Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1923, Page 5

- THE EV. G__STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, THURSDAY OVEMBER 5 | 0 be oppos eracy. | e _govern- exislatio sonfis . < .. = stion of the Chief Executive be- | bia: Se Dr. Don Ricardo J. Al- PAR|S HAS NUIABLE ANNUAL PAN-AMERICAN |25, queosea to democracy. Mckatan | THent OF wby: awn nationr Tha: tres| oF Mok ey Sty Rtion. me| Prim it 10 Jadsmoratie: cniren nlzxfifffllf"{ Tkt Beautitally saye: | fare,. minister Trom. Fanama: Seno LS We have been a most favored peo- [Dr. Don Jodro Manucl Arcaya, mmn vle. Wo ought to be a most generous |ister from Venezuela or Don J people. We have been a most blessed | [tafael — Oreamuno, mini fron people. We ‘ought to he a most | Costa Rica; Mr. Leon Drejean, thankful people. And we are a thank- | of Haltl; Senor Dr. Don Ricarde i ful people, and while the daily |Kre ninister from Bolivia: Dr. 1. service of the Catholic Church |8 Howe, director general of ghe Par breathes " a spirit of gratitude Ameri Union; Frankiin ®~ Adam to God for His blessings, " we are counselor —of the Pan-American happy to consecrate this day with |Union: William A. Griffith, trade ad- you for the expression of our grateful | VIser to the I'an-American Union, and dependen on our Maker, for our | William V. Gritlin, e} clerk. The mutual sharing in the manifestations | “peclal rapresent of the specla of divine interest in our republics. | mixslous from | e o Thankful for Progress. Sisiton Porias tnd Siton. Polo: wers “Other republics have been tested | aiso pros. beyond their endurance; other repul- les have been rejected; other repub- lics have falled, but we have endured, Commissioners h one of us with autonomy and land® el of t ntegrity, inviolate and yet all united ;qtended 1 in a peaceful and mutual unde RS Tl DIEse ing not only of our individual dir- |S nity, but also of the need *f our mu- | Svrt tual co-operation. This fs perliaps the |- greatest blessing of w God for the progress of through all persecutions and changes | Institutions of our governments give|same right that any other American our country not a handicap to our de- MASS IS HELD AT ST. ¢f government she is definite and un- | almost unlimited opportunity to ma- | citizen not of my bellef may speak in |mocracy, but by its teaching and its = surrenderiug of principles. And these | levolent citizens to confuse liberty | warning vour representatives of our |organization it has been and always ig |principles are the rights of govern. | With license and under the name of | sieter Fepublios that you introduge | will be its Gnshakable Support. b ghtg of govern t repul a u intre G ] n ’ \I PATRICK’S CHURCH frints 15 the obediansn o their citi- | national patriotism and love to oper- | undemocratic tyranny into a govern- | cchsful government in this or h A q Yoy N Zens and the obligations of cltizens |ate against the fundamental princi-|ment when you introduce persecution |other democriiey presupposcs an ANRSUiv [ S i N to law and authority. I ples of democracy. It is to warn of the Catholic Church. u imitate | lightened and educated people, (Continued from First Page.) Fhis obedlence, so necessary to all | #82Inst an exaggerated appreclation | only t which is most subversive |ble of cholce and cognizant of their mment, and particularly vital to |9f the Americanism and democracy | af all democracy when you attempt | duties and the sanctions for the ful- and of interest to all and, consequently, | the bermanence of a democracy, is as | 9f Such epidemics that I now speak. | ¢o fmiate the unenlightened move- | fillment of these duties. The Catholic Bershi c 5 . | deserving of no little expla tion. Pommanent and frrevocable in the | e BEliise Amaindiiin 10 l'"‘}munu in_our country that fom x.