SPAIN TO RESTORE CHURCH IF FRANCO WINS

Tht Register Has the Intematiosal News Service (W ire and H a il), the N. C. W. C. News Service (Including Radios and Cables), Its Own Special Service. Lomen Service of China, International Illustrated News, and N . C. W , C. Fietnre Service. Listening In PROPAGANDA CONCORDAT IS Local Local Burke's Peerage, Baronet­ Edition Edition age, and Knightage, published OF ATHEISTS TO BE MADE in London, has broken down a heavy aristocratic bar this THE year. It has asked a large number of outstanding Amer­ BEING SHOWN WITH VATICAN icans (of British, Scotch, Welsh, and Irish ancestry), Large Collection Illustrating Vicious Sub­ Truly Catholic Spkit Manifested Behind to submit biographical and ancestral data about them­ versive Literature Arranged by REGISTER(Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) Nationalists’ Line; Wide Support selves. These facts will be To Cause Is Given included in the Coronation Priest and Editor VOL. XIII. No. 44 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, OCT. 31, 1937 TWO CENTS Year Edition. More than New York.— The most complete collection of anti- Bilbao.— General Francisco Franco, who on his ac­ 1.000 years of genealogical God literature and propaganda ever assembled in the cession to supreme command of the Nationalist movement and heraldic history are to United States is being exhibited here by the Trinity league a year ago promised to work toward a concordat with be recorded, with the com­ Most Representative and will be sent to other places to prove the anti-religious ley, the American Mercury says in boosting him as a candidate for KCT the Vatican should his program succeed, declares in an plete family histories, and character of present-day subversive movements. The President. Canny Farley, Catholic and right-hand man of Franklin mm interview with the Rev. Manuel Grana that the constitu­ biographies o f more than material, being gathered from all over America and D. Roosevelt, averred: “I've learned never to deny or admit anything.” tion under which he proposes to govern Spain will contain -10,000 members o f British Europe, illustrates the type of vicious propaganda being He is shown on his western trip as he was welccnted at Eugene, Ore., no anti-religious clauses. “ Spain will not be without-a titled families. There will be by Lorraine Barker and asked for his autograph by Tommy Hawn, SOCIAL SGIOOL fostered by Communists in Russia, Spain, and the United who is already collecting famous signatures at the age o f two. Catholic university,” he says. “ The Spanish State will more than 3,000 pages. States; by Nazis in Germany, and other radicals in this contribute to the restoration of churches and seminaries Our British cousins are country and abroad. and will make provision for the clergy. Little by little, like the Church in her great Blasphemous cartoons, carica­ AT laws will be issued regarding these ecclesiastical processions, in tures, pamphlets, m agazines, points, which are to be specified in insisting upon proper pre­ hooks, posters, and other materials a future concordat with the Holy See.” In his state, “ there will be cedence, and His Majesty’s are among the more than 1,000 Washington.— A faculty of rec­ U. S. Physician Prelate Outlines pieces already . collected by the fewer rich and fewer poor.” Officers of Arms have helped ognized experts directs graduate Rev. Paul B. Ward, C.S.P., and students in their studies at the At Burgos, where a great reli­ Burke's in working out the David Gordon, editor of Wisdom, Catholic university’s school of so­ gious ceremony marked Franco relative precedence o f nearly Trinity league publication. cial science, opened this fall with day, first anniversary of the gen­ Much of the anti-God material eralissimo’s taking full command, Amazed at Seeing 30.000 distinguished person­ W e a p s to Beat the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis J. Haas is cleverly conceived, attractively he said: “ Our army has been de­ ages o f Great Britain and the as dean. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John presented, and printed on fine A. Ryan, director of the N.C.W.C. layed by the international hordes British Commonwealth o f Na­ paper. Vividly colored atheistic Social Action department, heads — not Spanish Reds, the sons of tions. Helpers of Satan magazines and posters issued by the list of professors. Spain, but the scum of Europe . . . Cure in Lourdes the Soviet government, similar Monsignor Ryan is giving a Once more is given to ^us Span­ material issued by the German course in “ Principles of Social iards the glory of raising our How interesting it will be, bayonets in defense of civiliza­ Vatican City.—Good preaching, Nazis, and a special section on Ethics.” The Rev. Dr. Edgar Paris.— After witnessing Ma­ up in heaven, to Patrick Mc­ tion, the Christian spirit, and Oc­ deleine Loyer suddenly discard efforts to spread Catholic truth, “ Lies About Spain,” propaganda Schmiedeler, O.S.B., head of the Nulty and Brigid Mulligan, cidental culture.” Seated behind brace and crutches at Lourdes, an development of the native clergy, issued by the Leftists in Spain, N.C.W.C. Rural Life bureau, who came in the steerage are featured in the exhibit. teaches a course on “ Family Life.” him when he made this statement American physician rushed to and right social action are the were Isidro Cardinal Goma y Paris to consult Dr. Corvisi, who from Ireland in the 50’s, to four weapons that can defeat “the A chart of the Communist party Other courses include: “ Govern­ organization in California, pre­ ment Efforts Toward the Control Tomas, Primate of Spain; Arch­ had attended the woman. The look down and see their missionaries of Satan,” who are bishop Ildebrando Antoniutti, and pared by that state’s criminal in­ of Economic Life” and “ An Anal­ story of the American’s amaze­ spreading atheism and Commu­ a number of Bishops. descendants landing, in a vestigation Dureau and typical of ysis of Economic Theories in the ment at witnessing the cure is told nism throughout the world, the That Franco’s word is good is book, among all the high the Red lineup in other states, is Light of Unrestrained Labor Com­ by Abbe Ambler, the woman’s pas­ Most Rev. Archbishop Celso on display, as are publications of shown in the spirit being fostered tor in Paris. Lords and Ladies, Earls, Vis­ Costantini said in a lecture at the petition,” Marius Fariolette, U. S. behind his extensive lines. There American freethinkers, radi­ department of agriculture; “ The Madeleine Loyer, an invalid for counts, Princes, Dukes, and Propaganda college. Archbishop life is permeated with a truly cals, and atheistai Special collec­ Relation of Government to Indus­ seven years, had been operated on King. It would be more in­ Costantini is secretary of the tions are being made of literature Catholic spirit. In towns through­ for a brain tumor and spinal Sacred Congregation for the try,” Dr. Leon Henderson, former­ out Nationalist territory, millions teresting if the Irish-Ameri- issued by subversive peace socie­ ly director of research and plan­ trouble by Dr. de Martel, eminent Propagation of the Faith. ties and by gp-oups within the flocked to their churches to cele­ surgeon on the staff of the Ameri­ cans could go back into their Speaking on “ The Anti-Christ ning of the National Recovery ad­ brate Franco day. WPA. ministration and now consulting can hospital at Neuilly. Her right own history. Every noted Irish in the Missions,” the Archbishop side had been paralyzed for five family had its crest of arms economist of the WPA; “ The His­ said that it is no longer sufficient tory of the American Labor Move­ As General Franco again tells years. Dr. Corvisi said of her: for missionaries to confine them­ l>efore the ancestors o f most Japanese Priest ment,” Dr. Lyle Cooper of the the world of his plans for a Chris­ “ Madeleine Loyer was absolutely of those personages who now selves to liturgical and devotional National Labor Relations board; tian Spain, news from other parts dependent upon the brace ^nd the activities. It is necessary for vaunt them had the faintest Dies While Giving “ Current Economic Theory,” Dr. of the globe shows the type of crutches and could not walk with­ them to penetrate every side of George Brown of the Catholic uni­ support his regime is receiving. In out them.” On her visit to Lourdes idea o f what heraldy meant. life in spreading God’s truth. versity; “ The History of Political Paris letters written by Jean Car­ she was cured instantly So that she (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) (Turn to Pages — Column S) Holy Communion Thought in the United States,” Dr. dinal Verdier, Archbishop of could walk easily with none of the Richard Purcell of the Catholic Paris, and the Most Rev. Arthur aids to which she had been ac­ 50 of Hierarchy to Attend Rochester Event Osaka, Japan.— While distribut­ university, and “ Study of Wages, (Turn to Page S — Colum n 1) customed for years. ing Holy Communion at Mass a Hours, and Costs of Living,” of­ 76-year-old Japanese priest, the ficials of the bureau of Labor Illegal Procedure Is Charged Rev. Nagata Tatsunosuka, lost 'Farley signs autograph' statistics. BISHOP JAMES E. KEARNEY consciousness and, in spite of has­ tily summoned medical assistance, died soon after. Father Tatsuno­ Oklahoma Bishop Begins KANSAS REFORM SCHOOL suka was in charge of the Chris­ Bishop Walsh Will OfHciate at Ceremony Legion of Christ, King TO BE INSTALLED NOV, 11 tian community of Nishinomiya, a Oklahoma City. — To conform nosition he had held since 1933. the lives of people more closely to "He was greatly admired and be­ that of Chri.st’s, the new Legion of S T E R ILIZE S 62 GIRLS Rochester, N. Y.— (Special)— ent Adminisrator of the diocese, loved by all classes of people. Abbot O^Brien Blessing The second Bishop of Rochester the Rt. "Rev. Msgr. William M. Christ the King was inaugurated will extend a welcome to his third throughout the Oklahoma City- Hays, Kan.—^(INS) — Answer­ she saw for operations stated that Hart, and by the diocesan con- 4 C.Y.O. Priests Busy Tulsa diocese by the Most Rev. successor in nine years when the suitors when his train stops in ing the former superintendent’s the subject was imbecilic Or suf­ Most Rev. Archbishop Thomas F. Bishop Francis C. Kelley. Every fering from a venereal disease. Buffalo. W^ith Delinquent Boys At Newark to Be Nov. 1 defense of sterilization operations Hickey, who resigned as Ordinary man, woman, and youth, Catholic The present superintendent of the The installation Mass is sched­ and non-Catholic, is eligible to at a Kansas Girls’ Industrial of the diocese in 1928, greets the Newark, N. J.— (Special)— the institution, Mrs. Blanche Peterson, Most Rev. James E. Kearney at his uled to be held in the pro-Cathe- Detroit.— The corrective field of Oct. 28, 1885. He went to school join. There are no officers, ex­ school, Mrs. Katheryn McCarthy, is entirely free of blame, Mrs. Mc­ installation on Thursday, Nov. 11. dral of the Sacred Heart at 10 juvenile delinquency occupies Rt. Rev. Patrick-M. O’Brien, O.S. in Manchester and at Holy Cross cept the general director, no dues, former state representative, lev­ Carthy said. Bishop Kearney, who has headed o’clock on Nov. 11. About 50 most of the time of four archdioc­ B., will be blessed as fourth Abbot college, Worcester,, Mass. After and no state-wide meetings. A eled charges against the institute’s members of the Hierarchy are ex­ daily prayer and imitation of The reasons usually given, the the Diocese of Salt Lake since esan C.Y.O. priests with boys at of St. Mary’s abbey here Monday entering the Benedictine order at administration after a visit to the former representative said, were pected to be present. St. yincent's archabbey, Latrobe, Christ are the only requirements. schools. Sixty-two girls have been 1932, will be installed as fifth the juvenile detention home and morning, Nov. 1, by the Most Rev. that the girls were “ obstrepero'us” Pa., in 1914, he studied at St. An­ reported sterilized. Bishop of Rochester by His Emi­ Following the Mass, a clergy in the juvenile court, and as chap­ Thomas J. Walsh, Bishop of New­ or “ incorrigible.” I The Catholic nence, Patrick Cardinal Hayes, banquet will be given in honor of lains at the county jail, the Boys’ selm’s in Mancdiester and was or­ First Rosary Church Informed that Miss Lulu Coy,- ark. The Most Rev. Thomas H. dained in Manchester by the late Church* regards directly procured Archbishop of New York. Bishop Kearney. Monsignor Hart Vocational school at Lansing, and McLaughlin, Auxiliary Bishop of ner, for 17 years superintendent sterilization as forbidden by the Bishop Kearney was a priest in will be toastmaster, Archbishop at three summer camps. The St. Bishop Albert Guertin May 29, Opened in Palestine at the Beloit Girls’ Correction Newark, will give the sermon at 1920. After 12 years of teaching, natural law except as a punish­ Cardinal Hayes’ archdiocese be­ Hickey will extend the welcome of Vincent de Paul society is a large the Mass. Assisting Abbots will be Jerusalem. — The first Rosary school, had defended the practice ment for serious crime.] fore being named to the Salt Lake the people of Rochester to their contributor to the financial sup­ he was made pastor of St. Joseph’s church in Palestine has been on the grounds that only “ those the Rt. Rev. Alcuin Deutsch, O.S. church, Maplewood, N. Y. He held Moreover, parents were not “ al­ see. He was consecrated Bishop (Turn to Pages — Colum n 6) port of the four priests. B., of St. John’s abbey, College- opened in Jerusalem, at the main girls unfit for motherhood were ways notified,” as Miss Coyner by Cardinal Hayes on his 48th that position when he was elected convent of the Arab congregation sterilized,” Mrs. McCarthy said ville, Minn., president of the Abbot in August. claimed, Mrs. McCarthy asserted. birthday, Oct, 28, 1932, and now American Cassinese congregation of the Rosary Sisters. that none of the numerous orders She continued: five years later will be installed Adequate Basic Wage Scales Are Need of Benedictines, and the Rt. Rev. “ I went over to the school and by his former Metropolitan and Bertrand Dolan, O.S.B., of St. America Youth Congress Is Scored talked to some of these- girls. Why, his consecrator. The Most. Rev. Anselm’s abbey, Manchester, N. H. the parents of one don’t know ycb Stephen J. Donahue, Auxiliary Fatherhood of God The Mass at which the new Ab­ that she has been operated upon. Bishop of New York, will cele­ bot will be blessed is scheduled In another case, the mother brate, the installation Mass. to begin at 10 o’clock in St. Mary’s RADICAL FACTIONS QIVE learned of her daughter’s steriliza­ When he arrives in Rochester at Plea Made by Priest abbey church. The ceremony is tion only through the mother of 6:22 the evening of Nov. 10, one of the most magnificent in the another girl who visited her Bishop Kearney will be given a New York.