davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03

telnych i viditelnych fakt BIZ
je kazdeho do tvafe, kdo chce
vid6t a myslet, ac musime u
znat, re by to bylo hezke,
vsak prakticky Sc rovnost je-
vi jinak s tim musfme pocf-
tat, jelikoz to citime sami ma
sve kIzi. l IT,, co tn rovnost
hlasaji, by nechteli zajiste by
ii "bratrem" osklivemu, ,neciste
mu cernochu, Cinanu, Japon-
'ci, Syranu, Turkovi atd., jak
!zde We Spojenych Statech mo-
Emo zriti tomu, kdo chce ma
hlednouti do zivota tech naro-
du. To by sc vztekali tt nasi
mluvkove a lacini filosofove,
tax je dat lit mimi v rovno-
sti, aneb dokonce ably oni nam
tax vladli podle hesla rovnosti,
proc ne, NELL by k tomu totez
pravo. / to sc zde v jiznich
statech zkusilo, vsak honem
toho nechali, rovnost sc nevy
placi, ia Ease zGstala jen to-
mu ubohemu lidu heslem a III
|stane, dokud nase zeme bude
roditi tax velice kvetnate riz-
ne typy, RUNE charaktery, pie
mena a rassy, talenty, atd.
A myslim, ze ami zide, jak
ljsou dnes jiz SLIM a mocni a
dovedou verejne min6ni sv6-
ia pomoci sveho i ciziho zapro
ldaneho tisku ovladati, zinter-
Inacionalisovani sveta nepro-
lvedou.
j Pred nami Slovany lezi kus
ohromne, nedodelane prace ma
poll hospodarskem kulturnim
! a te prace nezdolaji silly ne
zodpovedne, odstfedive, ktere
znamenaji slabost, nemoc, sla
binu naroda. Tu je ten volny
pr1smyk, kudy k nam vnika
nepritel ten musl byti obsa-
zen strait. Spatnou strait by
byly ovsem ty ztracene neb
cizotou opile duse Slovanske,
co zaprely svoji matku a ne
hlasi Sc vice ku svemu rodu,
Ty musi vystrizliveti a nebati
Sc te drsne prirode podivati
Sc We tvar. PAX teprve zacne
me tn pozehnanou praci, do
sud nemame dosti silly ami ns
lporadnou obranu. Neni rozun
ne, odvracet Sc cd sveho marc
da k mezinarodnosti hubit
ljej tim j sama sebe, pouze
proto, re jisti "vlastenci" ne
cini to, co jako vlastenci chit
mali. Neni nam dosti velkor
Ivystrahou b6lohorska bitva
kdy lid cesky nesel hajit svoj
existenci statni jen proto, IL
to byli cesti pani, kteri jej u
tiskovali? Vsak "a tu chybr
,,Ipak pocit'oval cely narod stu
denou ruku smrti, prirozenJ
to chod a vysledek nerozumu
V tom ohledu nam mohou We
ru druzi velci narodove byt
vzorem, re byt' nekdy jejicl
vlastenci raznych chyb a pre-
hmatu Sc dopustili, lid to ne
zvykla a nesmi "a to trpeti nj
rod, vlast nebo zeme.
!, "a
: Musime byti soudni, kdy;
a Vaska nepfitel pohladi mel
: mu poukazuje ma krasna he
: |sla, nesmi byti ihned Vasel
|, |cele jeho. To musi pfestati
0 chceme-li Sc ponekud prizpd
:, lsobiti druhym narodum, mus
!, |me rozumeti mezinarodnost
s tax, jak oni il rozum6ii a M
& Itak, jak nam diktuji, abychon
), iii rozumeli :"
ii To jsou muzna slova Vase
2 no spolukrajana, ktery jisti
4 Ina svoje trpce ziskane zkuse
!, nosti a proto jsem je uvedl do
:tslovne v pevnem predpokladu
n re mich 81. redakce niceht
Y neskrtne, protoze jsou to SLOW,
e, ,Skntpfn6 taknva ktorS hx, NIX
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-03

