...... PAPAL LEGATE ASKS AGAINST ATHEISM
Tht RegUter Hai th« International News Service (Wire and Mail), the N. C. W. C. Newe Service (Inclnding Kadioe and Cablee), Iti Ovm Special Service, Lumen Service of China, International Uluitrated Newi, and N. C. W. C. Picture Service. SEES PERIL TO BISHOP-ELECT Local Local Edition “ Incredible and manifesl- Edition ing ' an amazing lack of 12TH CONVERT FAITH, SOCIETY, knowledge concerning the THE Spanisli situation” is the al most too charitable interpre IN HIERARCHY REASON ITSELF tation pul by a group of New York Catholic editors on an Archbishop Cicognani Calls on C. C. D. Open Letter signed by 150 Salt Lake Prelate Is First Former Methodist Protestant clergymen, educa REGISTER, (Name Registered in the U, S. Patent Office) Leaders to Go Forward “for God and To Be Raised to Episcopacy in tors, and others and printed Country” in Catechetical Talk in the October 4 issue of the United States VOL. XIII. No. 42 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, OCT. 17, 1937 TWO CENTS ISetc York times. Tlie Open St. Louis.— Word to go forward in their “ holy yrusade Letter, prepared by Dr. Guy Salt Lake City,— Eleven other converts have preceded of George Cardinal Mundelein following the dedication for God and country” was given leaders of the Confrater Kmery Shipler and Dr. Harry the Most Rev. Duane G. Hunt, Bishop-elect of Salt Lake, President Luncheon Quest by the Chief Executive of Chicago’i new Outer Drive nity of Christian Doctrine gathered here for the Third F. Ward, attacks the Spanish in the American Hierarchy. Bishop-elect Hunt, a former Methodist, will be consecrated here Oct. 28. Of the other link bridge. In eatabliehing a precedent of being the firrt' man of hia office to call officially at the National Catechetical congress by the Most Rev. Amleto Bishops’ pastoral on the His- private residence of a Cardinal of the Church, Mr. Roosevelt was motivated by remembrances of a great Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to the United panian civil war, and pre convert-Bishops, six were former Episcopalians, two Luth friendship for Cardinal Mundelein, which had its beginning some 30 years ago when the two were young erans, one a Presbjderian, one a Unitarian, and one a Con- States. While we know that “the gates of hell shall not tends that the Hierarchy dis- men in New York city. The President was escorted to the Cardinal’s residence by Auxiliary Bishop Ber prevail,” the Apostolic Delegate said, faith, society, and j)lays open hostility “ towards gregationalist. Four of the converts became Archbishops. nard J. Shell. Also in the entourage that met Mr. Roosevelt was Auxiliary Bishop William D. O’Brien. First convert to reach the American Hierarchy was reason itself are imperiled by the forces of modern atheism. popular government, freedom The congress was attended by 39 Archbishops and Bishops of worship, and separation the Most Rev. Samuel Eccleston, fifth Archbishop of Bal timore, who was consecrated in 1834. He had been con and by a large host of clerical, religious, and lay leaders' of Church and State— princi verted from the Protestant EpiS' in the confraternity. ples that we, as Americans, copal Church in 1809. Last before Telling of the Holy Father’s de tleeply cherish.” The letter Bishop-elect Hunt was the Most light in the parish school system of the UniteO States, Archbishop wants to know whether the Rev. James Hubert Blenk, S.J., for Christianity Is Tather Time Is Cicognani continued: mer Lutheran who was Archbishop Bishops speak for themselves of New Orleans from 1906 to “ Seven thousand, four hundred or for the entire Catholic 1917 after serving as Bishop of and forty-five parishes have paro Church, and whether they Puerto Rico. chial schools, a miracle of generos ity and of faith so great and so en Seen by Queen as represent the “ political views Others W'ere the Most Rev. Wil Not Old Man, But. liam Tyler, former Episcopalian, tertaining as to encourage the best- of the Catholic Church in who became first Bishop of Hart grounded hopes that the number America.” ford in 184-1; the Most Rev. James is still to increase, to the great Roosevelt Bayley, convert from benefit of our youth and to the States Foundation Youthful Jesuit edification of Christian nations. Episcopalianism who became There was nothing at all in Bishop of Newark in 1853, Arch “ Without doubt, the parochial the Bishops* pastoral to up bishop of Baltimore in 18'72; the school is a fundamental part of The Hague.— To secure and to hold these strange charges. Most Rev. Josue M. Young, con Manila.—“ Father Time” in the the ‘school of Christ,’ the school strengthen the positive Christian Philippines is no tottering gray- which has made Christian civiliza foundations of society is the aim of But the Open Letter, in order vert from Congregationalism, made Bishop of Erie in 1854; the Most beard, but a vigorous young Jesuit tion the civilization of this nation. her government. Queen, Wilhel- to make out a case, repeats Rev. James F. Wood, ex-Unita- priest, the Rev. Edmund J. Hut- To the school of Christ,, as vital mina of Holland said in opening 4»ften-exploded propaganda of rian, who served as Coadjutor tall, chief of the astronomical di for the soul as food for the body, parliament. Professor Alberse, the Red Spanish government. Bishop, Bishop, and Archbishop of vision of the weather bureau the American Episcopate has de Catholic minister o f state, has been and hence official timekeeper for sired to make a new, a priceless, named speaker of the second cham Either the 150 persons who Philadelphia between 1857 and 1883; the Most Rev. Sylvester H. the islands. Father Nuttal thinks contribution by establishing the ber of the parliament. •signed the Open Letter have Rosecrans, made first Bishop of he is doing a poor job if his time Confraternity of Christian _ Doc Queen Wilhelmina said, “ In the made no attempt to learn Columbus in 1868 after being signals are off by more than a trine, whose object, in addition to midst of the world’s confusion, both sides of the question or Auxiliai-y of Cincinnati, converted tenth of a second. Usually they strengthening .ever more the paro from which this country has not chial schools, is to provide for the entirely escaped, arises an insistent. ■ they have been blinded by the from the Episcopal Church. are accurate to one two-hundredth The Most Rev. Thomas Andrew of a second. Christian way of living, by various demand that above all the law o f ; ancient prejudice that makes Becker, former Lutheran, conse His three master clocks are methods of teaching, for the God he taken as a directive in leg;i'i some people unable to see crated Bishop of Wilmington in about the closest things to per benefit of localities and persons islation and administration.” Sound I outside these schools. . . . development of family life and the anything good in what IS 1-868 and made sixth Bishop of petual motion ever constructed. “ Its objects are; 1. Religious protection of public morals are Spanish or Catholic. Savannah in 1886; the Most Rev. They are self-wound every 30 sec Richard Gilmour, second Bishop onds, the impulse coming from training of Catholic elementary among the aims of the Queen’s of Cleveland, converted from gravity. Two of the clocks gain (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 1) government. Presbyterianism in 1842 and con The fact is that the Red or lose no more than three or four secrated in 1872; the Most Rev. hundredths of a second a day. Leaders Plan General Council government of Spain is in no Edgar P. Wadhams, convert from The third, which has a zero rate, sense a “ popular” one. The Episcopalianism, minister, made does not lose or gain unless some government operating at Va Bishop of Ogdensburg in 1872; the thing like an earthquake throws Internal Strife Is Most Rev. Alfred A. Curtis, for it off balance. Under ideal con lencia is not the government mer Episcopalian, made Bishop of ditions, this clock could keep on that was elected in February, Wilmington in 1886 to succeed its going indefinitely with no human (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) other convert Bishop. attention except for the changing Worry to Orthodox of batteries every nine months. Earthquakes are a great bother "Vienna.—The Russian Orthodox the ecumenic council—the assem Plans Made for Budapest Fete to “ Father Time.” The recent Church of the Diaspora (disper bly of all the Bishops—is the severe temblors in the Philippines sion)-will-Jiold_a.geneial council, Church’s highest apthorjty^ajygp. stopped the master clocks dead in Sremsky-Karlovac, Jugoslavia, actually rested with the 40,000 U, S. Pilgrims in their tracks. Six months may Says Father Coughlin Not Speaking as Church Authority in December to seek an end to Patriarchs. be' passed before the priest gets the internal strife and schism The Patriarch of Constantinople them settled down to the accuracy that are threatening its continued was first in rank, but for political he wants. Meanwhile he is guar ARCHBISHOP MOONEY IN existence find driving many mem reasons the Patriarchate in Mos Expected at Congress anteeing his signals to be accurate bers into the Catholic fold. Ameri cow, founded in the 16th century, within only three-tenths of a can Orthodox Metropolitan Theo- eventually assumed the lead, since second. philus has been assigned the task of it was backed by the power of the ■ Budapest.— Forty thousand every country, world atonement STATEMENT ON C. I. O. ISSUE seeking a reconciliation of the Russian State. This superiority United States pilgrims are ex service in afternoon, and the clos First Mass as Bishop Metropolitan Eulogius of Paris, of Moscow was maintained even who has broken away from the pected to be among the 500,000 ing address of the Legate. when, in the 17th century, the For Departed Priest Detroit.— The declaration that inference that Father Coughlin’s would also have kept Father Cough central authority located in Patriarchal throne of Moscow was who will come to Budapest for the On the day after the close of Leavenworth, Kans.