The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-11-21

We notice from an Associated Press
dispatch that an organization has
been formed in Washington to be call.
{ ed the National Vigilance Association
organized for the purpose of fighting
the Ku Klux Klan. This is another
move made by Roman intrigue anc
through their jesuit cunning they will
persuade many unmindful and unin'
formed Protestants to join thei,
ranks, but the Klan does not fear the
National Vigilance Association after
reading their announcement, theil
aims and their purposes, because the
Klan is founded upon a sublime prin.
ciple and Gods eternal word. Anc
in statement from their vice pres.
ident, Corcocan, we note that he says
that the National Vigilance Associa.
tion "is non-religious and non-po.
litical." We expect the former is
true but would stage our life that
the latter is not true. We note that
he says that it is-a bloc for patriotic
purposes" We note that his state.
ment says that the Klan is "revolu.
tion that is shaking the social, eco.
nomic, political and religious struc.
ture of the country to their very
foundations
The Klan is revolutionizing the in.
judicial and un-American social, eco.
nomic and political life of America
to it's very foundations, but the re.
ligious structure of the country is be.
ing revived. The primitive, Chris.
tian, Anglo-Saxon nature of the
white Caucasian people of this ma.
tion is being aroused, and all of the
opposition that is being raised by
the organization of the Societies tt
oppose the Klan will not hinder the
onward march and the gain of in.
telligence by the American people.
The National Vigilance Association
will fail to be of much force against
the Klan, due first, because they are
as stated, non-religious, as any body
of people who do not take God into
it will fail, and second, because they
oppose the Ku Klux Klan, which is
an American Christian organization
An organization must always be
judged by the kind of men that are
at the head of it and working for its
extension. The newspapers featured
the statement that prominent educa.
tors had united for the purpose Of
combating the Ku Klux Klan. Lei
US state at this point that practically
all the prominent educators revealed
as members of the National Vigilance
Association certainly are not conspic.
uous leaders in the field of educa.
tion. We will proceed at once to re.
veal facts pertaining to some of the
leaders of the new anti-Klan organi
zation.
Read 1t and Weep
David Sarnoff, an alien Jew, heads
the list. Then comes James Fergu
son, ex-governor of Texas, who was
impeached and removed from office il
1917 for irregularities not becoming
a public servant. After that, we have
Major Charles F. Kendrick, whose
greatest claim to fame is the anti
Klan resolution he introduced before
the National Convention of the
American Legion, but which was
smothered into oblivion by storm Of
dissenting ballots. Next is Aldricf
Blake of Oklahoma, the only remain.
ing henchman of Gov. Walton, who
now has the same dose as Fergu.
son of Texas, impeachment for irreg.
ular conduct in Office. Following thi.
we find E. F. Corcoran, the Philadel.
phia newspaper man who is going tt
run the outfit, is a Roman Catholic
and Thomas H. Cannon, the promi
nent Chicago Roman Catholic, must
not be forgotten in the list.
There are 35 men reported al
members and classed as prominent
educators. In "Who's Who in Ameri
ca" we should find listed all promi
nent educators, but of the 35, we fine
that only 18 are listed. Furthe,