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Tb* fUcUUr Hu tb» latarnatioral News Strvica (Whrt. aa4 Mail), tha N. C. W. C. Nawt Sanrice (IneliHUaf Cablu), Ha OwB Special Serrlea aa4 AU tiia luaUar Catholic Scrvicaas also Interaatiou) lUuatrattd Nava anl N. C W. C Pktnre Sarvleo. Listening In DR. F. J. HAAS MODIFICATION Local We urge great caution in Local accepting news of the “sui NAMED RECTOR Edition Edition cide” in a German prison of CHARGE SHOWN Father Thomas Stuhlweis- THE senburg, former head of the Dominican order in that na OF SEMINARY AS UNJUSTIFIED tion. He was accused of at • ■ ■ ' tempting to smuggle curren cy out of the country and was Noted Educator Succeeds to Post Left Invites Citation of Single Instance of one of a number of Domini Vacant by Appointment of REGISTER Correction of Its Preceding Con cans held. “One may sus (Name Registered in the U. S. Patent Office) Fargo Bishop ception of God’s Law pect,” remarks The Nation, VOL. XI No. 46 DENVER, COLO., SUNDAY, NOV. 17, 1935 TWO CENTS “the Catholic belief in the impropriety of suicide being Milwaukee.— The Rev. Dr. Francis J. Haas, director Berlin.—An article in the Westdeutscher Beobachter what it is, that Dr. Stuhlweis- of the National Catholic School of Social Service in Wash New High School Wrecked declaring that, in the last three centuries, the Church has senburg’s death was actively ington, D. C., since 1931 and one of the country’s most dis modified certain of its conceptions, and that sterilization hastened by his jailors.” tinguished authorities in the field of industrial and labor was accepted by certain Catholics before the issuance of This is not the first time the problems, has been appointed rector of the Seminary of I p i i the Encyclical Cast! Connubii, has drawn the following Nfizis have announced a sui St. Francis de Sales here, the Most Rev. Samuel A. Stritch, reply from L’Osservatore Romano, the Vatican City daily: cide when it was deemed ad Archbishop of Milwaukee, announced. “The Westdeutscher Beobachter infers that steriliza visable to cover up a death. Dr. Haas is a priest of the Archdiocese, of Milwaukee tion is still a dubious question for the Church because, and served as professor of sociology at St. Francis’ semi before hearing the word of the Pope, certain Catholics had ex Emil Lengyel, writing in nary and Marquette university here before going to Wash pressed personal opinions which The Nation (which is not a ington to accept the directorship of the National Catholic they repudiated soon after the en School of Social Service. As rector of the seminary, he cyclical appeared. HIE i c m Catholic but a liberal organ), succeeds to an office left vacant "We invite the Westdeutscher says that the conditions in by the appointment of the Most Beobachter to cite for us a single Germany are a real Kultur- Rev. Aloysius J.' Muench as Bishop commandment, a single regulation, a single word on the eternal, Di PROJECT MIKES kampf. “The persecution of of Fargo. ■a s' " 'a V . V s . A the Catholics is less open St. Francis’ seminary, of which ' > K'' V vine, and natural laws on the sub Dr. Haas becomes the eighth rec ject by which the Church may have than that of the Jews, but it tor, was founded in 1856 and is tacitly corrected its preceding con is almost as virulent.” He among the most prominent insti ceptions. We invite it also to note m CEERGYMEII says the spirit of the Roman tutions of its kind throughout the the words of the Concordat which catacombs is once more alive. United States. Although it is the prescribe for German Catholics seminary of the Archdiocese of their attitude toward the sterili London.—In the 19 years since Catholics cultivate one an Milwaukee, its doors are open to zation law and, in general, all laws Campion house for late vocations other’s company, having had students of philosophy and the contrary to religion, to morality, was started at Osterley, near here, sad experiences with Nazi ology of the entire province of and to the teaching of the Church.” by the late Rev. Edmund Lester, friends who have turned in Milwaukee. Since its beginning, S.J., 255 priests, all students formers. Large numbers of Mobile.—Surrounded by mem more than 1,800 of the seminary’s there, have been ordained. bers of the Hierarchy, priests of students have been ordained to the About half of them are diocesan Catholics patronize only his diocese and his home city, Bal priesthood. priests and about half have joined stores of co-religionists. timore, and state and civic offi In view of the fact that his new reli^ous orders. They are work Catholics show defiance of cials, the Mo^ Rev. Thomas J. office takes him from Washington ing in all parts of England. The the rules made to crush their Toolen, Bishop of Mobile, cele to Milwaukee and will require his ages of the students during their brated the 25th anniversary of his close application to details of ad two years’ period at Campion spirit. “The_ persecution of ordination to the priesthood. ministration in the latter city. Dr. house range from 17 to 62. Catholics is inherent in the Members of the Hierarchy who Haas believes it expedient to A remarkable feature of the Nazi philosophy,” which has attended included the Most Rev. proffer his resignation from those work is the small proportion of Joseph F. Rummel, Archbishop of appointments with which he has the “ambition to build up a Chicago.—(Special)—The Chi those who do not persevere. From New Orleans; the Most Rev. Ar been honored by the federal gov the time the students enter Cam totalitarian State in which thur J% Drossaerts, Archbishop of ernment. cago City council has accepted an offer of Francis J. Lewis, K.C.S.S., pion house to the time of ordina there can be only one .Fuhrer, San Antonio; the Most Rev. John Dr. Haas was named director of tion, less than 10 per cent fail to the National Catholic School of K.S.G., noted Catholic layman, of one thought, and one will.” B. Morris, Bishop of Little Rock; a Catholic chapel at the new Mu go through. the Most Rev. Joseph P. Lynch, Social Service here in July, 1931, These statistics were revealed at As the writer points out, the to succeed the Most Rev. Karl J. nicipal Tuberculosis sanitarium to Bishop of Dallas; the Most Rev. be erected at a cost of $100,000. the first Pounder’s day in memory Catholic religion cannot sub Jules B. Jeanmard, Bishop of La Alter, who shortly before had been Liiue wai ctnnding of the north wing of the new Helena high ichoo] following the earthquake of Father Lester, who died a year named Bishop of Toledo. In an Mr. Lewis, who attended the coun mit to such a program. Leng fayette; the Most Rev. Patrick shock* of Oct. 31. The building had been seriously damaged previously. Engineers said parts of the south cil meeting, was thanked by Mayor' ago. yel asserts that Catholics are Barry, Bishop of S t Augustine; nouncing the appointment of Dr. wing might be reconstructed, but that the north portion would have to be rebuilt from the ground. It Edward J. Kelly and the aldermen. Requiem Mass was said for Fa striking back in an economic the Most Rev. Richard 0. Gerow, Haas, the trustees of the Social was built.only this summer at a cost of $500,000. For many years, Cdtholic work ther Lester, who was also the orig Bishop of Natchez; the Most Rev. Service school took occasion to at the sanitarium has been car inator of the Knights and Hand way. and their efforts are Daniel F. Desmond, Bishop of make public expression of their ried on by the Franciscan Fathers, maids of the Blessed Sacrament. more effective than the Alexandria, and the Most Rev. deep indebtedness to the Most Rev. who have been aided by members His successor, the Rev. Clement widely-advertised Jewish Moses E. Kiley, Bishop of Tren Samuel A. Stritch, Archbishop of of the St. Vincent de Paul society Tigar, S.J., says it is hoped to pre boycott. “Hitler may find ton. Milwaukee, for relinquishing one CATHOLIC EXPERIMENT and other laymen and women. serve the memory of Father Lester The formal celebration began of his most capable p riest for Mr. Lewis has been generous to every year by the observance of Germany’s Catholic popula with a Solemn Pontifical Mass cele- ^ this work. many Catholic causes. Announce Founder’s day. tion of more than 30,000,000 brated by the jubilarian in the Ca-1 Held Important Postg ment was made just a few days Speaking at lunch after Mass, (Turn to Page 4 — Colotnn 1) (Turn to Page 2 — Colyimn 3) Not only has Dr. Haas proved IN ‘SOCIALISM’ RELATED before of the donation of a Cath Father Tigar said Campion house a very successful director of the olic chapel to-the Illinois Club for has room for 60 students and the Service school, which under his Catholic Women by Mr. and Mrs. place is full. Others, supported by administration has gone forward St. Nazianz, Wise.— (Special)— monuments to their courage and. tion of its members by a life of Lewis. In 1930, Mr. Lewis gave the “Young Priests’ Fund,” are to greater development, to more The history of a Catholic experi true Christianity. practical piety, self-denial, and the Lewis Memorial Maternity studjnng elsewhere, making the to Catholic Teachings charity in all its forms. Hence, widespread recognition, and to im ment in "Socialism” that grew out The purpose of the association, hospital to the Archdiocese of Chi tal of dependent students 84. Thir pressive distinctions, but he has as set down in its statutes, “was the members were to follow the cago. He also has given a build ty students left Campion house last also rendered distinguished service of a religious persecution and grew the salvation and the sanctifica- evangelical counsels of voluntary ing to St. Ambrose’s college, year to continue their studies in New Crusade's Aim in a number of important posts to into a powerful religious founda poverty, the chastity of their state Davenport, la. diocesan seminaries. (Turn to Pages — Column 7) tion is traced by R. Jordan in two of life, and of obedience. The San Francisco.—A modern cru of the Paulist staff at Old St. articles on “Catholic Socialism at members were to consist of both sade for the presentation of Cath Mary’s church. married and single people. Every St. Nazianz” appearing in the olic teachings has been launched All means of modeim communi 40 Catholics Seek thing was to be held in common; in this archdiocese. The campaign cation are being used to further AnnaU of St. Joseph. In the years the members were to work with THEODORE DORSEY PURS is in accordance with the expressed this aim. There has been estab after the revolutions of 1848 in out wages and were to receive wishes of His Holiness, Pope Pius lished a Catholic Truth half-hour Parliament Posts Europe, many Catholics found . everything they would need; the . XI, that the truths of Christ may in which, every Sunday evening themselves restive under the per or ’ surplus money and materials were be brought more and more to the from 8 to 8:30, station KYA secution being conducted against to be used for charity. All spirit OWR LECTURE PROJECT 'people of America. The Most Rev: broadcasts “The Teachings of the London. — (NCWC Cable)— the Church and .nought aji escape ual exercises were to be held in John J. Mitty, Archbishop of San Church.” Father Hurley opened There were 40 Catholic candidates to a new land where they mightignt common. A priest was always to Baltimore.