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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
coNvENrIoN IS uAnMoyIors.

Lexington. Va, FEBRUARY 2i-The
Republicans of Rockhridge met III
Lexington today in county conven-
ton, and elected a county chairman.
county committee delegates TO the
congressional convention at Buena
Vista on March II, and TO the state
convention in Roanote. on March II.
The convention Endorsed Pres!dent
Tafts administration. favored the re-
election Of c. IS. Slemp az state chair
man. and OF Alvah II Martin as ma
tional committeeman; instructed for
+, =. Fnlwiicr ami G. A Rivercomh as
delegates 10 the Chicago convention
TO support Taft The utmost harmony
prevailed and every proposition waa
unanimously carried The insurgents
overwhelmingly dominated the con! !
ventlon
The convention was called to order
by District Chairman William Jennings.
in tbs ais snce OF Chairman Thomas
Shewey. who wac absent on account OF
illness. w p. Sand ridge, OF Goshen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Kclly-IYnt!,lns.
[spec!a! 10 The Times Dispatch

IsPecIa! 70 ! Ne IlNleA- D!Epetch.!
LyEonburg. Va. February 2:.-This after
noon at O'clock at the home OF NJ. and
Mrs. J. 7, Watkins, 1870 Hivernaont avenue.
tae!r daughter, Miss rrula Watkins. wa,
married 70 john Jackson Kelly. Jr.. 8
wealth coal operator o; Wise. Rev. George
Z. SleFaden. pastor OF Rive!inont Avenue
Methodist Church yeas the officiating min.
tster. The home was beautifully decorated
oc Charlotte. y. c.. and the Bridal narty
was as follows MISS Gertrude Watkins a
sister OF the bride. ring bearer: Miss Marie
watkins another sister. maid OF honor;
MISS GustaYa Kelly. o sister oi the groom.
o! the Randolph Macon Woman's College.
vas the bridesmaid, and, Wllter Meacham.
OF Fort MIL $. c.. was the groom sr.lg T.
The bride was given away BY her rather
NJ. and Mrs. Kelly have gone 10 Oak HAIL
". Va, where they will reside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
SCHOOL GETS PORTRAITS
OF WASHINGTON AND I'VE
fspeoial 10 rho i nc. Dl.p,tob,

l~pec4a! 70 inc mes Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va. FEBRUARY Li-stn,v
t9!nt High school. near here. celebrated the
iNtn tnHiveranry %! George Washington's
olftn on Thursday by a pageant in tho
teEHeon The morning program was instruo.
t.Ye 70 the children ard interesting 10 ire
large GROVE which assembled carly, and liz
uhFs'!lAS exercises in the afternoon with
is eloquent speeches intersporsed with dr,Ils
anc patriotic airs. aroused feelings o, "a.
tr!o'!Sip IN the young and old Americans 81
Ihe ne!shooEhood. Portraits OF Lee ana
washington were unveiled. = s Boiling
OF ms CRY, and G l. Browning, OF cjrsnca
niaae the speeches of presentation, and
Ffof Charles @. Maphis OF the university
ono superintendent j. ". Everett OF Ec,
WICK the speeehos OF acceptance $40
ieniiAs Fo-Sishi,' SING BY Mr. Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

was made chairman. W. E. Quisenbeyrv
and " " Ackcrly. OF Lexine ton. seq
Rotary and assistant secretary, re-
srectively J. o. Greever. Of Bufralo.
was elected county chairman Tho
only lnharmonious incident In tho
meeting was The passing on credentlclr
from double delegation from Satursi
Bridge district
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Opening of New Annoy.

EnlpoTia. Va. February 2t-The Greene.-
vile Guards held their opening at the new
afmofy last evening. The occasion was a
big success The new quarters are situa ted
IN Main Street near the county courthouse
Ohleers OF the local company are William
a. I. SchisleE. lieutenants
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Baber.--Weqr.

