The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1920, Page 11

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CATHOLIC PRIEST GALLS PRORIBITION ADENIAL OE RIGHTS ‘At Same Time Paulist Lec- turer Says Church Com- mands Law Obedience. “Prohibition may be defined aw a @onial and suppression of a normal man's right to use alcoholic bever- St. Paul the Apostle, Columbus Ave- nue and 60th Street, before a packed audience last night. was entitled “The Catlolic Church and Prohibition.” {| church rogards Prohibition as a means toward that social regenera- tion for which, eerted that the ‘urged by some advocates of Prohibi- tion, which would ban drink as an evil in itself and forbid its use for sac- ramental purposes, are “contrary theology.” speaker insisted that every Catholic must obey. “Never was there a more unjust, insidious lie, and one which required | prompter nai that recently spread broa ome people that the churvh ad disobedience to this or any other of the nation’s| Jaws,” Went on th it, | srantotpal Art Society Will Take Up Sabject at Annual Dinner, | The projected war mem: the form it shall take will be fects of discussion and ada the annual dinner -of the Municipal | Art Gociety of New Y at the Hotel | Astor Thursd: Major Gee resenting th of Hartford, ¢ BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT ‘TO H, M. THE QUEEN BY SPRCIAT, APPOINTMENT TO HM. M. QUEEN ALEXANDRA WY SFECIAL APPOINTMENT TO THEIR MAJESTIFS , ‘THE KING AND QUEEN OF THE MELOLANS WY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO H. M, THE QUIEN OF NORWAY An unidentified man was run down by an automodiie, owned and operated ‘by Daniel 8. Redield, of Hawthori @ges,” sald the Very Rev. Thomas |! ¥. Burke of the Paulist Fathers, in| {i pening his lecture in the Church‘of || ‘The subject of the lecture, one of ||P &® series which the Paulists have been | | giving for non-Catholics, under the |{K auspices of the Knights of Columbus, ||kg Father Burke denied tha® tne} |K he asserted, All| (gj Christians are working, and he as-| {5 extreme theories | |i both to Catholic philosophy ‘and As a law of the land, however, the | |i TO DISCUSS WAR MEMORIAL. | Ran Down by Automobile. 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