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_____PITTSBURGH-The suit to bar the
Wfill Afford Opportunity To Buy Bok Knights of the Ku Klux Klan from
In Atmosphere Of Literaturo operating in Pennsylvania followed
With00utt Haste an action filed by the organization in
C ~federal court here against five "ban-
TO )KEEP RARE VOLUMES ished" members to restrain them from
- - I tsing the naive of the order in their
Opening Tuesday, Nov. 1, the Print activities. The Klan also asked $100,-
and Book Shop, located at the corner 000 damages, claiming the "banished"
of Jefferson- and Maynard, will seek' mermes named, the Rev. John P.
to provide residents of Ann Arbor S&r ay er, Charles S. Hunter, Charles
F. Oyer, William C. Davis and Van A.
and students with an opportunity to 'Bairrickman, al,l of the Vittsbuirgh
become acquainted with books with district, collected funds of that
less haste and more atmosphere than amouint belong ing to the order after
prevails in the city's book stores. Two their dEisi<ssal.
rooms have been artistically decorat- Denying allegations of the Klan, the
ed and furnished, and equipped with "banished" members retaliated with a
shelf space for two thousand volumes counter-suit in the same court for an
to house the enterprise, injunction to restrain the order from
Modern fiction, biography, travel, operating in Pennsylvania and asked
and poetry will be kept on the shelves for the appointment of a receiver over
in addition to standard masterpieces its properties in the state. Affidavits
of literature. A special effort will beI filed to support the move charged
made to keep rare b'indings, 'gift edi- the Klan with numerous outrages, in-
tions, autographed volumes, and, as cluding the fatal Carnegie and Lilley,
the business develops, first editions. Pa.,iots, the abduction of a child
It is planned to make a special side-, and the lynching of a negro, all the
ni Members File Suit
tions In Pennsylv*ania
atedt Press)
SPEICLT.TRAIN to URBAN , L.
FOR Il]" MLCHIGA -iLr1lNOls 1FOOTB1AILL OA-1E
Saturday, October 29t0.
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and asked the dismissal of the case.j
He declared the action was brouight'
after the Rev. H. C. Shaw, of Er-ie,
was appointed state grand dragon and
that a minority refused to obey Shaw.
resulting in their dismiss;al andl the
revocation of some local charters, 1l
denied charges that the Klan -in Penn-
sylvania was insolvent, informing
Judge Thomson that the state order
had assets of $10,000 and debts of
only $250.
Affidavits charged that the KLair
maintained a "super secret" organiza-'
tion within its ranks known as the!
"Black Robe Society" which punished
members who failed to obey orders.
Dayton W. Labach, Philadelphia jew-
eler, declared in one of them, that the
society staged floggings and tar and!
feather parties in his district and that
when complaint was made to Paul
Wintc "s, Philadelphia Klan leade r,
the latter openly stated he was be-
hind the society and its conduct.
Affidavits purporting to describ~e
specific outrages declared that Samnt
D. Rich then acting as grand dragon,l
directed the kidnapping in Pittsburgh
in June, 1923, of a four year old~
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Ulrich and
that this child was "secretedI" in the;I
West and has never been heard fromI
since.
LONDON-The British governm>:ent
has learned of large purchiases ofI
Chilean nitrate, used only for ex-
plosives, by the Soviet government.
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ROUTE VI7A MILAN AND WAB3ASIIRY.
PTJVf 'iAN LEEP"IS AM)D1DAY COACILIS
Slepr Eaiyfor O (cupanc(Y 9:40 P.. ,(ET) Oct. '25 11i
"Pecure Pullmaanmd !Railroa<d Tickets in Advance So As-- to
R~elay andl Conf'usion at Train Time.
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Cha;nrge round trip, Pullman, lower berth, $7,50; upper besrth1, $6.00
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H. A. Mills, Commercial Agent,
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line of children's books.
Space in the shop wvill also be de-
voted to English prints, rhyme sheets,
etchings, and Christmas cards. Orders
have been placed in England and
Vienna for these. Provision is -oeing
made to serve tea tocustomers 'in the
afternoon,' and everything is being
bone to encourage browsing. It is the
first time in the history of Ann Arbor
that such an enterprise has been
undertaken.
The shop will b'e conducted in part-
nership by Miss Lesley Frost, daugh-'
ter of Robert V4 rost, Hof Pitts fied'j
Mass., Mrs. Leonora Harris, Wand Miss
Anna Lloyd, both.-of Ann Arbor. Miss
Frost for several years has been con-
ducting a similar business of her own
under the name of the Open Book, in
Pittsfield.
ELSINORE, Denmark-Fire Monday
destroyed the customs house here, in
the old home town of Hamlet.
disordjers named as naving occurred
in 1923 (luring the period 'when Sam
D. Rich, of Pittsburgh, was state
grand dragon. It was also claimed
that the Klan had collected some $15,-
000,000 in Pennsylvania within the
last seven years and had never ac-
counted for all funds.
-In arguments on the suit heard be-
fore federal judge W. H. S. Thomson,
J. N. Connaughton, Washington, D. C.
contended that charges that the Klan
inspired arson, murder and other law-
lessness had not been substantiated
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