ETpor!a va, February ?i-M.. ana Mrs.
E. II. Wear OF North Empor!a received Q
telegram lasr night stating that their young
ma FRIED Wnliem Z Behe,, o. Gary. ". Va.
or THURSDAY The contracting parties we're
residents Of Em1por!a Tor severa! years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Gorase DESTROYED br rlrn.

lspeelaI TO The Times dispatch
Emporia. Va. February ci-The los, br
FIRE OF the automobile shop OF w. W. often
OF North Empor!a. which occurred mi,
morning At o'clock. will aggregate app:ox.
ed. There is partial insuranc. on the sros.
loss eS=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

Democrats to defcnt him
The name Of Thedorc Roosevelt
was MT mentioned. everything being
harmonious for Taft
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20

tates when a call is made on him by
his parish priest or bishop for chur IA
assistance. HOW MUCH MORE
READILY THEN (the capitals are
ours) should he come into such an
organization as the New World Life
Insurance company which gives him
substantial returns and AT THE
SAME TIME fosters and aide tho
catholic church and its institutions,
EACH YEAR MORE THAN S7s,O0o..
1000 (again the capitals are ours) OF
Catholic money in the shape OF pre-
MUM on policies is being paid 10
American life insurance companies.
Notice that they admit by implIca.
ton that this New World company
is NOT an American company. and
notice also how that S7s.OO0,0 sticks
IN their crop. Suppose non.Catholics
adopted the same attitude towards
Rome and business conducted by her
followers as she urges them to adopt
towards us. GREED AND BIGOTRY,
thy name is ROME rs Il not time, .
says the prospectus, "for the orsani
zation OF a GIANT CATHOLIC life
insurance company to take over the
millions Of dollars which annually 20
to other companies, to the benefit OF
the Catholic church generally and 70
Catholic men and women as stock
holders and policyholders" Now lis.
ten TO this. ye non-CatholIc compa.
nies; ye officials OF finance and life
protection, who have so far refused 10
believe that Rome wants and IS DE.
'TERMlNED on having everything un.
der her thumb: NEW WORLD LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY Is the first
great company TO BE ORGANIZED
looking toward BUSINESS UNITY OF
(RokIAN) CATHOLICS. EVERY
DOLLAR OF REVENUE IS FOR
CATHOLICS"
We have given an epitome Of this
prospectus which has been mailed
broadcast and WILL GET RESULTS,
IL needed but this semi-public appeal
to demonstrate that eventually, Roman
Catholics will BUY ONLY from Ro.
man Catholics; that eventually and
in the general roundup Pretestants
and other non,Ronan Catholics will
find that they have been sustaining
by their friendship, financial and DO
litical and moral support, a thsnkless
wolf unawares; that Rome is ever
the same and that her modus operan-
di two hundred years ago IS being
duplicated By that under which she Is
preparing to operate in the United
States. in the immediate years 10
come, IF ALLOWED TO DO so. Wit.
ness the eliminating efforts towards
the formation Of a Roman Catholic
Press Association. to take patronage
away from the Associated and United
Press, and. what is more suggestive,
70 successfully censor. TO ROMAN
CATHOLIC READERS (who are the
ones they MUST keep In ignorance
OF all matter which could By any DOS.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20

tcunation- Whatever Rome con
dcmna ia bicrcet. and whatever she
wants and approves faiia
What Haa the matter With the cursed
bookg Nothing. only u stated that
there vas no historical evidence that
saint Peter vas ever IN Rome.
In an Interview Monsieur Du.
cheanc said:
In writing a book that was purely
historical. and one that would stand
the most r.rid Investigation. I was
compelled 70 admit 90 far as proof
vas concerned. that there O. no cyi-
ecnce that 81 Peter vas ever IN
Rome"
or course. Jesultifm could not stand
such a fact aa that To knock Saint
Peter out OF Rome vas 20 take the
foundation stones from under Saint
Peters throne at tie Vatican.
Burn the hcretlcl-connscat his
prorcrtyi-kill the vitncss!-or the
whole case win 20 against Caiholi.
clHm"
u Ia done. and the holy conEroga.
ton of the Index IA resting from its
labors, and the JcSults are happy.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20

