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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Narodni shromazdeni
Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky o rozpoctu

Washington, d. C., 16. 1nora. -
Kabelogram Ceskoslovenske Infor-
maGni kancelafe Prahy sdeluje:
V debate rozpoctove ujal Sc slova
"a republikanskou stranu cesko-
slov. venkova poslanec Hnldek,
jenz probral zahranicnl politiku
vlady a prohlasil, ze narod eesllo-
slovensky bude "a vsech okolnosti
provozovat mezinarodni politlku
spoIeGnou $ Francii. .Je take ire
ba orientace smercm ma vychod
sbvansky a jiste po vyfizeni tesin-
ske otazky dojde k srdecnejsimu
pomer,l k Polakiim, s -nimiz nutnO
utvoi'it hraz proti Nemecku. X
Rakouske Republice, bude-li tato
dodrzovat smlouyy a loyalne Sc
chovat Ike sve ceskoslovenske men
Sine, bnde Republika Ceskoslo-
venska loyalni. Ostatni recnici Il
castnivSi Sc debaty zdiraznovali
pratelsky vztah k dohode a vsem
demokratickym vladam. Pfijat
rozpocet ministerskeho pfedsedni-
ctva, ministerstev vnitra, narodnl
osvGtv a Skolstvi. - DR.. kramar
prohlasil, re Ceskoslovenska Re
publika by povazovala "a nedfl-
stoine ceskoslovenskeho naroda,
ably Nemci byli jakkoliv zkracova-
nj ma svych pravech CS. Republi
ce. Nebude Sc nijak mstit Mem
elm "a to, ze We valce byli rakou-
skych Nemcii nejzufivejsI. Dosta-
nou vlastne vetsl prava, nez mali
vyhrazena mirovou smlouvou, ale
Geskoslovensky narod Jim nadbl-
hat nebude. - V debate poslanec
prof. Srdinko dokazoval, jak Mem
ci zceIa zbytecne do sveta rozhla-
sui nepravdy o domnelem htisku.
Statistika nakladu ma university
dokazuje, re nemecky student sto-
j Republican Ceskoslovenskou
1904 korun rocne, cesky vsak jen
745 korun. Vydani pax ma meme
ckou universitu Praze a ma ne
meckou techniku je V rozpoctn Ce-
skoslovenske Republiky tfikrat
tax velke nez rozpoctu stareho
Rakouska.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Tesinska komise pro-
ii polskemu Swami

Washington, d. G., 16. mora. =
Kabelogram Ceskosloyenskf Infor-
macni Kancelafe sdeluje: V po-
sledni dobG rozmohlo Sc surove
Swami Polakh proti Ceskosloven-
ske republicc tou m6rou, ze doho-
dova komise, jez drive zdala Sc ma
drzovati PolakIlm, byla nucena cd
souditi stvani polskeho Tesinskeho
Denniku. Polsky zastupce komi.
Sc, DR.. Guenther, oznamil, dohodo-
We komisi, ze $ jejim stanoviskem
nesouhIasi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Velka drazba koze-
Sin zakoncena

st. Louis, Mo-, lG. mora - VI
ce jak "a s27, 100000 kozesin bylo
prodano v dyanact dni tryailci
drazbe, uspo@adand Mczinarodnl
kozesinovou bnrsou, ktera zakon-
cena byla sobotu. Pravi SO, ze
byl to nejvetsi prodcj Y historic
tohoto obchodn KoIem 100000
900 kusn kozesin, eli asi polovina
viditelne svetove zdsoby, byla Y
tomto prodeji zakoupena rIzngmi
obcbodnfmi domy. Zvgsene ceny
byly zaznamenany temef u vsech
druhi kozcsin.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Osmidenni dalsi lhnta
povolena Uhersku

Paffz, 16. fnora. - Uhersku po-
volena byla dalsi osmidenni lhita
k uvazeni mirovych podmlnek
svrchovanou radou spojencn je-
dna spojenecka mocnost je naklo-
nena povoliti "znacne zmirneni"
v podmfnkach smlouvy, die sdele-
nj easopisu Matin. Casopis tento
take oznamuje, ze italsky premier
Nitti sdelil We schnzi rady, re
pripade nutnosti trvani ma prove
deni londynske smlouvy, Italie po-
voli Dalmacii autonomii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Amerika v popfedi
budovani lod stva

