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Tht Register Has the Internationai News Service (Wire and Mail), the N. C. W. C. News Service (Including Radios and Cables), Study of Religion Its Own Special'Service. Lamen Service of China. Intfrnational Illostrated Newt, and N. C. W. C. Picture Service. DIOCESE WAS Local Local ) When Spencer Tracy was Edition Edition hailed by the Academy of Mo­ Well Developed in ERECTED ONLY tion Picture Art# and Science# THE a# the leading male star of the. 1937 film year, the prize went to him for depicting a St. Cloud Diocese WEEK PREVIOUS fa1 Portuguese sailor whose Cath­ wt olic faith was the ruling force Native of Michigan, Prelate Holds Degrees of hi# life. Tracy, himself Over 6,00,0 Adults, 2,500 Youths Enrolled in r a Catholic, received the news REG(Name Registered ISTER in the LI. S. Patent Office) From Two Colleges in Rome; Program of Instruction Furthered by _ of the award when he was ch Bishop Busch 3 Sisters Are Nuns in recovering in a hospital from VOL. XIV. No. 12 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938 TWO CENTS an operation. He came with­ 21 Directors of the Catholic Action program in the Washington, D. C.— (Special NCWC Wire)— The Rt. bs in an ace of winning the 1936 Rev, Msgr. William F. Murphy, pastor of St. David’s award because of his role as a Diocese of St. Cloud have enrolled more than 6,000 adults " church, Detroit, has been named Bishop of Saginaw, Mich., _priest In the movie, San Fran- and 2,500 high school students in a diocesan-wide pro­ Foremost Example of Architecture gram of religious instruction. Loiirde.* at I.,os Angelrs. The edi­ a diocese created only a week previous. The announcement cisco. was made at the Apostolic Delegation. Three of the Bishop- The. part that won him the One out of every six adulU in the ‘Pulled Sit-Down Strike on Lord* for Job fice, designed by Architect L. G. diocese of 78,000 Catholics is a Scherer in 1930, has been chosen elect’s sisters are nuns. li 1937 honor was in Captains Bishop-designate Murphy was born at Kalamazoo, Courageoiu, a film play in member of one of the 700 discus­ by the American Institute of Archi- le sion clubs organized in the pro­ NEED OF COLORED CATHOLIC Mich., May 11, 1885, the son of William and Mary Gibson « which he co-starred with the leol# as one of the best examples Murphy. He gained Iji* higher edu­ British boy actor, Freddie gram started by Bishop Joseph F. of architecture created in the United cation at St. Jerome’s college, 10 Bartholomew. Freddie had Busch. The Rev. Ferdinand C. LEADERS CITED IN REVIEW States in the past 20 years. As a re­ Kitchener, Ontario, Can.; Assump­ IS Falque, diocesan director of Cath­ sult of this decision, the design and tion college, Sandwich, Ontario; LET T ER TO ir the role of a spoiled rich lad Propaganda college, Rome (S.T. olic Action, gives the history of In the South, lola Ellis was a COLORED JOURNALIST plans, together with views of the ex­ I- who was taken to sea by acci­ Bishop Busch’s program in the D., 1908), and Apollinaris college, dent on a fishing schooner county supervisor of schools. In LAUDS CHURCH WORK terior and interior of the building, Rome (J.C.L., 1909). He was e current issue of Catholic Action, the’North, she has more than once and who was remade as a N.C.W.C.’s official organ. Floyd J. Calvin, non-Catholic are to be exhibited throughout this given an honorary LL.D. by the SPANIARDS had to “pull a sit-down strike on University of Detroit in 1930. result of the hardships he The diocese contains *180 par­ the Lord” to make sure that she head of a syndicat^ed service for country and Europe. Benedictine Fa­ Negro newsptpers, says that the thers are in charge of the church. He wa.s ordained at Rome in suffered and the guidance of ishes. That means an average of would have even a mop-pushing June, 1908. He served as assistant more than five discussion clubs job. With the meager income from Catholic movement for inter-racial The structure blends a modifica­ ‘DOCTORED’ the thoroughly human and for each parish. Basing their pro­ at St. Thomas’ church, Ann Arbor, magnificently spiritual sailor he.r night work and scrubbing, justice is an encouraging part of tion of the Old Mission design with Mich., 1910-12; Holy Cross gram on. the belief that the first Mrs. Ellis'has given a Catholic church. Marine City, Mich.| 1912- portrayed by Tracy. need of religion is genuine in­ education to her two nieces, Jola the program to end race prejudice the architecture in California of the Washington, D. C.—The mes­ struction, the directors chose study in America. Mr. Calvin, in an in­ 19, and Sts. Peter and Paul’s « and Dora B. Somerville. Mrs. El­ Spanish grandees, and combines the Cathedral, Detroit, 1919-21. He sage of greeting to the Spanish I The seiiiire of Austria by topics covering fundamental Cath­ lis’ story is told in the Inter-racial terview with Amy Mackenzie of two with the simplicity and direct­ organized St. David’s parish in cortes was “doctored” after the 60 Hitler and his Nazis is a warn­ olic doctrines, such as “The Exist­ Review by Dorothy Day, who cites the Inter-racial Review, expressed ness of line that characterize the 1921 and has been pastor there senators and representatives af­ ence of God,’’ “The Nature and the woman as an inspiration for appreciation of the work done by since. fixed their signature to it. So ing to the world that the Necessity of Religion,’’ “Divine meditation bn the need of Colored the Church for the Negro, but current modern method. Less than charges Representative Fred H. Fuehrer intends to go ahead Revelation,’’ “Faith,’’ and “The Catholic leaders to offset the warned that Catholics, once hav­ 100 buildings of all kinds were se­ He has been master of cere­ Hildebrandt of South Dakota. Con­ with his original plan of Relationship of Faith and growth of Communism among ing entered'the movement, must lected for the final consideration. monies in the Detroit diocese since gressman Hildebrandt says that Reason.” Negroes. Communist party head- not let it drop, for “the battle 1919 and has served as an exam­ between the timq» he signed the bringing all the Germans of quar'-^rs have announced that of The architectural survey which re­ iner of the clergy. He is a mem­ The text used in the high school against race prejudice is hard and ber of the Michigan State Histori­ message and the time it was made Central Europe under his program is designed to correlate the 23,000 new members enrolled long drawn out.” sulted in this recognition of Mr. public, a parai^raph was added j;o rule. It inevitably means Catholic thought with the stu­ in the party, 15 per cent are .Scherer’s work was begun early last cal commission. His elevatici to make the document appear to be an Colored. the rank of Domestic Prelate came invasion of Czechoslovakia. dents’ learning in other branches. spring by the institute. The l.>0 July 11, 1934. endorsement of the Leftists’ mili­ “The religious study movement lola Ellis was born in Alabama, tary campaign in the Spanish civil Seyss-Inquart, who has re­ sources of information consulted led war. “I deplore the deceitful man­ placed Schuschnigg as chan­ is rapidly developing a Catholic daughter of the private secretary consciou.sness and an alertness to to Governor Slay, on a large plan­ to a broadening of the survey to in­ National Convention of ner in which this innocent gesture cellor of Austria* in the new the needs of religion in the pres­ tation. Her father later became clude practically every avenue avail­ Central Verein Planned was diverted to partisan propa­ puppet state set up, is de­ ent-day world situation,” writes' ah editor and his daughter was his able in the country. gandist uses,” he says. “And I scribed as an individual of Father Falque. assistant. Later, she supervised am sympathetic to the feelings of Colored school., in Shelby county, Bethlehem, Pa.—The national shock suffered by those religious split allegiances. He is a “Already two general insti­ Tennessee. After a lynching in convention of the Central Verein groups in this country who, by the Nazi, yet “is a devout member tutes have been held in St. Cloud Memphis, she and her husband will be held here Aug. 21. The or­ universality of their creed, have (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) (Turn to Page S — Column 6) moved north to Cleveland, where ganization will meet jointly with more tha^ an academic interest in they decided to send their nieces the Catholic Women’s union. the outcome of the Spanish war.” to Catholic schools. After grade Repeats Stock Propaganda of Reds school, the girls had a hard time getting into a Catholic high school, Church Moves to Repair War Damage but Bishop Joseph B. Schrembs CATHOLIC PEHS ARTICLE found them a senool and then a college. lola has finished her FRANCO FURTHERS REAL studies at Notre Dame Ursuline college and is a substitute teacher FAVORING ‘LOYALISTS’ in a Cleveland public school. Dora is still attending college. CHRISTIAN SOCIAL ORDER New York.— (Special)—John E. evitably, the Jesuit Fathers con­ Kennedy, prominent magazine and tinued the religious education my As General Franco’s military has been named Bishop of Leon, radio publicist, has an article in parents began. I went first to a forces continue their conquest of succeeding Bishop Alvarez y Mi­ the March 8 issue of the New Catholic grade school, later to a the Leftists in Spain, the Nation­ randa, who died a year ago> Masses, Communist magazine, up­ Catholic preparatory school, a alist government is making rapid Minimum Wages Fixed holding the “Loyalist” side in Jesuit institution of learning. And progress toward its announced The new Nationalist labor ordi- the Spanish civil war. “If This be finally I attended a Catholic col­ goal of a real Christian social or­ (Tum to Page 2 — Column 3) Heresy” is the title. Mr. Kennedy lege. Through these school years Tl der and the Church is being re­ says: “I am a Catholic first by I found myself always in full har­ organized for the work of .repair­ the fortunate accident of birth. mony with the doctrines and the ing the damage done to religion More important, I am a Catholic dogma of the Church. I still find New York. — Motor missions, by Red government and Red mobs. by conscious choice. The precepts myself in full accord with the reli- jtfichgps more than anything else, This -week brings news of two “ oTTlre~NazaTSne wbfe‘‘hbnbybdMif '’^DU'S'" do'cfiTii'^' of ' Yh'e' Church. hold promise of a stronger Church transfers and one appointment in my home. As a child I learned to Obedience to the Church was for in the rural districts of the the Spanish Hierarchy, of the pro­ love Him, as naturally as I learned me always an easy, because a con­ United States, the Rev. Dr. Edgar mulgation of a Nationalist labor to love my own devout parents. In- genial, discipline.” Schmiedeler,. O.S.B., director of Catholic Chancellor Forced Out; Hitler Seizes Reins ordinance based on the Papal en­ IS IN8IflU[D Despite his profession of faith, the Rural Life bureau, National cyclicals on labor, of Franco’^ Kennedy repeats the stock propa­ Catholic Welfare Conferenc?, de­ work of rebuilding recaptured Te- ganda of the Red.* to uphold the clares in an article in the current ruel, and other events that mark “Loyalist” side in the Spanish war, issue of the Homiletic and Pasto­ the progress of Spain’s fight to up­ jnaking some charges that have ral Revieic. Grave Fear Felt for Church hold her traditional culture and IIT been disposed of time after time “All in all,” Dr. Schmiedeler civilization. in this and other Catholic papers. says, ‘!the development of the 3 Changes in Hierarchy He does not believe that victory motor mission has been exception­ Bishop Antonio Garcia y Garcia Owensboro, Ky. — Following a lies between Franco or Commu­ ally rapid and its results highly highly impressive welcome to this In Austria Under Nazi Rule of Tuy has been elevated to the city, the Most Rev. Francis R. Cot­ nism and says he is bitterly op­ encouraging. It holds forth much Archiepiscopal see of Valladolid. posed to Fascism. promise for the future. Perhaps He succeeds the Mo.«t Rev. Remigio ton was installed as the first The issue of the New Masses in more than anything else on the Hitler’s forcible seizure- of in expressing grave fears for the do nothing in Central Europe, but Gandasegui y Gorrochategui, who Bishop of Owensboro in St. Ste­ which this article appears says that horizon, it gives assurance that at power in Austria put a violent end future of the Church in subjugated concern was expressed in the na­ died a year ago after escaping phen’s Cathedral. The Most Rev. last the light of faith will be to the valiant efforts of Catholic John A. Floersh, AreWbishop of the magazine is in financial straits Austria, tional capital over possible exten­ from the Leftists, who held him a and it may be the last number, un­ brought in a consistent and or­ Chancellor Kurt von Schuschnigg prisoner for 55 days. Bishop Man­ Louisville, officiated at the instal­ ganized way to the great church­ As Italy acquiesced in the Nazi sion of Nazi influence in South lation. Four other members of the Stories in recent issues of this less readers come to the financial to establish a Christian Corpora­ uel Arce y Ochotorena of Zamora rescue. The chief article in the less multitudes, the. va.st number tive State baaed on the principles coup and England and France America and in the United States has been transferred to the Dio­ Hierarchy and twO] Abbots were paper have revived interest in twiddled their^iplomatic thumbs, itself. Compact German settle­ present in the sanctuary. the tradition that Gwrge Wash­ issue is by Earl Browder, head of of ‘other sheep’ of the country­ of the Papal encyclicals. As the cese of Oviedo, which has been the Communist party in the United side. Perhaps more than anything process of Nazifying Catholic Aus­ obsei-vers in Washington agreed ments in South America: give rise vacant since Bishop Eheguren y To the clergy and faithful of the ington- died a Catholic and have that the United States can and will recalled a "Tion-Catholic’s citation States. else, it gives promi.se of a stronger tria was rushed by Hitler and his to fears that Hitler will demand Aldama died last AugU.st. The Diocese of Owensboro, Bishop Cot­ of the. tradition in 1931. George Church in the rural districts, a forces, the Vatican joined with that Germans in this hemisphere Rev. Don Carmelo Ballester y ton said; “My first word is a bless­ Walton, a non-Catholic resident of Los Angeles Seminary (Turn to Page 2 — Column S) her children throughout the world Archbishop’s Arrest promote Nazi influence here. Some Niete, C.M., superior of the ing that comes from a Bishop’s Victoria, Va., in that year, wrote (Turn to Page 2 — Column 1) Daughters of Charity in Spain, heart, overflowing with a sense of to the Virginian-Pilot of Norfolk Drive is Successful Shocks Holy Father spiritual love, concern, and inter­ on the matter of converts to the Los Angeles.