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~ CHURCHES AIM To 0 CONTROL GOVERNHENT,/ 2 s"c""22"SIDE VALERA’S DOCUMENT Saazaearns ong co
Religious Dewominations, |
Undersized by the Study
‘The activity of many Protestant church
organizations in worldly concerns
such as prohibition, the League ot
United States, fa an indication that re-
Hgious’ bodies are taking on the duties
of political organizations, and that they
no Inger regard the preaching of the
Word of God as of supreme importance.
ous Protestant denominations.
sional advocates of prohibition flooded
the churches vith Mterature enlarging
on toxtcating drinks. The
churches were turned into bu:
the dlstribiors of the pamphlets Pe
leaflets of the Prohibition Party. The
ministers were influenced by this clev-
erly conducted bsidized propa-
ganda. Their sermons soon took th
coloring the probibition pam-
phlets more than from the Bible. Boose | led
was substituted for the devi] and the
2 spirit was tten in-the cam-
sel) Barleycorn.
Up to a very recent period intemper
ance wan jed aa ad evi) to which
pligion "2 antidote. The old
den Of eradicating the drink
evil by Mioietaal aid bas been abanden-
4 and lation carrying punish.
wears mle and
consumption of intoxicating drinks has
Deen called into action through the ef-
forte of es feligion as
u
gantiets, Whee Lord Beaverbrooke re-
turped to Engiaad Bie
eampaign in this country he said that
the and ote et the
‘United -Statse’ woeld crush
Fein movement wplch st tai tine wa
at tte height Literature paid for by the
British Sesret we ted to
t Eu
‘The alm of the wirepul ta!
eat e
t ing ted States into Bu:
a American
doys fn ne uerrein mt are not
‘Wort the life of one, American citizen,
) ‘The Church tn politics ts net © pleas-
at Am 8,
Outside of church con cbarchmen
ate ‘upoa_and they “are
not ea in 8,
‘They do not understand the Machtavell.
1 of European diplomacy,
mnd they Go not suspect that the only
Buropean nations have {i
the Untted States ts to help themselves
‘te Uncle Bam's. pocketbook.
Bot understand
‘we lavish tn
nee enlarge its” pea establish:
ent.
ome more ab cnn Church will meddle ta
‘aftairs the Jess efficient it will
Decome in the vineyard of the Lori.
Churches remain stlent while open
BO remsonable doubt tn several schoo!
Ddooks,
Text books In the ‘hands of mere on
dren attending the High Schoo!
Sy roe hesitation or qualification Sat
jan is w créature of evolution.
“ text book in use in the New York.
2
to eighteen years, The following ‘ex
terring to eclentific dlacoveries,
ie taken from Chapter 5, page 74, of
this text. boo!
eaced by vat Propagands, Aro Besding Ti
Energies to lavolve the United States in Exropean Complications Yo the}
Negiect.of Thelr Spiritnal Butics—The Faith of American Children is Betoy
of Certate-Text’ Books tx Use tm the Schoots—if
Preseat Coaditions Contate Two-Thirds of the Chutch Buildings of the
Country Will Have Disappeared in Less Than Two Generations.
—_—_
- hogs of the theologiat
tiona, and the foreign relations of the’ kind,
water of oxygen and hy-
| drogen.
“The (te -of the theory of evo-
Tution have slowly decreased in num-
bern At the clergy, both Catholic
many instances of ignorance and gross
superstition. Instead of accepting the
that man-
. Adam's fall, was render:
a etterly vile and incapable (except
rough God's special grace) of good
thourhts or deeds, certain thinke:
gan to urge that)man was by
good, that he should freely use bis
God-given reason, that be was capable
of becoming increasingly wise by
study of Nature's laws, and that he
could indefinitely better his own co
dition and that of his fellows if he
would free himeelf from the shackles
of Those who
broadened their views of mankind and
of the universe came to believe that,
the Jewish people but also, in greater
or less degree, to all bis cre:
and in all parts of « boundless
vate where ‘was control-
by\his immutable laws.
This “ a Jxondiation of the Bible
and of ure from
“ tounton to he peor B08, ¢ tine.