Londgn,' 16. mora = Amerika
zanjala pfedactvi Y budovanf To-
di, jak naznacujf zaznamy Lloyds
Registern V roce minulem bylo
spusteno ma vodu We Spojenych
Statech 81 procent lodi, zbudova-
nych v celem svett. Celkem vybu-
dovano bylo mimo Anglii 5,524,l ,lN
tun, coz je 0 trikrate tfetinu Vi
ce, nezIi bylo vybudovano V An
gill.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Gaby Deslys zane
chala velke jmeni

Pafiz, l6. mora. - Skvila ky.
tice kvetin k pohrbu Gaby DeslyS.
proslul6 herecky a taneGnice, byla
sem dopravena Londyna aero
planem, Jeii domov byl V pravem
sloya smyslu zaplnen kvetinoyymi
dairy cd Set pfdtcl IA soustrastne
kabelogramy dosud pfichazcji ze
vSech tasti Syeta. Dairy cd blya-
leho portngalskGho kralc Manucla
pohfbcny 5 nj, die jeiiho
posledniho prdni Prayi Sc. zc cd
tlmysln tohoto bylo upuSt6no O.
bay, ze jeii rov potkal by stejnl
osud .ako ROY 81. Lantelncove, do
ktereho dyakrate vnikli .Ir,pii a.
roce 1913. .Isou tn Y ob6hu po-
Yfsti, zc b}valy portugalSlly kral
navSliyiI Gaby inkoenito plakal
mad divkou, ktera vScobccn6 ozna-
covana byla "a rozltodujiciho Gini-
tele Y ztratG icho trilnu. S vFjim-
koD dozivotni reniy pro matku, &C.
Ii im6ni obnosu s., 100000 zane
chane hercGkou, v6novano bnde ma
stavbu yzorneho asylu pro ditky
beg matek MarSeillcs We Francii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Spojenci zadaji
Nemecko 0 vydani
obchodnich lodi

Londyn, lG. mora. - Die sde-
lenl amsfepodamskeho korrespon-
denta Exchange telcgraficke kan
celafe, byla ziskana Berllna de-
pese, ze spojenecka nota byla ode,
vzdana nemecke Wade s pozadav.
KEN 0 yydani zbyfku ntmeckeho
obchodniho lodstva.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18

IdflI, ~. Nilbfd. -~ ItilH'll
Milerand Lloyd George poslali
preSidcniu Wilsonovi nom ohled-
ne kompromisu otazcc Adriatikn
q tryaji ma SVEN stanovisku, Wy
iadfenem V note, poslane jihoslo-
vanSke vlade dne 20. ledna. V KITE.
re- ddva So j ma vyb6r, ably budto
pfistoupila ma kompromis, anebo
pfijala provedeni smlouvy lond9n-
ske, die sdeleni Pertinaxe taso-
piSu Echo de- Paris.
Pafiz, l6. 1nora. - Hugh c.
Wallace, americky vyslanec, ode
vidal sobotu zahranicnim mi
nistcrstvu memorandum presiden-
ia Wilsona, die sdeleni casopiSu
Temps. v nemz amcricky president
prohlasuir. ze nemilze schvalifi
Lloyd Georgem navrhoyane uroy-
mani oiazky Adriatiku, iak predlo-
zcno bylo Jugoslavii. CaSopiS po-
dotyka, ze memorandum steintho
zncni pfcdlozeno bylo take zahra-
nicnimu ministerstvu v lIondlne.
We SVEN memoranda kritisujc
president Wilson plany Lloyda
George, jak sdaleny byly jihoslo-
yenske vlade svrchoyanon radon
dine 20. ledna. President podrobll
tento plan ndlczitemu rozborn a
prohlasuie, IT, 5 MIN souhlasiti me-
nnze. .Jmenovite stavi Sc protl
myslcnce, ably .Iugoslavii poskytl
Sc vyber toliko mezi kompromisem
q provedenim londynske smlouvy.
Vedle toho shledaya president ten
to plan V nesouhlasu memoran-
dem, vypracovanIm V prosncl
Lloydem Georgem a Clemenccau-
EN- "a Spoluprace amerlckeho "a
stnpcc.
President V memoranda SVEN
pax naznaGuje, ze V pfipade rozfe-
SEM otazky Adriatiku bez konsul-
tace s yladou Spoienych Stat6, a
mer;cka vlada shleda nemoZnosti.
ably Sc zajimala o evropske zale-
zitosti. Memorandum toto prostu-
dovano bylo naGelnlky spoJenee-
kych vlad drive nezli francouzsky
premier odebral Sc Londyna dc
Pafize. Premiefi vypracovall od'
povef ma notu prcsidenta WiIso'
ma otazce Adriatiku a tato budc
poslana do Washingtonu prostred
nictvim americkych vyslancii '
Londyn6 a V Parfzi, die sdelen
elena stabn premiera Milleranda
ktery V nedeli veccr prijel do Pa
fize.
0 obsahu toto odpoyedi nebylt
nic zjisteno bylo naznaceno, Z,
ncbude uvefejn6na drive nez a;
20 dodani presidentu Wilsonovi.-
We francouzskych kruzich SC po
vazujc "a jiste, ze novt tento w
voj odlozil opetne ma n6jakon do
bu vyfizeni otazky Adriatiku. =
Italske kruhy v Londyne, jak 81
oznamuje, jsou vzruseny znacn,
odporem presidenta Wilsona pro
ii navrhovanGmu kompromisu.
New York, n. y, lG. nnora. =
Frank Polk, aktujici sekrctar sta
III, potvrdiI praydivost parizskycI
depesi, sdelujlclch, zc minister
stva zahranicnich zaIezitosti an
glicke a francouzske vlady byly II
vedomtny, ze president Wilson ne
mdze schvaliti jejich plant ma II
rovnani othzky Adriatiku.
Washington, d. G., 16. lnora.--
rfcdnici Biltho domn odepfeli ho
yofiti 0 problascni parizskfho ia
sopisu Temps, ze president Wilson
We SVEN memoranda londgnskeml
miDisterstvu zahranicnlch zalezi
. tosti a francouzske zahranieni 4
fadovne dial ma jcvo svnj nesouhla
poslednimi navrhy ma uroynan
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
Pfipusteni Svycarska
do Svazu narodH