—The Tidings an­ Peking Embassy Cables Denial est in your welfare.” Catholic Church. He cited Wash­ nounced March 11 that “with sub­ Vatican City. — (INS)—A Young Leaders Draw Sharp Rebuke Bjshop Cotton, who was accom­ ington’s friendship for Catholics scriptions for St. John’s major •how-down with Germany on panied to Owensboro by Arch­ nnd his membership in the Friend­ seminary now aggregating more Chinese Killed Bishop, the Church iitue may result bishop Floersh and the Most Rev. ly Sons of S t Patrick, then de­ than 80 per cent of the total al­ from the Austrian coup, sources Priest Hissed by Red Moses E. Kiley, Bishop of Tren­ clared : lotted, it is expected that the close to the Holy See’s State ton, was met at Lewisport by “There-is, too, a tradition that campaign will be brought to a Department believed *March 14. a motorcade three miles long. The on the night of his death, Father successful close about ten days Arrest by Nazis of the approach to Owensboro was her­ Neale of the Maryland province hence.” The goal is $1,500,000. Says Japanese Report Archbishop of Salzburg, the alded by the ringing of church was hurriedly sent for and rowed Most Rev. Sigismond Waitz, 74, Youths at Senate Meet bells, which continued until tlie across the Potomac. He re­ (The following article was re­ shocked Pope Pius, it was said, Bishop and his escort arrived at mained for many hour# with the in Dairen, Korea, ceived from the Fred V. Williams and intensification of the anti- Washington. — The pretended league, pefu.sed to say that he St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Some dying patriot. If true, this is The Long and Short of It are Father Edward News service. This paper presents Catholic campaign in Germany patriotism o f Communi.st-con- would support the United States 1,500 persons attended a civic re­ (Turn to Page S — Column S) Ryan, M.M., and one of his parishioners. A number of American it as news, as it presented the and its extension to Austria trolled youth groups was shown should this country ever become ception for the Bishop. priests and' brothers of the MaryWnoll society are working in Korea claim for the Chinese side in the were feared. in its true light when Carl Ross, engaged in a war with Soviet Rus­ Present at Bishop Cotton’s in­ in the Prefecture of Peng Yang. This picture was sent directly to same matter, hnt does not thereby secretary of the Young Comntunist sia. Ross and his followers drew stallation were the Most Rev. The­ this paper from the Far F.ast. commit itself editorially.) a sharp rebuke from Senator John odore H. Reverm'an, Bishop ol! DIRECTORY IS San Francisco.—The Japanese Lee of Oklahoma, chairman of the Superior; the Most Rev. Joseph El embassy at Peking, in a cable to Blessed Johanna Process Being Rushed sub-commi.ttee considering the Ritter, Bishop of Indianapolis, ana Kanzo Shrozaki, Japanese consul proposed National Youth act. The Bishop Kiley. The Rt. Rev. Fred­ PRINTED BY general at San Francisco, denies young Reds showed their lack of eric M. Dunne, O.C.S.O., Abbot of the report that Japanese soldiers PONTIFF MAY CANONIZE democratic in.stincts again when Gethsemani, and the Rt. Rev. Ig­ murdered Bishop Hubert M. they booed and hissed Father Vin­ natius Esser, O.S.B., Abbot of St. ORPHAN BOYS Schraven, C.M., and eight of his cent Mooney, C.S.C., director of Meinrad’s abbey, St. Meinrad, Ind., priests at Chenting, China, on the N.C.W.C. youth bureau, as he also were present. I Oct. 9, 1937. The embassy, after 4 PERSONS ON EASTER began presentation of arguments Tampa, Fla. — (Special) — First an investigation, says that the against the measure, that would missioners were killed by defeated Cardinal Dies publication of the printing plant London. — (Special)—There is provide $500,000,000 for educa­ at Mary Help of Christians school Chinese regular troops before a drew, or Daughter,s of the Cross. tional activities among youths conducted for orphan boys by the retreat from the Japanese. Pre­ a possibility that four saints in­ She was beatified in 1934, a year from 16 to 25. Salesian Fathers here is the 1938 vious reports called the town stead of three will be canonized at after St. Andrew’.* canonization. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 7) Catholic Directory of the Diocese “Chentingfu.” Easter and there is reason to be­ The beata died in 1838. of St. Augustine. Following the The Japanese, report says, in lieve that the thousands of Cath­ The Chinese being considered training course developed by St. part: “The murderers of the olics martyred in the Chitfese for beatification include Bishops, Chile’s Ambassador John Bosco, founder of their Bishop and his priests wore mili­ Boxer rebellion in 1900 will soon priests, and laymen. A few hun-. order, the Salesians are giving tary uniforms, felt hats, carried be beatified, reports the Rome cor­ dred martyrs have been ihcluded 77 boj's from 9 to 17 practical shotguns or pistols, and spoke in groups beatified in the past, Received by Pontiff respondent of the Universe. The but this is the first time thousand.* instructions in printing, carpentry, fluent Chinese. . . . Having failed Universe says that the canonizar and shoe repairing. Publication are involved in one proccs,*. . Vatican City.—“No one can re­ to make the Chinese in the mis­ tion process of Blessed Johanna proach us with the charge that we of the directory marks the first sion reveal money, they kidnaped Elizabeth Bichier des Ages is be- Vatican Vault Being Built V i tangible result of applying Don (Turn to Page 2 — Column 1) The Universe also reports im­ failed to speak to mankind when Bosco’s principles in this section of provements at the, Vatican and at it was necessary to save that which the world. DECREE DISCUSSED the Pope’s summer villa in Ca.stel- must be saved in the social, do­ The directory printed by the gandolfo. In the Tower of Nich­ mestic, and individual order. 'We Mary’s Assumption have always been firm in this pro­ orphans contains complete and up- Vatican City.— (NCWC Ra­ olas V at the Vatican, a concrete to-date information on the clergy, Would Be Made and steel safe-deposit vault is be­ posal, and we will spend rhaf re­ religious, parish churches, schools, dio)—Meeting in the presence ing equipped for safe-keeping of mains. of life in indicating evils and institutions in the diocese of His Holiness, the Sacred securities und4r the care of the and suggesting remedies, which headed by the Most Rev. Bishop Article of Faith Congregation of Rites discussed Religious Charities office. At Cas- are always to be found in the Patrick Barry. the decree t->to, to conclude the telgandolfo the gendarmes’ bar­ Catholic Church where Christ con­ The Rev. Louis Rinaldi, S.C., London.— (Special)—A world­ cause for the canonization of racks are being completely rebuilt tinues to Hve.” Thus spoke His is director of the school, and serv­ wide petition is being initiated in Blessed John Leonardi. and some improvements are being Holiness Pope Pius XI when he re­ ing with him on the staff are Italy to request the proclamation made in the Pope’s quarters. ceived the credentials of Carlos the following Salesians: the Rev. of the dogma of the Assumption ing rushed and that she may be Several streets in new quarters Aldunate, new ambassador of Adam Saluppo, Messrs. Mark and of the Mediation of Our Lady, raised to the altars of the Church of Rome have been named for Chile to the Holy See. The am­ Ferrito. Donald Leach, and An­ says a European news agenev. on' Easter with Blessed Andrew priests. Those honored include thfe bassador recalled the fact that the thony Jurgielewicz; Brothers An­ Already 20 Cardinals, 709 Arch­ Bobola, Blessed Salvatore da Jesuit art-critic and archeologist. immense majority of his fellow- Carlo Dalmazio Cardinal Mino- thony Wolf and James Sikora. bishops and Bishops, five Patri­ Horta, and Blessed John Leonardi. Father Felice Grossi-Gondi,. and countrymen are Catholics. He rctli, Archbishop of Genua, be­ Academic subjects taught at the archs, 26 heads of orders, and Blessed Johanna was,co-foun­ three Franciscans. Fathers Lodo- oaid it is natural that his country loved by seamen, died March 14 home cover the work of the first nearly two million, others have der v.’ith St. Andrew Hubert v)co Antonelli, Giampiet'o Fer­ maintain diplomatic relations ■with at the age of 76 af(er several days' c. eight grades. signed the document. Fournet of the Sisters of St. An­ rari, and Giovanni Franzoni. the Holy See illness, according to INS reports. 1

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CHINESE KILLED BISHOP, Noted Actor and Famed Priest I n 61* PRIEST HISSED DY RED forts to give a portrayal of a vnique American iiutitution, Boy* Town, RELICl STUD! Nebr., the post office name of M*gr. Edward J. Flanagan's home for boys. .SpenMr Tracy, who will play ihe part of Magr. IHanagan in SAYS JAPANESE REPORT Roy* Town, it shoim on the Metro-f^dwyit-Mayer lot talking over the YOUTHS AT SENATE MEET pr^iiction with the prelate. Traey, who won fame in the role of a INIIOCESEIS sicim onim priest in San Francisco, has been given the annual Academy award for (Continued From Pngt One) who were in the mission at the the beat man^f molion picture performance in 1937# .He if a Catholic. (Continued From Page One) have made exhaustive etndies of Bishop Schraven and his mission- time and by a French priest who is Young Communist Rose had just many problems the present pro­ ers. At the scene of the abdue- now in cnarge of the mission. denounced “America’s 60 families” posal attempts to solve. tion< Japanese soldiers found What befell the priests after they IS FimiHEIIED eSEAT SUCCESSwhen Senator Lee asked: "Would Chinese ‘green dragon’ big swords were kidnaped is not precisely you bear arms under the flag of known, owing to the wild confusion the United States against the Red RESIGNATION OF and ten rounds of dum-dum bul­ (Continued From Page One) DR. INMAN DEMANDED lets for pistols. in the walW city at the time of (Continued From Page One) at which priest-speakers have pre­ flag of the Soviet Union?” Ross "Tragic facts of the butchery the Japanese occupation. nance makes Sunday rest obliga­ sented a series of lectures. A said the question was "preposter­ New York.