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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01
Demand allll Z Columbus Day" National Holiday

hOTOMAO COUNCIL OF Knights of Columbus has
succeeded In exploiting in the daily press at the ma
tonal capital their demand that congress make Oc-
tober IL national holiday But this is not the first time
they have voiced that demand For nearly generation
they have besn trying to get that day set apart as holiday
because they say Columbus landed Cat Island in the
Caribbean Sea on that day.
They have either beguled or bued several state leg
isatures into the folly of placing Columbus in the calen
dar OF saints by establishing state holiday on "Coum-
bus Day as they delight to call it. But rally of patriot
lc sanity has later reversed some of this alien and sec
ta1lan legislation and expunged it from the statutes
The spirit Of this papa agitation for holiday set
apart expressly to promote the ambitions of popery in our
country will sufficiently appear by observing few signf
lcant facts The knights of Columbus are exclusively sec
tartan None but militant Roman Catholic can become
member or know anything Of the secrets and purposes of
the order No Protestant church has the alien ipudence
to institute or maintain dstnctyely sectaran secret
fraternal order from which all but members of that church
are excluded But Rome has many such fighting secret
orders.
The official head Of the Roman church is an enthroned
and crowned autocra regnng from his imperial palace in
the Old World and dischargng every important function
OF an emperor Title to all Roman Catholic property in
tins country is vested substantially in him All his pron
critics bear alien and medieval names The Potomac Conn
ell OF knights of Columbus met October 13 in ST. Nara
Hail. which is not American name but distinctly alien
Why should congress honor the alien idnapper Colum
bus at the instance OF an alien fighting adjunct of an alien
autocratf
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01
Princeton Not Presbyterian

In criticising Princeton Univer-
sity for its eagerness to honor 4
foreign cardinal of the Roman
Catholic cult, this paper recently
referred to Princeton as a Presby-
terian institution. We are now in
formed by one whose accuracy can
not be questioned that Princeton
University is not a Presbyterian
institution, and we hasten to make
that information public in Justice
to all concerned.
Princeton, our correspondent
tells US, is, and always has been 4
state institution; so it was the mol
iticians and not the Presbyterians
who utilized it as a means Of digni-
flying one Of the pope's cardinals.
We were led into the error by re-
marks Of eastern papers which iok-
ingly referred to the reception Of
the Belgian cardinal as a union Of
Roman theology with that of Cal.
vim.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01
A Romanizeds Post Office

HWhile1 passing through Livingston
Mont. on Monday, Oct. l3, / called Al
the post Office for my mail, and Pound
the Office closed. When enquired a.
to the cause Of Uncle Sans suspendinQ
business, one Of the post Office clerks
informed mo that on account Of Colum-
bus Day falling on Sunday, the post.
master, whose name is Joseph Hwindel.
hurst, had taken the liberty to observe
Monday a. q legal holiday and had
closed the ofice at noon.
This special effort to observe
Knights Of Columbus Day at Liyingston
was "a strong contrast with the action
of the postmaster at Helena where the
cfice was open all day, where Che post
master is true american citizen, and
where the banks were doing business as
usual.
So writes q travelling salesman
who wishes to know upon what au-
thority a postmaster at Livingston
or elsewhere closes q United States
port Office in recognition Of a Ro.
man Catholic celebration.
Knights Of Columbus Day foct.
12) is not d national holiday
though papist politicians have
succeeded in their efforts to make
Il legal holiday in numerous
states, on6 Of which (Alabauia)
has just repealed that piece Of Ro-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01
ADJ. GEN. DOES HIS DUTY
Denies Use Of Armory to Sim
Fein Trouble Makers

Tacoma, Oct. 15.Use Of the TIA.
coma state sF1nory here for a meet
ing to be addressed by Eamonn de
Valera was refused in a letter re-
ceived tonight by the Central Ia
Dor Council from Harvey j. Moss.
Adjutant General Of the state.
DE Valera is scheduled to sneak
here under union labor auspices
November IL and the council an
nounced tonight that an appeal
will be made to Governor Louis r
Hart to oyerrule the adjutant, 4
decision.
General Moss in his letter states
that it is his understanding that
the address is to be directed
against the constituted government
OF Great Britain, and for that rea-
SON application Of the council and
the Irish societies Of this city Is
denied.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01
SINN FEIN SORE AT
AMERICAN LEGION
Hibernlans Declare War On
Soldiers 0rganization

