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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-01
FIVE PINS DECIDE MATCH
Internationals Defeat Federals on
Holtzman Alleys

The Internationals topped the Fed
erals in close match on the Holtzman
alleys last evening by pins The
winners won two of three games. Rapp
was the star of the evening. The score:
INTERN NATIONALS
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-01

the quarterback s position for the big
games. He played quarterback all this
season.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-01
Close billiard Matches

Good matches marked the progress
of the billiard tournament at Holtz-
Evening journal., 1914-07-02
SUFFRAGE QUESTION IN III
CAprr An, GnprNHG


As "wind-up," the "suffragette
Lawyer which is one Of the features
OF the free vaudeville attraction at
Brandywine Springs Park this week,
is proving Of unusual interest to the
park patrons. George Lewis, who ap-
pears earlier in the bill as a mono
logue artist, assumes the role of
judge OF the court, while there are
two lawyers. the prosecuting attor-
ney being a big fellow with a big
voice, and the other a woman law
yer, whose first move. when a female
prisoner is brought into court" is
to ascertain her financial standing.
and, no matter how little money is
IN sight she takes up the case ac-
cording to her own peculiar method.
The act is a genuine scream. being
fun from start to finish. and all who
take part in It are comedians.
The remainder of the bill is In the
same category with comedy as the
Evening journal., 1914-07-02
ii Kidneys and Bladder Bother Then
Foley Kidney pills.

Overworked kidneys win break
down II not helped. When they can
no longer protect the blood and the
body from the poisons that come to
them. then look out for Bright's dis
ease, serious kidney trouble and blad-
der annoyances Foley Kidney pills
are your best protection, your best
medicine for weak, sore, overworked
kidney and bladder Weaknesses. For
sale by n b. Danforth, Market and
Second streets.--Ady.
Evening journal., 1914-07-02
NO LUXURIES AUGUST IS
FOR THE SUFFRACISTS

August Is is to be suffrage self
denial day
Wilmington suffrage workers have
pledged themselves to observe the
day, according to the request issued
by DR.. Anna Howard Shaw and the
Womens Congressional Unicn.
IF a sunragist wants candy real
badly some day instead Of buying #
she will put the money in her suf
frage bank against the 18th Of Au.
gust explained one OF the leaders Of
local suffragiats. "The plan for q
self-denial day originated in England.
| think"
Evening journal., 1914-07-02

chief feature, while there is also
plenty OF dancing. some OF which is
especially good. Some new scenery,
recently painted by Samuel r..
Schultz. the scenic artist, ls used in
connection with this bin for the first
time.
Evening journal., 1914-07-02

First Class Scouts Martin and Borer,
Of Troop 6, have sent in a NUMBER y
applications for new Merit Baages' ~
Guiding personal and public heaith, au'
tomobiling, firemanship and cfaitslaail' I
shin Morford and sehaier q ltoop Z
took their 50-mile bicycle ride on mon
dav last. required for Merit Badge y
cychne. They reported to me Seou' 9st
Master of the troop at North East
Md. for his signature.
Evening journal., 1914-07-02
NEWS OF THE BOY SCOUTS

