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Rtfiater Has the {ntemational Newa Service (Wire and Mail), the N. C. W. C. Newi e (Includinf Cablet), Its Own Special Service and All the Smaller Catholic Services; also International Illustrated News and Ca W*. Ca Picture Servicca CATHOLIC BOY * BISHOP GIVES Local Th«re is hardly anything Local that can happen in human FIRST IN ESSAY Edition Edition PUBLIC REBUKE life which has not been dis cussed in the Cath THE olic moral theolo n gies. A good deal of SCIENCE TESTS AT CLEVELAND printers’ ink was recently spilled when a con demned California prisoner President Roosevelt Receives Milwaukee Says Citizens’ League Attacked Catholic asked for whisky to solace Lad at White House, Praises Him REGISTER Candidates in Educational Election the last hours of his life. Ob (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) viously some of the editors Washington.— President Franklin D. Roosevelt set Cleveland.— An appeal to the voters of Cleveland to thought he wanted enough aside the cares of the recovery program for a few mo VOL. IX. No. 46. DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 19;33 TWO CENTS "put an end once and for all to the damnable practices of to make his passage into the self-constituted bodies like the Citizens’ league,” which, ments Nov. 2 and interrupted the daily series of confer next world an unconscious ences with mighty men of the world to pay honor to a he said, attempt to dictate the election of city officials and one. They believed that im Presi(ient Greets EssajI Victor publish “ preferred lists” of candidates, was made by the 17-year-old Catholic high school student from Milwaukee. portant officials were willing Most Rev. Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of Cleveland, in an The boy is Joseph S. Brendler of Messmer high school, SCIIHCI DINIIS that this should happen. The open letter here. winner of the national essay contest conducted by the fact is that though the man Gorgas Memorial institute. The Bishop’s, letter was issued following circulation was given the intoxicant, he Joseph was escorted to the pointed out, are the solution to of a message to voters, purporting to come from the was not given an excessive White House promptly at noon by the problem of insect extermina CIILOBEH'S 'LIES' Citizens’ league, advocating the defeat of Catholic candi amount. The Catholic moral Admiral Cary T. Grayson, presi tion. “ However," he said in con dates for membership on the school board. Officials of teaching on the point is: "It clusion, “ humanity must still be the league denied authorship of the message and asserted dent of the institute; Dr. Franklin is not lawful to administer, educated to a point where it will that it was "merely a coincidence that we placed no Cath H. Martin, chairman of the board realize the seriousness of this AIIE BEIE 'L IB S ' such medicines" as morphia olics on our preferred list for the board of education.” of directors, and Mrs. Henry L. problem. The Gorgas Memorial or brandy "in order to de institute has accomplished much In his open letter. Bishop Doherty, wife of the donor of the IS sa ia ^ prive a dying man of the use prize. For his prize-winning essay, toward this end.” Washington, D. C.— If a report Schrembs said which was chosen from ISrOOO of psychologist^ of the Catholic “ ‘No taxation without repre of reason, so that he may die Joseph, one of a family of seven lO *» "f submitted by students of high children, was paying his first visit University of America is to be ac sentation’ is a fundamental prin- while unconscious. The time cepted, “ lying” among children ciple of Amjerican politics. Strange . just before death is very schools all over the country, Jos to the nation’s capital. Asked eph received ?500 and f200 for may not deserve that title in all to say when there is a question of precious; a sinner may then travel expenses. The assigned cases.' The report sets forth the the public schools certain self- be reconciled with God and subject was "The Problem of the results of a test made by the appointed bodies like the Citizens’ save his soul; one who is in Mosquito and Other Insect Life in psychologists with regard to the league recommend to the public “ eidetic image,” ' or that outward that Catholics be absolutely ostra the state of grace may very Relation to Sanitation, Health and Industry.” projection of memory images, cized from any representation on much increase his merit by which makes the products of the the public school board. Complimented by President a good use of that time.” imagination seem as real to the Brands Chargas False (Father Slater, vol. 1, page President Roosevelt, in present subject as anything in objective “ When Catholics seek a just surroundings. The tests were made 104). If the brandy or ing the prije, complimented the representation on the public school boy for his achievement and, after with twenty-three boys said to board we are at once told we are Manila, P. I. — (INS Cable.) — drugs were given to ease photographerr had taken their possess the faculty of seeing such enemies of the public schools. As governor-general o f the Philip pain, they would be lawfully picture, remarked: “ I know you I “ eidetic images.” Why are we enemies of the public pines Frank Murphy has developed administered. must have had lots of competi Fantastic story telling among schools? Just what have we done one trait that distinguishes him tion, Joe, right in your home town. children, it is pointed out, is only to deserve this stigma of the Citi from his predecessors. He has be )Vhen Auxiliary Bishop- I remember ' riding through the too common, much to the annoy zens’ league? Is the Citizens’ come a veritable nighthawk, usual streets of Milwaukee, in the cam ly making an automobile trip elect C. H. Winkelmann of ance of parents and other elders. league unaware of the fact that paign, and I never saw so many Spankings and scoldings most Joseph B. Brendler, student of the Messmer Catholic high school, there has been criminal extrava through Manila and its suburbs Milwaukee, photographed at the White Housg receiving congratula the St. Louis archdiocese, a school children gathered to often result from a child’s de gance in the management of the before he goes to bed each night. pastor in the see city, is con gether.” scription of “ a purple cow,” but Hons of President Roosevelt, who presented him with the Henry L. public schools? Does the Citizens’ The habit was started as a Di ’ ' ' * Following the visit to the White children possessing the “ eidetic oherty prize of $S00, awarded for the -best high school essay among league mean to deny to Catholic means of securing a breath of secrated on Thanksgiving 18,000 submitted in the fifth annual Gorgas esaay contest on the sub fresh air on the hot, sultry eve day as a successor of the House, the group \^ent to a broad image” may very well be defi citizens their right to representa casting studio, where a prog^ram nitely convinced of Gie objectivity ject of “ The Problem of the Mosquito and Other Insect Life in Rela tion on the public school board of nings that greeted his arrival here. tion to Sanitation, Health and Industry.” Mr. Brendler also received Apostles by the great Arch was sent out over a nation-wide of the image. The “ eidetic’ image” Cleveland for the protection and But after the novelty of tquring $200 travel allowance to Washington for the presentation. Photo bishop Glennon, he will be hookup of the National Broad ability disappears about the begin- proper management thereof? Let along Manila’s well-paved, brightly shows, left to fight,.Mrs. Henry L. Doherty, \^fe of the donor of the launched upon a career as a casting company. In the course of ning of adolescence,' lie the time when them point out even one single illuminated boulevards had worn prize, and Brendler shaking hands with the Pn^sident.