Bern, Svycarsko, 16. 1nora. -
President Motta eetl parlamen-
tn telegram, oznamujfcf pfijetf
Svycarska do Svazu narodd Sc "a
rukami jeho vojenske neutrality.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-18
President Wilson proti p|a-
MIN Spojeneckych v|ad ma
dpravu otazky Adriatlku
Nebudou-i Spojene Staty teto veci vzaty po-
radu, pfestanou Sc zajimati zalezitosti Ev--
ropy budoucnu.

oiazky Adriatiku. Nekteri 6red-
uici yyslovili nahled, ze president
Wilson mel iimySlu utiniti raz-
ny krok Y zalezitosti yyiednavdni
o Rjeku, ktert Sc iii dlonho vlece
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16

yaevon aaom ugyan hogy munkaato de higyje ell
ncm chettem masktnt inert meghalok egyedillett6l
(sak mem beeg gycrmekem hangzott Gerhard aggodal-
skod6 kerd6se vaam rendben2 liallom hogy
rcszkct hangja Mi t6rten? Talan Nora rtY
Mem lcvedbcn semmi olyasm mem volt ami felzgat
aott akas keemensege egyhangusga no.
xo XII soromb Neny nap mulva AIT hiszem smet rendben
leszek.
Vi aasg Hat mlyen azg raa oyan amlyent keresett
Talaltam . egy Macy szobat, = feeem akadozva - XII
limo kilatast nyujt a tengerrc.
aoam azuan, hogy Gerhard vaamt mondanl akart de mr.
megszaktoa AIT, maid ICY folytatta:
Nm aalkozhatnank hd 6rakor varosban, hogy valahol
egyitt vacsorazzunk?
Mem j0hetck
M6r mem?
-Az6r inert ulsagosan nagy kedvem vona hozza Egyeb-
k6 nyugodabb vagyok es szerenem szobama koze
ebbr6 zemgyre venn Mnden sarkot aapoan meg fogok
ekinteni es benezek az agy ala is
R6za! 4
Tessek So,
AIT hzem ha j6zan gondokodna akkor ma elszanna ma
rat arra hogy hozzam egU jojjon a tuna ogy honap
neghozza vegre a teljes szabadsago, ha
= Gerhard!
- Tessek
Fla mernvlnanak maga e5tt az ag kapui amelyekr6
fcas ntene fceie ha egszebb angyok ogad
bejaatna @ ha lene gy6zodve arr hogy leg
agyszrbb egkvanaosabb dogok vrakoznak OFT niagara
vaon beepnee kapun?
Ezel kiielensse be fejeztem beszegs es visszaem
kagy6 heyere visszarem vi szalasoma rogepeme $40
eevagosabb arkaban heyzem ell hozzaaam egy hosszu
megrsahoz ameben egu6bb tortent esemenyket am
meg N6ranak leve beeezep rossz hanguatom mlntha
eesen E6vettem taskam meebo megkezdett
eo4nvemet atfutom legutos6 haromnegy od es megaap
ottam hogy resi- egyaaban oyan meghato mint ami
ynnek Vegre regy meseJenek toVabbfesebe
anyra emeyedem hogy keemeen kornyeze hatasa ao tel
abadutam, Iassanknt egeszen kelemesse Walt ke
alapoom ucy hogy meg ehetsegm sok ogyatekossaga
en- uda Mielott vegeg eaudtam vona feaomban
zon gonoozam hogy honap ha szerkeszogbo haza]ovok
agyat aho most mosdo ALL ks zekrenyt pedg
dvany hey6re ember ngyans rendsrn joban ern magat
Folyt k0v)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16
U J P E N z.