A splendid opportunity for local
scouts 10 learn craftsmanship under
proper and careful supervision win be
given by arrangements just concluded
by the Scout Masters Association ct
Delaware The idea is to train the boys
Ga that they may be able to quality Tor
the Merit Badge IN marskmanship. The
ranoe Of the DUPONT Gun Club viii be
thrown omen 70 the Scouts on certain
afternoons in the week. Twenty two
ealiher rifles will be loaned 10 the boys
aud IN nraetiep and tests will be under
Tho direct care and supervision OF Mf.
n q san,vorth. who has been appoint
ed range officer by the Scout Masters
ASSOCIATION and whose appointment mas
been approved by the National soutl q
Honor OF the boy Scouts oil America
Bows must supply their own annlunl
tion. but the use OF the range anu lae
practice with the rifle viii be apso-
lntelv free to all registered SCOUTS
Scouts must present to Mr.. oamMoitn,
however, a card signed by their scout
1 Master, stating that they are leglseel
cd and in good standing IN their 1iuop.
! The card must also bear the signature q
parent or guardian TO statement tnae
consent is given that the Scout IA ques-
ton NAV take part in the rifle prae-
tice and tests. The supervision 81 tnee
bows while at the range viii DC flglu
and the discipline strict. ne ooN
must agree 70 follow the BOY Hconl
craftsmanship code, which toiDlos
shooting az harmless animals ana piIas
for the mere pleasure of killing. ms
! careless or unsportsmaniiSe use u hfe
arms and in short lays down a rule o.
conduct that will make the practice q
craftsmanship a safe and benetieial pas
time. There is no better sport Tor tn'
training OF the eye and nerves y
steadinefs and accuracy, and winning
ton scouts are very fortunate IN haVnl
This chance given to them TO beeon
proficient in this splendid sport. n
other city can give its Scouts hette
4 opnortunities along this line liner
are no Scouts in Philadelphia nor i
i Delaware and Montgomery counties
4 pa who have won the Marksmanshi
I Merit Badge, and only one IN Delaware
Il In fact. this is a badge which has nee
( won bv but very few Scouts through
\ ont the country But with this ehanc
n for training. this badge should soon .
B seen ON the sleeves Of many Whining
ton scouts. Remember, you must
4 First Glass Scout before yau can tax
q the test. so get busy. Tenderioot an
8 second Glass Scouts may take the pr
n lminary practice, but must be promol
ed to the highest grade before they a.
q eligible for the Merit Badge test. Pal
ticulars may be obtained from yol
n Scout Master
Evening journal., 1914-07-02

Troop spent last Saturday at
creenyille the boys being the guests
for the day OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z.
Thompson. who have always snoMl
GREAT interest in this troop. Arriving
u the trolley terminus early IN the
morning M 1 tho scouts were met by an
,,,p' antomebile mo, - which whirled the whole
onttit .,asf over in quick time. Games were
indulged in until mess call was sounded, ,as /
...ai.oJ s a,vav IN the afternoon, base
hali and tennis were played until Mr'
Thompson fI,1 invited the boys to take a
9n';m linn s. his outdoor pool The invita-.
ton did not need to be repeated !,I and
An hands were in the water m Jnly'
Tbey STAYED there until 1t was an.
na,,Sced nn tbaf ice cream and cake were
waiting. when some Of the quickest
dressing on record was seen. The boys
retnrne6 10 this city by auto and trolley
fuu Of enthusiasm and ice cream
Evening journal., 1914-07-02

~ oRrIEsEs, DRAPERIgs AND HAM,
ingg OF every description cleaned or
dyed. MACKENZIE 8, No. 9C7 rhipist
al Phone. nov4-tf
Evening journal., 1914-07-02

Troop No. 10 made its first appear
ance in uniform last Sunday evening"
attending service at the Second Bap-
list Church. Ninth and Franklin streets.
The bows marched in under Scout Mas
ter A. Rae Dubell and Assistant Scout
Master i. II. S. Runner, and presented
4 GOOD appearance. The sermon py
the pastor. Rev. Thomas ?. Holloway,
VAS specially directed to the Scouts
This troop Is now making preparations
for camp over the Fourth 81 July
which win be in charge Of Assistant
scout Master Runner.
Evening journal., 1914-07-02

