✓ Callahan's Committee on “Re-
ligious Prejudice ' has covered the
country with literature and lecturers, and
has stimulated Jack Spalding, A. J. Long,
A. 1). Daly, P. J. Rice, J. J. Farrell and
other Georgia members of the Columbian
Brotherhood into advertising their patriotic
'virtues, at so much per inch, I consider it an
appropriate time to propound some Interroga
tories to these vociferous and industrious
patriots:
First'. Why does your foreign church re
quire so many secret societies?
Second: What is all this secret work that
has to be done in the dark, behind locked
doors ?
Third : Why does your foreign church drill
these secret societies in military formation,
arm them with Krag-Jorgensen rifles, and
build armories for the military drill and for
the target-practise ?
Against whom, are you arming?
Whom do you propose to shoot?
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•*' 'Fourth: If the Georgia legislature passes
$n Act making it unlawful for any religious
organization to adopt military uniform, for
ination, and preparedness, you obey it,
or will you defy it?
Fifth: Ts Governor Dorsey should insist
upon the enforcement of the Veazey law, and
a clash is thus brought about between the
Governor and Bishop Keily—wfo arrogantly
'declares that the law shall not be enforced —
ftvhat will be your attitude?
Answer, Jack Spalding !
Let us understand one another, right now.
We can't have two antagonistic codes of law,
the one foreign-made, and the other home
made.
We can't have any church putting itself
above the law, nor. any bishop defiant of the
law.
You've got to obey our laws, every one of
them, or you've got us to" whip.