Philadelphia Refusal Of the Anaeri
can legion in Pennsylvania to reconsider
its action in publishing resolutions call.
ing Eamon de Valera, president of the
Irish republic, "tIaitor,'' has caused
q large number Of members Of the An.
cient Order Of Hibsrnians to urge that
the order ask those afiliated with It %
resign from the legion.
Here is another example Of Ro.
man Catholic determination to de-
stroy what it can't control. The
American Legion, at its state con-
claye in Pennsylvania, adopted
strong resolutions condemning
Sim Feinism and its jail-bird
spokesman.
Now the pope's Hibernians de-
mand that the Legion's action be
reconsidered and its characteriza-
tion Of DeValera as a traitor be
repudiated or the pope's Irish will
withdraw from the new order.
To the everlasting honor Of the
Legion, be it said, it has refused to
comply with the demands Of these
alien-minded dupes of popery. The
Legion stands on its Americanism
and is not to be bluffed by Irish
hyphenates. And it is perhaps the
best thing that could have hap.
pered if the Hibernians carry out
their threats. for it will separate
the goats from the flock and relieve
the Legion Of their communicating
presence.
The American Legion is for one
hundred-p er-cent Americanism
which is the article. most needed in
this country at this time. Let the
sitting process 60 on.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01

ganda and Jesuit intrigue. This
agitation which threatens to cul.
inmate in slaughter is too plainly
the product Of priestcraft to be de-
nied-especially if world con-
science and world judgment ara
once aroused. Popery may sacri-
flee tho flower Of Irish manhood
in its reckless disregard for hu-
man welfare; but if that crime Is
perpetrated it viii react upon the
meters and reveal the author of
Ireland's fate with grim and un-
erring accuracy.
We know well enough who ths
meters Of Sim Feinism are IN
America. The priests and other
agents OF popery are at the fore
front Of every move made by De
Valera and his gang on this side
of the Atlantic. The same craft
IS plying the same propaganda in |
Ireland, and the inspiration Of the
whole turbulent outburst comes |
from the one center Of popery-.
the vatican throne.
The reigning pope was willing /,
to have his own slaughtered inI
Belgium without protest or inter.
ference, and it may be that he
dreams Of world sympathy with
his monarchy after he sends South
Ireland to slaughter. II not. hoI
had better call of his dogs Of war,
and do what he can to restore
some : n degree Of sanity among his
following.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01

There are two kinds Of Roman
Catholics-two classes Of Catholics
which are as distinct as the peas
antry and the aristocracy Of a me-
diaeyal empire; there are the mil
lions Of paying dupss, and the
thousands Of preying clergy. The
latter own and operate the corpor-
alton for the selfish benefit Of their
class The clergy are the leaders
and the laity are mere followers.
The Roman empire with its papal
kaiser does not differ materially
from the late empire Of the Hchers
zollerns.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01
Sim FEIN PLANS
BLOODY REVOLUTION
Will "ShOGk the Conscience Of
the World in Attempt

The New York Sun of Oct. /:
fifty celebrated Knights Of Colum
bus Day by publishing a two-col
umn communication from one
Shaw Desmond, London, which i,
decidedly fierce in the quality soi
its Sim Feinism. 1t begins thus
This is Ireland's hour. There is no,
an Irishman throughout the world who
does not feel it. England herself il
feeling it. Even her statesmen, policy.
muddled, have the dim foreshadowing.
In the twilight Of the gods that to-day
broodS over Ireland the Irishman,
whether FISHERMAN or Southerner, feels
1t. 1t is feeling that rises above eco.
nomic contentious, above policy, above
reason itself.
Whether Sim Fein feeling has
risen above reason, or has got
away from sanity by some other
route, we will leave to the reader.
The above is reprinted merely to
show the bias of the gentleman
whom we will quote further. Near
the close Of the article he says:
] believe that Griffith and de Valera,
although do not know either the one
or tho other, feeling that the hour, which,
IT allowed to pass, may not return, has
come, the psychological moment when
ireland has the ear of the ,corld, are
determined 10 put all on a throw Of the
dice. They know, none better, that the
young Irishmen who have been drilling
have not dogs chance, because the
machine gun has made successful rebel.
lion impossible in our times--but If the
solution does not come in some other
way out Of the lap of fate--ond they
knoto tho solution FOR pbiok they drc
hoptng--I believe they are determined to
plunge ireland within short time into
q bloody revolution that will focus the
eyes Of the world--a hopeless holocaust
in which the flower Of her manhood will
die-but in dying will so shock the con.
science Of the world that the giving of
self government to ireland win become
imperative.
In other words, the Sim Fein
leaders have decided on ''hope-
less holocaust. " They are going to
shock the conscience of the world
by plunging Ireland into a bloody
revolution, and by leading the
mass Of their following to death.
If those who plan such a catas-
trophe were not bereft of reason
and infamed with the fever Of
their self-induced excitement, they
would know that when the con,
science Of the world is smitten by
such slaughter the worlds intelli-
gence will also become active
enough to judge clearly and render
Judgment righteously.
This is like the pctulance Of an
infant that threatens
because denied its unrea-
'onable and impossible desire. II
g the proof Of a diseased mental
The papist Irish have
,luffed and clustered so long that
hey have become desperate and
unbalanced.
Such is the fruit of papal propa-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01

