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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

Dramatic and Glee Ciuh Meets This
Evening.
A meeting If tho Dramatic and fyiee
club nf the Daughters of Isabella will
t,e held in The nights ~ Columbus Hail
~ Tenth and West atroets thir evening
nj SIS This meeting will cor sist Of n
short business session. followed nv =
sociaI hour. The committee IN charge
has arranged a pleasing program FIR
the entertainment ~ the members fvr
ing tho social hour and = Food time for
MI ir anticipated. Following fhe pro
gram. refreshments will he served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
CIUB OFFICERS CHOSEN.

nover April = Dover Century Club
sesterda, afternoon c.ected 'he i"''o"
ms officers FOR tho Near
presiaent Mrs Robert + Lewis vice
,.-...aont Ms James PennewilI re-
.,,.a,,v se.retat, Mrs Frank Hall
n.. rrcnsrt, rhstrmar Mrs stephen
et.nshtcr -luh hostess Mrs Henry =
t.,ns rrorram chairman Ms T. r
SaulshurN directors MIS- Johh =" F"'-
ton Miss p "a " ason. MS ~ lt"p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
FPwORTH LEAGUE OFFICERS.

odessa. Arril 2S-Epworth League "f
81 rants VI. +. church has elected tho
following officers
President Miss Helen SPARKS, vice
prcsldonts Mrs Frances Reynolds. Miss
Alice Urown Mrs Ice Sparks and Miss
Narv 81 F.nos secretary, Mrs, George
Heldrnvcr treasurer. Miss Mary GilCh (:
superintendent of Junior department..
Mrs r. H. pcrrtCksOn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

with certain sugResiions from che ifs
dustrini docim as % what dflN0 i1
should be- given prompt attention, lf
a IL desired The plant Doctor VII an0iat
the employee in aoCufing fnn farfIf
nedlral Or surgical advice hf needs
The examination very often lIs '0..a
20 the employee certain phyal.si aff.
nenaea that b. Vnn n0f HHara nf HfI
he ~ urged 90 correct These dffi
while lnthelr inripifncy. thefrI|
rrenslnr the employee rnI0I.H0l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
MINISTER MARRIED.

SMYRNA. April 2s-Ncws has been re-
ceived here of the marriage in Girls
aeld Md. last week of Rev. William e..
Puckson of Viola Kent county. pastor
~ Canterbury charge % the Whining
ton NJ. f. Conference. 70 Mrs. Alice
bradshaw. of Smiths Island. Md.
The ceremony was performed at AZ
hurry parsonage Crisleld. by Rev W.
r. Corkrau.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
OFFICIAL BOARD ORGANIZES.

CLAYTON. April 2S.-THe offcial board
or St pauTs ~ r church. here. has
selected the following officers FOR the
coming year
President. William r. Davett. JT.; ~
cnrdinF secretary. Julius w. Hawkins,
financial secretary John w. Houston.
treasurer. i Elmer Cats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
LANG HEADS TRUSTEES.
Elected President for New Castle Comfy
Poor,

Adam Lang was Yesterday elected
president of the Trustees nf ihc Poor
for Now Castle County. af tho meeting
in tho afternoon
other ofIicers elected were Harry
Stafford superintendent. Mrs Anna VI
Harvey. head matron. Miss Helia
Wadsley assistant marion Mrs Lydia
Lang second assistant nlatton Mrs
Elizabeth Moore. female nurse. Louis
Racine male nurse Clarence Town
acnd. chauffeur and George rooie chief
cnEinccr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
se,hesi., gfotherhooa seeiinr

a meeting ~ the Methodist nfa't.
hood will b. held - Scott fhHr. f
onth and Fprure streets 20
evening Het ~ ~ Dad - 'Ia
Church wiii be there to rItr
his humorous rapid frf ialfH
men ~ the church are invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Fire Damages Auto.

The automobile OF II. r. Whiting
ham was badly damaged yesterday at
Fourth and French streets by fire which
originated in the grease pan. The
Washington Fire Company was sum
moned and extinguished the flames
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
DIR Oden at Brothers Installation.