—America has made were related by several Chinese "The Japanese troops are not tory, prohibits night work for ous.” But Senator Lee and Sen­ a demand that Dr. Samuel Guy In­ responsible for the kidnaping and Catholic Family institute at­ ator Erneat Lundeen of Minnesota man sever his connection with tha murders but in consideration of women and children, limits the tracted an enrollment of about national office of education be­ 1,000 men and women. This was pressed for an answer. Ross CHURCH FEARS the aim avowed by the Catholics work of married women to the flushed and said the question sim­ cause of his slurs on the Church for peace and against Communism, followed by a Catholic ^outh in­ and his connections with anti- home, provides a minimum wage stitute, held as a apreliminary to ply could not be answered. AUSTIN COUP which incidentally is in perfect and an additional wage subsidy in Catholic elements in South Amer­ accord with Japan’s ultimate pur­ the establishment of a diocesan *Purga Yonr Rank*’ ica. Dr. Inman is a director of accordance with the size of the youth organization under the “You come here asking permis­ (Continued From Page One) pose in the present conflict in family, and protects the inalien­ La Nueva Demoeraeia, which ia China, the Japanese government auspices of the Confraternity of sion to testify, you get your bread edited by the apostate Franciscan concern has been expressed in con­ able family patrimony. The the Holy Ghost. Catholic college and butter in this country, and, gress, too, over the ^owth of Nasi expressed its profound sorrow worker is to have evei^ protection priest, Juan Ortis Gonzalez, a cru­ both to the French ambassador youths from St. John’s university, while masking under patriotic sader against the Church for 30 training camps in this country. against industrial injury and be St. Benedict’s college, and the Hitler’s sudden blow at Austrian and to the Dutch minister at assured both vacation on pay and names, you go about trying to years. He is also chairman of the Peking. In addition, the Japanese State Teachers’ college have or­ overthrow this government,” Sen­ executive committee of the Amer­ independence made it clear that an old-age pension. Economy and ganized a Catholic Action forum ator Lee flung at the embarrassed Nazis had little chance of winning military commander sent 9,000 yen production must keep social pur­ ican Friends of Spanish Democ­ as a token of sympathy, the which they conduct monthly in young Red. Ross said he had taken the plebiscite Schuschni^ had poses in view. The State holds the school term in the auditorium racy, who support the Red govern­ called. When the Catholic chan­ Japanese commander also donat­ a pledge of allegiance to the ment of Spain. ing 15,000 yen for charity work private property subordinate to the of the St. Cloud institute. Cath­ United States but that he would cellor turned the government over national interest Provision is olic high school students from not fight "for Tory capitalists.” to Nazi leaders, he did so with the in the city and the Catholic mis­ made for organizations of em­ sion.” Cathedral high school, the Tech­ Then the senator turned to the words: "I bow to force.” Replace­ The original story accusing the ployers and employes having gov­ nical high school, and several pri­ young people in the committee PRIEST-CHEMIST ment of Schuschnigg by Nazi Ar­ ernmental status. vate academics are co-operating thur Seyss-Inquart and realign­ Japanese of the murders was room: "You who get your ideas filed by A. T. Steele, who, the Teruel in Complete Ruin in the formation of a similar from this group see your answer ment of the cabinet gave Hitler’s forum, which will permit them to GROWS HAIR Japanese report, has left Peking When Franco's soldiers occu­ here. Those oi you who are sin­ A Unirerfflt.T pri«ft-cbtinift*i trutiM 0 minions complete control of the and is now in Hong Kong. Mr. speak on topics of public cere Americans should purge your CARR OF THE HAIR is now being sent fm nation and set the stage for a com­ pied Teruel after its recapture, interest.” to scalp sufferers. It Ueecribes how to oee Ibr Steele’s report was printed first they found the entire city in ruins. ranks of these Communists who remarkable compound mixed bj Fr. Jamea plete remaking of Catholic Aus­ in the Chicago Daily Newt, • mssk their activities behind such tria into a Nazi satellite of Ger Much of the damage was done by Qilmore which grew perfect hair on he&d of the Reds troops before they re­ a program as yours.” Im M student. Since thco more than A0*000 many. There is a possibility that Tokyo.— (Special)—In an inter­ bottles hate been used,' roytlUea goiftg to Hitler will pursue a lees rigorous treated. Fires were started, ‘Can’t Take It’ rharit.'r. Users testify to wooderfal rttsuJij for view granted to the Trans-Pacific bombs were exploded, and mines falling hsir and dandniff. Write for free anti-religpous policy in Austria News service, the Most Rev. LATE U. S. NEWS FLASHES After liatening to arguments for treatise to R. H. Gilmore, Dept. 1« 1810 11th than in the Reich proper, at least were set off when it became evi­ 1 the bill over a period of a week, Are. No., SealtJe, Wash. Tatsuo Peter Doi, who was con­ dent that Franco would retake the until his position in Austria is con­ secrated Archbishop of Tokyo Feb. ' the sub-committee opened hearings solidated. But there is no hope town. The Cathedral was com­ College 75 Year* Old the Rev. Robert P. Kennelly, is a Clarke coUege sophomore from for opponents of the proposal. Fa­ 16, says that a Japanese victory Maryknoll Missioner in Kong- checks for continuation of real religious in the present conflict is neces­ pletely despoiled, but Father Co- Atchison, Kans. — The dedica­ Elgin, III.,'won first prize in the ther Mooney read' a statement liberty in Austria, for the Church mesana, an army chaplain, said tion of a new chapel and the 75th moon, South China. national peace poster contest spon­ exposing the faults of the pro­ COLDS sary to save China’s 400,000,000 Mass in its ruins at the request of is unalterably opposed to the pa­ from the spreading net of inter­ anniversary of the school will be South America Catholicity Grow* sored by the Catholic Association posal, then began to answer ques­ end gan program of State deification national atheistic Communism. General Varela. The Bishop’s li­ celebrated by ML St. Scholastica’s Notre Dame, Ind.—Enthusia.stic for International Peace at its Mid­ tions. He said that there are aoout that is a basic principle of Nazi brary containing valuable archives college May 4. The Most Rev. Paul acceptance of the Catholic Action west regional conference held in 20.000. 000 youths in the age FEVER "Progress made, by Catholic mis­ movement is being noted through­ philosophy. sionaries in China,” says the first was destroyed. The seminary is a C. Schulte, Bishop of Leaven­ Milwaukee. group to benefit from the meas­ 666 fint aejl The United Press reported Mon­ .Japanese to hold the rank of heap of rubbish. El Salvador and worth, will preside and celebrate out South America, according to ‘Monastery’ Ha* Premiere ure. He said the American Youth Liquid Tablet, H eadache, 30 day: "Catholics . . , prayed in San Pedro churches are in ruins. a Pontifical Mass. The organ in Luis Montero, South American New York.—A distinguished congress claims to represent Salve, Ne*a Drops mlnutea.’"' Archbishop, “will all go for naught The mummified remains of the student visiting the University of their churches Sunday, appreheu' unless the menacing influence of the new chapel is the gift of alum­ audience attended the New York 2.000. 000 of these voung people. Try "Rub-Mr-Ti*Bi'*—W*rl4 '* a«*t Llalm nit sive of an official German an. the Comintern is arrested imme­ “Lovers of Teruel,” Diego Marti­ nae and former students. Notre Dame. Catholic Action is premiere of Monastery, motion “Do you think the American nouncement in Berlin that the in nez de Marielia and Isabel de Se­ Parish Sekolarthipt Advecatad making great strides, especially in picture of monastic life. The pree- Youth congress represents the ▼r diately.” gura, on whose romance a whole his native land, Chile, he says. troduction of German Reich laws Villanova, Pa.—The committee entation wa.s under the auspices youth of the country?” Senator in Austria will be carried out by cycle of literature is based, have State’* Dirorca Bill Fail* of the National Conference of Lee asked the priest. MANCHUKUO HONORS ^ disappeared from San Pedro. Res­ on educational problems of East­ Columbia, S. Car.—In spite of the Fuehrer or a minister empow VICAR APOSTOLIC ern colleges in the National Cath­ Jews and Christians. Father Mooney’s “Absolutely no matter how tender—ninez- 3 ered by him.” Oeeervat'Ore Romano toration was' undertaken as soon another attempt to change South not” brought boos and hisses from ingly relieved end iotfar New York. — (Special) — The olic Educational association, meet­ Pilgrimage Chaplain Named (I reflect^ Vatican anxiety. Most Rev. Augustin Gaspais, as the Nationalists entered the Carolina’s status as the only state Youth congress members. The heoring aided wMt relieWa Hitler visited the Austrian city. Archbishop Antoniuti, Vat­ ing at Villanova college, advocated that does not allow divorce on any San Francisco. — Archbishop booing brought a sharp reprimand ai Vicar Apostolic of Kirin, Man- the establishmefit of parish schol­ John J. Mitty named the Rev. graves of his Catholic parents, but chukuo, has been given the in­ ican charge d’affaires in National­ grounds, the constitutional prohi­ from Senator Lee, who told the ist Spain, distributed alms in Te­ arships to assist worthy Catholic bition still stands. A bill to elimi­ Thomas J. Cummins, procurator of did not go into the nearby parish signia of the Grand Orders of young men and young women to St. Joseph’s college at Mt. View booers that their actions showed churcL the Empire by Marshal Chang ruel after its recapture. National­ nate this provision was supported they "can’t take iL” I ist Minister of Justice Tomas Do­ obtain a college education. by a majority of the house of and of St. PatricK’s seminary at Ex-Empress Zita and Archduke Chin-hui, president of the Man- Student* Speak at Sing Sing Menlo Park, as chaplain of the Father Mooney said that the Otto were plunged into gloom by chukuo council, says a report to minguez Arevalo has restored the representatives, but failed to win National Youth act would give the crucifix to the courts and has re­ Os.Em»ritu«.e.-....Mefit Ript. BiRhop J. Henrr Tihen* D.D., Wichita, fCaatax Pardon Cross Corp. Apostolic Delegate to the United matter of most fundamental im­ tactics, Father Walsh said, "there Children Being Returned to U. S. Msgr. Michael J. Ready, general Editor-in*Chicf...... Rt. Rcy. MRgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D.« LL.D., Joar.D Dspt. B States, informed the Most Rev. portance to tha future of both is only one crowning insanity left Philadelphia. — The American secretary of the National Cath­ M intfing Editor ...... Hubert A. Smith. Jour.D S29 8. Fodtral St., Chicago, III. John J. Cantwell, Archbishop of Church and State in this country. for Moscow. Formal indictment Catholic boys, Philip, Richard, and olic Welfare Conference, will offer AiRocltte Editor*—MilUrd T. Everett, Joar.D.; C. J. McNeill. A.B., Joar.M.. Los Angeles, in a letter. “Happily a number of directors may yet be drawn in some future Denis Chinsky, who were aban­ the opening prayer in a radio Rev. Welter Ctnaven. B.J., M.A.: Rev. John CtvtnAugh, M.A.; Rtf. Clftreaee G. of diocesan Rural Life bureaus trial charging the -Almighty Him­ doned in war-tom China, are being broadcast of sunrise services to be Intetimaon. S.T.D., Th.L. Catholic U. Freshman have been actively engaged in this self with military conspiracy returned to the United States and carried over both networks of the DIOCESAN EDITIONS It Is Dangerous work. At the institute for direc­ against the Kremlin.” will be placed under care of the National Broadcasting coirmany on CKNTHAL CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Fresno) It It dangerous to tall a SUBSTITUTE Attains Perfect Mark tors conducted in November last, Hospital Umit to Meet in Buffalo archdiocesan children's bureau. Easter Sunday morning. The pro­ Most Rtv. Bishop Philip G. Scher, D.D.. President for S6S Just to mako threa or four cants Wa.shington.—A perfect record under the auspices of the Bishops’ Buffalo, N. Y.—The 23rd an­ Fight on Red to Continue gram is to be broadcast by the Na­ Rev. Edward Haskins, Editor and Manager more. Cuttomere are your beet aeaett; attained by Humberto Medeiros, National Rural bureau at Rich­ nual convention of the Catholic New York.—Although disap­ tional Park service and will pick SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Sacramento) loae them and you loeo your butineaa. freshman at the Catholic Univer­ mond, special attention was given Hospital Association of the United pointed that Governor Lehman up the services in four federal Most Rev. Robert J. Armstrong, D.D.. President sity of America here, won for him this promising project. This States and Canada will be held failed to grant their petition to park areas, one in each of the Re*. Patrick A. McHugh, S.T.D.. Editor and Bnsines* Manager 666 le worth threo or four timea aa NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand Island) much aa a SUBSTITUTE. the Phi Eta Sigma plaque, pre­ should give much further impetus here June 13-17 under the patron­ remove Borough President Stanley country’s time zones. Molt lev. Bishop 8. V. Bon*, D.D., President; Rev, Patrleic McDaid (No. Platta), sented annually to the school’s to the work. It cannot give it too age of the Most Rev. John A. M. Isaacs of Manhattan for ap­ Noted Surgeon Diet Editor: Rev, Thome* J. Murray (Burwell). Rusines* Director highest ranking freshman. Me­ much momentum. The time is ripe Duffy, Bishop of Buffalo. pointing a Communist as his aide, Chicago.—Funeral services were EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great Falla) deiros’ record represents A’s in all for action. And the harvest prom­ Youth Peace Program Outlined representatives of the American held at St. Mary of the Lake Most Rev. Bishop Edwin V. O'Hara, D.D., LL.D., President subjects and is one of the few per­ ises to be exceedingly great.” New York.—A program of peace Legion and 21 other groups have church for Dr. L. Wade Martin, Rev. Eugene Gergrn, Editor and Business Manager fect records ever achieved at the recommended especially for youth reiterated their decision to press chief medical adviser of SL Vin­ WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) groups was outlined by Miss Mary their fight until Gerson is removed. Moat Rev. Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore, D.D.. Fresideat university. Seventy-Twb CCC Boys cent’s Infant asylum and a major R*t. Patrick Casey, M.A., Editor and BuBines* Manager Sufferers G. Hawks, former president of the Support Pro**, K. of C. Urged in the 122nd field artillery, I.N. NEVADA REGISTER (Reno) Confirmed in Spokane National Council of Catholic New Haven, Conn.—^'Continued G., who served' overseas with the Most Key, Bishop Thomas K Gorman, D.D., J.C.L.. D.8e.BliL, PreaUeal better Informed about Five Laymen Are ^okane, Wash. — Seventy-two Women, in an «ddre.ss over the support of the Catholic press and 35th division in the World war. Rev. John T. Smith. Editor and Buainesi Manager their allmetita. ratlin Mommmmn, “Call to Youth” program of the unceasing warfare against the SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Lincoln) CCC boys from 14 camps in Mon­ Oxford Movement Book Planned Moat R,v. Louis B Kucera, O.D., President ' Honored by Pope tana; Idaho, and Washington were N.C.C.W. youth committee. incursions of atheistic Commu­ Chicago.