The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25
Ic1ous ENCYCLOPEDIA

rsrin.Chlen VI. OF George VIII
:. aisr yoiSI'e MI e.. Associate Editor,
Glnore. u.Irr M' department editors:
4, foiloMsin Beckwith. d. D.,
ssrs AusysS Systematic Theology;
sfrsnt Carroll, q LII. D.. Depart
u Rng denominations; James
n'hoi, D. D., Department OF
'53s NlssoR Religious Orders; James
-rss anrSv ans Ph. D.. Ill. D., De-
nc Aetn ,ne Old Testament: Henry
pnt o. sh sI D. D., Department or
der Nasm Na..,ament, Albert Henry
ysT D. Ii. D.. Department
u-sn, 4; pnstory: and Frank Horace
cEch frA Department OF Pro-
1ltiy r ID u Typography. Complete
binn t,,mes' a,,h Volume y. Funk
1sayf lie. Vic Company. Publishers,
,,uss of this monumental
sO'' nTeceded the present one,
=. IN ssen reviewed in their order
.lnmns This volume ranges
y eaiu;i easa.;sties and items from
,'sa ..Son of God. " The num-
pa ~ " treated in it is 695, mum.
pp plpo1loborators ]64. number OF
~ The whole twelve volumes
y. ,.sate 5000 pages, treating
s9Ss and will be written by
.sIn GOO editors and collabo.
and is produced at a cost OIL
18th volume is uniform in
W. nerfection with those that
~ rS.,tsd il. The publishers ann
yoIume every three months,
s, more are yet to appear TO
u the work. -,
,s,ss the two articles that Will
.,,,.,t attention in Volume X. at
s'ars those defining the posi-
shs Roman Catholic Church on
M, nj the Bible in the Public
~ % and the fundamental rea-
= The establishment and develop
fheir :'Parochial Schools In
r';t,d States - Both these articles
slften by Prof, j. i, Driscoll,
!, Roman Catholic of standing,
'er faithfully reflect the position
4, church in these important and
zaiters. The longer article on
~ Catholics, !" written by Prof.
q. T. Mccarthy, Phi. d., of the
d Catholic University at Wash
q D. C.. gives resume OF the
-, discipline, worship, cere-
Es and development OF the church
1 d countries and lands. Occasion
|lIn TO praise the work of the
ID Catholic church among the
q american Indians, and, also, 10
Es why that church has done so
= ia the negro.
|aued Music" is most impor
\ nd informing article. The first |
EGh is written BY Prof. BENIN
4 IL German 0rientalist and Vice
ID Tor Holland, in Jerusalem, is
u historical, covering the religious
\ q music and musical instruments |
|riy Bible times. particularly that
|fnlsody among the Hebrews. The
II ysrt Of the article, written by |
y KgstGn of the University or
Egs takes up the character, pur
! nl forms OF sacred music as dc
czAi by ibe Protestant and Catho-
|a,ipliohs of It's place in divine
|Gp throughout the early, middle |
sa7e recent years of the church IS /
y. The third, or concluding part |
y sublect, is written by Waldo S. |
Nus. D. and Professor of Music |
aynnology at Hartford Theo-
Seminary. His special task has /
y review the status of sacred |
= England and America during
VI 18th aud Goth centuries, in
ia egHey of hymnology in gen
Tie photography TO the article ;
ssls and valuable.
eSysls of Religion" is both his /
and critical. showing what the
sint church has done at various
and what the Roman Catholic !
es accomplished in its .'mis.
aVIce. One feature touched |
'hc occult phenomena. which |
ENlss accompanies all revival ex-
enl Service Of the Church -
snaS has been the aim and the
sG,niS Of the church since its
assTS toward the betterment
.ila In general 1t is signifi-
ao'e that the doctrine of pre-.
Is become practically a gos.
.aafltabie work. The most
81. 81, movements today in proven
Sny are tenement. house re-
.uanc against tuberculosis, the
-, . sgalnst child labor. the
I,..or I.s. lor parks and play grounds,
;,a'sa' FOR the reduction OF the
a.a J.. Oh population, for prison re-
s.,,, ~ better e health. and many like
is,a & charity workers arc en-.
Tue prominence of heredity
,lIUnnent ,l as causes of poverty
.,;. |s article on Christian
E = y. las first part is written by
:. S'r1ns, a Christian Scientist
kl@ :. me affairs of the Mother
H., ~ ~ hoston, 1t hears the i'm.
Z an,Sar al Mrs, Eddy. and may be
/ h S5SS.aoIltative Of the position
|,ki, Pnuich % of Christ Scientist. -
4 D., ssllmate of the system writ
|S Jsn S. Lyman P. Powell, rector
i b,;os church, Northampton,
stis,,,.' I,'e, ! but incisive, and shows
M knowledge of the teach.
sa,hI;S.' hIv;S'Ilnes Of the cuh. But
4. M Pagg part Of the subject.
q MY M John T. Carson, D. D.,
9. B,oo1LIe 1Ie Central Presbyterian
d and arS'Snyn, N Y, is still more
\ ,ts,aei nueisive and brings many
With ithEenis Ge Of Science and
ss,r".;, mi euide to the scripfures'i
q. ,.loh yho to the scripture IL
b n;;ndos ;ndoie subject affords, to
IA d;.aed. d;suoed person, a sober. crit,
b. f,p~sSlonate f,nn estimate of the
ID Of ya ca within and without the
ssn i1ations are but a few
kat,, iiaege number of important
b 'ng a,uaI articles in volume X
Ajden, 'Ig other biographies one
hnop cJh"seph Fielding Smith of
"so vGiureh' Articles on "Ritu.
th,p tss,lsm, tssm, Sacrament. -
|t' SIS, SIerpent Worship" and
ans.," ,"Sc,hNolasticisan, - "salva.
y as samnria, - Scotland. :"