Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1929, Page 23

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 26, 1929—PART 1. | b is 8] h to the chamber | would be Italianized. There was mo- | to recall that it was under the Fascist | world, and if all states trained for con- [ This virile, martial education is neces-l they become part of the church law. 33“»4“3”13'."&1:1‘"55&-31(.4 :n indirect n?x‘:,;d in that.” regime that the first Catholic xmlu”wen what would happen? In this way | sary in Italy, for during long cen- | [ The first would make women eligible reply from the Pope on the subject of Mussolini provoked smiles’ when he | university was opened and recognized?” no one would contribute to gencral ries the military qualities of the | | to ordination as ministers, the - | ‘educltlon. today reaffirmed that there | said the prevailing popular idea had On May 15 Pope Plus, without men- | pacification, but rather to genoral | Italian people did not shine. After the | | as elders, and the third as lay evangel- vi - he Italian government, but|conflagration.” | wars of the Roman Empire, it was | - n was a precise distinction between the | been. to quote an old saying, that “the | tioging the an g LT AR S e T o Tt iy e | twe . becol the Pope’s al r | obviously replying to the speech of the oLl CRIEEICE NI - %maa’tm?&.’.‘:fi-:fin?-[pnmm)lwopaiy.'mm. had sald, “The | these very words and sald there wea | that it reappeared.. the firsy wat | | Esparate auestions o Ixing about a | byt et 3 He declared it absurd to say that his | state is not made to absorb, swallow and | one side “on which we, if not intract- | fought and won by the Italian people. | o expremonlthel A bmh iy R Lol “My chamber’s speech was found dif- | s coen to the chamber had been di- | destroy the individual and family: that | able, are nevertheless intransigeant.| “Having interests to defend . and | . . E. Speer of New York, | ficult,” he said. “I will define it as| rected against “elements of the Left” | would be an absurdity which would be|“Let us see the realities of life." sald obliged every day to defend our ex- ‘st(}:;g::am("heoéurlstlc:r‘x“m"m e necessary, even in its polemical polnts | since these did not exist in the Fascist | against nature, since the famlily comes | the premier. “To afirm that instruc- | istence as a people, we cannot yield to | | e ot o e | hit the target they were aimed at, | PATEY or that it ‘was designed to calm | first in society and in the state.” tion is incumbent on the family is to | mirages of universalism, which I un- ing | byterian Church have had the right ‘Lat Pacts’ Importance | T o e e ey e - | Masonic lodges, with which there never | - » |58y sometning bevond ine bond: of derstand among peoples aready ar Three —Overtures Dealing byerien Ch eran Facts POFIANCE 1t was necessary to clear the atmos- | G C GRS Tor'would be @ truce. | ~ Pope Says “We Are Intransigeant” | S0 TOelitng Bevon rived. but which T cannot admit for a | ko o s e - phere, which, being too sentimental, 3 He 'went ‘on tolisay that ithe ehurch T R | people which has yet to artive | With Their R tiomWil | g e 919 an overture was pre- and Effects Emphasized | ¥ould have ended by altering the con- Education is Brought Up. A NabTes o anviiing et .. S k. | kil St | I e eception Wi sented to the Presbyteries, proposing | tours, character and objectives of |'never coul gree ! “The modern family, engaged cease- | : = ! to make women eligible to serve as rul- The premier defended himself from wouid “restrain, diminish or nullity | jocqy in ® struggle-for livelihood, Memorial Day Dinner. | Be Balloted. |ing_elders, but it was defeated. events. 1 | _For the first time in its history, the ini e rge of slighting the doctrine of el | by Mussolini. 1 n; 'E‘]e’.‘iffl-‘fim'fi:&ffl"’fl:‘f‘i p- 3?