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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-03
POPULAR APOLOGtT|CS
Adapted from the German Of Rev. Pc
ter Mikes, S. j., by Rev. James
-
Watcher.
II. Abuses.

Objection: How can | honor
Church in which there are so many
buses?
Answer: a child does not despisc
lis mother on account OF the wrinkles
IN her Brow.
Where is there anything good
among men which is not abused?
Shall we on that account abolish the
%OOd?
Are there no abuses in the state:
And still we must be good citizens.
What has been abused more than par
entail and other authority? Shall We
therefore disregard or even abolish it?
The Catholic Church does not ap-
prove of these abuses; she acknOWl-
edges them wherever they are found,
though there are not as many as the
enemies of the Church claim: she
demand more of the Church than OF
God. who lets the wheat and the
cookie grow till the harvest, the day
Of Judgment
We mast, however, carefully dis
tinguish between the divine and the
human element of the Church: The
divine clemont-the doctrine, the con-
stitutiOn, the means Of grace tSacTa
monrs} is absolutely perfect, because
it is divine, and under the special di-
vine gllidance: but the human ele-
lnent-the men composing the Church,
i"clncI 10 evil as they are in cOnse
0UCnCp Of original sin-iS Of course
imperfect and the source of all scan
d2ls and abuses. But the divine ele
ncnt tries to purify and perfect the
human clement without, however,
t1orcby being contaminated, just as
little as the sun is soiled by drying
JlI { mud puddle. SO let us not blame
he divine in the Church on account
# the imperfections of the human.
Moreover, Christ Himself speaks of
J.. Church in various parallels as con
lining imperfections and scandals: e.
- The wise and foolish virgins, the
lid Of wheat and cookie, the net con-
ming good and bad fishes, etc. He
tredictod that scandals must come on
rCcount Of impeTfeCtions Of man.
But, by the way, are there no i'm
DIRECTIONS and scandals in PrOtes-
ntism?
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This complaint is undoubtedly JUS
titled Many young fellows seem to
have such an exaggerated opinion OF
themselves that they imagine the girls
are constantly trying to enveigle them
into matrimony. They evidently don't
know how ridiculous they are making
themselves and they had better wake
up, as the writer quoted says.
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find misery and discomfort in it, but
to find goodness, gladness and beauty.
Let us resolve to be cheerful and
amiable at all times and under all
circumstances. BY keeping this reso-
luton we shall gain much merit our
selves, and be blessing to others.
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-. WILLIAMS. Proprietor.
Better known as Hustler.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court Of the State of
Iowa, in and for Polk county, No
vember term, A. d. 1920.
Kate Tilson,
Plaintiff,
Ned Tilson,
Defendant.
To Ned Tilson:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the second day of October, A..
d. 1920 the petition Of the plaintiff in
the above entitled cause will be filed
in the Office of the clerk Of the District
Court of the State Of Iowa, in and for
Polk county, claiming Of you an abso-
lutte divorce on the rounds of non-sup-
port, cruelty and infdelity and con-
otion Of q felony.
For further particulars see petition
and unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon of the second day Of
next term being the November term
Ct said court which will commence on
the LIST day of November, 1920, default
will be entered against you and judg-
ment and decree rendered thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of September,
1920.
w. G. ANDERSON,
@ Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Albert Pitts,
Defendant.
To Albert Pitts:
4 You are hereby notified that on or
before the Goth day of September, A. D..
1920, the petition Of the plaintiff in
the above entitled cause will be fled
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
.trict Court Of the State of Iowa, in and
for Polk county, claiming Of you an
absolute divorce upon the grounds of
cruel and inhuman treatment.
For more particulars see petition
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon OF. the second
day Of the November term, A. d., 1920,
Of the said court, which will commence
at Des Moines on the LIST day Of No
vamber A.. D., 1920; Of default will be
entered against you, and judgment rem
dered thereon.
Dated this l4th day of September,
1920. Is
w. g. ANDERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Plaintiff.
VS..
Oda Butler,
Defendant.
To Oda Butler:
ssYon are hereby notified that on or be-
fore the LIST day Of October, A. d. 1920,
the petition Of the. plaintiff in the above
entitled cause wlf4e fled in the office
of the clerk of district Court of
the state of Iowa, in and for Polk coun-
ty, Iowa, claiming Of you an absolute
divorce on the grounds of desertion
and adultery
For further particulars see petition,
and unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon Of the second day Of
the next term, being the November
term of said court, which will com
mence at Des Moines, Polk county,
Iowa, on the 1st day Of November,
1920, default will be entered against
you md judgment and decree rendered
thereon.
Dated this 14th day Of September,
1920.
w. G. ANDERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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IOWA NEWS
NeUs left 0Der lUiu Be printed
Next Week.