— "While we have basic wage scales, increased taxes ritual of the Church, closely re­ daughter at the hospital at Lan­ huge civic reception in the waiting labored for a brotherhood of man, for the support of the indigent sembling that of the consecration CHALLEN(JE TO CATHOLICS sing where she was operated upon. room of the New York Central have we given sufficient considera­ aged, and more emphasis on spirit of a Bishop. The girl told her parents to notify station, where 7,000 persons are tion to the Fatherhood of God?” ual values as objectives of social the mother of her friend that she, Abbot O’Brien succeeds the Rt. Fort Wayne, Ind.— The grow­ expected to gather. The Bishop the Rev. William C. Keane, presi­ work. N.C.W.C. Catholic Youth bureau, in Milwaukee. Under the label too. had been sterilized. will be met in Buffalo bv the pres­ Rev. Ernest Helmstetter, O.S.B., ing influence of radical factions in told the delegates: of democracy, provision was made dent of the New York State Con­ Father Keane, director of Cath­ as head of St. Mary’s, which is 80 “ There were any number of let­ ference on §ocial Work, asked at olic Charities in the Albany dio­ the American Youth congress of­ “ The American Youth congress for participation in that cong:ress ters of protest on file there from years old in 1937. The new Abbot offers you a definite- challenge. by a great variety of young people the annual meeting of the confer­ cese, spoke with Mayor La Guardia was born in Manchester, N. H., fers a direct challenge to Catholic parents whose daughters had been ence. He recommended adequate of New York, Harry L. Hopkins, young p.opU to develop leader­ Last July over 1,000 delegates, reflecting the views of extreme ordered sterilized, and I have federal WPA administrator, and ship in literature, politics, peace, representing youth groups in radicalism as well as the views of (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 7) Cause Advances William A. Hodson, commissioner Extraction Ends Pain labor, education, social work, mar­ every section of the country, met the most conservative elements. of public welfare of New York Caused Pope by Molar riage, and family life, said the While the congnress could not be city. Rev. Vincent Mooney, C.S.C., at On Charities Tour definitely labeled Communistic, “ While we are trying to reduce the firet meeting of the Fort nevertheless, the radical youth P E E L groups were decidedly vocal and BISlOP IRETON dependency,” he asked, “ have we Vatican City.— Pope Pius suc­ Wayne' diocesan Catholic Youth not an obligation to insist that an cessfully withstood the extraction organization. Six hundred dele­ quite influential when the votes adequate wage prevail rather than of a molar that had been causing gates from 147 parishes met under were counted. to attempt to stretch an inade­ him much suffering. The dentist the direction of the Most Rev. “ The delegates to the American Youth congress were young—-the POICEPOLSSORL quate wage to meet the needs of a had hesitated several days before John F. Noll, Bishop of Fort l O P B E A C l U T family?” While mass relief ad­ deciding to extract on account of Wayne. average age was from 18 to 19 years— but they were zealous for ministration has perhaps made so­ the Pope’s weak heart. Father Mooney, director of the cial workers less interfering and the cause and expressed their com­ Ossining, N Y.— Maryknoll mis­ plete willin£;ness to make any more tolerant in regard to the per­ sions in China are out of the di­ sacrifice demanded of them. They S sonal liberty of clients, has such rect line of fighting, but bombing discussed their recreational prob­ •of towns in which they are estab­ tolerance tended to lessen respect for the laws of God and man? Is EDUCATION OF CITIZENS lems to be sure, but, what is more lished and th ' rapidly increasing important, they treated such Richmond, Va.— The Most Rev. cost of living are making them feel there not a trend toward an ab­ topics as agriculture, labor, social sence of basic ' ethical principles Peter L. Ireton, Coadjutor Bishop the effects of the Sino-Japanese (Turn to Page S — Colum n 1) in certain case work theories that of Richmond, will preach a f the war. Missions in Toi Shaan, DEMOCRACY SAFEGUARD eighth annual Field Mass ir Brent* Kongmoon vicariate, and in Wu- are influenced by the philosophy of relativity?” cemetery at Aquia, burial place of chow and Kweilin, Wuchow pre­ Modern Woman Is Virginia’s Catholic pioneers, Sun­ fecture, were undamaged when the Washington.— Democracy, easi­ suading it to acceptance of the day, Oct. 31. The Rev. Dr. Francis towns were bombed. est government to form and hard­ discipline without which a democ­ Lacking, Declares J. Byrne, diocesan superintendent The Rev. John Romaniello, M.M., Plans Announced est to preserve, can best be safe­ racy may easily degenerate into of schools, will celebrate tho Mass and the Rev. Robert W. Greene, guarded by educating the citizens anarchy. Monsignor Sheen at the Fathei Walter Nott me­ M.M., en route from the United ForGorgas Contest in their responsibilities So said “ The very virtues of democracy, morial altar, erected beside the States to K w eilin , Northern the Rev. Dr. Edmund A. Walsh, especially its broad, humane tol­ graves of settlers who came from Kwangsi province, were unable to Washington.—Announcement of S.J., vice president of George­ eration that extends the franchise New York. — (Special) — De­ Maryland to Virginia in 1647. proce^ beyond Wuchow. the Ninth Gorgas Memorial Essay town university, in a radio ad­ to every adult citizen fulfilling the nouncing the “ so-called modem The Mass will celebrate the contest has been made by Admiral dress sponsored by the General easy requirements now in force, woman,” whom he described as clearing of the debt of the Rich­ Ossining, N. Y.—The Maryknoll Cary T. Grayson, chairman of Federation of Women’s Clubs. exposd it to the foibles and the having once been superior to men mond Catholic Women’s club on leper asylum being built at Ngai the board of directors of the Gor­ “ Government in this land,” he conspiracy of demogagues as read­ but now fallen to their equal, the great bronze crucifix erected Moon in South China has been gas Memorial institute. The sub­ said, “ is responsive to the popular ily as to the beneficent ideals of Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen of the Cath­ on the highway between Fred­ destroyed by a typhoon, which ject assigned for this year is “ The will. . . . Hence the vital neces­ patriots and scholars. The free olic university, Washington, de­ ericksburg and Washing ;on. also wrecked the temporary asylum Achievements of William Craw­ sity of informing that will with a atmosphere of democracy can fended the ideal Christian woman In 1571, years before the set­ in the cemeteries of Sunqui. Care ford Gorgas and Their Relation sense of responsibility and per- generate a very deadly microbe as slkonger than man in a crisis. tlers came from Maryland and of lepers in this part of China A final step toward the beati­ to Our Health.” Schools through­ taking the form of the gross illu­ The Rev, Albert J. Murphy of Speaking before the Ladies’ years before Captain John‘ Smith wa.s entrusted to Maryknoll Fa­ fication o f Mother Frances Xavier out the country have been invited Brother of Archbishop sion that every man who breathes Cleveland, recently appointed as­ auxiliary of the Christian established his sturdy followers in thers Joseph A. Sweeney and Cabrini, founder of the Missionary to enroll. Participation is restricted its air becomes thereby a king in sistant secretary o f the National Brothers at a Communion break­ Virginia, eight Spanish Jesuits Francis J. Connors in 1933. When Sisters o f the Sacred Heart o f to students in the third and fourth Becomes English Mayor his own right. The safest prophy­ Conference o f Catholic Charities, fast in the Hotel Pennsylvania, landed at Aquia and were mar­ the typhoon struck. Father Swee­ Jesus, was taken when the Sacred years of high school. The con­ lactic against the intoxication of Washington, who is touring sev­ Msgr. Sheen said: “ The ideals of tyred by Indians. The martyrs ney was directing building opera­ Congregation o f Rites reviewed her test will close Jan. 21, 1938. Preston, Eng — A brother of license is sound education express­ eral o f the archdioceses and dio­ Christian womanhood were set at were Fathers Luis de Quiros, Juan tions at Ngai Moon, and Father case in the presence o f the Holy Students of Catholic high schools Archbishop Goodier, S.J., Oswald ing itself by unceasing repetition ceses in the interest o f the confer­ the supreme crisis of the world on Baptista de Segura, Baptista Men­ Connors was fighting a cholera Father. Mother Cabrini died in have been frequent winners of A. Goodier, K.C.S.G., is the first of the first lesson in freedom— ence. H e was formerly director Mount Calvary. There at the cross dez, Gabriel de Solis, Cristobal epidemic among the lepers at Chicago in 1917 and is buried in first national honors in the Catholic to become mayor of that representative democracy is a of the Child Guidance clinic in you have women faithful to the Redondo, Pedro Linares, Gabriel Sunqui. New York. contest. Preston since the Reformation. delegation of responsibility.” Cleveland. (Ben Strauss photo.) last when men failed.” Gomez, and Sancho Zeballos. PAG E TW O T H E REGISTER

nPilUtif'lj] f^nttlP f®*' t^e ApostoUe Delegation at Washington, D. C., is shown CHURCH TO BE RESTORED UCUUUJUI^ lycw n u iiw ,pp^^ „.chitect’s sketch. The edifice foUows the modified Roman Renaissance style adapted to American tastes. It wiU be three stories high, of lime­ m i E S i v . i i m KANSAS REFORM SCHOOL stone, and with a tile roof. The contract has been awarded for its construction and work will begin in WITH FRAHCO VICTORY November. The plans were prepared by Frederick V. Murphy of Washington. STERILIZES 62 GIRLS r (Continued From Page One) From Notre Dame, Ind., Arnold (Continued From Page One) “ Again, some of them said they Hinsley, Archbishop of Westmin- Lunn, British author and lecturer, photographic copies of orders call­ were told they would be permitted •ter, England, to Cardinal Goma sent a statement to the 150 signers of the American non-CathoUcs’ ing for the operations despite the to go home 30 days after their of Spain have been made public. operations, but they were not. Both prelates express their appre­ reply to the Spanish Bishops’ pas­ parents’ protests. toral. Mr. Lunn says that the Red “ This is not the first time that ciation to the Bi^ops of Spain for (Continued From Page One) “ I also read a letter written by the clear presentation of the story excesses in Spain are “ admitted this school has been in the lime­ new spiritual father. Cardinal light. There was a court hearing o f the civil war in their joint pas­ facts,” and offers to debate any Miss Coyner to Dr. Leo V. Tur- Hayes will speak briefly, and over conditions there some years toral. chosen champion of the Red re­ geon, a member of the new board Bishop Kearney will respond to ago, but I find now that the dis­ gime on the proposition “that the of administration, urging the new defeat of the Valencia govem- the greetings given him. trict court records of that hearing officials to continue the steriliza­ mpnt is essential for the cause of Bishop Kearney was born at Red have been destroyed.” civilization,” and tells of the re­ Oak, la., Oct. 28, 1884, and was tions. The letter, dated last March pudiation of the Valencia regime taken East by his family when he 25, read in part: Radical Forces was two. He studied in New York . * PRIEST’S STRANGE by men who for years were lead­ and at the Catholic University of “ ‘Sixty-two girls have been MIXTURE HELPS HAIR! ers of a sane liberal movement in sterilized and three girls were Spain. America, Washington,, D. C. Or­ ACkmamOnmnity pint I'hwnlit'itmtM*OB CARE In New York, Gault MacGowan, dained priest in 1908, he served passed, that is, the commission de­ OF THE HAIR ii oov beui; ant free to eeelp loSatre, as assistant at St, Cecelia’s in New cided not to sterilize them. It deaeribee how to nae ike itnofe oomponnd (now Are Challenge to New York Sun correspondent in called HAIRMORE), mixed by Father James Qtlmon, York, then as pastor of St. Francis Spain, published in America an “ ‘Each case received due conr whkh grew perfect hair on bead of bald atadant Suet Xavier’s in the Bronx, also acting than, mote than {0,000 bottlea hare bem auooearfiiny article proving that the Commu­ sideration and most of the girls need, all royaltiea going to charity. Write for free nist propaganda machine in Spain as superintendent of parish schools who have appeared before the treatiaa to & B. GiUncTe (brother of Fatlar Gilmocal. has succeeded in winning sympa­ in the Bronx and lecturer at Good commission have been sterilized SEATTLE. WASH. Catholic Youth Counsel college. ZSIO UTH AVE. NOBTB, thy for Valencia by fooling corre­ despite the protests made by par­ spondents in “ Loyalist” territory. The fifth Ordinary of Rochester ents and relatives.’ will succeed the Most Rev. Ed­ (Continued From Page One) He calls the Valencia government “ In another part of the letter. ward Mooney, head of the new 82 Year Old legislation, education, with re­ “ arrogantly Communist.” Miss Coyner protested the board’s markable finesse. Adult observers In London, Brigadier-General Archdiocese of Detroit. The Dio­ action in ‘passing’ the three girls Doctor attending that congress were P. R. C. Groves, a non-Catholic cese of Rochester was erected in and going over her head by refus­ Takes Own amazed at their versatility and who visited many Nationalist 1868. Its first Bishop, the Most ing to take' her recommendations their familiarity with these sub­ courts martial in Spain, says that Rev, B. J, McQuaid, died in 1909 in the matter. Medicine jects. Despite their zeal, however, these trials are eminently fair. He and was succeeded by the Most to pep up the liver Rev. Thomas F, Hickey, who re-» “ Eight of these 62 girls v/sre the delegates for the most part himself, who long ago passed the unsexed, a much more serious op­ flow to 2 quarte daily. were storm-tossed — without a British bar examination in crimi­ sipTied in 1928, when he was made Feela young, happy, Titular Archbishop of Viraiacium. eration than sterilization. Girls enloye every minute of definite philosophy of life, without nal law, has sat on many British cannot be subjected to this opera­ life and laugtaa at the definite principles at their dis­ courts martial and has presided The third Bishop' was the Most O a lM m u . For consti­ Rev. John F. O’Hern, who served tion without being nervous wrecks posal which we Catholics possess. at some of them. the rest of their lives. pation, poor digestion, They naturally arrived at conclu- In Bilbao the Jesuit publication, only from 1929 to his death in joss of appetite and “ Another thing, the law pro­ ipep, nervousneea, neu- eions which Catholic youth could 1933, when Archbishop Mooney Razon y Fe (Reaeon and Faith), vides that the girls who are to be .raigia, biliouineaa, aal- not accept. Therein lies the chal- resuming publication after a took over the see. The diocese low complexion, dlxii- sterilized be notifed 30 days be­ le n ^ of the congress. year’s silence, officially declares has a Catholic population of neas, cramp, colic, coated tongue, foul breath ‘•We need today an army of itself in favor of the, Nationalist 223,117. fore their first hearing. Some of (sewer gas), etc., caused by inactive liver, LATE U. S. NEWS FLASHES the girls told me that the first write for Dr. Mebane’a Prescription No. 9999 Catholic youth thoroughly fa­ movement. It reveals that more (FOUR NINES). 100 tiny but full strength miliar with the Church’s teaching than 100 Jesuits have been killed news they had that they were to Detroit H onors Priest be operated upon was given them tablets only $i. If C.O.D., postage extra. l*egardlng labor, literature, poli­ by the Spanish Reds, that 100 U. S. Profetior Studying Abroad for retirement from employment Money back if first bottle doesn’ t fix you up. Thousands of Mercy Acts Reported just before their. final hearing. tics, and education. Once our more are unaccounted for. One Washington.— Granted a sabbat­ at the age of 65, unless tne board Milwaukee.— Thousands of cor­ Who Died 105 Years Ago .Address DR. MEBANE MEDICINE CO., 20T Catholic young people are so Jesuit who has been unharmed ical year by Geo^etown univer­ of trustees grants a year to year Detroit.— Father Gabriel Rich­ One told me she was notified of N. Michigan, Dept. D-4, Chicago, 111. poral works of mercy were per­ her impending operation on March equipped they will become a pow­ in Red Spain is Father Rodes, who sity, Dr. Hugh J. Fegan, assistant tenure with compulsory retirement formed last year by the members ard, who labored for 34 years in erful factor in counteracting the conducts the astronomical obser­ dean and professor of law, is pur­ at 70. the frontier town of Detroit, was 25 and sterilized April 17, less of the Good Samaritan guild of than a month afterwards. She efforts of youth leaders who have vatory at Tortose in Catalonia. suing special. research work and Aid in Federal Census Asked pastor of St. Anne’s parish for 24 MONEY-BACK the Apostolate of Suffering here. should have been notified in lost their moorings.” The government has no one who studies at Oxford university in Washington.— Religious orrani- Among the acts -performed by years, represented the territory in could take .his place. England. He is taking courses in zations throughout the nation nave congress, started the first school February for her first hearing in members of the guild last year March. RHEUMATIC Annual Education Rally In Paris a priest tells of his Roman law and the history of been asked to co-operate in the were visits to the sick in their in the area, was co-founder of to­ baptizing two Jewish converts in English law and enraging in ex­ task o f getting the message of the homes. In hospitals, in sanatoria, in day’s University of Michigan, PAIN KILLER Held in Albany Church Spain. The Jews were won to the tensive research work at the Bod­ federal unemployment census to brought the first printing press INVENTORS— Time eounta in applying convents, and in homes for the for patenti. Don’t riak delay in patenting Church by seeing “ the resignation leian library. all unemployed and partly-unem- aged; condolence calls made, fu­ west of the Alleghenies, began the first newspaper ip Michigan, and, your invention. Send eketch or model fhr Sufferers of rheumatic pains, neuritis, sciat. Albany, N. Y.— The annual edu- of Christians who preferred death Jeiuiti’ Names Forged ployed persons. Report cards con­ nerals attended, telephone calls inetruetions or write for new (8-page ica, lumbago, arthritis, neuralgiu, etc.! Will being first of all a jpriest, died of you make a iio*risk test to bring back the jo\ a tation demonstration of the Dio­ to apostasy.” Boston.— Efforts being made taining 14 questions will be dis­ made in behalf of sick or invalid FREE booklet, “ Patent Guide for the In­ of the days when pain did not bother you to cese of Albany was held in the Ca­ here to invalidate the nomination tributed to every home Nov. 16, persons, letters written for the the effects of Asiatic cholera suf­ ventor.” No charge for preliminary in­ fered in administering to the interfere with your work and make life a thedral of the Immaculate Concep­ papers of various mayoralty candi­ and the government has asked that sick, and various gifts presented formation. Prompt, careful, efficient misery? Just send for CLARK’S CAPSULES sick and dying in an epidemic 105 service. Clarence A. O’Brien and Hyman tion, here, before 2,000 student Prelate Outlines dates have caused 17 signatures these be'filled out and mailed by to shut-ins. today. No narcotics— no dope— yet this amaz* delegates and their religious teach­ appearing on one set of papers— NoV. 20. years ago, was honored by reli­ Berman, Registered Patent Attorneys, ing discovery must do the work or no cost. Latest Encyclical Published gious and civic programs held in 684-A Adams Building, Washington, D. C. Safer, faster, easier^to-take and more efficient ers. The demonstration was pre- signatures which purport to be the Pageant Draws CroTwds Washinrton. — The National Weapons to Beat Detroit than anything you have used before. aided over by the Most Rev. Ed­ indorsements of 16 Jesuit priests Chicago.—Light of Agee, a pag­ Catholic 'welfare Conference has mund F. Gibbons, Bishop of Al­ WILL YOU TEST AT OUR RISK? Helpers of Satan and one scholastic— to be branded eant in which is depicted the growth published in pamphlet form the $end no money! your package arrives, bany, who offered Solemn Bene­ as forgeries. The current investi­ of Chicago as a city of rmigious English translation of the latest Hierarchy Are Invited just deposit ^1.00 plus postage with postman. diction of the Blessed Sacrament gation led to a secret indictment freedom and tolerance, closed a ITCHING Try two daytf~lhen if you don’t know relief encyclical of His Holiness On ihe To Outdoor Celebration as you never before dared hope possible, re­ at the rally’s close. The entire (Continued From Page One) of one man on the charge of forg­ week’s presentation at the Civic l’Vhenver it oocuTB and bomrea: I Recitation of the Rosary, to Com­ Houston, Tex.— Invitations were I iiiilated the skin, xelieve it fj turn remaining capsules for your money back. program was broadcast over sta­ Speaking of the importance of ing the Jesuit's’ names. Opera house. The immense thea­ bat Modem EvUs, making the 16th Don’t put this off. Send totlay for CLARK’ S tion WOKO, Albany. extended to members of the Hier­ ^okly with soothing ■ native clergy, he said there are Nun-Foundre«i Dead ter was crowded to capacity for of the encyclicals and apostolic CAPSULES and know what glorious relief the opening night. The roectacle archy and priests, religious, and from pain they can bring. Write to 5,500 native priests and 18,500 San Francisco.— Sister Mary letters of the present Supreme laymen to attend the annual out­ California Parish Plans native seminarians in 23 missions Rose of Corpus Christi monastery, was given by members of Catholic, Pontiff which the publications de­ SAN EX CO. Dspt- A2 Protestant, and Jewish faiths. door celebration of the Feast of Minneapolis, Minnesota To Spend Half-Million in China, ten in Japan, six in Menlo Park, who has died, was partment of the conference has Christ the King at Villa de Matel Resinol India, and one in Korea that are one of the first sisters who came Theater Step Significant printed in uniform pamphlet size here. The Most Rev. Christopher San Francisco.— The Et. Rev. entrusted to native clergy. Na­ from Hunt’s Point, N. Y., to make Washington.— “ One of the most and style. Msgr. Thomas F. Millett, pastor of E. Byrne of Galveston will speak tive priests can be persecuted, but the foundation in California. She significant steps in the gradual Multitude to Pray for Paaco at the celebration. St. Catherine’s church, Burlin­ they cannot be expelled from the was 77 years old. decentralization of the American San Francisco.— Coming to­ Invest in S. V. D. Annuities game, has announced the inaug­ mission countries as fordgners. theater has been taken with the gether in Kezar stadium here Oct. uration of a $100,000 parish-wide Noted Prieet’s Jubilee Marked 9 Spanish Universities Income o f 5%-7% for Life To show the importance of St. Louis.— A belated celebra­ formal opening of the Catholic 31, in a public act of reparation campaign for the erection of a pa­ Send for Free Booklet Catholic social action in the tion of the 25th anniversary of the Theater conference’s national for the rejection of Christ by in­ Begin Study Courses rochial school and auditorium. The mission territories. Archbishop ordination of the Rev. Maximus headquarters at the Catholic Uni­ dividuals and nations, the people Salamanca, Spain. — Headquar­ REV. FATHER MAY campaign is the first step in a of the Archdiocese of San Fran­ Costantini cited actual instances Poppy, O.F.M., national secretary versity of America and the dis­ ters of the Spanish Nationalist SOCIETY OP THE DIVINE WORD TECHNY, ILL. building program that provides for in South Africa where its influ­ closure of its plans for the co-or­ cisco will offer “ united supplica­ an eventual expenditure of a half­ of the Third Order of St. Francis, forces here announced that nine ence has been successfully inter­ was held here. The actual anni­ dination of approximately 5,000 tions and prayers to the King of million dollars. universities in the territory under posed in opposition to Communism. versary occurred June 28, but Fa­ Catholic theater units throughout Peace to grant peace and tranquil­ their control have begun courses ther Poppy made no mention of It. the United States,” declared the lity to peoples and nations throughout the world.” of studies. In all of Spain there Erie Maryknoll Priest Gonzaga U. Gives Crosby When, later, his friends learned Rev. Dr. John H. Mahoney, presi­ are only 12 universities. Reaches China Safely of it, they insisted upon a cele­ dent of the conference. Natchez D.C.C-W. Head Chosen GREGORIAN MASSES Doctor of Music Degree bration. 30 to Servo on Memorial Body Natchez, Miss. — Mrs. Allye ** Erie, Pa.— ^Escaping from the Hootsell of this city was elected 5 Religious in Family (30 Olassea to b« ssid on 30 consoentiTO dsj^s) Spokane, Wash.— From now on, Washington. — The President 160-mile-per-hour fury of a ty­ Art Attociation Meet* president of the Natchez Diocesan for a deceased person can ordinarily not be oersolved by parish it’s Doctor Bing Crosby, Gonzaga has appointed 39 prominent Amer­ Survive Father Lirette phoon, the Rev, William J. Downs, St. Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind.— Council of Catholic Women. priests. We gratefully accept stipends for such Masses as well university, alma mater of the icans to serve on the National Com­ Orange, N. J.— A Solemn Mass Maryknoll missioner and former A score of Catholic universities Clarksdale_ was selected as the as for Novenas of Masses, Triduums, etc.; in behalf of our radio and screen star, has con­ mittee for the Columbus Memorial of Requiem was offered at Naz­ assistant at St. Ann’s church here, and colleges were represented at 1938 meeting place at the conven­ struggling missionaries and raarantee prompt and conscien­ ferred on him the degree of Lighthouse at SantO Domingo. The areth motherhouse chapel here for arrived safely in Hong K6ng to the organization meeting and first tion of the state group, which was tious attention. We acknowledge receipt of such offerings with­ Doctor of Music. The Very Rev. committee is under the chairman­ the Rev. J. Alfred Lirette. Father learn that Japanese flyers have annual conference of the Catholic part of the 100th anniversary cele­ in 36 hours. Send your Mass intentions with offerings (by dropped bombs near his old mis- Leo J, Robinson, S.J., president of College Art association held at ship of Dr. Nicholas Murray But­ Lirette had been pastor of St. Gonzaga, conferred the degree, bration of the Diocese of Natchez. Richard’s in the Diocese of Prince check or draft or P. M. 0 .) to FATHER BRUNO, S.V.D., aion of Siaoloc and were passing St. Mary-of-the-Woods , college. ler, president of Columbia univer­ “ because of the pleasure he has sity, New York. Pilgrimages Being Organised Albert, Sask., and was 62 years of TECHNY, ILL.—Ask for our free mission pamphlets! over Kaying, whither he was The association was founded in Washington.— Plans for three brought to millions of persons,” age. He is survived by his mother, going. May, 1937. pilgrimages to the 34th Interna­ before an audience of alumni, stu­ Student Papar Wini Honor Mrs. Elizabeth Lirette of Lowell, Historic Gown tional Congress to be held at Buda­ Mass., and seven brothers and four dents, and townspeople that over­ Villanova, Pa.— ^ e National pest next May have just been re­ ^Pirst Mass Is Offered flowed the campus auditorium. sisters, among whom are two Scholastic ^ ess association noti­ vealed by the naming of clergy­ priests and three nuns. The body In Negro Mission Chapel fied Villanova college authorities men as spiritual directors of the was sent to Lowell for burial. Selma, Ala.