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Anglicans _ To Keep Worthy 0f Their Cause

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_ URNE. Australia, Dec. 5 -Charging his flock to retain from ff hing like violence or bitter- ness" during the Roman Catholic Eucharistic precession here Sun- dzyDec. 9, Most Rev. F. W. Head, ‘Anglican archbishop and metro- politan of Victoria, has announced 1e -_has "protested privately" to in authority against tlie pro- clamation of certain doctrines in he public streeis.

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lSLANDI-Iit DEAD-Into death oc- curred at Los Angeles. California, UB4, on November 21st, of Mrs. Jessie Moliiachern, widow of the late Capt. Malcolm McEachern in the 66th year of her age. Deceased was the daughter of the late James Mac- Donald. one time Water Commis- sioner for the City of Charlottetown. Interment was in Rosehill Memorial Park, Los Angeles, November 21th.- (Patriot please copy).

‘ PAINFUL ACCIDENT-A serious accident occurred at Hermitaze on Nov. 27th, when Mr. Leonard Hughes

‘of Lake Verde had the misfortune

to have his left hand badly cut snd mangled with s. circular rip saw. while sawing wood for Mr. Wm. Rooney. The young man was given

first aid, then rushed m the Cityl

Archbishop Head said he had Hospital, where over thirty stitches made his protests to Roman Csith-‘were found necessary to close the olic leaders, to members oi’ the city injuries. It is not known whether it council and to the press. "If thoseiwill be possible to save the little W115 are responsible in that church finger which was almost completely Ind. in that council reject those severed. He was wearing a strong proposals,” he advised the people leather mitt, but for that, no doubt, of Jhis diocese, “we must not do he would have lost the hand com- anythin; that is unworthy o: our pletely. ‘The patient has returned Master's cause. We must not do home, where he will be treated by

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gvit that good may come." ‘1 “Many Christian citizens are wondering what their attitude to- ward this event ought to be," Arch- bishop Head proceeded. “This pro- session differs from any ordinary, religious pmcesion m: open-air service because its leaders have de- clared their object in the words. ‘We will carry our Eucharistic King through the streets.’ Such an en- terprise is only iendezed p:ssible by a belief in trahsubstantiation. “So long as this belief is confined f0 the service in a church we have no objection to make," the Arch- bishop said. "That is toleratlon as we have learned it in English- speaking countries for centuries. But to organise a procession to proclaim this doctrine in the pub- lb streets is lo challenge Christian Melboum to agree or to disagree. ‘t! think it would have been‘ more to the advantage of the Ro-f man Catholic Church to have‘ avoided doing something which to many people seems to be a. strain- ingi-of the law. We as Catholic Christians deny what will be ap- proved on Dec. 9. We cannot find transubstantiation in iﬂie Bible. Our beliefs date from a time earlier than Psscliasius Radbertus and Lanfranc, the Latenm Council of i215 o!’ the Council o4’ Trent in i863."

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the doctor of Vernon River. His many friends wish him a speedy re- covery-(Patriot please copy).

CATHOLIC POETRY UNIT- This group met again at the home of Mirs. L. B. MacMlllan on the evening of December 3rd Mrs. Keith Rogers was the speaker of the evening, selecting for her sub- ject "Some Thoughts on Canadian Poets." This was an informative. well-planned paper disclosing a thorough knowledge of the sub- ject. The poets were grouped sc- cording to their period, and place of birth-or home oi’ adoption- and the poems revealed the out- standing characteristic in the work of each writer. The selections were made with care and discrimin- ation. and delivered in a restrain- ed, delightful manner. One would like to quote at length from this paper but space is limited. Five poems submitted anonymously to previous meetings were criticised at this meeting and suggestions made for revision. Two poems, re quiring only minor changes, were considered worthy of publication and the writers asked to submit to editors. The one poem submitted to this meeting and read aloud by s. member selected by the chair- man, was excellent Christmas verse; suggestions for revising this poem will be made at our next meeting. A prospective member contributed to the enjoyment of the evening's program by reading a. few of his own poems. This young man has undoubted poetic talent and is likely some day to find a secure place in Canadian literature.

Reviews Battle On River Pact In U. S. Senate

(By Ken Clalil (Canadian Press Staff Writer) WASHINGTON. D. 0., Dec. 5 - President Roosevelt expects to n- sizbmit the St. Lawrence Water- way Treaty to the Senate for rati- fication at the forthcoming session

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government to be able to have such modifications in the original Matt made as to weaken opposition in the Senate, which last year by l3 votes refused to ratify.

w. Roosevelt's campaign w push one of his favorite projects through to a point where it will remain with the parliament of Canada. to

ready begun with issuance by the New York Power Authority of re- ports designed to show the value of publicly owned and developed hydro-electric power to the con- sumer on s. dollars and cents basis-

Fbrccs in favor of the project are encouraged by the defeat in the recent election of eight Senators who opposes the treaty. wet the Io- position in the senate plum to "- new the bottls ngalnst ratification. It is. at the moment, extremely questionable whether the added prestige gained by Mr. Roosevelt at ti“; polls plus any modification which would be acceptable to the Canadian government would have sufficient weight to swing the in- strument through.

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On the first of these points Mr. Senator .7. Hamilton Lewis’ re- Rcosevelt has not expressed hlm- cent outburst about Mr. Roosevelt's self. on the second he has left no negotiating for a modlflogtlgn as doubt es to his stand. He believes the provision concern Chicago. Chicago should not be permitted to the Senator's home wick, was abstract water from an iniems- therefore taken with a whole cel- tionsl wstcrshed to s national wut- lsr full of salt,

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