Matte Veasey, agent.)
Mr.. Lucius Lee has just returned
from visiting friends in Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Lucy Taylor and SON are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hawkins on
Fellows avenue.
Miss Befnicc Hawkins has returned
from Miami, Mo-, where she was visit.
ing relatives.
Mrs. Dora Bradshaw is much i'm
proved at this writing, also Mrs. Green.
Vernon Williams, the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Williams died Sept.
. at his home 225 Myrtle street
(Ida Davis, agent.)
Quite a profitable day was spent at
Mt. Zion A. M. E. church Sunday. Rev.
Morgan of Greenville, Ill.,, was with us
and delivered the morning sermon.
The Allen Christian endeavor held
nm inspiring meeting Sunday under the
Mrs. j. L. Hill and son, Leon of
Wildwood, N. r., are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey.
Mrs. Hill and son will make Ottumwa
their home.
WATERLOO ITEMS.
Mr.. Tom Dowding and family has
moved back to Waterloo from Peoria,
III.
Mr.. John Henderson and family has
returned from Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Jefrries has returned from
pleasant trip in the south.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. Nc
Coy and Mrs. VIM. Brown.
Sunday was day of blessings spirit
rally and morally to all attending serv-
ices in the. A. NJ r. church. Rev. III.
G. Boyd rendered very foreeful SER
mon in the morning filed with spirit
and power from on high. In the eve
ring Mr. Harry Fisher and some of
his friends including the Y. M. G. A.
secretary, Mr.. Cohagen had charge Of
the service. The talks rendered and
also the music by these visitors were
full of help and Inspiration.
Mrs. Eta and Mrs. Louis Monjoy
and girls, Grace and May, and also
Master Leo Gordan who. have been Wis
sting our city for the past month re-
turned to their homes in Medley, Mo-,
Sept IL. Mrs. Matte Boyd presented
banners to school for attendance, pune
tuality and the offering. This has in
fused new life and interest into the pu-
pills and each Sunday an eagerness is
shown for the winning Of the banners.
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BuRL1NaToN 1TEMs.

The A. NJ. E. church, Rev. r. e. Kan
som, Jr., pastor, celebrated their fifty
third anniversary from Sept. to Sept.
49, On Thursday they had mission
airy sermon and program; on FRIDAY
a feast Of fine tables by the choir; on
Sunday anniversary sermon and pro-
gram and on Monday, anniversary ban
duet. All services were well attended
and neat sum realized.
Rev. w. NJ. Ward of the Union BAD
list church is in Sioux City, Iowa, as
sisting at revival meeting.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the State of
Iowa, in and for Polk county, No
vember term, A. D., 1920.
christiana Pitts,
Plaintiff
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MUsCATINE NOTES.
Mildred Lamb.A

A quiet but impressive wedding was
solemnized at the home of the bride e
father Thursday, Sept. 9 at 1880 p. M,
when Misa Esther V. Bains, daughter
of Mr.. Edward Bains of this city be-
came the bride Of Earl Lanier, son Of
Mr.. Henry Lanier of Moline, Ill, Rev.
w. w. Williams officiating. After spend
ing a few days with relatives in the tri-
cities the young couple will leave for
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CIARINDA ITEMS.