man Catholic legislation and re.
stored Oct. 12 to its place in the
American calendar.
The Livingston incident has
probably been duplicated in many
places where papists and knights
OF Columbus are in public Office
and take 1t upon themselves to
make such public Offices papist
conveniences.
Is It not about time to discover
and determine whether Uncle Sam
controls the postal system or to
what extent it has been turned
over to the Italian popef
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01

I@T1T is HENCEFoRTH the permanent policy Of this
t paper TO support candidate for public Office unless
8l such candidate publicly makes his position clear and
satisfactory on the mbjsct Of political ROmanrn; and
no preference or favor viii be given any political party
which does not make like satisfactory declaration In its
platform Politicians win time and expense by under
standing that this papers influence Is not for sale
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01

ETHIS PAPER STANDS for national unity--one coun.
l try allegiance one flag one language one school
M With due regard for the religious convictions Of every
person. it is opposed to political Romaninn dead
iest menace to American cvizatonand to the persistent
meddng Of the papa monarchy in the public affairs Of this
country by Of its clerical agents and emssaries who
are better known as the Roman Catholic clergy.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01

CALIFORNIA BROTHER =
Yes, your orders are coming
through. Fifteen this year. Keep
them coming.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01

NEW YORK BRoTHER-Two
fifty-dollar bills arrived. Thanks.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-11-01

Continued on Page 8, Column 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
JACKETS DEFEAT INDIANS
TRIUMPH OVER WILLIAM
AND MARY BY ONE POINT
Randolph Macon Eleven Surprise.
Football Fans by Scoring In First
Five Minutes.
Randolph Macon yesterday

