THE ma DISPATCH
riattl· i· im* hi » pndMt te <to
t—I— «tel ta Ha Mttor whk ia
rtitl qtahu at «kM tb« e*utij
«Méi to Mac M kuk to that t>o
feltawia*
Mi Mid to b· a :
t* thai nW>irtnl| disappear·*. I
HI· faaiiy dkM to· aid of «toi
aath*ritiea to —to Mhh kU
akwk, bat without _
>«· M Mt with (Sto
Μ ImMIm (Mr neighbor, who|
had km bunted M · IMac
•C to· attar of to· "MAI· * .—, .
rahttTM of to· Baa mitkad to·!
*· ■"'· body, beerily
with iron, m found ta a
"Nwutkamiteifto·-—.
of lUr Khp, H waa nid that ton·
otoar mmm war· intnil la a ftaid
oa On hMMW of to· itUf. η»
■trip te th« waiat Maiked aaa with
heavy ,rawhld· wUpe leaked their
bare tnili· until writhing to pale,
toa Tictin, fa* loeinc laiilimi·,
fall to Ut· Fiud. Carijr in Aaguat
M anaad au kidnappwi In bmo,
ton· of who· war· r»l««nd and to·
otoar two kara Wa miatnc anc*.
The masked raider* told to· Ban
they wo «id aerer m their relative·
or Mead· train and ra far this hu
. "There ii aa orgamaatioD, aop·
poied to exiat under levai charter,
•xteading lia ramifie atioeu tkroagh
toe Caitad State·, which bean toe
tith tf Ki Ktux Wan. It did not
originate toi· title. bat niekad Κ aa
from the peg* ·( history. Its natk
cxb are stellar to thoaa of niitn
npilMtwni of half a century as*
that Wn various bum hat «ut all
popalarty tensed Ka Ou. Its raster
is sseret, sad its members, usually
operating In nombeia and at night,
«rear «ailes snd robes similar te those
worn by the original Κα Kin klan.
Any reob so dhgaiaad stay eaO Κα
Kiss, regardless of whether or net
say of Ha members srs affiliated with
the persons who are ptaaad to style
themselves génoise "Uimmc," and
who eaa point to a charter legally au
thorising theoi to operate, lassed by
Wme malfeasant state official.
«-et as sappoae that the purposes
at the chartered organisation ara sf
the highest, snd that Ita methods
whatever else msy be said of them,
do not Include theee coward sets of
mashed murder snd torts re. What
is the retstleaohip between the Ka
Khn klan and any one et thess
"klsns" that do take the taw into
their own hands for the parpose of
murdering, to flaring or . terrorising
_let as proima. era», that the meae
bershlp of the regular organisation
Is of aaah a eoasManUy remarkable
quality that no "real" Ku Khsx has
or anarchy. We srs iwamlsgl to take
a concrets eaaa, that the man who
beat Thornton because he doee not
go to cfcorah and b not a problhiUea
i*t had fsnaad a klan of their own
for that particular pitrpoas and ee
easiea, or for that and other similar
purposes and oeeaaions, and that nat
one of tham acknowledges the im
c
pariai aa|M|y af 81manona, or ta uk
nowladgod by Um Bâmaon» *«141.
'"They eaoploy tW*ih. their In
tention la te Imf their M>ntity ae~
crat, they mu Mih tnd rob··. the
«M· Un «m of terror.
Tha* la exactly te· way the aid Χα
Κ lux operated; ui it 1> ter*ely iden
tical 'With tec way te· Simmcma klan
operate·, They Hare aa mach moral
right te «ail te——Ko» Κα Xhu ai
anybody ate Tbair motiva la the
rafotettea of aoeiaty, by mît» local
imim, accords■( ta thatr own no
tion·; wMch ta tree ot both (ko ta
dent klan and te· Slmmena orjani
aatien.
"It la sot at an diflcnlt te coaootr·
that te· moron coward· wSo boat
Thornton and (hoaa who tortured te
death th· Mar Bou*a farmer, wort
acting aocordmg to thoir Mghaat con
ciptena of dnty. Many an ofloar of
the inqniaitien waa a eonaoUntiooa
man. John Cahrin heartily appimwl
of the decapitation of Coeiotaa for
Kerccy, and b· waa a conadeatien·
man. The New tmlaa4 aaiaa who
peraecntcd old women—bat probably
bomod bob·—far witchcraft ware
coMelMttioo· people. All the·· war·
intelligent, too; which the Loulatena
and Harnett oeonty anarchieta in
not. According to their ligfcta, ac
cording to their point of vtow, the
Looiaiaaa midnight aaaaaaina may la·
uccu Cimim V> ηβτ· U much Juitiflea
tion for their couraa ma amy (twp
•f the "regular" kiananen.