— The first no authority of the Catholic statement carried in the same lin from using the unfortunate Karlovac. :>4th International Eucharistic no longer filled and the duties of the congress, Hungary will cele Pontifical Mass celebrated in the Church has ever a.sserted that the article had been submitted for re the Patriarch were tak-en over by (Congress from May 25 to 29, 1938. words ‘personal stupidity’ to de ■When the Great war came to brate its greatest national fete, Leavenworth diocese by Bishop C.I.O. is incompatible with Cath view to me or to some one ap scribe a recent official action of an end, there were in the Orthodox the “ Holy Synod,” in which a Hungary, which was the Christian olicity was made by the Most Rev. the anniversary of the death of Paul C. Schulte was at the funeral pointed by me,” Archbishop the President of the United States. Church five Patriarchates in civil sei-vant was the actual world’s buffer state against pagan Edward Mooney, Archbishop of Mooney said. “ To prevent misun St. Stephen, King of Hungary, the of Father Edward R. Embleau, Priests, of course, have the right vested with executive power in leader. hordes of the East in olden times, Detroit, in a statement issued here. derstanding, I feel called upon to ninth centenary of whose death Lenexa, Kans., who had served to disagree with the President and their respective districts, Con is making preparations to have state publicly that this was not the When, in 1917, the r^ e of the will be kept next year. the diocese 26 years. Archbishop Mooney’s statement they may feel the duty of publicly stantinople, Alexandria, Antiochia, Czars broke down and the Ortto- the congress the most impressive follotVed publication in two secular case. ecclesiastical event in the nation’s expressing such disagreement, Jerusalem, and Moscow, A sixth dox Church found herself Tree newspapers of an interview with “ I should perhaps add an ex especially in matters of high moral Patriarchate at Karlovac was not long history. from any oppres^on by the State, St. Paul Priest Has Rare Document the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, in pression of my own deep reg;ret import. But a deeply inculcated recognized by leaders in Moscow. an ecclesiastical council meeting at The congress program will be which the priest commented ad that in editing this statement (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 6) Although Orthodox canon law says Moscow reinstated the Patri as follows; May 23, solemn recep versely on the C.I.O. The Arch Father Coughlin did not have the archate and called the Metropoli tion of the Cardinal Legate; May PENNY BOOK CONTAINS bishop’s statement was for the prudent counsel of a friendly critic tan Tychon to occupy the Patri 25, fom al opening of the congress, purpose of clarifying the situation. which it is the aim of Church legis EtiroUs at Texas Catholic School archal see. This brave advocate l eading of the Papal bull, and ad His Excellency desired to make it lation to provide. I am confident of the freedom of the Church fe'.l dress and greeting of the C p - clear that Father Coughlin’s state that he would thus have been kept before the rule of Bolshevism. ment had not been submitted to dinal’ Legate; May 26, Ascension EARLY THOMPSON VERSES from using, even unwittingly, an CONGRESSMAN TO STUDY Ever since there has been no day, march of tens of thousands him. analogy which might leave with the Patriarch in Moscow. “ The allusion to ecclesiastical of children to Communion in ordinary reader the impression When there was violent fighting censorship of Father Coughlin’s morning, first general meeting in St. Paul. — (Special) — Back Father Thornton, a priest of that there is a basic opposition in in Southern Russia between the utterances in an article that ap afternoon, and carrying of the from England with the Rev. the Archdiocese of St. Paul, will principle between the Catholic CHURCH STAND ON LADOR armies of Moscow and the White Blessed Sacrament down the famed Francis 'Thornton, who took his soon take up his duties as a lec peared in the Detroit Times and Church and the C.I.O., just as Guards of the Denikin anny and Danube on a decorated float, sur doctor’s degree in literature at turer on poetry at Duquesne uni the Detroit News of Tuesday, Oct. there is, for instance, between the troops of the Ukrainian rounded by Cardinals, Bishops, and Orford university, came a black versity in Pittsburgh. 5, may lead some to the mistaken Catholicity and Mohammedanism. San Antonio, Tex.— (Special)— and then also to get the B.A. and government, all connections and prelates, at night; May 28, Mass penny notebook, in which the great Catholicity and Mohammedanism Fighting Maury Maverick, tired M.A. degrees I was unable to get communications between Moscow when I attended college before.” in the churches, meditations on Francis Thompson wrote some of Child Labor Amendment Loses are incompatible on the basis of of talking all the time and willing and Southern Russia were inter- foreign missions, meetings of the his early verses. The book, an the clearly stated fundamental to get some helpful information, He was a student at Texas univer (T um to Page 2 — Colum n 7) nations, and Confession for the important literary document, was principles of both. Catholicity and has enrolled at St. Mary’s univer sity and Virginia Military insti men of all nations, and May 29, given to Father. Thornton by 85- Court Holds State's Communism are incompatible on sity for the study of labor prob tute for four years but did not get Honored by Pope Sunday, reception of Communion year-old Wilfred Meynell, who, that same basis. But no Catholic lems, economics, and philosophy. a degree because of the variety of by tens of thousands of men from with his famous wife, Alice, be Church authority has ever asserted ■\Vhen Claude I. Stanush, managing courses he took. friended Mr. Thompson and made that the C.I.O. is incompatible with editor of the St. Mary’s Rattler, Known as a radical in congress, Held for Ransom hi.s work known to the world. Ratification Void Catholicity on the basis of its pub interviewed the liberal congress Mr. Maverick has been a constant The tiny black book contains licly stated principles— though it man on his labor views, Maury fighter for the progressive legis not only some of Francis Thomp Frankfort, Ky.— The reasonable proposed amendment ; and, is undoubtedly true that there are gave quotations from the encyc lation sponsored by the Roosevelt son’s poems but many of his com time for the ratification of the whether its vote be affirmative or Communists in the C.I.O., who are licals of Popes Leo XIII and Pius administration. He is a constant ments on the lines he wrote in child labor amendment to the negative, having acted, it has ex making every endeavor to gain XI so fast that the student journal and a vigorous friend of the labor movement, which he thinks will his beautiful script. Father Thorn United States constitution is con hausted its power to consider the control of the organization for ist simply stood and gaped in awe. ton will soon publish his critical cluded, the court of appeals de question without a resubmission by Communistic purposes, and it is His real reasons for enrolling at save the United States from any threat of Communism. estimate of the significance of clared in a decision that called the congress.” the conscientious duty of Catholics St. Mary’s, he says, “ are to get the Asked about the Red threat, he these poems in Francis Thompson’s Kentucky’s ratification in January in the C.I.O. relentlessly to oppose basic background in economics and Since seven years was the maxi replied: “ I don’t think there is a development. of this year “ ineffective and void.” these efforts. labor problems that all represent mum time for ratification allowed threat. . . . If we give the work Before he went to Oxford four After rejecting the amendment in “ The same prudent counsel atives in ■ congress ought to have by congress in the 20th and 21st ing classes a sqpare deal. Com years ago. Father Thornton al 1926 and 1934, the state general amendments, the court ruled: "It munism won’t stand much chance ready had published two success assembly ratified it this year. does not seem improper to con ful volumes of verse. On Whiys Papal Encyclicals to Be Stressed over here.” “ We think the conclusion is in clude that this is the period con of Song and Bitter Wine. His Labor troubles, he thinks, will escapable,” says the opinion writ sidered by that body to represent third, Mystery, will be brought last about four or five years. “ By ten by Judge James W. Stites of a reasonable time for the state that time the working people of out soon. He also is planning to Louisville, “ that a state can act to act. . . . It seems clear that America will be thoroughly publish five essays on the work but once, either by convention or Davenport to Hold the reasonable time . . . expired org;anized.” of Gerard Manley Hopkins. through its legislature, upon a some time in the period of ap “ I don’t believe the United parent abandonment between the States will be involved in the Plans Made for Washington Building end of 1927 and the revival in Industry C onclave trouble either in the Far East or 1933. Certainly, by any yard in Europe,” he said, “ and, if the stick, more than a reasonable time Davenport, la.—Clergy and laity and the Diocesan Holy Name so- question comes up. I’ll vote against had elapsed by January, 1937.” it even if it means the loss of Work to Be Started will sit at the feet of Popes Leo ciety. The Most Rev. J. H. XIII and Pius XI to learn the Schlarman, Bishop of Peoria, will every penny of our foreign investments.” solutions of the day’s problems as give the sermon at the opening On New Delegation Realize Value of the Diocese of Davenport observes Mass. A diocesan clergy confer Catholic Action week, beginning ence and the industrial meeting Holy Father’s Mind MUi Miriam Marks, field secre Washington.— Work on the new floor, right wing. Flanking the cen Catholic Education Sunday, Oct. 17. The Most Rev. will complete the three-day Cath tary of the Confraternity of Chris tian Doctrine, who was given the headquarters of the Holy Father’s tral lobby will he a chapel and Henry P. Rohlman, Bishop of olic Action program. three parlors. The Delegate will Davenport, named the Rt. Rev. At the dinner opening the in Clear, Bishop Says Papal decoration of the crosa “ Pro direct representative in America, live on the second floor, his staff Atchison, Kans.