mentarni dila nova
Stejna neucta k Masaryko-
wynn slovum a primo jejich Sc
|smesnovani obsazeno je v no.
vem zakon6 ma ochranu re-
publiky: Prohlasil-li president
demokracii "a diskusi, pravdu
"a zachranujici a posilujici,
pravo vefejne kritiky osob a
pomerd "a velkou vymozenost
naseho republikanskeho zfize
mi, pax je to primo paskvilem
techto spravnych zasad, jestli-
re by obcan, ktery presidenta
jako prvniho obcana republi-
ky "obvini jednani nebo tyr
|di o mem jinou skutecnost,"
incl byti die osnovy zakona ma
ochranu republiky trestan We
zenim cd 8 dnI do l roku,
|pri cemz "dukaz pravdy pre-
|svedceni o pravde je vylou-
GEN."
"Je to prvni zakon ma sve-
|te, kde je zakazano, re sc ne
smi dokazovat pravda tu-
Ito vystiznou kritiku vyslovil
ma vefejne schulz lidu dne 23.
linora t. r. senator prof. DR..
Mares.
! We vyboru ustavne-pravnim
bylo zameneno puvodni zne-
nj die par. IL zakona ma o.
chranu cti presidenta republi-
ky, "kdo no obvini jednani
nebo tvrdi o mem jinou sku-
tecnost Eve zneni definitivni"
Ikdo pronese mem obvineni,
lveda, ze tim vazne Ohrozi je-
no cest."
/ Vladni navrh ma ocnranu re
lpubliky naval poslanec Rou-
cek pri snemovnim zasedani
ldne 8. brezna 1923 kastraci
. Iustavy, vrazdou demokracie,
loupeznou kradeZi svobod OBJ
| canskych a vefejnych de-
bat nejvice zajimaly obcan-
/ stvo novinarske putky nejpo
-Ivolanejsich znalcu prava, uni
3 versitnich profesoru: Jedn6m
lie zakon ma ochranu republi,
ky statni nezbytnosti, pro dru
he zakonem zbytecnym, pfi-
, mo skodlivym.
Zakon je odhlasovan, zako.
: nodarnymi sbory prijat.
; Ustava nasi republiky pri.
lpousti zalobu proti presidento
wi republiky pro velezradu
tedy die samotne ustavy je
mozno pronesti nejvaznejsi OF
vineni, jez vazne ohrozuje
, cest presidenta republiky. -
Kde vsak bylo by mono nail.
til dGkazy velezrady, kdyz -
' dGkaz pravdy je vylOucen?
! Neni to kastrace ustavy? Ne
) mi to vrazdou demokracie
: lkdyz die par. Ia. zakona ma
' ochranu republiky je pfiprave
Ina kruta persekuce lidi, kteIi
!, "verejne popuzuji k East
: Iatd. proti jednotlivym skupi.
: nam obyvatelu pro jejich ma.
/ rodnost, jazyk, rassu, nabo.
E lzenstvi", t. j. budou-li v prvt
i llrade pronasledovany zasta.
-Ivovany varovne, pravdive Ii.
: sty protizidovske, kdezto prot
4 skutecnym zlocincum, vrahum
III velezradcum postupuje "a.
4 kon ma ochranu republiky We
1 mi mirn6 a neobsahuje ami oC
: strasujici trest smrti?
i Spravn6 vystihnul tuto situ
-Iaci senator DR.. Mares rcenim
vl"Humanita k vrahum je nell
: -ltostnost k vrazdeni, ie uvoC
: ku vSeobecnemu vrazdeni"
v, Vrazdy mravni staly sc -
i ,bohuzel - v dneSnim uZasnt
k lznemravnelem zivote verej.
v mem zievem takrka zevseobet
: ''nelym a neni snad uz dnes an
) 'jedineho poctivce pro verej
'.~o,, os;o%,, rnn.S%x,S -.
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Ovsem, bude-li Sc o te veci
TAX dlouho rozhodovat jako o
te move plynarne, pax tt oby-
vatele, ma ktere sc karanska
jiz nedostane, zajdou zizni, ac
nedaji-li 81 "jeste jednu" v pl-
zenske restauraci ~ Jeziska"
ma Spalene ulici, ktera tam je
jiz v teto byvale pivni casti z
tech starych casd skoro jedi
ma. Plovarny ovsem ziji, ale
!.jak ma Zofine, nebo-li ma
"Slovanskem" ostrove, tax i
ma vsech jinych plovarnach
pfevlada tom vodnim zivlu
zhovstvo obou pohlavi. Ostat-
ne z Vasich illustrovanych IL
stu, ktere mne lask. zasila 81.
Stepanka Machacova, Rye, N.
Y. ktere touto cestou opetne
CO nejsrdecneji d6kuji, vidim,
re neni u Vas lip. Co n9jaky
champion nebo championka,
at jiz We sportu, divadle, fill
mu, atd., vsude samy Cohen,
Cahen, Coogen, Cahane, a
kdo vi jake obmeny, coz ko-
nee koncd je prece jen vsech-
no "samy Kohn a lauter
lKohn :"
| Cd %. cervence do 5. srpna
It. r. byly zavody ceskosloven-
ske branne moci, niz, jak
jste jiste cetli, byly docileny
krasne vysledky, o nichz O.
vsem We jmenovanych listech
lVasich jiste nebude ami zmin-
ky. A prece o takovych udalo-
stech by mela informovati sve
tove journaly s doprovodem O.
brazkI C. T. K. cili Ceskoslo-
venska Tiskova Kancelar. Co
myslite, dockame Sc toho ne
kdy? Vzdyt' il fidi take ne
jaky prislusnik vyvoleneho ma
roda, p. Loebl nebo Elbl, nebo
jak Sc jmenuje. Ovsem "a Ra
kouska by to byvalo pfi te pfi
lezitosti nejakych chvalozpe-
VII zdatnosti rakouske arma-
dy, zvlast' kdyby spolu1cinko
val Haskdv 'Dobry vojak
Svejk." Skoda, re Hasek u
mrel, snad by nam byl vykre-
sill i "Dobreho vojaka Svej-
ka ma zavodech cs. branne
mociv r. 1929" Ale radeji ko
nee jiz s takovym choulosti-
Ivym thematem, abych Sc nedo
stal do konfliktu 8 nejakym
paragrafem zakona ma ochra-
nu republiky. To by mne tax
Ijeste ku vsi te mizeri zdejsi
lschazelo.
] Prosim, drazi, feknete jiz,
abych prestal, ze jsem Vam
toho pro dnes napovidal jiz
ldost. Nebude-li sc to libiti
vsem, kdoz budou tento dopis
cisti, at 81 z toho mic nedela.
iii jako ia, vzdyt' jiz mole ne.
bozka prababicka rikavala
"Neni ma svete clovek ten, a.
by Sc zachoval lidem vsem."
! Pozdravuji vas vsechny sr.
| decne. Vzpomeflte 81 ma mne
lask. Ease nejakymi angli.
ckymi novinami. Chtel bycl
zariditi takovou vymenu zde.
sfch listI "a americke, ktert
lv kavarnach, citarnach a j
jsou dosud tarka neznamy.
Tim bychom Sc jist6 sblizova.
Ii. Poda mi nekdo k uskutecna
nj teto ideje svoji pomocnou
ruku? Diky jiz pfedem. Take
10 Radio" sc velmi zsjimam
Ito je u mas dosud v plenkach
| Oba moji synove jsou jiz '
Kanade, jeden We Winnipegu
druhy v Halifaxu.
i Proc nedaji O sobe nicehc
|vedeti PIP: Albert Panek, 54O4
,Stofer Ave. S. w. a Vaclay
| Krivan, 48O7 Clark Ave. S. W.
1
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Dr.. J. S. SUVA


