PAGE TWO.
THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEP 5, 1914.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. T. W. Newton, and daughters
Misses Cassie and Mary Newton
will spend the autunm in the North
and East. --q------
Mrs. Richard Miles returned home
on Sunday after a pleasant visit of
several weeks with friends.
Miss Sallic Graeie returned last
week from the North and East
where she has been sunlmering.
Miss Nellie Eagan returned on
Sunday from a month's visit in
Brooklyn and New York City.
Miss Nora Miles returned on
Saturday from a month's vist to
friends in Texa.i
Political
Equality.
The Study Club of the Political
Equality league met with Mrs. Chas.
Jennings, I22I Scott street, Wed-
nesday promptly at Io o'clock. The
subject for debate was, Resolved
That the Child Labor Bill is neces-
sary for the better protection of
children. Miss Mary H. McCabe
for the affirmative handled the sub-
ject in a masterful manner, showing
that Mle had given it much study.
She had many pictures to illustrate
the degradation to which the greed
and advance of man has subjected
childhood ahhough Christ had
while on earth for them the tender-
est concern." Mrs. S. S. Wassel had
the negative which is always the
nate.l°sing side where womeu predonfi- Mrs. Sadie "d--*I"-'-Roberts has again
The subject for debate next meet-[ taken up her residence on Lincoln
. . . Avenue.
ing is Resolved "Ihat the MInununl I
\\;Vage Law is necessary for the pro-
tection of women. Mrs. Frank
Wriggle, affirmative; Miss Emma De ]
Neler, negative.
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Dehmer-Moser
Wedding.
The wedding of Theodore
Dehmer Jr., and Miss Rose M.
Moser was solemnized at St.
Edward's Chnrch at 8 o'clock :rues-
day morning, the Rev. Father
Maurus, O. S. B. officiating. The
attendants were Miss Helen Dehmer
sister of the groom, and P.W.
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Duwe, hest man. The bride wore a
beautiful gown of crepe de chine
with pearl and lace trimming. The
veil was caught with a wreath of:
orange blossoms. She carried Bride
roses. The maid wore a dress of
white chiffon over net and carried
pink roses. A reception was tender-
ed at the home of the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Dehmer left to visit
n San Antonio and will be at home
at 407 Commerce street after l
October I.
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Mr. Ed Monahan, Jr., of tile firnt
f Monahan & Son has returned
aq'oua the East and quarries' in Ver-
mont, where he purchased finished
and rough stock for ntonuments. He
visited various large establishments
in this line and took pains to note
any new methods that are being
adopted for the betterment of monu-
mental work.
%' SCHOOL DAYS AT
Rev. Father Saunders went to t-lot MT. SAINT MARYS
Springs to help out for the First
Friday. Father Carroll, the pastor Vacatio/a Time to Give Place to
has not yet returned, and Father "Dear Old Golden Rule Days"
Clarendon who had heen taking his On Pulaski Heights.
place dnring the summer, has gone
on a brief vacation before the open- Qtdetly, peacefully, cahnly have
ing of college, fhe vacation days of I914 glided by
+ at Mt. St. Marys, Pulaski Heights.
Mrs. Bertha Comes annom|ce the tlowever this spirit of peaceful
engagement and approaching mar- eahn in n'o way betokened inactivity
flags of her danghter Miss Anna {n Mr. St. Mary's little world. On
Theis to Harry E. Walpole the the contrary" there existed a busy
wedding to take place on Septem-contagion oit unhed labor, mental,
pfiysieal and splritaal. Within class
bet 22 at St. F.dward's Church at 9 room and halls, wl'tence passed the
o'clock.