Az Egyesiilt Allamok penzverdeje az
igazgat6sag kimutatast szerint novem
Der h6napban l1,220,000 eziist penzt
vert, 2,075,000 dollar ertekben, czen-
kivul 61,s32,0o0 kisebb ercpenzt alitot-
TAX el5 2,97l,520 dollar ertekben. Kill
foldi kormanyok megrendelesere is dol
gozik az Egyesiilt Allamok panzverdt
je. Novemberben Colombia szamara
s,0s0,000 darab ercpenzt, Inao China
reszere 3,555,000 darabot, es Cuba meg
rendelesere 1o,926,OOo darab ercpenzt
vertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-16

koronaval inert soha olyan nagy sziik-
segtik mem volt penzre, mint most es
soha olyan alacsony mem volt korona,
mint most. Hogy milyen olcs6 most a
magyar, csehoszlovak 6s jugoszlav
korona. megtudhatja, ha azonnal ir ere
cimre:
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-10
THE WISH MONITOR


credit. Our main reconstruction task.
then, is to create a steady supply Of
credit and to see that it is Justly
distributed among, and wisely en-
ployed by, our needy brethren. As
we manifestly could not deal with
each Of the millions Of Jewish war
sufferers, scattered as they are all
the way from Siberia to Palestine.
nor insure proper use Of credit SUD.
piled to, and administered by, organ
lied groups Of war sufferers, bound
by our terms and supervised by our
representatives.
There. Is another reason why our
measures for reconstruction, to be eff.
fective, must be Of collective rather
than individual nature. As a result
OF six years Of wholesale destruction
and the suspension Of normal eco
nomic activity, an acute shortage Of
raw material, machinery and finished
products exists throughout Europe,
with corresponding rise in prices ag-
gravated by the decline in the value
Of money. Moreover, the innumera.
Bile political boundaries that have
arisen render many sources Of sup.
ply very difficult of access. For the
individual, with his necessarily lin.
tied means, It has become we'll nigh
impossible to procure goods on profit
able terms, II at all. To insure a
steady supply Of cheap goods, partic-
ularly raw material and machinery,
men have been driven to pool their
resources and purchase and produce
in common. This accounts for the
phenomenal growth Of cooperative
societies throughout Eastern Europe
since the end Of the war.
A phenomenon so universal we can.
not ignore, even II II prove to be
impermanent. For one thing, no
Jewish artisan or shopkeeper, how
ever well supplied with credit from
America, could exist in the face of
non-Jewish competitors, when the
latter are not individuals, but Coop
erative bodies. Hence, II we would
really help our brethren to their feet,
we must encourage and foster group
action among them. Above all, we
must support those social agencies
among them which by their nature
and experience are best fitted to car
ry out reconstructive measures Of a
collective nature.
These agencies are the numerous
Jewish cooperative societies In East
earn Europe.
Until recently but little was known
In this country Of the many Jewish
cooperative societies which flourish
in the vast territory which formerly
constituted European Russia. This
summer, however, the Joint Distribu-
ton Committee received two reports
dealing with this subject. One Is a
paper by Abraham Kotik on"The Rise
and Progress Of the Jewish Coop
eratives In the City and District Of
Bialystok," and the other Is a men,
orandum by the Kiev Regional Union
Of Jewish Cooperative Societies on
"The Part to Be Played by the Jew
ish Co-operatives In the Work Of Re-
construction" The latter, especially,
Is full of valuable information.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-10
Down 90 the Prices on Blank
cts and Comforts to
! PRICE