DR.. Joseph II Odell director of the
Service Citizens of Delaware. went 10
Sewickley, Pa. to spend the week
end. He viii preach in the Sewiskley
Presbyterian ChurC h this evening,
when his brother Rev owen y. Odel
will be installed pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SUIT OVER LEGACY.
Chancellor Curtis Rules on Claim ~
Marjorie Walters ys. AInscow Estate.

in the Court of Chaneery yesterday
chancellor Charles NJ curtis flied an
opinion in the case Of Marjorie Walters
against the executors ~ Alfred I.
Ainsrow, deceased. holding that the
complainant la entitled - have paid r.
her out of money IN the hands of the
executors legacy of 81 400 ar thsf the
legacy ha charged against the real ns
tate of Mr. Aiuscow 20 which the
rcptdtary legatees under his viii are
rrtilIrh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Me- hanIenI Resenveh h.

Where il the universal Joint asked
Henrietta
In tho bootleg replied Henry step
ping on the accelerstor The American
Legion weekly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

Ciark's o. ". T. Crochet
Cotton; all sizes; 40
spool &c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

Ciark's o. ". T. Cotton,
$50 yards; black or =
white; a spool &c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

A lot of Men, Silk Mus
lin Union Suits; val c0
ue to 81 so; on sale !. UJC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

5000 yards of UnOieach-
ed Muslin; a yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
KLAN CALLED EVIL
BY MRS. R|NEHART
Author and Dramatlst Declares
Secret Organization Re-
Election on U. S.

The character and activities Of the
Ku Klux Klan constitute direct con.
tradiction of the basic principles Of our
national life and Government, accord
ing to Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinshart, au-
thor and dramatist, who is in Philadel-
phia for few days.
Mrs. Rinehart said that while she
thought the purposes that aCtuated
the formation of the Klan might have
been sincere at the start, she had no
doubt of the present character of the
organization. the existence Of which is
reflection upon the powers and abili-
ties of the Government.
1T is impossible" said Mrs. Rinc-
hart. "to have government within a
government. The Constitution of this
country has made entirely adequate
provision for the administration of the
established laws, and no private and
secret organization has the right to as
sumo to assist or participate in any
way in the administration OF those
laws
That Is the function of the Ma
tional Government" she said; 'Nf the
citizens of this country nre Of the opin =
ion that that function is not we'll and
efficiently exercised, it is their duty to
remedy the failing in the recognized
and lawful ways.
But the existence of widespread
and secret organization with the avowed
purpose of melting out summary jus
ticc according TO its own individual
standards is contrary to every principle
that is dear to us as n nation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

it has so far presented. It has shown,
not on mere allegation or hearsay, but
on substantially documcnted evidence
that:
The Ku Klux movement has been
carried by paid propagators into every
Section of the United States;
That these propagators have "sold"
the movement partly on the atmosphere
of romantic mystery and hifalutin pa
triotism skillfully painted round it by
professional publicity agents and partly
by the fermentation of intolerance and
cultivation of prejudice or active hatred
citizens, notably Jews, Catholics and
Negroes:
Hawks Shodly Patriotism
That the romance and mystery were
absolutely spurious and the patriotism
shoddy;
That the awakening of intolerance,
prejudice and hatred were so very real
as to constitute Il menace to American
ism. particularly when coupled, as they
inevitably were, with the revival Of
tcrrorlstic "Ku Klux" traditions handed
down to America from the past
That coincidcntally with the spread of
the Ku KluX order a wave of i'll feel
ing and lawlcSsncss had gone spreading
over the country which has already
found expression in long and shnmc-
full list of acts or threats OF violence
committed by masked mObs working
mostly under cover of darkness or is
sued with equal anonymity by self
elected regulators of conduct and cen
sors Of morals IN utter contempt of law
and constituted authority;
That the Ku kluX order was wholly
secret and oath bound as to member
ship, and that the oath constituted a
blank check on liberty of thought and
action drawn in favor of q single indi-
vidual who styled himself an Emperor
and held supreme authority over all
members for the term of his life.
That this Emperor. under pretense
of patriotism. actually dreamed he could
set up an "Invisiblc Empire,' composed
exclusively of his oath bound and I'M
identified subjects inside the regular
Government of the United States; that
he had warned those who opposed his
ambition that he was keeping watch"
and making records" of them against
q coming time Of Ku Klux activity, and
, that his agents We're pushing the in
visible rule program by seeking particu
larly to enroll police and court officials,
grand jurymen and prosecutors. mayors
ana COUnrllmCn, Governors ana OnCPGS
on the reserve lists of the American
Army and Navy.
That in practice the whole Ku Klux
movement was being run to make
money. and in the effort was employing
/ all possible sales wrinkles and publicity
devices;
That in its legal entity, Ku KluS
was the closest Of corporations, whose
business and resources were absolutely
controlled by small handful Of In
siders responsible only to themselves;
That this corporation, so CONSTITUTED
and directed, was taking in millions il
money: and
That those in active direction Of it.
affairs and in actual control of its fund
were not persons whose life records. 81
far as they were known. entitled then
to the full confidence of the public o
the members of the order either as (,
their wisdom, the disinterestednes o
their motives, or the integrity of thci
acts.
Copyrtoht. 1891. BY the Public Ledger Com
pdrv aud tho Press PVb!tShtn0 Conn
pGny Nhe NetC York World.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