+ happy school girl to Iter three
months haven of res't, the Sisters
Mists Kathleen Wright, daugh:ter have busily engaged in study and
siderable discussion, after which it between right anti wrong which
was moved by Mr. Denis A. Keeshan makes the great difference between
and seconded by Mr. Ben Higgins ns an,3 the lower animals. You may
that immediate steps be takm to lteach a (tog not to steal, but it will
estahlish a council of the Knights!tm'.y I)(. through fear of punislunent.
of Columbus in Helena. . Directly.]put xve t:ave a sense of responsibility
of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wright,
Pulaski Heights, is improving after
undergoing an operation at St. Vin-
cent's Infirmary, for appendicitis.
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Mr. B. C. Mattingly and Mr.
Adam LeBlanc, of Donaldsonville,
La., were the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. W. Mattingiy, several days
last week.
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The many friends of Mrs. George
E. Cunningham will be pleased to
hear that she is rapidly recovering
from the effects of her recent acci-
dent.
Mrs. M. O. Wendler, I4oo Wolfe
street has returned from Armstrong
Springs. She is delighted with her
• sojourn at the great health resort.
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Miss Julia Koers left Thursday
for Heber Springs where sire will
enjoy the pleasures of the resort for
.a few weeks.
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Mrs. F. M. Mullen and two
children returned home Sunday
after a five weeks' visit in Decatur
Illinois.
Owing to the fact that Mends
will be Labor Day the Cathedral
Aid Society will not meet until
Tuesday, September 8.
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The Cathedral Aid Society will
the chairman ordered a canvass to
be made anaong those present, and
as a result, seven actfial nd tweniy
prosi)ective members . wcye found.
An organizing committee composed
of Messrs. B. J. Cunningham, J. t[.
Wel)b and F. \\;Vail)aura was next
app(finted. It was estimated that the
committee would swell the number
of candidates to tifty_ heforc next
Sunday.
:\\; message from Father White
was presented to the effect that at
least twelve candidates would be
nmstcrcd between Forrest City and
Marianna.
Mr. Joseph Truemper, St., Mr.
Denis A. Keeshan and the pastor of
the chnrch were appointed as a cont-
mittee to eonunnnieate the results
of tile meeting to Little Rock
cotmcil and to request that an
organizer he sent to Helena. Forth-
with the conm:ittee despatched a
.'_o a power higher than ourselves.
"l'].is is the voice of conscience with-
'ill* 't{'s. guiding, checking, npbraiding
u:; if e have done what is wrong,
r, on the other band, approving us
if we have done a good action.
The history of the human race is
that of a constant struggle between
these two principles. They are the
two masters of which our Lord
speaks in the Gospel of today, and
each is striving for the ascendancy
over us. Which are you serving, the
flesh or the spirit, God or the devil?
This is the practical question for
each one of us. For there is no half-
way. We cannot serve both of these
masters. You cannot I)e half the
friend of God and half the slave of
the devil. Eiiher you are now in
the state of grace, the child of God,
an heir of heaven, or you are held
captive by tlie devil, and should you
die at this nmment he would claim
letter to tile Grand Knight at Little ly,m as his own.
Rock• This done, tile meetlngl I3nt, perhaps, you doubt which
Cthd IN I adj°urned master yet1 are serving, because your
a e ra otes \\;Ve feel certain that the "allies"l sonl is the battlefield for that con-
will make a formidable class, flict of which the Apostle speaks--
Fourteenth Sunday
After Pentecost
ht 'view of the Bishop's holne com-
ing soon Father Tobin preached on
"Tile. Episcopate," and not on the
Gospel of the day last Sunday. The
sernton is tel)reduced in another
cohlnln. 111 the evening he took the
Gospel of the ten lepers for his text, Epistle and Gospel of The Day
for it afforded him an excellent ex-
ample of that lack of spiritual earn- and a Fh, e Minute Sermon
:stness which he has been deploring
in his recent serntons on aspects of B
A
Paulist
Father
faith.
The Daughters of the Faith will
receive Holy Commtmion tomorrow
in a body, and it is to be hoped they
will set an example for those who
approach the altar rail on the suc-
ceeding Sundays.
The school will ouen on Tuesday.
September 8.