This is the sale when prices Blankets and Comforts
reach their lowest evesoor every pair of Blankets and
every comfort IN stock must be removed from shelves
and counters between now and Christmas
we carry over merchandise from season to anoh
er-but in order to give customers an opportunity to fill
their Comfort and Blanket needs-or those who intend CIV
ing them for Chrsmaswe starting our Clean Up Sale
IN this department earlier than usual this year.
This the sale want to attend without deay-Buy and
you'll be glad you did eay-and you'll regret it,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-10
'''And Here Are the New Prices on Cot
ton, Wool and Down Filled Comforts

covered with figured Muslin, Sateen, Satin Silk and
Silk Null
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24
COLONEL LYNCH
CATHOLIC WILL COMPILE HIS.
TORY OF WARS SURGERY.

Colonel Charles P. Lynch, M. c.,
formerly of Syracuse, N. Y, has been
designated chief of the recently Gre
ated historical division in the office
of the surgeon general of the United
States War Department. He is a
Catholic.
Colonel Lynch will direct all mat
tiers pertaining to the medical and sur
gical history of the world war as
shown by the United States army
records.
Graduating from Syracuse high
school in 1885, he studied for a time
at Harvard and then entered the Med
ical College of Syracuse University,
finishing in 1891. The next year he
was an inferno at st. Joseph's Hos
pital and later went to New York.
He entered the army as assistant sur
geon in 1893.
He saw service in the Philippine
campaign and was on general staff
duty from 1904 to 1908. AS military
attache at the American legation in
Toxic, Colonel Lynch was with the
troops in the field. From 1900 to 1910
he was secretary of the Board of
Health, Manila, p. t. He has written
extensively on military and medical
topics. Ills home is in Washington.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24
THE NATIONAL SHRINE
NEXT MAY-GIFTs POURING

A great pilgrimage of Catholics to
Washington will take place about the
first of next May to witness the start
to be made in the erection of $5,OO0,-
900 shrine at the Catholic university
as memorial to Americas fallen he
roes and as a national expression of
Catholic devotion to the Blessed Vir-
gin, patroness of the United States.
The magnificent ceremony, over
which Cardinal Gibbons will preside,
Will be an international event, as
there will be representatives of the
great shrines Of the Blessed Virgin,
both in South America and Europe, in
Ground upon the site of
the shrine has just been broken
where one of the finest churches in
America is to stand
Gifts ranging from rare diamonds
to children's rings are pouring in from
all parts of the world to aid in the
of the magnificent edi-
fee. Hundreds of thousands of indi-
viduals from every state in the Union
and from foreign countries as we'll
are contributing to the construction
fund, the sums being received includ-
ing gifts of $4,000 and mites of a few
pennies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24
NEW PROVINCIAL SUPERIOR
BUFFALO'S RECTOR is MADE SU.
PERIOR OF ITALIAN CON.
GREGATlON.

The Rev. Angelo Strazzoni, rector
of St. Anthony's Church at Buffalo,
N. Y, has been made Provincial of
the Congregation Of st. Charles Bor-
romeo for North America.
The Congregation of st. Charles
Borromeo was established thirty years
ago by Bishop Scalabrini of Piacenza,
Italy, to provide Italian immigrants,
by those who are willing to devote
their lives to labor among the poor
and lowly who seek new conditions
far from Italy.
The congregation comprises the So
ciety of St. Raphael, which cares for
Italian immigrants at ports of en-
barkation and ports of entry, as we'll
as the priests who are located in the
midst of Italian settlements in North
and South America.
The work has grown until there are
members of the congregation from
New York to Kansas City. At the
last general chapter of the congrega-
ton, it was decided to combine the
provinces of New York and Chica-
go, and to place the work in North
America under one provincial, and
Father StraZZOni was the unanimous
choice of the Chapter concurrins
with the Provincial General. Buffalo
is designated as the headquarters of
the Congregation in North America.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24
ADVICE FROM LEN|NE
SOCIALISTS IN ITALY WARNED
TO GO SLOWLY.