Rev. ), III. Reynolds, pastor or the | l.
Second Baptist church, moved with his
family back to Des Moines last week, .
severing his connection with said CHI lrch :
as pastor Rev. G. II. Walker pastor
of Second Baptist church, Pleasant Hill
Mo-, served the church last Sunday and
delivered two very helpful sermons to
appreciative audiences. The church so
fas as we now learn will not secure a
regular pastor until some time next
year.
The trial for the murder of Arthur
Gipson is set for one o clock Monday,
Sept. H.. Mrs. Callie Gipson, the wife
Of tho deceased Arthur GiRsSe.as,a. Nea
max g her ..s home n ne trial
ThsS Climax Social given by
ladies Of the A. M. E. church. Sept. IA
bids fare to be q grand success. NJ
Carrie Roberts has the affair well 4
hand, it is given for the steward
board to assist them to meet their d
legations for this conference year,
which every member Of the churc
should do their bit to make-it q sue
cess.
RED OAK ITEMS.
The Red Oak Industrial club gave a
ice cream and pop social at the clu
rooms, ITO Wash avenue last Tuesda
night. A large crowd was out and
good time was had by all.
Thos. &. Jones, Jr., and George Ljtl
were over to Stanton, Iowa last Frida
on business. r.
Mrs. Gertrude Brooks Of Oman.
Neb., is in our city to attend the tire,
day carnival and also visit her pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chappe
for a few weeks.
Quite number of the boys that ar
working in Stanton, Iowa, was owe
Sunday between trains.
Mrs. Thos G. Jones, Sr., who ha
been spending few weeks in Clarinda
Iowa, is back in Red Oak with her son
ThOa G. Tnnea Jr sF#E
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Detroit, Mich, to make their future

Detroit, Mich, to make their future
home.
Mrs. ). @. WEIGH OF Colfax, Iowa, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Williams.
Miss Helen Tomlin Of Des Moines is
the guest Of Mrs. Belle Davie.
Mrs. Will Robinson and children left
last Thursday for Aurora, Ill, to make
their future home, where Mr.. Robinson
has been employed for the past FIVE
months.
MT. PLEASANT NEWS.
Mrs. Robert Anderson has returned
from very pleasant visit in Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bramble have re-
turned from Chicago.
Mrs. Richard Clark of Clinton, Iowa
is in the city the guest of her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs.
Bert Wells. Mrs. Clark is a former res
ident Of Mt. Pleasant and her many
friends are always glad to see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. (Feenup entertained
at S o'clock dinner Sunday Rev. and
Mrs. Handy and Rev. b. F.. Hubbard.
Mr.. Geo. Bailey Of Ottumwa has re-
turned to be chef again at Hershey
asJ 4nHosY u! ssM GpuBH r. 'AeA
hall. -
CLINTON NOTES.
"a A. Bush.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Mitchell are
the parents of new baby boy. Mar
tin Edward is his name. Eddie is all
smiles.
Mr.. John Sayles of Edmonston, Can
ada, is guest Of his sisters, Mrs. Emma
Heron and Miss Minnie Sayles.
Sunday was the last quarterly meet
ing of this conference year at the A.
M. f. church; at the evening service
Rev. G. A. Biel, pastor Of one OF our
local churches, preached.
An enjoyable event of Labor day was
The barbecue picnic at Union park Civ
I'm by the members Of the Second Bap.
list church. Dinner was served ut
noon. A large number taking part.
The speaking program was in charge
of the Pastor Rev. w. w. Russell, VINO
delivered an interesting address. At
torney Geo. G.. Claussen in his usual
graceful manner as the principal speak
r of the day, delivered a most eloquent
address. Games of various kinds were
clayed during the day.
BURLINGTON ITEMS.
The A. NJ. E. church, Rev. r. G. Ran
,om, Jr., pastor, celebrated their fifty
bird anniversary from Sept. 9 to Sept.
Is. On Thursday they had mission
Try sermon and program; on Friday
feast Of fine tables by the choir; on
Sunday anniversary sermon and pro-
a,l - annivpraarv ham
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District court Of the state of
Iowa, in and for Polk county, No
vember term, A. D. 1920.
Henry Butler,
Plaintiff.
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Will Motor To
Pacific Coast

Mr and Mrs. George H Sale. with
their son and daughter. Stanley and
Miss Irene, viii leave on Wednesday
by automobile for Los Angeles. where
they expect to remain until next sum-
mer. They will make the trip by way
of Ration and Albuquerque. y. NJ,
Phoenix. Ariz.. and the Imperial val
ley. and expect to be about two weeks
in making the journey. They will
be Joined in Los Angeles by Mr. and
Mrs. E d. Ward OF Boston. Mass,
the former OF whom is Mrs. Sales
brother. and will occupy a cottage
there belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward.
Mrs Hattie l. Sale of Pueblo. the
mo her OF Mr. Sale. will leave by rail
next Monday for Los Angeles. and will
be member of the party during its
stay in California. Mr. Sale expects
to return to Canon City about June /.
but will leave his wife and daughter
on the cooast for a more extended
stay Stanley will return here about
May TO look after business matters.
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Fred Krebs Dies
In California