— (Wide World the program, Joseph read excerpts the grotesque story telling invari outstanding instance of illegitim off, Governor-General Murphy be prelate in a city that has one photo.)______, ^ ______gan to instruct his driver to take of the finest Catholic back from his essay and expressed his ably ends. " ate opposition to the public thanks to the donor of the prize schools. him to the poorer sections of the Declaring that “ sympathetic un city. grounds in America. St. and to the officials of the Gorgas derstanding of the make-believe “ It is about time that our Cath Louis will attain its 170th There he saw what most gover- Memorial-institute. ^ child,” rather than punishment, is Women of Spain Will olic citizens should wake up to the nors-general prefer to omit from birthday in 1934. Named Discussing, in his essay, 3 the a better remedy, the report says fact that they have certain rights their annual reports, the unsani for St. Louis, King of France, great loss to health and to in that “ as the child grows older, he guaranteed under the constitu tary and unhealthy conditions un it was founded in 1764 by dustry due to product-destroying , becomes aware of the disparity tion of the United States that not der which Manila’s poorer classes and disease-bearing insects, Jos Joseph brendler which exists between imagery and Decide Cortes Election even the Citizens’ league can deny Pierre Liquest Laclede, a of Meismer Catholic hifh school. Mil- » r* nscprtod that bp are forced to live. eph pointed out the necessitK;_pf wauUM, winner of the Gorgas memorial reality. It IS asserted tnat ne them. I h»ve never entered into With the humanitarian instincts French nobleman, who came educating the laity to the import prize essay among 18,000 competitors | may react in three ways: ,Hy Madrid.— Revision of laic and legislate a^inst the Church, or to •any political agitation but when a which made him one of America’s to New Orleans in 1755. He ance of control measures. Chemi in public. Catholic and private schools.— j tending towards extreme ■ ohjec- socialistic legislation, a rigorous self-coristituted body of men and Picture»!— special1.1 —to -ri.. The Register...... tivity, by accepting the situation rectify su S ' measures as are op most popular mayors, he used the (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) cal warfare and sanitation; he defense of the economic interests pressive to^the Church and offen women deny to Catholics their information in setting up an un what shaw.places-he wished: inoat reasonably, or by seeking rqfuge of the country* conceding to ^ r i- sive to the feligious sentiments of I constitutional rights, it is time not employment relief program, some to see, he chose the capitol, 'Wash in an imaginary world.” The re culture its legitimate sway as the the majority of the nation. only for Catholics but for the citi- thing unheard of in these islands. port says that the third course is I zens at large to wake up to their ington monument, the Lincoln basis of national wealth and The certainty that the Catholics Having observed that Manila’s the most perilous, since from it sense of responsibility. By the memorial and Mount Vernon. amnesty for political transgres will gain iri the election, no mat few playgrounds were mainly what Four-Fold Increase Shown “ personality difficulties and even very fact that Catholics are under “ I’d like to go to the government sions are the fundamental points ter what party wins the majority, he termed “ window-dressing,” printing office, too,” he added. insanities are born.” of a program adopted by the the duress of a double taxation Murphy started plans for a unified has filled the Socialists with fear for the support of the public “ I’m interested in things mechani The experiments were carried Union of Spanish Catholics in the and fury. ; and co-ordinated park and play cal.” on with boys from St. Mary’s in face of the approaching elections. schools they surely have a right ground plan^ where adequate rec In St. Vincent do Paul Work Messmer high school, where dustrial school, Baltimore, under These points were drawn up and to examine the management of reation opportunities would be of Joseph is a student, is conducted the direction of Dr. J. E. Rauth, agreed upon by representatives of Vatican Librarian these schools. fered the children of the poor. New York.— The brilliant man creased from 18,693 to 30,000, by the School Sisters of Notre assistant professor of psychology the three large groups of Catholic “ When the public schools are in To the poor people of Tondo ner in which the Society of St. the average, attendance at meet Dame. at the university. voters: the CEDA, the Tradition need of funds they do not hesitate and similar crowded districts of ings from 9,557 to-15,643. alists and the Renovacion Espan- to come to me as the leader of the city, which have heretofore \'incent de Paul in the United The number of families assisted ola.. approximately 50 per cent of the been visited once by each gover States has met the challenge of increased from 3" 349 in 1929 to With this program of action city’s population to urge the sup nor-general— and then in the mid the economic depression in the 143,787, the number of persons ZEPPELIN TRAVEL agrreed upon, it was said, it is port of (Catholics for the financial dle of the day with a battery of last four years is reflected in sta in families a.ssisted from 141,157 hoped to present a solid anti- maintenance of the schools— and press photographers along to re tistics published in a brochure to 692,862, the number of visits Mbrxist front which can rely also . I have never failed to make a cord the great event— ^these unan commemorating the society’s cen to families in need from 288,924 MAY AID MISSIONERS upon support from the conserva whole-hearted appeal for such sup nounced visits of Governor-Gen tenary meetings recently held in to. 1,475,907, the number of visits tive group of Maura and the Radi port— and yet they stand ready to eral Murphy are proving a bles .New York. to institutions from 29,863 to cal party of Lerroux. However, it stab me in the back and pillory sing. In fact, most of them wish In 1929 the total expenditures New Y’ork.— Air ship (i.e. Zep- to the American radio audience me and my co-religionists as ene that other government officials (55,587, the number of persons Several of the passengers, includ must not be thought that the So of the society in the relief of suf for whom employment was found pelin) travel eventually -will con cialists and the Azana groups are mies of the public schools. would develop insomnia and begin fering in this country amounted to ing the children of an American “ During the twelve years of my to prowl about the city before go from 5,152 to 13,054, and the stitute an important factor in the lawyer of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, resigned to the loss of the ma Sl,37.=>,098.61, while in 1932 it number of persons provided with promotion of Catholic missionary jority of their 110 deputies. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 1) ing to bed. was f5,553,115.72, or nearly four also Were heard. transportation to other cities from activities, in the opinion of Dr. “ I belie-ve,” Dr. Jordan said, After the Cortes, through their times that much. In addition to fencing and threats of dictator 1,062 to 1,901. Max Jordan, the German corre “ that airship travel has come to this latter figure, expenditures There was also a very pro spondent of the N.C.W.C. News stay. Nope of us passengers ever ship, became useless, the Socialists amounting to $591,780.93 were resorted to obscure maneuvering nounced increase in spiritual aid Service, Who just arrived here felt uncomfortable during this made for special works, bringing to prevent the dissolution of the Boils on Sun, Diagnosis rendered by members of the so after completing a 12,000-mile record trip. The giant airship was the grand total -if expenditures ciety. The number of irregular trip aboard the airship “ Graf Zep handled by its commander with Cortes and to prevent the present for 1932 up to $6,144,896.65. Ex government’s holding an election. marriages validated increased pelin.” perfect safety, and we even rode penditures for 'special works did from 532 in 1929 to 2,660 in Dr. Jordan was a passenger For the first time the women j not appear as a special item in the storms^nd gales that.w'e en of Santa Clara U. Scholar 1932, the number of Baptisms ar- aboard the giant German dirigible countered r^th astonishing ease. will vote in a general election, and the report for 1929. ranged from 1,349 to 5,202, the in his capacity as European repre I really tnirik that travelling by it is presumed that they will give Santa Clara, CJalif. — (INS boils, which belch forth gaseous The approximate number of number of children induced to at sentative of the National Broad dirigible is 'more pleasant than by their votes predominantly to those Wire)— Although old Sol is a currents of tremendous heat, pro conferences in this country in tend parochial school from 4,358 casting company of America, steamer. The time element, of who champion their ideals in re heavenly body, nonetheless it too ducing an effect on the earth creased from 1,518 in 1929 to to 11,829, the number of children which had arranged for a series of course, is of essential importance, ligion and the social order. Never 2,350 in 1932, ^the approximate induced to attend Sunday school broadcasts from aboard the air theless, neither the Rights nor the has its ailments— solar boils. which manifests itself in disrupt and our missionaries ought to be ing or disturbing magnetic terres- number of active members in- from 3,486 to 10,639, the number ship. These broadcasts constituted particularly interested in the as Lefts are sure in which direction That was the description given' of persons brought back to their the first attempt ever undertaken the balance will be thrown; the here by Dr. Albert J. Ne\(rlin, di tial conditions,” Dr. Newlin said. pect. It will eventually take only “ The result is a distortion of radio religious duties from 1,392 to to broadcast a human voice from a few days to reach far distant former, because .there are many rector of the Ricard Memorial Filipino Women Get Vote observatory, Santa Clara univer waves and interruption of tele 7,146,. the number of religious an airship aflight. While the. regions of the earth, if regular employed women and because The Rl.,ReT. Mtgr. Eugene Tii- sity, in commenting on the new phone and telegraph communica Through Gov. Murphy books, papers and articles distrib “ Graf Zeppelin” was still some (Turn to Page 2 — Column 1) women have received from the re aerant, prbrprefect of the Vatican Manila, P. I.— (INS Cable) — uted from 571,519 to 3,200,933. 2,000 miles distant from American public rights which they never library, who took a prominent part cycle of spots on the sun. tion. The Philippine senate passed a Steady Growth Shown territory, en route from South had before; the latter, because in the |deIiberationa of the recent Among the 'disturbances which “ The cycle usually runs for a Other statistics, dealing with America, two broadcasts were suc Pastor of Deaf they know it to be true that the conventioiij of the American Li will be noted by these spola, ac period of about ten' or eleven woman's suffrage measure ap years, reaching its maximum at proved by the house last year. For the years 1917, 1922 and 1927, cessfully relayed to the networks Spanish woman is profoundly re brary aasoiciatioh and the Inter cording to Dr. Newlin, are distort the fourth or fifth year. It was the first time in the Far East, show the steady growth of the of the National .Broadcasting'com ligious and a lover of the home. national Library , aasociation, at ed radio reception, possible dis society and its work in that period. pany. Besides Dr. Jordan him For. this reason it can be said for Chicago, afbere he spoke over the ruption of the telephone and tele definitely established by the late women will vote, after the gen Dr. Jerome S. Ricard, famed eral elections of next June. Pass The total expenditures of the so self, Dr. Hugo Eckener, comman a certainty that the group of Cath radio. Mi(gr. Tisserant reported graph service and a general low ‘padre of the rains,’ that these age of the measure was another ciety in the relief of needy fam der of the dirigible, and Lieuten olic deputies should be sufficiently that the t^k of recataioguing the ering of temperatures the worl
PAGE TWO THE REGISTER Sunday, November 12, 1933 Bishop Raps Anti-Catholics NBA Differences With Papal THE REGISTER Published Every Week by The Catholic Publishing Society, Inc. 938 Bannock Street,. Denver, Colo. Post Oflice Box 1497 Catholic Peace Rally Nov. 19 J. Hogan, pastBr of St. Juliana’s, Pm ident...... Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D., DtnTtr for Their School Intolerance South Bend, Ind.— Plans are Economic Program Shown administered the last rites. Presldtnt E m erito*_„.llo*t Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D., Wichita, Kansas being completed for an all-day re Editor-Generai______Rt. Rev. Uiar. Matthew Smith, Fh.D., LL.D. Catholic* Abhor Lynching ManaginK Editor______Hnbert A. Smith, Jour. D. (Continued From Pace One) tice I am appealing to the people gional conference of the Cath New Ifork. — The Monthly (Continued From Page One) said, “ ijiji not this ‘order’ because Associate Editors— Rev. Barry Wogan, H.A., B.J.; Rev. Thomas Coleman, ^ B .; incumbency as Bishop of ClevcT of Cleveland to put an end once olic Association for International Forum for Social Justice, as parable to the Mystical Body of there is; under it no council of the Edward C. Day, Jr., A.B., LL.B.: Millard F. Everett, B.N.S. land I have repeatedly appealed to and for all to the -damnable prac Peace at Notre Dame university sembled under the auspices of the Christ. (The context indicates employers’ organization and the DIOCESAN EDITIONS Catholic tax-payers for their sup November 19, when representa that this is a cure for class hatred labor uijions in each industry for tices of self-constituted bodies Laymen’s union of New York city, 9* CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Fresno) port of the public schools of the like the Citizens’ league.” tives from Catholic universities was devoted to a talk and general and excessive governmentalism as the guidance of the industry to Most Rev. Bishop Philip G. Scher, D.p., President. Rt. Rev. Michael Sullivan, Editor city of Cleveland. I defy the Citi The message, which bore the and colleges and others interested discussion on the subject, “ The well as, the means to guide eco the conimon good; and no federa SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) zens’ le..gue or any other self- in international affairs will as nomic nfe for the good of all.)” i' Host Rev. (Bishop Robert J Armstrong, D.D., President heading “ Citizens’ League— to the Sanctity of Human Life." Seven tion of the separate councils, in Rev. Patrick A. McHugh, Editor and Business Manager - constituted committee of politi ■Voters of Cleveland,” said: semble for addresses and discus hundred persons attended. As the “ The NRA,” Father McGowan cluding agriculture and the non- NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand Island) cians to point to a singe act of “ Two years ago the voters sion. The main purpose is to bring result of the discussion