—Theodore H. Dor .Francisco, will give general su the series, taking as the subject of for seats in the parliamentary live the life of the early Chris IMEN Ilf DEIIH have the leadership of the colony. Baltimore, with the permission of pervision to the_ crusade, but the If anyone wished to withdraw, he sey, former aide of David Gold the Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, the first lecture, “There Is a God.” election, which were held Thurs tians, devoting themselves to .works Archbishop of Baltimore, and sub- personal direction of the work will The Catholic Truth society has day. There were 24 Catholics of piety, self-denial, and charity. might do so; his original invest- stein in the noted layman’s longest be in the hands of the Rev. Wil established offices, and is prepared in the la.«t parliament. The first Under the leadership of the Rev. (T um to Page 2 — Colum n 1) ject to the regulations of the Cath Harrisburg, Pa.— (Special) — street preaching tour of his ca olic Evidence g;uild here. fred G. Hurley, C.S.P., member to issue literalNjre and answer to be assured a seat in the new Ambrose Oschwald, a group of 113 reer, has ahnounced that he will written requests for information parliament is J. Tinker, represent persons from vflrious p8rts oi (jrer*i The Most Rev. Philip R. McDevitt, i Mr. Dorsey, who is a convert undertake a similar work on his from Episcopalianism, has his on any phase of Catholic doctrine. ing Leigh, Lancashire, who is un many formed an association fori own. Radio listeners may also obtain opposed. la.st Monday of pneumonia. The own car equipped with loud the establishment of a Catholic Mr. Dorsey, who, is a native of copies of the Sunday evening ad The English Catholic Bishops ex colony in America. On the Feast prelate, who was 75 years of age, speakers and other special appa Two Passionists Baltimore, accompanied and as ratus. Earthquakes Seen dress through the 'Truth society. had been ill for a week, but pneu horted their people to satisfy of Corpus Ch.risti, 1854, the pil sisted Mr. Goldstein on the lat A question and answer department themselves that the candidates grims set out for their new home, monia developed only Sunday. A World war veteran, Mr. Dor will be conducted through the The deceased was born in Phila ter’s latest tour, which carried sey has traveled through many for whom they voted favored equal finally settling at St. Nazianz, them over 50,000 miles into many parts of the world. He was at one Monitor, archdiocesan weekly. treatment for Catholic schools. No where today the foundations of the delphia July 12, 1858, the son of sections of the United States. He Through special research, material official questionnaire was issued, Salvatorian Fathers and the Sis Richard and Mary A. (Dinnenery) Preacl to 10,i ) time a student for the Episcopalian Helena Editor said here. that he is embarking ministry. While an Episcopalian is being selected for a weekly ar however. ters of the Divine Savior stand as McDevitt. He was graduated ticle on “Know Your Faith." on his own street-preaching proj seminarian, he began street speak from La Salle college, Philadel ect with the encouragement and phia, in 1&77, and attended St. ing in New Haven, later serving as Archbishop Mitty is planning support of Mr. Goldstein and will a lay street speaker at one of the (Turn to Page 2 — C o lu m n s) Charles’ seminary in Overbrook, begin actual street preaching next being ordained to the priesthood Pagans in China most active Protestant churches in As Divine Lesson summer. In the meantime, he HOME IS SAVED BY New York. He thus became wide Msgr. Day Fourth Time July 14, 1885. He served as su plans to give indoor lectures perintendent of schools for the ly known in the East as an evan (By the Rey. Patrick Caiey) Helena Administrator Union City, N.J.—Two Passion- throughout the Archdiocese of gelist. Helena, Mont.— (Special)—No Archdiocese of Philadelphia from While working among the moun The Rl. Rev. Mtgr. Victor PRAYER AND FAITH 1899 to 1916 and was made a Do ist priests and catechists of Supu, photographer’s lens, no engraver’s Hunan, China, this summer Monks’ Old Manuscripts taineers of Virginia he was con art, no printer’s ink can adequate Day for the fourth time in the mestic Prelate, with the title Rt. i'Tarw to Pape i — Colum n lait three decades has been Rev. Monsignor, July, 1910. preached to 10,000 pagans in a Lead to Rich Oil Find ly picture the actual loss and Battle Harbor, Labrador.— ■ The aurora borealis swept the 10-week campaign, according/to a havoc wrought by the recurrent named Administrator of the (Special)—A miracle “north of sky like searchlights from the His appointment as Bishop of Vienna.—Oil found in the Diocese of Helena. The Mon- letter received at St. M ipael’s Jubilarian • earthquake shocks to Catholic fifty!” That’s what the trapper naval fleets of the wholq world, Harrisburg came in 1916, the con monastery here, by the Moot Rev. Lower Austrian Alps, which " Church property in the see city signor was informed of his ap and his wife called i t That’s what pile green to jade, light pink and secration taking place in Philadel Cuthbert O’Gara, C.P., Vicar Apos proved to be the best in qual of the Diocese of Helena. . The pointment in a letter sent him J. V. Leahan, chief boatswain’s reds to scarlet, quickly changing phia, Sept. 21, with the Most Rev, tolic of Yanling, China. Bishop ity of all Central European wreck and ruin seemed to be al Not. 6 by the Most Rev. mate in the Coast guard, wrote of to pale and brilliant yellow, writes Archbishop Edmond F. Prender- O’Gara has been visiting in the oils, was discovered through most complete and the destruction Ralph L. Hayes, who was it, and backed his words with pic Leahan in the Boston Evening gast as the consecrator and Bish United States for the past several chronicles of the Carthusian is appalling. transferred from Helena to tures. There’s no getting around Transcript. The faint rustling, as ops John E. Fitz Maurice of Erie weeks. convent of Gaining that were Though repellent and terrible as the rectorship of the North the fact that it was an unusual of silk against silk, which fre and John Joseph McCort, the lat The letter, sent.to Bishop O’Gara brought to light by a student the condition is, it is not without American college in Rome, answer to a woman’s prayer and quently accompanies the lights, ter now of Altoona, as co-conse- by one of the two priests—the Rev. of the convent library. The ils salutary lesson—for it shows sailing Nor. 16. faith. was not discernible, for with the crators- When the National Cath- Raphael Vance, C.P.—from China, old well had been drilled by the Omnipotence of God—the im setting of the sun the wind had (TumtoPage2 — (Column 8) (Turn to Page 2 — Column 3) the monks years ago. potence of manfe—and the insuffici come out of the North. Over the ency of human knowledge. The stark, barren hills of . the Labrador seer supposedly skilled in the coast an eerie, high-pitched note science of geological strata has Helena Calls for Help from rose steadily through scrub larch been unable thus far to unravel and fir as night settled over Battle FORMER FARM BOY NOW the phenomena of the Helena Harbor. I earthquake area. Many alleged The end of a 26-foot dog whip causes for the continued seismic Catholics After Quakes cracked out from the hand of Jim disturbances have been propound Murphy. “Mush, Growler,” he HEADS CHINESE MISSION ed. Many vain prouhecies have (By Monsignor Matthew Smith) called. The harness snapped taut been made. The earth’s gyrations at the piill of the 13 huskies. The Diocese of Helena, Montana, has been compelled to seek the (By George Hegar) In his seminary days he was in th a t. set- him reading Chinese have continued since Oct. 12 be aid of the other American dioceses because of the terrific loss to Cath In the distance Jim could see the An Iowa farm boy, the first re yond Nov. 7. with a frequency and charge of the chickens. Old- missioners’ lives up in the-hayloft olic property suffered in the series of earthquakes. "The reports of dim yellow glow of his cabin win cruit west of the Atlantic seaboard timers at Maryknoll still call him (“I finished ‘Just de Bretenieres’ intensity calculated to strike fear our losses . . . are not exaggerated," writes the Chancellor, Father J. dow. He knew that his wife, into the heart of man. to enlist in the American foreign “Brother Hennery.” He learned in one afternoon, a Wednesday M. Gilmore, to us. **New damage is being discovered every day." He Mary, would soon have a hot sup missions, is home now for a short about chickens and much that is afternoon, I remember. Nobody The one lesson plainly written closes ^his letter with; "P. S. Just bad another shock.*' Father Gilmore per in front of him. The seal sea all over the scene of Helena’s des time, a Monsignor and superior of more significant on his father’s knew where I was.” ) and that says; "We need a lot of courage and a great deal of outside help to son was now open, and the first one of China’s most difficult mis farm at Stewart, la. sent him to St. Mary’s seminary olation is the lesson inculcated by carry out the big task of rebuilding." Bishop Ralph L. Hayes, who sleds were coming in. sions. . Christ—the lesson of the finality A deeply intellectual face is in Baltimore to be trained for the headed the ^ocese, but who is being transferred to Rome to head the Jim fed his dogs, tossing the He is Msgr. Bernard F. Meyer, lighted at intervals by a singularly Des Moines diocese, and, finally, of all things human: the warn North American college, writes to us: "You know the present financial frozen fish to them, then turning M.M., Prefect Apostolic of the boyish smile. to Marykntill in 1914 to glorious ing to man that he has not here a status of the Diocese of Helena. Unlesf we receive generous outside lasting city and that his real home them out in the yard to find a bed. Maryknoll Prefecture Apostolic of It was the intellectual face realization of a hopeless dream. assistance, 1 do not know how we will be ab’e to face the future. , , • He ate; then sat down with his Wuchow, Kwangsi, China. He was But the smile saw him through is the world beyond the grave. It The^ lost to Church property has been reliably estimated at half a is an admonition to our fallen hu wife to talk. They planned to pay invested just last June 29 at his Convert Passes Away; many a