(':fhurrh carries into our national life EC Imputant esbaption ‘for. the holic heart as the so - [founders of our nation VeATS K0 | pucial and religious dissensio nd |[its twenty-century-old ssion for ershing, - Cardinal - Dubois | cyyiolt Eint, Seubitoh, ©r fhe | Sithots Deart e tho aoul mat, i | Cundery or our, nation, 160 suafs aeo | aclal anawenicloun dimepston i | fa Swonts cmmuury. ol pandon tor . ttion of this kind that religion has a | acquired with the dawn of reason,|Catholic. The Constitution of this| qu \OUEG S0 OF 1S Eet SIERTED: | of citizenship in the light of its ob- and Ambassador Herrick Vital plice among the institutions of | Strengthened by submission of Intels | DAtion was written, not in a spirit_of | birg G ¢ profoundly ashamed ligations to God. If by some unfor- all governments? s it a de of ex- | lect and heart to God and the church | "eliElous discrimination, but in the “Suppression of the Catholie Church | *hite combination of “circumstances . pedioncy to insist that the democracy | in faith, reinforced by the Catholic | God-given hope that this land wonld | “Suppression of the Cathollo Chureh | e S0 AT G thelr ap Are Dinner Guests. of republics is doomed to cor fallire | fanching on submission to authority | be the sanctuary for the oppressed |5 Gegtroyad she would have been an- | Priations and close thelr schools de- Sithout ‘the sustaining influence of the | in home life: endlessly preached from | PeOPIES of the world, that they come | b6 destroyed she would have been ah-fno0ricy in this country would find its = Catholie Church? Ts it untrue to teach ¥ Catholic pulpit as an obligation | ROre with equal right and that they | L0 ECE JORERR0: HUEE (0 GG TECOUR that. th ublic of the United States, vil authority that will be judged | Femain here with equal right us long| of bistory e Ry 5 her founder and thrives to prove the | UnSurrendering support Cammanssio At educational support in the school fhit the Cutholf ‘hurch places by the side PARIS, November wo fun- {whom you hope to find example for| “I will not say that the Gathoiis | 11€lons do not thwart the purposes of 3 o permanent achiev ts democratic [ Church is the only Within | the 1and. T shall show presently that ; A v e 8red Americans last sat down 4 e e tholic Chureh | your gm(.,..,.h...w’u‘,'\'.f'.‘.fil'.fl"}’nfih'x‘r’;‘:.’ the Catholic Church has never abused| fidelity of . God who promised her| Attneln Divoroe t @ Thankssiving dinner, given un- | frevdom for beli on unfettered | ini this habit of obedlence to au- m iof this countey and that|SLeFnal piotettlon; She commanaenty] o matlon can e strov Ger the ausp s of the American |b¥ class perse- | thority, but 1 will that when the gone and will continue to £0 4 cutiol t of erosive ga anarchieca 4 mazing steps to preserve it Clb it Parls hey had as their g osive and anarchical spasms g 8 il Will Answer Questions. With which Bations ae ool spanms he point | want to make hers | ¢ n the futility, | B0 A ool e (e | We thank Him for the excellent o Viiitiess ave questions o WhidT soware 0 hall hove pasien yol i t the Catholic Chureh is located { eVidenced by history, of ot e [ life, but that even sty In thetr | ership He has bestowed on our nution S50 GE0 GHcauIony el s Cs e 2 | preach- | in-the United States, not by the hos- | Ean attempts sunDress Meral Lot e il reo- fand we ask Him to recognize in thi nterested and which | shall answer. demnac Chueeh et wvesch- | {50y or the us permissiqn | Understand that © say this not in | suncton of diverce and in legat tees (0o oratitude o praver fo Thiese are questions which even those ience to authority, without which | 0f any political party or of any re-|threat nor tn proud boast of any |G 30 VRIRCE G YOG | continued " advancement of eich Who wre not here—those who want to | republic cannot ‘continue. ' The |lilous scet. but by the fundamental | Ruman superiotity within our church, |}y Eroiided, bars hot souelt us wnd never-ending co-operation i Faudrillar rector of the Cath; come and e P ose who ean | Catholie Church is not vindictive, or | #nd democratic purposes of our gov- | Pt _:n ""‘I"“'; e "; Within ue that | BbOUt the future of this or ax tween all 1nstitut 8 M. Lalou, presi-|but do not wa cannot_be in igno- ¢ she would have totally