d o thin to ro m Kuxdoms is show
ogr pyf the Ksn ritual
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
LAWS
MAY HIT KLUXERS
Kings County, N. Y, Attorn.,
Holds Two Sections Of Code
Cover Activities
10 YEARS PRISON possIRI 6

New York, Sept. 27.-KleapIcs ~,
Inns and others actively idcnt,fod "Y ,n,,,
the Ku Klux Klan and the snrood,sl
or klanishness are amenablo IN tb"
against criminal Conspiracv l., Isw "a,
opinion of District Attorney Uorr, tge n
Lewis. Of Kings County. as eynrSs.t; -;
yesterday. Mr.. Lewis believns .LSseu .LS
persons can be prosecuted under Soctia' cvse
$50 of the penal laws Of the State tts'''0h
Under that section If two or r,o..
persons conspire ito prevent onotS.e
person from exercising q lawful troS.
or calling, or doing any other lowtrI
act, by force, threats or intIriis
ton, or if such persons consniro 90.
commit any act Injurious TO nrh,;o
health. to public morals, =.
for perversion or obstruction ne ;rUO
ticc or of the due administrators 's :,
the laws each Of them is guilty %.
misdemeanor. VI
Mr.. Lewis cited the famous Mo-,
conviction, which was affirmed ir 1tyss ,h.
Court Of Appeals. Most was cone ,ue
victed under Section 48 of .advocntin.
criminal anarchy. Mr.. Lewis calloS
attention to the opinion by the lstS
Judge Vann, as follows:
"a breach of the peace IL an ~.
fense well known to the common low
It is'a disturbance Of public order h.
an act Of violence or by an act UksI,
to produce violence, or which. bv cans
ing CONSERVATION and alarm. d,sturS.
the peace and quiet Of the community
1t may be committed by written word,
as libel has been indiCtable for tim,
out Of mind because ii tends to produce
violence, or even by spoken words. pro.
vided they tend to provoke immediate
violence
"It (the Constitution place, M
restraint upon the power Of the Icvis.
lature to punish the publication OF mat.
ter which is injurious to society. ac.
Cording to the standard of the common
law. IT does not deprive the State of
the primary right Of self preservation
1t does not sanction unbrided license
nor authorize the publication of articles
prompting the commission of murder Or
the overthrow of Government by force
All courts and commentators contrast
the liberty of the press with its licep.
tiousness, and condemn as not sane.
toned by the Constitution Of any State
appeals designed to destroy the rem.
tation of the citizen, the peace of So.
ciety or the existence of the Govern.
ment.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
Roosevelt Fund
Sues KIdn Kledgle