lekaf . ranhojiG
QUINCY Ave. roh E. 81. III,
Tslefonys
Bell, Cedar 2664
@. s. Princeton POST N
Poradnf hodiny.
Cd 10 do IL hodin r&no.
Cd 2 do a hodin odpolednS.
Cd z do 8 hodin veter.
v nedeli cd 1912 b. r4no.
Obydli. 2877 Huntington Rd.
Shaker Heights.
Bell, Fairmount 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
LADY From Illinois Would Dele
gate Sole War Power in
People.
WILL INTRODUCE MEASURE
Calls 1t Plan of American Wom-
en- for Securing Lasting
Amity of Nations.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.-With the
peace OF the world again threatened
by the situation in Europe, a repre-
sentative of American womanhood rose
up in Congress today with a proposal
that the United States shall seek
agreements with other governments
providing that there shall be no war
except as it shall be approved by ma
tional refereudums.
Mrs. Winifred Mason Buck, Con
gresswOman from Illinois, said she
will introduce Monday a resolution
directing the President to inform all
the nations that the United States
will delegate to the people the sole
power to declare war against any
country that viii give the same power
TO their people.
Mrs. Huek calls it the plan of
American women for securing lasting,
world peace.
1T may not be for five years, or
ten she said, but approval will
come some day and I think this is
psychological time to start taking it
I'D, in view of what is now happening
in Europe"
It want to emphasize" said the
Congresswoman, that I am not pro
posing that the United States tie its
hands unless it can get the other ma
lions to do likewise"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SPECIAL NOTICES

