Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 250, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 26, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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EMBER OF KU KLUX KLAN FRYING CHICKEN
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-LATTER'S SECRETARY WRITES TO
OREGON WOMAN ON THE SUB-
JECT—SECRETARY GEORGE
P. CHRISTIAN MAKES
STATEMENT,
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Washington, April Sft-rftoMwr At-,
tarury Uglier! y~ jiorl
Cfeorge B. Christian, Jt., wocrvtury to
President Hurtling, are member* of
coiineelioit .rwlffi that order, a,s claim*
^efl by Colom! Joe Camp of Atlanta,
Ga., who lectured for thj* klan In
Wichita Falls, Eastland, Port Worth
and otlu r Texas cities.
"1 was never asked to join, and I
never in any way authorized or eon-
M illed to tlie use of :ny mime in that
connection; and the statement that I
4ym a member, Is ft malieious untruth,"
«aid Attorney -General Daujjherty yes-
terday. 4-_-
While the klan aetivities were nn-
iny^<Nation by the Government
hfti r:iM. Attorney Genenil On uglier ty
dictated Hi* following statement:
"A v|gtlanee organization. of this
rhoractta, «r any similar' ^IcMnictei-
(sjieaking rtJrtefiMFTOirit'M«f) is
Hot necessury under our form of (iov-
eniineut. which requires ail eltiasens
without preference or special prlvt-
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lege, to see to it that the laws are en-
forced aiul obeyed, and that all legit I-
mate aeHvitiea of eitlxena are not in
terfeml with by any other class, no
mutter low high up they may set,
themselves in virtue, or how well
ipta Uilcd they may consider them-
weftiM* reguiate
FOKTKR IS PLACED ON TRIAL IN
THE FIFTY-NINTH DISTRICT
COURT
G. Jt Gee. convicted l ank bandit in
KaiminCounty and alleged automobile
tbU'f artd hurglar. received sentences — - m
of three yeat-H and two years resp^t |Mis?i Rnby, attended the .Senior Oass
Ively Tuesday afternoon and Wedues- P *y of Hagcrman at Sadler Saturday
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Gordonvitle, Texas, A| ril 27.—A light
and beneficial'rain fell here Sunday
and continued dh through p<m of Mon-
day, callluj forth into yre^tefcjHviuty
the grass .in«I trees of hHt arid glade.
Sunday. w-Jjor;! aihl • tftjm h servient
were rained out all day Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Beery of Itasca
were guests in Hie home of their
daughter. Ill is MeKinney, and fam-
.. f. nint Friday until Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. MeKinney*s
sisfer, Mrs. McTJoiifild,"ofAfTingfoitf~
Mrs. Fate McDouiad of the Red
liranch community epetit Thursday
wUk fs.ru. Jb'jred Sanderson.
Mrs. Kosa i'liuglesmith of Puteoll.
Okla.. returned to her home Tuesday
after and extended stay in the hchrie of
her uncle. W. F. l'inkertou. whom she
attended duifng Ids last illness and
demise.
bother Gray of Sadler npent Satur-
day ami Sun.lav with fHcittlt here in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hud-
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Mr and Mrs. Samp Uk'ttgrdson an.'
daughter. Ernestine. the
end from their farm with Mr. Mac
Shires.
. Mae Crow of Hagerman was here on
business Monday. 1
Mrs. Maude Stcedtunn and daughter.
the play at Sadler Saturday night
Melvin Oglesby of California is here
in «; visit at present.
grandmother Flnley is confined to
Mi- M from lingering illness caused
iy old age andj feeldeness.
Mrs. John Filx'ay has been very sick,
but is eonvaleedh-yg.- '
Frying chickens are on tlie mar-
ket here. One of our progressive mer-
chants, F. C. Marshall, having pur-
•hased 100 one day lust week at 35
ents per pound. J Many others are l e-
ing raised in this country, where folks
we diversifying in tlielr home products,
I'he writer recently saw one another
'w 1,1 * " "S —, ' • t WJjJm'*1' ■ - -
hen scratching for * brood of 107.
Miss Lena Womaek was a Sherman
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Perkins mid
daughter. Miss Bessie, aud R. L.