Randolph Macon yesterday upset
the dope and defeated the fast Will
liam and Mary eleven. to g. The
jackets outpiayed the Indians in all
dcpartmen,s or the game. and the
The Jackets touchdown came IN the
first five minutes Of play. ms a result
Of Watching the ball. After a double
picked up the pigskin, and outdis-
tanccd his pursuers for the first touch
down. Gcttlc kicked goal
The Indians tally came as a result
OF beautiful broken field twenty
hve-yard run by White; This minia-
TYRE back wa, was the Indian a,,, star. His
ing Jackets brought the stands to
heir feet: White. Goslee, Weikle, Get
formers Of the afternoon.
The game was a clean, good cXhi-
bition Of college football.
IN tie first quarter neither team was
able TO make gains. until Bu;tcrworth.
recovering a tumble, made his scnsa-
tIonal run for touchdown. Then the
Indians picked up and gained forty
yards. They were unable TO mold the
ball. and ii went over. Randolph
Macon then gained fifty yards by con
sistent playing. and the quarter ended
with Randolph Macon on tie twenty
tivc-yard line.
In the second period the Indians
ram The ball straight down the field
20 the one-yard line. White featured
scoring BY one foot. the Asllande rs
presenting stone wall TO his attack.
Celtic kicked. anG White squirmcd
through twenty-five yards for a touch
down Goslce failed TO kick goal. In
the remaining few minutes no head
way could be made by either team.
Close kicked off IT the beginning of
The third period. Cochran receiving.
tbs quarter seemed to be n punting
contest. neither side having an adj
vantage. Very few first downs were
credited. The last quarter was merely
up and down the field. Randolph
Macon was the offensive during
practically the whole game.
The dope on this game was in favor
Of William and Mary, as they had won
from the Jackets in tie last meeting.
The jinx that has been following the
Jackets throughout the season failed
to show UP. however. and the Ashland
aggregation demonstrated the full
value OF tleir machine for tho first
time. William and Mary put up a
game fight, however. and once had
the ball within the ten-yard line. With
one yard TO go on the fourth down.
GoSlee was showed back. and the ball
went over. Credit is 20 be given to
Driver for the way in which his team
went through their shift plays. Only
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Of tree give him direction. the dark
est night was an open book to MIN.
i>ouey was my ideal he taught me
20 shoot. hunt and fish. Explained the
secrets of the forest and introduced
me to Dame Nature. He was the NOV
ing spirit that put mc in the shooting
world.
the winning of the Mercer County.
ilI championship in 1876. ] still have
that trophy and prize it highly. I have
as large 20 me although the height
was only about four INCHES. After
shooting tame. and wi!d pigeons, glass
balls Ligowski clay pigeons. Peoria
Black birds, etc In 1891. as a mem
Der OF the Northern Team. toured
the South. visiting the principal cities.
and returned undcfeated. T.. :. Rice.
of Chicago, in 1891 organized a team
Of twelve Western shooters. and en-
tered them in the Grand American
Handicap the premier shooting event
OF the world. which was held IN New
York. No Western man had ever won
this annual contest.
on his team were DR.: Carver. Grimm,
Williamson. Dunnell, Merrill, Powers,
vorhis. EinEhaIn,s Budd. Gilbert. stan.
days TO finish the shoot From start TO
finish the Western contingent wer.
in evidence. At tho CONCLUSION, had
only contestant to turn in pcrfec'
score.
was captured by MIR. Ed. Fultord. OF
New York won the honors for the
East. Mr.. Z. S. Rice. in 1899. organized
4 second party with s'xty-fivc shooters
in linz. to again attempt the capture
OF the Grand American Championship.
Winning the Championship.
was also member OF this party.
This was another three day affair, with
2G3 contestants facing the traps. Eight
men tied for first place. OF which |
was one. The tie was shot OF on ~
ln.ss-and out race. The honors again
te!l TO my share on the thirty-thi:d
bird
had captured the premier trapshoot.,
Ing event Of the world for the second
time. No other shooter has ever du-
pl!cated this performance. In 1907. the
All-Amc!ican team was sent abroad
by the American people to compete In
the International shoots. II was my
honor 10 be elected captain OF the
team. We met all corners ana
turned "a America wit han uniHtcr-
ruptcd SUGGESTIONS OF victories. OF
THIS trip ! Will write more later.
Since my return with the N-Ameri-
can team 1 have been. ard am at the
present writing, actively engaged N
the trapshootinG game. Attending all
OF the interstate and many OF the state
,ournaments Am personals &C,
the ,rapshooters. who have been con-
nected with this sport for any length
of time. many of them 1 have not met
in recent years.
now desire 20 extend The glad hand
of good fellowship through the columns
OF this paper TO all OF my old and
prospective friende.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
'ALCARD| WINS HANDICAP
KINGS SPORT ATTRACTS
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WARI;ENToN, VA. so i,.1rhe
Warrcnton Hunt races under the sane
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Ereai numbers both from The Eastern
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First race. the Fauquier for three
he nat Winners-Firs, rapp. Owner.
W. r. Wilkinson; second. Dadi. owner
X: Goohiow; third; 81 Galiahad H..
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Second race. the TurIScy-run Stccplc-
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~" miles over brush course. purse TO
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Ambrose Clark In this race Mrs W.
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Third race, stce plcchase for hunters,
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% 20 sfeon nn nnd Mn, inrd RlaeS WnpsT
second, Black. Amber. owner. FoNhali
keen": third. Catamount, owner r. l..
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v-ar-oids ana upward at tHo and one
half miles. Purse $1,000 TO winner. $500
second ana 500 third. Winner: AL
gard. owner. r. NJ. Taylor: second, Qu.l
BOnhcur, owner, Airs. T.. Ambrose
Clark third. Florence X, owner.
Charles T.. Perkins.
Fifth, race, IN. Eroadyiew. one, AMI
vcar-olds and upward. carrying purse
Of $500 for winner, $50 and $40 to
second and third. Winner: Candidate IL,
owner. Mrs. T.. Ambrose Clark: second.
Anne Excellence, owner, George Slater;
third. Lewis Upper, owner, Charles =.
Perkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
us. Pennsylvania Gets
Into Atlantic Fleet Race
IBy Associated Pres,.I

WASHINGTON. Nov. I5.-'rhr
football cham pionship Of the At
lnhtic Fleet lies between the tenn
OF inc L. y. =. Pennsylvania md
the winner OF the pIayofY hrtwern
the teams OF rhe naval training
Stations at Newport md Hampton
NonuS. The championship gume
WI, VIII be played In Washington ON
thanksgiving Dny.
Hechuse of the tie between the
TWO training stations In the game
today another game will he played
saturday ut Hampton Hoads to de-
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cham pionshIp.
The L. =. =. Pennsylvania team
got INTO the running for the cham
pionnhip by defeating the team OF
the L. -. 5. Nevada mt New York
today by scOrc of 30 tn d.
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