Eibliiiy open their eyes 10 the ncn-
christian character of the hicTarchyl.
Witness also the czicudcd but rccsni
custom % mortEariag Roman Catko-
lic church property. oonvcnta. nan.
.nerics. etc. ard selling the houfs
thereon 20 the public. thereby rctaif-
ing In Catholic hands the inycEimeut
money which would otherwise b. pct
into various non-Cathniic lnduutrtas-
These properties are being bonded
from one end Of the country 10 the
other: you may sec then advertised
IN nearly an Roman Catholic papers
and magazines. and NONE or THESE
PROPERTIES pay city taxes. In 30
Ear as We can learn. n they can issue
bonds and scll those bonds. they ought
10 pay taxes. THEY OUGHT TO PAY
TAXES ANYWAY.
n the people OF this country con.
tinuc 90 sink their obliFations 20 our
country In the mlrc OF political ex.
nediency. and 10 vote and appoint
Rome'a followers into public once.
within Eve years from this date she
will have America bound 20 strongly
IN the meshes Of her scheming hata
that none but Roman Catholics VIII
even pretend 10 enjoy the muoh-prifed
blessings OF that liberty vouchsafed
Us by the NQN-CATHOLlC founders
OF this republic.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20
THE HATTLEsHIP UTAH

The time Is coming when the sec
tartan Roman Catholic church will
have 70 quit the army and navy with
all other sectarian paraphernalia which
designates their sect. Possibly the
government Will have TO cut loose
from al religious and UNCONVENTIONAL
alliances and make the separation OF
church and state complete and Of.
fectual
This question is up again by the
10 the chaplain OF a sec
tartan set OF altar equipment. chalice,
cruoiAK. altar cards,
.cruets, etc.
OF course the chaplain Is Roman
ist, SO also is the captain. II they &C.
'cept these things as officers Of the
navy, by so much is this sect recog.
nized as the national religion. The
peoples mopey pay these officers,
build and malntain tho chips while
less than is per cent OF the American
taxpayers are Romanists.
There Is going to be q great sha,r-
ing up OF the nation on this church
and state question, and tho Jesuit
band IA going to receive a bard rap
that will keep 1t out of Uncle Sans
pocket.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20
LET the COFFIN GO BY

Cardinal Gibbons. az a lunch given
by the republican club OF Washiag-
ton, ID. c.. said that there Is a decline
in religious, faith. II he means Reman
religious faith. Il is.true. lie gives as
a reason that Il is due 20 a want OF
respect to the Bible. worldliness, IA.
tionalism. rejection OF authority and
public school education.
OF course he had TO slap the pub
lie schools. Nothing irritates tho
hierarchy so much as public educa-
tion and enlightenment. The alpha
bet and printing press and a SCHOOL
nam" not controlled by papist are
evidences OF rank heresy, and when
you deny the authority OF Rome to
stop your thinking you commit the
unnardouablo sin.
The pope's authority does not go In
democracy, and democracy Is CON-
ing 10 It's own the world over.
Cardinal Gibbons Jesuit training has
blinded his eyes 70 the conquest OF
the people. The world IS moving to.
ward the light; the worlds faith in
true things. Just things. right things.
never was greater. only the Jesuit Is
blind TO the sunrise OF a more glorious
future.
Stand aside, cardinal. and let the
coffin pass--the coffin containing the
dead faith OF Romanlsm. ,-.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20
POST MoRTEM TESTIMONY

After Ben Pitman (oficlal stonog.
rapher in the trial Of Lincoln's as
sassinators), Is dead, an attempt Is
being made, in certain quarters, to
make II appear that Mrs. Surratt was
not in tho plot TO murder Lincoln.
The real facts are that circumstan-
tial evidence Is accnmulating 20 show
that the hierarchy itself was back OF
the dreadful crime. Every care was
taken at the time OF the trial TO make
Il perfectly clear as TO the guilt or
innocence Of Mrs. Surratt, and those
making her house the rendezvous OF
the conspirators.
Rome was deep in that tragedy, with
headquarters in Canada where the
officials of the Jesuit order lived.
James NJ. King. in his Pacing the
Twentieth Century" (page 4iT), says:
THE assassination conspiracy which
resulted in the death OF Lincoln ana
purposed the death OF Seward and
Grant, in its inception, In its personnel
and In its issues was the work Of Jes-
uitical Romsnism."
General Baker. who had charge OF
the prisoners connected with the Lin
cpln assassination conspiracy said in
his report: I mention as an ex-
ceptional and remarkable fact, that
every conspirator in custody, is. hy.
Catholic" -.-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20
p1sTIlEs1lAL HOLY WATER

