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The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

Makers, Merely Mary Ann, A Message
from Mars, Mice and Men, The Mid
dleman, Mica Minute Kendall, Mile
stones, Mister Antonio, The Mollusc,
Monsieur Beaucaire, The Morris
Dance, Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch, The Music Master, Nathan
Hale, The New Henrietta, The New
Lady Bantock, No Thoroughfare.
Object Matrimony, Officer 666, Old
Homestead, Old Lady 81, The Only
Way, The Open Gate, Our American
Cousin, Our Boys, Our Children, Our
Mrs. McChesney, Ours, A Pair of
Skies, A Pair of Spectacles, Pals First,
The Pantomime Rehearsal, Passing of
the Third Floor Back, Peaceful Val
ley, Peg O. My Heart, Pendennis, Peter
Pan, Pilates Daughter. Piper's Day,
Pollyanna, Polly of the Circus, Poman.
der Walk. The Poor Little Rich Girl,
Potash and Perlmutter. Prince and
Pauper, La Princesse Lointane, The
Private Secretary, The Professors
Love Story, Pygmalion and Galatea,
Quality Street, Rebecca of Sunny.
brook Farm, The Return of Peter
Grimm, Richard Carvel, Richelieu,
Rich Man Poor Man, Rip Van Wrinkle,
The Rivals, The Road to Happiness,
The Road to Yesterday, Rolling
Stones, Rosalind, Les Romanesques,
Rosedale. Rosemary, Rose of the
Rancho, The Roundup, A Royal Fam
lily, A Russian Honeymoon, Salofny
Jane. The Scarlet Pimpernel, School,
A Scrap of Paper, Second in Com
mand, Secret Service, The Senator
Keeps House, Seven Chances, Seven
Keys to Baldpate, Sham, Shameen Dhu,
Shenandoah, The Shepherd King,
Sherlock Holmes, Shirley Kaye, Shore
Acres, The Silver King, The Show
Shop, Soldiers of Fortune. Still Waters
Run Deep, Somebody's Luggage. Stop
Thief, The Story of the Rosary,
Stranger Than Fiction, Strongheart, A
Successful Calamity, Such a Little
Queen, Sweethearts, Sweet Kitty Bel
lairs.'
The Things That Count, The Third
Degree. The Thirteenth Chair, Tom
Pinch, Too Many Cooks, The Trail of
the Lonesome Pine, Treasure Island,
Trelawney of the Wells. The Truth.
Turn to the Right, The Two Orphans,
The Tyranny of Tears. Uncle Dick
Darling, Under Cover, Under Fire,
Under Sentence, The Virginian, The
Warrens of Virginia, Waterloo, Way
Down East, What Every Woman
Knows The White Feather Whom
knighthood Was in Flower. The Will,
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
LET THE PRESIDENT DO ,r.

congress should write the presidents ideas of
snip INTO the espionage bill There is DESIRE says
10 nave immunity from criticism either for himself or for
MS administration. On the contrary he welcomes the
eest and frankest expressions of opinion on the part
OF the press and the people, This is the real spirt
OF and is only when this spirit is recognized
that democracy can grow But congress must not pass
drastic censorship expectation that the executive
Will suspend it, for the temptation underyings to apply
force IN moments of passion we'll known that for
ther own protection they should have such legal
protecting the rights of the citizens by suspendng
tyranny is altogether different from destroying TYRANNY
by guaranteeing the citizen his rights Liberty is to he
preserved by writing it into the law, not by depending
upon individual executives Not every member of the ad
nstrauon shares the presidents exalted ideas of de-
mocracy Besides there will other presidents. and +bo
should not be tempted by bad precedents a. -.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
THE CHILD AND WAR.