hardship, for those were million dollars. While the early reports had indicated a comparatively back the last of the money bor own mission center. the days when the Maryknoll man kind to live a Christly and small loss, subsequent shocks damaged eight of our institutions, five rowed to buy lumber for their Queen Was His Sponsor virtuous life, for in the words of His strong, sun-browned hands seminary was a farmhouse and the The Most Rev. Thomas J. Tool- of which are almost a total loss. In this dire necessity, I am appealing home. Jim checked over the furs play thoughtfully with his purple Pensacola, Fla. — Funeral students were lodged in a disused on, Bishop of Mobile, who has just Shakespeare there are “sermons to the Bishops of the country for assistance, and I will deeply appre he had trapped in the winter in stones” in the ruins of the cincture as he speaks. He is a big services were held recently barn, using the old stalls for cells. observed the silver jubilee of bit ciate any publicity which The Register may be able to give to our sad months, and expressed fear of man. “Iowa-grown,” he calls him for Janies Whitehead, 85, a The smile has carried him tri ordination to the priesthood. Mem wrecked city of Helena. plight.” “some of the fellows around here” For reason.s which we shall self. Big, but agile. The very convert, who was baptized in umphantly along 17 years’ hard bers of the Hierarchy, clergy, and _ If your parish or diocese finds it advisable to have a public col who seemed envious of his catch, way he sits on a chair indicates the Anglican faith with going on the mission. The last laity from many states attended know only when we reach the lection, give to that, if you wish to give private'y, vou can send dona small as it whs. eternal shores the intensity of the that he is momentatily ready to Queen Victoria as his spon eight were spent directing one of the celebration. Bishop Toolen tions in care of the Very Rev. J. M. (Gilmore, 720 Madison avenue, I/ater, Jim stepped out info the rise and walk 10 or 20 miles sor. Mr. Whitehead became China’s toughest missions. was bom in Baltimore, and waa •arth temblors had the most Helena, Mont, As one of The Register editions is published for the yard for a final look around. There ^(TumtoPage2 — Colum n 6) should he be needed somewhere a Catholic a month before his He was M^yknoll’s first vocation consecrated there in 1927 by Arch Diocese of Helena, we know that the need is extremely pressing. (Turn f-o Page 2 — Column 6) tonight death. (TumtoPageS — Colum n 3) bishop Curley. PAGE TW O THE REGIST$!R Sunday, November 17, 1935 CATHOLIC EXPERIMENT Two Passionists Widow Dedicates Foch Memorial Prayer and Faith DR. FRANCIS J. HAAS 1$ IN ‘SOCIALISM’ RELATED Preach to 10, S d e sia ril flow NAMED SEMINARY RECTOR (Continued From Page One) “On Nov. 19, 1865, the colon ment was to be returned, but no ists assisted with a great deal of (Continued From Page One) member of the National Commit wages for the work he had done.” pride at the celebration of the which he was named By the gov tee on Business and Labor Stand ernment ards, and last July was chosen to Arriving in Milwaukee, the first Mass of the Rev. Joseph Fessler, one of their number, who Pagans in China In Unusual Case In June, 1933, President Roose- be one of the three members of the leaders of the association pur vent named Dr. Haas a member of Labor Policies board of the Works chased 8,840 acres of land near in the first years of his priest hood was to establish the convent (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) the Labor Advisory board of the Progress administration. Manitowoe, and six men were sent National Recovery administra Ib. Haas received warm praise ahead to make preparations for of Franciscan Sisters at Alverno. discloses that great success at were two buildings, about two and In this he was assisted by Sister tended the summer campaign of a half feet apart. Living quarters tion, and in October of that year for his labors as federal mediator the coming of the entire group of the missionaries in many towns and called upon him to accept appoint in the widely-known truck drivers' colonists. Erecting a large cross, Rosa of St. Nazianz. and sleeping rooms, count^ed in one, strike, which took place in Minne m villages. and the kitchen and supply shed ment' to the National Labor board. the first arrivals set about build “The year 1873 was the saddest The letter from Father Vance is In September, 1934, T)r. Haas was apolis in 1934, and only last Sep ing log houses and a log church, in the history of St Nazianz. in the other were joined by a nar as follows: row passageway on the harbor side named labor representative on the tember was named by Miss Frances in which Mass was first cele Their leader, whom they had “You will be pleased to hear that General Code authority of the Perkins, secretary of labor, to learned to call ‘our Father,’ or of the cabins. The small patch of brated in October, 1854. This our work in the country has b«n National Recovery administration. serve as impartial chairman of a church, dedicated to St. Gregory, simply ‘the Father,’ who had led land, these two buildings, and their most successful, thank God. I contents represented everything Subsequently, he was named a board to arbitrate the question of still stands in the village, and its them across the ocean for reli was out for the first month and new machinery and wages involv wooden fixtures are preserved to gion’s sake, who had imbued them Jim and Mary had in life. All was Father Dominic [the Rev. Dominic quiet except for the shrill whine of Order’s Mother General ing 13,000 cigarmakers in thp this day. with patience and perseverance, Langenbacher, C.P.] for the sec Ti^pa, Fla., area. who ^ d consoled them in their the wind. Visitor in Cincinnati In the face of all the hardships ond. Last Saturday, I relieved But in the early morning hours, Champion of Worker sufferings, had ministered to them him and will be out till Oct. 1. Cincinnati. — Mother Josepha Dr. Haas is also widely known of pioneer life, the colony grew spiritually and had eased their Growler,^ the dogs’ leader, roused under the direction of PaUier “Early in October, we wrill re sleepily, ^ Acrid fumes greeted his des Agnes, superior general of the for his writings and addresses. He physical pains, and had cared for open our doctrine schools. Our Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, has vigorously asserted that "every Oschwald. Although the first win them in sickness, who had inspired nostrils. Smoke, black against the ter at St Nazianz was an ex summer campaign was a ten-week gleaming whiteness of the snow, and her assistant. Sister Monica of worker has the duty to himself them to live on the highest plane one, with visits to as many towns the Passion, spent a few days at and to his fellowmen to join his tremely harsh one, the village, by of spiritual life—who had, in swept down upon him. A flurry the beginning of 1866, consisted and villages in Supu county as of snow, a growling bound, and his the provincial house of the Mid union and to be proud of his mem short, fulfilled his spiritual mis possible. We visited 20 localities. west province at Reading, a suburb bership;” that until the social of a church, four large log houses, sion completely—was called to his deep voice called the pack to a large shed, a blacksmith shop, To date, more then 10,000 pagans action. of Cincinnati, en route to the character of labor, aa recognized eternal reward after 19 years of have listened to Catholic doctrine motherhouse in Belgium. in the teachings of the Catholic and a smokehouse. extraordinary activity in America. “What in the devil’s wrong, and about 2,000 have received Mary?” cried Jim, shaking his wife Church, is accepted in industry “Only three years after their The chronicle says simply: *He medical help. The Supu Chris there can be' no recovery from arrival," writes the author in the died like a saint’ He was buried tians, in a fine spirit of Catholic awake. “Has one of the neighbors’ $25,000 Fire Damages packs drifted in too close?” the depression and no permanent Annals of St. Joseph, “Father under the altar of St Ambrose’s Action, bad contributed around Idaho Parish Property social order; that “only when Oschwald had the Joy of organiz chapel in the brothers’ monastery. 60 Chinese dollars for medicine so He had no time to wonder. Red glare shone through the frosted Lewiston, Ida.—A spectacular workers are represented by the ing many of the unmarried people “The zeal and energy of Father that we could carry on. The Supu fire caused $25,000 damage to St. person they want to represent magistrate was most kind when windows. Sharp crackling of into two religions communities of Oschwald and the courage of flames almost drowned out the cry Stanislaus’ parish unit, including them, that is, by bargaining offi the Third Order of St Francis. these Catholic settlers stand re informed of our intentions, and is the school, rectory, the Knights of cials just as keen and alert as those sued orders to all the country offi of the huskies. Out of his bunk, Their convent and monastery vealed in the temporal and spirit Murphy threw on his clothes as he Columbus hall, and a group of the employer hires, can the indi were two separate log houses. One ual success of the village. By his cials, telling them to give us every frame buildings. vidual toiler have something like courtesy and to see that we came Impressive military rites marked the navciling of the equestrian ran for the passageway, only to be of their obligations was the daily example, ‘the Father’ had led his forced back bv a blast of flame freedom in the wage contract;” recitation of the same breviary as to no harm from bandits. At most Statue in honor of“Ferdinand Foch, field marshal of France during children on to the point where the World war. Tarbes, town of his birth, was the scene of the event, ind smoke as ne opened the door. that an income of ‘mot less than is daily recited by priests, but in they sought the perfection of the places we had free use of schools Couple Wed 64 Years $2,500 per year” is required to and temples. attended by Foch’s widow. He was a fervent Catholic. Slamming it shut, he faced his Cony, Pa. — Mr. and Mrs. German. religious state in the busy duties wife. They looked at each other, maintain a family in reasonable of daily life. Many of them “The program is this: In the Charles P. McCabe, members of comfort and security, and that low “Tha growth of these two com- evenings, we give one-half hour of despair on the faces of both. nnnities was truly remarkable. actfially embraced the religious St. Thomas’ parish, celebrated wages were the chief cause of the phonograph music. Then a priest Tongues of fire lashed out of the their 64th wedding anniverstry. Increasing numbers required more life; the percentage is truly re smoke and reached for their cabin. depression and prolonged and 1 markable. They had built over 60 gives a little talk telling the peo A daughter of the aged couple. substantial buildings. In 1858, a ple who the missionaries are and LATE U. S. NEWS FLASHES “Jim, Jim,” screamed Mary, deepened it. convent, commonly called the log houses as ordinary residences, Sister Othelia, is stationed in the position of their mission, and “can’t we do something? Get Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Tlnk Convent’ because of its ex besides the larger buildings: The then introduces the catechist, who water from the stream. Break the Irish Prelate, Author, terior color, was dedicated in spacious convent and monastery, gives one-half hour’s talk on fun ice. Hurry, while I get our things.” honor of the Holy Ghost For two churches, a three-story or Statue of Savior to Be Erected have fled to this country is in Passes Away in Dublin damental Catholic doctrine. This The kitchen and supply ^ed $11,000 Chimes Are Dublin.