— The first Mass in ‘World Must Return to that the Belle Air, student publi­ pilgrimages. One pilgp*image is THE REGISTER •if I the chapel of the Fathers of St. Humility of Gospel’ cation, had received All American being organized in the Archdiocese was Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady, Published Every Week by The Catholic Press Society, Inc. ^iEdmund, who are opening a Negro rating, placing it as the only Cath­ of San Francisco, another in the Philadelphia. — John B. Ken­ have sailed for Rome. They were 934-938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. Post Office Box 1497 'mission here, was celebrated by olic college publication of its class Diocese of Cleveland, and the third accompanied to the pier by the nedy, noted commentator of the to receive this outstanding rating the Rev. Francis J. McCormack, in the Archdiocese of Chicago. The Very Rev. John A. Murphy, Frondont______Moat Rev. Biabop Urban J. Vebr, D.D., Denaer pastor of Our Lady of the As­ National Broadcasting Co., was this year. directors are, respectively, the Pr«sident-Em eritua_~~^ost Rev. Bisbop J. Henry Tiben, D.D., Wlcbltz, Kaniai the featured speaker at Im- provincial of the New Englanci sumption church. The chapel, lo- Jamaica Priest Gives Address Rev. Harold E. Collins, the Rev. province of the Society of Jesus, EdItor-in-Chiel...... ™.._Jlt. Rev. M»gt. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. jqated, in the community house of maculata college here. Mr. Ken­ Washington. — The Rev. Dr. Emory A. Tanos, and the Very Managing Editor______,„.H u b e rt A. Smith. Jour.D. nedy said, “ The world must re­ and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Fulton Aiaociate Editoro— Miliard F. Evu-ett, Jour.D.: C. J. McNeill. A.B., Jour.M.; fit. Edmund Fathers, was Gladstone Wilson, secretary to the Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Morrison. J. Sheen, professor of philosophy Rev. Walter Canavan, B.J., M .A .; Rev. John Cavanagh, M .A .j Rev. Clarence G. crpeped to the public Oct. 24. turn to the humility of the Gos­ Most Rev. Thomas A. Emmet, S.J., Old Law Violated Issenmanna S.T.D., Ph.L. pel of Christianity. . . . The world at the Catholic University of Vicar Apostolic of Jamaica, was Salem, Mass.— Four women of­ America, Washington, D. C. will listen to our Holy Father be­ the guest speaker at a meeting ficials of the North Shore DIOCESAN EDITIONS Gets Rightist Post cause it has listened to everybody Deaf Hold Convention here of the Campions, an organi­ Mothers’ Health office— two so­ Newark, N. J.— A convention CENTER CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Fretno) else and has not found a solution Moat R t<^ Biabop Philip G. Scher. D.D., President zation which emphasizes charity cial workers, a nurse, and a of the deaf in the Diocese of to its problems." and social action. physician— ^were fined $100 each Rev. Harry A. Clinch, Acting Editor and Manager Newark was held at St. Patrick’s SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) Wreath Sent to French Tomb in the superior criminal court Cathedral here with 300 in at­ Most Rev. Bisbop Robert J. Armstrong, D.D., President Louisa Tetrazzini Found New York.— ^The national office here upon their conviction of tendance. The Most Rev. Thomas Rev. Patrick A. McHugh, S.T.B., Editor and Busineso Manager Teaching Music in Milan of the Society for the Propagation having violated an anti-contra J. Walsh, Bishop of Newark, was NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand Island) of the Faith has sent to France a ception law enacted in 1879. celebrant of Solemn. JPontifical Moat Rot. Bishop S. V. Bona, D.D.. President; Rev. Patrick McDaid (No, Platte), Milan. — (INS) — Madame wreath to be placed on the tomb Congress Invitation Eztended Editor; Rev. Thomas J. Murray (Burwell), Business Director Benediction in the afternoon. EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great Falls) Louisa Tetrazzini, once famous of Pauline Jaricot, the foundress Cleveland. — As national pro­ Most Rav. Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara, D.D., LL.D.. President star of the Metropolitan Opera $163,000 Library Dedicated of the society, who died 75 years moter of Eucharistic Congresses New Orleans.—-The new $163,- Rev, Eugene Gergen, Editor and Business Manager ’ company, claimed she is giying ago. in the United SUtes, the Most • WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) singing lessons here, not because 000 library of Xavier university Most Rev. Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore, D.D., President Non-Catholic Makes Church Model Rev. Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of was dedicated on the fifth an­ Rav. Patrick Casey, M.A., Editor and Business Manager she is in want, but because she Chlcdgo.— In one of the galler­ Cleveland, in a letter just iwued, NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) hopes to discover “ another Tetraz­ niversary of the dedication of the ies of the Art institute there were extends an invitation to the three original buildingrs on the Most Rav. Bishop Thomas K. Gorman. D.D.. J.C.L., D .Sc.H ist, President zini.” Informed that friends in placed on exhibition 30 new min­ Rev. John ’F. Smith, Editor and Business Manager Catholics of the United States to new campus of this institution SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Lincoln) London had pictured her as prac­ iature rooms by Mrs. James Ward attend the 34 th International for Negroes, conducted by the Most Rev. Louis B. Kucera, D.D„ President tically penniless, the soprano Thome, non-Catholic artist, which Rav. Manrieo Helmann, M.A., Jour.D., Editor and Business Mazagar Eucharistic Congress to be held Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament. labeled the statement as “ silly.” are said to exceed anything she WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) in Budapest May 25-29. The Most Rev. Joseph F. Rum- has done in the past. Mrs. Moat Rav. Bishop John J. Swint, D.D., Prcsldant .Lavory Named Director Rot. Fradarlck J. Schwerti, M.A., Editor and Businesa Manager 'Sr, Thome’s own favorite in this mel. Archbishop of New Orleans, New College President New York. — Emmet Lavery, officiated. PEO R U REGISTER (PeorU, Hlinois) group is the most ambitious minia­ Most Rot. Bishop J. H. Schlarman. D.D., Ph.D., J.C.D., Presidant noted Catholic playwright, has Children’s Books Announced Honored by Hierarchy ture she ever has attempted. It been named director of the Fed­ Rav. H. H. Ross, A.B., B.J., Editor and Buainesi Mansgar Emmitsburg, Md.— ^Five mem­ New York.— The Pro Parvulis SANTA FE REGISTER (SanU Fa. Naw Mexico) is the model of the sanctuary of a eral theater’s newly organized Most Rav. Ar^hbithop Rudolph A. Garken, D.D., Presidant bers of the Hierarchy, MonsiCTori, Catholic church complete even to Book club here has announced its play department by Hallie Flana­ October-November selections as Vary Rav. Msgr. Philip G. Mahoney, Editor and Business Manager . scores of priests, and a distin­ the detail of its stained-glass win­ gan, director of the Federal ^ALTOONA REGISTER (Altoona, Pa.) guished assemblage of members of dows and its tiny console organ. follows: For boys ten or 11 to Moat Rav. Bishop Richard T. Guilfoyla, Praaident theater. 14, Michel’s Singing Sword; for Rar. Thomaa E. Madden, Ph.D„ S.T.L., Editor and Businaaa Manager the laity were present at the in­ Conititution Outline Prepared Jesuit to Head Chemists TEXAS PANHANDLE REGISTER (AmarlUo) auguration here of the Very Rev, Washington.— "The Spirit of the girls of the same ages. My Mott Rav. Bisbop Robert E. Lucey, D.D., President New York.— The Rev. Michael Brother Was Mozer, and for the John Lawrence Sheridan as presi­ Constitution of the United States,” J. Ahem, S.J., of Weston college, Rav. Thomas J. Drury, Editor and Boiinaea Manager dent of Mt. St, Mary’s college, sec­ very young boys and girls. LA CROSSE REGISTER (La Crosse, Wise.) a study outline based on the pre­ Weston, Mass., has been chosen Mott Rav. Bishop Alaxandar J. HcGavick, D.D., President; Moat Rar. Bishop. ond oldest Catholic college in the Petite Suzanne. amble of the constitution, has been chairman of the Northeastern William R. (jriffln. Vice Presidant United States. The college was Typhoid Kills Missionary prepared by the Department of section of the American Chemi­ DULUTH REGISTER (Duluth, Minn.) founded in 1808 by the Rev. John Ossining, N. Y. — A cable to Mott Rav. Biabop Thomas A. Welch, President Education of the National Cath­ cal society. Father Ahem is Dubois, S.S., who afterwards be^ olic Welfare Conference for use in the Maryknoll headquarters an­ Rav. Joseph Hughes, Editor and Butineaa Manager head of the department of THE CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH-REGISTER (Cincinnati) came third Bishop of New York. Catholic schools during the observ­ nounces the death from typhoid Mott Rev. John T. McNichoIat, O.P., S.T.U.. Archbishop of Cincinnati; Charles chemistry and geology at Wes­ on' Oct. 17 of the Rev. J. Leo ance of American Education week, ton college. Williams, K.C.S.G., President of Board; Rev. Edward A; Freking, S.T.D., Editor Nov. 7 to 13. Foley of the mission of Wuchow, TENNESSEE REGISTER (Nashville) Social Service School $1,000 Given for Chapel Mott Rev. Bishop W . L. Adrian, D.D., President ‘Herald-Citizen’ Now Tabloid South China. Father Foley is Rev. George J. Flanigen. S.T.D., Editor and Business Manager Directors Are Honored New York.— A gift of $1,000 from 71 Linwood street, Medford, Milwaukee.—The Catholic Her­ to build a chapel was received INTERMOUNTAIN CATHOLIC REGISTER (Salt Lake City. Utah) New York.— The Rev. Lucian L. ald-Citizen here has made its ap­ Mass., where he is survived by Moat Rev. James E. Kearney, D.D., Bishop-Designate of Rochester, Apoatolio Leo S. Loomie o f New York, by the Most Rev. Emmet M. his mother, Mrs. Mary Foley; two Administrator of the Diocese of Salt Lake, Honorary President; Mott Rev. Lauerman, director of the*Na­ pearance in tabloid form. The Duane G. Hunt, D.D., Bishop-Elect of Salt Lake, President tional Catholic School of Social first issue in this new style is a senior at Fordhnm university, Walsh, Bishop of Charleston, sisters, Betty and Mary, and one from the members of St. Savior’s Rev. Robert J. Dwyer. M.A., Editor: Rev. Charles E. Freegard, Businsta Manager With the fall of Gijon, Gen. Service, Washington, D. C., and 24-page paper with the contents shown wearing the historic aca brother, Edward. T bt Oanvar Catholic Regiater is also a part of this newspaper aystem. branch, No. 1028, of the La­ ^nuncisco Franco, Rightist leader, Dr. Agnes G. Regan, assistant di­ departmentalized in three sections. demic gown designed by St. John dies’ Catholic Benevolent Priea of Tht Register (dated every Sunday), t l a year. Canada and South to o k the first step in creation of rector, were guests of honor at College Plant Retirement Syttem Fisher, martyred chancellor of association. 0.11 I G I N A L America, 21.80. Foreign. 11.75 In bundle lots, one cent a eopy It bonght a civil government by formihg a a dinner meeting of the New New York.— The board of trus­ Christ college, Cambridge, Eng­ POEMS regularly for tale or distribution. n a tio n a l council. One of the first York State chapter of the alum tees of Manhattan college has com­ land, in 1525. Fordham is the Macaulays Sail for Romo SONGS (JUfinTeD Entered as Second Class Matter at Post Office. Denver, Colorado. first American university to adopt New York. — The Irish Free m ea ab ers named w as Senorita Pilar nae association of the school here pleted plans for a retirement sys­ For Immediate Consideration .... P riM O d e Rivera, daughter of the in conjunction with the annual tem for the members of the lay this fashion and seniors there will State minister to the Vatican, Send Poems to Tba Register hat the largest circnUtlon of any paper In the English language . fiiaiiiai Spanish dictator, who is meeting of the New York State faculty and administrative depart­ wear the gown on the campus and William J. Babington Macaulay, Columbian Music Publishers., Ltd. devoted to reltgioue news. ■ n d a b o v e . Conference of Social Work. ment employes. Present plans call at formal academic functions. and Mrs. Macaulay, who formerly OcpL 214 Toronto, Cut. 1' 'i: ♦V-*