'n Chapter -37,
theo!
ot evolution is eterno to as follows:
."Evolution, although far more dis-
turbing to the older ideas of the world | pe
than the discovery of Copernicus that
the earth rerelvee round the to tan made
ite way far m
acceptance, ane o-dny e fares nally
of zoologists, botanists, geologists and
rT
Tob man of all dignity. But a time
went on many religious lead
Lexy 0 ators, Kevtloes to: ay that
be put tm the
bende oe ‘ae caliares of Christian or;
eels
FY | advieed by
& Hving God, who ruled Meaven ai
rth, ‘
The Church organizati®ns who are 80)
‘intent on controlling the Government
are doing nothiig to stem ng tide
of unbeli ef,
in God bigotry ts on the increase. Hate
instead of brotherly love among all
Christians {s' promoted ty many’ clergy:
men and such as the
Ku Klux Klan.
The time has come for action.
other genetation or two of neglect of
things spiritual and of the undermim|
maker should atick to bis last.
ee
HUGHES’ ‘BRITISH BIAS
IMPERILS U. S. NAVY
(Continued From Page 1.)
creased and turret loading arrange.
thents modified to conform to increased
ete .
ement I eee
upon specific information which “had
devn furnished by the Navy Depart:
an
ment and which, of course, the Navy
Department believed to be entirely
trostworthy.
The Department 9 of State has sbeen
the vernment
categorically ‘that im alterations have
beén mate in th
ret guns of any. Sines capital shipe
ince thay were placed in commission,’
and further ‘that no additional deck
Protection hes since
February ¢, 1932, the ames ot the sisa:
‘ng ot, the Washington :
velt, assumed
the responsibility for the data which
eo. In re:
sponse to questions as to whether any4
Pantahment woild be meted out to the
officers who collectbd: the {nformation,
Colonel Roosevelt declared that he: w
convinced that there
th the aecline. Mt Faith) trom ‘biass
the pert of anyone ta the Nevy Depart
ment to misrepresent the British Gor.
end) ernment.
fe the text of Colonel
be! Roosevelt's statement:
“The a omen Department, in the hear:
stated that the
sleration of the tarret guns on the Brit-
SDSCC | tah capital ships had been. an
ing increased.
was bo-
We statement vas
‘based on taformation paileved to
tht ity Derartmane
“The British “adtaivalty has inform
Jewish parents. “Wh
herds? Have they abandoned the sheep.
i?
te ‘the wolves’
ere are.the shep-
‘jthe Department that this is not the
case, and that the elevation of the tur:
ret guns on the British capital ships Is
a
they aye th
2
course,
tormaden in the publit echools, While
e erndicating of
ith | di
1e) minds of the ristn;
the schools: maintained by poblie tax.
atic oh chitdrea of Christian. pare
bed of thetr faith of thelr be pellet in fn
a cytving. God Tostead ering
themselves children of a loving father,
sung deing, they are taught th
@ descendants of monkeys or
je creaturee of evolution.
e teaching of religion Is, of
belng sadernstand fn
1p in their might and smite
tithe forces revealed | ™'
relfgion. The people are relying soe
re-| land, but
cir ministers to safeguard thei:
ligious beliefs, and they do not ‘onder
tors, who ue ene nearly: all thee
time to concerns
should be we ft entirely In the hands of
the lalty.
Those who live by the Gospel have
jeserted their flocks, They ‘seem un-|.
concerned while ae ts imperiled |i
by
the writings on “the —
that if the shepherd do aa ther to
themselves, jess than two gen-
aoa trodhirds of the cua edl-
fices : axe country bleed have disep
fared Ante jato shove, ‘tho
tories, oF or anzubenie!
‘The Derwinists and the he prolutiontats
ere doing their work to destro:
‘The bald asser
oduct of evolu-
(thon, a dencendaant of the lower beac
made in several school books wii
Teserve or q “on can have nt
one reeult—loes Bette” fo God.
Young’ people. seine be t
theories of evolution which
veloped
the reltgion they had been taught in
“It. tenet men to distrust ‘and even
to scorn, the past which. furnished 80.
thet? homes was the beliefs of « credul-
| keep the band Instruments
pe e
tr |correting 4 previous statement {n
consonance with the above.
HARRIGAN “PLEDGES” BIG
FUND FOR THE PAYROLLERS
The
can Association of Wranglers and Pay-
rollers smash all records in the little
matter of pledging funds to the Royal
Republic. {t ts only when it comes to
making good thet they: fall down.
| Now John F. Harrigan, Presldent of
—_—
members of De Valera’s Ameri-
eo] What ts left of the organization, with
w
Aue apologies to the word,
husetts, Pledged the Splits
dupesin the Bay State to sre $100,000,
De Valera {s broadcasting Joseph
in| would not tell them
IS ENDORSED. BY. MANNIX|:=3.",
(Continued From From Poge 1.)
propaganda—and most of our people
have no information unless what comes
0 . a in some!
danger that well-meaning people may
come to hold as their individual opin-
fon, not merely that the time has come
for Ireland to bow to superior force, | treed
end take what she is offered, "but
that Ireland {s actually setae a all that
she is entitled to, or could reasonably
expect, That has been, stated almost in
set terms. Now, whether the time has
for outsiders, to decide. You may, have |
partial failure, to yield to Brit.
ah tere and to Mids ite ti bat:
ter day; ide been un-
te to bow to| Bet been. real!
wag to samt dat, Gr British Empire save that of the United
force. are the bare naked facta,
from which et brew ot of ae
would lke. divert
Until ions undivided Treiand “oes full
from external interteresce,
it also ireant will remain unsettled and dice
matisfied, mo matter what diplomatists
British Empire. State, There w
for any part
Kingdom.
development of ni
ouaness fn the inte war has brought
about a radical change in that view-
Point. The essentisis of sovereignty Lie
in the power to impose
pe |Attorney James P. Mooney
anarereienty of the
a
time not remote when tt might ‘be sald
with truth that self-government had
ational conact-
taxation, In the
Force may prevail for
your opinions, but you have the good | handed
taste discretion Bot ;ta a cebarace
them upon those who ggrpe with you,
or who differ froth you, to Irelaad. 20
one will quarrel. with you for: yoor
opinions. But those with whom oni
forced, ° ein patience are wo
ask U1 not that Ireland is
eaten, but ‘aa Ireland bas completel
triumphed; that\she hes ae to her
all, that: sh
oh a
ment and the Irish Constitution!
NO JUSTIFICATION FOR THESE
vIEWA.
“Now, there fs not the least justifies
enemy we bave only to deny them; if
they are made by one callin;
friend of Ireland, we might suggest to
him in addition that he bi
probably never hed, @ just and true
{dee of Ireland’s claims or ideals.
thinks, no doubt, that his words make
k
for peace. In trath, they make for con-
tinued strife, and must irritate beyorid
yiyend: 0, stand
for, and fought for,’ Ireland's full inde:
Pendence. It would be hard gpoust | for
8} these men, call them idealists, or it
you will, to have to admit: ‘feat. °
due time, you felt called upon to pro-
claim thot tho. struggle for Ireland's
Tlght waa ovor ad Jot, and i It fall
rs and to ask
sure, approach them with make-believe
and falsehood upon your
would ni them by, telling them
that, unkown to themselves, they bi
got what they were entitled. to, us
what they had been. fighting for! ve
to lay down
gine, because Ireland had crompued
hen she was divided by an allen Par
Mament! You would not degrade the
ame of Pearse fod | bis compantons by
telling those of the 0 Fes that
ed to win for Ireland «
seed of a living fire that will net
ished.
“If we can
trust
damental question at {i
at emphasizes the urgent Heed| Empire to that of the British Common-| Church, who addressed Kimsclt to “The
ot a fe a ire to sanity and he] wealth of Nations and to secure ‘unity | Conspiracy Against Ireland.” :
of the moment tn 3re|of the whole through the anomalous| “Mr, George H. Spooner made an ee
asd fe pence, tf rutn, in gmordl 8 and ‘ma-/and unworkable device known as con-|cellent and witty torstmaster, and the ~.
terial, 1s to o averted, sultation and co-operation. The time {8| musical programme Bigh
And onx Irisfigen snguld be aching whea Canada's claim to| order, . ‘
possible \e they il Usten to earons while
with England sh aa ‘de possible
agree: lif Ireland.offer and Exij fecept ¢o-| pire, links which for all- practical par.
operation end friendshi without -sub-| poses are found only in the’ santa
Jecflon, Much that hag
course, m: pace more diMcult,
uch-talked-of ‘Document
No.
at
¢
2
be so, what a traged;
Qement was not on the Ii
ment No. 2!° For that no
ence Ireland has lost livekr
erty, and land tered
money and trade and credit. But it ts
seslees to dwell on that point. What
T mention ft just to
Is done is done.
polat out that It fs not teo late @
lammer out s settlemention
to) tines of ‘Document No. 3.’
to, then England should
bi
have much difficulty in accepting a nm tions.
Proposal on those lines. And as
Ireland, I belleve that a plebiscite
bs
the Irish people would al] along have
ratified, and would now ratify, an
t oa the ot t x the Pane to realise wittons! tren of Mi
No, 2"
peace oad friendahip with England.
leave the matter in
ireland, and
‘ou and J can only
the tie ten of/Irishmen in 1
the news that come!
deplorable things are being done, on
@ 18) both sides in Ireland. They do notiat-
ports are true even
of
but
with reason and goodwift the prospect | t
the set.
of ‘Deeu-
{nal differ
and, prop-| form
If it ts only
@ifferent In name from what England
T delleve alao that sich a vate!
ot | the Irish people, open and slacere
jake for stabl
aide sete. efforts and
Hinton ta the day of pasce aad
tion.”
—+-+
IRELAND 18 ON RIGHT
PATH, SAYS SAYS CRAWFORD.
\ tcontinase From From Page 1.)
s-legielation forthe sp
and & constitution within the British
Empire! No, even those in Ireland who
support the London. agreement do not
venture upon the statements for which
a few Australians have. made them:
No, surely, if you.
Inevitable; that once again might had
thaty Ike Tone and}
vanquished right;
NeGarrity, of Phitadetphia, Sinat he | Emmet
noeds flocks of dollars to keep his mur.
dering marauders busy destroying Ire-
Mr. Harrigan, of Worcester,
who was a blatant enémy of the Clan-
ovement,
aloe of the Irish Bond money (he got
teh | the Job of printing the Bonds), which
n had not the equipment in, his own
by the same
be deposited in the
ee and other ofictais of the Irish
‘The ciel ot the Irish Republic” would acco)
a
here are short on cash just now, De
‘Valera advises, so its a safe bet that
"the doys on the hillsides” will. again
ve to be content with the crumbs,
PIPERS WILL HOLD
ANNUAL BALL WEDNESDAY
———
‘The Irish Pipers annual ball will be
held on Wedpesdey evening, April 4, at
Central’ Opera House,
Sixty-seventh Street, New York.
rs from out of town, have prom.
ised to attend and give a selection of
old ‘Irieh airs on the newly made
“Union Pipes.” Im addition to that &
splendid programme fe arranged and s
real Irish night 1# assured.
In orfer to procire new
pipes and
fred the
of every
lover of the old Irish music who ought
to go to the Central Opera House on
‘ast | misleading press statements.
Wednesday, evening.
h | Gay.
or not—would be straight, front, in
telligible. But what is neither s
nor truthful, nor, indeed, intellgtbtes fe
that-any friend of Ireland should as
sert that Ireland {s, or should be, satts-
fied, while she ts outraged and par-
titioned by those whi
right to interfere with her than Ger-
that she
jould ber
proud; while she {s fitted with s Brit-
teh-made Constitution—for it is really
British-made—which no true Irishman
rf one moment, unless
teh ageresel
1d accept ‘fo
under the threat of B
“LEAVE THE MATTER TO THE
IRI8H PEOPLE.”
are bad enough without dis-
ot for victous and
‘The prac.
tieal feaue at the moment, with the
HLondon agreement nirned, and the
sountry divided, has to jed end
wed by the Irtsh penis in Ireland,
(Gopians), ‘Woe murt leave the raatter
° them. They have our sympathy
it prayers. Though they are for to
moxie divided, we know that
at for an anechatety free Teena |
workiag in friendly
England, but without wnfection’ ta to
England. Where th
De Valera and those} Th:
-} bat by cnuaritational practice.
8} Irish Free
iffer is that one/ labored
sido has been the moment to
of the King has no
Teality as such @ ‘provision no longer
applies in any of the Dominions. . The
oath of allegiance in the new Ireland ip
first of all to the conatitution, Falth-
the King.
of @ written constitu:
tion tn the cave of Ireland and the
other Pominlone differs = matertally
from that wh! found in the Amer.
in America the eon-
stitution te ela and inffexibie. {mn the
Case of the self-governing Dominions
"| amendments may te made, and are
ade, parliament only,
Tn her
newly acquired rights Ireland: may do
everything which {s done jn Canada. In
jauses of ber constitution
stitution of Canada. Clause five of the! .
Free State constitution provices that
“no title or honor !n ser
vices rendered in or relation to the
tate be col
2
m ynterred on
any citizen of the Irish Free State ex-
cept with the approval or upon the ad-
vice of the Executive Council of the
Btate.”” ada, by resolution of her
House of Commons, abolished in ithe
eight of the war the granting af
the] control of the issues of peace and war,
and 1a the contro! of the economic lite
of the State, In all these essentia's the
en | ty of the British Empire no
longer exists in the case of Ireland or
of any of the Dominions. What fs lett,
The genius of British
mle
meet the difficulty an attempt
1] is being made to change the name of
diplomatic representation at Washing:
ton will test the remaining links of Em-
kept alive by immixrants. time
imperialists clung with cae faith
‘o the idea of the federation
pire, but that dream of Tower ‘cham.
berlain and bia contemporaries hag van-
{ehed. America, gave to the world
m+; something which the Aritish fatled to
grasp in time—that conception of fed-
eration which in w limited
‘The British conception of unity
through aselmiliation end a unit
government haa failed in the
case of Ireland and {5 now recognised
as impossible in the case of the empire
iteelf, Unity through federstion in the
duildtag up of nations! life was the
en| gift to civilisation of Washington,
Franklin ard Jefferson.
sound end good tn entle
sound in the
Bational freedom and tmeria proten-
In
the
Rot
#
tor IRBLAND HEADED FOR @042)
in dust and tuins because
dom. The Bethan Empire, too, must
le
Its
free nations by sharing the burden of
control of its sovereign. pow
world state
parts. Volumes have
this sublect, but the troth mi
mitted that what is called Parner
in the om: ire finds Httle support in
Dominions, Un
ers ag 8
il its constituent
rite ten ee
less this ‘teal ot imperial natty ts at
partne which in-
tained. thi a erahip
volves the surrender of "the toveretgn
Powers at present ezerc!
Dominions then,
Dom!
fons must Helier follow to Avg Be!
and endurance have bequeathed to the
Dreve lon.
.| Judge of the Appellate Court, st mho spoke ,
was] ammunition, almost to tbe last
as it was @ great success, both social!
ad-| will be
leed by the self:
in the
*
T
‘th&siastio Gathering zt ;
Shed in Easter Weok Wan Not :;
in Vain, and March to Fri,
dom Will Continte When Da :
Valera's Tosane ‘Civil Ware
Ta Ended,
CLEVELAND, ©., Marth 18, :
to ad men of ena ael eat 3
m soos Bat aon ence
owen the measure of
coe ne an it ts fron ihe er fe:
4 by the Clan-nadeel |:
that Ireland will get absolute oe é
This: weal tion made. by
Hon. James P."Mobney at the fifteenth
annual banquet of the Irish Good Fab.
Jowship Club, ot Clevelund, Cs :
je guests wore some of the
O'Sullivan,
on “Irish Gentus," and Moa
Reidy, assistant pastor of Hee Name
My. Mooney traced the progress of
tho Irleh movement: from ‘48 up te
Easter. Week, reminding his audlente
that the movement that kept the faith:
in Republicaniam bright throughout. the
yearn of Parliamentariantom etill extets
i still belteves that Ireland should ~ ’
bit ust be @ tree and independent Re «
eal with ‘he London Treaty, ht
declared it was because the
mon in Ireland ‘had exhatisted thelr
round |<
and he emphasieed thet roe reeton
sible for the outrages | son”
any rubetitute waten doean't
mention an Irish Republic and gays
nothing about separation from Eng.
land.
ST, sbi ma BRANCH CELA °
There will hea bis « a big cetlidh bela a
and
Next Wednesday night, Ari ‘. there
8 special ‘business meet:
the Gaeltc classes,
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