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THE INDIAXAFOLTS STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, .1028. 20 OUSTER CONTEST Last Page Lyric. BY MARY E. BOSTW1CK. This Week Only lilding Clearance Unusual Piano Value CHICKERING BROS.

BY OPENS KLAN (National guardsmen have been dispatched to quell an oyster war SALE in Mobiack bay, Virmma.) Fireplace Furnishings 'D LIKE to chuck my present I job and journey off afar To Mob jack bay, Greatest Reductions In Our History on Everything for Your Home Zumbrunn and Orbisons File Special Appearance in Circuit Used Upright Piano Here is one of the finest piano values in our store. Tlain mahogany case in splendid condition. Tone, of exceptional quality Where, so they say, There is an oyster war. To be a correspondent upon that J. "il Easy Terms 1 I fill 4 IL -MILL? II II A Gas Stoves Reduced $10 to 50 Let Your Old Stove Help Pay for a New One! fkcMon 'Piano o.

126-UO N-Pennsylvania Street Established lfi3 W. F. Zumbrunn of Washington, D. an attorney who has horn active in legal affairs of the Ku Mux Klan, -jnd Charles J. Orbison and Telford B.

Orbison, Indiananoh.s attorneys, yesterday filed special appearances for the Klan in Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom's suit in Circuit court to oust the organization from Indiana. The special appearance was the first response to the suit in which the attorney general charged that the order obtained a state charter by making false affidavits. The Washington attorney has figured frequently in national Klan affairs and is said to be chief attorney and head of the political board of strategy of the order. Charles J.

Orbison was formerly Federal prohibition enforcement chief for Indiana and is a national vice of the Klan. Telford P. Orbi- i son, his son, was attorney for the board of park commissioners during the administration of John I. Puvull as mayor. bat tlefront In bound to be, It seems to me, A most exciting stunt! I'd like to see brave bivalves, in spite of heavy loss, Retain the sand To face a grand Barrage of cocktail sauce! I to hear the uproar of ousters' battle yells, And hear the sound From all around Of bursting oyster shells! I'd like to write the story, and maybe score a scoop Of how the foe Was all laid low And landed the sov.i! It- This All White Trim Stove 45 Reduced $10 Sale Price Offneimttaill IRtugs Always in Style A thing of beauty is a joy forever.

This is very true in Oriental Rugs. 20 -nd 3313. Reductions Including all Andirons, Fire Sets, Screens, Grates, Wood Baskets, Etc. Exchanges or Returns iVo C. 0.

D.s or Lava ways Shown on the Third Floor Appearance Filed as Test. The special appearance was filed Other Cabinet Ranges as Low as S29.30 TERMS TO Sl IT YOl IXCOMK "for the purpose of testing the suf ficiency of the service of process So, if I'm govtc from you some of the Gilliom suit. Klan attorneys day, Just look for me at Mobjack bay! refused to discuss their plans, but persons familiar with legal procedure said that one of two courses open to them after Watch Jor the Opening of Our Enlunjal Drapery Department Baflijer Furniture Co Heavy Salamanders. Joseph Gardner Co. 14? Kentucky avenue.

such an appearance was filed. The Klan attorneys could attack the ORIENTAL RUG CjOI 21 SKID! AN JT 'J- jurisdiction of the Circuit court or mrorley's Flora! Service. Tel. ill 21'. c'uht'Kt' Ave.

mid Fifty-fifth st. oi South Meridian could file special pleadings alleging that the persons named as defend- i ants were the wrong ones in the particular action. a Pound WEE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 6'o4 Water Pure Soap First Mortgage Loans ON IMPROVED Indianapolis Real Estate Prompt Service No Inspection Fee The MEYER -RISER BANK 128 East Washington Street vvmim -yy MAin 4597 Paul H. ICrauss Laundry Mr. Gilliom made Hiram W.

Evans, imperial wizard, and Joe M. Huf-fington, Indiana grand dragon, defendants in the case. As his second step in the attempt to evict the Klan and place it in receivership the attorney general yesterday filed an interrogatory containing 11:9 separate questions aimed to reveal state and national activities of the organization. He petitioned Judge Harry O. Chamberlin of Circuit court to compel the Klan officials to answer the questions.

Activities Closely Questioned. The questions propounded by Mr. Gilliom concern the Klan's influence in Indiana politics; who was supported as political candidates by the Klan; how the Klan political power came about; the activities of D. C. Stephenson in Klan politics, and similar matters relating to the Klan's political activities generally.

The interrogatory also inquires into finances of the organization and asks such questions as the names of persons receiving salaries, the amounts they receive and what the remainder of the money left after meeting the pay roll is expended for. Mr. Gilliom also asked about the Klan regalia, and asked questions to bring out the name of the manufacturer and who profited by sale of regalia. Ladies Plain SILK an. WOOL DRESSES Beautifully Dry Cleaned $1.25 If You Send TWO $200 and $1.00 for Every Additional Dress UNTIL Thursday, 1 P.

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