cnt system runs like n we'll regulated
bank. Tho money collected goes for
running CvDCriSes or is placed on de-
ro0it or invested. To safeguard these
investments. Ku Klux insiders retain
n uersonal financial interest in most Of
the Klan's business enterprises or real
ostntc. The Gate City Manufacturing
Comnany, suppler Of all Klan reCaiia
9nd other equipment and supplies, is
thought in Atlanta 10 be largely l.. y.
Clarke. The Scarchlight is Mrs. Eliza
beth Tyler. The Clarke Realty Com
pany, which swung the Imperial Pal
nee deal. is Clarke and Mrs. Tyler.
Tho now Owncrs of Lanier University
arc as vet undisclosed.
Clarke. selected by Simmons for an
rointmont as Imperial KleaGIe ana
general mnu2~"r of ku KluX hus'0"~>
affairs. and Mrs Tyler, also an official
figure in the order by appointment Of
Simmons. are both we'll known in A.
| lGnta, where they have been business
/ and personal associates for years.
. One Arrested in Resort
An incident in their personal a~so-
cigtion. Of witch the circumstances were
- 80
iNIly norrar'a III nv 20 t1T ~" ''..L'
LthfER H'p'tu"pT' J.! Nu ~ ,nr'' ~
rest together; ana tIsir IVA! anI coz.
y,cu"n ior g,s.,EutlN T".I.u't ~ .n''
k""r4er 60 ",,rL ~, III Nl!",Lsu WI Wv.
Der - l"iT' Nv . haaost ntHItEu ,,H ,a"'ti
q ponce ru." Nn I'N',i, AZ ~ ,. H'.,nllI
irFHr S!'re.' ".li't,o"S N!IDM Il
~ ,nr ~ nS L.4L ',th"n ~, ~ t',, irs
SN,"h uIu n," t., .Loi,, I,Iiu'r Mr.o 1.,'.',
t"Sre NJ ,,,,,''.oi, .oor n," Wv ,,, ~
Ih"y We're 'AHr' mo ">,""% III IN"
presence "i "[N" LoJ fIoJ IN" ., w'r, VINO W 10
l"St ltTt . ,'' "I,,.a J;n,o IT. I"l'
N SaI' 1'r noIton sto,;o,, ta,In,r;no ,Loi.
PIE, at We 'T,,T"II'N T ,,'Tir
m,,,i oF ,Tir, Siotor,;
~" wv, w"r,.oiI hrr +ro, ,-;,J
M.I' ~ o,J .bo convic+iors ,,.o.o o,,. n,
.d .,,a, '',r" ~, +o ' crimin9i comrt rnrorIs =,
.I'" .! ,.;,r - Atlanta undcr tboir +rre
r,,os wv ~
H.. b,,siress ,oIations Of CuorLo o,L
NJ. Tyrcr hocan So far ~ Is troTn
,ybon CHorte Goyeroi wears ago organ.
;zod rho Southern Publicity Assorin .
trnn" Of Atlanta. and with the octi,c
Assistance of Mrs. TvIpr used II 70 con
duct several drives to obtnin funds fo,
such organizations rs the Salvation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
KU KLUX KLAN'S DIRE OATH

Kfadd "Wor,hy aliens from the world Of
selhshness and fraternaI alienation prompted
by unselfsh motive. desire the honor Of eidsen.
ship in the Invisible Empire and the fellowship
Of klansmen"
Kiexter. HAS you party been selected with
eare1
Kladd "These men Tor this mani are Tor ~
known and vouched for by klsnsmeu In kloa-
kave assembled"
Klexter. Have they (or has he) the nArks7"
KIadd "The stinsuiShinK marks of
klansman not found in the fibre OF his gar
mens or his social or financial standing. but
spiritual; namely a ehivalrie head COM
passionate heart, prudent tongue and a eour-
aEeous will. All devoted country,
klsn our homes and each other; these the
Distinguishing marks Of klansman, oh. Faith
full Klexteri And these claim the marks"
Klex'er What IL one OF your party should
proYs himself a-traisarl"--
Kladd. he -1o4ld be immsdiatslX hanished
in disgrace from the Invisible EmpGs- without
lear or favor conselsncs- Xelld -tenaeiouslX
'eLmsnt him Iemorse would LspsaIsalY Lsxls
Il him and dretul things would bstall him
~ Kle~er: DO they Cor does hc) know all
this1".
Kladd. IAN this he tor they) now know. He
(or 'hey) has (or have) heard and they must
heed"
Klsxtsr Faithful KlAdd; You speak the
truth"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