—The Rt. Rev. Msgr. more than 60 years, these holy phanage, a boarding school for is followed by questions. One of El Paso, Tex.—A 20-foot statue America, as press dispatches from were now hopelessly lost and the Catholic children (at Charles of the Savior will be erected on Berlin said. Dedicated by Delegate James MacCaffrey, president of women performed their spiritual our group makes objections, which wind was carrying the flames to St. Patrick’s college, Maynooth, exercises therein and recited the town), and, perhaps what is most permits the speaker to make his the summit of Sierra de Cristo $30,000 Willed to Charitiei the cabin, Mary snatched up a few Washington.—A full set of Dea- remarkable of all, a minor semi Rey, well-known place of pilgrim gon chimes, installed at a cost of and author of several well-kno'wn Divine Office in choir and conse point all the stronger in rebuttal. Chicago.—In the will of Frank of their most treasured posses texts on ecclesiastical history, crated their time to weaving, nary, which shortly after the After this, there is more music. age near here. The mountain, M. Linderman, 76, local manufac sions. Wasn’t there something they $11,000, was dedicated by the Most founder’s death enrolled 23 stu which was formerly known as Mu- Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, recently passed away. A nephew making hats and mats, shoes, etc., In the day, the sick come for turer, several Catholic charities could do? She ran to the dresser and niece, both religious in the and working in the garden. Many dents.” medicine. This work is a develop leros, was purchased by the Dio will benefit to the extent of drawer. Takipg out a small Apostolic Delegate to the United cese of El Paso for the use of the States, as a memorial to the de United States, are, among his sur of the sisters conducted schools in Before his death. Father Osch ment of the plan discussed two $30,000. crucifix, touching it to her lips viving relatives. of the surrounding towns. wald had appointed the Rev. Peter years ago of having traveling’ Smelter and other parishr- for Father Barrett, Theologian, Diet with a prayer, she dashed for the ceased members of the Shrine of “The year 1862 marked an Mutz as ms successor. Father catechists. pilgrimagea Baltimore.—After a career of passageway and hung the crucifix the Moat Blessed Sacrament, B"lSHOP McDEVITT OF other historic event, demonstrat Mutz was a convert, who had been “In the remainder of the year, - Tooth of 30,000 Children nearly 60 years as a Jesuit, the to the door. She would stay there Chevy Chase. ing the untiring energy, zeal, and brought to the colony by Father we hope to spend one day a month Examined Rev. Timothy Barrett, S.J., well with it until the flames reached HARRISBURG IS DEAD faith of the colonists. The broth Oschwald after one of the found a t each place we visited in the Boston. — The year’s work of known as the editor and reviser through. Social Aid Sought ers’ monastery was commenced er’s journeys to S t Louis. At the summer, and thus nurture the seed the Guild of St. Apollonia in the of the Sabetti-Barrett Moral The She never had to take it down! Springfield, 111.—A bill intended (Continued From Page One) -and one wing completed by the time of his coming to the colony, planted.” Archdiocese of Boston included ology, which is used as a text in The wind ceased. Not a breath to qualify Illinois for federal aid olic Welfare Conference was or end of the year. The entire struc Father Mutz was suffering from the purchase of a bus used to con many seminaries, died in Bon Se- from any direction. Straight u in assistance to dependent chil ganized by the Hierarchy of the ture was finished in 1864. This cancer and was not yet a Catholic. vey children to the Forsyth in cours hospital, Baltimore. He into the night the flames roare t dren under the terms of the Social United States, Bishop McDevilt monastery still stands solidly and At St Nazianz, he entered the Bishop Observes firmary. Members of the guild was 73 years of age. devouring the supply shed until not Security act adopted by the 74th was named Episcopal chairman of dauntlessly, a fitting memorial to Church and began his studies for examined the teeth of more than one timber was left standing. The congress has been introduced in the Press department, a position 30,000 children in 71 parochial Ruling Hits Parochial Pupils he held until 1930. The Univer the spirit of the intrepid settlers. the priesthood, completing them at Olympia, Wash.—Attorney Gen passageway, too, was completely the legislature here and designated The basement and first story are S t Francis in 1869. His intimate schools and in the course of the burned out, but no flame entered emergency legislation to become sity of Notre Dame conferred an Silver Jubilee year made dental treatments avail eral _G. W. Hamilton has given an LL.D. degree on him in 1925. of stone; the other stories are of association with Father Oschwald opinion holding that school dis that door to the room in which effective upon its passage. brick, stuccoed on the outside. had fitted him for assuming the able to 8,336 children. Among the Mary waited and prayed. The only Bishop McDevitt was a member (Continued From Page One) tricts are not authorized to carry of the American Catholic Histo The upper stories are now used direction of the colony, and he new activities of the guild was the in their buses any other than pub markings on the outside of the for dormitory purposes, while the took over his work with the in thedral of the Immaculate Con examination of children for hear building were a few smoke Primate Has Jubilee rical society, an orranization hs lic school pupils. School district Dublin.—In St. Patrick’s Synod served as president in 1910. entire basement has oeen mod tention of following in the foot ception. It closed with a'Sivic re ing defects through the use of an No. 9 of Centralia wished to trans smudges. Jim’s frenzied efforts in steps of the founder. ception. audiometer. throwing snow on the flames had hall at Armagh, Cardinal Mac- Because of the infirmities of old ernized and converted into large port parochial school children. Rory, Primate of All-Ireland, was dining halls. The coming of new settlers to Among the notable members of Evidence Meet to Be Nov. 23, 24 helped little. The , fire burned age. Bishop McDevitt was given the laity attending was United Newark, N. J. — Nationally- Vicar General, Chancellor Named itself out and the few dying em presented with an address and an Auxiliary Bishop this year, the “After the short space of ten St. Nazianz, the separation of New Orleans.—The Most Rev. testimonial in the form of a check some original members from the States Senator David 1. Walsh of known figures in Catholic Action bers were smothered with snow. Most Rev. George .A. Leech of years, there were 80 brothers liv Massachusetts, who was one of the John M. Laval, Auxiliary Bishop What started the fire—and, from the laity of the archdiocese Philadelphia, who assumed his du ing in the monastery, and 150 sis association, and financial and legal will address the fourth- annual of New Orleans, has been desig in recognition of his golden jubi difficulties brought new troubles speakers at the civic reception. meeting and Communion break quite possibly, who— they were ties in Harrisburg just a few ters in the convent. The chronicler nated Vicar General of the arch never able to find out. But they lee. days before the Ordinary’s death. tells us that there were about 170 to the colony. The last page of fast of the Nationai Catholic Evi diocese, and the Rev. Michael A. the St. Nazianz chronicle con dence.' conference to be held here had .saved their home— by faith people, married and single, resid 10 Priests and Nuns Are Geehan, Chancellor, it was an and by a miracle “north of fifty.” ing in the village proper. On tains these words: Expelled from Abyssinia Nov. 23 and 24. nounced by the Most Rev. Joseph reading this, one cannot but ad “The year 1896 will be a re Game Sponiortbip Denied F. Rummel, Archbishop of New mire the truly religpous fervor of markable year for the association. Rome.—Reports have reached Washington.—The report that Orleans. here that ten Consolata mission THE REGISTER a small communitv filling two re Immediately after the beginning the Pan American union is spon 200 to Attend Boy Worker*’ Meet ligious houses with sisters and of this year, our attention was aries. priests, and nuns, have been soring the football team of the m Published Every Week by The Catholic Publishing Society, Inc. expelled from Abyssinia by a local New York.—Approximately 200 934-938 Bannock Street, Denvel", Colo. Post Office Box 1497 brothers. called by Father Barth, a priest of preparatcffy school of the National Catholic leaders in the field of Milwaukee, to a certain booklet, ruler. They had been stationed at Unwersity of Mexico, which is leisure time guidance of youth are President...... Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. .Vehr, D.D^ Denver entitled ‘Society of the Divine Sajo, in the Kaffa province, and earning here for a game, was de expected to attend the sixth an President*Emeritus....^..Most Rev. Bishop J Henry Tiben, D.D., Wichita, Kansas Special Rites Asked Savior.’ Since, after the death of their outgoing route lies through a nied by spokesmen for the union. EdItor-in-Chief...... Rt. Rev. Msffr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. nual eastern regional conference SEEN IN gyAKES Manaring Editor..**^...... ,^..^...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour. D. our reverend father, already 105 pestiferous district and is fraught On Guadalupe Feast 'The Mexican team is to play here of Knights of Columbus Boys’ Associate Editors—Rev. Arthur Proehle, A.B.; Millard F. Everett. Jour. H.; members have died and others with considerable danger. Nov. 29. workers Nov. 17. C. J. McNeill, A.B., B.J.; Rev. Walter Canavan, M.A.; Ruth Vincent have left the association, and as Decent Reading Crusade to Begin HoipiUil Work Extolled (Continued From Page One) Mexico City.