—“ Catholic stu Msgr. Martin Cone, president of dustrial sessions. Bishop Rohlman, Ecclesia et Pontifice” following the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni on the third. Kitchen, living quar dents are beginning to* realize it St. Ambrose’s college, chairman the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John A. Ryan, New York. — Twenty-five niin- Solemn Mass in the St. Louis Ca Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to ters for the domestic staff, and is in Catholic schools alone that of the committee planning for the and 'Voyta Wrabetz, president of utes of conversf tion with the Holy thedral last Sunday. The award The Rer. Gerard A. Donovan, the Unitecl States, will begin about storage rooms will occupy the left they can find the answer to the sessions of the Catholic Confer the Milwaukee Archdiocesan Holy Father convinced the Most. Rev. was made at the National Cate M.M., of Piltiburgh, who ha« been Nov. 1. The three-story structure wing. modern problems that defy secu ence on Industrial Problems, which Name union and chairman of the Stephen J. Donahue, Auxiliary chetical congress just held in St. kidnaped and hold for ransom by of modified Roman-Renaissance The main floor of the building lar institutions.” That was the will feature the week. Wisconsin State Industrial com Bishop of New York, that Pope Louis. Miss Marks, a native of bandits who entered the Mary- style will be situated near the will be on the second story. Here theory advanced by the Rev. Following a Solemn Pontifical mission, will sneak. Miss Linna Pius XI has completely recovered Tacoma, Wash., and a graduate of knoll seminary chapel at Fnshun, Naval observatory. will be a large leceptiSn hall, a Florian Demmer, O.S.B., dean of Mass offered on Sunday by the E. Bresette, field secretary of the from his recent illness and that the the National Catholic School of So Manchukuo. Father Donovan, Wings will extend to the rear dining room, a breakfast room, residence at St. Benedict’s col Most Rev. .Archbishop Francis J. Catholic Conference on Industrial Pontiff’s mind is clear and accu cial Service, has assisted in or who has been in Manchuria since of the central portion at each side. and a library-lounge. Quarters lege here, to account for the in L. Beckman of Dubuque, attention Problems, has been in Davenport rate. Bishop Donahue returned to ganizing 28 branches of the confra 1931, is the youngest of three Offices of the Apostolic Delegate for visitors will be provided on the creased enrollment at Catholic will be centered first on the Dioc for some time arran^ng for the New York from Rome on the Conte ternity in the United States and MaryknoH priest-brothers. and his staff will be in the first third floor center. colleges. esan Council of Catholic Women' meeting. di Savoia. Canada. PAGE TWO •THE REGISTER Sunday, October 17, 1987 PAPAL DELEGATE URGES Eminent Scientist Honored tJe*wit" Rural Problems to the Pontifical Academy of Science*. Pictured below i* Dr. Robert Statement Is Made INTERNAL STRIFE WORRY Millikan, Nobel prise winner, being inTe*ted with the insignia o f an CRUSADE ON ATHEISM Of Church to Be academician at Lo* Angela* by Arcbbi*hop John J. Cantwell. By ArcUiisliop on TO ORTHODOX LEADERS (Continued From Page One) oept of life and the Decalog itself. • (Continued From Page One) European cities of Orthodox com iKhotfl children not attending . . . Take away the Decalog, and nipted. Patriarch Tychon author munities siding with Eulogius Catholic schools, vacation schools, see on what basis it shall be pos iz e the Bishops of Southern Rus while others remained faithful to and instruction classes in the sible ‘to establish justice, insure Discussed at Meet Father Coughlin sia to form an,administration of Karlovac. school year. 2. Religious instruc domestic tranquillity;’ on what their own. With the defeated As the supreme ecclesiastical ad tion of Catholic youths of high basis the family shall rest, on what Richmond, Va.— Every problem troops, the Southern Bishops fled ministration in Karlovac and tha school age not attending Catholic basis public decency, respect for of the Church in rural areas will (Continued From Page One) to Jugoslavia. administration in Moscow con schools in suitable Study clubs and the various kinds of authority, be threshed out at the 15th annual respect for authority as well as a tinued to exist, the Russian Ortho by other successful methods. 3. In the meantime, a new Patri order among nations, the peace of convention of the National Cath consciousness of the reverence archate had been founded at Bel dox Church in Europe was divided Religious Study clubs for adult civil society and fellowship.” olic Rural Life conference here with which their own sacred calling grade, and the one in Katlovac into three groups no longer in any groups; inquiry classes for non- The Christ-commanded duty of from Nov. 7 to 10. A new hc^me- organic connection, and frequently Catholics, 4. Religious education is regarded always makes them, had been dissolved. Varnava, teaching religion fdlls heavily on' makers’ institute, a national radio then Patriarch of Belgrade, desig opposed to each other. The Jugo of children by parents in the on reflection, impose upon them the clergy, to whom souls terrified broadcast, addresses by prominent nated for the use of the Episcopal slavian Patriarch succeeded in home.” and hungering after justice turn as members of the Hierarchy, talk's selves a fine sense of restraint in 1935 in reaching a temporary ar the language they use.” refugees the palace of the late The necessity o f intensifying such souls once turned to Christ, by other rural leaders, and a big Patriarch of Karlovac. And it rangement with Eulogius, but soon the teaching program of the saying: “ Lord, teach us to pray.” 4-H club demonstration will be Father Coughlin had been was_ there that the supreme ec again the old conflict arose anew. Church has never been fe lt ' so The catechist— p riest, religious, features of the meeting* which quoted as saying in the newspaper clesiastical administration of the To put an end to the present urgently and impellingly as in our or lay person— must be character will be preceded by a conference articles that if the candidates of Russian Diaspora Church, which disorganization will be the task day, the Apostolic Delegate de ized by his likeness to Christ. “ He of diocesan rural life directors. the United Automobile Workers, a was scattered among almost all of a council of Bishops late this clared. “ Modern atheism is de speaks and teaches in the place of The Most Rev. Edwin V. O’Hara, C.I.O. affiliate, were elected in the European countries, was or month and of the general council termined to destroy the Christ con- Jesus Christ; let him, therefore, Bishop of Great Falls and founder Detroit it would fulfill “ the proph ganized. At the head of the ad in December.' These Bishops are be ‘the imitator of the Divine of the conference, will give the ecy made by President Roosevelt ministration was the last Metro not in union with the Pope. ! Teacher.’ ” The good catechist is sermon at the opening Pontifical that, ‘if Communism breaks, it will politan of Kieve, Antonius, a man marked by a great love of God and Mass, Monday evening, Nov. 8, break in the Detroit area first.’ ” of high attainments who every * * PRIEST’S STRANGE men, a spirit of constant prayer, at a public mass meeting in the Father Coughlin said he had year called a council of the MIXTURE HELPS HAIR! exact preparation for his work, Municipal auditorium, the Most never opposed the C.I.O. “ insofar Bishops. gentleness of language and Rev. Peter L. Ireton, Coadjutor as it aimed at organizing labor,” It proved to be no easy task to method. Bishop of Richmond and conven but had “ always .opposed it”^ be carry out the ecclesiastical admin “ Great things are expected of tion host, and Gov. George C. cause “ it had political ambitions to istration of Karlovac. The diffi which grew I^ect hair pastor. ing a class of journalism at Naz the Klan. Backache, Dissinese, frequent Headaches, Rt. Rev. Columban Thuis, O.S.B., ments for 26 broadcasts. Puffy Eyelids, Burning Passages, Loss of earthly country. Yours is a holy The program on Wednesday, areth college. Appetite and Energy, so that you feel old Abbot o f St. Joseph’s, St. Bene Catholic Hour Refute* Letter crusade ‘for God and country.’ Nov. 10, will be devoted mainly to ‘Brother Petroc’* Return' Club New York. — Louis Kennedy, JAPANESE OIL (fn or . 0 before your time. Ordinary medicines can't dict, La., .and president of the May the Lord be pleased to assist problems of rural missionary and RADIO CANCELLATION help much because they don’t combat such American Swiss congregation, and Choice president of the National Council INDEPENDENT DECISION, germs. The doctor’s formula Cystez starts you with His light, to direct you social work. Archbishop John G. of Catholic Men, called attention lighting Kidney germs in 3 hours, checks the E t ’ Rev. Abbot Lorenzo New York. — Brother Petro
'STRANGE BUT TRUE’ By M. J. Murray ASK AND LEARN THE BOOK St. H ilarioe L ed Addrast P. O. Box 1497, OoaTor, Colo. H2INIPAD BLESSED TOINITY REGISTER Ty/iot ia meant by the spiritual of isolated passages or pictures un- R igorous L ife value of a mission? ~ Buited for the reading of children AAA. ^ A A A a .a -AA .4 Spiritual values are estimated or other susceptible persons, or ex- THE THREE GREATEST In the graces one receives from citeble to prurient or impure PRAYERS, COMMENTARIES ON Confessor of Church Founded Monasteries God at the time of a mission or minds. At the same time, all THE OUR FATHER, THE HAIL otherwise, the peace of conscience magazines that cater to the brute MARY, AND THE APOSTLES’ In Palestine; Heroic Virtue Won one secures, the devout resolutions instincts in man must be rated by ■ I I ! !.U niiL±lg CREED. By St. Thomas Aquinas, one is moved to form, and the gen public opinion as obscene and sin 'i ranslated by Laurence Shapeote, Wide Following eral health of the soul that is ful. We have seen picture maga O.P. 89 pp. Burns, Oates, & refreshed and invigorated. zines that were not obscene. They Washbourne. 