Owing to the war duty faces the various
They must interests of the
child 1t can be accomplished only by harmony between
the federal and the one is wagng
war and will call every available asset while to the
other is entrusted the care of the child.
From England can learn lesson of the possible
dangers to the child result of that country
the school system has in large broken down.
Children at the early of eleven from
school to to work and nearly half million children
under fourteen left school for during the past
Juvenile delinquency has trpled This may be attributed
to the breaking down of the educational system the
stopping OF child welfare work. the employment
OF children in agricultural and munition factories
above ALL to the loss of home influence When the father
is at the front and the mother is factory small
boy has no one to keep him from going wrong.
1t is quite true that there full comparison between
conditions which have affected the educational
welfare OF children in Europe and those which will prevail
in the United States The warning nations Europe
strength to meet pressing necessities. Without such
mobilization they would have faced in field or
starvation at home. We sesupporting nation Our
munltlon factories are equipped with material
There is no immediate danger that the small boy
father is at the front will be left without home
We have entered into the God only knows when
or how We will come out of it. One thing is imperative
at all costs and let seriousness of war make
us forget our duty to children. The children should
be the last to feel the effects Of
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
THE INTENTION,

Sodaities OF the Blessed Virgin Holy Father
subject that is his sanity paterna heart
During the of his presy life he worked among
encouraged and fostered them. When he Vicar
Of Christ he did not lose his love sodaty
In December 1915 he celebrated the foteth anniversary
|of his admission to the sodality occasion ad
dressed these words of fathey to the Christian
world advising to join the soday.
Moreover. is not the interest of all Christians
the salvation of their souls? And whom this SUI
interest be better conded than her. all
Christians know that they have loving Mother? We
would WISH dearly beloved that this universally, which
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
THE COMPLETE WHITE LIST

The first White List of the Cath
Ole Theater Movement was published
February, 1914. The present list in
cludes all plays inserted since that
time. The movement has considered
the principal productions OF the Amer
lean stage during the past three years.
In compiling this index the articles
the and "a" before the title of
play have not been considered: Abe
and Mawruss, The Admirable Crich-
ton, Alabama, Alias Jimmy Valentine,
Along Came Ruth. The Amazons, Ari-
iona. Arms and the Man, The Auc-
tioneer, A Bachelors Romance, Bar
bara Frietchie. Basker, Beau Brum-
mel, Behold the Man, The Bells, Ben
Hur, The Big Idea, Big Jim Clarity,
The Boomerang, The Brat, Brewster's
Millions, Broadway Jones, Broken
Hearts, Brown of Harvard, Bunty
Pulls the Strings, Bunker Bean, Cap
tain links, the Bubble, Captain Kidd.
Jr., Caste, The Cavalier, A Celebrated
Case, Cheating Cheaters, The Chief,
The Cinderella Man, Classmates, The
College Widow, Come Out of the
Kitchen, Confession, The County Chair
man, The Cricket on the Hearth, The
Crisis, The Critic, Cyrano de Bergerac,
Daddy Long-Legs, David Garrick, Di-
plomacy, Disraeli. Duke of Killiecran-
kie, The Dummy.
Esmeralda, Everybody's Friend,
Everyman, Everywoman, Father and
the Boys, The Five Frankforters, Fix
| ing Sister, The Fortune Hunter,
Freckles, A Gentleman from Missis-
sippi, The Ghost Breaker, The Girl l
Left Behind Me, The Girl of the Gold
en- West, Good Gracious, Annabelle;
The Governors Lady, A Grand Army
Man, Gringoire, Grumpy, Hazel Kirke.
The Heart of Paddy Whack, He Comes
Up Smiling, Her Husbands Wife, Held
BY the Enemy, The Highest Bidder,
the Highway Of Life, Hit-the-Trail
Holiday, Hobson's Choice, The House
of Glass. The House Next Door, Ill
Starred Babbie, Inside the Lines, 1t
Pays to Advertise, Jack Straw, The
Jilt, Jim the Penman. Johnny Get Your
Gun, Kick In. King Renee's Daughter,
A Kiss for Cinderella, L'Aiglon, The
Legend of Leonora. Liberty Hall, The
Lion and the Mouse, The Little Lady
in Blue, Little Lord Fauntleroy, The
Little Man, The Little Minister, The
Little Princess. The Littlest Rebel,
Little Women, The Ledger, The
Lost Paradise, Magic. The Man from
Home. Masks and Faces. May Bios.
som, The Melody of Youth, The Money
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
POPE AGAIN URGES
STEPS TO END WAR