Troon Q made an early start last
Thursday on its usual weekly even
~, .shilre $ and after a short tramp,
balted huilt fires and cooked supper,
sevaraI bovs passing their iire hgnt-
-, and cooking tests. After supper
Ia resi- fine "hike" was resumed
mil | convenient place was found
fol putting the boys through w
scouts pace" test. a NUMBER ol 1ne
Tenderfoot Scout were suocessIul ~
doing the mile in twelve minutes.
scout Master H. l.. Williams. OF the
Trinity Nj. E. Church Troop, mas re-
ce,ved his commission from Natonai
Headouarters. and his "outfit VIII
ba known as Troop IL. This troop
Il already in a fiuorishing condiuon
and will no doubt make good rec
ord
Troon . viii hold its weekly meet
inc this evening. it having been post
poned from Tuesday.
We publish this evening the re.
c,,irements for the Workmanship
anr Athletics Merit Badges. The for
mer is of special interest at TINS
time on account of the announcement
made above,
Marksmanship.
Know the Boy Scout marskman
shin code and agree to fcnow same
tSee footnote -
Make not less than 3S point'
standing. out of possible % poinu
in ten shots; and AZ points prone
out of a possible so points IN tei
shots; or a total score OF 80 point
out of a possible 100, az distane
Of so feet from the end Of the rin
ID the target. (See footnote TO
conditions.l/
8. Must produce evidence that al
praetice and the test have been con
Quoted under a range officer who's
appointment has been approved .,
the National Court of Honor.
g0 The Boy Scout Marksman C0de
/ hereby promise upon my homo
never TO
/. Point my gun at any human oe
ing under any circumstances.
2. Handle a fire-Rrm without mrs
examining TO make certain II
empty
8. Load a fire-arm while person
are in front of me.
4. Shoot at or Kill a harmless ami
NAL or bird for the mere pleasure c
killing.
5 skylark with firearms in han
Evening journal., 1914-07-02

Troop VIII hold its weekly meet
ing this evening. it having oeen post
poned from Tuesday
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-14

place. MeTaVlSh was an older man,
but bigger and even more muscular.
They fought for five and forty min
utes in the center of yelling crowd.
At last both ceased from WEAKNESS.
There was still two kings in the lum-
Der country.
''Pn meet you on Christmas day."
snarled SOrenson, between his swol-
len lips, and McTavish, who could not
speak, nodded. So the two kings sep
arated' and went their ways.
Sorenson did not forget. He ceased
drinking in September and devoted
himself to training. He did not even
smoke. The thought that there
might be another king in the lumber
country was intolerable to him. The
story of the impending fight went all
up and down the land.
"Jan," said Father Flynn, you are
going to fight McTavish on Christ
mas day. You are going to try to
MAIN him, so as to be the strongest
man in the country. Give it up, Jan,
or you will regret it."
That time Jan Sorenson let loose a.
hOOu VI O1dopnCAlJ I'll IIhCA II ~ LII .
head. All his pent-up rage broke
loose, and he felt in the padre an
enemy only second to McTavish.
Father Flynn waited till he had done
speaking.
"Jan," he said quietly, God doesn't
permit a man to grow too big for his
boots. You are trusting in your
ctrnn 9th and UOI1 ore. fT1IctiD0 in q
broken reed"
Sorenson, still cursifig, turned into !
the saloon and drank himself stupid |
with whisky. Only that way could he
find relief for his overweight feel
ings.
But for that debauch he might |
have won. AS it was, the two men |
fought each other to standstil once
more. And Sorenson, staring stupid
l. !, - IL II. /
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-14

naQ become maQneSS now, anu
warped his brain. Each of the men
was resolved to win or die the next
time They were buoyed up by the
mad desire, like that which comes
to rival leaders in caribou herd.
"Sorenson,' said Father Flynn,
you have had two chances now.
Give up your plan"
Sorenson turned on the padre with
an oath.
eff don't best him I'll never fight
again." he said. ''I'll come to you,
father, and you can make one of your
canting, sniveling hypocrites out of
me. I'll kneel at the sinners seat
and say I'm one of them. But + tell
you I'll kill the dog, padre. I'll mash
him softer than the boys in spring"
Such things, and more, Sorenson
had dreamed at night when he lay
sleepless in his bunk. -
April arrived, and Sorsnson, ac-
companied by his followers, started
off along the trail to the meeting
place. They were the first to arrive;
presently the other party came into
sight. In the center was STRIPPING
of eighteen or nineteen years.
What's this? Where's McTav-
ish?" shouted Sorenson.
Dead" answered the young man.
WHAT" yelled Sorenson wildly.
Typhoid explained the STRIPPING.
"It generally gets the beefy man.
I'm the new king of Watson camp
now"
you are?" screamed Sorenson,
precipitating himself upon him.
That was Homeric fight, the rec
ord of which has come down to this
day. For never once did Sorenson's
blows land home. He hit the air, and,
in return, felt sting after sting upon
his face and body. The youths blows
were light as thistledown, but they
began to tell after awhile. There are
l. - 81 H.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28