The regular monthly collection
will be taken up tomorrow, and in
view of the opening of school, and
of the repairs and improvements re-
cently made a generous collection is
expected.
The Holy Hour was observed on
Friday night.
plann{ng for the better interest of
the pup'ffs. The scholastic year
opens on Tuesday anorning, Gept. 8.
when registratlon ,ill take place.
All parents wishing to enter their
children shouTd corn munlcate with
the Mother .gtlperior.
HELENA TO I£AVE
I. OF C. COUNClL
Meeting Held Laat Sunday ,Shov
Good Results and Bright lhoa-
pects--Father Higgins Active'.
Rev. P. J. Higgjas, pastotr
of St. Mary's Catholic"
Church, has sent tha: follow-
ing brief announcement to
the male fi:embers of St
Mary's parish :
"Knights of Columha. A
meeting of all the men of St.
Mary's Parish will be held
on Sunday, August 3 at
9:45 a. m., with a viev, v to
establish a Knights of
Columbus Council in Helena.
You are earnestly requested.
to attend. Fraternall
yours," etc.
It is expected that the new:
council will be organized'
under the most favorable
auspices, as there are num-
bers of male Catholics in
Helena and vicinity, Helena
World.
F.l)istle (Gal. v. I6-24).
Brethren: Walk in spirit, and ye
will not fullil the lusts of the flesh.
For the flesh lusteth against the
Spirit, and tile Spirit against the
flesh: for these are contrary one to
another, so that ye do not whatever
things ye will. But if ye are led by
the Spirit, ye are not under the law.
And the works of the flesh are mani-
fest, which are fornication, unclean-
ness, lasciviousness, luxury, idolatry,
witchcraft, enmities, contentions,
rivalries, wrath, quarrels, disputes,
sects, envying, murders, drunkenness,
revellings, and the like: of which I
foretell you. as I have before said:
that they who do such things shall
not obtain the kingdom of God. But
the fruit of the Spirit is charity, joy,
peace, l)atienee, mildness, goodness,
h:)ngsuffering, meekness, faith,
modesty, coutinence, chastity.
Against such there is no law. But
they who are of Christ. have crucifi-
ed their flesh with its vices and
lusts.
Gospel tSt. Matt. vi. 24.33).
At that time: Jesus said to his
tile hlstiug of the flesh against tile
spirit and tile spirit against the flesh,
so that you do not the things that
you would. That is, though in your
heart you would rather listen to the
promptings of your better and
nobler natnre, yet sometimes it seems
as if the flesh had the upper-hand,
and you are tempted to think there
is no use in trying any longer.
Take courage and be consoled by
the experience of St. Paul. Thrice
he besought the Lord that a grievous
temptation might depart from him,
and he received the answer, "My
grace is sufficient for |hee, for power
is made perfect in infirfiaity." No
one has described more vividly than
St. Paul this conflict with us. "The
good which I will," he says, "I do
not, but tile evil which I will not that
I do. For I am delighted with tile
law of God, according to the inward
man, but I see another law in nay
nemhers fighting against the law of
mind, and captivating me in the law
of sin. Unhappy man that I am!
Who shall deliver'me from the body
of this death?" Atd he answers:
"The grace of God lay J'esus Cfirist
our Lord." If, then, you are tempted
--if even you have fallen, be not dis-
meet in regular session on Tuesday In compliance with the above invi-
afternoon, Septemher 8, at 4 o'clock, tation, a mass meeting was held on
All members are urged to be last Sunday. On motion of Mr. F.
present. D. Clancy, seconded by Mr. B. J.
--.I Ctmningham, Mr. Joseph Truemper,
Mrs Zeb Ward who underwent an Sr., was elected chairman. The
operation for appendicitis at St. latter in an interesting heart to
"Vineent's on Tuesda last is heart the object of
,ed as nicely, the meeting, con-
disciples: No man can serve two
masters: for either he will hate one,
and love the other, or he will cling CLOSING SERVICES IN
to one. and slight the other. Ye
Union Trust Corn
01 West Second St.
Caital and Surplus--S400,000.00.