Rome, May Pope Benedict, in
letter to Cardinal Gasparri, the papal
secretary of state, says:
I'VE hope that the day is no longer
far distant when all mems sons of the
same celestial father will begin again
to consider each other as brothers.
May the divine redeemer with infinite
goodness of heart that counsels gentle
ness prevail also in the minds of the
governments and that, conscious of
their responsibility before God and hui
manity, they may resist no longer the
voice of the people invoking peace"
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

described the toughest kid in the world"
During the plastic period between the ages of - to
the prophylactc should be applied wherever
the inclination toughness criminaity is Indicated
Father McRaith has not been able to handle such
with the vgor and supervision their Importance de-
mands He would therefore like the cooperation
OF Catholic farming families in this line of reclamation
He would like to have places available for such cases as
they arise and would like to be to place Them where
he felt confident that their religious training
would not be neglected There doubt many farmers
who would be able to take of of these boys
the Irish Standard will gladly intermediary to get
them in touch with Father McRaith. These youngsters
are good at heart honest Industrious but need as
sistance guide them seadfastness with such
assistance given them by the good Catholic farmers of
the Northwest they will develop into honorable men and
credit community
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

Rev. Father McRath city missionary of Minneapolis, is
charged with the important delicate reclaim
ing the greatest possible number delinquent children
from among those who from another
made helpless cast adrft in this popuous community
The juvenile court fail in it's supply of
this material notwithstanding the all the agencies
at work for the guidance training children Wide
and benefcent is the of these remedial forces they
do not always meet the needs the situation
constantly arising which do and receive
the study and treatment appropriate them The
result is that of these denquents be left the
charge of those who but nadequatey provide their
future education and moral discipline
Not all of such cases. however, are recruited from the
output of the juvenile court. In this in every large
city, there arise children are made helpless
by OF the loss of competent guardians
and after period of dubious experience up
young roughnecks. who if subjected to repression
and discipline quite likely graduate into the criminal
class The recent horrible Twin City double murder-the
ConneryD Dunn affair." has startngly shown how quickly
the germ of depravity may be developed in youth,
of the murderers being only years age
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

is characteristic mark of the soday the Blessed
Virgin, may induce those who have yet received
into the sodality to the ranks Of this beloved militia:
we would WISH that may prompt those who al
ready belong to it to let it be that more than the
name they cherish the practical sodaes of the
Blessed Virgin Or what rich spiritual advantages would
they all enjoy possessing they would the OF
graces and ndugences that the Sovereign Ponts have
granted to the sodaty! Oh, the immense profit that
Christians generally would draw thence For if they
would attend, the socialists should do to their sanc
hcaton and the good of their neighbour there no one
who does not how easy of attainment the
end of religious and civil society would be-"
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
THE soLEMN,TY OF WAR.

1t is reassurng to note the spirit which public men
are undertaking to discharge the present duty of the
ration 1t Is equally encouraging the sober manner
OF the general public The pomp glitter of marching
men, the blare of trumpet and roll drum have all
out disappeared in the cold, calculating organization to
accomplish the will OF the nation The long, dreary sue
cesson OF dispatches from the entrenched armies in
EUROPE as we'll those from the sea- lay bare the awful
and the sublime devotion of men already
engaged Even the bravado and enthusiasm the recruit
ing station is to give way to the mpersonal grind of
The glory of been transformed into
the obligation of duty.
ms is the proper spirit for carrying out the present
undertaking. We have waived ADVANTAGES Of neaco
anu accepted the sacrifices OF because of our adher
ece 10 the principles of political liberty through which
all peoples may work out their individual webeing We
nave assumed this solemn responsibility not step toward
tarsm, nor world dominion as an earnest of orr
devotion to liberty This spirit must prevail to the end
lhough we have taken the hand we must not let
II enter our souls This is not to simply another battle
III the wars of history is be- so far as is humanity
POSSIBLE TO accomplish it, the final For being war
10 Tree all peoples the conclusion peace should see
no people with an excuse for further war; The thought
mat TINS is to end militarsm and privilege must
be carried through the end.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
NEIL M. CRONlN.