Me Adams are all ready to start on
an exteuiled aufo trip through the nouth
part Of the State and later will go to
New Mexico and the •mountains of the
west. They expect to be gone all sum-
mer. „
Discussions are waxing warm over
the proposed election, to increase the
school tax, next Saturday.
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Gold Fish Free
Friday and Saturday, April 14 and 15
2 Gold Fish With each Tabe
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Sea Weed aid Gravel 50c
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THOMAS SANTSCHI
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day morning in the Flfty-Nhith District
Court on charges of theft and burglary
of S. S. Kirby's grocery store oir North
Grand avenue.
With the sentence of 35 years given
him at Bonham for coropiicincy in the
burglary of the Uavenna Imnk. Gee now
faces 40 vearN-ln the State penitentiary
for his alleged <-rimes in conncctioo
with tbe gang nrrested in DeniHou in
February by Sheriff Koyd Craig.
T. It. Foster, alias Braily member of
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la Irs. The policy of this Government
is not frictidiy to any man or organi-
zation Itchlim th<. mask no matter who
lie is or where he coutes from."
nt" the alhged^gjing. went to trial in the
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Xliristlun's Statement.
'Jjti
Neitlier is Secretary to the l'resideiu
<'iiristian a member of the organiza-
tion, nor is he associated with it.
"I am net a member of the Ku
Kltix Klan, nor am 1 assoeiated with
it in any inanuer whatever," said
Mr. Christiai..
It develops that letters have, been
coining to WashLngtoh containing
statchiciits similar to that made in
Texas. .The name Christian is some-
what prevalent in the South, hut not
in the North,, and it. is thought that
prifbsbly « membership hi the klan is
associated with the President's secre-
tary in that manner.
As to President Harding l>eiug In
close symfiathy with tlie klan'or its
nelirities, ns also asserted by the lee-
tiPw in Texas, nothing eouhl tw
tu< re remote frnm the facts. Govern-
ment oflidals said . We<lnes<iay. The
Federal inquiry was instituted by the
Department of Justice at the Presi-
dent's direction, and the decision was
the outgrowth of Cabinet conferences,
it is said.
Fifty-Ninth District Court Wednesday
on a chrtrge of introducing property
stolen from the Ravenna hank into
Gray sou County. Foster's trial will be
the last of any member of the gangs
held this week, as a sppr-ial venire Is
summoned to npj car in the Fifty-Ninth
District Cxnirt Thursday from which to
select a jury to try Charlie Perkins, ne-
gro, charge with the murder of an
aged negro woman at Denlson. The
regnlar jury panel was discharged by
Judge Silas Hare, presiding, Wed-
nesday morning.
rilght.
Mr. and Mrs. Samp Richardson and
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gardiner atteuded
CHARLES HUTCHISON
The ThrilI-A:Minute Stunt King in
"GO-GET-EM HUTCH"
Milc-A-Minute Action—Speed—Nove
SEE IT.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in
Funny! You'll Bust Your Sides (Nearly.
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Taken from her Home ii
England by an Arabian,
Estelle GraydoiL WeiiLtp live
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Officers Arrested.
President Against Ku Klax Khun.
Bh tK* A$tociaUU Prett
Minifortl. Oregon, April 2«--Follow-
Ing a ri'cent declaration here hy a
speaker describing himself as a rep-
resentative of the Ku Klux Klan, "thai
President Harding was friendly to the
ofganization," Mrs. Frank U Apple-
^.Mnifprd recently grot« to the nuwi mm im; repe«i
I resident asking concerning the Uuth I himself to this effect.
If If the Astxialeti Preu
Monroe. La., April 26. -George-Rry-
aud and A. A. Abcll, deputy sheriffs,
anil T. K. Speight, marshal of Rayville,
havt been arrested at Rayville on
Charges of obstructing United States
mails. The officers are charged with
having arresml a negro clerk while
on duty between Monroe nd Vidalia,
i-n.. nn the Vicksburg, Shreveport ft
Pacific railroad, about a week ago.
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Tlie Chicago fire destroyed 17.430
buildings.
Oregon produces about 70,000,000
doseu eggs annually.
of this statement.
She suid she has received a- reply
from George P. Christian, secretary to
the President, saying the President
"heartily disapproved of the organi
zation and ha;, reputedly expressed
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