—In honor of the there is no prospect of new mem Priest Is Killed in St. Paul, Minn.—The “junior Greenville, S. C. — Prominent devastating effect in the locations DIOCESAN EDITIONS fortieth anniversary of the solemn bers’ joining, and as many are crusade for decent reading,” a na persons df this area, including the occupied by Catholic institutions CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGISTER (Fremo) coronation of Our Lady of Guad very old—many believe that our Automobile Accident tion-wide organization initiated by mayor of Greenville and a Luth with the exception of the vicinity Moit Rev. Biihop Philip G. Seber, U.D., President. Rt. Rev. Michael Sullivan, Editor alupe, the Mexican Hierarchy has cause is gradually nearing ex St. Louis, Mo.—'The Rev, Pat eran pastor, extolled the chari of Capitol hill, on which stands SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA REGISTER (S*er*mento) issued a joint pastoral calling for the Catholic Boy in an effort to MoBt Rev. Blihop Robert J. Armatrong, D.D., President tinction. The members acquaint rick Burke, S.J., 71, pastor of St. abolish immoral magazines and table work of the Church in gen Carroll college, and the St. Hel R«v, Patrick A. McHugh, S.T.B.. Editor and Busioe** Managar a novena preceding the Feast of ed themselves with the purpose Francis Xavier’s college church, newspapers, will swing into action eral and the hospital work of its ena Cathedral district Even both NEBRASKA REGISTER (Grand Island) Our Lady of Guadalupe, Dec. 12; a of the above named society with the died at Louisiana, Mo., of injuries immediately. An attempt will be sisterhoods in particular as the of those institutions were severely Host Rev. Bishop S. V. Bona. D.D., President; Rev, Patrick MeOaid (No. Platte), national triduum ox reparation, Editor; Business Director, Rev. Paul Wiese, Grand Island determination to unite themselves received in an automobile accident made to enroll every Catholic boy new $110,000 addition to St. Fran damaged and the east and west EASTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Great Fails) Dec. 9-11, and the renewal by with the society. . . . The Most near Bowling Green. He was or and girl between the ages of 10 cis’ hospital here was opened. walla of the new wing of Carroll Most Rev. Bishop Edwin V O’Hara. D.D., LL.D., President Mexican Catholics of the vow of Rev. Archbishop Katzer of Mil dained in 1903, and had served as and 18 in the crusade. Peace Pageant to Be Given college collapsed with the terrific Rev. Eugene Cergen, Editor and Business Manager dedication to the Patroness of Lat- waukee took steps in the matter prefect of discipline and director South Bend, Ind.—At the invi shock of Oct. 31. WESTERN MONTANA REGISTER (Helena) ,in America made by representa and wrote a personal letter to the of athletics at St. Louis mfiversity. German Nuns Not in U. S. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Victor Day. Administrator, President Chicago.—At the motherhouse tation of the Most Rev. John Fran Two violent earth impacts de Rev. Patrick (3asey, H.A., Editor and Business Manager tives of the entire nation in 1747. superior general. Father Jordan, of the Sisters of Christian Char cis Noll, Bishop of Fort Wayne, molished S t Vincent’s academy NEVADA REGISTER (Rano) with a view to unite the two so St. Mary’s college of Notre Dame and St. John’s hospital on Catholic Mott Rev. Bishop Thomas K. Gorman, D.D., J.C.L., D.Sc.Hist., Fret, and Editor cieties, which have almost the Institute’s New Chapel ity at Wilmette, a suburb of this SOUTHERN NEBRASKA REGISTER (Lincoln) city, it was said that none of the will present a “Pageant of Peace” hill, destroying at the satne time Host Rev. Bishop Louis B. Kucera, D.D., President High and Mighty same purpose.” Is Blessed by Cardinal five German sisters reputed to Nov. 17, at the National Council St. Mary’s rectory and St. Mary’s Rev. Maurice Helmann, M.A.. Jour. D.. Editor and Business Manager The little band of Salvatorians, Philadelphia.—Sts. Nereus and of Catholic Women’s convention church and school of which Father WEST VIRGINIA REGISTER (Wheeling) Marnane is pastor. Rumbling, hor Host Rev. Bishop John J. Swint, D.D., President accompanied by Father Jordan Achilleus’ chapel of St. Mary’s in Fort Wayne. Rev. Frederick J. Schwertx, H.A., Editor and Business Hantgar himself, arrived in 1896 to assume Institute for the Blind, Lansdale, Father Should Head Family ror-laden earth gyrations to the PEORIA REGISTER (Peoria, Illinois) the spiritual and temporal care-of' the gift of Marquis Daniel J. Mur St. Louis.—God and nature in north and east in the outskirts of Most Rev. Biihop J. H. Schlarman, D.D., Ph.D., J.C.D., President the colonists. They were given phy, was dedicated by Cardinal S the city on Oct. 18 and Oct 31 Rev. H. H. Ross, Editor and Business Manager tended the father to be the head SANTA PE REGISTER (SanU Fe, New Mexico) 240 acres of land and the semi Dougherty. of the family, declares the Rev. leveled St. Joseph’s orphanage and Most Rev. Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D., President' nary building. Later, the entire Adolph D. Frenay, O.P., of the the Good Shepherd home. Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. Estvelt, P.A., V.G., Editor property was to be given to the Dominican house of studies, Wash The damage is now at least Rav. Daniel Krahe, O.M.Cap., Assistant Editor Catholic U. Broadcast {$500,000. It will most probably ALTOONA REGISTER (Altoona, Pa.) society for the honor and glory of LEGIUlli lOli ington, D. C., in a new booklet, Most Rev. Bishop J. J. MeCort, D.D., President God and for the education of boys WiU Be Held Nov. 24 ‘‘The Head of the Family,” pub exceed this figure. The “hidden Rev. Thomaa E Madden, Ph.D.. S.T.L.. Editor and Business Manager for the priesthood. A few weeks Washington. — The radio pro lished here by the Central Press loss” will be appalling. In the The Denver Catholic Register (s also a part of this newspaper aystem. later, a group of Salvatorian Sis words of His Excellency, the Most gram to be given in connection (Continued From Page One) bureau of the Central Verein. Price of The Register (dated every Sunday), tl a year. Canada and South ters arrived to take over the with Catholic University day will Prayer* for BUhop A*ked Rev. Ralph L. Hayes, D.D., former verted to Catholicism. He spent Bishop of Helena, “Not one of our Amarica, tl.60. Foreign, $1.75. In bundle lots, one cent a copy if bought colony hospital and to care for be broadcast by the Columbia a month of instruction at Gray- Richmond, Va.—Welcomed to regularly for sale or distribution. many of the sisters of the colony Broadcasting system on Sunday, the see city, the Most Rev. Peter eight church institutions in Helena moor, monastery of the Society for and East Helena escaped without Entered as Second Class Matter at Post Office, Denver, Colorado. convent who had become aged and Nov. 24. The program, which will the Atonement. Later, he joined L. Ireton, Coadjutor Bishop of feeble. In time, they assumed include addresses, by prominent Richmond, called upon the priests severe damage: several of them Th* Registar now has th* largest circulation of religious newspapers In the Mr. Goldstein. are a total loss.” charge of the old monastery, members of the university faculty, “It is my life’s ambition to serve and people of the diocese to pray Engliab language. ‘4 1 ^ colony kitchens, and the orphan will be heard from 1?:46 to 1 p. God and the Church along the fervently for the restoration to Withal, the tragedy of Helena age. Both the Salvatorian Fa m., Eastern Standard time. lines of my great teacher, David health of the Most Rev. Andrew has brought out some of the finer thers and the Salvatorian Sisters Goldstein,” he said here. “His J. Brennan, Bishop of Richmond. features in human nature; the are still at St. Nazianz. which is character and indefatigable zeal Educator* to Meet Nov. 28 spirit of service and help and now headquarters for the Ameri for the cause of Christ will always Atlantic City.—^Presidents and kindly neighborly co-operation has can province of the Society of the Catholic Truths be a real inspiration to me and deans of colleges in the eastern been found on every side, and Divine Savior. to the many who know him well.” regional unit of the college de Christian charity has mitigated the Why Not\lnvest for At the time of the golden jubi “The life work of carrying the partment of the National Cath hard lot of the many victims of lee of thp colony in 1904, there Aim of Crusade Catholic message to the man in the olic Educational association will the earthquake area. were still 19 brothers in the mon street,” he added, “is well worth hold a luncheon meeting here Nov, astery. Brother John (Jramlich, (Continued From Page One) the best in any man, and I hope 29. Lifetime and Eternity? who was the last superior (Haus- for a series of informative sermons the day will come when there will TypUt Association Nation-wide Hays’ Counsel in TUrough the vater), died in 1920. His is one to be delivered in every parish in be scores of automobiles touring Hays, Kans.—The Catholic High of the last names in the necrology the hope that the “What and the the country with the approbation School Typist association, organ of the association. All in all, 309 Why” of Catholic teachings may of the Hierarchy and the backing ized here in 1933 with the ap S. V. D. ANNUITY PLAN names are inscribed in this book; be brought to both Catholic and of the clergy. With traveling proval of the Most Rev. Francis J. Papal Audience they all persevered until the end. non-Catholic. Pulpit dialogues, lecturers supplementing the even Tief, Bishop of Concordia, now Rome.— (INS)—Pope Pius XI ;| On the occasion of the diamond which have proven popular and greater work of the local Evidence has membership in 30 schools and /f Fob Do jubilee in 1928, the fathers and effective in the presentation of guilds, we may confidently expect Monday received in audience I teachings, will hold a prominent has become nation-wide. Charles Clyde Pettijohn, general | the proud residents of the village a real turn in this country to our First Gonzaga U. P r e » Dead You wjll receive a high rate of intereat (5%, 6%, could not “but feel a deep sense place in this plan. Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.” Spokane.—The Very Rev. J. J. counsel of the Will Hays organize- J | 7 %) as long as you live. of gratitude for God’s continued The members of the archdioc Rebmann, S.J., first president of tion, the Motion Picture Producers blessing upon St. Nazianz. The esan band of speakers that Arch and Distributors of America. Pet You {vill know what your money is doing, now and bishop Mitty has chosen for this Opposition Is Urged Gonzaga university, died at the tijohn, who lives at Rye, N. Y.^ has after your death. Olie” Oltea settlers had founded the village work have been especially trained age of 84 years. He was a native for the sake of religion, had To Anti-Social Bills of Germany and had served as an been working co-operatively with You will share in the noblest work on earth, the Olsen It left halfback of the planted the cross; and St Nazi for the presentation of Catholic Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago to truths. They will work under the New York.—Vigorous opposi ambulance worker in the Franco- improve the morality of the films. saving of immortal souls through our An Gonsaga unirersity aleTen of Spo anz, thus founded and conse tion to birth prevention and steri Prussian war. kane, Wash. His forte is kicking direction of Father Hurley, who crated, has continued in the faith has devoted the last ten years ex lization measures likely to come Fr. Gilli* in 7tk Broadcast Series nuity Plan. those lazy, tantalizing spirals that and has given to the world every clusively to giving such lectures in up at the next session of congress Washington.—The series of ad HELP WANTED go high in the air and travel long j thing that a village of its size was urged in a message dispatched dresses now being given over the Write for Particulars, Stating Age, to distances. But ha can also run, the Northwest. MEN-WOMEN— $50-$180 A MO. could give, in heroic example, in Archbishop Mitty has asked that to state regents and state officers, Catholic Hour by the Rev. James for Institutions, Hospitals, Etc. pass, and block proficiently, there self-sacrifice, in consecrated labor, and grand regents of 2,000 subor M. Gillis, C.S.P., editor of tne by making himself generally use Catholics give their support to the —Evoryv/hero Rev. Father Ralph, Society of the ^ i and in productivity of Catholic en crusade by their prayers, offering dinate courts of the Catholic Catholic World, is the seventh NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NECES- ful around a gridiron on a given terprise—all, in the words of Fa their good works and Holy Com Daughters of America, by Supreme group delivered by Father Gillis in S.\r.Y. A 1 hind* of JOBS PRACTICALLY Divine Word, Box 6, Techny, 111. aftemimn. He weighs 186 pounds ther Oschwald, ‘to promote the munions to Almighty God, that He Regent Miss Mary^C. Duffy of the national broadcast since its in EVERYWr'ERE—Writ* NOW. ene’oaing end kails from Missoula, Mont. stenp, to Scharf Buranu, Dept. 11-17-12, welfare of their neighbor.’ ” bless this work. Newark, N. J. "" ception. 145 W. 4Stb St„ Maw York. ■V
1 Sunday, November 17, 1935 T H E REGISTER PAGE THREE •^STRANGE BUT TRUE** By U, J. Murray ASK AND LEARN I THE BOOK: Feast'of Mary AddhrcMi P. O. Box 1497, Doaoor, Colorado K.CHA(>EL
(Continued From Pole One) and the world’s Catholic popula retary of state; and then it passes SOLVE UNEMPLOYMENT tion of more than 330,000,000 too into the hands of the secretary of strong an enemjr to combat. Al war, who murders hit predecessor ready the Vatican has built up an and preserves his power by warring Washington.—A permanent so reach a decision on its future re iron ring around the Reich. Prince on Mexico. The success of this lution of the nation’s unemploy lief policy in the next few weeks. Bismarck was not strong enough revolution brings a counter-revo ment problem will probably be one The President is now preparing the Ill I l l 'S 10' of the major issues before the federal budget for the next fiscal to subdue the Catholic opposition, lution, and we are left in doubt at forthcoming congressional session. and it would be surprising if Hit the end as to whether a co-opera year for submission to congress in Detroit.—“Tobacco Road.” the The present emergency method January. It -will reveal the gov ler succeeded where the great tive commonwealth or a corporate Washington.—A study made by of handling relief is regarded by chancellor haiT to admit defeat.” j state wins. The book is a novel, play that has run afoul of the law ernment’s relief plans. in Chicago, was closed here by or the Rt. Rev, Msgr. John A. Ryan, many as not satisfactory. Bil In recent months, considerable ------1 but is Lewis’ contribution to the professor of moral theology at the lions of dollars have been spent on We talked a few days ago to a I dominant in many reviews der of Circuit Judge Guy A. sentiment has developed for the Miller and assailed by the jurist Catholic University of America, public works programs to create establishment of a scientific dole Bishop who works along the Mexi- j y***" or two that our reveals, he announces, that of jobs and other billions have been can border and who knows the I ''«P“blic is on its way out. This as “stupid, profane, obscene, and system, patterned along Uie lines degrading.*’ 770 Irish names considered in the paid in direct relief. Despite this of the British dole, as a permanent facts about the nation to our i f***‘"K '* fostered by two great “Who’s Who in America, 1932- outlay of relief funds, there are south. When the Rotarians, Lions, 1 forces: Tories afraid of high taxa- Considering a petition for an relief measure. It is estimated injunction to restrain police from 1938,” 840 can be classified as said to be still upwards of 10,000,- that a dole system would cost the and other American groups toured tion that will eliminate unlimite/1 Catholics, while 430 are to he re 000 men and women out of work. fortunes, and Soviet sympathizers, interfering with the production. government about one-half as Mexico last summer,' parties of Judge Miller attended the per garded as non-Catholics or “fallen Administration officials are be much as the present emergency visitors were taken into churches whose chief fear is Fascism. For awaji.” ginning to turn their thoughts to our own part, we believe there is formance of the play Nov. 4. He public works program. One esti where Solemn Pontifical Masses denied the injunction the follow “Since many of the biographical the development of permanent mate has been made that an un were under way in all' their ritual no serious danger to this country, sketches do not mention the reli plans for meeting this pressing provided badly needed reforms, ing day. The play was beginning employment dole would cost annu istic splendor. Guides asserted its fourth week in this city, and gious affiliation,” Monsignor Ryan problem. There is one school of ally less than $2,000,000,000, as that these things could not be if looking toward a more decent dis said in announcing his findings, “it thought within the government compared with the $4,000,000,000 tribution of wealth and the chance Judge Miller expressed amaze that believes the country is faced the country had a real religious ment that it was ever permitted can only be inferred from the sub public works program in the cur persecution. But what really hap given to everybody to earn a liv ject’s education, associations, etc. with a permanent unemployed rent fiscal year. ing, are pushed through. to run past the “first ten minutes army of five or six million workers, pened was that Bishops and priests of the first act.” It is confidently believed, however, That the federal government were compelled to hold their serv that the incorrectness of the clas even if there should be a return to “It is difficult to imagine,” he the 1929Wevel of prosperity. These will insist on the states and mu ices simply to show off before the The formal setting up of the said, “any production so complete sification does not exceed 10 per nicipalities’ carrying a large share tourists. Every time a service is new commonwealth government in cent. Deducting that proportion officials point out that even in the ly devoid of literary or artistic boom period more than 2,000,000 of the nation’s relief burden was held, of course the religion-hungry the Philippines finds the Catholic merit. Possibly the actors might from the total of the non-Catholic made clear in the week. Harry Church with fourteen archdioceses, list, we find that it is still greater were jobless. In the depression natives flock to it. Most of the be able to act if they had a ve Thu latest photo of the sovereign royal couple of Great Britain years, industry has become more Hopkins, federal relief adminis time, Mass is-forbidden. Mexico dioceses, atid prefectures apostolic hicle for whatever talent they may was taken as King George and (Jueen Mary attended a London theater than the Catholic list.” trator, in announcing this new is perpetuating her bandit govern in the islands. The Philippines A few prominent names have highly mechanized and more effi possess. They have not. at a vaudeville performance for the benefit of needy actors. cient and is now capable of in policy, said that the national ment by meant of soldiery. In have their own Apostolic Delegate. “The dialogue is stupid, pro been omitted. Monsignor Ryan government no longer accepts re many cases, a man has to join the The largest ecclesiastical division said, because they do not seem to creasing production with less fane, obscene, and degrading. The workers. sponsibility for the support of all army in order to keep himself and is the Archdiocese of Manila, with characters are disgusting, bestial, be exclusively Irish. He listed “employables” on the relief rolls. hit family alive. If he raises a 1,480,000 Catholics, a larger arch and brutishly cruel. So utterly such names as Butler, Hayes, Har The ability of industry to get He declared that all “employables” crop and is not a soldier, the mili diocese than exists in the United foul is the whole thing that I rington, Kennedy, and McDonald. along with less man-power has as well as all “unemployables” still States. Archbishop Michael J. LATE WORLD NEWS “Had they been included,” he said, been clearly demonstrated in re on the federal relief rolls as •. of tarists come along and steal it. If would no more put into the rec cent months when production has Mass is said on a private property, O’Doherty, a native of Ireland, is ords of this court the language “the excess of non-Catholic over Dec. 1 will be cut off those lists in charge. The auxiliary is Bishop Catholic persons would have been been accelerated in many lines an informer has the legal right that is used in it than I would Proteitunt Minister Convert Bourne, Andrifeu, Locatelli, and without a corresponding gain in and turned back to the states and within six months to denounce the William T. Finnemann, S.V.D., a conduct itS' proceedings in the considerably increased; for exam their political subdivisions for such native of Germany and a former Macao, China.