abandoned |€rnment. We are pledged to the ser O Of S Stvine Jfe wDM L AL nation| ana [the purity Among those present at : 253 $ unein, | Tnee of if the h to understand the | those governments t have o | &ration of church and state, because | uman effort canuot erminate oG WL the Tatn e: Mr. Augusto Cochrs dent: of s municlbal SOURETS | vital and unescapable forces of every 1y sought to crush her. She w it has helpel us. We point with | Denies South Ix Backward. this natlon Is being largely car, ambassador from Brazil; s and Car i Archbishop of Lrepublic represented here, omes the return that persecuting | pride to the facts of our national wonld to God that the combina~|Pore It 15 born o bivth contro) ana | Don Rafae “For the representatives of the ernments inevitably make to her, | history and of present-day life here; ¢ Sk e A suicide, Agaln, we have not only | Beuador; Dr. et time the |Pan-American republics to mect here | be “he Cannot whanden' thelf | they Show that attempis made withe | Hons wit your governments and |Fce suleide Again, we have not only | LU B A " ! i I prayer is nefther impudent assump- dles. | She wants them not only | In this nation to mix state politics|mine for the pocketing of the Catho- | rudy SUNUde knawing at the vitals o1 Iinrge d 4 of Cubi: Licdo « hanks- {tion nor an effort on the part of the f and for the happiness that { with the religlon of churches have || Church 1 spent their brains, |home life, but we have the decper and AI Jm:my, 'x‘x.lvm“\r--‘r)lr(m\r’v( he Dominican | Hoaiy, ed an ad- Latholic Church to guide the political | she brings to them, but also for the [not been made and are not beink|their time and thelr money in the | more destiuctive soifishness that wiii | 1epublic:’ 8 i f e e 1+ ovation, |flestinies of our yexpective states. It God of men and nations. 1 repeat | made by the Catholle Church or its | constructive advancement of our |strike the only st « f m Nic ia IS 8 Fecomuition of the fact that, Just | that this interest manifested by the | representatives. We judge SUCh at- | peoples. Our republies would have | representative ique Olayi, minister from Colun- the individual heart cannot hap- ollc Church in the success of re- | tempts undemocratic and UNWoOrthy | tyen more (o boast they have [Catholic Church will 3 udiate its subjection to its | I s s not a device of expediency; | of a people that is pledged to sus- | pow T mere i passing the | the ranks of Maker, neither can governments that [ it is inkierent in the teachings she re- | tain the free institutions of our | fnsulting inxin that does not |of national lifs fepresent united human aspirations | eeived from her founder. ernment and the primitive 1 come from the population of the|pulsion that can swerve it from cry- B L A M E T H E repudiate religious institution Charch’s Role In V. S. | of the fathers of our republic United States that vou republics of | Ing out against the national folly of trip s o e diviue ,{,‘f”,,,‘(.‘,\‘,’,','jl “I huve made another statement| Persecution Condemned the south 4 4 it sou |divoree and weains the undemocric il e e Dot - concerns the status of the Cath-| “Furthermore we repwliate not|are bac e ot birth control. She wi ual, the state and the Deity it must Church in this republic of tha| ermc i T %0 lamgely Cathol Ve thank God |continue, after all other voices ar be remembered that He has the BUY nited States. [ have already an-|9NlY as undemocratic, but as an im- |,y this our ¢ I gratitude |silent, to preach the strength of the oLy to the public profession of f cwered it in prineiple when I sald | pudent assault on common sense, the | that You are d al enough | home’ as more vital to national de- (1o e o dis indixiduids, but also |t demoeruey is impossible without | implication that the faet of sep: to under that the Cathollc|fense than even forts, aeroplanes and S bmisublic profession of religlous § (he Catholic Church, its teachin; ajt ¢ church from state hurch exists within the United States | battleships, St EOReRs lih ch, its tex s