of the re industriil occupations, .'to the Most Rev. Bishop S. V. Bona, D.D., President; Rev. Patriclc McDaid (No. Platte), mine that has been inimical to the before the group current world ^ame end. Instead, the organized Editor; Bnsiness Director, Rev. FanI Wiese, Grand Island. elected two board members, cent lynching in Maryland, a reso EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER, (Great Falls) system of public schools of the city Messrs. Miller and Martin, who problems, the Catholic principles lution was unanimously adopted Glockner Benefit employes alone control produc Host Rev. Bishop Edwin V O'Hara, D.D., LL.D.. President of Cleveland; yet they do not hesi have conclusively proved by their underlying them, their relation to expressing “ horror and indigna tion and prices under government Rev. John £. Regan. Editor and Basineas Manager. tate to pillory Catholics as ene college training and to our na supervision and only bargain, or WESTERN HONIa NA REGISTER (Helena) conduct and general attitude that tion.” Most Rev. Bishop Ralph L. Hayes, D.D., President. mies of the public school system. tional life, and the necessity of perhaps; do not bargain, with or they are not in sympathy with or Leaflet Mi**al Improved Set for This Week Rev. Patrick Casey, Editor and Business Manager. '-Appeal* for Fair Play derly, unselfish and constructive education and united>action in the ganized J employes about wages NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) “ What are the facts in the case? Catholic program for world peace. St. Paul, Minn.— The Leaflet and hours. Most Rev. Bishop Thomas K. Gorman, D.D., J.C.L., D.Se.Hist., Prea. and Editor administration of the public Devotees of the cultural and SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Lincoln) Catholics unhesitatingly pay their Hiatory Society Elect* Missal, the complete weekly text schools of Cleveland. They have of the Sunday Mass, appears now charitable of Colorado Springs NR.4 May Be an Approach Most Rev. Bishop Lonis B. Kucera, D.D., President taxes for the support of the public repeatedly shown their desire to New York.;—Percy J. King was “ Yet,: certainly, the NRA plan Rev. Maurice Helmaun, Editor and Business Manager. in new form. The size has been ■mil be in attendance at the con The Denver Catholic Register is also a part of this newspaper eiiain. schools. They build and support re-elected president of the United exploit the schools to their own reduced from 6 by 4 inches to cert to be given at Glockner sana may be jan approach to this order their own schools as a matter of States Catholic Historicaf society Price of The Register (dated every Sunday), t l a year. In bundle lot*, one views and purposes. What is worse, 5% by 3%,. to conform to the torium and hosiptal on the eve and seems also to be a necessary conscience and save the public at the annual meeting of the or-, eent a copy if bought regularly for *ale or distribution. they are trying to elect two more size of the usual prayer or pocket- nings of November 8 and 9, pro intervefting step. Speaking of col ta^ayers millions in taxation; g^nization a the Centre club, i members of their own kind, so that book. The number of pages, how ceeds from which will go for the lective bargaiitiiig, the Encyclical Entered as Secopd Class Hatter at Post Office, Denver, Colorado. stiH they are branded as enemies here. Cardinal Hayes, Archbishop they may have a controlling ma ever, is increased from 20 to 32. benefit of the hospital. says^hit if it is ‘an honest dis- of the public school system. jority on the board. They are of New York and honorary presi cussion jbf differences based upon The Register now has the largest clrenlation of religions newspapers In tha “ I am neither a coward nor a In addition it offers a series of Paul Fox, the master magician, English language. degrading the high office to their dent of the-iooiety, was the guest weekly instructions, 1,000 words will give a performance in three the d e^ e of social justice,’ then fool. My eyes are wide open and of honor at the meeting, while Dr. own standard of political ethics in each, on “ The Liturgical Year.” parts, a sequence consisting of so it can 'be and must be ‘ah ap so are the eyes of my people and Richard J. Purcell, professor of their desire td dominate and con ..These special articles are written phisticated manipulation, tricks of proach towards the mutual co in the name of fair play and jus- trol the policies of> the school history at the Catholic Univjersity by the editor, the Rev. Paul Bus- a psychic nature and a melange of operation’ of the whole organized board. of America, was the guest speaker. sard. tricks to be suggested by the audi ftidustry comprising both employ N. C. W. C. Plans Are A*k ‘Rebuke’ at Poll* ers and^emplojlbs. u Monaignor at Whit* Houae New President Speak* ence. Mrs. Dan Hampton will as- The Register Shopping Guide “ If this political activity on Washington!— The Very Rev. Imitated by Africans Kansas City.— The success of ript Mr. Fox in presenting a string “ The; NRA is not yet in all in MR. AND MRS. SHOPP£R-*-The R«xitter recommends this alphabeticallsr. their part is not definitely rebuked Washington, D. C. — In the Msgr. Robert, F. Keegan of New Catholic Action depends ipon the ensemble, assisted by a chorus of dustries’ even a collective bargain ii^extd list of businesa and professional people for your needs. As leadsrs Union of South Africa, which em by the voters at the polls on No York, former president of the Na 14 trained voices. Miss Maria ing arrangement (under a de^ee in their various lines, they are well equipped to five you excellent service. vember 7, Cleveland will find its understanding and participation Give -them’ a trial and show your appreciation, for they are co-operatinf with braces a considerable part of the tional Conference of Catholic of individual Catholics every Fielding will present a colorful of government supervision). It is us in^fivinf you a finer publication. fine school syi^tem in the control Charities, was the guest of Presi Spanishldance. An Unique presen an effort to establish such, and in “ Dark Continent,” there has been where, Miss Anne Sarachon of its enemies,|and its 7,000 teach dent Franklin D. Roosevelt at tea tation illustrating novelty piano- some industries it is such and col established an organization - for Hooley, newly-elected president of ers and employes and its 140,000 united Catholic Action which, in at the Whita House November 1. the National Council of Catholic Ibgues by Mrs. Hampton, assisted lective bargaining is necessary. AUTO BODIES GROCERY many respects, strikingly resem school children exposed to the ex Msgr. Keegan has long been a per- by Frank Gillis, Wyborn Foote,. But thellonger there is only collec ploitation of a small group which Women, said in an address to the bles the National Catholic Welfare sohal friend of the President convention of the Kansas City Theo Fenlon, Bernard 'Vessey, Joe tive bargaining, i.e., the longer it Wrecked and Damaged Cars Westerkamp Bros. is not interested in the mainte Schlotter, Kenneth Bro'wn, 'Walter Conference in the United States. Will Work in Yukon Diocesan council, N.C.C.W. falls shprt of Qie new social order KE. 9043 5106 Wash. The National Catholic Action nance of Schools solely for the Washington.— The Rev. Leo P. Bybee, Mary Harvey, Bethel of the ; Encyclical and gives the and Fenders Repaired at Council of South Africa, as the youth of the city.” Complete Outline of Economic* Crumbaker, Pauline Anderson, first control to employers alone Talk— Don’t Walk— Wholey, O.M.I., a native of Low New York.— 'With the publica Telephone Your Order new organization is called, is pre- The two members of thq board ell, Mass., who was ordained to Ruth Shellenberg, Agnes Sands, and only bargaining power to or IZETT’S tion of a 96-page booklet, entitled Everything a Good Grocery .sided over by the Bishops of the of education mentioned in the the priesthood at the Catholic Ruby Pate and Charlotte Heiple, ganized employes, then, in addi "Toward Social Justice,” by the Should Have Union, as the work of the N. C. message, Messrs. Mill^ and Mar University of America here last will be presented. Tropical at tion to’ its not establishing that TAbor 4293 Rev. R. A. McGowan, assistant di Best Food* at Lowest Price* W. C. is presided over by the tin, are Catholics. June, has been assiped to mis mosphere will be lent by 'Ventura prosperity for all^which is the aim rector of the'Department of Social 1448 Speer Boulevard We Deliver Bishops of United States. The sionary work in the , Vicariate Velasquez and her guitar. Mar of sociUl justice, there is greater Action, National Catholic Welfare garet Dietrich Williams, Frances danger!from two main sources— South African Bishops, able to Religious Test Barred Apostolic of the Yukon and Prince DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE meet only at infrequent intervals, Conference, a series of four pub Fletcher, Fritz E. Funk, Frank the Clbss Struggle and Exces Rupert, the territory of which ex lications embracing a complete have delegated to a group of For Teachers in Texas tends to the Arctic ocean. . Gillis, Frederick Knorr and John sive Governmentalism.” HORACE W . BENNETT & outline of study of Catholic social D. Hiltbrand of the string ensem DR. W. F. LOCKE Bishops known as the Episcopal Austin, Tex.— A bill making it Quebec Cardinal in New York COMPANY Standing committee the active su unlawful for any authorities to teaching has been made available ble will interpret several numbers, KE. 8613 KE. 8613 New York.— In welcoming Car by the Paulist press here. The special arrangements of which 1216 Speer Blvd. TAbor 1271 TAbor 1271 pervision of the council’s work. inquire into the religious affilia dinal Villeneuve, Archbishop of other publications of the group have been made by Robert Gross, VETERINARIAN 210 Tabor Building This closely resembles tfie Admin tion of any applicani. for a posi Quebec; the Most Rev. Joseph istrative committee of the N. C. tion as teacher has been signed by include “ Four Great Encyclicals,” talented Pueblo violinist. Frank Small Animal Specialists REAL ESTATE Schrembs, Bishop of Cleveland, those on “ Reconstructing the So Gillis will accompany the ensem LOANS AND INVESTMENTS W. C., as does the office of general Governor Miriam A. Ferguson. and the Most Rev. James A. secretary. The South African The senate passed the bill 18 to cial Order,” “ Marriage” and ble by a vocal selection. A charm Cat and Dog Hospital Choice Apartments for "Rent Walsh, M.M., superior of Mary- “ Education,” by Pope Pius XI, ing “ Berkeley Square” fantasy in CLIPPING-rSURGERY— DISEASE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS council, “ through which the Cath 10 and the house 93 to 23. The knoll, at the celebration held here olic body may speak and act as a measure was introduced by Sena and “ The Condition of Labor," by music ■will be presented by Wy to mark the golden jubilee of St. Pope Leo XIII; “ Capital and La born Foote, Theo Fenlon, Vemard corporate unit in the defense and tor T. J. Holbrook, a non-Catholic, Jean Baptiste’s parish. Cardinal furtherance of Catholicism,” also from Galveston. bor,” by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Vessey, Joe Schlotter, Kenneth Hayes, Archbishop of Ndw York, A. Ryan of the. Catholic Univer Brown, Walter C. Bybee, Mqry resembles the N. C. W. C. in its recalled that, “ at one time, the federation of existing lay organi sity of America, director of the Harvey, Bethel Crumbaker, Paul Beda College Shown great city of New York, the Em N.C.W.C. Social Action depart ine Anderson, Ruth Shellenberg, Preferred Parish Trading List zations without disturbing their pire state of New York, was lun- No Coffee Dust, autonomy and work, and in much in Good Financial Shape ment; and “ Rights and Wrongs in Agnes Sands, Ruby Pate and der the spiritual jurisdiction of Industry,” by the Rev. Dr. Francis Charlotte Heiple. Miss Helen No Coffee Chaff of the work toward which it di London.— When the Beda asso the Bishop of Quebec.” The rites, rects its attention. Other parts of ciation met here for its annual Haas, director of the National Nikols ■will accompany the presen with Solemn Pontifical Mass sung Catholic School of Social Service tation on a valuable, antique ... in BLUHILL the world are also imitating the meeting, the Rt. Rev. Charles by Bishop Schrembs, also marked Annunciation Holy Family N. C. W. C. program. Duchemin, rector of the Beda col and a member of the National melodeon. A new, PATENTED the diamond jubilee of the Blessed Labor board. lege, Rome, announced that the Sacrament Fathers. Friends of the hospital in Den Steel-cutting - - more LONDON MARKET AND MERIT ^ O C E R Y debt has been reduced in five 100,000 at Martyr*’ Shrine ver and adjoining towns are ex cleanly cut, more THINKS ZEPPELINS WILL years from $50,000 to $10,000. Kenrick Seminary Alumni Reunion Auriesville, N. Y.— The Shrine pected to drive down for the con GROCERY GROCERIES, MEATS St. Louis.— A reunion of all the of North American Martyrs, here, finely cut AID MISSIONARY WORK The subscriptions of tKh associa cert. OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. Dry Goods— Men’s Furnishings tion’s members, who now number graduates of Kenrick theological has just closed a very successful A better cup of coffee Shoes— Hardware (Continued From Page One) nearly 1,000, virtually guarantee seminary will be held on Novem season. The Rev. Peter F. Cusick, bV either - - Quality Meats and Groceries airship routes can be mapped out, the security of the temporal side ber 14 and 15. The alumni as S.J., estimates that over 100,000 AID BRANCH TO GAllup 4828 and GAllup 2491-W sociation numbers more than i,000 pilgrims have visited the shrine 3800 Walnut Street and it is obvious that the gain of the work. The Beda college ■ M I P , P E R K o r P O T ■ 4995 LOWELL BLVD. of tkne would be a great help in cares for late vocations, both from priests serving in dioceses through since April 1 of this year. Or MEET ON NOV. 9 Phone*; MA. 5239— KE. 3937 the promotion of missionary inter among convert clergymen and out the United States. ganized groups of pilgrims arrived ests.” from others who have had success Great Woman Leader is 75 from thirteen dioceses. Many re The regular monthly meeting of “ E«*t Dcnvtr’* L u ce .t Dru* Store” ful careers. St. Paul, Minn.— When Mrs. markable cures and favors the Annunciation branch of St. There were several Catholic through the intercession of the Vincent’s Aid society •will be held USE Franklin Pharmacy St. Francis passengers aboard the “ Graf Among the distinguished guests William J. O’Toole, charter mem at the annual banquet were the ber of the board of directors of martyrs and Kateri Tekakwitha, at Myrtle hall Thursday after Zeppelin,” Dr. Jordan said, but “ Lily of the Mohawks,” who was noon, November 9, at 2:15. The IK* S t o f never so far has a priest br min Most Rev. Thomas 'Williams, Arch the National Council of Catholic CORBETT’S bishop of Birmingham; the Duke ■Women, first president of the born here, have been reported. following ladies will entertain; De Sales’ ister been included in the ship’s The golden jubilee of the shrine Mmes. L. D. Kirby, James H. Mc 34TH AND FRANKLIN ST, passenger lists. Naturally, the of Marlborough, Viscount i’itz- Minnesota Council tef Catholic ICE Alan, Lord Iddesleigh and Lord Women, and prominent civic lead takes place next year. Carthy, E. W. Connell and Sid H, KEystone 1753 passage rates are higher aboard Ireson. the dirigible than those quoted by Clonmore (a convert clergyman). er here for the past forty-three Anglican Laud* Jesuit FREE DELIVERY IMMEDIATELY THE BROADWAY the steamship companies. years, celebrated her 75th birth Auburn, N. Y.