priest ridden country placed position
hghwSyman that has made impossible for carry
tracts with subscribers thereby bbng them the
wayfarer.
they arbitrary against Canada
they should
they paid subscriptions OF
they should reminded unmisab the injustice
erity.
We wish TO be understood
high handed hodup without while
complete this writing going employ every
mails This viii take money the only for
will do in the interest Of humanity free
long business will surplus dollar going
fight for rights citizens n
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28
The Outlook in the United States

This arbitrary ndive
campaign
they have succeeded all nations have the Dominion Of canad
they succeed in Canadsnng and RomaniEng American
The question only be the themselveste
who believe the absolute church willing
fight fundamental principles
ernmen that have made this nation the bright and shining the
galaxy of republics
curing parishoners
II REJOICE WITH YOU ALL BOSTON SINGLED
PGLEs THE GREATEST OLDEST AND MOST HOLY MoNARcHY
ON EARTH" ..
hierarchy Rome popetO priest openly
blood fathers enduring
the most damnabe and aboca pOih ecclescim of which history
speaks .r W.. n u
practically every spoken
teran of the hierarchy length would but the
following Archbishop ogy Chicago Chicago Daily
May 5h 1900 quoting him public address explains their posi-
ton clearly selecting Notwithstanding
the words % were uttered % more % than ana decade ago ,oo
HAVE COME TO CONCLUSION
ON AS SEE THEY ARE GOING ON AT PRESENT THE CATHOLIC
Such the declaration Archbishop Qugley
children of Mary sody Holy parish
preiste only man gathering Of 500 womsnCiCagO News
WITHIN 20 YEARS THIS COUNTRY Is GOING TO RULE THE
MocRAoY OF THE UNITED STATES TAKE THEIR
WEST WILL DOMINATE THE COUNTRY AND WHAT HAVE SEEN
OF THE WESTERN SCHOOLS HAS PROVED THAT
oLIC. WHEN UNITED WORLD THE CATH
oLIc CHURCH WILL RULE THE WORLD"
SEE THE POLITICIAN WOULD RULE AGAINST THE
CHURCH IN CHICAGO. HIS REIGN WOULD BE SHORT INDEED
might be web to Qy like changes
September 10 1s speaking Central Veren
TE srSk %kI asD RoP S RE1T
DO WHAT THE CHURoH AUTHORITIES TELL THEM TO DO
sFEsG BODIES % n OF LOYAL READY STEP THE
THE ENEMY WE MAY FEEL sECUlE.
Hundreds and thousands Of and prelsiss could be quoted
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made application for entry to the mail,
they received nat refusal the form Of letter from the secretary
second assistant postmaster general as follows
Ottawa March Q, 1914
February last making application for statutory privileges
titled 1.-The Menace British Edion published
the list of newspapers the transmission
hbted the department not position fayb consider your app
cation am SIR, Your Obedient Servant
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evident from the henchmen in the most
office department Canada do not Menace
would quetus the behind but
reckoned without their host the behind
people have rights that the Of
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even should become necessary to take the fight to the floor the
They stop their rights at the hands Of the
paper application which they complied with the newly
suggested conditions the
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They drew heavily their
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formed
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What it Means to the American Menace

Whether this disposition publishers to do
absolutely the right thing will
mains TO be but evidence
pooce department Canada
do desire to be honest dealing
dare to differ with them in their opinions. :.
In barring this from the Canadian
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-03-28
THE POPE CAPTURES CANADA--SHAIL HE RULE AMERICA