Tho Rev. Luis Lopes Rodriruer.
honorable director OF the -snnnIrb
Religious Tract and Book society," has
published a tract on "IIoiv water
which contains. some startling rocords.
The water found AZ tho entranco 90
Roman Catholic churches d supposed
20 be holy water" because q Las
been oonsecrated BY the priest. bu,
Mr. Rodriguez GAYS n e. s5mctlmes
dangerously pcstiiential Some un-
spspecting and supcrEtitious people
sprinkle their faces. he says. with a
putrid liquid that is fun of inmmer.
able microbes and gems OF deadly IN.
fection. Last year the chief doctor OF
the municipal laboratory az Valencia
made a METEOROLOGICAL analysis Of
holy water" taken separately from
the twenty-five churches IN Valencia.
Il disclosed n condition OF things
truly alarming for the health OF tho
pablic. In each case the water was
In a state or putrefactlon and alive
with deadly bacteria Mr.. RodriEuez
states u his tract thar many poor
fanatics arc today suffering from oph.
thalmla from having washed their
eyes In this consented water" Ito
says, moreover. that that same water
has been used many umcs 70 wash
soSes on the body. This practice Is
often resorted 20 by deluded persons
suffering from leprosy. cancer. ulcers
on the lips, and nustules OF a mallg.
nant character. To crown al, when
children are thirsty IN church. their
mothers give them TO drink out Of
the water thus tainted with the germs
OF specific diseases. and then wonder
how the little ones contracted them"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20
CATHOLIC LIFE INSURANCE

The old line insurance companies
may well consider the entrance into
the field OF the New World Life In
surance company" which obtained its
charter in the state OF Washington
in September, 1910. and was licensed
20 do business in May, 1911. Its pros
pectus says II has a perpetual charter;
an authorized capital OF two millions,
and Is issued 20 CATHOLICS ONLY,
meaning OF course, Roman Catholics.
the Catholic church" properly re-
ferring to the Protestant Episcopal. II
also claims TO have over 5000 stock
holders scattered over the country.
from Dan to Reersheha. with an east.
,ern ONCE in the Drexel building, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
This prospectus states that "this
company will write business quicker
and at less expense than non-Catholic
companies" and appeals TO the innate
.bigotry OF Roman Catholics by saying.
"the Catholics OF the United States,
Il is estimated, are paying yearly in
the form Of premiums over S7S,000, 600
90 NON-CATH0LIC life insurance o
companies. The hundreds of thou
sands OF (Roman) Catholic people
who are contributing millions yearly 10
the non-Catholic companies receive
no share of the profits of the insur-
ance business (which is bare
faced falsehood) nor do their pre-
miums or contributions (notice the Jes-
uitical expression) TO these com.
Ianies benefit in any way the Cathoh-
church or its institutions. Why shouli
not the Catholic people have a life
insurance company of their own? A
company in which they would be
stockholders as well as policyholders;
a company which would take into
consideration the rights and in-
terests OF the Roman Catholic people
and whose funds would be loaned to
Catholic churches. charitable and edu-
cational institutlons9" (The ,parenthe-
ses are oursl
Prudential. Connecticut, Kansas City
Life, Aetna, and ye myriads of others,
listen to this: "It is time for unity
of business interests among Catholics
as we'll as a unity Of spiritual inter.
ests." The Menace would here like
20 ask II the Roman Catholics haven't
already obtained unity OF the (ardent)
spiritual interests?
Archbishop Quigley. of Chicago.
in a recent interview pointed to tho
deplorable condition of the Catholic
church in France. due solely he claims,
not to a lack Of spiritual unity, but
TO the fact that there is no strong cen
tralized effort on the part of Catholics
m a financial way. He urges Catho-
lies in AMERICA to profit by the
mistakes or our people in France" :"
Continuing. the prospectus says: NO
Catholic worthy OF the name hesi-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20
Saint Peter Gets Blame