$ni"$§g|n of Christianity in his | that right which nature and God have | not give instructions to anybody. It is | GAITHERSBURG, Md., May 25 (Spe- | Presbyterian Church is now f t caes bened 1n the political feld and to make | earlier speech, which had provoked un- | given to the family and the church in |only the state with its means of all | cial).—The Ladies” Aid Society of the | - | aebt, 3. Willison Smith of Prlla b S Precise definition of the reciprocal sov- | favorabie reaction at the Vatican. He | the educational field” The state, he scrts that can accomplish that task.” | Darnestown Presbyterisn Church Will| 5. e Associsied Press | head of its finance ittee, declared. By the Associated Press. | Preignties—the Kingdom of Ttaly on | {reely admitted divine orlgin, but said, | thought, could furnish professional in-| It was also the state alone, he as- | serve a dinner at the church Memorial ; | Ee oatti1F whaloapaniGior rems Sior ROME, May 25—The Ttalian Senate | one side and the Vatican City on the | “It will, however, be permitied to af- | structors, but never could furnish such | serted, that could give adequate re- |day at 10 o'clock. A program of en-| ST.PAUL, Minn., May 25.—A definite | g $15. 3 : {000,000 annually for benovelence. A s d “ s ted to | liglous instruction by completing it | tertainment will be held. | step in the direction of placing women | & 5 =] today voted 315 to 6 in approval of the | other. It was useful to add that the | firm that development of events brought | as those “pecple of lives consecra ¥ step in the n of placing women | budget of $12,000,500 has beca - Lateran accords after Premier Mussolini | 1,000 kilometers between the Kingdom | the realization of Christianity to pass at | education by entire and complete dedi- | with other disciplinary featur - | cos s et e s PRI TP | e L ol 000 ARty g::‘ | g e Ve e ven Jeru- | cation to it.” “We demand total charge @i the ed- | : 1 ififl?h hfii 2?5‘.5',??5’."‘3“#‘”?.‘1:’:3‘ ‘:J; :: {}:‘Yax.s:fncl:"se‘{a:‘rm.l:g"r::n? »7:;2 5-3:"::""‘“ DR e | “The pontiff concluded his remarks by | ucation of the citizen. If the cotem- | Demonstration Club Meets. | Presbyterian Church of the United Pose and will be acted upon next week. ] = - | = I The contest for the 1930 assembly v - duca- ., “We di t want to call our- porary world was not the world of fe- CLINTON, Md., May 25 (Special).— | States of America was taken today by | = y e e | S W wAGEIE Vel om0 st eaae o1 TP Tm it | ST AL ptehas il hcrety ‘say ' that| Tocions wolves' that wo! Kiow: el Tholome e st o plon v hire | (L6 TIeE pEetal ARl af o ey, S B e I S coords by King Emmanuel and Pope| Quotes Old Saying Amid Smiles. | iy} ang instruction, he said he wanted | we are intransigeant.” might renounce this education of ours | recently and it was decided to rename | It decided by unanimous vote and |ChUrch of Detroit and the First Pres- Siiiar | . W mauRnUeIRNARRope | | } coanve| 5 § TeRt | without Gibete (o M b tn 31y byterion Chureh of Cineinastl S “It wi v to dispel the equiv- | no equivocation because the two were| The Pope in his speech had de- | to '®y'h we give the name, for hy.|the club “The Thrifty Housewives.” Wwithout del 0 submit to the = P‘;‘hzupromler_ who had caused some :oc.gfo:':r:'xf::s:fi;i@fi S«Fp'le mebe leve | clearly distinct from each other. “Are |plored “training for conquest.” He | pocrisies revolt us, of warlike educa- | Miss Ethel Regan ia charge of the | Presbyteries of the church, three over- | T s by e e treaties would have | we Fascists exercising a monopoly of said, “That which was done in one | tion | affair. “Cleaning” will be the subject at | tures dealing with the recognition of| Mexico City and Guatemala are to be A e e L o e oL | women. 1t approved by a majority, | connected by air passenger service. June brides of today, brides of tomorrow and yesteryear— . . ) : this May Sale is for you. 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