THERE will be Spiritualist meeting at the
home of Rose Allison, Friday night and
Wednesday afternoon, LAY Southeastern.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13

LOST-One brownish gray female police
dog night of Dec. IL. Dog about 80
inches high. For reward call American
Railway Express Company. Main 443O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
HAMS AND CASH
ROBBERS LOOT
Paw Station Is Stolen From
Pooiroom.

George Dransfeld. proprietor Of a
pooIroom at 2U25 y. Rural St, reported
to police that a pay telephone station
was stolen from his place Friday
lnight. Entrance was gained by fore
] ing a. rear window. Dransfield had no
estimate on how much money was in
the phone.
Benjamin Noble, 1927 College Ave,
told police today that while he was
sleeping in the Service Mems Hotel
Is L. Michigan St. Friday night,
pocketbook containing SIS was taken
-Four hams valued at So We're taken
from a delivery wagon Of the Swift
Packing Company, 20 Kentucky
Ave. today. acco-diuS 20 report re-
ceived by police. The wagon was
standing at Thirteenth St, and Sen
ate Ave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
DEATH NOTICES


BELTON. SARAH E.-Passed away at ST
Nlncents Hospital Thursday. 2:3O D. m
She IS survived by her husband Cornelius
Bolton. one daughter Nettie NJ $ewholtsc:
two sons, Harvey K. and Walter c Bolton,
and one stepson, Louis s. Bolton. Funeral
service al residence in Acton, Sunday. Jan.
II. 1890 q. n. Burial Acton cemetery.
Friends invited.
COLE. ANNA-wife of Charles NJ Cole.
street FRIDAY. Jan 10 Funeral AZ the
above address Monday. Jan. Il, l p. m.
Friends invited.
LUCAS. ELLA REBECCA-At the late home.
724 y. Noble. Jan. Il. = p. m Funeral
from residence Monday. Jan. 10. . p. M.
Friends invited Burial Floral Park.
.YIERRYMAN, MRS. NAY Gage 50,
passed away Jan. 10. Funeral al the resi-
dence, OBJ Z. New York ST.. Monday, AIN.
-, 10 a. m Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
CONGRESSMAN IS
DEAD Of Stroke
Nestor Montoya of Albuquerque
Suffers Fatal Attack.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ID Rep
resentative Nestor Montoya, Repub-
ucan of New Mexico. died today at
his residence here following a stroke
Of apOplexy.
The stroke came upon him while
he was shaving.
Montova. as congressman at large,
was the only member Of the House
from New Mexico. His home was at
Albuquerque. where for many years
he had been editor Of a newspaper
published in the Spanish language.
He was 81 years old and leaves a
widow and five children
He has served two years in Con-
gress.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
Unity
Practical Christianity

Meeting Sunday 3 D. m. Healing meeting
Wednesday p m. Study class Tuesday
and Thursday . .. III Prosperity Fellow
ship. frs; Monday out oi each month at 8
p. M. All free. AL welcome. 20 y. Della
ware ct, Apt. 40 1. Circle 5j25
Progressive SpirituaIiSt Church
Redmens Han. Capito. Ave and North st.
Rev Z. W. B. Nyrick viii speak Subject:
Gong Straight Home Mrs. Bessie Wood
worth viii deliver messages 10 you from
those VINO have passed to higher life Mrs.
Audra HOdsOn viii furnish music Ladies'
Ald meets every Tuesday afternoon at ,
o CLOCK. Speaking and messages Will be the
program. Rev. Myricil, Mrs Woodwork
and other good workers vii be present You
are welcome. Come, bring your friends.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
REALTORS IN FLORIDA

The January inventory Of real es-
tate board activities is being held in
Jacksonville. Fla. Jan to 20. In
dianapolis will be represented by
Thomas r. Carson. realtOr. and Henly
T. Hotel, executive secretary of the
Indianapolis Real Estate Board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
BUILDERS SUPPLY MEN
TO MEET HERE MONDAY
VIII Take Steps Toward Forming
Traffic Bureau.