Politically everything is quiet in
Rome Socialists realize that one re-
suit of the general strike they called
was the letting loose for couple of
days of always existing and ready
rowdies in big cities, who committed
excuses, which have frightened the
Socialists themselves. Indeed, the
"Avanti" publishes letter from Lee
nine to the effect that revolutions
cannot be hurried; the Italians have
done well but must now go slow.
One interesting point is that in the
disturbances, which in some places
Mantova, for instance-were momen-
tarily bad, there was not a vestige Of
anti-clericalism. Times have changed
in a few years. The Popular party
in parliament is going strong and con-
solidating it's position. 1t is acknowl-
edged to be the one solidly organized
bulwark against Socialists subversive
oratory-anything further being out OF
the question, as there is no country
in Europe further removed from Dol.
shevism" than Italy.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24
A GOOD SUGGESTION
BISHOP LILLlS ADVISES PEOPLE
TO OCCASIONALLY VISIT DID,
cESAN INSTITUTIONS.

On recent occasion in the Cathe-
dral in Kansas City, Bishop Lillis
spoke principally on the necessity of
fully approaching the agencies within
the Church that are practically bear
ing the burdens of religion. He re-
ferred specifically to the schools,
academies, orphanage, Homes of the
Good Shepherd, and the Little Sisters
of the Poor. Concluding he said:
"These agencies of charity under
the direction of the Church in this
diocese, are bearing the burden of
society as no other organizations,
and, on this occasion referring to
them and speaking in their behalf, |
would offer this one suggestion: that
the people of Kansas City occasional
ly, during the year, give these differ
ent institutions personal call, and
extend to these noble and self-sacrific-
ing women godspeed and a good
wish for the work they are doing"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24
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Brief Reviews and Notices

Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh. By
Ralph Adams Cram. At Catholic
Art and Book Shop, st. Paul. Price
$1.25.
This work, from the pen of Ameri-
cas- foremost exponent OF architecture,
is delightful contribution to the sub
ject of modern civilization which is
criticised so severely by the author
In a word, Mr.. Cram pleads for re-
turn to the teachings of the old
Church. Speaking Of the need of the
sacramento philosophy of the Mid
die Ages" he says that it is neces-
sary to return to: "The Mass as the
one obligatory service of worship;
formal recognition of marriage as
Sacrament and therefore indissolu-
BILE; the restoration of sacramento
confession as the normal method of
establishing Of the Reservation of the
Blessed Sacrament, not only for sick
calls, but specifically for private and
public alteration"
Mr.. Cram has progressed perhaps
further than any other nom Catholic
on the road which leads back to the
doctrines of early Christianity. His
thought is summed up in the title of
the work: Gold is the pure, imper-
ishable quality of the monastic ideal,
Frankincense the supreme act Of wor-
ship through the Blessed Sacrament,
Myrrh the saving quality of a right
philosophy of life that yet must be
bitter to the taste of many people,"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-24
REGARDING PUBLIC AFFAIRS
MANCHEsTER's LORD MAY r
OUTLINES PoslTIoN THAT
CATHOLICS SHOULD TAKE
URGES ACTIVITY.

The Catholic Lord Mayor Of Man
chester, England, Mr.. Alderman Tom
Fox, at banquet given in his honor
by the Catenians, outlined the posi-
ton Catholics should take up in re-
gard to public affairs.
Those who are able, the lord mayor
said, and those who have the time,
ought to seek the opportunity of serv-
ing upon public bodies. I do not be-
lieve we ought to run as Catholics.
If you get the right kind of Catholic
you can run him under any name
and when he gets there he will not
forget what he is. To run Catholics
as candidates just because they are
Catholics-well, you might as we'll be-
gin to run Baptist candidates, Meth.
odist candidates, Church of England
candidates, and so on. .-.-"
We are in minority, and we are
under very great suspicion, and hold
that the very best way of killing that
suspicion with our fellows who may
not be of our faith, and teach them
that in our dealings we are honor
able, and that we are capable OF
handling serious questions in just
and capable manner, as do other sec
tons of the community, is to mingle
with them freely.
/ would not vote for any candidate
merely because he was a Catholic.
want to cast my vote as a citizen
My choice would be given to the RICH,
kind of Catholic-but not merely as .
Catholic.