FLORENCE, Feb. 10.-Mrs. F. A.
Kober of this city received a mes
sage this morning from Los Angeles.
Cal, announcing the death of her
brother-in-law Fred w. Krebs, which
took place there last night.
Nj. Krebs was suffering from COM
plications as a consequence of an in
jury sustained few years ago and
he was weakened physically by an at
tack of influenza last year.
Deceased is quite well known in
Florence and Portland, he being en-
ployed at the cement plant at the lat
ter place for some time. The family
left here for the Pacific coast 10 years
ago. Mrs. Krebs was formerly Miss
May John and she is sister of Mr..
Kober of Florence. Mrs. Ira ]. Dilts OF
Concrete, Mrs. Hove Robbins of Los
Angeles. and Edward. Lewis and
Thomas Iohn OF Florence and Joseph
John Of Williamsburg.
Deceased is survived by his widow
and three children. Milton, Margaret
and Fred. Jr. Mr.. Krebs was a mem
Der of Green mountain Camp, Modern
Woodmen OF this city.
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building on Saturday afternoon at 2
| o'clock, February IA.
Mrs. Walter l.. Burgan of Elm ave-
nue. is down at the present time with
an attack OF the flu.
Little Billie" Caldwell entertained
Master Henry Cook on his eighth
birthday anniversary at the Caldwell
home on Pine street, on Tuesday.
Little Miss Billie" did the honOrs in
hospitable fashion and the youngsters
made of il regular gala day affair.
Several members of the Revert fam
lily of Sherman avenue have been hav-
ing a light attack of influenza, but
all of them are no the road to recoy-
cry.
Quite a number from Lincoln Park
attended the India Mass Movement
pageant given at the Methodist Epis-
copal church Monday evening.
The Lincoln DAY program trfat has
been in preparation for some time
among the grades of Lincoln Park
school, has been postponed indefinite
ly on account of the health conditions
of the neigbborhood.
Wilbur Davis. who has been an ayi-
alton division at Dayton. o., since his
return from overseas service, writes
TO the folks that he expects to be
home on a short furlough some time
this week.
Word has come from Franklin, Ill.
of the recent death of Mrs. Laverick.
who will be remembered by many of
her friends as an old resident Of Lin
coin Park. Mr. Laverick died here
a few years ago. One son is the only
surviving member OF the family.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mccartney. who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Michael at Dawson, n. NJ.
stopped of for a visit with another
daughter. Mrs. Jean Elkins. at Pueblo.
while en- route for her home on Lin
coin Park. While In Peublo Mrs.
Mccartney was taken sick. which will
somewhat delay her homecoming.
Mrs. Fulkerson's class of the Meth
odist Sunday school. numbering half
score of girls. held very pleasant
business and social session at the
home OF one of the members, Miss
Helen Davis. on Sherman avenue. last
Saturday afternoon, iwth the teacher
of the class and all the girls present
They all had a very enjoyable after
noon. and refreshments OF sandwiches.
COCOA and cookies were served by
the hostess.
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7. M. C. A. Staff
Secretary Now
In Canon City

W. F. Urbach of Denver, secretary
of war work on the staff of the state
committee of the i. NJ. c. A, arrived
here from Pueblo Monday afternoon
to consult the officers and directors
OF the local association in relation to
the appointment of a Canon City COM
mittee to bring to the attention of the
ex-service men of Fremont county the
free scholarships to which they are
entitled by the bounty of the national
war work council OF the organization.
Honorably discharged soldiers. sail
ors of marines, under certain restric-
tions, have been given free scholar
ships at many of the leading schools.
colleges and universities of the coun-
try to fit them for vocational career
which they are privileged to avail
themselves of upon application. These
scholarships. which are paid for joint
ly by the government and the Y. NJ
c. A. are of great variety and adapta-
bility and provide their beneficiaries
fine opportunity for obtaining voca-
tional training without cost Accord
ing TO Mr.. Urbach, about 125 eS-serY-
ice men in Denver have availed them
selves of this great educational Of
fer. Mr.. Uhbach left this afternoon
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Preparations for
Big Y Campaign