The Ina-ana Builders Supply Asso-
citation viii open its annual conven-
ton Monday at the CIaypoOl Hotel
All phases Of the building industry.
and present industrial conditions will
be discussed
Steps may be taken at the conven-
ton to establish a traffic bureau for
the association, 1t was said today by
officers. Cooperation with the national
association will also be discussed
Following the business sessions, the
annual banquet will be held in the
Riley Room Tuesday evening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
CHURCH
Rev. James u. Stanley
Morning subject;
''RealiZed SOnship"
FIRST sPIRITUALIsr CHURCH

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
SOS North Liberty street. between Mass
ave. and >Orth 81 Sunday = 40 D. m lec-
ture by Mr.. Michael Lewis. character anal
LsL Subject: Psychology OF Fear Mes
sages VIII be given by the pastor. Rev. Ruth
Van De Beuken- Character readings by Mr.
at . and 7:45 D. m conducted by the Ladies
Aid. Part Of the time devoted to healing
You are cordially invited to attend these
services. All are welcome
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
ONE KILLED IN WRECK

BIZ United Press
/ TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. 13.-One man
} Twas killed and six persons were hurt
when a Baltimore & Ohio passenger
train from Detroit hit a Pere Mar
quette train near Toledo today
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
? REAL ESTATE WANTED
Farms WANTED

win pay cash for rental properties No
dress A No. 22l6 Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
SILENT IA YEARS

LONDON. Jan. 13--FOurteen years
ago a street railway conductor be-
came angry at his motorman. They
haven't spoken since, though they've
run the same car daily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS-HART-We desire to
express our heartful thanks to our many
kind neighbors ard friends for the kindness
shown us during the sickness and death Of
our beloved wife sister and daughter Hazel
Hart To the reverend D. T. Thomas for
his comforting words. The singers for their
beautiful songs. The undertaken Mr. Vin-
shaw. and the Sylvia Rebecca Lodge No al .
and for the beautiful floral offerines Mr.
CHARLES HART. MR. JAMES McCANN
AND MRS. GRACE AMOS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-13
LOST AND FOUND

WANTED-Walter Adams to call at 1919
w. New York St, indianapolis, Ind. pay
garage rent and take his ear. II. n. SMITH.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
"OH WHY DID 1 DO IT,"

Boy in Jail PAGES Cell and Repeats
Repentant Phrase.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
SHERIFF SAYS YOUTH
ADMITS KILLING GIRL

CONTINUED from page one.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
OKLAHOMA CITY NEXT:
Governor Threatens Many Cities With
Martial Law.

by the asSOcaltu IFcss
Oklahoma City. Sept. 14-New mill
itary operations threatened Oklahoma
today in the war between Governor
J. c. Walton and the Ku Klux Khan
over mob flOggings.
These were the outstanding devel-
opments in the situation:
1.-Muskogee faces martial law I'M
less ". r. Sampson resigns as ex-
allied cyclops of Muskogee khan No. 3.
together with his secretary. Governor
Walton's ultimatum expires at
O'Clock tonight. Sampson announced
that neither he nor his secretary would
heed the ultimatum.
Tulsa county will be taken over
completely" by troops unless Sheriff
Bob Sanford. Police Commissioners
Harry W. Kiskaddon and the three
members of the county jury commits
sion resign within the next few days.
Peace negotiations between Tulsa bus
mess men and Governor Walton have
broken down. III. o. Mcclure, presi-
dent of the chamber of commerce, told
the khan officials it was up to them
to see that the governors terms were
met.
3.-Oklahoma City and Oklahoma
county are next in line for martial
law, according to Governor Walton.
4.-Military censorship will be
clamped down on every newspaper in
the state that continues to "incite
riot" and print matter tending to
cause trouble, Governor Walton an
nounced.
5.-State Investigators are running
down flogging cases in a number of
counties. Martial law will be de-
clared at any place where local au-
thorities show a disposition to pro-
feet whippers, it was stated by the
governor.
Cdr. J. A. Walker, alleged ex-
allied cyclops of the Ku Klux Khan
at Shawnee. and e. NJ. Reber. for
mer, major in the Oklahoma National
Grard. are under $4,000 bond on
charges of riot filed by Claude Hem
don, county attorney of Pottawatomie
county. DIR. Walker and Reber are
alleged to have advised and planned
the flogging of four men at a regu-
lar meeting of the Shawnee khan. at
tended by 800 members. ave don't
want martial law ir Shawnee" said
County Attorney Hendon, as he re-
doubled his efforts 10 clear up fog.
ging cases that have occurred in this
county.
Governor Walton is back in Okla
homa City today from his visit ia
Tulsa. He spent the day in complet
ing The details of his newest projected
campaigns.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
Kruger Collection in
Frost Building and Is
Surprised at Value Of
Paintings Mr.. Kruger
Is Given a Vote of
Thanks Public Can See
Exhibit Starting Friday.