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'STRANGE BUT TRUE*' By M, J. Murray f W 4MT W WW W w yf w ^ w w w ASK AND LEARN THE BOOK Indiuilgeiiices W ill Addrtts P. O, Box 1497, OaiiTor, Colo. fREGISTER^ May a Catholic man marry a obedience to tax laws is one of Aid Poor Souls Catholic woman only under cer­ commutative justice, because there tain conditions, which he had writ­ is an implicit contract between the TH E CRISI.S OF CIVILIZA­ ten and had witnessed unknown to government and the people. A re­ the woman? If the conditions are TION, By Hilaire BeUoc. 245 Toties Quoties Benefit Nov. 1-2 Applied to cent opinion holds that the *bli- pp. Fordham Universilr Press. not fulfilled, is the marriage gation is one of l^ al justice only, »2.5 0. Suffering in Purgatory; Church Pecu­ invalid? because the imposition of taxes is When Belloc’s “The Restora­ an' exercise of authority by the A condition added to marriage miS' tion of Property” appeared last liarly United in Feasts government, and taxes themselves consent is gravely sinful, unless I t wa« ?a id ey year, the critic who reviewed tlie have the character of a triW e there is A very urgent reason for eOLESLAW o r POLAND liook in “ The Saturday Review o f 31 Among these common Masses from the part to the whole rather (The Liturgy— Week of Oel. it; otherwise most serious evils WHo ENSHRINED THE SAINTlf Literature” said that no politician for groups of saints, arose a Mass than of a wage or payment. Hence, to Nov. 6 ) would result. Moreover, there is REMAINS INCNIEZMO■ mm should be allowed to speak in in honor of all the saints. The though he who evades taxes is (By Rev. Clarence G. responsibility in justice for cul­ the prasidential campaign until Gregorian sacramentary of the not held to restitution, he sins lagENMANN, S.T.D.) pable damages, as when one party he had read and digested it. W'ith eighth century mentions such a against justice, and sins gravely Sunday, Oct. 31— fea st of thi gives consent conditionally with­ greater Justice can it be said that Mass, which has no set date. The if the matter is conriderable (Mor. Kinfsbip of Our Lord Jeius Christ out the knowledge or against the not only no politician, but no (double of the firet class). Com­ Greeks as early as the fourth cen­ Theo., Gallan-McHugh, volume 2, memoration of the 24th Sunday after w ll of the other party. A sus­ American who claims 1o think in­ tury kept the first Sunday after page 618). Pentecost, from the Mass of the pensive condition is regularly un­ telligently on current problems Pentecost as the feast of all mar­ A penitent in a case such as this fourth Sunday after Epiphany. lawful without the Bishop’s per­ should discuss the contemporary Mondar, Nov. 1— Feast ot a u tyrs and saints, and St. John mission, and marriage rights may is permitted to follow any good scene until he has made himself Saints (double of the first class with Chrysostom delivered a sermon on not be used in a marriage de­ opinion of the theologians (i.e., a common octave). Holy day of acquainted with “ Tlie Crisis o f obligation. Toties Quoties plenary that day. pendent on a condition whose ful­ what theologians call a probable Civilization.” In this digest o f the indulgence may be gained,gamed, fortor theindulgence The original meaning of the fillment is not known to the opinion) and his father confessor benefit of the Poor Souls, from noon brilliant' series o f lectures given Mass for All Saints is that of a parties. must give him absolution. Hence, of Nov. 1 to midnight of Nov. 2, as last winter at the graduate school often as a church is visited and at dedication of a church. Imperial ' Conditions added to a. matri­ the person who asks this question of Fordham university, the reader least six Our Fathers, Hail Marys, can form his own conscience in ac­ Rome had a temple in which all monial contract are governed by has the cream o f Mr. Belloc’s and (Uorys for the intentions of the the gods of paganism had been the following principles: 1. If the cord with what opinion presented Holy Father are said on each visit. thought. Tlie main ideas of “The Tuesday, Nov, 2*—Commemoration assembled. From the Greek for condition is of the future and above appeals to him (Sabetti-Bar- Servile State,” “ Europe and the of all the faithful departed (dou­ rett, page 63). “ all” and "gods” the place was either necessary, or impossible, or Faith,” and “The Restoration of ble). Priests are permitted to say known as the Pantheon. Cleared sinful,, but not against the essence three Masses on this day. Property” are gathered here be­ Wtdnes^y, Nov. 3~~Third day of its idols, this temple was turned of marriage, it is considered as A woman who said she was tween two covers, fused and set within the Octave of All Saints into a Christian place of worship not added to the contract. 2. If from Canada came 'to my home forth in the best expository prose (semi-double). May 13, 610, and dedicated by the condition is of the future and Thursday, Nov. 4— St. Charles selling Irish lace. I bought sev­ written today in our tongue. Borromto, Bishop and Confessor Pope Boniface IV in honor of against the essence of marriage, eral pieces for about (5. A few From the title o f the book (double). Commemorations of the Mary and the martyrs. 'The Pipfr^ it renders the marriage invalid. days later, the police broadcast alone, it will be clear that this is Octave of All Saints and of Sts. also translated here remains from 3. If the condition is of the future Vitalis and Agricola, Martyrs. that several thousand dollars' no message of dulcet luminosity Friday, Nov. B— Fifth day within the catacombs. and licit, it suspends the validity THIS BuaOlwL worth of Irish lace had been stolen to a distracted world. Belloc, in the (^tave of All Saints (semi­ The date of the Feast of All of the marriage. 4. If the condi­ H A S s e e m common with most o f the great double). First Friday of November. from a large department store in CHAPIL; Saturday, Nov. 6—^ixth day with­ Saints on Nov. 1 was fixed by Pope tion is either of the past or pres­ Chicago and asked the people liv­ minds o f our day, is convinced ent, the marriage is valid if the in the Octave of All Saints (semi- Gregory IV in 835. Even previ­ ing in small towns to notify the that Western civilization is under­ double). condition is realized, but invalid if ously a commemoration of all the police if any agents selling lace going the most severe crisis in its saints had been^observed on vari­ it is not realized (canon 1092). visited them. Have I an obliga­ two thousand years o f critical his­ The case would have to be pre­ The Feast of All Saints and the ous dates in various churches. tion to notify the police and turn tory. He is no pessimist, for he Later, . Pope G r^ory VII trans­ sented to a diocesan matrimonial is a staunch Christian; and no commemoration of the faithful over the lace I bought? ferred to Nov. 1 also the anni- court, through a priest, to deter­ departed are, as it were, the family Presumption favors the pos­ Christian who practices the theo­ versary of the dedication of the mine whether the marriage was feasts of the Church. Nowhere sessor, but she must settle her logical virtue o f hope can ever Pantheon as a church, So that the valid or invalid. be a pessimist. But neither is he in the liturgy is better brought out doubt ’ by notifying the police, the unity of the Church trium­ Feast of All Saints marks forever othervrise she becomes a possessor guileless optimist— perish the the triumph of Christ over false Is an adult pagan who is bap­ whole miserable tribe— who refuse < phant, the Church suffering, and in bad faith. If the doubt is the Church militant. Never-in a gods. This development of the tized a Catholic bound to confess settled against her, she must re­ to face the facts and with the feast also explains the many ref­ the mortal sins of his past life? naivete o f a child assure us that more obvions way is accomplished store the lace, for “ a thing calls the double duty of charity and erences to martyrs in the Mass We presume that the' reference for its owner.” Doubt does not conditions will soon right them­ offered on this day. to a pagan is to a man or woman ST EtUeLDQEDA'S name!C ! Ki I ■ c^AAg^ tc selves and profits once more come justice incumbent on every Chris­ excuse restitution when it is WHEN HASS IS tian by the fact of his being part The Feast of All Saints is inti­ who has never been baptized. Such merely negative and the presump­ I n P/iE-‘'‘fi£FOl9MAnoN “iNdLAND 7MS SA/Nr CELEBRAliO IH THE rolling in. N o; this is a call to WAS VJiDBLy k n o w n a s PATNONesS OP P£OPL£ APPltC1£0 of the Mystical Body of Christ. mately connected with the com­ an adult has no obligation to con­ tion is against the doubter, and ETZANTIN? R IT E . arms and a challenge to Christian WITH THUDAT tHSEASeS ANb CHEAP NECKLACES WHICH HAD men to rise up and restore the The Church commemorates one memoration, or remembrance, of fess the mortal sins committed be­ one who buys, knowing that there Creek, or OUl SlAVonic all the faithful departed. These fore he was baptized, because they TbuCHEO HER. SHRi NE AT ELV WERE SOW M D CAUEO foundations of Christendom be- or another of the saints almost is no certain title, buys at his is the lAAqu^^ USuAlUj daily. Now, towards the close of holy souls, detained in purgatory are remitted in the sacrament of ''S T ETVELDeEPAiS NECKLACEST !n couHSE of usage -nut WAS f^re they have completely own risk (Mor. Theol., McHugh ddopted but fhfwc is no the ecclesiastical year, the Church to expiate their venial sins and Baptism. If a man were baptized & Callan, volume 2, page 76). CUPPED DOWN TO *St ANDPT " AHD '*T AUOfCf AHD THE WORD unifbrmitu atul RoumAiUaa crumbled under the attacks o f the the temporal punishment due to conditionally, he would be required HOW REPRESENTS ANTTHMa OF A CHEAP OR SNOWY N ATURE. ' And1 other toisnques Are used twin spawn o f the Reformation— unites all the feasts of the saints into one great celebration of All sin, are none the leM confirmed in to go to Confession, because of the Finance-Capitalism and Com­ Saints, in which the Church is g;race, friends of God, and one day possibility that he was validly bap­ Are Mary Magdalen, the penti- munism. mindful not only of those whose will enter heaven. Having joy­ tized in the past and had com­ tent who washed the feet of Jesus, With the clarity and assurance and Mary, the sister of Martha memory was kept in the year, but fully celebrated the glory of the mitted grave sins afterwards. o f a* master, Belloc traces the saints who form the Church tri­ and Lazarus, one and the same growth o f our civilization from the also of many others who have no Facts About Judgment of Mankind; observance in their honor. It is umphant in heaven, the Church on I f a divorced non-Catholic man person? fusion of Oiristianity and Grae­ Much discussion has been caused the Church’s intention on this day earth extends her maternal solici­ and a Catholic woman are mar- co-Roman culture, explains its na­ tude to those members in torment, among Scriptural scholars by this ture, and describes it at its highest to venerate in one common festi­ ried before the justice of the peace, val all of God’s elect, even those the Church suffering. can the man’s first marriage be problem, and the question has not Many Voluntarily Poor Are to Help Judge point of development, namely, the been settled to the satisfaction of thirteenth century. He chronicles whose names are unknown. Of All Souls’ day, Nov. 2, the declared invalid by the Church so The early Christians first and Roman martyrology says: “ Today that they may be married before a all. In the New Testament, we the decline of Christendom, culmi­ have Mary Magdalen, Mary of St. Thomas Aquinas gives us Inasmuch as he deems that the is due to them on account of their nating in the tragedy o f the Ref­ almost exclusively honored those is the solemn commemoration of priest? Is it necessary that he be­ all the faithful departed. The Bethany (Luke x, 38-42, John xi, interesting facts about the Day judgment is to be purely mental, merits: so that this very revela­ ormation, when the unity of West­ who had suffered for Christ’s sake. come a Catholic? By the fourth century, in Rome Church, our common and tenderly Every marriage case must be 1), and Mary Cleophas (John xix, of Judgment, as he finds them coming through a Divine energy tion of justice is called judg' ern civilization was hopelessly sun­ 25): In the West, the first two the most famous of the martyrs affectionate Mother, immediately settled by the Bishop or the in the Scriptures and Christian which will illumine the minds of ment.” St. Thomas says that dered. Then he shows us the mod­ are usually supposed to be the tradition. He tells us that cer­ all, making them able to recog­ had churches dedicated in their after endeavoring to celebrate by matrimonial court of the diocese there is no reason why some of em world growing out of the re­ worthy praise all her sons already same person, but the shrine of tain men will assist Christ in the nize their own sins and merits and volt o f Luther and the ideas of honor. In these churches the an­ in which one lives. There are the saints should not reveal cer­ in possession of the joys of heaven, the Saintes Maries de la Mer in General Judgment, calling atten­ also those of all other mep, he is Calvin until we see clearly how niversary of their death, or rather always problems that can be re­ tain things to others, either by strives to aid by her powerful In­ the Camargue displays three an­ tion to these texts: “ You also confronted with difficulties as to usury and unchecked competition of their birth into heaven, was solved only by personal investi­ way of enlightenment, as the celebrated every year. At the tercession with Christ, her Lord' gation and questioning. From in­ cient tombs alleged to be theirs shall sit on twelve seats judging how men can assist in this work; higher angels enlighten the lower, are driving us headlong into and the feast of the Three Marys ' (Matt. but he solves them. same time, a number of Masses and Spouse, all her children still dications presented, it is presumed the twelve tribes of Israel’ or by way of speech, as the lower Servile State. Finally, he sets groaning in purgatory, so that they is permitted there and elsewhere xix, 28) and "The Lord will enter down conclusions and from them came to be prescribed without that the man was validly married The Scriptural term judgment angels speak to the higher. any fixed day in honor of those may join as soon as possible the (the Cath, Ency. Diet., by Att- into judgment with the ancients is used sometimes in the sense draws a plan o f immediate action. and may not validly marry again The judicial power of men, in mart3n:s and saints who were un­ inhabitants of the heavenly city.” until the death of his first wife. water, page 524). of His people” (Isa. Hi, 14). that both the good and the bad Not everyone, o f course, will agree connection with the General Judg­ with all o f Mr. Belloc’s program, known and had no public recogni­ Masses for the dead were known And even though his first mar­ will judge others by comparison of tion and veneration. as early as the fifth century. But their works; as the men of Ni- ment, says the saint, corresponds but his analysis o f the contempo- riage were invalid, the Catholic to voluntary poverty in this life. Later, as the names of saints the solemn remembrance of all woman sinned mortally in attempt' nive are to rise in judgment with rary situation is so sound and “ He saveth not the wicked, and Catholic that it cannot be neg' who were not martyrs were intro­ the dead owes its origin to St. ing marriage with him before Faith Is Necessary the generation of Christ’s time duced into the Church, the Masses Odilo, fourth Abbot of the famous- and condemn it (Matt, xii, 41). He giveth judgment to the poor,” lected. On the one hand, he com­ the first marriage was declared says Job 36, 6. Judicial power for the unknown became wider in Benedictine monastery of Cluny. null and void by competent ec­ The expression “ to judge” is also plements the great Papal encycli­ belongs to poverty, first, because cals, bringing abstract principles their scope as including and ap­ St. Odilo instituted this feast in clesiastical authorities. If both For Our Salvation applicable to those who approve 998 and prescribed its observance