,,,-, A..
ana propaganda. a ltirhu ilsteneu ~
his outline OF Ku hIuNiSm ahH put mn,
IN toucn WIN 'larke' W"o uS no tcJvho Ini,,ho
SuCcesSiul dlr'c'ion ot .n1 o',,to
t;nr, ,,HnLI,. r,ftcd nromotcr and
onoonizon 'e"''
u %mnI.a I;,.ool % +ho immortal dream
o,d ,,ro,,r,ti,. oTrcroJ tn finance II and
I "sT Pion'pthI .,,o, va, ono ronJition
Fra no,,Tit;or vns n contrnct bc-
t,,.aa,' ' tho t,,.o ,nc, rnoLinr Clarke head
os tbo nronoontIo1 Jonnrtment of the
ordor ,iitb connInto charge OF all the
wort ~ oryenJzntion. giving Simmons
tLo r;oht 60 Jischorge him on twenty
fonr hours, notice without statement of
cause and agreeing that Clarke. so long
os bo boiI LIs iob should receive 81. so
| for oocb menber admitted to an un-
cb.rtorod Elan and So. 80 for each mem
bnr admitted 70 n Klan during the first
civ months following the issuance of
its cborter
According 70 this information, the
financing done by Clarke In return for
this contract consisted in selling. wholly
in the city of Atlanta; NZo'uUo worm of %
oonds, 19,rS 1yI nnnat;on " S,,,.n'%r Simmltonc.
lle N" niuN .l,. ,bp IprarieI hoadounr-
ousE. nt ,"I" L,o,, ont nf rho sad room
te's ., VI SW,.on Sir % RriIJing and established
~ & tnt a,,{,o Il, tbo HAYNES BuiIding
ntN, .uv't IL - - LojI rndor 1nose and had been
Wiz W.. tn', y" 10 rto,,s nnrnoses.
u'I's .,a allan ,o+ 4. roo1
In th"SG Ounces I"e "a So ,r,j, os
start, WIN 'Nlhe li, "1' =. ,,J S;r,rIors ne
the dEhh"oS Ue"'i,u ! anu I - bo,s
the hgIreheaG' - T fnousn.u hoSnno sra"'' = =
were oolhlheu IN ~ Loe g." ur,, low
slump came ana IutluS 1'sun ~ run ium
but just tnen wv ~" - 80 ' o,,,l
papers, hearlhs OIL tn"L s.otes9"e t .ha
p,StureSlGe GHterPItSr, . va, o,roso,N mr NV
oiuilnie Su NiuA h,a"' eem. pJ ivp .io
tG1ives .sni ~ upW", ". M." ,"O'i w. ~ u,otn
org inr,' W." NV a"1H ra ,U' s.oI.ine Vt yo' ~,
Rr"pns Ii'u S, 500 u,s dao va
Tt",'' ,Tt .L hn'o oIaJ Tho nv
.,oiI nen Nv NV ; mr"n.nS 'pemru .hann ond
m'i' t',ir '.,.,n .L",'
80 90. MAJ. ",'' o.'',e,,a'b w. ,,,o sau
NV i"oH Nv Mii''r M"ntru , ~. no,, IA" %
oDni,coti "Ho tior ~ henI, onI tbe odGress of Of
~ ,,ooroI4 LI"i anu '"o
Golden Sbouor Gam.
So vas Ioosod tbo ,oIden Good of
$40 "donatione'' which bos bcer for.
inc ovcr since IN s4 "a incrampnts
inIn IN. "nronogntion frrd'' ~ tho Kn
KMx Cornorntj3n win CIorke nnInr
tba torms NJ h;s controct suh.
trncting SO 40 oII ''voIvot :, from oach
tnrTemsnt and handing tbo rrmain,n"
So ovpr to frrreheod Si,nmons whS
ont of his ebarn bos - nnv all hooJ.
Guortrr eynrnscs Of rho cornnration
iva tho,,sa'I ''1 dai,op. '"J a. 500 400 H1uVu u
mnntG S9G0 O00 vcor thc bot
tom Iimit nmt On tba Irrneriol
EInapIn's i,cnno bT, surnUeodir w,aiI
, informed nnr,.ono u,bo baiia,,o tho ohor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
X. \. WIZARD BEGS
CLARKE TO STAY
"Momentous" Defense Of KIea-
gle, Orders Financial Wiz
ard, Being Written

