The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-10-05


The N'ashington Times sAys Judge
DcLacy Of The juvenile court dis-
missed chief Probation Ohicer. the
Rev. Mr Copp today, and appointed
Mr.. Dilll1. Mr. Cops assistant IN Mr..
Cops pace Judge Delacy recently
appointed Mr.. Edmondston. the clerk
Of the Juvenile court That makes a
Roman Catholic Juvenile court judge.
q Roman Catholic juvenile court clerk.
and q Roman Catholic juvenile court
chief probation ofhcer-a Roman
Catholic institution.
In vie~ OF the same. there is no
reason % doubt that Judge DoI.acy
viii appuint Roman Catholics 70 all
other plates n be has not already done
90. Congress created the Juvenile
court a state institution. Judge De-
Lacy has turned II into a church IN
stitution--a Roman Catholic institn'
ton.
proteIt and request you to publish
u % the world.
protest against mixing church and
gtate IN our governmental system:
(t) because n IL contrary TO the prin.
cipies OF our free institutions. and the
constitution. and, ca, Of the very
nature OF a court 90 constituted, Il is
against tho general welfare.
Judge Dcl.acy, I hold, In converting
the juvenile court into a Roman Cath
olic machine. shows prejudice. bias.
and bigotry.
,udge DeLacy was recently press
,sported Rs publicly saying that what
ever good he had accomplished
through the juvenice court was
chargeable 70 his Roman Catholic
training and influence.
That IL blEotry with a vengeance.
and sign OF priestly influence over
HIS once.
Mr.. Dillon Is Of like mould. AS
assistant probation ofhcer. talking TO
the juvenile court wards one day. he
ridiculously attempted 10 advise them
that John Barry was the father OF
the navy and a worthy example as an
illustrioua Roman Catholic. That was
not only bigotry with a vengeance, but
ignorance as we'll.
Again. not long since. the local
newspapers gave an extensive airing
OF the juvenile courts devious meth
DDS and ways Of placing many juye-
nile court wards I'm Roman Catholic
institutions, instead OF In the public
Institutions, which I cite simply as
another Instance OF Juvenile Court De
Lacy's bias and bigotry
II Juvenile Court Judge DeLacy did
that while his family was part Prot
estant, what will he do when Il ls all
Roman Catholic7 History turns a
leaf.
ANDREW JORDAN GREEN.
That letter precipitated bitter con.
troversy In which the Papists, as al.
ways when shown in their true colors,
raised the cowardly cry Of bigotry,
and fell upon The Washington Times
SO hard and Justify with savage threat
OF barbarous Irish boycott, that that
paper hurriedly closed it's columns to
any further discussion of the matter
and disclosures OF papal iniquity.
However. that controversy prompt
cd attempts at ousting DeLacy. That
10 will be ousted Is doubtful He was
appointed by President Roosevelt at
he command OF Cardinal Gibbons per
sonal representative priest at the
national capital. and upon the same
authority President Taft will reap
point him. Indeed. II Is current report
that President Taft has said that he
WIN have to reappoint him. What
hold the papists have upon Mr.. Taft!
Knowing that for certain juvenile
court immoral practices. the president
and senate had been petitioned by
some Protestant church associations
not TO re-appoint Juvenile Court Judge
DeLacy, imagine my surprise on see
ing In the Congressional Record OF
June Is. 1912, on page s752. among the
petitions and memorials as laid be-
fore the senate. by the president, pro
tempore, the following:
''He also presented resolutions ad-
opted by the Luthern Ministerial as
sociation OF Washington. ID. c., favor
ing the re-appointment Of William II.
DeLacy as Judge OF the Juvenile court
OF the District OF Columbia. which
was referred 10 the committee on the
District OF Columbia"
] knew that record was an error-a
wilful error.
Having written much against papal
practlses OF mixing church and state,
] have won the enmity OF the Papists
and, as Is their practice 20 stab In the
back. in any way. however low and
mean. have in such way suffered at
their hands and. most mildly, in their
priest instructed, bigoted typesetters
garbling me. substituting my words.
and parts Of sentences. with others.
thereby destroying my intended mean
ing. making me appear as nliterate
and ridiculous. even in articles with
out Papal relation. so intense Is their
prejudice. Accordingly for such ex-
perience. II was but natural for me to
lrfer. on reading that Congressional
Record. that the Papal stenographers
Of the United States senate and the
Papal typesetters Of the United States
government printing office had made
ti" Luthern resolutions read in favor
Of DeIacy instead Of against him. and
being of Congressional Record for
him. the petition itself would be de
stroyed by some hook or crook. their
lnfamy hidden thereby. and DeLacy
ErG their Papal church forever profit
Ing
such is-ths Papal effort to Roman
fze the United States that the Papists