those who voluntarily embrace closer to practice; on the other, plicable to all saints of the same parties in the first marriage were the sentence of the Judge, and class or type. From this begin­ on the day following All Saints’. in this way all the just will judge poverty despise all things of the he is thoroughly in accord with unbapfized at the time of their (One of • new seriei on the teries and infuses faith into us, world and cleave to Christ alone, ning arose the Masses lor classes The privilege granted by Pope marriage, it is possible that the with Christ. Another way of the American Dream, insisting, as Benedict XIV to Spain, Portugal, “Catholic Catechism” of Cardinal and who bestows on man the light being competent to judge as lov­ did Thomas Jefferson, that men of saints, as is had today in the Pauline privilege may be invoked judging is to be like the old-time and South Aiperica, which once Gasparri.) of reason. Neither can God con­ ing the truth of justice above all cannot be poUticsJly free unless Masses of the Common of Mar­ enabling the Catholic to marry the assessors, whose keats in court belonged to Spain, that priests may Faith, foundation of all super­ tradict Himself, nor Truth truth. thing;8; secondly, because the they are also economically free. tyrs, Confessors, Virgins, and so man; or, if some essential quality That there should seem to be some were raised above those of others, on. offer three Masses on Nov. 2, was natural virtue, is a gift infused by being like, the judges’ in this re­ humble are to be exalted; and Those who are interested in Cath­ were wanting or some impediment such contradiction is generally due thirdly, because voluntary pov. extended to all priests by Pope God into the souls of those regen­ spect, and hence they were also olic Action, as well as in the sur­ title “ Thoughts on the Patient En­ Benedict XV Aug. 10, 1915. The were present in the first marriage, to the fact- that dogmas of the erty is the first thing to be un­ vival o f democratic institutions in erated by Baptism, enabling them, said to “ judge.” Some say that durance o f Sorrows and Suffer­ occasion of this permission was it is possible that the marriage can faith are not explained in the sense dertaken in the work of perfec America, will spare themselves through the inspiration and help the perfect, to whom judiciary ings.” Therein is expressed ade- the great number who fell in the be declared invalid, provided the in which the Church understands tion, being given the prime place many a blunder and do more ef­ of Divine grace, to believe that power is promised, will judge in 'quately the scope of “Patience.” World war. invalidating condition or impedi' them, or that mere conjectural in the beatitudes. But the power fective work if they thoroughly ment can be proved. what God has revealed and has opinions are taken for the pro­ this sense, “ because they will ap­ Father Lasance has gathered sen­ The Toties Quoties plenary in­ taught us through His Church is pear above others at the judg­ is not promised to all who are master this very readable and very tences and paragraphs o f conso­ dulgence for the Poor Souls was Although it would be advisable nouncements of reason. . . . Not voluntarily poor. It is for those interesting work. for the man to become a Catholic, true, not because we perceive its only can faith and reason never ment and go forth ‘to meet lation from the Scripture and from granted by Pope Pius X June 25, intrinsic truth by the natural light Christ, into the air.’ ” But St. who leave all and follow Christ “ Tlie Crisis o f Gvilizatlon” was writers old and new; He has in­ 1914, that the faithful on earth it would not be demanded by the be in conflict, but they mutually accordance with the perfec- of reason, but on the aPthority of Thomas does not like this opin­ m the September selection o f the cluded a few poems. The book might help in a special manner Church in order that he may support each other, since sound tion of life (Matt, xix, 28) enter a valid union with the God Himself, who can neither de­ reason can demonstratp the foun­ ion. He holds that pronunciation Catholic Book club.— B. M., S.J. will fit the pocket, is illustrated, their departed relatives and Catholic woman, provided he < is ceive nor be deceived. As more dations of faith . . . while faith of judgment occurs in two ways. When Christ spoke to the 12 and is bound in limp covers.— friends and all the souls in found free to marry. A dispensa­ fully expressed in the Constitu­ can free reason from errors, safe­ First, it belongs to God and to Apostles and promised that they PATIENCE. By Rev. F. X. La- M. B. C. purgatory. tion for a mixed marriage could tion “ Dei Filius” of the Vatican guard it and furnish it with varied Christ as man. “ The Father would sit on 12 seats and judge sance. 148 pp. Benziger. 91. be obtained. It would be better for Council: “ Since man wholly de­ knowledge. Consequently, so far hath given all judgment to the the 12 tribes of Israel, “ He spoke This little book has as its sub- Son, that all men may honor the him to become a Catholic. pends on God as his Creator, and from the Church’s being an obstacle in the 12 Apostles, in whose per­ since created reason is wholly sub­ to the cultivation of the arts and Son” (John v, 22, 23). The sec­ son He made this promise, to all of the unhappy increases and does MOVING PICTURES CLASSIFIED ordinated to Uncreated Truth, we sciences, on the contrary she helps ond method of judging is to ac­ who follow them,” says St not lessen unhappiness. Are the names Alvin, Arlins, Christ, we are told in I Cor. Imelda, and Mabel saints' names? are bound to render by faith full and furthers them in many ways quaint others with the sentence Thomas. He quotes St. Augustine yoUowinz l( a lUt ot motion pietorst reviewed and classified by tha Nationa’ allegiance of our intellect and will XV, 24, will bring to naught all coaneil of tbe Legion ot Decency tbrongb its New York bcadquarters: The name Alvin is a form of . . . rather, she acknowledges that delivered by another’s authority, (De Civ. Dei xx), who declared to God in His revelation. Now the arts and sciences, since they i. e., to announce the verdict al­ that “ we must not imagine that, principality and power and vir­ Clasa A— Section I — Unobjectionable ier General Patronage Albin and there are 13 saints listed Hideout in the Alps Prisoner of Zenda this faith, which is th e. starting ready given. “ In this way,” says because He says they will sit on tue. The principalities, powers, All Over Town under this name. Mabel is have their origin in the Author of Atlantic Flight High, Wide, and Handsome Range Defenders point of man’s salvation, the Cath­ St. Thomas, “ perfect men will 12 seats, only 12 men will judge and virtues are angelic choirs. The Behind the Headlines Hold ’Em Navy Riders of the Rockies variation of Mary and there are all knowledge, do, if rightly olic Church declares to be a super­ treated, lead men inevitably to judge, because they will lead with Him; else since we read that text does not mean that they will Big Shot, The Hot Water Roll Along Cowboy some 77 saints on the Church I Cover the War Rough Riding Rhythm natural power whereby, through God. But, while according them others to the knowledge of Divine Matthias was appointed Apostle vanish, but that their work in con­ Black Aces calendar With this name, the most Boothill Brigade It Happened in Hollywood Rustler's Valley the inspiration and tissistance of the just liberty of employing their justice, that these may know what in the place of tne traitor, Judas, nection with leading men to their It's Love I’m After Saturday's Heroes illustrious being Mary, the Mother Boots and Saddles God’s grace, we believe those own principles, each in its own Paul, who worked nSo>« than the last end— or impeding them from Boots of Destiny Jubilee Shadow Strikes, The of God. Another spelling given Kidnaped la Shanghai things to be true which He has re­ ambit, the Church is careful lest rest, will have nowhereXto sit as it if these angels are devils— ^will Boss ot. Lonely Valley She Asked for It in Holweek’s A Biographical Dic­ 'Air Crash Victim cease with the Day of Judgment. Breaktact for Two King Solomon's Minis Slim vealed, because of the authority those who cultivate these arts and judge.” V Bride tor Henry, A Lancer Spy Small Town Boy, Tha tionary of the Saints is Mable, of God who reveals them. For All men will be present at the Law Han Is Bom sciences should, by assailing D|- The angels will not do any of Brothers of the W est Something to Sing About and we have one saint with this faith, as the Apostle testifies, ‘is vine doctrine, fall into error, or, Last Judgment. The/act that Matt, Bulldog Drummond Comes Legion of Missing Hen Speed to Spare name. She is the virgin patroness the judging on the last day, says xix, 28 speaks of the ApostlSs’ Back Life Begins in College Stand In the substance of things to be going outside their own sphere, Life Begins With Love of Llanvapley, Monmouth, Wales. hoped for, the evidence of things St. Thomas, because they do not judging the 12 tribes of Israel Californian, The Stars Over Ariaoaa should invade the domain of have human nature. John v, 27, Can This Be Dixie T Life of Enjile Zola. Tha Texas Trail The name Arline is not mentioned that appear not.’ (Heb. xi, 1.)” faith.” does not mean that only those Captains Courageous London by Night Thanks for Listening says: “ He hath given Him power Case of tbe Stuttering Love in a Bnngalow That's Uy Story in the dictionary. St. Imelda was We must believe all revealed Although - profession of our tribes will be present. “ The rea­ a Dominican nun and is known to do judgment, because He is the son,” says St. Thomas, “ why all Bishop. The Love Is ..n the Air Thin Ice , _ ; •• truths, at least implicitly (e. g., faith consists primarily in an iU' Son of man,” speaking of Christ. Charlie Chan on Broadway Luck of Roaring Camp Thirteenth Han as the “ Flower of the Holy 'I believe whatever God has re­ other nations are denoted by the Dangerous Adventure Man Who Cried Wolf, The This W ay, Pleast ternal assent to Divine authority, Hence, the judges are to be men. Married Before Breakfast Three Comrades, The Eucharist.” vealed and His Church proposes yet we have a ^ v e obligation of 12 tribes is because they were Devil'e Saddle Legion, The But the angels will act as minis­ called by Christ to take the place Doomed at Sun Down Marry the Girl Thunder City for my belief.” ). Explicitly, we making external profession of the Melody for Two Trapped by G-Men I operate a filling station where ters of the CTeat Judge. “ The of the 12 tribes.” We are told Empty Holsters must believe that God exists and faith as often as our silence, hesi­ Son of man shall send His angels Eseaps by Night Michael O'Bailoran Trigger Trio the city taxes the operator ac­ will reward us, and we must be­ tation, or mode of acting would be in Acts X , 42 that Christ “ was ap­ Ever Since Eve Mr. Dodd Takes the Air Two of Us. The cording to the number of pumps and they shall gather out of His pointed by God to be Judge of the Feud of the Trail Mntic for Madame Under Strange Flags lieve, also, in the mysteries of the construed as a denial of our faith, kingdom all scandals,” says Matt Firefly The My Dear Mrs. Aldrich Varsity Show one has in operation. Two years living and of the dead.’’ Some Holy 'Trinity, the Incarnation, and contempt for our religion, insult xiii, 41. First Lady Myatery of the Hooded Venus Makes Trouble ago, I had another pump installed the Redemption. Belief in these men, it seems quite evident from Fit (or a King Horsemen Wallaby Jim of the Island to (tod, or scandal to our neighbor. Mystery Range Wee Willia WinUa but did not get it licensed and truths is absolutely necessary for We show our faith externally by As ainners have subjected them­ the Scriptures, will undergo the Frame Up. The General Judgment without first Gold Racket, The On Again— OR Again Western Gold have never reported it or paid any salvation; belief in other truths is professing it in word and deed, selves to the devils by sinning, Oreat Garrick, The 100 Men and a Girl Wildcatters assessment on it. I would like to necessary insofar as they are even laying down our lives for it, they will be subjected to Satan tasting death. Great Hospital Mys­ One Mile Prom Heaven Wild and Wooly Outlaws of the Orient WIndjammsr know just what obligation exists commanded by God or His Church. if necessary. in their punishments, says the “ Behold He cometh with the tery. The saint. It seems just to man to be clouds, and every eye shall see Gun Lords ot Stirrup Outer Gate. The Wrong Hoad in regard to taxes, and whether The Holy See, by Innocent XI Faith is lost by apostasy or her­ Basin Over the Goal Young Dynamita or not I have a grievous obliga­ (March 4, 1679), condemned the esy (i. e., by repudiating all or subjected to the devils for having Him,” says Apoc. I, 7. St. Thomas Htidi Paradise Isle Youth on Parole tion to pay the back taxes. following propositions: “Only only some of the truths of faith, sinned, and yet' unjust for the declares, “ The juaicial power was Perfect Specimen, Tha There are various theological faith in the One God seems to be or deliberately doubting them). In latter to be over him. But it Is bestowed on Christ as man, in re­ Clast A— Section 2— Unobjectionable for Adulta just, shows St. Thomas, for the ward for the humility which He Alcatraz Island Episode She’s No Lady opinions concernihg the quality of necessary as a means of salva- addition to apostates and heretics; As Good as Marritd 62nd Street Slavs Ship obligation in conscience of taxa­ tion; not explicit faith in God the these also sin against the faith: order of the spiritual hierarchies showed forth in His Passion. Now Awful Truth, The Fight for Your Lady Souls at Sea tion laws. According to One Rewarder” (Prop. XXII), and; “ A 1. Unbaptized persons who repudi­ to be maintained. Since man is in His Passion He shed His blood Back In Circulation Fight to the Finish, A Stags Doof Footloose Heiress Stella Dallas opinion, they oblige under sin, that person is capable of receiving ah' ate the faith after it has been pre­ enlightened and perfected by the for all in point of sufficiency, al­ Big City good angels, and those who are Bride Wore Bed, The Forever Yours 'That Certain Woman is, as preceptive" Taws, la but,' " accord "" solution even though ignorant of sented to them with sufficient though, through meeting with an Carnival Queen Forty Naughty Girls Toast of New York . ing to another view, tax laws the mysteries of the faith; even if clearness; 2. Those who neglect to higher in heaven can enlighten obstacle in some, it had not its ef­ Confession Good Earth, The Topper I Met Him in Paris Walter Wangei’s Vorues oblige in conscience only under through culpable ignorance he secure sufficient religious instruc­ others who are lower than them­ fect in all. Therefore, it is fitting Council for Crime selves, it is fitting that the Di­ that all men should asemble at the Danger— Love at Work It Could Happen to You of 1938 penalty, that is, as penal laws does not know the mystery of the tion, according to their age and Dangerously Yours Lady Escapes, The War Lord If tax laws are merely penal, there Most Holy Trinity and of the In­ condition in life; 3. Persons who vine order by which angels have judgment, to see His exaltation Dead End Madame X Westland Cast is no obligation of restitution, but carnation of Our Lord Jesus embrace errors condemned by the been placed between the human in His human nature, in respect Dr. Knock Midnight Madonna What Becomes of Hit Dr. Louis Gross, New York city nature and Divine should be main­ of which He was appointed by God Don't Turn ’Em Looea. Partners in Crime Children T there is an obligation of payment Christ” (Prop. LXIV). Church that are more or less prox Double Wedding San Quentin World’s in Lova, Tha heart specialist, was one o f the tained even in hell. Therefore, as of taxes and penalty after sen­ Faith is in no sense contrary to imate to heresy, and 4. Persons to be Judge of the living and the Ebb Tide . She Had to Eat Live, Love, and Leam 19 persons killed when the trans­ Divine illuminations are conveyed tence. Another opinion makes a reason, but only above reason. who deliberately expose them dead.’ ” Hence, all will see Him, Class B— Objectionable in Part continental United Air Lines plane to men by the good angels, so the Flight From Glory Tenth^lan, The distinction between different cases, There can never be any real dis­ selves to the danger of losing their even the wicked. Even children Between Two Women crashed into the mountains on demons execute Divine justice on who have died before reaching the Devil's Playground Juggernaut Two Who bared and contends that the kind of obli­ agreement between faith and rea­ faith (e. g., those who, without the Outoasti of Poktr Flat Women Men Marry the Utah-Wyoming border. Dr. the wicked. And, in torturing Doctor and Nnrie son ; for, as declared in the same necessary permission or precau­ age of reason will be present at tte Dreaming Lips Talk of the DevU Wine, Women, and Horses gation depends on the will of the men, the devils themselves are lawgiver. According to the tradi Constitution “ Dei Filius;” “ It is tion, read books prohibited by the Gross was on his way from his judgment, not to be judged, but to Class C— Condemned th o aam a fin d TarllQ reVeals myS- Church). home to Sacramento, Calif. tortured, because the fellowship see the Judge’s glory. i Damaged Goods Damaged Uvea Pitfalls at Tenth PAGE FOUR THE REGISTER Sunday, October 31, 1937

Bengal,' India, ' Will Be the New Cross Foreign Mission society, Washington, BLUEJAYS AND TIGERS IN German CatkoGcs’ D. C. They sailed recently with the Very Rev. Laurence Graner, C,S.d, Vicar General of the Diocese of Dacca. Left to right, the missionaries are; Brother Fabian Leimeister, Huron, O.; the Rev. (George Pellegrin, Omaha; the Rev. Anthony Weber, Detroit; the Rev. Leon Boarman, Whitesville, Ky,, and TIE FOR SECOND PLACE (Continued From Page One) Brother Liguori Denier, Cincinnati. Foiiiinalel)', the House of Dep­ any serious reason that makes Aid to Culture The parochial league contests tra point on a line plunge. The uties of the Protestant Episcopal cohabitation impossible. Christ held Sunday at Regis stadium Tigers’ seven-point lead was in­ Church knew enough theology to shows that if a married person threw two teams into a tie for sec­ creased to 14 just before the turn down, by a . large vote, the puts an innocent partner away, he ond place. They are the Cathe­ half when Fanning intercepted proposal that UishupH bo allowed will be held jointly responsible In America Cited dral Bluejays, who defeated St. a Mustang pass and loped 43 to permit ecclesiastical remarriage for the possible resulting adultery. Joseph’s, 7 to 6, and the Holy yards for the second tally. Bums with other parties by all divorcees. There is only one Divinely-guided Family Tigers, who handed the converted. Sexton went into But some of the news magazines interpreter of the Scriptures; it Washington.— German Catholic little Mullen Home men the worst action in the second half and present theological arguments is the Church that is the pillar and contributions to culture and life setback of the season, 27 to 2. ' scored two touchdowns. Both against the vote that raise a the ground of the truth and against in the United States are surveyed The first score in the Holy came on plunges from inside the stench to the heavens. The which the gates of hell shall not by the Rev. George Timpe, P.S.M., Family high-Mullen home game ten-yard line and both •followed Digest wanted to know, did Christ prevail. instructor in the Pallottine house came in the first seven minutes sustained drives. He converted merely state a im>de of righteous of studies at the Catholic Univer­ of play, with Bums, Tiger half­ the second by a kick from place­ back, taking a lateral on the six- ment. conduct, or did He lay down an Switzerland has 3,000,000 peo­ sity of America. The study, explicit law, when He spoke of Katholisch.es Doutschtum in den yard line from his running mate, The Mustangs scored their ple who speak (Fcrmaii, nearly a , . Doug Sexton, after a march from divorce? “There are theologians million who speak French, 250,0001 Vereimgten Staaten von Amer^a only two points of the game late mid-field. Sexton added the ex- who say that in this sole instance who speak Italian, and about 50,- i (Cathohes of German Nationality in the final period when a bad clled to make allowances, in so- Gleis. An article on the Benedic­ Pope received in audience OcL 19 INDIANS ARE going sissy. but in each case Cathedral held The prophecy made in this de­ Martinez, Archbishop of Mexico 44dled dUIicull rases, as is shown tines in the United States was con­ the Mo.st Rev. John Mark Gannon, They passed around a cake at a and took the ball on downs. partment about three months ago Milwaukee.— An artist’s copy of City, pontificated at a Solemn in'thc elouse in St. Matthew, mak­ tributed by the Rev. .Alexius Hoff- Bishop of Erie, who had come from conclave instead of the historic REGIS KEEPS OPPONENTS’ that Stalin would probably end the only known authentic portrait Mass in the Basilica in the pres­ GOAL-LINE UNCROSSED ing an exception of adultery: ‘But O.S.B., of Collegeville, of Pere Jacques Marquette, 17th a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. pipe. "up, not in a Red dictatorship, but | ence of the Archbishop of Oaxaca Regis college journeyed to 1 say to you, that whosoever shall Minn. century Jesuit missioner and ex­ Arebbithup CotUntini Vi.it. ^.ri. — ^ Bishoi^of S a ^ Cue^^^ SLOW MUSIC will set the eat­ put away his wife, saving for the in a Nazi state, is given consider­ ing pace at Annapolis. The stu­ Spearfish, S. Dak., and met the able weight by the long-time Der Wanderer of St. Paul and plorer, will be presented to Mar­ Paris.— The Most Rev. Celso navaca, and Tabasco, and other cause of fornication, causeth her quette university in connection dents have been feeding too fast. Spearfish Normal team there Sat­ United Press correspondent >n i the Benedictine press of Mt. Costantini, secretary of the Sacred prelates. urday, coming out on the short to commit adultery: and whosoever Angel, Ore., are discussed by the with the celebration of the mis­ Congregation of the Propagation BACKWARD typewriter has Moscow, Eugene Lyons, in his in­ St. Therete Annivertary Marked end of a 12-to-O score. The shall marry her that is divorced Rev. Joseph Kreuter, O.S.B., Col­ sionary’s tercentenary Nov. 9 to of the Faith and president of the been made for a Hebrew scholar. formative new book. Assignment Rangers have thus far hung up committetli adultery,’ This com- 11. The original protrait was Paris.— The 40th anniversary of It writes Hebrew characters from in Utopia (Harcourt, $3.50), Ly­ legeville, Minn., and by the Rev. Pontifical Works of Propagjation, some kind of record for the liromise with reality by the Eastern Ignatius M. Boegel, O.S.B., Mt. picked out of a handcart of junk has just spent a week at Paris, at the death of St. Therese of the right to left. Orthodox and Roman Churches ons was a child immigrant to Child Jesus was commemorated in FOR 12 YEARS, a Maine couple season, having failed to score in America and grew up on the tough Angel. Other subjects include the by a Montreal artist in 1900. The the invitation of the French gov­ four successive games. Spearfish was later adopted by the Protestant university’s copy is a pastel paint­ Paris at the sanctuary dedicated have visited their son’s grave and East Side of New York. His Kolpingsvereinc in the United ernment, to visit the International registered both its scores in the sects.” ing by John A. Nielson, Milwaukee to the Little Flower. Cardinal lighted a lantern near his head­ early training was as a Red propa­ States, the German Catholic or­ exposition, especially the Pon­ second period on line plunges phanage at Buffalo, and the Pas­ artist. tifical pavilion with its missionary Verdier, Archbishop of Paris, stone so that he shall not be left gandist and Red editorial worker in the dark at night, ' after bringing the ball down in a Never did the Catholic Church sion play at Oberammergau in re­ After Artist McNab had taken exhibits. presided. make such a “ compromise with in New York. He is still a radical; FINED $10 or two touchdowns succession of passes that left the lation to the United States. what seemed to be a fine old panel Canadian Bithop Dead i-eality.” It has happened several but he gags on Soviet Russia. Aged Prie.t Diet in his next game, a Santa Bar­ Ranger defense helpless before from two boys who were pulling times in ecclesiastical history that As we pointed out before, many Quebec.— A priest 54 years, the Three Rivers, Quebec. — The bara halfback stepped out on the the superior height of the Spear­ ' a juhk cart along a Montreal Most Rev. Joseph S. Hermann gridiron and wiped out the penalty fish ends. Regis came close to a purely local councils allolJedw< di-1 ‘‘ ‘ ‘ If** I D T n h A r i t A H street 37 years ago, he found Rev. Louis Belleau died at Hotel vorcc with^ renrarriage, particularly Ii irreconcilable , . . . | F d lT O l 111110111011 Dieu hospital in his 81st year. He Brunault, second Bishop of Nico- in the first two quarters. tally several times in the game n... „ I Now Lyons comes fortli with under much dirt and varnish “ a let, died here. He was 80 years but lost the ball on downs each for unfaithfulness. But such a was one of the oldest priests of the OYSTER BAY, Long Island, for the declaration that Russia is face which was a wonderful old and this year market' the 56th time. ixmcession has never been per­ Library Given to example of modeling and color­ diocese. A brother, the Very Rev. the first time in its history is mitted by the Church at large and jockeying out all the more experi­ Canon Arthur Belleau, dean of the since his ordination and the 38th enced correspondents, who know ing.” The portrait was signed “ R. of his Episcopal career. so rich that no taxes will be levied. hence has never been Catholic doc­ Mexican Seminary Roos, 1669.” The title on the Quebec clergy, died last February FALSE TEETH in Germany Buddhists’ Conversion trine. Straggling expressions of loo much about the last twenty Mexico Will Aid Memorial Plan panel explained that this was are now being made of a chromium doubt concerning the text arc years. Today, Moscow also pre­ Is Intention of Pope “ Marquette de la confrerie de Rheims Cathedral Will Mexico City.— President Lazaro steel alloy. found among Catholic authors who fers to have diplomatic and other | Petersburg, 111.— Following out Cardenas issued a statement on Rome.— Since the real streng;th repre.sentatives who will not b e ' a suggestion made by the Most Jesus,” “ Marquette of the Society Be Opened in July, 1938 LUCKY BOY in Texas took a lived before the Council of Trent, of Jesus.” the anniversary of the discovery nickel to a bank, found it was of Buddhism in China lies in its but never in the works of major unduly worried when they see Sta-j Rev. James A. Griffin, Bishon of of America that his government monasteries, “ the problem of con­ lin “ betraying” the revolution. Springfield in Illinois, the Rev. Roos was a French artist of the worth $650 as a collector’s item. theologians. That council (sess. Paris.— Solemn opening of the “ will co-operate enthusiastically in verting the ma^es involves a de­ 24, can. 7) expressly taught that, William C. Bullitt went to Russia ■William Croke, pastor of St. 17th century, who might well have the realization of the plan to erect RIGHT NEXT to the sky­ termined effort to convert the as our first ambassador to the Peter’s church here, has sent to been employed by the missioner’s restored Rheims Cathedral, begun scrapers in Npw York, WPA gar­ according to the doctrine of the 726 years ago and damaged in the a commemorative lighthouse in the monks,” declares Fides service, Gospels and the Apostles, the bond Reds and did not last long. He Montezuma seminary, the institu­ family in Laon to make a portrait Dominican republic.” dens this summer produced 600 commenting on the Holy Father’s tion near Las 'Vegas, N. Mex., for World war, will not take place of matrimony cannot be dissolved was, you will remember, somewhat of the Jesuit Father Jonas, S.J., tons of vegetables. missionary intention for Novem­ Pink himself, although he was the training of Mexican candidates of Montreal says the painting is until July, 1938. Consecration of Radio Will Never Ou.t Reading through the adultery of either the edifice took place Oct. 24. APPLE SAVED man from skull ber. The intention of His Holi­ critical of the Reds after he left. for the priesthood, 100 or more the representation of a man of the London.