Room will be provided in the new
auditorium for picture gallery TO
display this splendid collection OF
paintings" Mayor Tobin said after
being. shown through the Art League
rooms in the Frost building Friday
morning by NJ. Kruger and members
OF the Art League.
Mayor Tobin went on to say that he
didn't believe that any idea of a sep
arate building for an art museum for
the city was feasible at the present
time, but that when the new audi
torium was built he would assure Mr..
Kruger and members Of the Art
League that n place would be assured
for the suitable display of the pic
lures already belonging TO the city
and those of the Kruger collection,
which are conditional on such a place
being provided.
"Just what sort Of auditorium the
city will have, will depend on the
way the bond issues are voted. If
they vote for an auditorium issue OF
$3.50, 900, which would be adequate for
the erection of building that will
serve San Antonio's needs not only
now, but for Is years to come, splen-
did art gallery can be provided in the
building, but even il they vote against
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
WALTON in FIGHT
WITH NEWSPAPERS

Continued from page one.)
and il they were not looked after they
would get the upper hand of the
KAN
WHO was in charge of the detach-
ment that took Frank Cole out:'
Mai. c. NJ. Reber.'
WAS Major Reber present at the
time Frank Cole and the other three
boys were seized and taken out?'
"Yes. sir"
WAS be in robe"
"Yes. sir"
"The regalia of the Ku Klux
Klan:"
Yes: sir. the regalia Of the Ku
KMx Klan."
Further the confessor alleges that
he overheard a conversation between
Reber and Ira Sims. chief of polio,
in which Sims agreed that none OF his
officers would interfere with the fog
gings and he. Sims, advised Reber to
give them "a - of a whipping. !"
Chief Sims vigorously denies such
charges. y
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
JAP FUND TO $500
Believed That Red Cross Workers ' III
Reach Goal.

Contributions TO the Red Cross Jap
anese relief fund were better Friday
morning than workers had expected.
according TO Maury Maverick, director
of the drive. A total of S63s6 had al
ready been deposited in the bank. and
other contributions received raised the
total to approximately $500 at noon.
A contribution of $513.75 was re-
ceived from the japanese residents OF
San Antonio. Many members of the
local japanese colony gave more than
they were really able, according to Mr.
Maverick. NJ. Fujiyama gave s12j
and X. f. Jingu, owner Of the tea
gardens, gave $40.
Other subscriptions received includ-
ed the following: Joske Bros. $3.50 /;
st. Marks Church. $500; W. X. Ew-
ing, 500; Elks Lodge, 500; Mrs.
Elizabeth Moore. 500. and NJ. Half
and Brother. 500.
The donation made by the st. Marx S
Church was the only contribution re-
ceived from any Protestant Church,
Mr.. Maverick stated. The subscrip-
tons from the army, Catholic churches,
doctors. lawyers and miscellaneous
committees are expected TO add con-
siderable amount to the total already
received. Mr.. Maverick expressed the
opinion that the drive would easily GO
over the top if people who have not
been canvassed would voluntarily Ind
in their checks 10 Red Cross headquar.
tiers.