Among the names of those who declared eligible
for training at the officers Fort Smelling
were glad to note that of friend Neil NJ Cronin
AS candidate for last fall democratic
ticket Mr. Cronn stumped" the Tenth Congressional
trct making speeches that would surely have won for
him if the district but reasonably close
did not win the election he the esteem of the
munity and enrolled a list of friends that in number
and sincerity can hardly be surpassed by few in
Hennepn county 1t is small sacrifice that he makes
im responding to the call of patriotic duty, breaks
off growing law practice at time when it becoming
more and more interesting well lucrative.
But Neil has keen and genuine duty of which
his present course is only manifestation following
succession continued from his boyhood maturity He
has had the advantage of military training
while resident of Nebraska, which will doubtless
advantageous him in his circumstances
We confident that Uncle Sam will have no cause
regret the enrolment of Mr.. Cronin among his boys
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

The Willow Tree, The Witching Hour,
The Wolf of Cubic, The Woman
Halter, Young America, Young Mrs.
Winthrop.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
MoNsIeNoR TAPPERT OF
CONVICTION.

Rev. Heinrich Tappert, rector of the
Church of the Mother of God, Cow
ington, KY, has been appointed a Do
nestle Prelate to the Pope, with the
title of Monsignor.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
A WELL.suGeEsTED APOLOGY.

rather Sherman, the we'll known priest son of the
famous general who the world the epigram "War
is NELL says that if his father living he would
hasten to offer apology to the habitat If he s.+.;
Majesty.
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
LET ENGLAND COME WITH CLEAN 4AnDs.>

The Minneapolis Tribune Of Tuesday last in to
correspondent in editorial endeavoring explain or
justify the inconsistency of England in denying freedom
to reland-even the simulacrum of freedom contained
the suspended Home Rule measure-oers the explanation
that eff the Irish could themselves in favor
rule would be favorable action by Parliament
almost Immediately. But part of Ireland is opposed
home rule and is just strong enough in it's opposition
make it very difficult for the United
Kingdom to dispose of this question"
is but fair to that the Tribune does not offer these
trite fppant remarks Justification bat rather as
endeavor explain the inconsistency of the English
position But the issue is too important and vital
exgency to be accepted by the American people
explanation" of John Bulls obstinacy in deal
ing with the weaker nation nearest to his Such
superficial treatment of the of Ireland been the
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19

The federal commission performed another service
by exposing facts concerning the existing coal shortage
1t finds excuse for shortage any
in price holds charges to be unwarranted
Prices at the mouth of the mine do not justify them 1t
be taken for granted that competition between retail
Dealers unless restricted in artificial would give
the benefit of low prices at the mine. But
between the mine and the dealer the railroads
commission does not definitely place responsibility upon
Them but the public infer for itself that if prices
at the mine reasonable shortage the retail
must be due to those who control CT the coal
from the mine to the The retailer gains nothing
from such situation 1t only embarrasses him. Com
petition among wholesalers must have similar effect
unless they have connection with privileged in
terest And to ownership of coalbearng lands
troll of the highways to the mines is the biggest priv
lege involved the situation BY process elimination
the blame can be located
The Irish standard., 1917-05-19
RENEWAL OF THE REJECTED HOME RULE
PROPOSAL

For American consumption doubt the offer of alleged
home rule has been renewed by Lloyd George in letter
John Redmond. 1t is substantial reteration OF what
promptly Indignantly rejected by the nationalist
when before involving it does the exclusion Of
six northeast counties of Ulster and leaving run
Gated Ireland With the fate Of the British empire
perhaps trembling in the balance the government has
utterly failed to make gain of even an inch in dealing
with the settlement of the Irish question 1t defines the
limits of the concessions during the
being what would be substantially accepted by both
Sides" go further would revive violent political
controversy and weaken imperil the unity which
essential the necessity Of winning the war;
conference OF all Ireland is suggested to devise
scheme of government and consider means for final
reconciliation between the two sections Of the Irish people,
The only proposal worth attention is that OF as
sembing convention form constitution for Ireland,
along the lines adopted by the Union of South Africa
The government that it is ready n default of
the proposals for home rule to take the
steps for assembling such convention"
The situation has materially changed since this offer
was made months ago and unanimously rejected by
the natonalsts, in that America is now party to the
negotiations Expressions of American opinion were in
have been given. and not single OF them
has contemplated considered divided Ireland Be it
known that America win not take cognizance OF
section of the population whose existence is based
religious intolerance This is just what the British gov
weakly and stupidity doeso the point Of codlng
and fostering this kind Of sectonalism America does
not derentate between the treason of Sir Edward Carson
and Sir Roger Easement though the latter hanged
and the former occupies Wpnent position in the
control the policies of the British empire America
understand why the rights of eighty cent of
the people Ireland withheld BECAUSE the wful
and perverseness of the twenty cent minority.
If unanmity be gained before reformatve legislation
is enacted and enforced what will be made
in the world? America will demand to know the
of the Ulster sectionasm, and will know why
guarantee of religious liberation such exists here
and many parts of the British domnions suf-
fcien to protect their supersensve nerves. minority
especially small mnority-must present pretty strong
and reasonable ground convince America that great
public remedial desired by large majority shall
be stayed Mere caprice wfuness ignorance prejudice
will go as influence American Judgment they
have battle the plans Of the British ministry while
the fate the empire is in the balance the
of logic JUSTICE fair play suspended when
the British government. takes up the Irish question?
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-16
'. N. c. A. WORKERS
MEET TOMORROW
At 9 SHARP