Atlanta. Sept. 27.-William Joseph
Simmons. emperor of the Ku kluX
KIau. was in scclusion at the Imperial
Palace, on Pearhtrec road, all day yes
tc-day. The imperial kligraDh, l.. D.
wade, says he is waiting a mompntous
statement to be given out, probably to-
day. Tho imperial klcagI", +. Y.
Clarke. Is sill in parts unknown, and
the untitled Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler sticks
10 her theory that he is a weak knecd -
qui'trr
The statement Simmons is writing,
i was definitely announced by an i'm
roral cabinet minister, who, however,
did not wish his namo used, amounts
to list Of reasons why the invisible
empire cannot afford to permit tho port
folio of imperial kienEle to pass from
tho hands of L. Y. Clarke.
In other. words. Clarke is going to
buck up and take another shot a. the
HIougleshiD. and Mrs. Tyler will con-
tinue. under his supervision, to direct
the mass of detail of Ku KluX o7gant-
zation work The quarrel between
Clarke and Mrs. Tyler is understood
to b" on the wav to settlement, al
though Mrs. Tyler said yesterday she
stood pat on her statement Of Satur-
day. in which she abused the klcage
for quitting without consulting her.
Otherw.s" Mrs. Tyler said she would
have no further statements until En-
pcror simmons made public tho text
he is writing She said she was main
tanning silence on instructions from
feuerai inspector .ActS
Postoftic" Inspector Louis \. John
son. in charge Of the Southeastern Di-
Vision. announced he had sent copy
ct Inst weeks Scarchlght. containing
Carl f. HutcheSon's indammatory bid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

said TO be a member Of the Ku Klux
klan -- has never taken their filed
charges to the Grand Jury, making the
unvarying excuse that his Office has
been too busy"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
XII KLUXERS SEEK
TO AVERT PROBE
Grand Goblin of Washington
Pleads Innocence to Post
office Department
NEGROES TO SEE HARDING

,-,.t,,,1,,. M, ,Ip
tno N" NUN N'"' r,,
their first formal aDpron'A I" the "'
sral Government to learn the extent Of
the inouirv to hc conducted into their
'"e ',,,'"''' -, ..r,.,-,, .,,o
hctlVlt''S' III" II ii" WIS ''''' .". '.''
postofficc Department. ~ wHjch the
overturos yprp directed. is going into
Az. -. ,.i,.,..r,. o,,l tL,rnurlI,
'he III" Ter ''l,',N,i "''" ,.,!.
The FNand Noh'n OF Wv ""N"'"S
ton district asserted nt 'hn dcpartmcnt
an o,do, ,r.os mot IN yioIo+io, rf thc
,,-, ,,o., ,,,.-,,;,,
Jaw that II WIS Il NIX" '..>> VI ""'''",'
tion and that itS members III lh'
canital did not ioin - DO any rough
r,orr, oo-,,. of ,,c bv.1ows and other
~; .. .,,.,,.,i.,l ,,r
documents reoUhE were "'!">'''" '''
Investigation and will be turned over
to tbc i,sDcctor ir charge Of the case
ni.,. =. - ho ,,o,r,
Ios'''"'' ".n' ,'''> ,,,
they hav" decided 7" d'"' IrH'NIN WIN
the "Invisiblc Empire" rather than to
o,.o,,,Dt ., c,r,noI tbn. m Investigation
'''.'''''
Is IN progress
The POStotil"" inspector VINO - 10
penetrate tho zone Of major In kluX
-.., ,,o ,,,.,, orou,d Atlanta
"c'lNi'I's' Nv 49,. eo,l
arrived IN W aShlhS'"n from '"' !'''u
and will begin his work without delay.
To &c dncrorod ~ he the best fraud
-, :, 49,, .n,.,,o 1,his i,s,oc+or
mum III '"e
whose name for obvious reasons - not
published. will get IN tOuCn with per
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
ULSTER PREMIER
REJECTS TREATY
Serious Crisis is Again Caused
as Ulster Refuses Com
promise Bid.

LONDON, Nov. THE new crisis
in the Irish peace situation precipat-
ated by the refusal of the Ulster
unionis,s $ to accept the proposed
compromise measures, appeared to-
day to be working swiftly towards a
climax. A member Of the encourage
Of Sir James Craig. premier OF the
Unionist government Of Ulster, de-
clared that Ulster would not make
the concessions made by the Sim
Fem.
Sir James is not prepared to agree
10 an all Irish parliament at Dub
lin which would have absolute con-
troll over Ulster" said this informant
Furthermore he is unwilling TO
enter into 6artering over the count
les Of Fermanangh and Tyrone"
The Sim Fem claimed these
counties on the ground that the pre-
pOnderance of voters were Sim Fem
sympathizers. Michael Collins, COM
mander-in-chief Of the Irish repub-
lican army and member OF the Sim
Fein peace delegation was scheduled
TO arrive from Dublin this afternoon
although il was stated at Sim Fem
headquarters that no further ses-
sions Of the peace conference were
expected before Wednesday.