and | tion of church from sta wurch exists within th | battleshins, e (‘;"’n’- b ere s moe ) ”";l Juitedits influence. But I want to be more | strated by the persecution of the | of America by the tolerance of no We are gathered in a spirit of divorce itself irrevocably from the carnings of its people. There is no particular about the relations of the ' Catholic Church through discrimina- ' one and - Ehankugiiing Woate e of the eitizens of our nati that can permanently eliminate from his v (3 2 ; RS T thouiht and conduet Hls uitimate i m,m‘ N ntability to some authority be- A : . L ki the allegiance of no one, but She [ pomes, and 1t is notorfous that not | presents to th elligence of th ad netoson legders of ever foir the futility, |only are economie and social forces guests a number of distinguished Yrenchmen, includis wrshals Foch, Joffre and Fr het d'Esperey: Gens Gouraud gnd Tantiicib, Monsignor vond this world. What its people cannot fgmore your nation and mine | cinnot inore. mands Free Worship. nation, in justice to its cit- and in recognition of the rights God whom neither individually nor cetively they can escape, must vide for untrammeled public and worship. If in history the M ‘,‘” 1 5t 16 that no s YOU MUST HURRY ' ® il SUccess of any re- ic need apol relliious worsnip inte n : if you would take advantage of into na- I v thit thils this great club sale. Act Quick ,,”'.”;'.““‘ JOIN ITMMEDIATELY *We ot sublics I Ily consolin il i v i ! i cal dest is @ pray and cono alize that Lovernments can il I in any success. that is Dermanentiy tiis - d W i of Hi hts and for His i i not im- kn st vived it ause she She i Blame the weather for this rash move! I il “Nice and warm” would have been fine S Wil because st » for us if we were seuing Palm Beach Suits veceived it hut ¢ tal monitorship over It | : the past few weeks. But it so happened that Shi d6is ot s Loy 3 we were selling Winter Suits and Overcoats ¥ assuming the powers of 1o/ the Taeth Jb BEaces not] 5 We don't like the looks of the size of our Zation unlses she s ent of stocks—and to make a long story short. here's the sort of sale we're putting on. be- ginning Friday morning. g to of all on & asion of néed of public religlons 1 ¥ nation i wernments, but ERS : e . > Over 800 Suits and i timate fail . knowingly, hut satis- e | T . Overcoats ind courageous wrestling t W i i and ultimate forces 3 C of destruction within every self-govern- | g s 2 R A 2 “But ne Cathoilé p hesitates to e n » '\‘ryv»:‘\r- f or sa fices truth to ¥ i i 5 3 e 1 W fro; 3 OF Tepresentative congregations, An % i theret ¥ that while our republies Y - : W ® 1 by law, by confiscation. by expulsion. s nd by «ll othe ans within their i 3 / - ; power, may seek to discredit and to > / 3 \ ihilate the Catholic church, thes : " X 1cies . exist without the = - 5 ; 3 : Virtues that she is grounded an snd for | § > ! ; 3 she risks an 1 m rather than on - i : ALY - deter ing democratic g oI ) WOMAN’S PARTY SEES *Self-determining democratic govern. L eoverumeny. 2ot ey Formerly $35, $40 and $42.50 SUCCESS WITHIN YEAR |sroimuci'sn St s o X200 - - t for law and authority that will Formerly $52.50, $50 and $45 il 1 il i A e . fy the dissolution gradually effected Passage of National Equal Rights|by a false concept of liberty. Fatal to all government is anarchy, and anarchy Amendment by Next Thanks- |is nothing more than individualism run wild. Democracy presupposes the will- giving Day. ir s and the ability of a people to wulder the sacrifices that are the mainsprings of real liberty, to condemn Na- 1 to punish ti vlessness been | that hides under the cloak of liberty, to reconcile the dignity and the destiny of e human personality with the rights of vd toduy {law and authority by which alone a president of the | self-governing nation can continue. ut setiing forth Urges Respect for Law. of her organiza- A At m:f":‘~.»‘,‘m‘,‘,‘.};"ll' {f-‘}]. “'-i"??“firf'.