The Good Roads meeting at Barlow
took so many of the workers away to
day that very little progress has been
made but each man promises redou-
bled efforts tomorrow and Monday.
The Executive Committee earnest
ly desires every Team committeeman
to report to headquarters on Saturday
morning sharp at 900 o'clock in order
to arrange for the final drive either
Saturday or Monday as may be de-
cided. This meeting will take less
than fifteen minutes and there are
some important matters to take up
which cannot be acted upon in the alb
sence of the workers.
We are now on the third thousand
rung of the ladder and we must get
to the top or have a fatal drop.
Amount previously reported s1,9S9.00
Today's subscriptions (Which
will be itemized in tomor-
rows issue) ........... $4,000
Total subscriptions todate $2,241.0O
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-16
.Ak[LAND'S
Of IMPORTANCE

,c,omher of Commerce Notes.
what does the average Lakeland
:aon tnow about Lakeland's indus
tries?
D,es he know that quite recentiy
.,o,a have been established in tnlS
citv an iron works and machine snop'
canning factory is now nearing
oor, n,otion and a cigar factory IS
employing twenty-one men,
The Eaton Iron Works mas d"
average weekly pay roll of almos:
500 and the cigar factory's payroii
,unc over $3.50 a week. The canning
factory will soon be paying out more
than either.
<ona Of the people who are en-
r,ged in the conduct OF these IN
dustries are dependent upon Lake
!, land for a living, but Lakelands 1u-
.ure growth and the business anu
" e,farA of the community is depend
ent upon these and similar indus-
tries These men have put their own
money into their enterprises ana
lhaye asked for reasonable suppor-
and cooperation upon the part oi
those who stand to be benefited. AS
has been said, very few people even
know in any intelligent way, OF
these industries and still feWe'
have even taken the trouble to stoi
in for a moment and congratulate
tho men who are doing something
worth while for the community.
An yet we say we ought to have
more industries.
Let us encourage those we have
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-16
THE FLoRENTlNE MUSICIANS

Andrew Vissochi heads the Floren-
tine Musicians, the attractive musical
organization to be heard at the Audi
torium Tuesday night Not long
since the Florentine appeared at Fay
etteville, Ohio and this is the report
turned in on Vissochi:
Andrew Vissochi, performer on
the concert accordion, is rather
small Italian with large gift for
music. What shall we say Of him?
1t is as difficult to give just criticism
Of him as for Cracker to pronounce
his name. He comes upon the stage
having strapped to his body a musical
instrument which looks like minia-
ture piano or a mammoth accordion.
When he begins to manipulate it. he
becomes Sousa playing crashing
marches, cornet solos, trombone
solos; he changes to Verdi banging
out the anvil Chorus" wailing the
"Miserere," playing sweet Italian mel.
odies; then he is the messenger bring
ing back the old southern songs,
"Massa's in the Cold Cold Ground"
"Old Black Joe" and such; now he is
the modern performer, grinding out
with rythm and flow that one never
thought was in them, the rag time
pieces. Vissochi, with his accordion,
becomes an animated ensemble OF
staccotos. and antes, larghettes, allc.
grettos, fortissimos. sharps and flats
naturals and incidentals, minors and
majors, and all things else in the
gamut of musical expression that has
not gone out of style. And he passe,
it out to his hearers with an eviden
relish and light on his Florentin,
countenance that gives joy to thos
drinking in the melody.
unlike the ladies of his company
Vissochi cannot be said to be prett
or handsome, but in his face are Gu
deeply the lines of fine humor, an