—The Rev. E. V. Daily, Ksv, llaurie* Htlmann, M.A., Jnnr.D., Editor and Bnilnaas Managat CATHOLIC confirmed in Our Lady of Lourdes Brother, Father of Priest* Dead nism were u»ed as practical evi­ author of the recent Pius XI, Pope, WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) m oat, ezpiolaa la hU famows Vatican City.—The Aefa Apot- Cathedral here by Bishop Charles New York. — A member of a dences of Catholic Action for of the People, is preparing for the Moat Ra*. Bishop John J. Swint, D.D., President tolica* Sedis publishes the infor­ D. White. The boys were wel­ family of distinguished missioners Knights of Columbus by their su­ publication of a book on tha Ox­ Rev, Frederick J. Sehwerts, M.A., Editor and Buaineaa Manages is mourned in the passing of R. P. preme chaplain, the RL Rev. Msgr. ford movemenL PEORU REGISTER (Peoria, niinoii) HEALTH BOOK mation that Alfred E. Smith, for­ comed to the city by members of Most Rsr. Bishop J. H. Schlarman. D.D., Ph.D., J.C.D., Frttidaaa thk eaueaa and aymptosM of Kennelly at SL Francis’ hospital. John J. McGivney of Bridgeport, Industrial Mediator Dead mer governor of New York, and the local council Knights of Co­ Mr. Kennedy was the brother of Kev, H. H. Ross, A.B., B.J.. Editor and Business Manager ^ervonalMsorBeta Oowl »Uanma John T. Smith and John S- Burke, lumbus, who also acted as the con- in his recent statement to mem­ New York.—Col. Michael J. SANTA FE REGISTER (SanU F*. Ntw Mexico) Stomach DIoeasco tiam also New Yorkers, have been made firmants’ sponsors. the late Rev. M. Kennelly, S.J., of bers on their observance of Reagan, an industrial mediator of Most Rev. Arehhishop Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D., PreiU tal f of nm Papal Chamberlains by His Holi­ Shanghai, celebrated sinologist Founders’ week, March 27 to the New York state department of Very Rev, Msgr. Philip G. Mahoney, Editor and Buiineii Btanagas OoU « LIvor Artorlee and an authority on Chinese super­ April 3. labor for 30 yeare, died W e at ALTOONA REGISTER (Altoona. Pa.) Headache ness. The information also is Bishop Lillis Revealed stitions. Another brother was a Iowa Collegian Win* Conte*! Most Rav. Bishop Richard T. Gutlfoyle. Presldant A JtV_. Heaeaaa. Lm Soroa given that the Holy Father has be­ the age of 71. Be*. Themai E. Hadden, Ph.D., S.T.L., Editor end Business Manageg ABemtadT^leraala pioneer priest in Australia, A son, Dubuque, la.—Dorothy J. Koss, Ihifarc Blood stowed the Grand Cross of the Or­ As Star Homerun Hitter TEXAS PANHANDLE REGISTER (AmatiUo) CohStlpatloa aad other troahtaa der of St. Gregory the Great upon Meat Rev. Bishop Robert E. Lucey, D.D., President Kansas City, Mo.—At a dinner Re*. Thomas J. Drury, Editor and Buaineaa Managtr can bo oom- J. P. Morgan and Thomas W. La- Cornerstone Laid battod by simple maana. Thla book ia held by the alumni of St. Bene­ LA CROSSE REGISTER (La Croase, Wlae.) mont, both of whom are non-Cath- dict’s college, Atchison, Kans., Most Rtv. Bishop AItgander J. HoGavick, D.D., President; Host Rev, BUhap olics. Bishop Thomas F. Lillis of Kansas For $100,000 School William R. Griffin, Vic* President FREE Former Governor Alfred E. City was revealed as a champion RELIGION^OF THE INDIANS . DULUTH REGISTER (Duluth. Minn.) Hundred* of thoucand* Smith,_ one of the outstanding homerun hitter in his student days Phoenix, Ariz.—The Most Rev. Most Rev. Bishop Thomas A. Welch, President - found help by followfns Catholic laymen of the country, at the college. Bishop Paul C. Daniel J. Gercke, Bishop of Tuc­ Rev. Joseph Hughes, Editor and Busineit Manager hit advice. Containa ISi CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH-REGLSTER (Cincinnstl) pacea, 206 illuatralion*. has long been associated with Schulte of Leavenworth, who A. son, officiated March 18 at the lay­ Charier F. Williams, K.C.S.G., President of Board It will ihow you tb* Catholic charitable work. He is brought out this biographical item, ing of the cornerstone of the new Msgr. Edward A. Freking, S.T.D., Editor way to batter baalth and one of the recipients of the Lae- happlnaai. Yon can also recalled that the late Msgr. $100,000 high school for boys TENNESSEE REGISTER (NashviUe) havt this iwok, without tare medal, awarded annually by James Rothensteiner of St. Louis, Caiholia being constructed by the Fran­ Mast Rev. Bishop W. L. Adrian, D.D., Preildent coat or oblisation. the University of Notre Dame to a classmate of Bishop Lillis, was a ciscan Father! of SL Mary’s par­ Be*. Oaerga J. Flanigtn, S.T.D., Editor and Business Manager Mail Coupon. NOW. an outstanding Catholic. He was INTERMOUMTAIN CATHOLIC REGISTER (Salt Uk* City, Utah) star catcher in his days at the col­ ish. Attending the rites were Meat Rtv. Duane G Hunt, D.D., Bishop of Salt Lake, Prcaident four times governor of New York lege. civic officials headed by Governor Rev, Robert J. Dwyer, M.A., Editor L. BEUMAN A CO.. Dapt. 174-CGp State and in 1928 he was the nom­ R. C. Stanford and the mayor of NORTHWESTERN KANSAS REGISTER (ConcordU) 826 Dreadway, Ntw York, N. Y. inee of the Democratic party for Prolettenb S SB S Phoenix. The school, construc­ Meat Rev. Fraueia J. Tief, D D., President President of the United States. Famoug Columnist Pays Rtv. (kirneliua J. Brown. Editor and Bnainest Manager Plaaia (and me Father BeomaBi'i tion of which is now well under The Denver Cathelie Regiiter it also a part of thi* nswspaper system. big "FREE” Baalth Book. John S. Burke is a leading mer­ Moving Tribute to Pope way, will open in the fall for the chant of New York, and John T. New York.—Elsie Robinson, fa­ first two years of high school, the Price of T)ia Register (dated every Sunday), 81 a year. Canada and South Noma _ Smith, a prominent attorney. Ameriea. 11.86. Foreign, 81.78. In bundle lots, one cent a copy if bought mous columnist for King Features junior and senior years to be added regularly for stia or distribution. Addraaa Both are leaders in philanthropic syndicate, reviewed the life of Pigint H i U l l in 1989 and 1940. Teachen will work. Mr. Morgan and Mr. La­ Pope Piue XI in a recent article h Rntarad aa Baeond Claaa Matter at Post Office, Denver, Colorado. be the Franciscan Fathers. ment are prominent figures in the My Ailaent la.. and paid a moving tribute to him Each tyMbel rapmanb 2S,000 bidltn* SL Mary’s parish conducts a The Register has the largest elreulatlon of any paper In the English language (Please mantioa H.) financial world and are widely as "great philosopher, battling grade school end • high echool for kaown for their philanthropiti. devoted to rellgioui news. warrior, tad gallant aaint” hdM* girli, PAGE THREE Sunday, March 20, 1938 T H E REGISTER ••STRANGE BUT TRUE** By M. J. Murray Beeedict Father ASK AHD LEARN THE BOOK ( Adcanon unsuccessfully seeking an aviator’s first claaa). Commemoration nf tha ity, and use among the monks of one church for every 847 Catholics post with rebel Chinese soldiers in Lenten day. Europe. 1077). Consult your pastor. Saturday, March ZS—Ferial (sim­ in Spain. The latest government order to replenish an almost empty ple). Christian monasticism had be^n census gives a total of 210,214 Why does the Church teach that purse, starts put to see the world. with the solitaries in the Egyptian Protestant churches in this coun­ unbaptized infants who die will There follow thrills of all sorts— desert. There yvas no set rule of is t^ trailing and killing a wounded To call St. Benedict the father try with a total membership of never be admitted into heaven? of Western monasticism does not life, for this form of striving after the 81,883,086, or one Protestant What responsibility has a mother tiger, hunting enormous crocodiles tell the stoiy of the influence perfection was individualistic. Thr church for every 162 Protestant* whose ehud was bom dead? in the darkness of the jungle exerted by his disciples. For be­ aim of all was the same; Perfeq the in the United State*. There are Infants who die before receiving night, searching for gold and be­ tion through the fulfillment of ths d to ing captured by head-hunters! tween the fall of the Roman em­ 18,223 Catholic churches in the Baptism cannot enter heaven pire and the rise of the culture of evangelical counsels. But the United States, or one for every because Christ said: “Unless Into the bush of Borneo went Mr. was the Middle Ages the Benedictines forms of self-denial, poverty, and per 1,097 Catholics. No one complains man [a term that refers to men Oark on the trail of tailcd-men, have to their credit the great part abandonment of the world to gain of this country’s being overbur­ and women, infants and adults] through a jun^e which no White this end remained with the decision 3in- man had ever trod before; and they played in preserving the dened with Protestant churches be born again of water and the ought with twem slaves best of the Greek and Roman tra­ of the individual. tbe The ratio of 1 to 847 in Spain con­ Holy Ghost, he cannot enter into {oA a A — B then across the Pacific to Mexico By Benedict’s time, monastic trasts with the Protestant bur­ the kingdom of God’’ (John iii to climb almost 18,000 feet up ditions as a foundation upon hU A t OMlACCt CutfiL FROM THEIR families'PLANTATIONS. which the new Middle Age civiliza­ life was still loose and unordered. I den of 1 to 152 in the United 5); “He that believeth and is Ixlaccihualt and, finally, 18,300 tion could be erected. Individual solitaries were still to States. But Red sympathizers baptized shall be saved’’ (Mark p u p M t feet from the tropical jungle in Yet, there exists no satisfactory be found. Groups, too, had been and Red propagandists can al­ :fvi, 16). From this we infer two days to 25 degrees below zero history of the life of the man to formed into many monasteries, but ways find excuses for their that Baptism is necessary to enter on the peak of Orizaba. whom the Western civilized world there were no uniform regula­ attacks on the Church. The the kingdom of God or for sal­ ^ ^KouLi aRPlHAL SARTO In the Far East and the West, owes its very civilization. Because tions. Benedict himself ran ths amount of tax money yiven to the vation. But infants who die with­ (iATERPOPe PlusX),pAfcnArck from 1934 to 1937, with less than gamut of monastic life from that Spanish clergy was ni^ardly out Baptism are not regenerated 91,000 to finance any single ven­ of this lack of contemporary wit­ through Baptism. Therefore they oP'^mCC,io A c\vt¥ wlto ture, the author search*^ for new nesses, St. Benedict has been of a solitary hermit to community s Is it a mortal sin for a single cannot enter into hea'wn or enjoy {or A post* thrills, untouched and unexplored called “a dim flg[ure, and tJte facts life. His rule is the summation girl to accept gifts from a mar­ the beatific vision. Hence, par­ lands with little-known pianU, ani of his life are given us in a cloth­ and culmination of these monastic ried ^man? ents or guardians have a grave mals, and men. All this and ing which obscures rather than forms tempered by his ' own The. circumstances that are in^ responsibility of procuring Bap­ more are packed into the com­ reveals his personality.” experiences. 11 ■ Tolved in the transmission of i tism for infants. If the infant is pass of 246 pages of ^sy, grip­ What is (lirectly known of Bene­ enedict arranged for his dis­ gift by a married man to a single born dead or -dies before Baptism dict’s early life comes from the ciples to seek perfeetbn through ping language. Here is a book Dialogues of Pope St. GrMory 1. prayer and through work. All, i'a) woman in a particular case must can be administered, the mother WAS NCLP tN SUCH that can safely be placed in the be known in order to determine should resign herself to the work­ "These sketches, and (Gregory nobles and common people alike, 'ly n su n c r »h w t miopie ages hands of the younger generation who joined the community had to whether or not it is sinful. If ing* of Divine Providence and and would be understood and en looked upon his descriptions Il­ the man’s intentions are honorable that ts WAS NCVEft TAKEN merely as such, were written in do manual labor. Benedict mav ly leave the disposition of the infant’s fAOM THE fDNT UNLESS 6 ^ AH ASPERSORlU^ joyed by it; a book that will and he can afford to present the soul in the hands of God. God does QD grip the youth of 20 years, the 593 or 594, about 60 years after be credited in great measure with m woman with a gift, or if the gift npt require the impossible from Benedict’s death, and depend breaking dqwn the attitude that nt grandfather of 70, the reader of manual work was degrading. To is a reward for assistance or serv­ any man or woman, but does ex- any age. Here is fact, more in mainly on the testimony of the >e ice, the woman may accept or re­ )oct our resignation to His Divine teresting than fiction, with suffi­ Benedictine Abbots immediately Benedict, honest toil led to ject the offer. Any gdft by Will. cient material for four or. five succeeding their founder. Gregory sanctity. married man to a single woman Uubaptized infants, most theolo­ was bom about 640 and, since It must be remembered that the books, packed in less than 250 life of prayer in the rule was writ­ that is of such value that one gians believe, go to limbo, where Particular Judgment of Each pages.