2s. 6d. (The Liturgy— Week of Oct. 17 idle to look for cleanlinesa in a are, however, nearly all trashy. •L M iftan it tOM cU dicasbed In Lent o f 1273 St. Thomas to Oct. 23) hair shirt.” Is there any place in the United preached to the students and (B y R ev, Clarence G. Hilarion fasted rigorously. For six years his daily diet was 15 Stutes where Catholics may eat or When is gambling permitted by people of Naples a series of con ISSBNMANN, S.T.D.) drink until 12:15 a. m. and still o6C^Mse ha first ^ ferences on the Our Father, the Sunday, Oct. 17— Twenty-sacond figs, which he never took until the Church? Sunday after Pentecost (semi- not break their fast and be allowed Ibe island ofipeared to Hail Mary, and the Apostles’ sunset. In times of specia’ temp In itself, gambling is not for double). Commemoration of St. Mar to. go to Holy Communion? How be 4hx^ efisHncir, . Creed. They were reported in garet Mary Alacoque, Vlreln. tation he diminished even this bidden, because it is not a viola did they acquire such a privilege? mMtdtdrxxMS islands Latin, probably by Reginald of Monday, Oct. IS — St. Luke. diet and fasted three and four tion of good morals and can be a uihicli. AS ke neared nuerh. . Piperno. Their very existence is Evangelist (double of the second days without eating. From the Yes, in reckoning the hours of proper form of recreation, if the class). time he was 21, however, he found the day, the common custom of the Coalesced at tneir hose and meraed tnlb one-~ but little known, and Father Laur Tuesday,- Oct. IS—St. Peter of one engaged in the game of chance Alcantara, Confessor (double). that figs alone were insufficient place is to be followed, but, in re -*7d HIM A SnUKtHQ lUMSTBAenOH OA IMi CHUBCH^ IBAfiHWli ON W E TRlNITYj ence Shapeote, O.P., has indeed owns what he is .using in the game done a great service by translat Wednesday, Oct. 2Q—^'St. John to support life properly and per ceiving Holy Communion and in and is able to stand the loss. By Cantius, Confessor (double). mitted himself to eat also veg the observance of fast and ab ing these sermons into excellent Thursday, Oct. 21— St« Hilarion, reason of circumstances, it can be Abbot (simple). Commemoration of etables, bread, and oil. stinence, one may deviate from the English. St. Thomas uses the immoderate and an occasion of in method which St. Ignatius later St. Ursula and her Companions, Vir Though the greater part of the common custom of the place and numerable evils, abuses, and suf gins and Martyrs. called, in his Spiritual Exercises, Friday, Oct. 22— Ferial (simple). day was given over to religious follow the local true time, or the ferings. For gambling to be per { f exercises, Hilarion supported him mean time, or the legal time, or the “second method of prayer.” Saturday, Oct. 23— Office and missible the following conditions The great Doctor o f the Church Mass of the Blessed Virgin Mary for self by weaving baskets and, after any of the several other ways of Saturday (simple). are required: (1) that the gambler takes up each phrase of these the example of the Egyptian computing time (canon 33). Every have the free administration of his prayers, explains, in a devotional monks, by tilling the earth. For place on the globe has its merid money; (2) that the gambler avoid mood, all the meanings which he St. Hilarion in the East ranks the first four years in the desert ian, and, when the sun arrives fraud'and fighting; (3) that the deemed the phrase might have, the first in the list of saints known he lived in the shelter of a little at this line, it is noon or mid danger of losing not exceed the and in the process draws apt doc as “ Confessors” of the Church. arbor, which he fashioned out of day. In order to eliminate the possibility of winning; (4) that the trinal and moral reflections. The After the age of the martyrs the reeds and rushes woven together. confusion caused by having a fixed game be honest and not prohibited orderly mind of the great scho Church began to raise to the altar Later he built a cell, which was meridian in different countries, in by law; (5) that the gambler re lastic is readily apparent in the se those servants of God who had still to be seen in St. Jerome’s 1884 it was agreed to recommend frain from gambling huge amounts, lection and arrangement of his distinguished themselves by their day. It was about four feet wide the meridian of Greenwich both or small amounts when there is who will probably be made a Doctor heroic virtues, though they had by five feet high and a little of the Church next year, not only matter, and his -piety appears in as an astronomical and the geo danger that his family or creditors the clear, warm reflections and not shed their blood for Christ. longer than his body was, so that graphical reference meridian of will suffer loss (Sabetti-Barrett, maitered the principal European As St. Anthony in Egypt, Hila it might pass rather for a tomb languages put also many Semitic numerous citations of Holy Scrip the world, longitude to be reckoned page 472). ture. The commentary on the rion is the founder of the an- than a bouse. tongues and it was said KNEW choritic life in Palestine, for till east and west from this up to 180 Hail Mary is a beautiful* little Solitude disappeared as others degrees. In 1883, th^ zone sys THE ENTIRE ORIGINAL TEXT his time neither Syria nor Pal sought out Hilarion to lead a Is the Vigil of the Assumption a OF THE BIBLE. treatise— only six pages— to the tem of reckoning time was adopted effect that Mary was superior to estine had been acquainted with monastic life under his direction. by the United States to facilitate black fast day, and are working Christian monasticism. From the Bishops, priests, monks, and laity Catholies allowed to eat meat once -one. the angels in fullness o f glory and model set by Hilarion a number matters locally. Thus, we have grace. crowaed him for counsel and ad Eastern time, taking time from the on that day? of monasteries were developed all vice. “ I have returned to the meridian of 75 degrees West (five The Vigil of the Assumption of The hook will prove most fruit over Palestine. world,” Hilarion said, “ and re hours slow on Greenwich tim e); the Blessed Virgin Mary is a day ful if read slowly, meditatively, a The primary source of informa ceived my reward in this life. All Central, with standard meridian of fast and abstinence. Those are little at a time. We hope it will tion concerning Hilarion is the Palestine holds me in regard, and I not bound to observe a day of have the wide sale it deserves.— biography written by St. Jerome. even possess a farm and household 90 degrees West( six hours slow ); George E Ganss, S.J. Mountain, 105 degrees West abstinence who have been ex In the introduction to this life goods under pretext of the breth (seven hours slow ); and Pacific, empted by indult (canon 1253), LUTHER AND HIS WORK. By St. Jerome acknowledges his de ren’s needs.” Joseph Clayton. 292 pp. Bruce. pendence for many items upon St. To regain his beloved solitude, 120 degrees West (eight hours who have been excused by the Or TW f CHUHCH A T OAOOKLMO, K£Hr, UtiTH IT5 dinary, pastor, or superior (canon $2.50. Epiphanius, who had known Hila Hilarion decided to leave Pales slow). Hepce, it is obvious that STEepie Bu il t o n t h e QAo u n o h n o t UNidUE ~ the true local time of any place is 1245), or who are excused on ac Mr. Clayton’s “ Luther” is a bal rion personally in the latter years tine. To the 10,000 persons gath count of real impossibility (e.g., -meRE ARE n>Riy-Two s u c h . ’ anced and impartial study of the of the hermit’s life. ered to stop him he showed his slower or faster than the standard Hilarion, a native of Palestine, the sick, the poor, those obliged MSTAHCSS IN W E BRITISH ISLES f man and his work. While it is determination by going on a seven- time as the place is East or West was born about 291 at Tabatha,, of the standard meridian; thus, to perform very hard work, those or SAndu fbuncUtton.$ or.WtAK.*^^®^ based upon wide knowledge, it is day hunger strike, which lasted a village some five miles south that long only because the crowd the true local time at Boston is who are morally forced to eat mAiOTvr^3Tvr^ IS tlve usual caflanstibtv o T tKis sfranAC in no way pedantic; written by a of Gaza. His parents, both pa relented in its decision after a 16 minutes faster than Eastern meat but not as a sign of con practice. ^ o o Catholic, it gives every recogni tempt for the law). Persons dis tion to Luther’s accomplishments. gans, sent their son to study in week had passed. With 40 monks standard time, while at Buffalo Alexandria, where Hilarion was pensed from abstinence may not The biography is marked by an air able to walk the entire day with it is 16 minutes slower, the 75th converted about the age of 15. At out eating until sunset Hilarion eat meat oftener than once a day of judicial detachment, which in time meridian being half way be tracted by the stories told of St. traveled south into Egypt. on fast days unless they have a creases the reader’s trust In the tween Boston and Buffalo. Local Anthony, the holy hermit of the After a short visit to the dwell time and standard time agree at special grant. The faithful should writer and his conclusions. Luther is described against his Egyptian desert, Hilarion went in ing place of St. Anthony, who had Denver, as Denver is on the 105th consult their pastors when they Qlory of Heaven Is Beyond Power to the desert to see him. died in the meantime, Hilarion meridian, that of the Mountain are in doubt (Callan & McHugh, background. Mr. Clayton paints an intelligible portrait of the monk Hilarion stayed with St. An continued his life in abstinence section". According to canon 33, volume 2, page 576; Sabetti-Bar thony for two months, observing and silence in the Egyptian desert. a Catholic may take advantage of rett, page 326). Working people whose feelings were at once so in trusive and so dominating. Luther his manner of life. He found dis From then on until the end of his the difference between the stand and their families in the United Of Any Human Words to Describe traction, however, in the crowds was pre-eminently a man of life, however, his popularity was , ard and the local true times States may eat meat on the Vigil that came to see St. Anthony, to allow him no rest. Stop where of Assumption. They may also eat moods, a character that would be in beginning his fast before ments of exaltation, we have only measure of greatness is not man and, seeking to serve God in per he might, his manner of living, it at all meals. St. Paul’s description of heaven described today as neurotic. These Communion. a faint foreshadowing of the bliss kind’s, The poor scrub-woman fect solitude, he desired to retire wisdom, and miracles soon nrade shows that it cannot be described moods it was that drove him info into his own native Palestine. that waits the blessed. Nothing when she reaches heaven may out conflict with the Church’s doctrine his whereabouts known. Why is it that the Catholic in the terms of this earth. “ Eye After two months’ training in His fame became also a source Is it true that one must start in mundane experience is really rank the greatest empress; the and ultimately into an intran Church gives Holy Communion hath not seen, nor ear heard, penance and mortification, ' St. of danger to his life. With Julian the first Fridays at the beginning like it- poorest lay brother