Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 12

12 GARDINAL BEGIN | DIES AT AGE OF 8 Rose to Be Prince of Church From Son of Humble Farmer. By the Associated Press. QUEBEC, July 20.—The body Cardinal _Begin, Archbishop of Que- bec and Primate of Canada, who died of | vesterday, lay in state today in the Chapel of the archbishop’s palace. Next Saturday the son of a humble farmer, who became a prince of the Roman Catholic Church, will be burled in the crypt of the palace. Despite his 85 years the cardinal had resisted with fortitude an attack of uremia with which he was strick en a week ago. On Saturday suf- fered a relapse. Louis Nazaire segin, ordained 60 years ago, had been Arch- bishop of Quebec for 29 years and a «cardinal for 11 years. Rise Without Parallel. The romantic rise of Cardindl Be- unpretentious sur- Levis farmhouse, 1, to membership Roman ge of the s without parallel history of Canada. ul if the venerable prel- ate, when in youth he consecrated | his life to the service of his church, | ever dreamed of or hoped for the honors that were later to come to} him. i Preparing for his ordination, Cardi-| nal Begin apparently had in mind a| teaching career, for after he became a priest he sp t several years in| further studies of special courses to| fit him for a place on the faculty of Laval University, Montreal, where he earned his B. A. degree. During 21 years of teaching Father Begin, as he was then, by his devotion to his duty and to his church won favor at the Vatican and in 1888 was rewarded with appointment as Bishop of Chicoutimi. After three years as| head of that see he was appointed bishop coadjutor to the late Cardinal ‘Taschereau, Archbishop of Quebec, and became titul chbishop of Cyrene. In 1894 he was made administrator of the archdiocese of Quebec. Visited Every Parish. Cardinal Begin succeeded to the| archbishopric of Quebec upon the| death in April, 1898, of Cardinal Taschereau. As head of the diocese| he worked energetically to promote the interests of the church and made | a practice of visiting annually every | parish in the archdiocese, one of the| largest territorially in America. Be-| ginning his parish visits early in the | Spring it was necessary for him to| travel almost continually until the| end of September to cover all the ter: ritory. He did most of his traveling | by automobile or carriage, using zrams“ and boats only when absolutely neces: sary. From the death of Cardinal Tas-| chereau in 1898, the first Canadian prelate to be elevated to the College of | Cardinals, his successor as Arch-| bishop of Quebec had been mentioned several times as a possible candidate for the red hat, but it was not until 1914 that the honor was conferred upon Cardinal Begin by Pope Pius X. While an able administrator of his archdiocese, Cardinal Begin attracted more attention by his strictness as an ecclesfastical disciplinarian and rigid- ly enforced the regulations of the Catholic Church. Likewise, in his later years he was a sturdy and active antagonist of social modernism and a vigorous opponent of modern dancing and jazz. His stand against these was officially indorsed in Rome by an ar- atore Romano, the or- PLANS ARE COMPLETED FOR WEDDING OF ROYALTY | Prince Philip of Hesse Agrees to Princess Mafalda's Children Being Catholics. By the Associa ROME, July that special ments for the re Princess Mafalda, ess. —The Tribuna says tical arrange- o Prince Philip { en _completed by r chaplain of the 1. The arrange. eries of recent al Merry del eme congre Mgr. Beccaria, m: lialian court ¢ gation of The cery by all Ca ¥ will be accompanied religious rites, with the exception of a special mass for which 1 cial dispensation can be | made, g to canonical law. Prince Philip. the newspaper asserts, nsented t a veligious and = ldren br permit Princess bertv to remain » has agreed to ght up in the Cath have the chi Catholic faith Col. Schoenberg Dies. ST. LOU July 20 (#).—Col. Moses Shoenberg. vice president and a found- er of the Ma tment Stores Co., retail enterprises ddenly of a stroke tel here yesterday. old and had been h, planning a trip to his one of the | | whole quarter-pint of the most wonder- | Two Bears Battle I Fiercely for Ball As Golfers Watch Marshal Haig’s Partner’s Sphere Starts Fight Between Beasts. By the Associated Press. JASPER, Alberta, July 20.—A hazard not included among those planned for the Jasper Park golf course was encountered by the party of Field Marshal Earl Halg when two bears staged a battle royal for a golf ball on the fairway. Lieut. Col. F. F. Clarke, one of the earl's party, drove off from the first tee, the ball landing 150 feet away. A bear suddenly appeared and galloped after the ball. A second bear gave chase and disputed the nine points of the law held by Bruin No. 1. % In the fight for possession the ball was torn to sheds while the golfers looked from a discreet distance. No Artist Can Paint —pictures permeated with the personal charm and romance of photo- graphs you take your- self. Be sure to get good pictures. Let our camera department outfit you completely. BRING your pic- tures here for fin- ishing. Our service is ever dependable— without a rival for ra. pidity. Left before 9:30, pictures” are ready at 4:30 the same date. The National REMEMBRANCE Shop Mpy. Foster's Shop 14th St. at Pa. Ave. Also 1229 Pa. Ave. 13 PEPis great to pep you up. Ready to serve —a delicious cereal —specially good with fruit. Children love it. PEP is crammed with peppy elements. Eat PEP for pep. Your grocer has it. #ptp the peppy bran food JUICE OF LEMON WHITENS SKIN The only harmless| way to bleach the| skin white is to mix the juice of two} lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply | for a few cents. Shake well in a bot- tle and you have a ful skin whitener, softener and beauti- | fier. i Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon bleach into the face, neck, arms and | hands. It can not irritate. Famous| stage beauties use it to bring tha | clear, vouthful skin and rosy-white complexion; also as a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. You must mix this re- markable lotion yourself. It cannot be bought ready to use because it acts best immediately after it is prepared. Summer home in Michigan. 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