— Radio will never oust fracture when he fell from a lad­ husband or wife. Parallel Biblical the habit of reading, declared the ness is: “ That the followers of Joseph E. Davies, our present am­ books— part of a library he inher­ years of Marquette in 1669. The der and his head struck an apple Buddhism in China may receive ]iassages dealing with the subject ited from his late uncle, the Rev. Most Rev. Richard Downey, Arch­ .are unanimous in upholding the bassador, is not at all Red, and missioner was born June 1, 1637. Holy Father May Delay on hard ground. the light of faith.” Daniel Croke of Chicago. This is bishop of Liverpool, when opening doctrine o f the council. See Mark has so much money that the temp­ “ The placidity of expression cor­ tation to go Bolshevist would not the second shipment of books to responds perfectly v/ith what we His Return to Vatican the Catholic Press exhibition at X . 2 sqq.; Luke xvi, 18; I Cor. be strong. He seems to fit in Montezuma made following a sug­ know of Marquette’s gentle and Liverpool. The exhibition is the vii, 3, 4, 10, 11, 39; Romans vii, gestion by Bishop Griffin, who is culminating point of an intensive much better than Bullitt. Maxim unassuming nature.” Rome.— With continuance of 2, 3. Likewise Patristic writers a member of the Bishops’ Commit­ campaign made in the diocese to from the earliest ages of the IJtvinoff seems to have taken The original Roos portrait is the lovely autumnal weather it was The Register Shopping Guide personal charge of Lyons’ loss of tee on the Mexican Seminary. ureserved in Montreal by the Mc­ increase the circulation of Cath­ Church uphold our contention, said that the Pope may not leave olic periodicals and of books. his correspondent berth in 1934. Nab family. Castelgandolfo for the Vatican kilL AND- MRS. SHOPPER— The R«fUtcr reconuunda thU alphabetically- such ns Hermas, Justin Martyr, indexed list af husinesa and prafessianal paanie far yaiir naads. Ae iaadtrs .Athenagoras, Thcophilus, Origen, It wouU .seem that Stalin isjCathoHc Library Meet until Nov. 1, the Feast of All Prie.t, Debunker of Medium., Hat ptayiqg a slow but sure game of Jubilee in tbau variaus lines, they are well e^ruipped U five yau cxcelUat sarvice. .lohn Chrysostom, Basil, Augus­ Saints. Chre then a trial and show yaur appreciatian. far they are ca>aperatinf with getting rid of all the fanatical Red Postponed to Nov. 20 Seattle Priest’s Work London.— Debunker of spurious us hi ffiviat yau a Baar puhlicatiaa. tine, etc. (Consult Maas, Gospel mediums, the Rev. Albert Knapp, According to St. Matthciv), leaders, in order to turn Russia Soon to Be Published |Monastery Choir Heard into a Nazi land. We have no Atchison, Kans.— The regional' O.P., has at last celebrated his GROCERY Seattle.— The first volume of golden jubilee as a Dominican— a We do not deny that the text is hope at all, however, of any re­ conference of the Catholic Li­ On Albany Radio Station Instructions on Christian Doctrine, year after the event. He is a The firms listed here de­ difficult. It must be conceded lenting on his part toward reli­ brary association, to be held in gion. A man who could punish Mt. St. Seholastica’s college here, by the Rev. Nicholas O’Rafferty, member of the Magic circle here, Westerkamp Bros. that it is, especially in view of the pastor of St. Edward’s parish here, serve to be remembered his own mother in her last days has been postponed from Nov. 6 Albany, N. Y.— The Franciscan an association of expert conjurers, KE. 9043 S106 Wash. fact that the schismatic Greeks will shortly be published by Bruce because she returned to the wor­ to Nov. 20. Catholic librarians students’ choir of St. Anthony-on- and has traveled throughout the Talk— Don’t W a lk - when you are distributing accepted it in the modem Protes­ Co. of Milwaukee. The work is in the-Hudson, Rensselaer, Vas heard country giving “ mock seances” to tant sense. But if it be accepted ship of (rod is pretty low. from Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Telephone Your Order Nebra.ska, and Missouri have been four volumes: The first on the in a half-hour broadcast of sacred explain how fake mediums get your patronage in the dif­ in that sense, we must, perforce, Apostles’ Creed, the second on the Everything a Good Grocery M e recently gave a brief quota­ invited to attend. music over station WABY Sunday their effects. Should Have .throw out other texts of Scrip­ sacraments, the third on the Com­ night, Oct. 17. The choir includes ferent lines of business. tures that contradict the Greek tion in this department from Rob­ mandments of God and the pre­ Monument to Vienna Apo.tle Be.t Food, at Lowest Prieo. ert Allen’s article in the Nation, 40 friars and is under the direc­ Erected W . D.I.d as an- Holy Ghost, has settled the prob­ Supreme Court Justice Black’s K. W. Schweigardt, sculptor, has pro- the Catholic movement of Austria lem by a direct ruling, closes the K. K. record, came from a private po^ed a S e T S f y i n ^ ^ i Priest, Accident Victim, | nouncer cm the program. as “ the apostle of the men of Preferred Parish Trading List question so far as we are con- detective. From correspondence many scientific achievements of I Jg Buricd in Buffalo Vienna.” Its site is one of the ! reroed. The Digest, therefore, is that we have examined, we are the late Guglielmo Marconi. He v- v u i most romantic places of Vienna, in - ...... Buffao, N. Y.— Funeral serv- Troy Monastery Student utterly wrong. Difficult Biblical convinced that the entire credit has completed a model of the pro­ the center of the ancient city. 1 ices for the Rev. Raymond G. Drowned in Lake Taconic 1 textS” must always be interpreted, should go to Reporter Sprigle of posed memorial. Church Advance, in Papua Kuch, pastor of St. John the Bap­ Annunciation St. Dominic’s j if'possible, by means of parallel the Post-Gazette. His articles were Yule Island, Papua. — Fifty the most brilliant newspaper scoop tist’s church, West Valley, who years ago, Papua was still a strong­ texts. Triumph or Persecution was killed when his automobile New Y'ork. — Louis Ansoloue, ! The most probable explanation of the year. hold of ferocious paganism prac­ collided with a street ijar, were held first-year student at the novitiate LONDON MARKET AND o f the text in question is that The International News Service For Church Is Forecast of the Order of Friars Minor, tically untouched by missionary in St. Mary Magdalene’s church, endeavor. Today, the missionaries GROCERY Christ was not speaking about a says that an intensive Klan mem­ London. — “ We have reached Troy, was drowned in Lake Ta­ bership drive, specializing on boys here. The Most Rev. John A. of the Sacred Heart of Issoudun, OSCAR TUNNELL. Prop. divorce that would sever the bond the time in the world’s hirtory Duffy, Bishop of Buffalo, presided conic near Grafton Center, when COAL o f matrimony, but only a divorce and girls 16 years old and up, when we must be prepared either the canoe in which he and Salva­ who are laboring in this area, have Quality Meats and Groceries has been under way in Florida, at the Solemn Requiem Mass of­ sucseeded in building up a Chris­ from bed and board. It is not for a glorious triumph for the fered by the Rev. Leonard W. tore Precopie were riding cap­ Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. uncommon for writers to refer to and that Alabama is also to be the sized 20 feet from shore, 'The ac­ tian community of about 20,000 3800 Walnut Street ' I Church or for a serious persecu­ Kuch, brother of the dead priest. Phone.: MA. 5239— TA. 3845 a separation from bed and board scene of a drive. tion,” Archbishop Hinaley de­ cident occurred while 16 first-year native Catholics. The ordination F. A, Momford, Mgr. as a divorce, although it gives no clared at a meeting in support students were enjoying their an­ of the first native Papuan priest The Boston Pilot informs us that Lindy in Naziland marks a still further advance. The W. 26th and Decatur GA. 6126 right to remarry others. Interpo­ of the Catholic Missionary society nual outing at the lake. Louis DE SELLEM lated, for purpose o f explanation, a joint resolution now before a here. was 17 years old, a native of newly ordained priest, Father the text might well read: “ But I Congress committee would author­ Salem, Mass. Vergeke, is a native of the Mekeo FUEL AND FEED CO. say to you, that whosoever shall ize-the erection in the national district. CHARLES A. DeSELLEM put away his wife from his bed and capital of a monument to Robert St. Francis hoard, excepting for the cause of Green Ingersoll, as a gift of the N. Y. Priest Promoted We Ship by Rail people of the United States. Inger- PHONE TA. 3205 fornication, maketh her to commit Priest Noted (or Under New Army Rules 35TH AND WALNUT adiilMryt and he that shall marry soll, who hailed from Peoria, was RES. PHONE MA. SS44 De Sales’ the son of a Congregationalist min­ Native Chief and her that is put away, commilteth ister. He organized and com­ Buffalo, N. Y.— Promotion adultery.” The (ihurch inter­ from major to lieutenant colonel prets the words “ excepting for manded a cavalry regiment in the DRUGS C.ivil war, as its colonel. From Work With Boys makes the Rev. Roman J. Nuwer T H E BROADWAY cause o f fornication” to refer to the only lieutenanv colonel-chap­ 1867 to 1869, he was attorney- 304 Followers in TWO STORES DEPARTMENT lain in New York s. te and the general of Illinois. In 1876, he STORE COMPANY Archbishop Says Mass moved to New Y'ork city. Willi 14th in the National Guard in the SAME PRICES U. S. Father Nuwer is the firet For Nun-Educator, 91 great eloquence, he nominated Made Monsipor J. M. CONES, Pres. James G. Blaine for the Presi­ chaplain to be promoted under new war department regulations Africa Baptized dency as a candidate of the Repub­ Dubuque, la.— Funeral services requiring chaplains before becom­ MOI Fruhiia St. 3101 WUliunt It 21 to 51 South Broadway for Sister Mary Cionia Cavanaugh, lican party in 1876. But all this Omaha. — (Special) — Included among the five Domestic Prelates ing lieutenant colonels to complete B.V.M., weri held at Mt. Carmel. would now be forgotten except for a series of 19 courses and exam­ Roma, Africa. — T h e native one thing— he was a speaker of just named by Pope Pius XI is The Most Rev. Francis J. L. Beck­ inations. chief of this district and 304 of man, Archbishop of Dubuque, cel­ devastating power and he used his a priest who has won national re­ his people were baptized at Our ebrated Solemn Requiem Mass. gifts to fight religion. Strong, nown for his youth work, the Lady of Ermites mission by the DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY Sister Mary Cionia, who was 91, laughing, jovial, tall, handsome, Rev. Edward J. Flanagan, founder Catholic Boy Scouts Most Rev. Joseph Bonhomme, entered the Sisters of Charity of and stalwart, he made a great im­ and director of Father Flanagan’s Increase 18 Per Cent O.M.I., Vicar Apostolic of Basuto­ pression on a past generation Boys’ home. H i s institution, land. Bishop Bonhomme rode 150 the Blessed Virgin Mary at the DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY age of 29 years, Aug. 27, 1875. stirred up by what it conceived as founded in 1917, now houses 193 miles on horseback to baptize 35- She had been stationed in schools the attacks o f science on religious boys and has a property valua­ Detroit.— The 'umber of Boy year-old Chief Theke Makhaelo YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. beliefs. But, except among adults tion of approximately a million Scouts under Catholic direction in­ Leretholi, who has been interested will be filled correctly at in Council Bluffs, Chicago, Kansas Service fuml.bed for OAcet, Barbere, WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY City, and Des Moines and at with child minds, Ingersoll today dollars. creased nearly 18 per cent in the in Catholicism since 1934. For R e.ta a n n t.. Store., and Banquets Clarke college, Dubuque. is regarded at his true worth— a The Rt. Rev. Msgr. James W. year ending June 30, the Rev. two years, he was instructed by Ph. SP. 9765 1066 South Gaylord St. brilliant man but one completely Stenson, Vicar General of the dio­ Edward Roberts ^ o r e of New a catechumen. After being bap­ 3104 Downiag M A. 7960 lacking in depth. Even H. L. cese, was raised to the rank of York, national director ' of the tized, Chief Theke was confirmed. Patronize Our Advertisers B. W. BECKIUS. Hanagar 'Fireman Is Killed Mencken, when editor of the a Protonotary Apostolic. ''’atholic Committee on Scouting, The next day, 428 persons received In Convent Blaze American Mercury, found it neces­ Other priests named Domestic reported at the fourth annual Confirmation. sary to laugh o ff the sage of prelate, with the title Right Rever­ Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is meeting of the conference of As Bishop Bonhomme prepared Francis J. Fisher, Inc. The firms listed here de­ Kingston, Jamaica.— (INS) — granddad’s day. end Monsignor, are Fathers Ber­ pictured as he arrived at the diocesan scout chaplains, held to leave the scene of the cere­ serve to be remembered One fireman was killed and an The late Father Lambert’s nard Lordemann, Joseph Bosheck, Munich airport after a flight from here. Speakers at the two-day monies, the chief presented him TAbor 6204 estimated $200,090 damage was famous reply to Ingersoll, which John L. Zaplotnik, and Edward J. England to attend the meetings' of meeting included the Most Rev. with a thoroughbred horse, say­ when you are distributing wrought here by a fire that de­ sold many thousands of copies, so Hunkeler. Named a Papal Cham­ the IJlienthal society, an aviation Edward Mooney, Archbishop of ing: “ I mak. you a present of Cement, Plaster, Mortar your patronage in the dif­ stroyed the Convent of the I.m- punctured the colonel’s pretensions berlain, with the title Very Rever­ organization. He was welcomed by Detroit, and the Most Rev. Ber­ these new legs that you may travel maculate Conception, conducted by tliat Ingersoll never again showed end Monsignor, was the Rev. Dr. von Koeppelle of the Nazi air nard J. Shell, Auxiliary Bishop of with greater ease and return to Metal Lath, Stucco ferent lines of business. Chicago. American nuns. the same assurance. Nicholas H. Wegner, ministry. visit us in the near future.” 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER