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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
PRAISES ST. THOMAS.

The American Journal of Sociology
a magazine numbering among its
contributors the most eminent OF
American sociologists, gives an in
teresting article from the pen OF
James Harrington Boyd entitled
Specialization of the Law"
1.-The great master-students," says
BOYD, I'm the development of the prin-
ciples of jurisprudence of modern CIV
ilization were Friedrich Carl Won Sa-
vigny, Bernard Windshield, and Ru-
dolph Won Jhering." OF the latter we
are told: Or. Rudolph Won Jhering
(1S1S-1S92), died in Goettingen in the
fall of 1892. Jhering was at the time
of his death the most profound student
of law that the world has known
The author then goes on to review in
some detail the various published
works of the learned scholar. Parti-
cular mention is made of his work
entitled Purpose in Law"
In connection with the latter work,
it cannot but be of genuine interest
to point to a very telling but little
known fact. In an issue of the Liter
arischer Handweiser'', or Literary
Guide, Rev Wilhelm Hohoff, priest
we'll known for his writings on histori-
cal and sociological topics, reviewed
the first edition of DR.. Jhering's work
in question. In this review he points
to the fact that the fundamental prin-
ciples embodied in Jherfng's work
were already very clearly stated in
the writings of st. Thomas of Aquin.
Jhering hereupon wrote in the second
edition of Purpose in Law" the fol
lowing words so remarkable and so
instructive: HE (Hohoff) proves to
me by quotations that this great mind
has fully and correctly recognized the
realistic-practical and social factor,
the historical as well as the ethical
The ignorance with which he re-
proaches me, l cannot deny; but with
a much greater weight of reproach
he hits the modern philosophers and
Protestant theologians, who have neg
lected to utilize the magnificent
thoughts OIL IAlS man. dsh Hysell
in establishment:
How was it possible that such
truths, once uttered, could fall so COM
pletely into Oblivion among our Prot
estant men of learning? What errors
might have been avoided, if they had
known how to take them to heart. AS
for myself might never have written
my book had l known them, for the
fundamental thoughts with which l
was most concerned are to be found in
full clarity and in most pregnant form
in the writings of this mighty
thinker"
Jhering closes with the remark
that: "If my present book is to be
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
MANY FOES TO FIGHT.

Pagan superstition is not the only
foe encountered by the apostle in dis
tant fields.
A missionary in Sierre Leone, Rev.
Henry Flottat, C. S. Sp., is having all
he can do to hold his own against two
strong opposing forces, Mohammedan-
ism and Professionalism, and unless we
can give him some pecuniary assist
ance, his hard work of the past years
may be in vain, and many precious
souls will, in all probability, be lost to
the Church of Christ.
Some months ago, a man claiming
to be Mohammed prophet, made a
tour of the villages comprising Father
FIottat's MISSION as we'll as all the
surrounding territory, and tried to
force the people to give up Christian
fty and follow the teachings of Ma.
hOmet.
Some of the native tribes who had
not yet become Christians he won by
threats and brides, and in several of
the larger towns he is causing mosques
and schools to be erected, by means OF
which the prophets religion is getting
firmer hold upon the natives, who
find in its easy moral law an agreeable
middle course between Christianity
and paganism But the efforts of this
Mohammedan agent, up to the pres
ent, have been in vain, as far as Fa
Their Flottat's Christians are concern
ed. They have chung to their Faith
and to their beloved missionary, and
wear their rosaries about their necks
as a sign of their loyalty to oul
Blessed Mother and her Divine Son.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

a success, it must work to this pur-
pose that Protestant science must
avail itself of the help which it can
obtain through Catholic theology;
those who allow the instruction
which they can obtain from their adj
versaries to go unnoticed harm only
themselves
Surely these noble words of the
learned Goettingen scholar have a
very significant message, especially
for those of our American sociologists
who it would seem consider them-
selves called to originate and propa-
gate whatever is worth while in social
science.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

The beating yof ton-toms, firing of
guns and exploding of crackers accom-
pany this function. As the time pro-
ceeds and the novena draws to a close,
outsiders flock to the village, setting
up temporary tents made of branches,
booths and little shops that give the
place truly novel appearance. The
uninitiated would think that a fair
were in progress, but this joyous as
semblage of people, which sometimes
numbers as many as five thousand,
has gathered to- celebrate religious
festival
The childlike nature of the people
demands such settings to what might
elsewhere be considered fairly solemn
events.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
BISHOP cHOULET'S FAVORABLE
REPORT

Bishop Choulet, P. F. M, writing
from Moukden, Manchuria, says that
things are not going SO badly in his
district in spite of difficulties that
have been named so often since the
beginning of the war that they cannot
bear repetition. The fears of the mis-
sionaries soon gave way to an almost
sublime confidence in Divine Mercy,
and this has, to some extent, been
Last years harvest of souls, accord
ing to the Bishops report, was ex-
ceedingly good, especially in the mat
ter of baptisms of adults, and it is
expected that this years showing will
be equally satisfactory. Misery leads
many person to the priests door in
districts periodically afflicted with
famine, but it has not been proved
that those thus gathered into the fold
do not make satisfactory Christians.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
WHERE ONE CENT IS A GREAT
TREASURE.

I FIR Allard does not forget that he
once visited the United States and
made many friends here. His work
among the Chinese of India is full of
interest and he sometimes sends stor-
les which are worth reproducing.
Il must tell you," he says, "a touch
ing incident. Last Sunday a Chinese
Christian came from the districts. He
is very kind-hearted man, so he gave
a cent to each of the four youngest or
phans. A cent was looked upon as a.
fortune by the little ones. However,
they did not for, minute think of
buying something to eat from the
street-sellers. They came to me at
once. asking me to buy medals of the
Blessed Virgin. had given them one
already, but they wanted their own,
purchased with their own cent. gave
them the medal and told them to keep
their cent. They washed it with sand
afterwards so as to make it turn into
gold.
"A pagan boy Of the school, about
thirteen years old, has been for the
past few months worrying his family
to allow him to become Catholic. At
last his parents said they had no OBJ
lection whatever, as it was for him to
see whether it was the right thing to
do. Now that boy, instead of remain.
ing home during the holidays, has ask
ed and obtained permission to come
back and live at the mission. Il He is
here now, and I see him often in COM
pany with another boy (orphan and
PAGAN studying catechism instead of
playing. Truly. schools are the great
hope Of the future, and give us great
consolation; the harvest in the
seed .
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
THIS VALUE OF A LOUD NOISE.

The more or less ignorant mind can
not endure silence. Noise of some
kind makes an impression, and the
louder the noise the greater the occa-
sion to the reasoning of simple per-
sons. The celebration Of religious fes-
rivals in India is accompanied by a
Fourth-of-July style of entertainment
that appeals strongly to the natives Of
that country, and perhaps might be
acceptable also to the youth of our
own. In describing the ceremonials
incident to the feast Of st. Philip Neri,
Father Francis, of Ceylon, says that,
to mark the opening Of the nov ena pre-
ceding the saints day, d fiagstaff is
planted in the center Of the village, in
the presence Of the assembled popu-
lace.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

Church, the spiritual guide of huma-
nifty? Neither do later writer's seem
to Improve much in this respect. The
old calumnies are constantly reappear-
ing; the same false quotations are in
variably given; legends and fairy-tales
are cited as indubitable authorities,
while groundless assertions are reite-
rated with increased vigor and YER
blage. How are we Catholics to meet
these attacks?2 Clearly by an earnest
devotion to the study of history in
spirit of absolute fairness and with
one controlling desire to record facts
In their setting, without any personal
additions or embellishments. We must
go to the sources of historical writ
ing, to the original documents, and
Gull from them the facts of church
life.
The Catholic is looking forward to
the day when he shall receive just.
and he feels that the day is
rapidly approaching. In fact, he
knows from any evidences that more
than the promise of bright dawning
has arrived; that the sun has really
risen to pursue brilliant course even
to the zenith of truth. Strange, that
where the Catholic has asked only a.
fair hearing, the same has been fire.
quently denied; that where he has de-
manded that investigation be made of
his doctrines, and the Church's teach.
lngs, he has been answered with the
sneers and 1nnuendoes of a vast igno-
rance. But we have hope; the pub
fishers of books of reference and of
encyclopedias consult Catholic. writ
ers for the compiling of Catholic arti-
cles. Time was when prejudice and
falsehood wrote these articles. And
your. bookagent holds up as a merit
in his wares that Catholic writer's
OF note have treated Catholic subjects
from a Catholic standpoint. Let the
good work go on, until it ceases to be
a matter of surprise. The Catholic
has no dread of truth; falsehood alone
can do him evil and place the Church
he loves in an unholy fight.
Along the same tine we believe that
the Catholic is justified in asking Of
the reviewers that anti-Catholic books
be submitted to the judgment of Ca
tholics capable of rendering answer
to the charges made against their
Church. The aim of the reviewer
should be for truth, and chiefly in
BOOKS written for the express purpose
of setting forth religious principles
and doctrines. Whatever knowledge
men may have possessed regarding
other matters, they have shown a la
mentable desire to dwell in perpetual
ignorance regarding the affair of Ca
tholicity. They have been unjust in
presenting their own private views
and opinions as the views and doc
trines of Catholicism. Investigate,
study learn, the Church says, but, at
least, let me set forth my own teach
ings and explain their meaning. We
must raise our voice against unlimited
praise given to books that attack the
very life of the Church, that are not
builded on facts, that aim only at full
filling the law of Voltaire: Lie, keep
on lying in order to see fulfilled the
other portion of his maxim: some of
the mud is sure to stick" We have
gone beyond mud-slinging even in pol
itics; there should be no place for it
in religion. Truth, only truth, is all
the Catholic demands.
It G. McG.. in Truth.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
REMEMBER THE SOLDIER BOY.

A few thoughtful persons are taking
out perpetual memberships in the So
ciety for the Propagation of the Faith,
in favor of young men about to leave
for the war. One lady sent eighty
dollars to enroll her two nephews,
who are about to leave for France.
They are the only sons of widowed
mother, and, as they were making so
grand and patriotic a sacrifice, she
thought she would do her ''bit. y
There are thousands of our soldier
boys who have not yet been enrolled.
Don't forget them! They need all the
spiritual aid they can get.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
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of his eternal destiny, which he de-
sires to attain like all others, and even
more so because of his precarious ex-
istence here.
"The negroes have eyes. They are
keen observers when it comes to form
ing a judgment upon the doctrines or
moral teachings of religion. Our ex-
ample, sharing as we do all their pains
and privations, will furnish them
with lesson easy to understand"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
both as sleeping apartment and din

ing room.
Yet it is in one of these wretehed
novels, repaired and made as clean as
we could make it, upon the poorest of
affairs that our Lord descends at the
bidding of His priest in the Holy Sac
rifice of the Mass. 1t makes one shud-
der to think how unhallowed spot it
is! Then, of course, we cannot think
OF reserving the Blessed Sacrament in
such a dwelling, and I wonder if you
realize just what that means to a poor
missionary, who has given up every
thing else in the world, in order to
be more closely united with our Lord p"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

Right Rev. Emile Bunoz, o. M. l.,
has been made Vicar Apostolic of the
Yukon, Canada.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

The mission of Uraba, Colombia, has
been made a Project Apostolic.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

Right Rev. Flaminius Bellotti, M. F..
NJ, has been made Vicar Apostolic sof
South Honan, China.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13
NEWS FROM THE PROPAGANDA.

The Prefecture Apostolic of Bahr-el-
Gazal, Central Africa, has been made
a Vicariate Apostolic, and the Rev.
Antoine Stopani, African Missionary
of Verona, has been named it's Vicar
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

Rev. Francis de Zarate, o. P, has
been made Coadjutor to the Vicar of
East Tonkin. @
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

The Project Apostolic of Upper Kas-
sal, Congo, has been made a Vicariate
Apostolic
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-10-13

Rev. Louis de Cooman, P. F. M, has
been made Coadjutor to the Vicar
Apostolic of Maritime Tonkin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30

IL San Francesca, Cal, poroGa
jo: NajviSJe d E,Na. .udiS5c -,
narcotic Il. II /c,wus' ...uu r..i
stratoriu volilcev, da izvrsi glaso-
vanje o odpohlicu .,rajl-.a
mega toliteIia Ch.r'., ii. li-',.,-
Ia y San Fraucie.a
Odlok naiviS 60. -u.,i,cr
veljaviia rrcuutc ,i .it., ...ia ,
odpoklicu, Iii j. , ;;. r.i-..
okrozno yiSje >'di-cr.
NajviSje sodis'c j. -a1>,I.l.. Ga
je ma dyeh |pet..Jan ic t.,,Io,
linen, da je trcba odprI,i. uo .a
konu dati ma giasovanjc
Gibanie "a odpoklic ia,ncaa to.
zitelja Fickerta .ie izrya.o <s,luu
preganjanje voditcljev str,huuo
organiziranega delavatva, lI 81
obtozeni, da SO ~izvrSili dinamitui
napad ma demonstrating "a voino
pripravljanje mescca Julia 1916.
pri Cemer jc deSct oseb izgubilo
2~ivljenje.
Ma strani Ffckerta .ic trgovska
zbornica in veliki kapitai;stiGni
interest. GoSpodje vedo, &c pride
Odpoklic ma sploSno glasovanje in
ljudstvo odglaSuje, da Sc iavn:
obtozitelj odpoklice, da .je bii YES
njih trud zaman. Trgovska zbor-
Mica je nabirala poseben sklad
enega miljona d~olarjev, da uniGi
delavske strokovne organizacije V
San Francisco. &c hi Sc bill naCrt
poSretil V meStu, tedaj bi velc-
bizniSki interest nastopili prot
organiziranemu dclavstvu po vseh
mestih ma pacifiGni obali. IL tega
razloga je lahko razumeti, zakaj
so sc gospodje trudili, ola ne b;
odpoklic Fickerta priSel ma gIaso-
vanje.
Bitko "a glasovanje o odpoklicu
so izgubili in zdai ie treba, da s,
l.judstvo izrcGe 2 vcliko vcCino, d.
maj F'ickert gre. To hi bill najbolj-
81 nauk "a velekapitalistiGnc int
rcse, Xxi hocejo "a vsako Gene od-
praviti delavSkc organizacije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30

IL Milwaukee, Wis, poroca.jo :
Zvezni senator Paul O. HuStirg
je bill ma lovu pc neSrcGi ustre-
lien cd Svoiega brata Gus,ava
Umrl JIG V farmarski hiSici blizc
PickettSa.
V bratovi druzbi .je bill Sci II?
low MA iczcro Rush. Bila sta OBJ
V Golnu, ko So .jc dogodila ncsre-
ca. IGg.cdal jc jato rae in deial
svojemu bratu, mai strclja. Ko ic
brat sprozil, .jc Pavl vstal in do
bill pri tel priliki Svincena zrna
V hrbet. Prepcljali so ga V biz
MO farmarako hi%p, toda vsi po-
izkusi, da hi ga ohranili pri xiv
l%jeniu, so oStali brezuspeSni. Pc
politicnem miSljeniu .ic bill sena-
tor Husting dcmokrat. V zvezni
senat je bill izvoljen leta 1914.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30

Bcseda "Sveta dezela'' pomeni navadno Pa
lestino, TO je legendarno pozorisce rojstva, zivlje-
MIA, trpljcnja in smrti ustanovitelja krSGanske We
re, Je2usa liz Nazarcta.
lzraz pa rabijo tUdi pripadniki drugih yer
ter govore mohamcdlnc o Meki kot o svetcm me-
stu, kajti tam JIG zivel Mohamed, ustanovitclj mo-
hamedanSke we're.
kitajski budisti imcnujejo Indijo sveto dcze-
10, kajti V lndiji JIG bill rojen ustanovitelj te we're,
BUdl.
Starr Grki pa so nazivali $ TEN imenom Ellis,
kjcr Sc JIG nahajalo ~svctiSce olimpijskcga Zena
ali Icvsa.
Denar ne naprayi IL bedaka modrijana. Ali
ma tisote pametnih liudi mora V na$i druzbi oSta-
ii n%evednih, ker nimajo Sredstev, da hi Sc ucili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30

ID am Dll NV dltLcH, dhO ID .
kakSen tozadevni clanek V
Proletarcu in preprican sem, da
bi zanimal tudi druge ne samo
meme.
S prijaznimi pozdravi Vas
ReSniGnO nimamo "PrOletar-
Gevem' urednistvu %nobenega ma
gija in ma v~praSanja tcga pisma
nam Seveda nj mogoGe tako odgo-
WORTH, kakor hi storil kateri IL
med onih umetnikov, XII Sc bavijo
s TEN poklicem. Pa tudi nj YER
jetno, da bi kateri izmed njih raz-
kril Svoje tajnosti, doklcr prak-
ticira zaka.i 5 tenn bi wei sam Sc
hi glavni efekt svojih produkcij,
namrec zacudenje gledalcev.
Vendar pa lahko emo povsem
"a gotovo povem: V vsch teh ca
rovnijah' nj mic nadnaravnega,
in kakor V najstarejSih trikih, la
ko titi tudi V teh predveSm hi
frost in spretnost. Zlasti mora hi
ii carovnik spreten V tenn, da cd
vrne p%ozornost gledalcev popol-
noma cd tega, cesar ne smejo o.
patti.
Razume Sc, da sluzi modernim
mayhem tudi napredek tehnike;
pomagajo 81 $ fiziko, 5 kemijo,
skratka z vsemi sredstvi, XII mo-
rejo kakorkoli podpirati njih
igro. Ker sc vsak trik seasonal
razodcne in tudi ne vlece, ako Sc
preveckrat ponavlja, 81 moraj0 IL
miSljati move, dasi Sc vrsc vccino-
pO starih metodah. In kakor
sc rokodelec i%zpopolnjuie tako, da
opravlia svOj posel nazadnje sko-
raj avtomatiGno, tako p~ostajajo
tudi magijeve roke vSled Dodge
vaje vse spretnejSe in sposobne
"a vSe tezke trike.
lie ~poglejmo V zivlienje danas-
njih delavcev in marsikatero 70
cudenje DO nfnilo.
ko sem bill prviG V ljubl.janSki
tobaGni tovarni, Sc MISC imeli stro-
jew IN cigarette. Delavke SO Jill
rotno izdeiovale. Stall sem in gle
dial, in bio mi je, kakOr de- opa-
zujem - hokus pokus. kdor 81
sam mOta cigarette We, koliko ca
81 mu vzame, da zgane papircek,
nasuje pravo nero tobaka, ga
enakomerno razdeli in zmota. Pod
prsti "cigararic" je bilO videti,
kakor da so vse te kretnje lie ena.
in Ia .ie bila tako nagla, kakor da
ie Svigal bliSk. Dolgo sen opa-
zoval, da hi bill mogel razlociti po-
samezne kretnje prstov, toda bilo
je prehitro "a analizo z ocmi. Po-
TEN sen napravil drug poizkus.
Vel sem papirtek in tobak, in
medtcm ko sem 5 svojimi nerod-
mimi prsti zmotal emo cigarette,
Jill je delavka pred manO zvila -
petnaist. &c hi tie izurjene prste
porabila "a kakScn trik Z novel,
trakovi ali drugimi predmeti. hi
n.jih hitrost pray tako preslepila
oti.
Pc vetjih piSarnah imajo dan
danes vpeljanc diktatografc. To
je 5 fonografom Spoicn aparai,
V katerega narekuje SET sam Ease
piSma, XII Jill hoGe da sc SpiSejo.
Potcm sede tipistka k svojemu pi-
salnemu stroju; doktafon govori,
ona pa piSe ma stroj z enako hi
trostjo. Vsi prsti delajo pri TEN,
a vsak tako magic, da oci zopct ne
morejo analizirati teh kreten.i.
Histrost je eden glavnih pogo
jew pr vecini magijskih trikov.
Temu sc pridruzujejo druge
spretnoSti. Meni je nekoc tax
professor dvorani ne ia
odru, vlekel srebrne goldinarie IL
las in brade. Clovek hi ga bill
vprasal, cemu jemljc vstopnino IL
nasih zepov, ko II pricarati Sre-
brnjake IL nash dlak. MOI JIG
incl rokave privihanc visoko mad
komolcc, tako da nj mogel denar-
ia ma skrivaj sipati IL njih. Kako
JIG izvrsil svojo copernijo? Goldi-
marie je incl enostavno med pr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30

Nekatcri kapitalisticni listi SC
objavili voSti o vrcdnoSti letCSnje-
ga pridelka Juzni Dal,oti, IN
tal;o mislijo ljudie, XII ne poznaio
farmarskega zivljenja, da posta-
nejo vsi farmar!ii Millionaire. Tako
so n. pr. porocali listi, da znaSa
vrcdnOst pOliedelskega produkta
SAG dolariev 81 ccntov Ma vsakc-
ga prcbivalca - moza, zeno in
otroka, - ko DO poStavljcn ma trg.
Ma navadncga citatel.ja napravi
TAXA vest vtisk, ola pojde YES de
mar farmarjem, kajti listi MISC po-
vedali, kdaj DO produkt incl tc
vrcdnost takrat MANFRED, kadar
ga prekupci in mcsetarji pokupiio
cd farmar.iev, ali Sc lie takrat, ko
ga kupijo konzumentjc od trgov-
ccv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-30
Moderna magEa.

da niste magij, vendar bi rad We.
del Vase mnenje o tel stvari. Sire.
ma bi VAN bill hvalezen, ako bi
spisali kakSen tozadevni clanek V
Proletarcu in prepriGan sem, da
bi zanimal tudi druge he samo
meme.
S prijaznimi pozdravi Vas
f.. NJ.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-26
Cosmos-yaudeyiIle.

Patrons of burlesque will readily
recall Andy" Lewis, for years a
featurd member of the Al Reeves
shows. who. with his company will
present one OF the chief features of
the Cosmos Theater bill next week,
in which the best of burlesque and the
refinement of vaudeville will be blend
ed
Patrons of the higher vaudeville will
recall the famous Steindel Trio,
artists on violin. cello and piano,
who are billed for the musical act
de luxe. The Three Alexes, white
robed athletes. whose strength Of limb
and teeth have made their per-
formances notable will also appear.
Other acts will include the Howard
Sisters. singers and dancers out of
the ordinary, whose costume dis
plays against a background of special
scenery are a feature of their act; the
Mahoney Brothers. English chappie
comedians and their dog. Daisy"
Nelson and Castle, who chatter funny
things and interpolate with songs,
and, probably, big girl act known
as the Clown Revue, by ten people
The film features will include the
big Nitagrapn production. The Right
of Possession" picturing Antonio
Moreno and Corinne Griffith the two
reel funmaker. THE Clever Dummy. -
f1rst-run Keystone. and the Hearst
Pathe News pictorial