— Sympathetic CREAM DEPARTMENT “ Still,” Dr. Jordan, concluded, Eight American Girls day, so highly esteemed is she appreciation foEj. the work -done Orphanage Honors St. Remi “ it would be a wonderful experi throughout the state that greet among the Indians by the Jesuit STORE COMPANY Study in Switzerland ings were sent by Governor Floyd missionary. Father Rene Menard, Paris.— The fourteenth centen Francis J. Fisher, Inc. Cathedral ence, if some day Holy Mass could ary of the death o^'’ St. Remi, J. M. CONES, :^es. -be said aboard the ‘ Graf,’ high up Fribourg, Switzerland.— Eight L. Olson of Minnesota and Mayor was expressed by the Rev. Fred j TAbor 6204 American girls have just taken up Mahoney of St. Paul. An editorial erick Sherman Arnold, rector o f Archbishop of Rheims, the cele in the air.” bration of which has just clos’ed, TEMPLE DRUG STORE 21 to 51 South Broadway residence at Villa Fougeres, here, in The St. Paul Pioneer-Press de St. John’s Episcopal church, here, Cement, Plaster, Mortar where they will avail themselves clares that “ individuals like Mrs. in an article in Holy Cross Maga will have a perpetual memorial in VICTOR 0. ^ETERSON, Prop. an orphanage that was^ blessed by Says Irish Free State of the junior year at the European O’Toole . . . set standards by zine, publication of an Anglican Metal Lath, Stucco PrS*cription Work Our Specialty branch of Rosary college. Villa which to measure the responsibili monastic order. the Most Rev. Emanuel Suhard Follows Papal Economics Fougeres is conducted by the Do ties of citizenship other than those of Rheims. 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER Delivery Service at All Tin!ie* St. Dominic’s Dublin.— Addressing the Cercle minican Sisters of Rosary college. defined in ordinances.” “ She has COLFAX AND LOGAN Catholique in Geneva, Sean T. River Forest, 111. It was estab enriched her own life,” the paper O’Kelly, minister for local gov* lished in 1917 for the benefit of adds, “ and her community by the m 1 0 B [ m THE DEPRESSION IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE PHONE TABOR 0808 f crnment, declared that the gov college students in their junior generous gift of her talent and ALTA MARKET CO. ernment of the Irish Free State year, majoring in French. The enthusiasm.” COAL is inspired in its every action by Business ii improving, and students are: Misses Eunice Au- Joaeph Dorney Die* 1244 East Colfax Ave. Catholic principles ahd Catholic binger, of La Grange, III; Isme Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. Chicago.— Joseph Dorney, for indications are that better Comer Lafayette doctrine. The governmeifTTs en Papageorge, of Chicago; Jean F. A. Mumford, Mgr. deavoring to carry out for its many years a member of the staff Braniff, of Oklahoma City; Cath of ’The Chicago Tribune and a tifnes are in sight! Telephone FRanklin 4121 people a program of economic.and erine Maher, of Lincoln, Nebr.; Lump Coal, $4.50 up brother of the Rev. M. A. Dorney, Delicious Home-Made Pies and Steam Coal, $2.50 up political reform that is founded on Helen and Irene Beck, of Milwau Chicago pastor, died here. For the principles set forth by Pius Our Catholic colony of BELAND- W. 25th and Decatur GA. 6125 kee; and Constance and Marion several years Mr. Dorney was the Pastry — Wholesale and Retail XI for the solution of the social VILLE j^oe* forward and our peo Conboy, of New fork. They NCWC News Service correspon ills of the world. O’Kelly said were accompanied on their jour dent in Chicago. ple are on their way to prosperity. that all too seldom today does one ney here by Sister David and Sis Fr. Lord’* Mother .Dead hear declaration of adherence to ter Edward, of the Rosary college Washington.— Sponsored by the Business is pickins up and everybody L. C. B. A. Catholic principles by'states, large faculty, who will study music in Chicago.— Mrs. Iva^ Jane Lord, leading citizens o f Washington, a hopes for! better days; but we must not St. Mary’* Branch No. 298 or small. Rome. mother of the Rev. Daniel A. civic reception will be held on deceive ourselves. Though there are actu* St. Anne’s Shrine, Lord, S.J., national director of the ally moral chances of getting work in the Meeting* held second and fourth Tuesday, November 14, to honor industrial'centers, there cannot be enough Thursdays of the month at 2 o'clock. Sodality of Our Lady and editor jobs for the millions of unemployed. For LOWER HOWE HALL the Most Rev. James H. Ryan, rec 1648 CALIFORNIA STREET of The Queen’s Work, St. Louis, tor of the Catholic University of those who! And work, are the wages in pro- K. of C. Leader Visits Pope portion w;kh the cost of living? With the died here at the age of 70. Fu America, who recently was conse Arvada neral services were held in St. price increase of farm products, who will crated Bishop of the Titular See be in the^etter position, the buyer or the Ma** on Sunday at 8:30 A. M. Ignatius’ church. | of Modri. 'The reception ■will be seller? When the market for vegetables is good, tMe southern truck farmer who can THE FIRMS LISTED HERE Expire* Singing in Church held at the Mayflower hotel. Per produce the year ’round has a great ad Sunday Derotion* at 7:45 P. M. Chicago. — Alexander Borcho- sons prominent in business and vantage, J^ot only over the consumer, but DESERVE TO BE REMEM vik, 39, a member of the choir of industry will join ■with diplomatic, also over.; the northern farmer, who. can NOVENA IN HONOR OF ST. BERED WHEN YOU ARE DIS Our Lady of Victory church, died governmental and religious lead produce hiit one crop a year. In 192S, '29 and '30, that is to say, ANNE ON THURSDAY AT 7:45 TRIBUTING YOUR PATRON while singing in the choir loft of ers to pay their respects to Bishop when busibess conditions were normal, the AGE IN THE DIFFERENT S t Juliana’s church at the comple Ryan. A. J. BELAND vegetable'grower of the South was pros tion of mission services. Mr. Bor- Approximately 2,500 accept perous. 4^ Irish potatoes would LINES OF BUSINESS. bring from $175 to $200: an acre of cucumber^; from $350 to $550, and every chovik was singing by invitation ances have been received, includ other variety of crop in proportion. When the defresiion came, prices came down, at St. Juliana’s. The Rev. Thomas ing Cardinal O’Connell, Arch but with the return of normal conditions, prices i^ll go up again, and the farmers bishop of Boston: Cardinal Hayes, of Belandville will make real money with their ‘fegetables, eggs, chickens, dairy products, etc. GONZAGA SCIENTIST Archbishop of New York, and It is a well-known fact that Florida does ]kot produce enough eggs, milk, HERO AS MUCH AS more than 50 members of the cream, butter and meat for the state's consumption. Several millions of dollars hierarchy. are spent every year to buy, out of the state, ^mmoditles which could be pro DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY GRIDIRON WARRIORS duced' in this state. Our Belandville people are aware of this fact. This is why Spokane, Wash.