—Peter L. Decker, S.J. Benedict died about 847, it is not suspects his motives, or if it is they suffer no pain and have a probable that the two ever met ten for laymen by a layman, for h given secretly and in such a man­ natural happiness. A few theolo­ MEET MR. HYPHEN. By Ed or that Gregory writes of first­ Benedict was not a priest and only e ner that the woman is seriously gians (Klee, for instance) have hand information. later was the clerical state imposed obligated or compromised, must be ward N. Teall. 174 pp. Funk & upon the Benedictines. The argued that infants are given a Man Comes at Time of Death Wagnalls. 91.50. The second record of the life of rejected, because she is co-operat­ brief use of reason in which they Editors, stenographers, . secreta­ Benedict is his rule. This is evi­ Psalms were to form the main part ing in an act that is at least can accept or reject God and, if Every man in the instant of plicitly contained in those defini­ would expect a judgment to occur dently not a history. Yet, from the of the liturgical prayer. Because doubtfully sinful and acting in ries, business men and women, his followers came from all con­ they accept Him, can win the death must undergo a particular tions that declare souls will be at this moment. The fact that those who write for publication, bad faith. If the man’s inten­ Baptism of desire and thus gain each of us is an individual in ad­ ditions of life and the poor often judgment, when his works will be assigned to either hell, heaven, or and every instructor of English, Jew Leads Catholic tions are revealed and known to heaven. The Church has defined dition to being a part of the whole whether in high school or college, were wthout any education, they be dishonorable, the woman may nothing on the question. Klee’s examined and his reward or pun­ purgatory immediately after death. human race would make us expect Men to Sunday Mass stood in need of training in read­ not accept his gifts without com will save themselvea much time teaching is based on reason rather ishment will be made known. Eccl. xi, 28 and 29, says; “For to be judged individually as well and worry by reading this decided Baltimore, Md.—Because a Jew­ ing and study since Benedict ex­ mitting mortal sin. than on tradition. Luther and Calvin held it would it is easy before God in the day a a race. ish member of their card club was pected them to recite and under­ ly useful work. Having read the the only early riser among them, stand the Psalms they used for not be known with certainty of death to reward everyone ac­ treaUse, they will return to their Please explain the Divine Trin­ A non-Catholie couple were mar­ who would be lost before the cording to his ways. . . . In the end The thought of the, particular a group of Catholic men in the prayer. ity. Are there two bodies, namely, ried before a Baptist minister, but general judgment. But the exist­ of man is the disclosing of his judgment is one of the most terri­ various occupati'ons feeling a bit city has appointed him alarm In this program of study the the body of God and that of Hit only after a false age was given fying held before mankind. Those more secure about the use of the Benedictine contribution to secu­ ence of a particular judgment is works.” The text eridently refers hyphen.—George M. Reichle, S.J. clock to waken them for Sunday Divine Son, or are Father, Jesus for _ the girl tn order to procure certain and perhaps of f^th from to a judgment that occurs at the who pray, with faith, beside the Mass. On a recent out-of-town lar civilization perhaps best stands Christ, and the Holy Ghost just a license. Does such a condition the general magfsteriunf of the time of death. bed 01 a dying person, in the belief trip, he roused hit fellows and forth. Hodgkin in his Italy and one body? or cireumstance render the mar­ Catholic Church. It is not explicitly Inasmuch as the time of man’s that within a few moments this Church Is Designated marched at the head of the band Her Invf^ers describes it thus: The mystery of the Trinity con' riage invalid? . defined by the Church, but it is im­ probation ends with death, we soul must render a strict account —25 strong—to the small parish ‘‘The scriptorium ot the Benedic­ sists in this, that God, being The case cannot be decided on of his life, with the time for per­ New Detroit Cathedral church. Because he and his Cath­ tine monastery will multiply copies numerically and individually one, the information you give. Any sonally-gained merit at an end, Detroit.—News contained in a olic friends took almost the entire not only of missals ^nd theological exists in three Persons, or, in marriage casa would have to be cannot help but be moved by the cablegram from Rome announces space available, the Jew is now treatises, but the poems and his­ other words, that the Divine presented to a priest, who can take deepest emotion. If for every idle that Blessed Sacrament church has worried that he will be accused of tories of antiquity. Essence, which is one and the it before the diocesan matrimonial Creation of World work that man shall speak he shall been designated the new Cathedral forcing parishioners out in the “Whatever may have been the same in the strictest and most court. render an account on the day of for the Detroit archdiocese and its cold. religious value or the religious absolute sense, exists in three Canon law declares that a man general judgment, we dare not pastor, the Rev. John J. Connolly, dangers of the monastic life, the Persons, really distinct from each cannot validly marry before he Shows God's Power hope that, the individual judgment nas been created a Domestic Prel­ historian at least is bound to ex­ other, and yet each really identical has completed the 16th year and will be an easy one. In fact, it ate with the title Right Reverend Heirs Will Continue press hi* gratitude to these men, with the same Divine Essence. a woman before she has finished would seem that it will be the more Monsignor, The cablegram came (One of a new leriet on the Cato- ing varies more than their con­ Lo Pa Hong Charities without whose lifelong toil the The Father is unbegotten, the Son the 14th year. “The ecclesiastical severe, because man will be judged from the Most Rev. Edward Manila. — The great charitable great deeds and thoughts of Greece begotten, the Holy Ghost proceeds impediment of age . . . is not ckism of tha Council of Trent) tinual revolution, while nothing in the particular examination as Mooney. Archbishop of Detroit, Reflection on God’s omnipo­ is more fixed than their variety” and apostolic work of the late Jos­ and Rome might have been as com­ from the Father and the Son binding on unbaptized persons, an individual, whereas in the gen who petitioned in Rome for the eph Lo Pa Hong, who was recog­ pletely lost to us as the wars of Each Person is really distinct even when contracting marriage tence, which we discussed in the (one of the most convincing argu­ receding article dedicated to the ments for the existence, omnipo­ eral judgment he will be regarded change of Cathedrals. nized throughout the Catholic the buried Lake-dwellers or the from the other, each is true with Christians. Provided the un­ chiefly as a unit in the human race. world as one of the-greatest Cath­ thoughts of the Palaeolithic man.” eternal God, and yet there is only baptized party possesses the dis­ dvine attributes, paves the way tence, and infinite wisdom of the was not opened to the human race one God. When we speak of the gfor the present treatise on the Creator). The shackles of the body are olic laymen of modern times, ■will The great libraries of today owe cretion demand^ by the natural gone and the soul, within an in­ until Christ Himself first went be carried on by his heirs, accord­ their manuscripts in great part to three Persons, we mean not only law and the baptized one is of “Creator of Heaven and Earth;” In the midst of this creation, there). The enjoyment was that for the wondrous production of God commanded the earth to stand stant, is flooded with complete ing to a letter from F. Lo Yin the transcribing labors of the that each is God, but that each is legal age, the contract may be knowledge of it* destiny, it would carried to limbo by Christ’s descent one and the same God, and herein valid. The provisions of the civil so stupendous a work is more rooted in its own foundation, as Kung, son of the deceased. monks. easily believed when all doubt seem. Then it goes to heaven, there to announce to the saints of is the mystery, incomprehensible law would also have to be taken it were, and “made the mountains hell, or purgatory. the Old Law their early entrance to any created intelligence. Of into account with regard to the concerning the immen.se power of ascend, and the plains descend into the beatific vision. course, only the second Person was unbaptized.” No age is required the Creator has been precluded. into the place which He had The Councils of Florence and St. Paul indicates an immediate by the natural law for validly con­ God did not form the world founded for them;” and, that the Lyons defined that the souls of entrance into heaven for the MOVING PICTURES CLASSIFIED tracting marriage, but only suf­ from materials of any sort, but waters might not inundate the those who, after the reception of blessed in II Cor. v, 1, when he GLIMPSES OF ficient discretion to give matri­ created it from nothing, and not earth. He “set a bound which they Bapti.sm, have not incurred the says; “For we know, if our earthly Followins !• a lilt of notiaB pietnm reviewed end eleieified br the National monial consent. (Quotation from by con.straint or necessity, but shall not pass over; neither shall guilt of any sin and also those who, houto of this habitation be dis­ council of the Lesion of Deccnez throush iti New York beedauerteri t ' spontaneously . . . by a simple act they return to cover the earth” after they have contracted the CUee A -^ectiaa 1—Uaobjcctieneble tor (ienereJ Petroiuf* Marriage Legislation in the New solved, that we have a building of Adventaret of Chico Hawaii Calli Penrod and Hit Twfa Code, page 137, Ayrinhac.) of His own free will. Nor was (Ps. ciii, 6, 8, 9). Next. He not guilt of sin, arc purged, are imme­ God, a house not made with hands, Adventurea of Htree Polo Hawaiian Buckarea Brother THE PASSION A falsehood about age would not He impelled to create for any only clothed and adomco it with diately received into heaven and eternal in heaven. . . , For while Adventurei of Tom Sewzer Headin' East Perfect Specimen, The After Jesus had been taken invalidate a marriage if the other other reason than a desire to com­ trees and every variety of plant clearly have intuition, the vision of All Aasencan Swaethesrt Heart of Arisons Prairie Thunder municate His goodness to the one and triune (jod as He is; we are absent in the body, we are All Over Town He Couldn't Say Ns Pritener of Zends prisoner by the mob in Geth conditions for its validity were and flower, but filled it, as He' absent from God (for we walk by Antpolia Stiute Heidi Radio City Bevelt semani. He was led at night to present. In the case about which creatures. Being essentially happy had already filled the air and wa­ but that the souls of those who faith and not by eight). But we Arsene Lupin Returae Her Jungle Love Range Oefendert the High Priest, with whom the you ask, the ages of the persons in Himself, He stands in need of ter,, with innumerable kinds of liv­ die in mortal sin will be immedi­ Awful Truth, The Hideout ip the AJpe Rebecca of Sunnybrook nothing. As David expresses it: ately cast into hell, there to be are confident and have a good Bad Man ot Brimetoae Hitting a New High Farm scribes and ancients were assem involved, their Baptism, perhaps ing creatures. will to be absent rather from the Barrier, The In Old Chicago Riders of the Rockies bled. Peter followed Him afar the laws of the state, etc., would “I have said to the Lord: Thou Since, in the Apostles’ Creed, subjected to' unequal punishments. body, and to be present in the Behind the Mik* International Settlement Roll Along Cowboy off, that he might see the end have to be investigated. art my God, for Thou hast no we speak of “God the Father” as Job xxi, 13, says; “They spend Beloved Bret Jubilee Romance of tha ^ c k ie i need of my goods” (Ps. xv, 2). Lord.” Writing to the Philippians, Blondea at Work Kathleen Rosalie The chief priests and the being the "Creator of heaven and their days in wealth and in a mo­ i, 24, St. Paul longed to “be dis­ BoothUI Brisade Kid Comet Beck. The Saletladr Can a Catholic man marry a The works of creation redound ment go down to hell.” In Luke whole people sought false witness girl belonging to the Greek Or­ earth,” it may not be superflu­ solved and to be with Christ.” Boots of Deatinr Kidnaped in Shankbal Sally, Irene, and Mary against Jesus, that they might put to the external glory of God. ous to add that the work of cre­ xri, Christ tells of the rich man Plainly the Apostle knew that his Border Wolvct Lancer Spy Scandal Street thodox Church in her Church? which is the primary purpose of who died and was buried in hell. Born to the West Law Han It Bora Sergeant Murphy Him to death. The so-called Greek Orthodox ation is common to the Three Per­ own death meant immediate entry fioia of Lonelr Vallez Legion of Miteing Hen Shi The Oetopui their being. sons of the Holy Trinity. It is not, These Scriptural references indi­ into heaven. Boy of the Streett Life Begini in College She Atked for It Jesus held His peace after the Church is not in union with Rome, The world certainly could not therefore, an operation of the Fa­ cate that the damnation of the Breakfait for Two Life of Emile Zola, The Sbt’e Got Everything having severed itself from the have originated of itself. It is Undoubtedly many'Catholics go Brincins Up Baby Little Milt Roughneck Snow White and the Sevea false witnesses t^ified against ther alone, but of the Son also, mortally wicked occurs without immediately to heaven. Cleansed Him and the High Priest ques Holy See in 1064 and again after an accepted principle of philos­ delay. Brothers of the Weet London by Night Dwarft 1453. Hence, no Catholic may at­ ophy that there is no effect with­ of whom the Scriptures say: “All by the sacraments, with an intense Buccaneer. The Love and Hltiei Speed to Spare tioned Him. Then the High things were made by Him” (John On the other hand, Scripture lo%’e of God and hatred of sin en­ BuUdos Drummond’i Peril Love It * Hoadaebs Squadrun of Honor Priest said; "I adjure Thee by the tempt marriage in the Greek Or­ out a cause; that nothing moves speaks of immediate reward for Californian, The Lova on a Budget Start Cheering living (^d, that Thou tell us if thodox Church any more than he unless it be put in motion by i, 3); and of the Holy Ghost, of gendered by their death-bed prepa­ CaU. The Mad About Uuiie Tarian’s Revenge whom it is written; “The Spirit the good. Christ promised the re­ rations, with a plenary indulgence Cattidy of Bar tt Uaid'i Night Out There Goes the Groom ■Wiou be the Christ, the Son of might in any Protestant group something or someone. The uni­ pentant thief (Luke xxiii, 43) that Chanaa of Heart Making the Headlinet Thlrteeoth Man (canon 1099). TTi© Catholic verse necessarily had to be pro­ of God moved over the waters” given to them by the Church God.’’ . . . and again: “By the word of •he would be with Him “today in through the offices of the priest, Charlie Chan on Broadway Hama Buna Wild This Way. Plcaee “I am,’’ said Jesus. “And you Church regards the Eastern Or­ duced by a cause outside and prior paradise.” The Fathers of the Checkeri Merrily We Live Thunder City shall see the Son of Man sitting thodox Churches as being in to itselt: by a cause competent the Lord the heavens were estab­ or with plenary or great partial Code of the Ranzer Million Dollar Racket To the Victor lished, and all the power of them Church explain this as meaning the indulgences coming to them as a Craihinz Hollywood Mr. Dodd Takei the Air Tovarieh on the right hand of the power schism, but certain dogmatic dif­ to give it existence. This cause Crime of Dr. Hallet, The ference* are also present. by the Spirit of His mouth” (Gen. enjoyment of glory (not the result of membership in societies Monattery Trigger Trio of God, and coming with the was, as alone it could be, the al­ beatific vision, however, a* heaven Danseroue Adventure Murder en Diamond Row Two of Ui, Ths clouds of heaven.’’ mighty power of God. Reason i, 2; Ps. xxxii, 6). like the Third Orders or tarough Daredevil Drivere Mutie for Madame Onder Suspicion In a recent anewer to a ques­ We are not, however, to under­ pious customs maintained for j’ears Dawn Over Ireland Non-Stop New York Valley of’Terror The High Priest rent his gar asserts it; revelation confirms it Escape by Nijeht No Time to Harry Welle Fargo ments, as a sign of protest tion, you did not mention a pos­ To quote St. Paul; “ . . . the in­ stand that God is in such wise the New Dionne Tutor —thera is every reason to expect Everybody’s Doing It Of Human Hearti Weetern Gold against blasphemy. “What need we sible solution to a difficulty pre­ visible things of Him, from the Creator of all things that His that their dispositions are such as Everybody Sing Old Bam Dance, Th* West of Rsinbotr’i Ea4 any further witnesses? You have sented about the. non-Catholie mar­ works, when once created and fin­ to cleanse the soul from every Federal Bullete v On Again—Off Again West of Shanghai riage of a baptized woman to a creation of the world, are clearly Pirefly. The Orphan of ths Peeet When G-Men Step In heard the blasphemy. What think seen, being understood by the ished, could thereafter continue stain. What of non-Catholics? Firet Lady Outlaws ot the Orient Where the West Begine you?” The crowd demanded death non-baptixed man, followed by a things that are made; His eternal to exist unsupported'by His omni­ The tragedy of having discarded Forbidden Valley Outeide of Faraditc Where Trails Divide for the Prisoner. civil divorce. The man, it was power also, and Divinity” (Ror" potence. For, as all things derive the sacraments and indulgences of (S Fathere Over thevGoal Who Killed Gail Freitoa T declared, is willing to become a the Church is never more frightful Galloping Dynomita Painted Trail Wise Girl Jesus Christ was put to death i, 19). their existence from the Cre­ Generals Without Butteni ParadUe lilt Wrong Road therefore, because He asserted Catholic, He now wants to wed a As it was His own incompar­ ator’s supreme power, wisdom, and than when death is at hand. Glamorone Might Paroled to Die Yank at Oxford, A that He is God. Catholic. able goodness that prompted Hi goodness, so unless preserved con­ The belief of the early Church Geld It Where Yon Find tt Fartnere of the Plains Young Dynamtte Following is the suggested so­ tinually by Hia Providence, and In the immediate heavenly reward Goidwyn Follita Fatiant is Room IS You're a Bwaetheart when He did all things whatsoever Harlem on the Prairie You’re Only Young One* Peter, asked by those near him lution: When the unbaptized man He would, so in the work of cre^ by the same power which produced of the just is strikingly illustrated whether he was one of Christ' and the baptized Protestant them, they would instantly return in the Acta of the Martyrs, who, Class A—Sactioa 2—Uasbjaetionabla for Adults woman were married, their union ation God did not follow any eX' Aeeidente Will Happen sSnd Street PSrtaara in Crtma •disciples, three times denied it, as ternal form or model; but con­ into their previous nothingness. when on trial for their Christian Aecion for Slander Fight for Your Lady Penitentiary the Master earlier in the night wag legitimate, but he, did not This the Scriptures declare when faith, reminded the judges that Affairs ot Manpaiiant, Tha First Hundred Ytara Prescription for Romanna templating, and, as it were, imi­ Forty Naughty Girls Romance in the Dark had’ foretold he would. He began receive the sacrament of Matri­ tating, the universal _ exemplar they say: "How could anything those who had already spilled their Aicatmt Island to curse arid swear, saying; mony (it is necessary to be bap­ endure if Thou wouldst not? or be blood for Christ were now reign­ Back in Circulation Girl Was Young, Tha She Mereied en Artlet tized before one can receive any contained in the Divine intelli­ BUek Doll Good Barth, The She'e No Lady know not this Man of whom you gence, the supreme Architect, pre&erved, if not called by TJiee? ing with Him. Berdertown Happy Landing Slight Case of Murder, A speak.” other sacrament). If the man (Wii. xi, 26). The question might arise as to Bride Wore Red High Flyer Soule at Sea were now to be baptized, the union with infinite wisdom and power, Carnival Queen Hollywood Hotel Spy Ring. Ths Immediately the cock crew, created all things. He spoke and Not only does God protect and whether God was altogether just City Olrl Hurricane Swing It Sailor Then Peter remembered what would be automatically ratified in immediately condemning to Condemned Womes I Met My Love Again Swing Your Lady as a Christian marriage. It is they were made; He command^ govern all things by His Provi­ Tears of Love Jesus had said to him: "Before and they were created” (Ps. xxxii, dence, but He also by an internal eternal punishment a soul that Coniettion Jury’s Secret. The the cock crow twice, thou shalt po.ssible, however, for the Holy lived, say in ancient Egypt or Conquest Lady Escapee, The That Certain Woman See to dissolve a Christian mar­ 9). power impels to motion and action Danger, Love et Work Live, Love, and Learn Topper thrice deny Me.” Peter wept. The words, "heaven and earth,” whatever moves and acts, and this Babylon, whereas that soul may Dangerous to Know Living on Love True Confession Tradition says that furrows were riage that is ratified but not con­ not be any itlore guilty than one- Daughter of Shanghai Look Out For Love Walter Wenger’s Vognee summated. Although the mar­ include all things which the in such a manner that, although Doctor Syn Man-Proof of 193S worn in his cheeks because heavens and the earth contain; He does not exclude, yet He pre­ who will be condemned just before Double Danger Midnight Intruder, The Weitlend Cst* wept so often in later life, when riage was consummated as a the end of the world. But when My Old Kentucky Home Wife of General Ling, The merely Intim ate union, it can for, besides the heavens, which cedes the agency of secondary Double or Nothing he remembered his denial of the causes; for Hia invisible influ­ we remember that a soul, no mat­ Double Wedding Night Club Scandal Women in Prison Master, still be dissolved until it is con­ •the Prophet calls “the works of Ebb Tide Night Spot World’s In Love, The summated as a Christian union, His fingers” (Ps. viii, 4), He also ence extends to all things, and, ter when it lived in the body, had Everyday’e a Holiday Nothing Sacred Live. Love, and Learn The Church is always on trial provided the Holy See wishes to gave the sun its brilliancy, and to as the Wise ‘Man says, reaches the opportunity to obtain either Paradise for Three the moon and stars their beauty; “from end to end mightily, and To be directly associated with reward or punishment, and if Qess B—Objectionable In Fart as was her Lord. She too must dissolve it. Strong reasons would Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe and Dr. . E. it had been faithful it would have All Baba Goes to Tews Juggernaut Second Honeymoon suffer from false witnesses. Like­ have to' be advanced. All such cases and appointed them to serve “for ordereth all things sweetly” (Wis. Batonete and the Butler Lady Behave I Two Who Dared wise she is scoffed at and perse­ must go to the Holy See. A signs, and for seasons, and for viii, 1). This is what the Apostle Blatz. supervising the education of enjoyed the reward longer than Betwevn Two Women Let’s Make a Night of It Wife, Doctor, and Nnrsa days and years” (Gen. i, 14) meant when, announcing to the the Dionne quintuplets, Nora C. the man who will live in the last Big Broadeett of lIJS Love, Honor, and Behave Wine, Women, and Horsei cuted because of her Divine mes' local priest should be consulted to Mannequin Wom.n Men Marry have the case brought before the Moreover, He so ordered and reg Athenians the God whom, not Rouselle (above), has been ap­ days of the world, we see that Flight Fioffl Glory sa^e, just as He was because of pointed by the quintuplets' guar­ there is no injustice on the part of Rat. Tha His Divinity, The story of the proper authorities. By the con­ ulated the celestial bodies in i knowing, they adored, he said: Clioa C— Coademaod Passion is constantly repeating it­ summation of marriage, we mean certain and uniform course that, "He is not far from every one of dians to be their new tutor. Also God. And compared with eternity Ataatiln of Yenth Daacaged Lives self in the history of the Church the use of the marriage rights by in the words of the Angelic Doc- us; for in Him we live, and move, named on the staff is Miss Uanns even a lew thousand years is as Daaagtd Qoedt rittolli ef Youth and her faithful members. I the man and ▼oman. tori St Thomai Aquinu, “notb< and tr«” (Acta xvii« 27, 28). UlridMOMt haul aursa. Bothini^ PAGE FOUR THE REGISTER Sunday, March 20, 1M8 MUST BE RELATED whoThe has Kennedys taken up his work asCreated,a United States ambassador Stir toS;,, Great5^ Britain. Press dispatches made much of the happiness evident in the . large family. Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy is shown waving goodbye to the three children who are staying in America to finish their college terms. With her are, left to right, Kathleen, (Continued from Page One) Robert, Teddy, Jean, and Patricia. The eldest girl sailed with Mr. Kennedy to act as his hostess until TO CROSS, ORATOR SAYS her mother arrived on the scene. r of the Catholic Church.” The cial and chief attention to the HEEDS SDPPORT. fact that an Archbishop was among duties of religion and morality . . . New York.—Pain must be re­ faith in God. To them Our Lord the first of the Austrians to be The foundation of social laws be­ lated with the cross, declared the on a cross is only an event in the - pul in jail by Hitler's forces does ing thus laid in religion, it is not Rt. Rev. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen history of the Roman empire; He not augur well for the future of hard to establish the. relations of over the Catholic Hour broadcast is not a message of hope or a religion in Austria. members one to another, in order in Denver Sunday by station KOA proof of love . . . Suffering em­ Miklas, the President of Austria, that they may live together in con­ and produced by the National bitters them, poisons them, and and Schuschnigg, the chancellor, cord and achieve prosperity.” Washington. — “The principles Council of Catholic Men. Speak­ of the Constitution stand in greater ,finally the great door of life’s . were both put under “protective ar­ [Without religion, there is no mo­ ing on the second word uttered by opportunity is closed in their faces, rest” by the invaders. rality; there is uieVc expediency, need of a sustaining hand today than in any time in our history,” Our Lord on Golgotha, Monsignor and, like the thief on the left, they sometimes sugar-coated with a sort Sheen declared that this word go out into the night unblessed. The International News Service of culture and sometimes not. Our United States Senator Joseph C. “tells us what should be our atti- cut off its news wires to economic problems today are en­ O’Mahoney of Wyoming, a Cath­ tirde toward pain,”' and, he said, Occasion for Penance the Catholic Daily Tribune of tirely moral.] olic, told the student body of these two attitudes are “mani­ “Now look at the thief on the Dubuque, la., because of the The right of holding private. Georgetown university. Senator fested in the two thieves on either right—the symbol of those for plan to publish a local edi­ O’Mahoney, a graduate of the whom pain has a meaning. At # property must be maintained, but Georgetown law school, spoke on side of Our Blessed Lord.’i “The tion as well as the national edi­ only with the recognition of its thief on the right,” he added, "is first he did not understand it, and tion that has been conducted for social and public aspect as well “The Constitution, a Charter of the model for those for whom pain therefore joined in the curses with 17 years. The INS objects to as of its private and individual Democracy,” at exercises spon­ has a meaning.” the thief on the left. But just as competition on the part of the character. The natural and Divine sored by the students in celebra­ No Meaning in Pain sometimes a flash of lightning ■ Tribune with the Dubuque daily tion of the sesquicentennial anni­ The thief on the left, he said, will illumine the path we have law must be observed in limiting versary of the Constitution, which press. “If we were assured that the use of property and the public “began and ended his crucifixion missed, so, too, the Savior’s for- > the Catholic Daily Tribune would authority, in view of the common is also the sesquicentennial of with a curse,” never correlating giveness of His executioners illu- publish a national newspaper not good, may specify more accurately Georgetown. The Very Rev. Ar­ “his sufferings with the Man on the mined for the thief the road of devoted to Dubuque local news, what is licit and what is illicit for thur A. O’Leary, S.J., president of central cross.” mercy. He began to see that if we of course would restore the the university; the Rev. John E. “The world today is full of those pain had no reason Jesus would property owners in the use of their Grattan, S.J., dean of the college wire,” declared J. V. Gtnnolly, possessions. who, like the thief on the left, see not have embraced it. If the cross * president of the INS, himself a of arts and sciences, and members no meaning in pain,” he went on. had no purpose Je.sus would not The State may not discharge of the college faculty were the have climbed it. Surely He who Catholic. Previous reports that this duty in an arbitrary manner. “Knowing nothing of Redemption, financial difficulties had cauwd only guests. they are unable to fit pain into a claimed to be God would never ' Man’s natural right of possessing have taken that badge of shame.^ the discontinuance .of the service and transmitting property by in­ pattern; it becomes just an odd were not mentioned in the state­ K. of C. and D. of I. patch on the crazy quilt of life . . . unless it could be transformed and | heritance must remain intact and transmuted to some holy purpose. ment made by Mr. Connolly. The cannot be taken by the State from Never having thought of God as Tribune has assured its readers that Protest Against Play anything more than- a name, they Pain was beginning to be reason- ^ man. . . . It is unlawful for the Topeka, Kans. — Because the able for the thief; for the present | it always met its INS obligations. State to exhaust the means of in are now unable to fit the stark Arrangements for a reorganiza­ showing of Tobacco Road, a no­ realities of life into His Divine at least it meant an occasion to j dividuals by crushing taxes and toriously indecent dramatic effort, do penance for his life of crime. . . i tion of the paper have been under tributes. The State has no right was continued here despite pro­ plan. . . . way, to abolish private property, but tests by the K. of C. and the Little “The lesson is clear: Pain of “Now he saw pain a.s doing to only to control its use and to bring itself does not make us better; it his soul something like that which Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt wrote Flower circle of the D. of I., these is very apt to make us worse. . . . it into harmony with the public two groups have decided to remain fire does to gold; burning away the ' in a Ladies’ Home Journal article: good. away from the offending theater UUter Losing English Sympathy election as “a sham and a fraud.” The thief at the left is no better dross. Or something like that “Divorce is necessary and right, I for a period of four months. Dublin.—The general election He declared that “Mr. de Valery for his crucifixion; it sears him, which fever does to disease: kill­ believe, when two people find it A man’s superfluous income is in Northern Ireland has not been is fin in g and the six counties are burns him, and tarnishes his soul. ing the germs. Pain was dropping impossible to live happily to­ not left entirely to his own dis­ without its healthy repercussions losing British sympathy.” The Refusing to think of pain as re­ scales away from his eyes; and, gether.” Two of Mrs. Roosevelt’s cretion. We speak of that por­ Boy ‘Mirror’ Writer even in the camp of the Unionists. election, he said, “had lost Ulster lated to anything else, he ends by turning toward the cenl^ral cross, children have followed this advice, tion of his income that he does Also Pens NormaUy W. J. Stewart, M.P., one of the thinking only of himself. So i t is he no longer saw a crucified man, obtaining Nevada divorces and re­ very many friends in Britain.” with those who have lost their but a Heavenly King. . . .” not need in order to live as be­ Kansas City, Mo. ,— “Mirror” new party of Brogressive Union­ Excommunication Order Lifted marrying. The President has never comes his station. The grave obli­ publicly committed himself as writers have nothing on Conrad ists, describes Lord Craigavon’s Vienna. — A meeting of the gations of charity, beneficence, Guy Durrell, 7, pupil at St. Peter’s Washington.—Georgetown uni­ Bishops’ Council of the Serbian favoring, divorce. and liberality that rest on the Although we have a great deal school. He not only writes upside versity will bestow degrees in law Archbishpp Cuts Ribbon Orthodox Church in Jugoslavia has wealthy are constantly insisted up­ down and backward, as do “mir­ and science upon two prominent rescinded the order of excommuni­ of respect for. the First Cady, we on in telling words by Holy Scrip­ ror” writers, but can with equal To Open New Highway prefer to accept the teaching of Catholic laymen at its annual cation pronounced last year against ture and the Fathers of the Church. facility write in the normal man­ Founders’ day celebration, March Houma, La.—The Most Rev. government officials who were Jesus Christ and His Apostles about [Pius XI himself used the word ner. 26. United States Senator David Joseph F. Rummel, Archbishop of divorce. striving to bring about operation grave in describing these obliga­ I. Walsh of Massachusetts will re­ New Orleans, cut the ribbon at of the Concordat between the Holy “Whosoever shall put away his tions.] the dedication of the Bourg-La- wife and marry another com- University Sets Up 3rd ceive the honors of the William See and Jugoslavia. The Stoja- Gaston Academy of Law in recog­ Rose highway. Speaking on the dinovich government has since an­ mitteth adultery against her,” says The wage paid to the workman Seismographic Station nition of his 20 years as a law­ advantages of good roads. His Ex­ Mark x, 11. nounced abandonment of all effort must be sufficient for the support St. Louis, Mo.—A new seismo- maker. Honors of the Angelo cellency, formerly Bishop of to put the Concordat into effect. “What God hath joined together, of himself and of his family . . . Secchi Academy of Science will be Omaha, said that when he lived in let no man put asunder,” asserts graphic station, the third under Jehovah Witneiies Lose Intolerable, and to be opposed with the school’s direction in the Mis- awarded to Dr. Karl Ferdinand Nebraska from 1928 to 1935 he Montreal.—An appeal of three Matt, xix, 6. ail our strength, is the abuse ' isippi valley region, has been es­ Herzfeld, head of the department saw the advantages offered by “Every one that puttelh away whereby mothers of families, be­ of physics at the Catholic Uni­ good roads in the spreading of re­ French members of the “Witnesses his wife, and marrieth another, tablished at Cape Girardeau by the of Jehovah” against a conviction i cause of the insufficiency of the ligion as well as in social and committeth adultery: and he that University of S t Louis. H^hly versity of America. at Sherbrooke was unanimously father’s salary, are forced to en­ sensitive Woods-Anderson seismo­ business contacts. When he as­ marrieth her that is put away from gage in gainful, occupations out­ sumed his duties in Nebraska, he rejected by the court of appeals, her husband committeth adultery,” graphs were purchased for the new Women’s Peace Week Is which upheld that pamphlets dis­ side the domestic walls. station, and work will be under said, most of his parishes were declares Luke xvi, 18. not accessible by good roads, but tributed by the three were of a “To them that are married, not It is unjust to demand wages so the direction of Prof. A. C. "McGill Influenced by Radicals seditious character. high that an employer cannot pay of the university’s teachers’ New York.—Under the obvious when he left gravel roadways I but the Lord commandeth that placed every parish but two within the wife depart not from her hus­ them without ruin, and without college. domination of Communists and band: and if she depart that she consequent distress amongst the other radical elements. Women’s his reach. remain unmarried or be reconciled working people themselves . . . To Stations of Cross Peace week was brought to a close Reds Beat Jays lower or to raise wages unduly, with a mass meeting of 2,500 per­ School Passion Play to her husband. And let not the Conducted Outdoors husband put away his wife,” wrote with a view to private profit, and sons. The week was sponsored by Planned for ’39 Fair St. Paul to the Corinthians, I, vH, with no consideration for the com­ Baltimore.—Public Stations of seven women’s organizations, each mon good, is contrary to social San Francisco.—More than 300 In Title Clash 10- 11. the Cross are conducted each Sun­ of which has been charged with be­ justice. day in Lent at 3 p. m. on the ing either outright Communistic or students of Santa Clara univer­ Father Garcia Paul, who escaped grounds near the casino at Patter­ led by radicals, claiming a total sity will take part in the presenta­ Overcoming a 9-7 half-time from Teruel while that Spanish The aim of social legislation son park. This is the sixth year membership of 800,000. Although tion of the school’s famous Passion handicap, the Regis Reds staged a city was being bombarded by the must be the re-establishment of the Catholic Evidence guild of meetings were on the subject of play to highlight the observance second-hdlf comeback at East High vocational groups. Society today “peace,” most of the speakers of Santa Clara day at the 1939 Leftists before it fell Dec. 21 (it Baltimore has sponsored this de­ gym Saturday night to beat Cathe­ was retaken by Franco Feb. 22), is in a strained and therefore un­ votion. The services have been spent a great deal of time attack­ Golden Gate International exposi­ tells at Burgos how Sisters of stable state. Labor is not a mere well attended by Catholics and ing Fascism and Nazism, although tion on Treasure island. Radio", dral, 23 to 18, for the champion­ Mercy took care of 1,000 wounded chattel; the human dignity of the non-Catholics alike. they did not indict Communism. stage, and screen stars, including ship of the parochial league. Celia in an 80-bed hospital. Mattresses o r k m a n must be^recognized. Andy Devine, Jackie Coogan, Ed­ led his teammates to victory with Nevertheless, the labor' market is mund Lowe, John McGuire, and were spread all over the building, Catholic Club Selects four goals and three free throws The Reds knew that the place was divided into two camps, with two $100,000 Is Raised in 3 Lloyd Nolan, are among the 1,000 a hospital, but they bombarded armies engaged in combat. The ‘Three Rousing Cheers’ Weeks by College Drive alumni who plan to attend the for 11 points. Gagan paced the homecoming. the building nevertheless. Once Pope suggests the organization of N ew Y 0 T k.—Threi Rousing Providence, R. I.—Bringing to Bluejay quint with four goals and they blew up three houses nearby employes and employers along vo­ Cheers, the autobiog^raphy of did outstanding defensive work. cational lines, working together to a successful termination the first and also part of the hospital it­ Miss Elizabeth Jordan, prominent campaign for funds for a student Brooklyn Diocese Gives The Reds drew first blood on a self. Twenty bodies were found promote their common interest Catholic writer, is the March se­ and to protect themselves against residence hall, workers in the $199,461 to Missions one-handed shot by Celia. The in the ruins, including the remains lection of the Catholic Book club. Providence college building fund Bluejays kept pace throughout the of two Sisters of Charily. When opposing interests. Separate de­ Brooklyn. — The annual report liberations and votes sl^ould take campaign heard the Very Rev. first period and the' score going the Reds twice set fire to the hos Order Receives Three, John J. Dillon, O.P., president of of the Society for the Propagation into the second stanza stood at piul, the flames were extinguished place as required. of the Faith for the Diocese of The Register Shopping Guide Although, therefore, the Catholic the institution, announce that the five-all. Long shots by 'Valley and by knocking out partitions and Blesses New House results of the campaign warrant Brooklyn was made here, reveal Gagan put the Jays in the lead and MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER—-Tka RarlBtsr rccammands this aiphabetically- smothering the blaze; for there Church is officially in favor of Buffalo, N. y.