may surpass sigent and unleashed egoism, the only under the form of bread? neither hath it entered into the Anthony sent Hilarion away with the Apostate as Emperor of the of the year, in January? The essential happiness of the gp’eatest Cardinal. Mary and source of his power and influence. Was there not a time when all the heart of man, what things God heaven will be .in the intuitive Joseph themselves were nobodies a hair shirt, a garment of skins, Roman empire, the pagans at faithful received under the forms No, the devotion of receiving The times, to be sore, were propi and this advice: “ Persevere to the Gaza in Palestine destroyed the hath prepared for them that love knowledge and love of God. _On on earth. tious. There was widespread dis of both bread and wine? Holy Communion on nine consecu Him,” he says (I Corinthians ii, earth, we have only an analogical St. Thomas Aquinas says that end, my son, and thy labor shall monastery there and obtained an tive first Fridays may be started content with ecclesiastical abuses; be rewarded by the delights of order for Hilarion’s arrest in re Down to the Middle Ages, the 9). Everything we know on this knowledge of Him, that is, such a men will be found in all the angel the numerous and rebellious Ger>. faithful throughout the whole on the first Friday of any month. earth, we have had personal ex knowledge as we get through the ic choirs. Although by nature we heaven.” venge for the many conversions man princelings wished to retain About 307 Hilarion returned to Church usually received the Eu perience of, or have had it de contemplation of His creatures. rank below the least angel, in he had made. An armed expedi for themselves Church revenue; Palestine to find that both his fa tion sent into Egypt in search of charist under both kinds. But, in scribed to us by the use of terms The massiveness and power of the heaven we can rank with the Where may I obtain a copy of the people were antagonistic to ther and mother had died ih his him forced Hilarion to seek refuge the 11th and following centufies, with which we were familiar. Be sea, wind, mountains, lightning, greatest because of the wealth Pope Pius XPs encyclical On both Church and State. The social absence. Giving away all his in at an oasis in the Libyai desert. the custom sprang up in the Latin cause heaven is so far beyond and other expressions of nature that God’s grace can give us. C h r is t ia n M a r k u o e and'copies of and political scene against which heritance, he traveled Into the ^ s - Church of giving Communion to anything we know here, it can argpie for an omnipotent Maker. Mary, the Blessed Virgin, ranks Finding himself too well known other encyclicals? not be described in earthly terms. Luther moved was most complex. ert towards Egypt, to a spot No to remain hidden in Egypt, Hila all communicants, except the cele The vastness of the universe, with higher than all the angels. In Mr. Clayton simplifies it as far as They may be bought from the While we are pressed down by perhaps more than a hundred mil fact she has more glory than all torious for murders and robberies, rion resolved to • seek solitude in brant, under the form of bread it can be simplified for the better bordered by the seashore on one some distant land. On the death of alone, partly to counteract the N.C.W.C., 1312 Massachusetts ave the cares of earth, it is beyond lion solar systems and with our angels and men combined, with nue N.W., Washington, or from our power to grasp the joy that understanding of Luther and his side and a swamp on the other. the Emperor, he left Egypt with heretical error that Christ is not own planetary system and sun a the exception of her own Son. work. the America press, 461 Eighth can come to us through purely mere speck in the enormous Milky Regardless of neat or cold, Hila one companion for the island of received whole and entire under .spiritual pleasure. Even in mo- In heaven, everybody will be One of Mr. Clayton’s expres rion wore as clothing only a piece Sicily. By gathering sticks which either kind, partly to prevent the avenue. New York. way, argues for His immensity. completely happy. Everybody will sions can be objected to. He says The supreme order of the universe of sackcloth, the garment St. An they sold for firewood, the two spilling of the Precious Blood. The be able to know all he wishes to that indulgences were “sold.” At thony had given him, and a shep argues for His wisdom. But we were able to buy bread. Council of Constance, to meet the find out. Glory, honor, and abso no time were indulgences sold, herd,*s short cloak. He cut his know Him here only through His Twice more Hilarion sought errors of Hus and Jerome of lute peace will be his constant however questionable and hard to hair once a year, at Easter. He solitude in foreign parts. From ^ragpie, made this custom of uni Impedlmeiits May creatures and through His reve portion. His happine.ss will be so describe was the dispensing of lation, and we come into the changed clothing only when a gar Sicilyhe went to Dalmatia, where versal obligation in the West, and complete that he will be fully them. The “ selling of indulgences” ment was worn out and never world with our minds utterly even his lan^age was unknown. the decree was renewed by sub satisfied and will wish for no is an expression carefully avoided washed the sackcloth once he had There, too, his miracles soon made sequent councils. Communion Prevent Marriage blank. In heaven, however, we more. Every tear will be wiped today by historians Catholic and put it on. In his opinion, “ it is will know Him through Himself. him known. Last of all he fled under one or both kinds is a mat from his eyes. Dissension, dis non-Catholic. Another point; to the island of Cyprus. In his ter of discipline, which the Church We will see Him “ face to face.” satisfaction, fear will be gone for Fulda continued until 1803 and (One o f m New Series on the lateral line; 11. Public decency He will be to us, not someone Reformation i t Mr. Clayton tayt. last years here Hilarion became may alter as she sees fit. This (which arises from invalid mar ever. Heaven, once gained, will was not closed so soon after the Such point* a* these, however, acquainted with St. Epiphanius, “Catholic Catechism” , of Car known through the story of His remain forever. Catholic truth is indicated in riage, whether consummated or are easily provided for. Mr. Clay Archbishop of S'alamis. Here he dinal Gasparri) works, but in Himself. After the Resurrection, on the Scripture apd fully certified by not, and from public or notorious other nhysical inconveniences of ton’s book is a very readable work died in his 80th year, having be All men have, by nature, the Since nature, in her varied day of Judgment, the body will tradition. It is indicated in Scrip concubinage, and annuls marriage life. We will have phenomenal and deserves the wide public for queathed to a disciple, Hesychius, right to marry, although they are moods, is able to give us so much be joined to the soul in heaven ture, for Our Lord says: “ If any not absolutely free to exercise that in the.first and second degree of happiness in contemplating her, brightness and beauty. There will which it is intended.— Charles W. all his earthly riches— a book of one eat of this bread, he shall and will be enthroned with it in be glorious music, indescribable Mulligan, S.J. the Gospels and his clothing. right. They retain the right, how the direct line between the hus and since the reason why she is eternal glory and happiness. The live forever;” “ The bread which I band and the blood relations of splendor, and everything else glo ever, until it • is lawfully taken so beautiful is because she is body will be supremely beautiful, the wife and vice versa); 12. Spir rious for which our poor flesh shall give is My flesh for the life away from them, and they are merely a shadow or reflection of and will no lon g « be hedged in itual relationship, which one con yearns in this present life. ’There of the world ;” “ He who eateth this presumed to be free to exercise it Him, we can realize how it is that by the difficulties'of earth, for it tracts by administering Baptism will be fullness of delight. bread will live forever” (Jn. vi). unless the contrary is proven. to know Him as He is in Himself will be spiritualized and will be MOVING PICTURES CLASSIFIED or by being the sponsor of the one But there will not be jealousy, The present use of the Oriental Since marriage is established pri will give us complete, absolute able to move at will where it Churches makes it as clear as marily for the good of the human baptized; 13. I^gal relationship satisfaction. wild ambition, undermining of Following is s list of motion picturos revitwed snd elassiflsd by th* Nstlonal wishes to go. eoancU of the Legion of Decency through its New York besdquarters: day that they do not consider it a race ^nd only secondarily for the due to adoption— that is, in those To know God intuitively, it is friendships, pettiness, quarreling, Heaven will give us eternal joy, and the other things that mar our CUs* A—Section t— Unobjsctiohabis for Gsnsral Patronsg* matter of necessity to give'Com good of the individual, it must be places where the civil law consti necessary for us to be made God eternal life, eternal rest. It will All Over Town Great Hospital Mya« One Mile From Heaven munion under both kinds, though under the control of social author tutes this as a diriment impedi like. We must be deified. And the present life. Angel’s Holiday tery. The Outlaws of the Orient give, us the company of the A glorious picture, indeed, even it is the usual practice of most Ori ity. It is a contract and, like any ment to marriage. , Scriptures promise that this will blessed and comradeship with the Annapolis Saint* Gun Lror^s of Stimip Outer Gate* The ental rites (not all) to do so. other contract, is subject to cer Among the invalidating (diri be the destiny of the saints. “ We if we cannot go into details! But Atlsntio Flight Basin Over the Goal great and good of all the ages. as Christ won the right to heaven Behind the Headlines Heart of the Roekiea Paradise Isle Any Latin Catholic would be tain regulations, which may ren ment) impediments, some are “ ma shall be like Him,” says St. John Hideout in the Alps Perfect Specimen. The We will recognize our own rela for us by the bitterness of His Big Shot. The permitted to receive Communion der it unlawful or invalid. Only jor,” others “ minor.” The minor (I John iii, 2), “ because we shall Black Aces