Practically every institution in
Canon City is making plans for bet
ter and bigger work for the current
year. The Young Mems Christian As
sociation is no exception. II is prepar-
ing to do its part in the progress and
substantial development OF the city
and its environs during the good year
1920.
To do this 1t must have the support
OF every citizen who believes that
moral character. sound bodies and
sound minds are assets even greater
than mills and mines or tourist trade
IN opportunity for practical dem
onstration of this belief will be given
during the period beginning Monday,
February i6. and ending Friday. Feb
ruary 90, during which time the an
nual campaign for funds will be held,
\ budget of $4,000 is asked for. \
big sum many will say. But this
budget provides for the elimination of
the entire debt against the building.
an obligation TO the statewide work,
and TO provide for the local work in an
adeuaqte and enlarged way.
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EASTERN LIVE sToCk.
A. thtcHEp

top. SlS..b. heavy. Sit.lOp lt.65; medi-
am. Slls5u 1880; liEht. SlI+OG 1900;
ught lisht. $4,000 lt.6u; heavy pack
IN, sows. smooth. SlSSOn ItOe. pack
in. <uws. rough, $500 a 1880. piss.
Sl3.pO "a la.OO.
tFrtls=Rstf ~tse.- medium and
h,sNNWriEht. choice and prime, Sis.C0
a l5 90: medium and good. sll,0OG
1890. common $500 q 100. light
weight ZuOd and choice. Sl2.non a 500.
common and medium. S>,60J l2.oO;
butcher cattle. hctf"rS. S6.SoG s.SVs
COWS Ss.S0W li.2s: csnners aud cutters,
So "a ~ = So. veal calves. sl6.5Ou l7.1S.
feedvr steers. S9.SS a ll,I5; St"ckvr
St.cts s7.Oou 1859.
Shvyp-l.Ambs, \. lbs. down. $500
n - CO. culls and common. $500 ~
~ o.: ewes. medium, good ana choice.
yia.7Sala,T5; culis and common, $3.50
tilO rs,
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QUICK RESPONSE TO APPEAL BUT MORE
MONEY AND CLOTHES ARE NEEDED

Canon City folks are running true
TO form. No sooner had they read the
appeal in the Record last night for
the destitute Latham family than they
began calling up and coming in until
quite little money and several large
bundles of useful clothes and good
household utensils were gathered to-
gether for this worthy family.
What the family needs most of all
right now is a cooking range so if any
one has one which has been stored
away for a logn time without much
of it ever being used. this is
a good place to donate it.
Any kind OF clothes that will fit a
man or a woman and children, three
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Resolutions

Whereas, The Chamber of Com
merce OF Canon City, Colo, is an or
ganization OF the people the peo-
pie and for the people. working for
the interests and advancement of this
community. and
Whereas, The sole aim and pur-
pose OF this organization is to assist
ME in the building up OF MY interests
and that OF my fellow citizens and
Whereas, The officers and direc-
tors are men of standing in the com
munity who devote their time( and
pay their duesl without compensation
for the interests OF their community,
and II must therefore be an organiza-
ton worthy of support. and
Whereas, Every man owes debt
TO his community that is not paid by
taxes, and
Whereas. Every effort made by the
Chamber OF Commerce brings some
benefits. either directly or indirectly.
to every individual in the community,
and
Whereas, This organization has
brought many new families into this
community. established new indus
tries, assisted in securing better
roads, opened up new scenic attrac.
tons, brought about many municipal
improvements. secured new city parks
and public buildings, assisted in Sc
curing better freight rates. and bet
ter transportation facilities, adver-
tised the advantages of this commu'
nifty to the four corners of the globe,
~. sNxas.. al
fare in municipal. state and national
matters, and thousand and one other
things. thereby increasing the value OF
my business and property interests
therefore. be II
Resolved. That will not be a
Stacker and will pay the debt that !
owe by my service, and be II further
Resolver, BY me. an individual
citizen Of Canon City. Colo. that I
iwill join this organization OF commu.
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SPRINGS PLAY
HERE WEDNESDAY.

Canon City High school basketball
l. cam which has not been defeated
thus far this season will oppose per
haps the fastest team in the state
Wednesday night at s o'clock at High
school gymnasium when they will play
the Colorado Springs High school
terror team The local team has
whipped themselves into good shape
and will be a worthy foe for the
mighty from the Springs. Not only
that but the locals are determined to
win and keep their string of victories
unbroken.