— Locally, the Among those who have been in their courage has not weakened during the painful period of depression we have frequent complaint of educators vited to speak on this occasion are just gone through. They knew that the crisis would eventually come to an end, that, all college honors go to the former Governor Alfred E, Smith, and that better times were due to come back. - DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY who, cn November 14, will as- Whether times are hard or prosperous, the' situation ef the farmer in the gridirtn heroes, and little, if any, South is superior to that of the people living in fhe cities. Even when times are YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS glory is meted out to the profes sum. his office as a member of the hard, his land can produce enough to feed his family. On the other hand, when busi will be filled correctly, at MOUNTAIN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. sors is contradicted. For the di board of trustees of the Catholic ness conditions are normal, he can make much mor^ money than the man who works WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Service Fumiebed for Offices, Barbers. university; Postmaster General in the shops.' Our first crop, which usually comlprises Urish potatoes, cucumbers Ph. SO. 2095 1096 South Gaylord St. Restaurants* Stores and Banquets rector of science at Gonzaga uni and strawberries, is harvested between April 15 atfd May 1$. This is, consequently, versity is becoming better appre James Farley, Associate Justice the first crop of the year. This means that* in otdinary times, our people in Be- 3104 Downing MAln 7960 ciated than the school’s well- Pierce Butler of the supreme court landville can make mbre money in the first fpi^ months of the year than the Patronize Our Advertisers S* P. DUNN. Manager of the United States and Clarence factory employe )in a whole year. No matter how you look at it, the advantage is known “ Bulldogs.” on the farmer's ^ide. Following intensive research in E. Martin, former president of the One should also consider the fact that, no blatter how hard times may be, the Gonzaga university labora American Bar association. the Belandville resident who owns his home hag no rent to pay, and taxes are almost nil; neither does he have to pay for water* and fuel. He can also have hit THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. tory, Father James A. Gilmore, S. Plans are now being perfected eggs, milk, cream, butter and meat for himself and his family. On the other hand, J., has developed an alkaline for for a national broadcast of the oc the man living in the city has a heavy tax burden if he owns property, and if CHARLES A. DeSELLEM I mula for stomach disorder best casion. The Most Rev. Michael J. he is a tenant, he has to pay rent and other living expenses. With the coming of winter, he has to buy coal and see that he and this family are properly clothed, FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED ^ j suited to the needs of modern (purley. Archbishop of Baltimore if he lives in the northern states. Here, thanks |o the fine climate we have, the We Ship by Rail , _ { people to aid them in correcting and chaifcellor of the university, coming of winter is the least of our worries. To: a certain extent, the farmer in TAbor '3205 anfl 3206 Thirty-fifth and Walnut Sts. ! conditions arising from excesses, will preside during the speaking the South is relatively independent,* even when tltnes are bard. With thf coming Residence Phone FRanklin 1058-W Denver, Colorado | unbalanced diet and faulty diges program. The local committee in of'better times, our people in Belandville will make money while tha people work ing for wages will never he sure of their jobs l>#ing permanent. tion. cludes Frank J. Hogan, prominent Come to Belan'dvllle and enjoy our wonderfi^l climate. Come to Belandville Being pledged to poverty by his Washington attorney, chairman; and be your own boss. No matter if you are 25‘^or 70, there is no age limit. If religious order. Father Gilmore’s Senator William I. -King of Utah, you are young, think of your future, and if you ^ink you are old, come and enjoy the Florida sunshine. Do not hesitate; come NO'Vif. discovery was turned over to the Senator Fred W. 'Van Nuys of In The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company has published a booklet called school, which now receives sub diana, Senator David I. Walsh “ Southland" on Northwest Florida in gene:%l. InUhis booklet, there are a couple Triangle Cleaners & Dyers stantial royalties. of Massachusetts, Representative of pages devoted Xp the Belandville colony. Any^e wishing to receive a copy of the “ Southland" can do so by writing to Mr. E^ J. Hoddy, General Development **DenveFs Most Reliable!* Wiliiam J. McGinley, *npreine *eeret*ry of the Knight* of Co- This follows the discovery by Mary T. Norton of New Jersey Agent, Dept. R, Louisville & Nashville Railroad.^Company, Louisville, Kentucky. lumbu*, and Mr*. McGinley photographed in the Vatican chamber* the same scientist of a scalp food and a number of local celebrities. Personally, it will give me great pleailire to furnish further details to those who M*b’* Suit* cleaned and pr***«d— ------— ...... JO* Men’* Topcoat* cleaned »nd *pre»»ed...... — — — ...... - — •—»8* after their audience with Hi* Holine**, Pope Piu* XI. Mg*. McGip* which is said to have restored vi might be interested* i r ' A. J. BELAND Ladle*' Plain Dresie* and Coat* cleaned and pre«*cd..»,»~—..— „___.85e ley wa* awarded the Papal medal, "Pro Eccletia et Pontifice.” The tality to many inactive scalps, as Tall the people yon patronize j 12 W. Garden 10% FOR CASH CARRY couple attended the inauguration of the new headquarter* of K. of C. well as providing financial assist that you *aw their advertliement ri Pensacola, Florida. 1827 PARK AVE. J. E. FLYNN, Owner »nd M*n*ger MAIN 6179 ^ activitie* in Rome, on October 15. (Pucci photo.) ance for the school’s science work. in The Register. October 30, 1933. ; Sunday, November 12, 1938 T H E REGISTER PAGE THREE
**STRANGE BUT TRUE’' M. J. Murray ASK AND LEARN For the St. Albert’s Day Addreisi P, O. Box 1497, Donror, Colorado Children A RiaBafactnror bujra matarial think that if the body is reduced Is November 15 from retail store*, which iSlow to ashes by fire Almighty God can God Was WiUing him a good discount. The manu not raise it again on the Last Day But Siimer Was Not facturer’s employe* buy goods or give the soul immortal life. The from these store* through him, to It is rdated in the life of St. Teacher of St. Thomas Aquinas One- of refusal to destroy the body has Francis that a dertain get the discount. He permit* it. always been associated with Chris Is it right? Spanish gentleman, who was ad Greatest Scientists in All History tian tradition, although it has ever dicted to the sin o f impurity, was We can see nothing dishonest in been cl«irly recognized that the the practice. The stores unques stricken ill. St. Francis was in characterized his life, and with the corpse in time completely dissip' spired by a holy zeal to make (The Liturgy— Prepared for The tionably know what is going on pears into dust and that the doc Register by the Rev. Thomas words of the hymn “ Dulce lignum” and are willing to sell the goods every effort to bring him to a ■the last to pass his lips. trine of the resurrection is not sense of his sad condition and to Coleman.) at the discount impeded. The objection to cre move him to repentance. Before November 12 is the twenty- St. Josaphat Was mation, however, is a disciplinary going to Visit him, he first went I cannot tee how a rich man, matter in the Church, not a dog third Sunday after Pentecost; St. by learing a bequest for Masses, and threvF himself at the foot of Martin is commemorated. Mon Slain bu Schismatics ma, and in times of pestilence or the crucife, earnestly beseeching can mitigate his punishment in some battles, when it is necessary day is given to St. Didacus, Con St. Josaphat was born at Wla- purgatory, whereat a beggar can God to bless his endeavors and fessor. St. Josaphat, Bishop and dimir in Volhinia and took the to get rid of bodies quickly as a to grant 1dm the salvation of this not. health measure, the Church raises Martyr, is honored on Tuesday. Basilian habit in 1604. He was Neither can we, so long as the unhappy soul. “ Go,” said Our St. Albert the Great, the teacher chosen Archimandrite in 1614, ap no objection. Likewise she ap Lord to hijm interiorly; “ go tp^the two men were equal in their piety. proves of the necessary dissection of St. Thomas Aquinas, is ac pointed Coadjutor to the Arch The rich man would be expected sick man and exhort him to re claimed on Wednesday, November bishop of Polozk in 1617 and suc of human bodies for medical and ^000 Years M ckufx:L pentance. I promise you that My to take care of himself, but the surgical study. 