The Jesuits are busy killing the
witnesses. Their age-long cry has
been. Away with him! Cruelty
himl" and their victims have filled
the road to Golgotha.
Just now they have struck down the
autocrat OF the History OF Early Ca.
book used by the Roman
schools as a text book for thirty
years.
The Jesuits have Just discovered,
somehow. that the primacy OF the pa
pacy Is threatened by the teachings
OF the learned French author. and
as a consequence he is discredited and
his book placed under the ban.
Prof. Duchesne ought to thank the
holy congregation OF the Index for
the DISTINGUISHED honor Of their con-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20

nEAt is on. The call ia 20 patriotism.
shan u b liberty or tyrannyf Faith
or surerltition9 LiEht or darknossg
The cross OF the crucinx1 WIthVut
doubt tho loyal American % today
has come 20 the kinrdom FOR such a
time % this. The ofporuunity is worth
The living. Tho rcd hat must not.
shall lot. win.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20

A subscriber wants to know the
connection in the expression, Rum.
Romanism and Rags" Twelve months
from now he can get the information
he desires from the citizens OF La
peer, Mich. At the election the first
Tuesday in April. they reversed the
town from the dry" to the wet
column and elected Catholic priest
for mayor. They have the Rum and
Romanism. The Rags are fortheom-
ing
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20


this in order that
is
the expaons will
be The redoube
territory
EXPIRE incessanly.
The thermometer for OOO
ture We ought to explode II by July 4th.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-04-20

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
HOPPE TAKES FIRST.
SLOSSOV IS BEATEN
By International News Service.

by lntelnallOnaI news ScTNice'
NEW YORK. Nov. 1i.-Willie Hoppe.
the champion billiard player Of the
world successfully defended his IaureIs
al the Astor hotel tonight In the open
ing gamo OF Il tournament for the lS.2
ballE rne billiard title. Hoppe defeated
Harry Cline OF Philadelphia by Il score
OF 500 TO 1871.
ora Morningstar had much harder
time OF IL in disposing OF the veteran,
George SIosson; but finally managed 70
turn tho trick by grace OF a strong fin"
ish. 500 TO i7f.
For almost half the match Slosson was
I'm the lead securing n marked advan-
tAEe when lie ran 40 in tho thirteenth
inning. The younger man hold on dog
sp,lly, however. played by far the more
consistently and finally managed 10 win
With something To spare, Bolh Morning
than did Willie Hoppe.
Seven OF the cleYerest professionals in
this country arc competing in the
tni,rua rncnt while an added fcD lure VIII
DE the first appearance In America OF
koja Yamada. the Japanese expert. Ac-
coroling 10 the programme, II viii be
n-ccssary- TO play twenty eight matches
Toward the close four games day VIII
hc PLAYED, two IN the afternoon and two
In the evening.
The boy wizard, Hoppe. had littio dIr~
dcultv in dIsposng of Clinc. who did not
tsirnish stin enough opposition Ia get
Willie in line. Only once did the cham
picn show anything like hts real form
that WAS when he rceled off III In n row.
He averaged but IL i-9 10 an inning
very mediocre billiards FOR him. Cllne's
besi run WAS 26 ana he averaged
15-1B.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
FRED WELSH RECAINS
LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE

LONDON Nov, 1I.-Frcd Welsh. the
English lightweight. rega Ined his title OF
lightweight champion of Great Britain
in a twenty-round flght tonight with
Matt Wells. the British title holder. The
ncht went the fun distance, Welsh win
ming on points.
great crowd gathered In the National
Sporting club and witnessed a clever
bout. IN which honors were fairly even
throughout. Welsh was a slight favor
lite in the betting. There was some hold
ing and the referee several times chu-
toned the men to box clcanly.
In fhe early rounds Welsh had slightly
the better OF it, Wells's work being a
httIe ragged Both tried desperately IN
the final rounds 10 score a knockout At
the end of the twentieth. Welsh's TlFht
eye was almost closed. but the referee