H kULE AMERICA!
$ SISS M. q: Least Of a. The Quotation, would Be t Their and
and what would happen then better told reliable history The In
sentiments are lin. with the sentiment. Father Ph.lun Of
n ne $ s U s ss1s @ r:Ts s S ' $ @ n: isls sso 5
church we would say tomorrow TO HE'LL WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF
And priests concerned It's
To he'll with free speech and free Pressl
pope ns earth heaven and hell and you live ia
That the sentiment Rome how do io2 yoa % ~
In the book Pacing the Twentieth Century" Uy King
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catalogues Of their publication Literary prescription many
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those q oiebon Halam Locke Stuart Mil Literary
extended otss @ % % n @ % 70 1s % latin countries alone % % hy have
suppressed In fact Tynd9 Version publicly Pan
quit not borne out by the
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She burned Bibles days BY and she burns them today
they would they poTsr~as least
QUESTION Al ISSUE HOWEVER IS THIS WHAT ARE WE
personally we are going ah. to the las.
We do not believe that patriotism America
eve that the American people will stand for reenoment of the farce that
What enemy certainly try to do in
@ O Us mO.Osy u ssTs Will Be % to greater effort here The
quarters with demands for follow the lead
time and again and II: members Of and the United States Senate
department a, the
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informed Of
the Canadian poso department had refused mail
ing privilege 70 The Menace pubhd Aurora Ont
per had been placed on the list Of the Transmission Of which by
post IN Canada s prohibited"
notice that this paper had been
barred but reyed few days published
lbs dated March a. The notice addressed the
Mo, and reads a follows
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington
March 8, 1914
Postmaster Aurora, No.
Your attention invited TO the following exra from letter of tie
postal administration Of Canada,
Il have TO inform that the Menace weekly published
Aurora Missouri has been
hbed from circulation by mail in Canada Of its
Please the publisher Of the properly
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acceptance OF copies Of said for mailing Canada
(Signed) JOSEPH STEWART,
Second Assistant eneral
The writer and the president of The Menace Publishing
returned from Canada where they for the making ves
CATION Of these matters and with that
forced admit that the Dominion
Of the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
In Canada the United longer
conceal the fact that the church in politics and that dominant
the chief ambition
Rome sufficiently entnched that
It, and she fails demand that half the
Catholics In the posoce department
Romani the Protestant the Romani
the whole
ment true Of all other departments and IL
politicians that every other appointed positions Of public
be a dyed in wool Romanit.
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from the mails.
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The priests Of the Roman Catholic church preach anarchy and say
ito bell with the government" they ruin their female victims the
confessional box murder thm cut their bodies s and sink them
the e the Mites Of Mob and Murder not and stamp out free
Speech the expense Of hoodshed and these things al right
seemingly BUT YOU PUBLISH THESE FACTS TO the WORLD IS AN or
FEhSE AGAINST SOCIETY AND YOUR PUBLICATION BARRED FROM THE
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When the Canadian Menace application the mails
received fiat refusal
second assistant postmaster general follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
GUIII.oTINE MAKES IT'S
APPEARANCE IN MEXICO

Juurca. April THE gulllOtine
has made It's appearance In Mexico
and new form OF execution CON
fronts the enefaies Of the cOnstltu-
tionalists In the state OF san Luis Po-
fosi. u was learned to-day. Al Com
ception del OrO, a home made gull
lotinc has been erected. Il was built
by rebel mechanics ln the corps com
manded by General Eulalio Gutierrez.
who ls now Ia this city conferring
with Carranza.
Already the new instrument has
been tested, and. as the general says,
81 works splendidiy" The test was
made with lamb as the victim. De-
sire for revenge Is responsible for
the appearance of the guiliOtine la
Mexico. General Guiterroz's broth
oT-in-iaw. Jose Morales. was killed
some time ago In battle against the
fedcrala near Saltlllo The family Of
Morales, including an infant daugh-
ter and Guiterrez's sister, were living
La Saltillo. The federal commander
arrested the relatives OF Gutierrez,
placed them aboard a troop train and
sent them To san Luis Potosi. The
baby died OF exposure on the way and
nothing II known q fthe fate OF other
members 81 the family.