. same.
II. =. Noodle, Kleagle, same.
r. II. Noodle. Kleagle. same.


II. Il. Noodle. klcagle, same. -
r. II. Noodle. Kleagle. same.
REALM or Oklahoma
G. C. McCarron. King Kleagle. 503
Baltimore Building, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma.
c. d. Unsell, Kleage, same.
l.. f. Faris. Kleaglc, same.
r. w. Suggs. kleagle. same.
j. Caruthers. kleagle. same.
]. NJ. huntington. Kleaglc, same.
J. W. Read. Kleagle, same.
L. VI. Hinchee. Kleagle. same.
G. G. Evans, Kleagle, same.
f. W. Kitchin. Kleagle, same.
II. II. Kitchin. Klaeglc. same,
f. D. Mann, Kleagle. same.
l. ]. McRae. Kleagle. same.
Realm Of New Mexico
c. NJ. Kellogg. Ring Kleagle, Shel.
don Hotel. FL Paso, Tex.
Realm Of Arizona
J. o. Strut, King Klcagle, Adams
Hotel, Phoenix. Ariz.
Realm Of Arkansas
A. F. Brown. King Kleagle, Marion
Hotel. Little Rock. Ark.
l.. !. Brown. Kleagle. same.
DOMAIN NO
Domain OF the Northeast
lloyd p. Hooper Grand Goblin. 320
Central Park West. New York City.
Realm Of New York
w. X. Gildersleeeve, King Kleagle,
same address.
G. 8. Bryan. Klengle, care of Hooper,
New York City.
j. NJ. Kecncy, Kleagle. same.
4. D. Bate, Kleag'e, same.
c. l.. Paul. Jr., Klcagle, same.
+. p. Stockrdgc. Kleagle. same.
II. l.. Trarks, Kleagle. same.
Realm Of New Jersey
r. F. Trimble, King Kleagle, care
OF Hooper, New York City.
George W. Apgar. Kleagle, o27
Washington street, Hoboken.
Realm Of Connecticut
c. s. Wheeler, King Kleagle, Post
Office Box 134S, New Haven, Conn.
Realm Of Maryland
II. p. Moorehead, King Kleagle, 422
East Lexington street, Baltimore.
Realm of Pennsylvania
A. f. Kelley, King Kleagle, care Of
Il. 7. Strine, Kleagle, formerly Of
5G43 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
DOMAIN NO. 4
Domain Of the Great Lakes
c. w. Love, Grand Goblin, Postotice
Box 80, Indianapolis, Ind.
Realm Of Indiana
j. S. Engleerth, Kleagle, Postothce
Box 80, Indianapolis.
Realm Of Ohio
+. w. Atkin, King Kleagle, 40S Ma
tional Bank Building, Cincinnati, o.
Orville Cheatham. Kleagle, Postoffice
Box 712, Cincinnati.
j. II. Ball, Kleagle, same address.
A. d, Nillson, Kleagle, same.
G. a. Worey, Jr., Kleagle, same.
j. Krause, Kleaglc, same.
J. w. Bellinger, Kleagle, same.
Z. d. Simmons, kleagle, same.
Il. w. Milburn, Kleagle, same.
G.. ID. North, Kleagle, same.
w. II. Collins, Kleagle, same.
w. d. Rosnagle, Kleagle, same.
Realm of Illinois
Earl Hockaday, King Kleage, 2742
North Clark street, Chicago.
William BE Villo, Kleagle, same ad-
dress.
o. VI. Jordan, Kleagle, same.
Il. L. Mitchell, kleagie, same.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-15

KuH- IVTNUHHITy, I DoIleVe IN The In
stitutional life OF our country being al
ways predicatPd upon and adhering to
the ideals Of the Declaration of Indc.
pendence and the Constitution of the
United States. stand on these things
i hope there is no organization in
America that proposes to vet aside the
principles of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence or the Constitution. When the
influence and potency of these great
charters of our liberties are destroyed.
this great Government and civilization
20 long time building up are in great
danger. So far ms am informed have
had no evidence presented TO me that an
organization with such purpose is active
In our country