\l-“.i‘l"‘r;}f \ SPECIAL CLUB PLAYER - ents of the |be successful only so long as gk et o e ol “ruled by self-sacrificne | B Every home can afford one of these dandy oY HRuLis Sth respeet for law and authority and by . Pi fana o it | it eftacing regard for the common Player-Pianos—and every member of the women the right hold pub- | W€ 1 say without hesitation that family can play it! Think of the joy in T Virsinin 1o, che boir lthe Catholic Chureh, in its teaching ] Job home N oHiey o e oy i are given the rieht after mut- |and discipline in the human organi- Player.Piano! Only a limited number oorn RO wn residence | E3ton that bas cnn bl o tovnacl 8 secured at this low price. Join the club to. Inhertance. rihts: with man: wers |the very principle nat guarantes & day and have yours secured. Eiven - claim upen the eriate of o lthe permanency of representative joceased Lusband equal to @ e governments. You may object that R Ldm |the Catholic Church is monarchical Eflly $2.00 Club Terms Wife und wers siven the same rishts|In its form of government, and you 85 men with ¢ o Aaministiaiian | are right if vou limit t of estafes ] matters and if you : there can be no self-delermination on the part of mere human brains i Our $2 Piano Cluh has gone away beyond our expectations on the ou are illogical if you deduce the s . = ! conclusion that this Catholic Church / number of members that are joining. Our delivery department will be Music Association Substitutes|}as no piace in a democratie govern: J & < P IHent and 15 in Principle ophoess o > rushed to the limit between now and Xmas. You are urged to make Sunday Night Program. jt. Call it a parados if you will, but i H i T I it will hold any selection. Tha Community Music Assoclation, |it is o Siranger paradox thaa Gthor your selection at the earliest possible moment. We cannot secure more deposi y ' e " ita Teguliy Sunday nisht otg in which the human and the di- A 2 & = = \ - ick 74i4s) s , In plige ot it veenlnr Sundey sight) factsn jhich thehampn end the af_ |/ players at this price when these are gone. Not many left. Act quick ? Middishade Blue Serge Suits, Worumbo ’fr‘; ot a “twilight 00 »"in the ,other men and women of educated| § d ve money. 3 Y eiifto tiir e | common sense realize that if the| G and save Y. audhpram Leclihe itk | church were seeking to stem the tide t thia entertaians of representative government she reduced. ot L A Tbian Gierttor | would be seeking to obilterate the . i o e e | Very fielas In which she has been Corporation \n Marguerite | most successtul. Thal is not only | § el o T Beckon wio. | diplomatically inconceivable, but is N Tnist = anist. and o) in_ o |‘\"r‘.4dgl‘c ur: ‘(: ‘ll:;‘ I\(ivtunlr ks NIGHTS -~ e Waciiian Community rones- | e "CRuron "I oVES tagiqo ol NIGHTS ¢ k‘e ‘((_‘ io "2 dler the leadership Charles | along with.the w, e ) = { i et Sviral numbers | o 10ng as these progressions mak PIANO COMPANY 5 Ffinpfi'l. ,.,‘“l Q and play the community singing, { for a material happiness. that doe ; o o to be d by Robert Lawrence. |not thwart .the purposes of a God President . ot o gy S el I gpene whom ahe repreents o soley. | =R G St.—Corner 13th Home of the Chickering Piano g { I i N : i i I I i i 1 Il Over half of our stock is included in this sale. We haven't all sizes in any particular pattern—but that won't limit variety any! $65 Susts and Overcoats reduced to $48.75 YOU MUST HURRY! THE CLUB IS FAST FILLING UP! &4 $75 Overcoats reduced to $58.75 $90 Overcoats—finest we have—$68.75 o il T i \ No charge for alterations—reasonabl Overcoats and Tuxedos amongst those not Ftront Al She has suspended the jurisdiction menibers of the association - of rulers who used the functions of ; v 15t]’1 @ G Two Stores desi tn purchase res government against the inter of R g S s N '.\ J L privileges oI the’ people, and she has proser R AN sl \f” T N ll("l' Vel ety —_— volutions where they have be ! y | i 'Im‘h”m'm""! i Mrs 1. Cousins is India’s first | against the common weal. In one e 3 2 i woman magistrate, she having re-|century she is said to be opposed tc . cently been appeinied in Madras, . _jmonarchy; in another she is said to