High. Wids, sod Hsedsoms Prisoner of Zsnds tives and special friends and will Passion, we must not forget that Hot Water Range Defenders under both forms in an Oriental the supreme ecclesiastical author impediments are: Consanguinity, see Him as He is.” Boothill Brigade form new friendships in which the we, too, must suffer and die be Boots of Destiny I Cover the War Raw Timber rite church that is in obedience to ity has the right to make laws, affinity, crime, spiritual relation There will be different gp^ades treason, selfishness, and narrow fore we may enter the eternal por Born Rfcklees It Happened In Hollywood Riders of the Rockies the Holy See. There are many whether in general or in particular ship, and public decency (in the in heaven. As the Bible says, star Borneo It’s Love I'm After Rnstlcr's Valley ness of earthly alliances will be tals. Heaven is our home, but the Buch churches in the United States. cases, establishing certain impedi sense in which they have been just differs from star in glory. Those lacking. We will have perfect Boss of Lonely Valley Jubilee Ssturdasr’s Heroes ments to Matrimony on the part described). All the other diriment who have done great things way there is hard indeed. Breakfact for Two Kidnaped in Shanghai Shadow Strikes, Oni* knowledge. We will not know Life is fleeting: eternity is un Bride for Henry. A King Solomon's Hines She Asked for It Is it a sin if one makes a prom of baptized persons, and it alone impediments are major. The dis will occupy great places. But the hunger, thirst, cold, heat, or the Bulldog Drummond at Bay Lancer Spy Sheik Steps Out has the right to declare when the tinction of major and minor im most consoling fact in Christian ending. For the sake of what Bulldog Drummond Comes Law Man Is Bom Slim ise to go to Mass every day for little pleasure creatures can give Legion of Misting Men Small Town Boy, Th* a certain time and then attends Divine law is an impediment to, pediments, however, has no bear ity is that to be great in the eyes Back ing on nullification but concerns Awarded Trip us in this life, shall we turn our Californian, The Life Begins in College Something to Sing About only occasionally? or wholly precludes, a marriage. of God it is not necessary to be Can This B* Dixit T Xife Begins With Love Sophie Lang Goes West By an impediment to Matrimony only competency or the relative great in the eyes of man. His backs on God and heaven? To Captains Oouragton* Life of Emile Zola, The Speed to Spare More than likely the promise difficulty of dispensing from choose the pleasures of this life Cat* of the Stuttering Life of tho Party, The Stars Over Arizona is meant anything that makes the London by Night Super Sleuth was only a good resolution and celebration of a marriage either them. The Holy See can dispense the spiritual interests of her chil in preference to heaven is far Bishop. The its non-fulfilment involves no sin. worse than to prefer to make a Charlie Chan on Broadway Love in a Bungalow That’s My Story unlawful (termed an “ impedi- from some but not all of these dren. She disapproves of mixed Dangerous Adventure Love It on the Air Thin Ice If the individual remains doubtful, ent” or “ prohibitive” impedf- impediments, and there must al marriages for the following grave meal out of a garbage can when Devil’s Saddle Legion, The Man in Blue, The Thirteenth Han he should mention it to his con ment) or invalid (termed a “ diri ways be sufficient and propor reasons: 1. Because the Catholic we are invited to a banquet. Doomed at Sun Down Man Who Cried Wolf, The This Way, Please fessor. If we intend to bind our party is exceed to danger of los Empty Holsters Hake a Wish Three Comrades, The ment” impediment). tionately grave reasons for doing Escape by Night Married Before Breakfast Thunder City selves under Bin to keep a promise, The impediments that merely so. ing the faith, or at least of becom First Donation to Fund Ever Since Eve Marry ths Girl Tough to Handle Trailing Trouble we really make a vow that we impede a marriage are: 1. A simple In connection with impediments, ing indifferent; 2. Because the Feud of the Trail Mtlody for Two must keep if we are not dispensed it may be well to mention what (iatholic education of the chil Made by Non-Catholic Firefly The Michael O’Halloran Two of Us, Th* vow either of virginity or of per First U dy Hr. Dodd Takes ths Air Under Strange Flag* from it. petual chastity, or of receiving are designated as “forbidden timM” dren is often deficient and some Fit. for a King Music for Madame Varsity Show Holy Orders, or not to marry, or to for marriage; that is, the period times impossible; 3. Because the Tiffin. 0.— ’The first donation Forlorn Eiver My Dear Mrs. Aldrich Venns Makes Trouble Is it sinful for Catholics to sub beginning with the first Sunday non-Catholic party usually does to the fund for the rebuilding of Frame Up. The Mystery of the Hooded Wee Willie Winkle embrace the religious life; 2. Dif Horsemen Western Gold scribe to the popular picture of Advent and ending with the not acknowledge Matrimony as a St. Joseph’s church was made vol Game That Kills. The ference in the religions of the par untarily by a non-Catholic. The Girl Said No. The Mystery Range Wildcatters magazines? ties concerned" where both are Epiphany of Our Lora, and that sacrament and can, therefore, ac Go Getter, The On Again— Oil Again WUd and Wooly It is not always easy to deter which begins with Ash Wednes cording to his (or her) principles. morning after fire swept the old Gold Backet, The On Such a Night Windjammer baptized; 3. Legal kinship arising Yonth on Parol* mine in particular cases when a day and ends with Low Sunday. Separate and marry again— ^which Structure, E. Tappan Rogers, pres 100 Hen and a Girl. from adoption— ^that is, in those Class A—Saetton 2— Unobjectlonabla for Adults thing is obscene from its very places where the civil law regards Within these periods, the Church the Catholic consort is not free to ident of the "Tiffin Advertiser- Tribune Co., sought out Richard As Good as Harried Fight to the Finish, A She's No Lady nature, but the following general this as a merely prohibitive forbids the solemnizing of mar do; 4. Because, for that very Back in Circulation Footloose Heiress Slave Ship rules can be given: (a) Pictures, riage because it is a time set ^Ptirt reason, such a marriage is hardly Schriber, secretary of the parish Big CitT Forever Yours Souls at Sos impediment. building committee, and gave him Forty Naughty Girls Stags Door statues and other images are ob The impediments that render a for penance and prayer. This symbolic of the indissoluble union Blonde Tronbl* of Christ with His Church (as $50. Bride Wore Red. The Good Earth, The Stella Dallas scene when they represent scenes marriage null are: 1. Lack of age “ Commandment of the Church,” Carnival Queen I Met Him in Paris That Certain Woman of immoral acts or lascivious at requirement; 2. Impotence that is however, does not forbid marriages every Christian marriage should Confession It Conid Happen to You Thirteenth Chair, Th* John Meade’s Woman Toast of Ntw York M titudes or postures; (b) they may antecedent to the maixiage and is altogether in Lent and Advent, be); 5. Because the happiness ■iTwo Toledo Priests Council for Crime 1 but only their solemnization; that of married life depends very Dangerously Yours Lady Escapes, The Topper be obscene by reason of the les perpetual; 3. A bond arising from Included in New Work Dark Joumty Madame X Walter Wanger's Yoguet son taught (as when purity is de an already existing marriage; 4. is to say, the priest is not per largely on unity of faith. Dead End Midnight Madonna of 1938 \ rided) and by reason of the thing Difference of religion between a mitted to read the special Nuptial Wherefore, the Church consents Dr. Knock Partners In Crime War Irfird Toledo, 0.—Two priests of the Don’t Turn 'Em Loos*. San Qnentin Westland Cass i Represented (as when the main Catholic and an unbaptized per Mass appointed in the missal for to mixed marriages only on condi For the third time in three veer* Toledo diocese have been included Ebb Tide Saratoga What Becomes M ths 'i theme is suggestive of iJnmoral- son; 5. Holy Orders; 6. Solemn the bridegroom and bride, nor to tion: 1. That the Catholic be al She Had to Eat Children T . a student o f Aquinas high school in in a new volume, The Catholic Ele Episode ity). No Catholic has to be taught profession in a religious order; 7. give the solemn nuptial blessing. lowed free exercise of the faith; Fight for Your Lady Wprid 1. in Lovpp Tb« La Crossa, Wise., has been one of ment in the United States, uub that he must avoid everything ob Abduction; 8. Crime, such as from The Church has been accused 2. That all the children be brought G lut B—ObJectioMble ia Part « the winner* o f the Metro-Goldwyn- lished by Herder in Berlin. They Tenth Han. Th* scene, that is, words, acts, or ob adultery with a promise of or an of narrow-mindedness and intol up in the Catholic faith; 3. Betwesn Two Women Flight From Glory Tnat the Catholic earnestly en Mayer contest. She is Adeline are the Rev, Henry Gerwert, pas Devil'e Playground Jnggernaut Two Who Dared jects by which impure thoughts are attempt at marriage— even a erance because she positively dis Women Men Marry i deavor by word and (especially) Korish, shown abore, her prize tor of St. Nicholas’ parish. Miller Doctor and Nurse Outcasts of Poker Fiat conveyed, or impure desires or ac merely civil contract; 9. Consan approves of “ mixed marriages” Dreaming Lips Talk of the Devil - Wine, Women, and Horsts by good example to bring about being a trip to William Shakes Ci£y, and the Rev. J. C. Plumps, tions are suggested. Books and guinity in the third degree of the and never permits them except Class C— Condetaasd the conversion of the non-Catho peare’s home, Stratford-on-Avon, Plj. D., of the faculty of Jo PitfsUs *f Trstk magazines are not to be classed cbllateral line; 10. Affinity in under certain conditions. But, in Damaged Goods Damaged Lives England. sephinum college, Worthington. ■ M obscene, however, on account the second degree of the col so doing, she has at heart only lic spouse to the true Church, PAGE FOUR T H E REGISTER Sunday, October 17, 1937 Wages and Hours Regis, Holy Family Red Atheists Slur of Lawrence Connery of Masiachusetti. The new congretaman, shown P M a n t Made below with hi* wife, was elected to fill the pos.t vacated by his brother’s death. Connery is a Catholic. (Continued From Pace One} Win League Games
1936, whicli was a inoderale L«fl o f the propaganda they have been Pope hy Calling The Mullen Home Mustangs a 50-yard parade of passes and wing establishment. Successive blindly swallowing. (Minute Men of the parochial plunges and topped it with a heave, premiers set up since tlten have league) forced the Regis Reds to Welch to Padia, that was good for been progressively Redder and fi John Dewey of Columbia univer the limit in the first game of the five yards and a touchdown. The nally became (k>mmunistic in Lar sity is one o f several professors Him Fascist Spy To Nuns Hospital twin bill at Regis stadium Sunday pass for the extra point was go ('aballero. No vote taken by o f that New York institution sign to achieve a moral victory, al knocked down. With two minutes the Spanish people has ever sanc ing t h e Open Letter. A though finishing on the small end left to play, the Mustangs took the tioned the setting up o f Com quotation about Dewey may show Moscow.— Little news ia allowed Hartford, Conn.— The recent of a 12-to-6 score. ball from Regis on the one-yard munism. The present Negrin gov why he is anxious to see the Catho to reach the outside world on the death here of Truman S. Lewis, In the second game of the after line after making a goal-line stand. ernment secured power by oust lic Church lose out in Spain. ways and means of atheistic or well-known philanthropist, recalls noon the Holy Family ,Tigers, They punted out to the 27. Again ing, without parliamentary re Neivsweek, in its issue o f Oct. 11, ganizations disseminated through the fact that-it was he who made adopting the adage that “ he who Regis returned to the one-yard course, Largo Caballero and the reviews a book, Assignment in out Soviet Russia’s vast territory. possible the nurses’ home at St. hesitates is lost” . . . grabbed off mark and, with only five seconds more radical elements. Hence the L'topia, by Eugene Lyons. “ This Loud cries of alarm at the nu Raphael’s hospital. New Haven, by a six-point lead over the Cathedral remaining, McDermott sneaked Valencia government today is to book will dishearten budding merous defections from the ranks his donation of $300,000. Mr. Bluejays in the first five minutes over for the final tally. Score, tally different from that elected in journalists^ and many non-journal of the Militant Atheists came Lewis was buried in Riverside cem of play and held on to their slim Regis 12, Mullen Home 6. etery, Waterbury, following serv 1936. But it is beyond dispute ists who wish to believe in the some months ago from the Moscow margin for the remainder of the ices at Trinity Episcopal church. REGIS DROPS THIRD that even in 1936 the majority Russian experiment. Lyons, who central executive council. And game. The lone touchdown came TO ADAMS NORMAL o f the votes were not cast for the now comes renewed, intense, and went to Moscow as a Communist, after a 52-yard sustained drive. Regis college kept its unbroken Leftist government. returned with a profound distaste violent slander of the clergy in general and of the Catholic Church Flourishing Regis high kept its league slate string of defeats intact at Regis for the workings o f the Stalin clean by virtue of*its victory Sun To attempt to uphold the Va Church in particular, special men In Cuba, Report Shows stadium Saturday by losing to dictatorship. He tells why in de day, but w-as forced to erase a Adams Normal of Alamosa, 13 to lencia government as a friend of tail, with biting commentaries on tion being made of the Holy Fa Havana.— A review of Church democracy and the forces of Fran ther, openly styled a spy who is history in Cuba since the nation’s 6-to-6 tie situation in the last five 8. Regis scored the first touch such transient fans as Bernard seconds to do so. Following the down of the game and its first o f co as battling for special privilege Shaw, John Dewey, and the Sid working in the employment of the independence ■was established Fascists. shows a flourishing condition to opening kickoff, Regis scored in the year two minutes after the is a horrifying display o f either ney Webbs.” seven plays, Barry going over ignorance or insincerity. As Mon day after many struggles. Al opening whistle. Adams fumbled though State support was cut off, from the five-yard line. The at on the Regis 22, the Rangers re signor Michael J. Ready, general New Pastor of Famed tempt at conversion failed. Late secretary o f the NCWC, replied to The Most Rev. (ieorge J. Reh- a number of dioceses have been covered, and a pass, Gau to Mar ring, consecrated Oct. 7 with mag Chicago Church Dies erected, schools have been in the third period the Mustangs shall, clicked for six points. The the 150 signatories o f the Open bit deeply into Regis territory in Letter, their statement is merely nificent ceremony as Auxiliary founded, and Catholic societies kick from placement was no goo^. Bishop o f Cincinnati, has the dis a rehash of irresponsible charges Chicago.— Funeral services were have been organized. Later in the period Adams took tinction, as titular Bishop o f long since discredited, and grave held here at St. Joseph’s (French) advantage of a Regis fumble and 4-oncern must be felt when such a Lunda, o f being a suffragan to church” for the Rev. Adhemar Australia, New Zealand passed for a touchdown. Another group, including many ministers the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Savary, who but three months ago Seen in T h e' pass was good for the extra point * of religion, defends a regime red- Cicognani, .\postolic Delegate to was appointed to the pastorate of Church Council Is Held and put the teachers in the lead, handed with the blood o f thous the United States, as titular Arch the famous Chicago church, which Sydney, Australia. — At the 7 to 6. Midway in the third quar ands o f Catholic priests and nuns, bishop o f Laodicea in Phrygia. is the scene of a 50-year devotion opening of the fourth Plenary ter, Lanier, Adams back, was which has crushed the public prac Both sees are now discontinued to St. Anne, mother of the Blessed Council of Australia and New Headlines smeared as he attempted to punt except as titulars. Bishop Joseph Zealand here, 32 Bishops, 64 the from behind his goal line. The tice of religion in those portions Virgin. The parish was established — M. F. EvaMtt. o f .Spain that it controls. H. Albers o f I.ansing, when Cin by piouieer French families. Father ologians, and 14 superiors of re safety again gave Regis the lead. The A’eip York Times printed cinnati Auxiliary, also was Bishop Savary served as chaplain in the ligious communities were'present. As the game was drawing to a Monsignor Ready's letter and also o f Lunda. ' . World war in France. An Apostolic letter from the Holy YOU'RE JUST AS OLD as you close, Adams brought the ball promised to publish a reply drawn Father nominating the legate to feel, says a 96-year-old Illinois down to Regis’ one-yard line by up by 150 Catholic leaders under From the Living Church, Mil Statue, Gift to Pius X, the council urged the uniting of woman as she gets her first a series of runs and passes. From the direction o f the Rev. Francis waukee, we learn interesting sta the clergy for furthering o f Cath permanent wave. here Byars went over for the six Presented to Prelate Should Read Encylicals Yearly Spain will be one large, free coun olic Action. points that meant victoiy for the X. Talbot, S.J. This reply has tistics about our Episcopalian THE ONLY NEWSPAPER in Paris. — The litter-bearers of London.— Everj’ Catholic em try with work and justice for all teachers. undoubtedly appeared in the friends. The Rev. Charles W. continous publication that choni- Our Lady of Lourdes have ac ployer should read the encylicals her sons who are worthy,” Gen Times when you read our current Gummere o f Charlestown, W. Va., Cl^retian Chapter to cled the American revolution, the issue. has made a survey o f Protestant corded to their Bishop, the Most Rehim Novarum and Quadrage- eral Francisco Franco declared in Rev. Pierre Gerlier, who is leaving simo Anno at least once a year, an address at exercises commemo Name Superior General Morning Post of London, ends its Episcopal Church debts in the career of 165 years by merger with United States. He finds that the to become Archbishop of Lyon, a declared the Most Rev. Thomas rating the first anniversary of his “ The Protestant authors and sig Williams, Archbishop of Birming Washington. — The Very Rev. the Daily Telegraph. total runs somewhere near $35,- tender farewell. Their president, appointment as head of the Na- natories,” says Father Talbot, ham, at a great rally attended by Nicholas Garcia, assistant general 000,000. At an average interest the Count of Beauchamp, pre tionalLst forces. , BETTER TIMES are reflected “ champion a government that has sented to the new Archbishop, in 7.000 people. Papal Legate to Congress Chosen of the Claretian missionaries, has in the CCC enrollment. Quitting been and is professedly anti-Christ; rate o f 5 per cent, the Church called upon the official representa is paying interest o f $1,750,000 a their name, a very beautiful statue Franco Ends Year as Commander Vatican City.—His Holiness has this year to enter business were that has o f itself, actively and in silver representing the saintly Burgos.— “ Victory is ours and named Cardinal Dolci, Bishop of tives of the Claretian Fathers 98,167 youths. Few apply again through responsible and irrespon- ^ear and the debt is being reduced throughout the ■world to convene for more CCC work. ^only about 1 per cent a year. Cure of Ars. It had already been Palestrina, to be Papal Legate to sibio agents, murdered 14,000 min a gift to Pope Pius X, who had the National Eucharistic Congress in Rome Nov. 21 to elect the suc SM.ALL BOYS were lost sev isters o f religion and destroyed Most o f the debts .are predepres First Mass Celebrated cessor of the Most Rev. Philip sion burdens. The Episcopal kept it in his private office until at Tripoli. eral hours in a Nebraska town. 20,000 churches of;God, and com his death. At Hartford Institution Women ‘Enter’ Trappist Abbey Maroto, C.M.F., late superior gen A fire siren, sounded to summon mitted cotintless acts o f sacrilege; Church has nearly 1,500,000 com eral of the Claretian missionaries, municants. Periodicals o f the Paris.