—Impressive cere­ ing that in the past year $199,461 they held a 9-7 advantage as the indazad list al business and pralassiafial paaMe for roitr needs. As leaders organized labor, it does not regard start of negotiations for construc­ Hi tbeir various lines, tbef ere well clipped te five 70u ezcellent service. was no water. Machine guns, monies marked the conclusion tion of a dormitory in the early was donated for home and foreign gun sounded at the half. cannons, and Russian tanks were the present set-up as ideal but only of a ten-day retreat at the Broth­ mission work. In presenting the Give theai a trial and shew your appreciatlofi. for they are so-operatinf with as a step in the right direction. The ers of Mercy novitiate here as two spring. Approximately |100,000 Opening the second half, the us hi viviBB rou a finer publication. fired from close quarters on the was raised in a three-week period. report, the Rev. John Boardman, Reds qui^ly evened the count and building, while the nuns and other encyclical wants a type of unifica­ candidates received the habit of diocesan director, took occasion to tion that will do away with the then went ahead on a short shot GROCERY nurses went about their daily the order and one novice pro­ thank donors in making up what by Mullen. They were never be­ work. About 30 patients died class struggle and that will unite nounced his first vows. The two Spanish Church Gifts he called a “golden record of hind in the remainder of the con­ The firms listed here de­ daily, two-thirds of them civilians, both capital and labor in accord­ candidates are Joseph Valentine, Christ-like deeds." Westerkamp Bros. ance with their common trade Fill Two Classrooms test. Crowley and Mullen did the serve to be remembered A 20-year-old woman, with a smile Brother Frumentius, and Paul majority of the scoring for Regis KE. 9043 5106 Wash. and a prayer on her lips, braved aims. The State should grant Gorman, Brother Generosus. Two Brooklyn.—Two cLassrooms full Non-Catholic Speaks in the second half, Crowley count­ Talk—Don’t W alk- when you are distributing the fire several times n day for legal recognition of these corpora­ days previous to these ceremonies, of religious articles have been ing two long loops in quick suc­ Telephone Your Order ten days to bring medicine and tions or unions and thereby confer the order had opened a second gathered in St. Peter’s school here On Seven Sacraments cession for what proved to be the Everything a Good Grocery your patronage in the dif­ food to the hospital. She came on them some of the features of home in Buffalo as a chapel and to be sent to churches in the de­ Indianapolis, Ind.—A situation winning baskets. Cathedral’s scor­ Should Have through unscathed. On the last a monopoly. Labor contracts and house were blessed in honor of S t stroyed areas of Spain. Thirty- ferent lines of business. agreements should be concluded unique in the city’s history arose ing in the final period was held to Beit Foodi at Lowest Prices day of the Nationalist resistance, John of God. seven churches and other institu­ here recently when Dr. Scott Bu­ almost nothing by Regis’ five-man Ws Delivir the nuns and Father Garcia stood by the State and strikes and lock­ tions have answered the appeal for chanan, non-Catholic, addressed a defense. Unable to break through, by until the bitter end, to care for outs forbidden. If the contending Mayor Bids Welcome to donations. The articles include Catholic audience on the seven the Jay forwards tried many long the sick. That night, the priest parties cannot agree, public author­ 100 sets of vestments, 40 copes, sacraments. Dr. Scott is dean of shots. and a number of other refugees ity should intervene. The proper Eucharistic Congress 125 candelabra, and many others. S t John’s college, Annapolis, Md., ordering of economic affmrs can C 1 e V e la n d.—Mayor Lee D. Had Regis counted on its free escaped from the city through the an Episcopal institution, and his throws the score would have been snow to the Nationalist lines. They not be left to free competition Schroy of Akron, in a letter to the Priest Rescues Priest lecture was the fourth in the an- Preferred Parish Trading List alone-. much higher. Red cagers missed had to wade an icy river and no Moat Rev. Joseph Schremba, niul Catholic forum series dealing 12 charity tosses. less than 30 were drowned. Bishop of Cleveland, extends the As Fire Destroys Church with the neo-Scholastic movement’s “In our days, not alone is wealth city’s cordial welcome to the third Chicago. — (INS) — Ignoring revival outside the Church of in The Bishop Urban J. Vehr tro­ The American Youth commis­ accumulated, bUt immense power Diocesan Eucharistic Confess, their own safety, the Rev. Stanis­ terest in the writings of St. phy, significant of league leader­ Annunciation St. Dominic’s sion, a non-goveiinmental research and despotic economic domination which will be held in that city laus Ryzner and the Rev. Casimir Thomas Aquinas. ship, was presented to the Regis are concentrated in the hands of a May 29 and 30. Assuring the Kuszynski rushed into smoke-filled team at the contest’s conclusion by agency, announced these results of the Rev. Mark 'W. Lappen, league interviews of 6,832 Maryland boys few, and those few are frequently Bishop that the city’s administra­ St. Wenceslaus’ church here and LONDON MARKET AND and girls between 16 and 25 years not tlie owners, but only the trus­ tion will co-operate with the con­ rescued the Blessed Sacrament Radio Stations Fight president. ST. PATRICK’S old: 35 per ?ent said they would tees and directors of invested gress officials in every way, Mayor from the blazing altar. Father ‘Swinging’ of Ballads St. Francis de Sales’ Wins GROCERY DAY DINNER volunteer in case the U. S. went to funds, who administer them at Schroy declares that he considers Ryzner was overcome by smoke Detroit—“Annie Laurie doesn’t Interreligious Cage Tourney OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. Virginia Ham et al war; 31 per cent would fight if their own pleasure. This power it “a singular honor” that Akron and was carried to safety by Fa­ swing here any more.” With this Paced by Spindle and Nedbal- Quality Meats and Groceries drafted; 10 per cent would fight becomes particularly irresistible has been selected for the con- ther Kuszynski. The church was remark, Leo Fitzpatrick, Catholic ski, St. Francis de Sales’ beat St. At St. Dominic’s ' only if invasion loomed; 7 per when exercised by those who, be­ gress. destroyed by the flames. manager of station WJR here, Joseph’s for the second time to 3800 Walnut Street 50 Cents Plate; Children 25 Cents cause they hold and control money, Phones: MA. 5239—TA. 3845 4:30 tn 8:00 P.M. cent would lake “other action;” fired the first gun in his declara­ take the class A crown in the local This apace courtesy 4 per cent were uncertain; 12 per are able also to govern credit and tion of war against the “desecra Interreligious cage tourney. It Pinon Fuel A Supply Co. cent would refuse to fight at all. to determine its allotment, for that tion” of yesteryear’s sentimental was the Fransalians’ ability to reason supplying, so to speak, the Chrw tian Social Order ballads by swing bands. Stations make free throws count that gave DE SELLEM The business recession, accord­ life blood of the entire economic olic Social Action conference, to be held at Milwaukee May 1 to 4. In WGAR, Cleveland, and KMPC, them the marpn of victory. The FUEL AND FEED CO. body, and grasping, as it were, in presenting the essentials of the social order, speakers will discuss the Beverly Hills, Calif., sister sta­ winners went into the lead in the ing to surveys made for the Presi­ CHARLES A. DcSELLEU dent’s Committee on Economic their hands the very soul of pro­ varied problems of labor apd industry and their solution in the Cath­ tions of WJR, have joined in the first period and were never behind Seciurity, has thrown 4,300,000 out duction,. so that no one dare olic principles of social justice. Meeting in Milwaukee to discuss fight. Declaration of the war was any time in the contest. Final We Ship by Rail breathe against their will. This plans for the conference, which will draw 5,000 persons, including made by Mr. Fitzpatrick when he score was 32 to 29. PHONE TA. 320S The firms listed here de­ of jobs in the United States in the accumulation of power, the char­ 3STH AND WALNUT last four months, raising the num­ many of the Hierarchy, with Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch (right), choked off the air a prominent RES. PHONE MA. 8544 serve to be remembered ber of unemployed to 10,450,000. acteristic note of the modem eco­ were Bishop E. V. O’Hara (left) of Great Falls, chairman of the N.C. band that staHed to swing “Loch WPA rolls have grown from 1,100,- nomic order, is a natural result W. G Social Action department, sponsor of the program, and the Rev. Lomond.” when you are distributing 000 last summer to approximately of limitless free competition, Dr. R. A. Mc(^wan of Washington, D. C., assistant director of the ^DRUGS ^ Prices Every Day which permits the survival of only department. your patronage in the dif­ 2,166,878 and are stUl climbing. those who are the strongest, which Argentine President at The WPA allotment for the fiscal often means those who fight most Pre-Inauguration Mass the TWO STORES ferent lines of business. year is one and three-fourths bil­ relentlessly, who pay least heed to SAME PRICES lion dollars, including the $250,- Buenos Aires.—The day before Difference 000,000 recently appropriated by the dictates of conscience.” The he assumed office. President Ortiz, result is economic dictatorship. in accordance with an old custom Congress. It is hoped that seasonal makes/ uHEEHlSlM occupations, opening with spring, Free competition, and still more assisted at Mass in a “closed Mot FruUdia St. 3101 WUHams Sb economic domination, must be church.” The Most Rev. Fortunate will keep the number of jobless kept within just and definite lim­ Devoto, Auxiliary Bishop of from growing. its, and mutt be brought under Buenos Aires, celebrated the Mass, Bluhill's exclusive RICH- the effective control of the public Among those present was the Most We may as well face the fact authority, in matters pertaining to Rev. Giuseppe Fietta, Apostolic ROAST method brings that we are going to pass through this latter’s competence. The pub­ Nuncio to Argentina. After the out M the fine flavors DENVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY repeated depressions until there is lic institutions of the nation mutt Mass, Dr. Ortiz and his wife a reorganization of society along be such as to make the whole of prayed at the altar of Our Lady of of the coffee berry. the lines suggested in Pius XI’s human society conform to the Perpetual Succor, where they were DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY Quadragesimo Anno. common good, i.e., to the standard married 25 years ago. T hat’s why you get Men will not succeed in eco­ of social justice. more for your money YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Vi nomic reform until “they pay spe- Some of the letters we get from will be filled correctly at Death Takes Colorful WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Service famiabed for Offices, Barbers, (Jatholics show that these principles in Bluhill Coffee. Ph. SP. 9765 1090 South Gaylord St. Restaurants. Stores, and Banquets are not accepted or are easily re­ Kansas Journalist, 85 Over 2,000 Students Will jected when they do not comply 3104 Downing MA 7950 Paola, Kans.—De&th here ended Patronize Our Advertisers B. W. BECKIUS. Itansger Attend Chicago Meeting with the aims of this or that po­ the career of Bernard J. Sheridan, litical party. Do not forget— one of the most colorful figures Vacuum Chicago. — More than 2,000 these principles are Catholic moral in journalism and politics in Kan­ Packed Francis J. Fisher, Inc. The firms listed here de­ Catholic students from high guides, pronounced by the Vicar sas in the past half century. Mr. In Tins schools, colleges, and nursing of Jesus Christ, They are not our Sheridan had been editor of the TAbor 6204 serve to be remembered schools in the Middle West will at­ mere personal' opinion. Western Spirit, Paola paper, since and when you are distributing tend the first regional meeting of (All words in italics or quota­ 1880 and was a member of the Cement, Plaster, Mortar student Catholic Action groups at Glass tion marks are verbatim quota­ local council Knights of Columbus Jars your patronage in the dif­ the Morrison hotel March 26 and tions from the Quadragesimo He was instrumental in establish­ Metal Lath, Stucco ferent lines of business. 27, under the auspices of Cisca., Anno.) ing the Ursuline academy here. 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER

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