"The whole idea, the whole Nf
cution. of Uwm Implit moba whieh
ta charity to the ragnlax oigamiaation,
Mqr bo neiimed to bo (iflty ol «11
the ranked anarchy and outrage ta
oB «action· of tha country, oooaeo
from tbo um· ooarea M the tarror
i«le regalia. Bat for the organisa
tion to which belong a number of
raapoctable citiaena who are reading
the·· Ucee tkl> moraine, there would
be no Κα Klmx crime ι comntfttoed by
unaflliated mob·. The rogaLar or
ganisation might ba aa pur· M it la
dangaroui ta «ociety, M high-minded
•a It It mistaken ta Ita notion at what
il wrong with the tin·· «ad bow to
•at than right; nrrarthelaaa lta neth
oda, of cowardice and anarchy, aarra
to cloak ananehlaUe cowardice and
reekleu, fanatical seaJ everywhere.
The psblic think· of «vary act, weth
er of riolenoo and lawieeaaeee or not,
done by persop· who by their dreo·
proclaim themaalTa· Ka Shu, aa an
act of &· Ka Kfcou withoat dlaerim
lnation. And the public la ter from
being ahog*th*r wrong."
WOMAN'» CLUB NOTES
Beginning with Sunday, Mi
ftoto papers, each Sunday, no
tice· of dab meetings and dipping·
if any and all the happening· of the
Woman'·. Club of Dunn. Oar Ctab
deotrrn tone publicity ta the (tote,
•a it can eaaQy compare with any
Club in the "tate In prograeeiTene··
ind pep, considering the itae of oar
town. We aboald be pratd that Donn
hu a Woman'· Clab, ami ρ rood that
t <· deserving of mention in omr
paper·.
What do you do vo make thia Club
a succvxi? Do yoo attend ail iu
TnreUt**. buaineu Or toclalT Do yvu
idt you.· ae'ghbo/^te co with you to
0 » club meeting*? Have you «olicitrd
any monter· this fall? Il Mr». ,
v.-lio ha* juat moved to town a mem
ber? Old you aak her to Joint Do yr·
rromble when the Preeident phono*
you (alter perhap·, having phoned
about twenty other* that same day)
and aaki jrou to phone tan member·
a»<i notify theai of a meeting? Or
do you aay I wQ] be glad to, and thon
phono her later, on, aay about Friday
a. m., and aay the took U not here
and I Juat «ut do that phoning?
Hare you thoeght ^ut any way» te
make the Club attractive to new
member·? And haVe you paid yonr
doaa for lDSl-ietl? And by tho way,
hare you acrwered Xn. '■ card
e Deleting that 91,M Have you
thought about what a dreary place
thk old world wwald be If we did not
have a WomaaYZtah? Did yea ever
•top to think wlH a good preeident
we have and how much the meed·
your cooperation^ and how very moeh
ehc weald afpièkli your doing the
few thing* «he |b to aak yea to do
tram time to φΜ? Are you going
to th* meeting· Thereafter, and bring
aotno one with V*>? Pleeae de. And
wtul· yon are fa a good trama of
mind, Juat tadh Woman*· Club and
get toae intact aroueed and lata
have a model to tell about at the
nest meeting at the Federation. And
DONT FOROSy that the Club meet·
on th« Mcond Friday each month at
tha club room, and that you ara swat
cordially Invitad to tea praMiit
(A MEMMR)
SENIOft ·. T. P. U. MEETING
In οnlar to convanlanca tboaa who
d«iire to attaad tha home talent play
■a
to be riven ntxt Monday olgfct the
Senior B. Y. P. U of tk· Fir* Bay
tilt church will mnt at 7 o'clock In
itead lot ita mruLar hour -which la
?;S0 p. ra. An mtareftiog prof run
ha· been arrangad by Group leader
No. 4 and all member* are urjanUy
r»qo«at»d to be proaent for thii meat
tac. Remember the hoai 7 Λ0 o'clock.
Lots ttert oa time *nd clae· on
lime.
Litton I The house will be picked
■t uch performance of "M, Uncle
from Japan", so get yovr inti r»
Mrrod early
GROCERIES
Good things to eat for man
and beast
CHEAPER
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We sell foods and feeds
at prices lower than most
! merchants pay.
See us whenever you are .
hungry.
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The Dunn Pack
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.age House
Η. M Pitman, Manager
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Altai
Wtr
feed then
Sweet Feed
MuiUge. It
24% protest
moat milk ai
B4fr-Mantm
I Vt **V U.
When little Jackie Coogan was making—
"My Boy"
and resting between two scenes hi a director drew this picture and
asked Jackie to name everything i:' it, the name of which begins with
Ο ι -
Jackie could not name all of th c things. Now he has passed the
picture along to his friends in Dun η and asks them to see how well
they can do with it.
To the first 10 who can name the most things beginning with the
letter "C" the White Way Theatre will give free passes to—
"MY BOY" at Whiteway Theatre, Friday
December 1st, 1922
List must be handed in not later th vn Thursday night.
Good Shoes
Heavy Underwear
Warm Clothing
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—Awe are the thing· you will need for the weather soon to come—and there ii no place
in the Dunn District where you will find a h etter line than here.
Standard Makes in
Every Line
—The my best that can be bought—«old at prices you can afford to pay—theee you
find at BOLDSTEIN'S ALL THE TIME.
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GOLDSTEIN SAYS t BUY WINTER CLOTHES NOW.
Goldstein's
DUNN'S - BEST ■ CASH ■ STORE