— After eight centuries of searchers, brought them home in a that has been, and is, completely Hartford, Conn. — The fir.st proscription, women have been ad who died in Rome July 11. hurry. atheistic and irreligious.” The Church, outside purely parochial Church Aids Democracy, and diocesan publications, - reach Mass in the regular Sunday sched-i mitted to the cloisters of the Trap- WOODCHUCK is being canned Protestant Open Letter is the work Bishop Says in Sermon ule was celebrated at the Nor pists of Aiguebelle in the moun Historic Church Is of men who are misinformed or only about 100,000 persons. (The as food by a Vermont family. diocesan press is not nearly so well Brooklyn.- -Declaring that the wich state hospital, with more tains of Dauphine. The reason? A arc deliberately misrepresenting Church is an agency to preserve Prepared for Razing STOCKINGS from pineapples developed as ours.) Only about than 800 persons in attendance. storm that broke when 90,000 <'onditions in Spain during 1936 the spirit of American democracy Among those present were mem people from the Midi had assem Louisville, Ky.— Historic St. are a manufacturing miracle in and 1937; who misrepresent the 7 per, cent o f the faithful read and that attendance at religious Mary’s church, mother of many Australia. Imitation silk is made the national periodicals. “ We are bers of the Ancient Order of bled to commemorate the eighth policies of both the loyalist and services makes for better Ameri centurj’ of the monastery. Women priests and one Bishop, was de from the fibers of the male pine actually a Church o f religious Hibernians, through whose efforts Nationalist * forces; have gravely can citizens, the Most Rev. T. E. weekly Mass for patients and at were given shelter by special per consecrated in preparation for its apple plant. illiterates,” says the Living Church. misrepresented the views o f the Molloy, Bishop of Brooklyn, dedi tendants at the institution has mission. demolishment. Vestments, altars, SHOOTINGS INSECTS with .Spanisli Hierarchy; and have ap Most o f us, however, admire the pews, and everything usable about cated the new Church of ()ur Lady been made possible. • Nazi Attack Brings Reprimand shotguns is a new gardening trick pealed to ancient intolerances by power o f the Episcopal Church to of Mercy in Forest Hills. More the 90-year-old church will be dis in Ohio. Shells loaded with lead Its finer flavor will please get together amazing sums for the Warsaw.— The German govern tretending that the (iatholic Church than 100 priests attended the ment has called the editor of the tributed among the new parishes arsenate are used to cover plants yoy. Always FRESH-Vacuum is opposed to American principles missionary support of its dioceses service. 5,000 Marchers Are in of the city and the SI. Joseph’s with poison dust. and parishes in the W'est and Nazi paper, Der Arbeitsmann, to of political and religious freedom. Orphans’ home. GIRLS ARE TAKING over the packed in Can or Glass Jar. South. Religious Procession account for the blasphemous at As Father Talbot points out, the Saskatchewan Bishop’s New York.— More than 5,000 tack in that publication on the de farms now, it seems. They far Try it today I Open Letter must, therefore, be ac marchers from 30 parishes took votion to Our Lady of Jasna Gora, Notre Dame Grad Will outnumbered the boys in a Cali cused o f fostering atheism and In twenty-four years o f Catho Enthronization Oct. 25 part in a religious procession in as a result of the great demonstra fornia 4-H club fair. agnosticism. We believe with him lic journalism, we remember only Gravelbourg, Sask.— The en Canarsie, ending the fifth annual Study at Gregorian U. 6S YEARS AGO, doctors told tion of protest by Polish Catholics. Syracuse, N. Y.— Theodore M. that if a popular election could one thing in which oiir press was thronization of the Most Rev. Jos Eucharistic Congress of the Dio Philippines Prelate Praised him he was ^ing. Jqst for that be held in Spain, an overwhelming wrong when it reported world news. eph M. Guy, O.M.I., new Bishop cese of Brooklyn. Hesburgh, C.S.C., a former stu a stubborn Englishman lived to AI.ALL,GRDC^ftS. Manila.—The Most Rev. Rev. dent of Notre Dame university, majority would be given to Franco. We recall an article i(uoting of Gravelbourg, will take place Michael J. O’Doherty, Archbishop be 103, became a famous athlete. has been selected to complete his the then U. S. ambassador on the Monday, Oct. 25. The Pontificial of Manila, was highly praised in education for the priesthood at the We will not go into the charges stability o f the Spanish monarchy. Mass will be celebrated the fol 25 Teachers Lose Jobs “ Personalities in the Day’s News,” made against the Franco side by A short time later it fell. But in lowing morning. Papal Gregorian university in Owing to Birth Decline by Antonio Cobarrubias, cartoon Rome, Italy. After his ordination the Open Letter. Suffice to say thmease o f Mexico, Spain, Russia, Winnipeg, Man. — Twenty-five ist-journalist, in the Philippines that in alleging great atrocities by and many other places, readers he will return to teach at Notre Tbe Register Shopping Guide 15th Anniversary of teachers here have been deprived Herald. Dame. the Spanish Nationalists at Bada- have often got behind the scenes of jobs owing to the declining jo i, the writers ignore the well- and obtained real news from the Bishop Mahoney Noted »4R. AND MRS. SHOPPER— The RecUter recommends this alpbabetic«U]r< St. Paul, Minn.— This year birth rate. Five hundred fewer Jesuit Is Appointed to mdezed list el business end prefesstooei people for your needs. As leaders known fact that Paris papers pub Catholic press long before the pupils are attending Winnipeg’s Constitution Signer, in their various linesi they ere erell equipped to fivo you enceilent service. lished the story two days before secular papers, with their huge marks the 15th anniversary of the Recreation Commission Give them e triel end show your epprecietion. for they ore co>operetinir with installation of the Most Rev. Ber public schools this year than last Catholic, Is Honored ue in civini vou e finer publicetion. the alleged massacre occU|Ted. As staffs, wakened up. Eugene Ly and authorities lay the cause to Chicago.— Mayor Edward J. a result o f this obvious faked-up ons’ book. Assignment in Utopia, nard J. Mahoney as third Bishop Philadelphia, Pa.— Thomas Fitz a decrease in births. Kelly appointed the Rev. Ralph simmons, Catholic signer of the propaganda, prudent men would at tells how secular news is actually of Sioux Falls. He had been spir A. Gallagher, S.J., of Loyola uni GROCERY least wait until better information suppressed. Every corresportdent itual director of the North Ameri Constitution, was honored in old versity as a member of the Chi St. Mary’s churchyard when his The firms listed here de were availabje before they used in Moscow knew that millions were can college at Rome for 12 years Joliet Priest Is Named cago recreation commission. Fa grave was decorated and a per Westerkamp Bros. Badajoz as a horrible example. dyjng in Russia in 1932-33 be before his elevation to the Episco Official of Carmelites ther Gallagher for the past 20 serve to be remembered pate. manent marker unveiled. KE. 9043 5106 Wash. .The Open ‘Letter pretends that cause o f famine. But all kept Joliet, 111. — Father Gabriel years has been actively engaged Franco has been persecuting Prot quiet about it. When one finally Pausback, 0. Carm., pastor of St. in social work and crime preven Talk— Don't Walk— when you are distributing Telephone Your Order estants. But a statement by prom- emerged from Russia and printed Russia Is Returning to Bernard’s church, has been ap tion. your patronage in the dif 'inent British Protestants published the story, the resident Moscow pointed assistant general of the Everything a Good Grocery Religion, Says Writer Should Have I in the New York Times denies that correspondents, who had given him Carmelite order. He will sail for Priest Named to Office [ F ferent lines of business. ' Protestant churches have been the facts he used, promptly Notre Dame, Ind.— That the Rome in two months to become Best Foods at Lowest Prices We Deliver suppressed. On the other hand, branded him a liar, because the Russion masses are stubbornly director of all Carmelite activities In Hospital Association Protestants have received explicit P :d government wished them to clinging to Christianity and are in the United States, Canada, Chicago.— At the annual con jassurance of freedom of worship, do this. If you have copies o f now engaged in a movement back Australia, and Ireland. vention of the American Hospital ' and the Protestant churcli and (^tholic papers back in those years, to active religion is the opinion ex association. Father John W. Bar schools in Salamanca were restored however, you will find the famine pressed by Dr. W’aldemar Gurian, 13 Maryknoll Sisters rett, director of Catholic hospitals Preferred Parish Trading List to their rightful owners after — a horror for which the Red gov noted European political writer, for Chicago, was elected vice pres New York.— Miss Lisa Sergio of Franco obtained sway over that ernment was directly responsible— who has joined the faculty of the Depart for Missions ident. This is the first time in Rome, Europe’s first woman radio city. No modem Catholic State written up in detail. University of Notre Dame. He San Francisco.— Thirteen Mary the 39 years- of this prominent news announcer, was the guest of we know o f interferes with free- was born in Russia and educated knoll Sisters sailed for the Far national body that a Catholic honor at a tea given at the Catho East and another group of 13 priest has been made a member of Idom of worship. But Red govern Raymond Moley writes: “ Hiram in Germany and will teach in lic Young Women’s club here. She Annunciation St. Dominic’s will follow shortly. In the com the executive staff. ments always do. Why should W'. Evans, the ‘Imperial Wizard,’ Notre Dame’s department of poli is the only ■woman in America tics. ing months the need for the min ^Protestant leaders uphold the hands characterizes Hugo Black’s speech holding the position of guest an o f real enemies o f worship, the istrations of both priests and sis Noted Dutch Historian nouncer for the National Broad LONDON MARKET AND as ‘a great statem en t!... The ters toward the war-stricken peo Reds of Spain? statement was a renunciation o f Martyr to X-Ray casting O'!. GROCERY We realize, o f course, that the ple of China will be particularly Convert on Deathbed the Klan, but I do not consider great. Brussels.— Dr. Henry Obreen, a OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. COAL ,150 who signed this Open Letter that it was a denunciation o f it.’ noted historian, was a deathbed Plans New Book