15. Honor is paid to St. Gertrude ceeded to the see in 1618. He was poor man would be taken care of a t A BB, iff YABLANO. contains grace shall not be wanting.” on Thursday, and to St. Gregory active in the reform of his order through the constant offering up a, sfatye SfUNT St. Fra^icis set out on his er Thaumaturgus on Friday. The and an energetic champion of the I attend Mass frequent^ at a rand of charity, aij^ obtained ad of Mass for the living and dead chapel in a college for the, train i^ rin o ^ ifiree-oomerecL Feast of the Dedication of the union between Rome and the of the Church. When an individ mittance to the sick man’s bed- Basilica o f Saints Peter and Paul Greco-Slavic Church in Russia and ing of priests. Do I fulfill the black Tcii hah as by ^ ' side. In moving terms be repre- ual has a Mass offered for his in Sunday obligation or gi^n the falls on Saturday, November 18. Poland. Night and day he prayed tention, this does not mean that :S E of- Sv/£I>EN tk 1ht . sented to" him the sad condition for the extinction of the Eastern same benefit if I hear a Mas* cele ' of his soul, and exhorted him to Last Pope to Die he gets all the benefit of that brated at one of the se'y,4n side tj'h cenlunj^y Schism, performing rigorous pen- Sacrifice. A c e ^ in portion of the ; make his * peace with God by a For Faith awes with the view of obtaining altars instead of waiting for the ALTAR from Mexico i good Confession; but at the men value is always turned towards Mass at the main altar? tms favor from God. He fell a tion of Confession the dying man St. Martin, Pope and Martyr, the Church at large (the living It does not matter at what altar reuses iHr a martyr in till schismatic reaction and the dead), the celebrant, the turned away, and declared that was born near Rome in the last at - Witebsk on November 12, ' the Mass is celebrated; you fulfill ciiapel fora\ Couple’s Third Gift Church in Diocese Leads Laymen LISTENING IN FEW INSTIIIICFS III CContinoed From Paie One) employed Indian women and children to dig the cellar for iisiim i Egum the first house and they carried the earth away in blankets. The town during its earlier days was under the spiritual Jurisdiction of the Bishop of Santiago in Cuba, France having ceded to Spain all of Louisiana west of the Missis lAGE sippi. There were but two priests in the St. Louis terri tory and in 1765 there was but one in the Mississippi val St, Paul.— The corrupting influ Stanford University, Calif.— ley. ^ Spain did not actually take possession until 1770. The ence exercised, especially upon the (INS Wire)— The mass marriage earlier ecclesiastical jurisdiction, therefore, was sometimes impressionable minds and souls of of'5,000 persons in Italy is un Spanish, sometimes French-Canadian. By 1810, the popu children, b y motion picture litera equaled in history, except by some ture, advertising and films, and the of the marriages forced' on con lation of St. Louis was only 1,400. system of blind and block booking quered peoples by ancient gen of motion pictures were con erals, according to Ralph H. Lutz, The first Bishop to live in the city was William Valen demned in a resolution adopted by professor of history here. tine DuBourg, who was consecrated at Rome in 1815 and the Minnesota Council of Catholic “ Mussolini, like all today’s dic took his residence in St. Louis in 1818. He was ^‘Bishop Women at its annual convention. tators, hopes to foster an in The resolution urged the creation eradicable spirit of nationalism,” of Louisiana, Upper and Lower.” In 1826, the diocese of positive and persistent com Professor Lutz said. “ He hopes was divided, the sees of St. Louis and New Orleans being munity demand for respectable to control generations yet* un erected, and Bishop DuBourg, having resigned, was made films that have real educative born; to implant in them a strong Bishop of Montauban, France. From this see he went to value and an avoidance of. objec allegiance to his patriarch-like that of Besancon, France, being made Archbishop and tionable pictures. Another resolu government. tion exhorted Catholics to share in “ By encouraging marriages and Cardinal. This promotion occurred February 15, 1833, the work of destroying race preju births by laws and gifts of money, and his death December 12 of the same year. Hence the dice, to accept tne Negro as their he brings his people under a sort Alfred M. Battejr of Augusta, consecration of Bishop Winkelmann occurs just a few days brother and sister in the Mystical of paternalistic banner, reaching Ga., who was elect^ president of Body of Christ, and to declare to into their homes and lives, both the Catholic Laymen’s association ahead of the centenary of the death of the first Bishop the world that the Negro can, and who lived in St. Louis. It also coincides with other inter spiritual and temporal. of Georgia at the organization’s does, become the practical Cath “ What the outcome of this will 18th annual conrention. He it a esting anniversaries, as we |«rill show. olic of which his Church may well be remains to be seen. Mussolini member of a pioneer Georgia.fam- be proud. has already planned to dispose of ily and it a past grand knight of After Bishop DuBourg came, in succession. Bishop some of the increased population Patrick Walsh council, Knights of Rosati, who had been the Coadjutor of Bishop DuBourg Kansas City.— Emphasizing the by sending emigrants to Italian Columbus, of Augusta. Mr. Bat- but had lived in Donaldsonville, La.; then the first Arch duty of parents to protect their colonies in South America and to tey succeeds Captain P. H. Rice, children, the Most Rev. Thomas P. to countries adjoining Italy. bishop, the great Peter Richard Kenrick, who was named K. C. S. G., who was named presi Lillis, Bishop of Kansas City, told “ The settling of Italians in dent emeritus after 14 years’ ser- Bishop of St. Louis in 1843, and was made Archbishop in the Diocesan Council of Catholic , Sacred Heart church in Ronan, Montana, pictured above, it the first chur||h to be dedicated since these border countries will bring 1847. This year, 1933, is the ninetieth anniversary of the Women that Catholic men and his installation as Bishop of Helena on October 5 by the Most Rev. Ralph L. Hayes. \The edifice, dedi to a head the race clash problem death of Bishop Rosati and of the naming of Bishop Ken Catholic women have the right as cated on October 25, is a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley of New York City ia memory of their which is already present there. Cardinal Tells About American citizens to protest parents, the third such memorial given by this couple to the Diocese of Helena. The gifts were all made Mnssolini has sown seeds from rick. The second Archbishop of St. Louis was Joseph John against the nastiness which is seen through the Marquette league, of which Msgr. William Flynn it the director. . which Italy will reap a great crop, Canada Catholic Action ^ in , who was consecrated as Bishop of Wheeling, W. Va., in the theaters, and is flaunted ber for better or for worse.” ■Washington, D. C.— Cardinal in 1857, became-Coadjutor-Archbishop of St. Louis in 1893 fore the eyes of the young. “ If Castle