—Fifty Chinese La Fontaine. ple, ‘Who’s Who’ lists some 27 employment figures. j>roprietor and the property goes fumes of a stench bomb.” converts have just been baptized Church 150 Year* in Korea care as they may provide without to the informer. Hence the cele pastor in Chicago, who bas worked Butlers, of whom only one appears 'The administration will likely federal aid. for years among the Filipinos. by the Most Rev. Jose da Costa Peng Yang, Korea.—The 150th to be a Catholic. Several well- bration of even secret Masses is Nunes, Bishop of Macao. One of anniversary of the Catholic Church This new policy is, in effect, a becoming increasingly difficult. Since the Spanish missionaries known Irish names are spelled in Bigotry Due to Politics reversal of the position taken by left as a result of the Spanish- the converts was formerly a Prot in Korea was celebrated for three more than one way; for example Tourists are often misled by the 1,000 Baptisms estant minister. days at Peng Yang. It was also Dublin.—The reluctance of the the President at the outset of the fact that far more liberty is al American war, the islands have Garvin and Garvan, Kelly and Northern government to institute $4,000,000 work-relief program. suffered greatly from scarcity of Pope at Rite for Cardinals the tenth annviersary of the beati Kelley, McCormick and McCor lowed in the Federal District (Mex Vatican City. — His Holiness fication of the Korean martyrs. an inquiry into the origin of the At that time, the President ico City) than elsewhere. The priests, but great progress has Year’s Record mack, McLoughlin and McLaugh Belfast riots has been attributed laid down the thesis that the been made particularly in the last gave absolution at.the catafalque Socialist School Drive Launched lin, In each of these and similar war on religion is having a disas at the annual solemn requiem serv Mexico City.—The federal min to political motives. The Orange federal government would be re trous effect on the morals of young decade in the instruction of the cases, the spelling here used cov men support the government and sponsible for the relief of all “em people. Manuel Quezon, the new Shunking, China.—Over 1,000 ices held in the Sistine chapel for istry of public education has ers, all other spellings. people, particularly girls. Teach Baptisms have been registered in , the members of the Sacred college launched upon a formidable and keep it in power, and any con ployables” on the relief rolls and f;.'' ers deliberately foster the sex president of the commonwealth, is “Names that have only one rep demnation of Orange methods that the states must take respon a Catholic, having returned to the the course of the past year in the v.’ho had died since last Novem nation-wide campaign for the So spirit among school children. ber, namely, Caydinals Gasparri, cialist school, resorting to every resentative in ‘Who’s Who’ are would lead to the withdrawal of sibility for all the “unemploy faith of his ancestors some years Vicariate of Shunking. omitted. Inasmuch as these are that support, it is contended. ables.” ago as a result of instructions A new seminary and chapel are means available to reach the peo almost equally divided between The great powers of Europe find given him during a sea voyage by being erected. The girls’ school, GLOBE NOVENA ple and to arouse interest in So Catholics and non-Catholics, their it so easy to put across propaganda the Archbishop of Manila. There under the direction of Sisters of cialist education. Priory Becomes Abbey omission does not affect the gen against Italy in the Italian-Ethiot were 2,'37 schools in the Philip the Sacred Heart of Jesus, has in OF MASSES, PLAN eral result. A large proportion of pi^n. war that we delight in pre pines before the American occupa creased its enrollment to over 100. Quebec.—The Cistercian prioi’y those appearing in the non-Cath The Register Shopping Guide senting facts favorable to the Ital tion. Now there are 7,671 public Non-Catholics, as well as Cath Milwaukee. — The American at Mistassini in the Diocese of olic column were born in the ian side, although we wish Musso- olics. are well pleased with this in branch of the Missionary Associa Chicoutimi has been raised to the . AND MRS. SHOPPER—The RsfUttr rccommcBds this alphaheticaUr'’ schools. Magellan discovered the rank of an abbey. southern states and were prob iadsasd tist of busisasa aad pralassioBal for your aoeds. As Uadors Jipi had used statesmanship in islands in 1521 and the Diocese of stitution. tion of Catholic Women, from its ably not even baptized Catholics. ia thsir rarieus Hats« tboy are wall e^ipyee to fira you exeaUent aanriea. stead of arms to strive for the Manila was established just sixty The foundation has been laid for national office at Milwaukee, an Journalism School Grows The designation ‘Fallen Away’ has Givt tba« a trial and ahow your appreciatiou. for thty art co-oparatlnir with procuring of necessary land and the construction of a new Bishop’s nounces the completion of ar Madrid.— Debate’s school of ua ia viviaf you a fiaar publication. years later. Seven years after, it journalism, which opened in 1926 been added to non-Catholics be the settlement of barbarian prob was made an archdiocese. The residence. The former residence rangements for the holding of an cause many of those recorded in lems. Ignatius Phayre, writing in United States has done great work will be converted into an orphanage other of its globe-encircling no- with 50 students, resumes studies and a dispensary. this fall with 282 enrolled. These ‘Who’s Who’ were evidently born DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL GROCERY The Empire Review, London, gives among the Filipinos, but it was venas of continuous Masses from Catholics, but have since ceised facts from a British standpoint to Dec. 17 to Dec. 25. Last May, as students range in age from 18 to Spanish missionaries who civilized 40 and include physicians, attor to practice their religion. A cer DR. W. F. LOCKE Westerkamp Bros. show what neighboring colonies of the people and made them the only Obscene Literature Is a fitting conclusion to its annual tain number of them will probably Catechist Fund drive, the associa neys, military men, teachers, and KE. 8613 KE. 8613 KE. 9043 S106 Wash. Abyssinia have been up against. Christian nation of the Orient. The students alr^d y advanced in other die Catholics if circumstances are 1216 Speer Blvd. The British find it politically ad elite of the Filipinos .are extremely Confiscated by Police tion sponsored its first novena of ta'vorable.” Talk—Don't Walk— continuous Masses, in honor of subjects. VETERINARIAN Telephone TOur Order visable to stand against Mussolini, proud of their Spanish culture and Brooklyn, N. Y.—Obscene lit Scouts t4 Learn Church Rites but they have to admit the Italian will keep it alive. erature, with an alleged value of Our Mother of Perpetual Help. Small Animal Specialists Everything 8 .Good Grocery 825,000, was repbi'ted seized by This novena was greeted with such London.—Catholic Boy Scouts in Truth and Decency Are Should Have arguments about the horrors of the Diocese of Salford are to be slave raids over the border of Abys detectives in a raid on a Bronx universal enthusiasm, and was so Aims of Youth Drive Cat and Dog Hospital Be«t Foods at Lowest Prices Many Americans Visit roundly endorsed by Bishops and taught how to prepare a sick room CUPPING—SURGERY—DISEASE We Deliver sinia. The raids into British col apartment. The confiscated mate for a priest, how to baptize in case New York.—The Catholic Youth onies cost tens of thousands of Polish Patriot's Tomb rial filled a truck. missionaries in every quarter of Movement for Truth and Decency the mission field, that it was de of need, and how to serve Mass. REAL ESTATE S INSURANCE pounds a year in preventive serv Cracow, Poland.—The tomb of This will be part of their regular was inaugurated under the spon WJWMWJWJWJWJVMl ices. The capture and sale of the Tadeusz Kosciuszko, Polish Cath Former Editor Again cided to repeat it. scout training. sorship of the Angelic Warfare HORACE W. BENNETT & captured slaves are ‘‘callous and olic who served as George Wash Convert Lecturers Urged here Nov. 13. This date was se The firms listed here de COMPANY ruthless in method.” A Major ington’s adjutant in the Revolu To Direct Magazine First Indo-Chinese London.—The use of convert lected as the beginning of thfe cru serve to be remembered Boston. — Dorn Virgil Michel, T.'bor 1271 TAbor 1271 Darley counted the ‘‘dead and dy tionary -war and -was voted the Bishop Assumes See clergymen as an organized band of sade in the interest of Catholic when you are distributing ing bodies of more than .50 cap thanks of congress, is now in the O.S.B., first editor of Orate Frat- lecturers for the Church was sug youth because Nov. 13 is the feast 210 Tabor Building tives” after one battle to release vault of the Cathedral of Cracow. res and nationally known for his Rome.—The Most Rev. Peter A. gested by the Rev. C. C. Martin- of the patronage of St. Thomas your patronage in the dif REAL ESTATE arrested natives. When the home Hundreds of Americans visit it liturgical and sociological writings, Marcou, 78-year-old missionary dale, S.J., at the annual Mass of Aquinas. ferent lines of business. LOANS AND INVESTMENTS markets are glutted, the Ethiopi every year. will again assume editorial direc Bishop and Vicar Apostolic of the Converts’ Aid society here. Choice Apartmjsnts for Rent ans sell the surplus in Arabia, tion of the magazine with the Phat Diem, Indo-China, has been Father Martindale said that mar 1^0,000 Indorse Appeals vvwrtfwwwwwwwvvvvvys INSURANCE OF. ALL KINDS across the Red Sea. Five thous Nov. 30 issue. obliged by failing health to resign ried clerg:ymen who become Cath and men, women, and children a Annual Radio Series his office and has turned over the olics are often faced ivith starva Of Mexican Bishops duties of Vicar Apostolic to his year are thus sold, ‘‘holy Mecca” Begins on 10th Year 1st Catholic Hospital tion. Mexico City.—The complete text being one of the chief markets. Oklahoma'City, Okla.—The an (Coadjutor, the Most Rev. John ‘Press Is Nearly Everything’ To Be Opened in Korea Baptist Tong. Bishop Tong, the of a memorial presented to Presi Remember that they are the “sur nual radio series on Church doc Ghent. — “With the Catholic dent Lazaro Cardenas in the name Boston.