Banking, Savings, Rentals, Insurance, Real
Deposit Boxes, Trusteeships. }
Sam W. Reyburn, Preside,it.
E. G. Thompson, Vice Pres. '(.
George B. Rose, Vice Pres.
Moorehead Wright Vice Pres. and Treas.
C. P. Perrie, Secretary. i
C. M. Connor, Asst. Treas.
E. J. Bodman, Asst. See'y.
L. J. Gibson, Trust Officer.
cannot serve God and mamnton.
Therefore I say to you. I)e not
anxions for your life, what ye shall
eat: nor for your body, what ye shall
put on. Is not the life more than
the food? and the body more than
the raiment? Behold tim lairds of
the air. for they neither sow. nor
tlieir Ahna Mater. But, stran.gcly,
German dispatches, ,vla Holland,
particularize on priests distributing
arms to snipers in Louvain, perhaps
the mailed fist of the Kaiser banged
into something tough in Catholic
Belgium.
• Yours truly,
F. O'CONNOR.
Bishop Coming
Home Monday
He and Father Aretz TogetherRe-
ception at Cathedral Hall
Monday Evening.
Father Tobin received a telegram
from His Lordship, the Rt. Rev.
John B. Morris, D. D., on Thursday
afternoon, stating that he and Very
Rev. W. H. Aretz had just landed
in New York from Naples. The
message stated that tile Bishop and
I:ather Aretz would arrive in Little
Roek Monday afternoon over the
Rock Island.
A reception has been arranged in
honor of the Rt. Rev. Bishop and
will l)e held in Cathedral Hall, Sixth
and Louisiana streets, Monday even-
conraged. God's grace can save you, ing,'2ugust 7, at 7:45. It is expect-
God's grace can enahle you to ed that the hall ill be filled to over-
triuml)h over your lower nature, if flowing with the ,.Catholics of the
you have done those things that you city and other friends of tile Bishop
would not. Despair not, then but, of whom he has many.
trusting in God's mercy and in the
power of His grfice, arise and renew MENA NOTES.
the struggle. Victory will crown
your efforts in the end. if only you The many friends of the Very Rev.
persevere in the fight, for "he that
A. P. Gallagher will be pleased to
persevereth unto the end shall be know that he has entirely recovered
saved."
from his recent severe illness. Re-
[ ports were circulated as to his
dangerous and dying condition, but
ST. PAUL CATHEDRAL happily such reports were unfound-
ed and at present his appearance
Archbishop Ireland Preaches His-gives every assurance that malay
torical Sermon In Old Cathe- more years will tie continue his
dral on Last Sunday. zealous work for A. M. D. G.
The old Ca,thedral of St. Paul, St. The Rev. Herhert Heagney of
Paul, Minn., which was erected near- Little Rock was a very acceptable
ly three-score years ago, will soon visitors to tile parishioners of St.
reap, nor gather into hams: yet your be abandoned and torn down. The Agnes in general and a few in
heavenly Father feedeth them. Are
not ye of much more value than closing services were held on the particular during Father Gallagher's
they? And which of you, by anxious last two days of this month. On illness. Only for his consideration
thought, can add to his stature one
cubit. And for raiment why are ye
anxious? Consider the lilies of the
field how they grow: they labor not,
ne'ither do they spin. Yet I say to
yotL that no even Solomon in all his
glory was arrayed as one of these.
Whe'refore if God so clothe the grass
of the field, which is today, and to-
morrow is cast into the oven: how
much more you, 0 ye of little faith?
Be not anxious, therefore, saying:
*d/hat shall we eat, or what shall we
drnk, or wherewith shall we hie
clothed? For after all these things
the heathen seek. For your Father
know,th tha ye have need of all
these hings. Seek ye, therefore, first
the kiffgdom off God, and his justice,
and all these things shall be added
unto you.
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SERMON.
THE POWER OF GRACE.
"For the flesh lust,th ainst tlte
Sunday, Aug. 3o, there was a Solemn in remaining over for Sunday rite
Pontifical Mass and Archbishop Ire- congregation would be without
land preached an historical sermon. Mass. He preached both at the
Ou the following day lie celebrated morning and evening services and it
a Pontiiical Mass of Require for the is needles to say that his sermons
deceased naemhers of the parish, were excellent ones, especially his
At th.e services on Sunday there discourse on "Our Blessed Lady,"
attended a nunaber of the surviving which was highly commented upon
naemhers of the parish who were by his impressed hearers.
present at the laying of the corner Father Heagney's striking person-
stone of the church, which took ality has certainly appealed to the
ploce on July 27, I856. The cere- Menaites with whom he is already a
mony was performed by the first favorite and the writer would need to
Bishop o St. Paul, Rt. Rev. Joseph be "a machine" to answer all the
Cretin, D. D.
A COMMUNICATION.
The Editor Southern Guardian,
DEAR SIR--Regarding the distruc-
tion of Louvain, Belgium, the war
dispatches hint at priests distribut-
ing arms, etc.. to the snipers. In a
country under martial law, how in
the name of common sense would
Spirit and the Spirit against the' priests have access to arms, more
flesh .... so' that .yo dcr not the particularly than others? Louvain has
things that you would."---Gal, v. 17. Ieten the center for theological
The two-fold prlnclple n ma, of/g|udies .for many a student from the
which the Apostle here speaks, is a/British Isles, as well as from other
matter of our eonmon exeriertce./poittts of Europe, no doubt many
We are all conscious' of two tenden-foreign students took up arms for
eies within us, one which tries to[Belgdwm, no doubt prior to the sack
drag us down to what is mat'¢rial, of Lotrvain and their Alma Mater,
sensual, and evil, and another which I hot-htded scholastics did volunteer
seeks to raise us to what is nellie, I for the' defense of Louvain, did help
elevating, and spiritual. The former[to distrfmc arms with other youths
comes from our physical being, frorrr!and citize% when they thought
that nature which we have in com-/they had tfi'e' cmnee to drive out the
men with the brute creation; the]cruel invad'er. Scholastics in
other is our moral sense, our reason |soutanes with lretas may have join-
conscience ed the sm tlm'y ,ore the only
It is the )ower of distinguishing they ,and tEey died for
queries as to "wh
tteagney contiug
Rev. Father
Mcna lasi ._Monday l
again, on his way
Subiaco Abbey whet!
fhe Silvcr Jubilee
Staats Vrband.
is a frequent visitor'!
always welcome.
TO COLLECT
FOR
Germans and
Dependent by
Receive
In accordance
passed at- its recent
Pittsburgh the
national federation of
olic Societies, has
funds for those
Austrian nationality
ed dependent by
pean conflict. Such
sent directly to 750.
Austria for
are not to be turne
American or English
any like agency.
of many thousands
killed in the Rev. L.
no matter what
victorious the 1
pe'ople as the result el
ising t
be very great and said:
ed no doubt for sony must
termination of te 1-Ioly (
to provide for such
collection is to be
tended for this
sent to Joseph
the Central Verein
ton Square, New }
J. Q. Juenetnann,
St. Paul. Minn.
FOR
Four four-room cot
three-room cotta
Pulaski street, also
store rooms op
MRS. S.
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FEDERATION
The program for
national convention
Federation of
be held in Baltimore
in Septemher, has
OBening with religl
at the Cathedral on
her 27, the
daily session the
ing. Great
made for the
tainment of the nat
whose honor there
on Tuesday in which]
participate.
Mount St. Mary'
Academy
A selict boarding and day school for
ladies and little girls, wiU re-open elasses on
day, September 8.
For partieulars address:
Mother Superior
Pulaski Heights. 't
Mount St. Mary's.
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