—The first Catholic hos-, new Ordinary, is the first Indo-Chi press we have nearly everything, plus” of the Ethiopian market. trine, popular with listeners pital in Korea probably will be’ of 150,000 members of the Con “At least one-third of the old em- throughout the Southwest, began nese Bishop. without it nothing” is a slogan that federation of National Civic opened next summer at Hiken, 20 was advanced at the congress here .pire’s total population are either as the Rev. John J. Walde, pio miles south of the Manchukuoan Groups gives full indorsement to serfs or human chattels to be neer radio priest, started his tenth of the Work of S t Paul, organiza the recent appeals of the Mexican border, by the Maryknoll Fathers. Professor Is Named to tion directed by the Hierarchy and bought, sold, or exchanged like year of the work. The program is At present, there is no Catholic Hierarchy for the repeal of the St. Francis St. Dominic’s mules and cattle.” broadcast over station KOMA Hold U. S. Wage Probe devoted to the promotion of good laws persecuting religion in this hospital for the more than 141,000 San Franci.sco.—John D. O’ reading. It is about time that the civil every Wednesday evening from members of the faith in Korea. country. The memorial lists many ized nations were doing something 6:15 to 6:30, Central Standard Reilly, Jr., professor of law at the proofs that the measures are with De Sales’ I to end conditions like this. Musso- time. University of San Francisco, has College Dental School out legal or moral justification. ; Uni is not asking too much when Former President of been appointed by the United States secretary of labor to hold Receives Scholarship i he demands a protectorate over English Church Gift St. Mary’s College Dies Detroit.—The University of De T H E BROADWAY COAL an investigation before the grand ; Ethiopia by other countries. Oakland, Calif.—Brother Greg troit school of dentistry is the DEPARTMENT Of Sheila Kaye-Smith ory, 58, former president of St. jury to determine prevailing Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. i wages in tl\p city for work on Al- recipient of a three-year scholar STORE COMPANY The Magazine Digezt, which it Northiam, Sussex.----A church Mary’s college and one-tim« pro II ADOS ettraz island. ship of $800 for each year offered F. A. Muniford, Mgr. published at Toronto, says in an that will stand as a memorial to vincial of the Christian Brothers by a pharmaceutical company of J. M. CONES, Pres. the beneficence of the famous W. 25th and Decatur GA. 5125 editorial based on an article by a of the Pacific, died after a long Kalamazoo. The fund will be used 21 to 51 South Broadway Rhodes scholar in Harper’s, that Catholic convert-novelist, Sheila illness. H^ had beeh retired since Prelate Is Chairman on for the purpose of research work “sturdy little England, fighting Kaye-Smith (Mrs. Penrose Fry), March. Wage Arbitration Board on children’s groups in institu ID [[ADD[ LEAD fearful odds, is slowly declining will be opened Dec. 8, and dedi tions. cated to St. Teresa. Fort Wayne, Ind.—The Rt. Rev. L. C. B. A. I into a civilized, unimportant, and Mass Said for First Msgr. T. M. Conroy, rector of the Annunciation j pleasant little kingdom.” Over a A 50-yard touchdown drive in St. Mary’s Branch No. 298 Time Within Cemetery Cathedral, was selected as the Pioneers Are Reburied the last few minutes of play en period of 50 years this decline Priest Succumbs At neutral chairman of the arbitra I Heetings held every second and fourth | San Francisco.—For the first San Antonio.—With Church and abled the Cathedral gridders to I Thursday of the month at 2 o’clock . may leave her “without interna- Wheel of Automobile tion board to settle a wage dispute State dignitaries participating and LONDON MARKET AND ! tional importance.” The reason is time since the space of ground njaintain their unblemished record HOLY GHOST CHURCH HALL Montreal.—Driving from ,,l)iB atop Presidio hill was set aside for between street railway employes a guard of honor from Fort Sam in the Parochial Football league GROCERY j her loss of world markets for her and a service corporation. 19TH AND CALIFORNIA STS ! manufactured goods since the summer home after baptizing a the interment of the nation’s Houston present, the remains of 37 Sunday, when the undefeated OSCAR TUNNELL, Prop. I World war. Japan, after paying niece, the Rev. J. A. Benoit, 63, heroic dead, a Mass was celebrat Texas pioneers were interred in Bluejays knocked over the An founder and pastor of St. Nicho ed in the cemetery on Armistice Play to Depict Trial San Fernando cemetery after a nunciation team, 6 to 0, for their Quality Meats and Groceries j tariff, can lay a yard of velvet on procession from ,San Fernando Ca { a London counter cheaper than it las’ church, died at the wheel of day. Three priest-army chaplains thjrd consecutive league -win. The 3800 Walnut Street his car. served as officers of the Mass. Of St. Thomas More thedral, where impressive cere Regis Reds easily triumphed over Phonei: MA. 5239—TA. 3845 can be bought in England. India, Philadelphia.—The presentation monies had been held. The bodies the Sacred Heart eleven, 32 to 0, Canada, Australia, and South Af of “The Greater Glory,” an Amer had been disinterred in the exca pushing across touchdowns in each St. Anne’s Shrine rica, to mention only members of May Be 1936 G. 0. P. Team ican Catholic Historical society vation for the new federal build quarter. U K La O Prieet Every Da) the empire, have a growing indus production to be staged in the trial independence that is break ing. Cathedral 6, Annunciation Team 0 Academy of Music Nov. 20, prob This gsnie was a grim battle of TWO STORES Arvada ing “England’s financial heart.” ably will mark the first opportunity America, too, is suffering from two great offensive teams, with SAME PRICES Mata on Sunday at 8:30 A. M. ever afforded lawyers of today to Ordinary Sets Goal of each thrusting back the other’s at tjie new ability of other nations to witn'es.s and hear an authentic Sunday Devotions at 7:45 P. M. make or raise things we once sold 20,000 Catholic Scouts tack until the late minutes of the h>nroiiaatti!»nnw ff repi'oduction of one of the most , St. Paul, Minn.—Placing 1937 last quarter. At this time, Cathe NOVENA IN HONOR OF ST. at high profit. In 1929, our South famous court proceedings in legal 3401 Franklin St. SlOl WlUkMW Si. produced 60 per cent of the cotton as the deadline for the mobiliza dral took the ball near midfield, ANNE ON THURSDAY AT 7:45 history—the trial for treason of tion of 20,000 Catholic Scouts in and on -two forward pass plays I of the world; in 1934, only 41 per St, Thomas More. 1 cent. The cotton-control program the Twin Cicies, Archbishop Mur advanced the pigskin to the Car i was taken advantage of by other ray declared that in each city he dinal one-jmrd line. From here, DE~SELLEM '■ nations to steal our foreign mar- Chalice Is Returned -«'ants 5,000 Boy Scouts and 5,- Kerr plowed across for the lone The firms listed here de Ironton, 0.—The gold chalice 000 Girl Scouts.' marker. FUEL AND FEED CO. 1 ket. Brazil, Russia, India, China, CHARLES A. DeSELLEM serve to be remembered I and Egypt are in hard competition taken from the sacristy of St. Regis 32, Sacred Heart 'Team 0 Lawrence’s church last May was Vvith Ryan, Porter, and Hickey We Ship by Rail when you are distributing I with us. Brazil produced only Religious, Principal of leading the scoring parade, the PHONE TA. 3205 700,000 bales in 1*933, but expects returned to the church as myste your patronage in the dif riously as it was stolen. Only a Public School, Succumbs Regis gridders passed and plunged 36TH AND WALNUT to grow 1,600,000 in 1926. It is to a decisive win over the Outlaws. RES. PHONE MA. 8S44 ferent lines of business. better cotton than ours. A new few scratches marred the vessel, a San Francisco.—Brother Henry prized keepsake of the pastor. J. Fink, S.M.j who for many years Ryan raced 37 yards for one cotton-picking machine, to be on had been principal of the public touchdown and pushed through the market in 1936, at a maximum school of St. Boniface, Manitoba, right tackle for another. Porter price of $1,000, will gather as and for a time president of the chalked up two field markers on I much cottoft in eight hours as a Bishop Muench Manitoba Teachers’ association, drives of five and seven yards, re ; hand-picker could in three months. succumbed. He had formerly spectively, and Hickey rammed The estimated cost per acre is 98 taught in St. Joseph’s school in center for the other counter, cents. More than 900,000 hand- Ingressum Held San Francisco. RANGERS LEAD pickers will be thrown out of DRUGGISTS TOWEL & LINEN SUPPLY work. The machine, however, will Fargo, N. D.—Impressive cere- SOLDIERS AT HALF lessen the cost of producing Amer Scout Course Held A touchdown by Ryan in the YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MOUNTAIN TOWEL SUPPLY CO. ican cotton and may help win back mcmies marked the installation of Cincinnati.—Twenty-five scouts will he filled correctly at the Most Rev. Aloysius J. Muench second period, following Regis’ re WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Service for OffieeB* Berbers, part of the lost foreign markets. and scoutmasters were awarded covery of a fumbled punt on the Resteurenta. Stores, end Benquets as Bishop of Fargo. The cere certificates of specialization for Ph. SP. 9765 1096 South Gaylord St. mony was held in the Cathedral of opponents’ 19-yard line, gave the 3104 Downiof MAlo 7960 Sinclair Lewi*’ new book, “It their participation in the Scout Rangers a 6-to-O lead at the half St. Mary and the Most Rev. John Leadership school completed here Patronize Our Advertisers S. P. DUNK, Meoeger {Can’t Happen Here” (Doubleiiav, Gregory Murray, Archbishop of St. over the First infant;^ team of I Doran & Co., $2.50), deal* with by the Catholic Youth organiza Fort Warren, Wyo., in the tilt Paul, officiated. tion of Cincinnati. {the rise in 1936 of an American Archbishop -Murray told of the played Saturday at Regis field. A Francis J. Fisher, Inc. The firms listed here de i Fascist dictatorship, which passes sacrifice Bishop Muench had made sustained attack by the heavier 'through three hands. First comes in leaving His post as rector of St. New Stadium Dedicated soldiei's’ team in the-final periods TAbor 6204 serve to be remembered a senator modeled on the late Huey Francis’ seminary, Milwaukee, to Spring Hill, Ala. — The new netted three touchdown and a 19- when you are distributing Long who achieves the thief exec Political significance is being read into this meeting of Gov. Alf come to Fargo. The Most Rev. John $12,000 stadium at Spring Hill to-6 win. Ryan’s interception oi Cement, Plaster, Mortar utive power by the aid of a Meth M. London (left) of Kansas and Gov. Harold G. Hoffman of New J. Lawler, Bishop of Rapid City, college was formally dedicated a pass and 70-yard return to the your patronage in the dif-y odist Bishop; then the power is Jersey, for they are regarded as the possible Republican Presidential was the celebrant of Solemn Pon with impressive ceremonies and a opponents’ 20 was a feature f ‘ Metal Lath, Stucco ferent lines of business. aalzed by his morally depraved sec- and Vice Presidential ticket in 1936. tifical Mass. football game. the fray. 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER