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THE SUN, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1915.
VILLA RECOGNITION
BROADWA Y HUSBANDS SEE HODSMAN WEDDING 250,000 MILE OCEAN TRIP
BY U. S. IMPROBABLE! VISIONS OF GREA T WEALTH
STUNS BROADWAY WILL LAST SEVEN YEARS
( Other Mtwicnn Cliief to He
Kiivnml Till Hp Controls
the Country.
WKSTS I.KI'OKT AWAITED
W(?t!is-'!T0.v, March 21 Villa's
tljims, lo rci-f ciiitlcin mi the part of the
fnl'cd States Government are regarded
ere .in of no moiiiciil at t Ills time.
The one assured fart about the present
lUiiud' of the Tidied States Govern
ment toward the Mexican problem is
that there In no Intention of according
lecognlttKii to any of the warring fac
tion!'. Not until one of the several con
(slants in the struggle has established
himself in full control of Mexico ami
maintained that control for a sufllclent
re-rled to penult of an election which
tl.e Tinted States can accept will there
1 anv consideration given to proposals
ef recognition.
It is believed here that It will be .1
natter or years rather than months or
sks before anv Government In Mexico
if recognized at Washington. No present
rreprct is seen of any one reducing
the country to a state of order neces-1
,,i: it inc iioitiuiK oi ouna nue elec
tion!!. Though Villa Ins started a new move
ment upon the Carranza strongholds on
lie -oast of Mexico with a brilliant
reorn oi miinary acnieveinenis nenmu
victories at Tamplcu or Vera Cruz will
untie the contest now going on. Olll-
da's famll.ar with the situation tlnd '
rMJon t believe that Carranza will be
able to make a considerable showing '
for some time to come A large por- '
tsn of Mexico Is nominally under his 1
contro. .islde from the Important places ,
of Tinpl'o and Vera Cruz. I
A report on this phase of the sltu.i-
fori is looked for from t'uval West, the j
Mate department's latest special agent '
n Mexico. Mr. West has Interviewed i
Villa and the northern leadern and Is '
tew on his way from Havana to Vera
(uz to talk with Carranza. Thence
he will proceed to Mexico city, where the '
Zapitl.itae are In control (
Assurance that foreigners In Yucatan i
an) their property, particularly the sisal
flbre plantations, will be protected was i
'vert In the name of Carranzn to-night I
by the Constitutionalist agency here.
Mr Arredondo, bead of the agency, who
oJust returned from Vera Cruz, said:
"I discussed with Mr. Carranza the
lu-alan situation and I can say pos-
1 i;y mat an foreign interests anu in
vestments will be protected. It is
'ut property Is being destroyed or that
itles are being sacked. Mr. Carranza
nh.uted every means of bringing about
a peaceful solution of the Yucatan
trouble before he sent (Jen. Alvarado to
subdue the rebels.
At the commencement of Villa's re
vi',t Carranza held virtually nothing but
Vn Cruz Since then our forces have
faduili come north shoving Villa be
fore them. Villa 1b In the Tarn, loo district
to ause he virtually has been driven
we I would not be surprised to see
-ii and Angeles fall back on Torreon
for 'hell' last stand as Obrcgon cloe.es
.n from the south.''
Villi! llld In Have lllt Ton tl.
TV following despatch from Vera
Crai was received to-nUht at the Con
stitutionalist headquarters In Washing
ton: Advices received here to-day are
tfcjl the V'lllstas have evacuated San
I.'iis Potosl at the approach of Ceil
ltij.unln Hill with the advance column
of Hbregon's division, going north."
The significance of this Information,
explained by the Constitutionalists,
'I ihat If lien. Villa curries out his
r-M plan and attacks Tamplco r
n'tl find In his rear the hostile army,
IM by len. obregon. numbering. It Is,
e-t mated. 23,000 trained and disciplined
teM.ers 1
The army of !en. Gonzales nt Tam
il -o .onfrontltiR (3en. Villa's Invading
rny Is said to number between 12, nop
m.OOii men The Villa forces elo
-o' exceed 15,000 men. According1 to
' i Contltutlonallts, Villa's attacking
i n ihe Tamplco campaign will be '
eti'ntnnbered by nearly or quite lo.ouo
Cona tutionallsts.
CALLS IT CLASS WAR.
Mexlrmi I'npltnllst ii) I'nor Fnl
loir I nrransii nni Illih Vllln,
T'i re.i reason for the present ile.nl
lock in Mexico Is that th" revolution has
! eloped into a clash between the genu
i" Mex an l'ontitutloniillsts and the
eireigi. . lergy and American investors,
nrdllig to Itoberto V. Pesquclra. New
Vork director of the Mexican National
Fid'lw i x r. now at the V.inderhllt Hole!
S'nor I'esquelra said Carraiua never
ippeil anv food to F.urope, but Is Im
fertina it eonstantly, most of it orlg
'I' lg it Kaunas City Itepoits that
o.iri;en s soldiers were pillaging In the
V'i- an apltal. be said, were spre ,d bv
th ficeign cleigv and by foreign diplo
mats, who to a man are supporting Villa
l djse of his teactlonary sympathies,
lb 'idd'd
The foreign Intel ests. the native
'inn. i n element and the upper clergy,
'"r.riliig mil Carrana was determined to
dhne stoutlv tei the principles, of de
rr.OTa. . land reform and political free
intii, have Hocked to Villa's standard.
H- d'jse of them Villa's cause has pros-
! "1 in the Cnited States. Carranza Is .
supported only by peon lalioiers anel .
'I" poorer priests, who, though good
Hellers and devoted to the cau-e of,
"Iohii have no voice ill the courts of i
the .rid ' I
Ml) TO VILLA CUT OFF.
Carraiim Troops HlocU llirmtlun j
Near TnniiUn,
i: Piso, .March 21. Vllilstaa ad-
w tt'd 'o-day that a Catranza com
'"'l has got between San I.uls Potosl
md Tamplco. This Is expected to pre-1
"'i Villa from getting recnforceincntH ,
' "ei .s.in I.uls, Aguascall -ntes or Tor-1
e-iti when he at neks Tamplco front
M' tit ev fj,., viila icmalna in Mon-
ev ai otdliirf to late resirts.
V a ailVRrs say that (Sen. Ttaojl ,
51'le is eotnmand, reinforced. Is now'
Uo -.i Matatnoras, Hie Mexican town
Oi'l'us e llrnwusville, Tex,, with much
'h'. an .)r y Matatnoras, Is held by
Ci'iana army ami the city Is
""onc'y fortilied, part of It with a wall
"ci tii i,y th,. royalist. Ill lsfit when
defend,,,,. ,e city for Mnxlmillhm
'sainn ttie republican forces of Uenlto
Junrez
Fighting has occurred netwecn Car
"ncutaii and a rommami suit out hy
JJ'ii Villa to the northeast of Monterey.
Tho battle occurred opposite Del Wo.
3x ntar the border town of I-as
V i'a
'ariniiclstas assert that (Jen. Ma
t'Ovlu llirifiH, conimatider of the ("ar
'stiZH faction, tiad killed or captured 500
l 'he Vllllstas and Is now moving In
" direction of Cludad Porllrlo Diaz.
Jfhere a Villa command under Gen.
Kiitallu Hernandez Is situated, Her
J'h'lri cannot escape tiouth to rejoin
'Iha at Monterey because) of the de
"ruction of the railroad by Cmrati
cittax. l.nborer Takes Life liy Gnu,
Krnest Armlt, no, a laborer, com
eihted suicide at HU Washington street
wierduy by Inhaling sua.
Why Shouldn't They, Now That a Man's Wife's Wages
Are His? Things Outside of Which Vera
McCord Isn't Doing Much.
The. overcduoated mimeograph (born
In Hoston) which turns out 'the pub
licity raxing for lloss Dillingham's
"Watch Your Step" and "Chln-Chln"
troupes doubtless was In the throes of
! a hysteilcal hot box when guilty of say
' Ing that Supieme Court Justice Joeph
Morschauser's St. Patrick's day decision
that a husband Is entitled to his wife's
earnings has listen to the mimeograph
make the words whiz "precipitated the
dramaturgic atmosphere Into conditions
threatening catasttophlc conteuucnccs
comparable to Kurope's International Im
bn gllo."
tie that as II may, the decision has
raised the deuce.
Messrs. Heath nnd Kdwurds had
scarcely begun to sweep up and tidy
the Dillingham ofllces ngalnst the ar
i vil of the boss the next morning
when a messenger rushed In with the
following telegram marked "Hush" from
Manhasset, I,. 1. :
"Heglnnlng Saturday. Match 2". on
each salary day hereafter pay Iieiir
one dollar. I shall accept balance ot
,cr
salary. See reports Morsohauser
decision this morning's paper This Is
the life. Vr.rtNON Castle.''
Then with the :ecelpt or a telegram
from l'red Stone dated Amllyvllle, in
which Mr. Stone asked for an account-
0f )
the salary paid to his wife.
Allelic Crater, during the ears that have
I passed since Old Top St' nc and Miss
I Crater were married, and another nics
1 sage from Frank Tlnnej once a ilslng
undertaker in Philadelphia but now a
stage comic asking f. r a Job for Mrs.
i Tlnney also In "Watch Vonr Step," the
fleid of telegrams began to rise- and
. rise.
I It Is slgti'llcant that on the day fob
lowing Justice Morsdiauscr's decision an
announcement was made hy Jean Cu'le
Havez that th blond goddess known
ill the lrlc stage as Miss Cecil Cun
ningham and In private tango life as
Mrs. Jean Cutle Have; will to-day go
i to work again.
When Jean Cutle Haez--ue takes
the Cutle from his wife's side and
Miss Cunningham were married a short
time ago Jean Cutle said that opera
and operetta patrons never would tee
or bear his wife again up on top of
the stage. A wife's place, he declared
emphatically is In the Hronlway res
taurant. Then Justice Morschau-er
spoke Judicially and to-day Miss Cun.
ntnehum will pack Ivr lunch basm t
fal!piand go back to work, having not tine
place ill nauimi-isi, -mi e mi"
TlnTf'n a new light in the yc and a
greater buoyancy of step to be noticed
along llmadway since the publication
of Justioe Morschaueer's deoMoti that the
boss takes all and the loser none. A
brighter happiness racliat'S from the
countenances of Hiyard Velller. bus.
band of Miss Mat caret Wycherlj .
Kdgar Selwyn, who. as the husband of
Margaret Mayo, nmv will split with
Arch Selwyn the only ihunk of royalties
that exer leaked out of the Selwyn
side of the tirm , Sam I'orrest. husiiaud
to Miss Mary Ityan, and Playwright ,
Itay Peck, Prima Ionna l-Mlth
111 1 oKer s
hush mil.
President ItUSSell Coll of the Merely
Their Husb.inda Club absolutely, even
haughtily, itfuseel to dlscus the deci
sion Willie Collier ope .ly showed his
delight, for now the entire Collier fam
ily salaries are rightfully Willie's. Hut
backstage al "Hello Hroadwav" x'lllle's
was about the onl.v happy face. bec,iue
now Miss I.oulse Presser will have to
turn everything over to Friend Husband
Jack (iardner and Miss Itoszlka of the
Dollys wilt have to give her yellow pay
envelope to Jean Schwartz for thn same
marital reason1'. I's girls, of coutse.
will do this thing.
As for N. C. lioodwln- Nat lnlsts
Upon the N. C. iliMead of Nat these
days he hasn't been lieanl from.
There is some fear around the Fruhman
offices, however, where preparations
now are making for the revival eif "A
Celebrate I Case," In which Nat Is to
appcir, that once Nat gets an Inkling
that perhaps he can spilt four - or Is
It live',' piles one wa.v, the winner to
take all, he'll ref'ise to work In the
revival at all.
While waiting for Imptes.iri . Hill
Guard In ti e Metropolitan opera House
offices Saturday afternoon the visitor
asked the youthful and patriot!.'
Alphonse, old Mr. Guard's chief buy as
sistant, whit was belli j sunc at the
moment.
"Oh." jawned Alpl)one. 'Vmue Get--r.ian
thing. 1 think they call I' Tile
Walkuere.' I should worry about Ger
man flivvers I"
"Iteeu resting since .von left Henry
CHILDREN'S SOCIETY ;
TELLS OF YEAR'S WORK
An Kvor I'rpsciii Terror lo
Those Who Kvplnll Child
hood," Says Heporl.
The fortieth annual report of the .New
Y'ork Society fop the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children shows tnat in the
past year 10,78.1 children wcie shelteicd
In the society's building at Twenty-thlrd
street and Fourth avenue, and action
was taken by the society on I7.:s:i
i-omplalnts of cruelty and neglect In
vxhlo'i :..1.;itP children were Involved, 1
,h;v,!,,err!;r,:.o,, - ;:'t,slaT,:;n'
out, Is the piosecutloti of ailults charged
with oflences against chlldicti, i)f the
chlldi
a43 cases 111 the past year convictions
were obtained against S3 per e'ent. of
the offenders.
Tile report of the board of directors
tecords the deatvJ of the vice-president.
John Howard relit, and thn former
superintendent, Thomas II. alsh. The
board also thanUa the auxiliary torn
tnltteo for its work In sheltering chil
dren, i m this committee are Mrs. J.
Nelson norland, Miss Mary K. Choate,
Mrs. Morgan J. O'Hrlen, Mis. Mortimer
!,. ScMff and Mrs. W lllam lx. Vatnler
hilt. The acceptance of Mrs. Hubert
L. Gerry and Mrs. William lx Vander
hilt, Jr., for service on this i-ommlttoo
Is also mentioned.
"The work of the society Is not an
undemonstrated philanthropy, Intangible
tiumanltarianlsin," says llniest K. Coul
ter, the recently apisilnteil sucrlntend
enti "tho results ate human units saved
to seielety. To those who exploit child
lood th sex'lety Is an ever present
terror, while thn children themselves
recognUe U refiiKo and a pro
tector," . ,
An IntercstlnK work of the seielety
Is the resteirlng of lout children to theilr
homes. Six were sent to Italy, two to
Hussla. FnKland and Spain and onu to
Kcrvla during the) year.
Despondent' TiiLe 'reone.
MiH. May MoWllllams, .11 years old,
of 6K Corbln avenue, Jersey City, de
spondent over her III health and other
troubles, drank creosote yesterday and
was taken to the City Hospital. A
charge of attempted suicide was mads
against her.
Miller's management?" Miss Vera
McCord was asked as she shimmered
along through ltro.ulway sunlight Sat
urday afternoon. Haven't done any
thing since, have you?"
"Well." began Miss Vera McCord
in u speech that made one think
ot lliosu annual speeches of Chatles
rrohinaii to the American people when
he arrives at the dock with a new hunch
o' plays, "after conceding a partner
ship Interest In vaudeville to Arthur
Shaw we've been writing and producing.
The producing end nnd most of the writ
ing I've been taking on myself. I
"Itecelitly let me see. As circum
stances were against my getting n 1
chance to play Pinny In 'A lluttertiy on
thn Wheel' nn Hroadwaj, I produced
tin 'Huttertiy' and plajeil Peami for ii
successful run In California. Then we,
Mr. Shaw and I, spent a good deal of
money to dress, produce and play the j
sketch Must I.Ike a Woman' 'cross
country again successfully. Most of It j
I rewrote
"Iast September Joseph Halt pro
duced 'The Iteward.' which we xxrote, !
and our playlet got seven curtain calls.,
That's enough for that. Last pce-mber I
Mr Shaw and I pr duced 'Tho Schemer,' !
which we nK wrote, whereuiwn the
National Woman's Suffrage Association
took the sketch over from us and has
sent It out. A few weeks ago we played
What Po You Know About That'", also
written by Mr Shaw and mo first play
ing It for the Criterion Society success
fully. "I have the rights to A. V.. Thomas's
new pliy. "The Man Without a Past.'
and I Intend to produce It before the end
ot summer. AIho I've esurel the
rights to Hie war playlet 'Hada,' by
Alfrtl Noves, a wonderful war sketch
which Ml Mary Shaw did for the Mr
Powell Club, and the rights to Ileulah
Pix's '(letting the Host of a Magis
trate' and the rights to 'The Hoobv
Prize.' in which Mist- Amelia Summer
xllle Is to appear
"I'rederli- Thumps n. fm whom I
played the I. Mil In bis 'Via Wireless'
throughout Its New York tun and for
the rel of the run ( tbr pi on the
ro.nl, has Just written to me that n-
soon as a play Is secured that has tho
kind of star pari In It he likes he wants
me to appear in the part. Mr. Thn-i.p.
s- n. you Know, has revived his fortunes
Willi his "(irowti t'p Toyland' at the San
Krai clseo fa ir "
"T en outside of wilting, pioduelng.
a.'tluu and buying up the rights to plays.
Miss McCord, xou're not doing a blessed
tl ing?"
"Oh, es," she nnswereil. "Sometimes
I tlnd time to iliue and get a bit of
sleep."
If. a. popularly supposed. th
petrol Joy ride Is the height of the
hope,, of Hroadwav ladle of the en
semble i "choru girts" Is hopersl
out of vogue now, oi slme the pro
gt amine of "Fads ami Fanele" ap
peared I, then the twenty Bills who to
night will begin wh.it advanie notices
sav will b a sort eif trancr ndentu I coba
r-i
lt the Hotel McAlpin and at til"
m
lurldse should veite that this Is the
life.
Jae'k Mason ..f Hippodrome producing
fame has arr.ingeil and st igcd a "Caba
ret llallef show which, beginning In
nlsht between the hours of 11.30 P M.
and 1 o'clock V M., will progress slmul
t.meonly in the Clarlilse dining room,
whir the ilaiieliiT class hold forth
Saturd.i: nights, and In the Mcvtpln
grill, b itf a nule down Ureuelnax.
The is nip.it v tint will give the per
forii ai i-es, which cons'st of choral num
bers, stunts ami stage el. in. -Inc. Is made
up of twenty gills well known to Hroid
way music el comedy and one limn hero,
Krnest llvans. Aln there are "Spa
ghetti'' uid "Goulash," tiny tads who
will give- . "ir..i Post Twins" number
Tie entertainment had a try out last
Friday at the Hotel Taft, New Haven
The. i casein the I, ones of the- en
semble have thilr hearts In the Jib lbs
in the fact that the simultaneous per
form, ini'i's iiiimii that they must dash
m idly hick and forth between the rlir
Idge ami M.'AlpIti ill automobiles every
few minutes. When one group of per
formers finishes a chunk of ait at the
McAlpin, say. straightway the girls
slide down the bra s pole i ngiiratlvclv
peaking! to waiting automobiles and.
wearing their lillkeiip, bie.ik speeil laws
to the I'larblee (n tuno to "g, on'' im
mediately after the ad in it Is playing
while thev ,ue shielding up Hroadwav
SlintiltanciuGv auto lend of p t.-bes,
al-o in uiHkeiip, p. is, them, living
south, from tlie I'l.irld'-e t., th Me
Alpln Thus Ihrongji the night until
the same sho'V. but I'' different sequence
of acts ,,f course. Is finished at both
hotels -nod so to bed
MRS. HEATH SURE SHE
WAS NOT DECEIVED
Eyes Not Mistiilvon !- to Size
of rhiliidclihia Unlxors
Loaves.
i Mr. Julian Heath, president of the
National Housewives League, who said
she had learned by personal lnvetlga-
i i . -1 1 that consumers In Philadelphia are
K,,R mlrl hiI;KPr ,().,v nf b.ll(r.rH.
''read for their luonev that. .New Vork-
ers, was much amused last night over
., ,spaleli from I lilladelphia quoting
- r
Haklng Company as nyliig tliat he li.nl
pever heard of bread being sold cheaper
than a sixteen oumn loaf for 5 cents and
i a thirty-two ounce loaf for 0 cents,
' Mrs. Heath said In an interview in
Tin: St'N yesterday that the Acme Hak
lng Company sells the finest twenty-two'
ounce loaf she ever saw for 5 cents and
that (Umbels' had on sain a twenty-1
two and a half ou.ice loaf for ! cents
and a thirty-two ounce loaf for lo cents,
"I believe that the men I saw were
telling me tho truth," Mrs. Heath said
last night. "I went to both places in
person and had a witness with mo, it
Is true that I didn't weigh the bicad
myself, but I saw ro reason why 1
shouldn't take I'hitadelphlans al I heir
word. And us for Hie size of the loaves
my eyes couldn't deceive inc. t '
"Leiave's of bicad in Philadelphia are
no) labelled with the weight, if mis-1
representations vveic made to mc In I
Philadelphia, whicn I do not believe, I I
can Mily suggest that It, would Im a
goon: Iile.i tr a pet weight law wciu
passed so consumers will know exactly
what they are getting."
Ilread Clienier ill l lilciiisii.
Cine-Aim, March 21. Itreail will dmp
to ." cents again lo-iitoi i ovv Aunouiic.
incut was made by the l.ngo linking
cninpaiilcH yesterday lh.it
price would be pill back
the moinlng, No change
the loaf will bo made.
the wholesale
to ( cents In
In the size of
Diamond Jim Chokes Tp mid
Ticket FiiuiiK'iers Start
Worryltiff.
WHITE WAY KKAIIS WOUST
Longacre. Square and Immediate
cross street suburbs iiffr a hatd night
l, tti-.t'i.tii'iii. t r.-nclie.. ciilue till for
air and breakfast late jesterday nfter-j
noon, opened morning papers no longer
'damp from the press," read tho head
line, "Freddy Hoiisman Marries Mill
ionaire's Widow," shrieked, "MM
(lawd !" anel crashed right back Into
bed again. ,
Nlcht fell. Ixingacre Square, fol
lowing lest and partial recoxery fionil
the suddenness of the shock, began,
weakly to foregather in Hroaelway res- I
tJiirants. the gentle folk staring blankly)
across their oysters Hying to leadjust ,
their minds which sounds as If tho os
ters were trying to readjust their mlnilH ,
but isn't meant that way
For a long time the scpiare couldn't I
utter Its thoughts. It Just couldn't. In- I
stlnetlvcly one felt, however, that every
cne was thinking : That Freddy, Itrnael- ,
way's Fleeldy, was gone from them the
nation's gr-atest tltst nlghter. a man. i
my friends and fellow citizens, who an n
frequenter of public banquets was posl-1
lively gifted, a man who was the fore-1
most exponent of bunny, grizzly, turkey, i
duck or fox trotting In the entire known
world.
niiiinouil .llin ( linked I p.
Hut for a long. Ion? time they only
thought tluse things. No one dared
trust himself to speak. The silence was
broken by a deep toned clock crooning
the hour of midnight, ajid with a wild
cry Diamond Jim burled his face In his I
rings and the celery,
l "I--I " began Mr Itrady. but
choked and snuggled deper Into the
celery until his voice came as If the
muffler were em "Perhaps we. shall
never, never see his face again' Hut."
' he concluded when his sobbing had
softened, "can jou beat that guy'"
Will Frcddv, so great financiers were
aMng one aneither In whispers last
night, quit brokering now and le.iv.
Wail street flat on Its back? Uven
worse, dot the fact, asked longacre
' Square, that he was married in the St.
llegls mean that Freddy will give llroad
way the gobv for the qillot. unoten
tatloimlv simple life of Fifth avenu?
TlcUet I'limnclers Nonplussed.
Mot perplexed of all were the Hn.in-
i cinrs who ileal exclusively In tlrst night
ticket futures along the Hroailway and
I Forty-second street curb market and at
the hotel newsstand and extra fare ex
changes "Since wha''e happened, one of these
getit'emen, a person known mrly a
i Sollv among thi Mcket speculating
hretliren, explained last night. "1 h-en
giving Freddy the se.vmd time over In
f)uii and fceiesti-eer Kverythuig I tlnd
tells me that the next time a tlrt-t titgh
comes along I oughtta lay In between
Jiitm ,md xn worth of theatre- pews
for l'reddy alone. Hut suppose 1 do
and then I tlnd from now on h's left
Us ll.lt"'
The proSlem was submitted by Solly
to some of Freddy's closest friends
among tlrst nighters. Th' general opin
ion seemed to he. Well, yes and no"
WIFE ACCUSES CLERGYMAN.
The Ilex . .tnlflrs I, t Sltliptiell l.oeKril
III HiicKenseieU .leill,
Ihck-rsocK, .1. March ?l The
Itev James I f'amphell. '':'. of Henry
street, Hashtourk Heights, near hre,
was arrested to-day by Chief of Police
lles,r and lacked In the Hackensack
Jail on a charge of wife beating Mrs
Campbell made a complaint againt her
husband this morning before Justice
Swelckert
"1 went away for a while, hoping my
husband's conduct would chinge. but
upon my return be ieumrd bis harsh
inannei." s.tpl Mrs. e-.nnpbcll "At I ist i
I i-ould stand It no longer, though It
pains me to have him put In jail '
When ;v reporter en lied at the
lilt 1
and .iridtessod the acciis-e man as 'Mr
Campbell" the prisoner qun-kly isir
tceted llllll with "The ev Xr Campbell.
If you please" As a milter of tut. the
Hex Mr Campbell I a tetlreil Met ho.
dint pre.iihet -mil i at present em
ployeil a-, an Insurance gent
"This is smtptv a gntne of spite, he
aid Allien ,isie,l foi a st-itenient, and
the next moment he isked that the
w ord ' "spite' be not lsei Tei other
prisoners in the Jail the o-t.rcd p itor
said that some of the New York "friitie
, lip ' wete not to be .ximp.it-eil with tils
case Nelghbois sav tbev heatd the
Itev Mr Canipbell praying and singing
in his home Jiiiit before his arrest
catholics to open mms.
Mkc, I, in i-IIi- l.ei's orniTslone of
First settlement Iflonsc,
Mgr. M J. J.HVelle laid the cornerstone
yesterday afternoon of a Catholic settle,
ment house and rursciv for the Italians
al West Houston and Thompson strict"
St Anthony's Catholic Church, on Sulli
van street, will build a two Mon house
at a cost of about JCri.oon It will he
the llrst strin litre of the kind icctcd
for Catholic chinch wmk here.
The building when completed will con
'tain s limning pools, bowling alleys, a
I gymnasium, a large ball for entertain
ments and a place fir moving picture',
for small chlblien In the upper part
of the building win be a nursery lor
the babies and smaller childten of thn
hundreds of wage earning Italian
mothers in the neighborhood.
Tim building will be so consiructi d
that additional floors can In' added.
Taking part In the i ornerstenic laving
yesterdav beside Mgr Laxelle were
Father Paril of the Franciscan Father,
Senator James J. Walker and Father
A Sllvionl, res-lor of St. Anthony's
Church.
LINCOLN HIGHWAY MEMORIALS.
Trentnn to XVelciiitir Women Who
re f llixxc Them Put I'p.
TiiK.sro.N, N J. M.mli 21 Hundreds
of Trenton women have ununited to (
, welcome) tu-moriovv tho women of Ihe
conservation department of the National
Fe-deiatlou of Women's Clubs, who will
come to put up memorials bete on tlm
part nf the Lincoln highway which fol
lows the line of march of Geotge Wash
ington's army
Among Ihe vlsltins expected from New
York ate Mrs William T Hopes, pte-l-dent
of the New Jersey I'cdcliiliou of
Women's Clubs. Mis Hairy Itls'iop
i Walters, editor of the llnirnil 'mcmi
(ion .Miiio;lin , Mrs. II C lloai lni.tii,
edltoi of tlin goods toaila depa t'licnt of
the Fcdeiiitloii of Women s Clubs, Mis.
I C. A. Itatbiin and Mis Anna Watitcrs.
ch. ill mail of the New Vork Federation of
Women's Clubs' conservation depart
i nient.
! Sclllllor Mcphcilson's I'll pec Snlil,
Mii.wai'kkk, Wis, Ma i ch 21 The
Milwaukee hili I'rrr 'rem, owned bv
ex-Senator Isaac Stephenson, was ttpiieil
over to a new company at a meeting held
hem last night. The new coinpativ,
which Is to Im known as the Milwaukee
b'lcfi Pi ess Corpoiatlou, Is capitalized at
$120,000, and lhe.16 are sl:.ty stock
holder". I
Commander Stackhouse on Oceanographic Expedition,
Will Seek Cause of Titanic Disaster New En
tertainment at McAlpin and Claridge.
Commmrlrr J, Fouler Stackhouse, who
will lead the International o'eanogrnphle
expedition, the longest xoyage for scien
tific research exer contemplated, an
nouiued at the Hotel Helleclalre that he
would leaxe In about two weeks time
for Kngland for the purpose, of bringing
to this country the Discovery, the ship
used by the national Antarctic expedi
tion, and xvlll sail about ChtlstmaH next
on a voyage of about HfiO.OOO miles ex
tending over a period of seven e,irs.
Commander Stackhouse sajs Its put
mse s primarily oceiinograpblc, and the
many thousand" of Islands, rocks nnd
leefs now tun hatted, or w hose position
is shown only apptoxlnmlel.x, will be
deflnltHly charted.
,,.,. fm, ,;uirUr
said the Comin.indi r, "thai In and
around the position where the Titanic
sanl. a rock lias been seen, and the cllt
t.ict has become Known as Hi rv agault's
Hreakeis. On eiK inapx of tho tint th
Atlantic this rock was shown for many
veal's, although the position was altered
by iri.inv cartogiaphers, and It was
not until the year lMrt that ("apt loury
finally gave a position to this 'head.'
"If tills Hhniild prove true." said the
Commander, "an.; the mountain bead
stilt I'Xlsti'. tearing Its head to within
eighty fathoms of the surface, this must
of necessity prove .if danger to ship
ping, for an Iceberg eif but compara
tively small propoitlotis would be
aground on this submerged reef "
It Is the Intention of the International
Of-eatiographic expedition to spend some
time m the xlrlnlts
of tie disaster and
ascertain whether
mountain head ac-
tuilly exists there
Messrs Merry and Hoomer announce
as a feature for their hotels McAlpin
and Clurlrtge ,i dancing specalty to
begin to-meirtow n.ght following a brier
engagement last week at the Hotel
Taft In New Haven Krnest llvnns and
twelve young women win divide tb'lr
time between the McAlpin aw, the Clar
idge from the hours ot 11 P.M. to 1 :30
A. M
...
Mrs. Fleldlr.g-i:ik1ns of the Hotel Ma
jestic has announce.) a hi I )oudr for
March "It
George H Newton
Prince e;,-,rge, i is
the gioiind tlooi of
and numei
.1 W.ide MeGrith
nanacer e,f tpp
IJed a foxer on
"i.' hotel for men
m in ige-r of the
JUDGE BLAMES WANT
TO "THE INTERESTS"
.fii.'-tifo lliirfiiwin ;i( lli'lii'i'w
nrplnni llnii.i .Mctintr
A ils Ii'irli Men.
A ebonsind founders of the Hebrew
Na1onil efphiti House issnnb'od e
terday afternoon In Public School !?
at Hester and Fssex streets, fo- 'be tlrst
annual meeting of the irg-nis ttiem
A featii-e of the a'ternoon vv i the
spee-h of Miinli-lpal Court Justice Hart
tniti, who assailed the Merest'' as re
stsinslble fur the present economic on
ditleius In the tv He also pioposcil
that the Isr.tei fnphan Vsvlnni. of wh.-h
be ts the president, unite vx 1 1 h the newer
organisation
"What we witil In this community,'
sad Justice llartmiu. "is not ehnllx.
but soc'a! Justlee Hut so long is wealth
and the e-'tip'ov mi nt eif I " 1 con
i rolled by a few hit rests Just so ng
will we have need of rlven'x We want
! no llixuiles. we want o-ilv necessities
here on the i;.ist Side, ho' we can't get
I t'leni
"When nxn.etnft men are on" of work
IM lh" 1 1 V th"V tiv to lire the III.-
tuple, V IV III sitiltlf,n he hind'"! "U
rninill.s nil prodding i few simps
where men mev snrv al SO .-eni- i ilav '
'Hie people of the I'tsl SM". .lllstlie
' ll.n I'll. ill said. ar.. too poo- to support
ivii nrolun uvltiMi- with separcie stjtf:
of attend nts when one eouM icidily
' c.ire for In, inch sk children He siik
gested t tl 1 1 tile 'tlcuilie...-. tiv lo form
a pUn for h union of the lin homes.
,e,i Lrrner. prcxlo'en! ,if th, or'hill
house, in his nmiu.il report s-ii.i tinti
the siuTerine of .lews In Ibirop during i
the wai was almost wllhont p.i r.i 1 1 r 1 m
Jew wli h -or .
"The n.i Is niikteg hundred a"H
t'loiis.nids of Jewish oinhavs. ' oe s,ii
"euit sv'iipathv goes run to our unfor- j
nn it hiethren dooined to live or ehe
in the Kurnpeaii Itiferuo It Is well for
us lo contemplate the oiiiing to Mils
.oiintiv of in. iii Jewish children when
the ceinflh t ends '
' Ciinglesstiian lleinv Goldfogle, lb ore
MoskoWIIJ!. piesnletit ol' the Mllllclp.lt
I'lMI Seivlc Co llilllsslilll Hie e. Il
M.is,s Ita novvitz. the Itev li lliniss
man and I 'r M is'l.i n-kx also spoke
BREAD LINES SOON TO GO,
Iti-iil llnl ''Inner
'I'iiiii
of prim
terry .
tvserts
"I see M the
iilllcial tlist div
I lie ( 111 chl est,
Mission, whi" i be
pate r- to-day is t tic
ot si,, i. u. ' rt ni.iiked
t'd.iv i the Itoweiy
penils' Ills Slllnl.iv s
' Voll arc w mill!, ' put Hi Tom
"Sluing conies with tl losim
Mi-m-v .
lloW II
of tho tentporarv hn ad lilies 'I tie
Ixtiicki rbes-lirr bread bli" clos,. on ! it
unlay, the Hutel th Gluk shuts it
doors on April I. and we -that l, Titv:
Si s s ficc bread ilcp.it at !' Fllst street
ate going to end our lnnr season ut
the eni "f this week That nieun.s tint
spt Ing has collie "
lllsbop Ivcnneit) lliiiinreil.
The ILkIu Itev Hlsliup Thnmis !'
Ixiiincdy. lei tor ol III Ainct can College
III Itonic, xv 1 1 i 1 1 1 the la 'i Pope Plus ele
vated to the i plscimatc, has been ap
pointed a eonsuluir to the Sacicd Cn.
leg' of the Plopugaudt l-'lile. In Willi h
students In Home from all parts of the
win Id gather for lectures by Cardinals
and other i hutch digtutui b s
10, Per MON I H UPON PLEDGE
OF PEkSONAL PKOPEHTY
THE PROVIDENT LOAN
.MAN II VITAS'
Fourth .ventio, o, r. iTdh Street
lllili'iilgc Street, cor. itivinglnn St,
Seventh Avo.bct ISlh ,-nd I'.ttli Sis.
Lexington Ave., cor. 121th Si not
Grand Street, ror, Clinton Street
Kant 72d St., hft. Lexington fi lldAvs,
KnRt llou.strm St., cor, Kssex 8t.
Hotel latgrave, Is arranging sexeral
noxeltles for the entertainment ef his
guests ilurlng Faster week
The iioyai Hungarian orchestra is
sellle.
The Hotel Cecil, St Nicholas axenilft'
and ll"th street, recently reopened by
Michael Heumann, has been newly fur
nMied and eleeorated
The most elaborate eif the dances of
the year at the Hotel (Irenoble will lie
given by the management on the eve
ning of April S.
b-oige C Howe and (leorge Orvls,
proprietors eif the Ixirrnlne, have had
alterations made at the Fipilnox lions',
1 which they conduct at Manchester, xl
I Sir Douglas Mawson, the Mitarctli
1 explorer, xxns the guest of honor Satur
day night nt the dinner and dance of
i the Siwiet) of Australians nierlra
I at the Hotel St Penis
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
5etMe eif Thnss From (Mil of 'Inxxii
llrKlxlereel In the City,
Astor Giti. and Mrs Mantel C King
man, Col. James II , Jackson. Waiutig.
ton . Senator T I" Hurton, Cleveland.
Marie AntelnetteMr and Mrs J
III Cuttles, Waterhnry, i.'onn. : II. M.
I-ove, HrlarcllfT Manor, N Y . James
l.eedom. Philadelphia.
i Hlltmore -.Mr and Mrs. Thomas Cravv
forel. Philadelphia: Mrs. I.. P. Wads
worth. Washington, I). C. . Charles J.
I Pierce. Chlcagei.
St llegls Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Grey,
I Cle veland . Gen. and Mrs. Crozler, Wash-
I Ington : Mr and Mrs Maxwell Wth,
Philadelphia.
. Laurelton Mr. and Mrs Herman H.
F Miller. Warren Township. N J. ; Mr
and Mrs W W Whailleld, Sprlngflelrl.
. Mass
Helleclaire Mrs. llwaril Malibach,
Ios Angeles, i.'ol N Joukovosky, Wash
ington, C A Heard, Winnipeg, Mani
toba
Sherman Squire T .1. Gould, Harris
burg, Pa . Mr. and Mrs. J Kellogg, Buf
falo. Hotel Albert -S. rtoblnson. St Albans.
Vt ; .1 W.it son. Kastein. Pa.. I'. Herbert
lie Fosse, Won estr. Maes
Hotel Irving--.! W IVdmore, Trov .
H I Dowel, ( batcaugtiay. N Y . R J
Matthews. Clirlndi, la . W D Gilnes,
lyifayctt' Ala
MeAlpin -Mr and Mrs. Kalamaltians,
Odessi, V. C I'.indit, Ienxvr, S S.
Wenell. Philadelphia
STATE CHARITIES AID
OPPOSES HINMAN BILL
Tfejrurds Proposed Hoard
rt .
(O,
Kefrulate state Institutions
as Penurious.
Th. State CharlHss Aid Association '
, ... , . ... I f be II h e recogn e' In the past we hav -
through George F Canfteld. it' of the '" " ,' ,j ,h
. ,. .... I been too narrow and hav .upposen: that
vice.prorlden-s. ind Homer I nlkt, I nol ,r.. nH.nAtTn n,lr.eves It w.s,
tarv. issued vesterdav a brief ngalnt j on nl4 a, ,.,,, ,hn, pro. terliis. Ilouian
the bill Introduced in the Assembly bv Cathnlli s, Xnglii an, Uaptis's and Metho
Assetnhlx mm Hinmsn and In the Senat ' ipsis peiecuteil anel were per-cciited,
by Senitor Page to create a new board 1 ea'h thinking telt the trim (iiircb,
of regulafon of State Institutions Ar" we not all getting brnsder mmy-p.
The statem.nt of the charities a.sso.-la- """" "' ""r "n'' ' t ''T ' "0
. ., ... ., ,. wc not s,. thiit we were mi-taken in catling
t.on po.nts out that the hill would pro- ,.,,.,, ,.,,, ,h chutrh of
x'da for a board comprising three ; ,-,rKt- instead ol temetnis-ring that the
members vvho would have control of afl , r, ann w rite, the names of the church,
the State hcspltuls, both for the Insane, I that lie alone leads the hearts, thai He
numbering fourteen, and the other char- ' slone s the lodge, and that He alone
.table and icforin.itory Institutions. 1 claims the right n blot out th- names of
tnimherlne tw entv-on... It would have
control over the expenditure of millions I
of dollars of State funds
"The ae-soel itlon." savs th, brief, "is.
j clearlv of the opinion that the e-naelment
! of this bill wouM be a serious, blow to
the well being ot the patients in the
I St ite hnsnit.xls for the insane and also
to ihe inmates of the Slate cluritable
, institutions."
The io lef asset ts that there aro Inn I
uitnv supei vlsorv boirds n the inanage
1 men! of State eh.tfituhlo institutions ai
re. nv and urges that son e of the-tn he
, abolish, d It sivs further
I 'The bill would serve nix ue-cful pur
pose, would secure no economies would,
icoin ige and ultuiintel'. drive from the
srx , c the most cecnfict, nt pi ofes'-ional
men m the work nf the vanoiis Stat
tnstttnt nns and would tend to reiltiie all
he varied institutions to one dead level "
DOR SHOT AFTER BITING TWO. '
Ineiscs nxcltcnii'iif In Hriitll.-
PiiimIIi- lps I'oHceinnri.
X lioiin c ss xcllnw dog caused exciti
nit-Hi In 'ind ahoiit the Ww Given roil
tool vanls a I.egRrtt aven'ji. The
Kionx, ycst.rdiy be'or. In- vv ih shot bv
I'ltro'tnan iPIry of the Simpson stt,.t
nation Tin- dog lirsi Idt Alfied Gould,
a lii'.iKcm.in, ind then ran into a group
of luldren mi the street. Thee lie bit
Henry W uih, rg nf "ii;. Hast 120th
stt t. who iibd to dilvi Ihe aiiim.il
away from Urn children
V while pooi'llc elscf the police some
lieiubb at llroadway and Sevi nty-llrst
str.et .iboiit the s.i in, tunc It belonged
to Mrs George Glims ot I2i Wct Sixtv
eevcnth treci and had run away Pa
Irolniaii ixclli t of the West Slxtv-sei-nth
virnt station i.ipiur.il ii rcceiving
loi his pups a badly bitten hand
THE SEAGOERS.
Arriv ,i
America
vestenlav hy tile llolland-
sle.iitisiiip Nicuw Amsterdam
from lintteiilum
Major Carter I'.ue
Inhnson
II VV Shl
Mr and Mr
K II
Major i, I' L.xns
1 bni a
iluiitrr
IV I! Atkiiisun
Olive aininerniaii
William ,1 llcinnin
liilnis stiau-s
F II llarje.
r.qil F.ik.ir L Cole
Mr and Mr ft I ward
i'ox
Mi 'ind Mrs l II
V.i ii Wyli
Hy tin- Kahrc liner Patria fiom Mar
scllb s
X lie l.ribnlliivr Mlt lle.v lint
1'iiyrc liieniie- t'nncrs. Wi.incw Ka
It 'Nonle. .ii .lean i.iutfrey
1IVI Holies llillly (' Van Cleef
SOCIETY OF NEW YORK 1
nno.NX
CourtlaniU Ave., i'or, llSth Street
IIIIOIIIvIA S
Smith St., cor, Llvlnea'on Ht.
Gr.iliam Avinuc, hi r I lebcvulse St
I'ltUIn Avenue, cur. llocKavvay ,vn
PHU ('K.NT.CH.MttiUI) VVOS
A.S'S ItKPAID WITHIN
aS'I'W'
TWO WHIOKS. FHOM HATF.
Vnttor UuHtWt inilnalrd .srrmnns apptar vttklu in approximately ftlttrn hnnarttt
neirtpnptrt in the Unilrd .MalM, (initiiii,r;rMi;irira(i, .SouA Attttn, AasltaUnendftan-V
tltnatin, in lour lanouatt. Metropolitan eltiet are not controlled bu the synMtate, heneek
'-"e are permuted to publl'h Iktte Instriiettte fernoni In the leailnfutrtpnpers, patfnoU
therefor al ailterttrtnt raft. JXTFIiXAJ IPS'M. nnt r STfttPVTS ASOCI. T10S b
The Catholic Church
St Peter's Kingdom Keys
PASTOR RUSSELL CLAIMS TO BE A TRUE CATHOLIC
The Catholic Church Its Divine
Peter's Keys-How He Used Hiem How Keys of the Kingdom What
Power and Authority Given Apostles May Sins Be Absolved; if So,
by Whom?
ATLANTA, Cel.
Mnrch :i (K Pas
tot llnssell's two
illscoiiises hero to.
ilnv we; tcport the
otic on Mnttliew
in in, in, "I pop
this rock will I
build Mv hureh.
and Ihe gates of
Hell Hade's, th"
gravel shall nol pre
vail against it xnd
I will give lintei thee
the key s of the King
dom of Heaven "
T he Pastor said
1 or some uniic
eountahle reason numetons Catholles
have gotteti the thought that I am their
foe. Jl, a presbv tcriaii". Methodists,
Kpieopnlian, llaitlts. etc, have the
ltnpre-soii that 1 am their foe 1 am a
foe tei no human being, especially to no
Christian I believe more fullv III l'r'C
Grace than do Methodists that ultimately
loel's gnre will re.n b every human being
I believe more emphntloallv the.n elo most
Presbyterians that the Church 1 an cpc
dull x- elect class, anil i now being gath
ered out ol the world tei be God's agents
III tho ultimate blessing nf nil the non
elect I believe with Haptlt that only
th" r.le.t, the Immersed, will lonstliute
the Ixlngilom of God. although 1 eleny
their lulm that baptism In water i the
real Immersion I hold, with tin1 Apostle,
thin it is a bsptlsni into Chris' s death
sunilarlv I hold to the great i athollc eloe
ttine that theie s onlv on inie ( hurcli,
foundesl bv the Lonl ,tesi Christ through
His Apostles, neerly nineteen i-cntunes
H20
1 am aware that several e hure bes claim
to lie Catholic, earh ile.larlng itself the
inie Chttreli and teprobitlng the o'her
as hereti.nl I take the still broader
catliolli' grnniid that Hie word lathohr
means general and lh.it nnv limitation
j such as 1,'oman Ciithollc. (Heel, i athollc.
etc . tei that estenl denies their cHtliolb Ity.
Perhaps, therefore, I inn reallv saving
that I am more cHth"ll'' Mian anv of these
brethren.
I must prove mv poln' or be nuunder
stooij I hold, and few. If an . w ill dispute
l it. tnnt tno one catholic or general nun "
of Chrlt I that mentioned in the Hlble -
"the Church ot the I'trst-borns. wrltien
In Heaven' If thi" I' admitted, mv
next pro pn r ion is e nai I ne i.nio in ,o-i, - '-o
, . ... III. Cl.lirh
lecoriis s nieiuoeih oi iis ii," ..,. v.,
all the atmlv whether IToman Catholics,
Anglican Catholics, Greek Catholics. Hap
tlts, Mothodlsts, Frcsbvtertanf . etc.
and none others.
Have we not hre the on Church.
ra' nmic. mil versa i, i nc inn, . u.o . ...v..
1 repron.ncs
Paul wiote acamt sectarianism,
alreadv
Ing I
i'cter
manifest in bis dax some e-ax-iini
ol Paul' others. I am of
ei,. flic poi. asl.s, ' I rlirist
' it i niinthians t tn. Ho
ef l x nee
explains tb it the,e sei taiian names slgni-
tlei a plili oi elivl'lon that fuleil to
teingtilO tho true lle.nl of thi I'lpireli,
III itno repie.eni;,tive and His tn:
members lb" entire, foundation ol
divided I hristi.ini'v would iiatpesr nnd
ihe true i Inir'h of Christ be siiecillb
manliest, if tt no c.itholicitv were v know I
e,lei The ge,it ed.st l'-le lo unllV Is 'he cm.
neons doctrine of eternal torment We
tn'l t open our eves with! and s, e. Gil'
man' ol" inn I henries ever" no' Hindi b'
lc-ts mil th" Vpotes We tnu" e."
tin' the i huii Ii is a i oinp naiix elv -niall
IOIIIiinV ot .lesijs footstep folln" ers,
Irrespei im ot - tiirim lin, and tint
Hie Ulble icai'hes no' that these ar lo
look over tin lctlemetlts ol Heaven In
all itcrnitv- and see all others in toruieni,
but that the .nc to demonstrate then
Im.ili, unto ilein b and in d'1" nine '"
a. .o. inicil wnb Messiah in Ills Mlilenni il
Ivlli'.'doni. whnli "ill hl"'s ell h- tl'nlli.s
Ol Ihe ' Hill the ll Mil J .III I ' h' 'e III. lei
III I In n le tcsllrre lerl
Tin Twelve funnels Hon simips.
s,i Paul iiilii"d tlm' ihe snlnis ol
God, the tup, i.dhohc i hnt.'h. arc l.mii
I lo.ti the Inundation "I ihe pn.e ami
Prophets, I'sii- Christ llnn lf being tin
Chief I oilier Mnne ilphi'slllis : ';il i
1 be I ii'h'' Vposil.s are here Interred to
III their .blllbb i 'lb ' Xpo-'les ispcil.llll
, oinioi-sioiied b t he lend i Ills repre-
seiitaiiv "s. .ind Prophet-, tiioui hpi lor
the proclatil'Uloll ol Ml- M ge le.li.
plellltes III,' Chup'b ol GlorV ,s Hie Sew
.let iisiibin. and lis t.vc toiind nious
tviehc plei lolls stones. Ill w hi ll Hlo I lie
llillin's ol the luetic Vpostles ot the Lamb
no nunc, no less m I'.nil being Cusl's
i lion c to take .Inil.i-' plm e
l o think ol "-I I'cicr as i,e onv found')
lion for th t huri h would be in ill in
Christ s teaching ii'id Peter's own
statement that Hie entire ( bur h i- sviii
liollcallv ri'pre-enti'd lis living stones limit
together bv th Lord Ihlllllgll Ihe 1 1 ii I v
Spun 'I Peter 2 I lo.i It was a co-ilc
llll-ttlke when out Inn till hers, ov el look
ing this wo-esiili;ishei point ol "- ru
tiire. thought ol their bl-iops as io--lell.
Ilisliop.. 'itid took their il 'i i-lon- in
nmniils ,iscnilii'i as the vrne ol I .od
I'll,, , in n of lio'l in nnd through I lie
I hii h nine onlv thiullgli Hie Iwclvo
io-l. ol III" Lainli U ol Ic'i's'i I. lini
ng t lil-nut hoi il v nr.' dciiouin I'd In .losiis
llUllsell as pselldo- V posl cs liil-e Vpos
tles Ib'V III I le in 2
Power In Heaven ami In Lartli.
s SI Peter was olll;, one nt the twelve
to'iiidntion stones ot i lo chinch, so.
likewise, lie was only one ol Ihe Iwelve
In whom Hn Loiil deilaieil, ' Ii it-oev el
-hull hind on .it I ii shall b" boiiinl in
lleavell. .lllll W ll.llsoev CI le sb.i.l to ise
Oil Clllll ll'lll lie loo-.'d III Heav " A il
Ihew Is I I he s, Ine sllii I lilei.t i v.i- i 1 .
Iliiil on aiioilni in i-.mii He in.nli hi s,i
I'cicr only Hut He gave the keju to s
. Peter aloiiet.
I (PASrpg. g5?ELU
Foundation -Apostolic Authority -St.
Would It seem reiisonnble that Jesus
should le His poslcs that God would
do whatever Ihev hub Him do taking
lo Heaven whom tliev ph'aeil and ct
chilling vvhoni thev cheise'' Would It b"
wise or safe to entrust to poor hiltnanlfv
such ellctnlorlnl pmve.r ri'specllng th
eternal Interest nf even one ltidivldii.il?
Asureillv not' When wt remember thai
Hies,. posles ileclaicl I lie-lne-lx es men
of like passions witli oilier, tint Sf Peter
hitusell dissembled on one occasion, ami
on another denied his Master, wn ur
the ineirn rnnvliiied that .le.iis did not
mean that God would abdicate His PI.
vine authority and wisdom in favor of
anv twelve men
What the passage Implies is that thx
Iinl would so uvertulo the utterancoii
and writings ol Hi twelvo Apostles a- id
make Hiem safe guides for His Chun h
llilnilgli the Holy Spirit nt Petitei'iHl
these Apostles would lie enabled to under
stand w blch things of the 'ew Ish law wore)
binding upon tho Church, and winch not
binding 'I heir decision would be abso.
Iittely light, and the entire I liiirrh might
have i euilldeneo that what the pnstlni
hound or loosed on earth was e-oiialljr
bound ol loosed in Heaven Sen cU
13 :. '.!
To get back into pioper relationship
with each otliei, t, oil s people must tceog.
IlUe thai otlly t" worels of tlie New '1'estn.
ment Vpostles and Prophets aro authori
tative, ptopetlv lepre-enlltig the Plvlntx
mind otliei thing men have bound
or loo-ed on earth, without recognition
in Heaven Tin thiines necc-snrv to the
( hureh are found onlv in the Hlble. ss St.
Paul declares lininlliv :i t, ;
The Cliurcli I poll Hn- llocl,.
(ibei Poiindatiop inn no innti Isr
than Hint i laid. .Ic-ais I'hri-t n Corin
thians n it i In the hums nrtangctnents
.testis Chl 1st is the Poilnda'iotl. the llocW.
upon w llllll l built tlie entire - iper
structure' of Hi- ( linn h the im,. t athollc.
world-w nle I 'huri h 'Ihe New -lei uaem,
the chinch in g!nn bad iwelve fo'iiiibi
t ii in stones, built upon the one routnlntion
Hock, the Lonl. .lesiis Clu-ist It would
miirufestlv be eiToneoiis, Dictc'erc, to
siippo-e that our Lotd abill, a'ed His own
place it, tb" bun h In favor of t Peter,
as much a lie loved him st peter was
inerelv eine of the twelve, pi p. iois stnni
fonnelatlim-
Miat. then, lot lesns mean when He
called St I'etet a stone .poke of bnildinir
His i hureh upon this rock , ' and dei lared
tha' tlie gate, of Hell illnde. the griirevi
would not prevail against if We rpv,
,lesii went down into the pri-nn house of
ilcuth. "heol. Hades, the tomb hut on the
third dsv these gates opened, and He
eune forth So likewise the" gales will
not prevsil ngsltc.t the church fhhvls
nn assUrHti'e of the tc-nt rectlnn of tie
dead
T" understand onr text e e sheiilH resd
lie context Ihe disciples had toi) l.s-s
the common tall, te-iiecnng lliin-..f
then )isked theni. W he. hhi ' that I ntn .'
Si Peter answered, I ho i art the ) hrist
the son of the living God Ins as the
tlrt public elerlaraiion nf .tcsii Messiah
ship I. ven the di-ciiie had onv now
come i" recognise their leacher as th
long piotmsed Messiah lesus answered
lcseil art thou. Simon, son of Jonas, for
tlesh anil blood hath not revealed this unto
thee but Mv lather in Heaven. Thon
alt Peter la stone, rendv for the i-pirltunl
'lemple, the tlrst to pul In lv a. knowledge
Jestis, and upon Hit- roi k ithe truth Just
declared, that I 'n Messiah j 0inr
Mv i liiirrh '
In the Greek the word Peter sfcnfieB ,
stone of moderate sie, while tji word
here rendered roi k -i.-tiil'i'. a masa of
stone M i'etet s sl.i lenient w as a rem j
nitle'ii of .U--.il- a- ihe great Foundation of
he I it x ii. Plan Messiah I pen turn
foilliil itioti truth, thai .leoi- i. i hrisi th
i bun b is built and si 1'rter was 'l.e fn st
Ivi'u- .tone to l.inld btni-elf ut,on thst
fouilibl'i.ili - I'eler llUII-etr give. i,
tlie .,m.. though' 'I I'elel ,-s I Tip.
en'lie Gospel Xg has i.,.n de ..tc.l ti (ho
ouildin.' eif 'ho-o living -tnne- upon thn'
cre.i l-'onndat'on l.'ock. i hn-t ,ln
WlnUI lli. .'real lemple nt I, oil , olll
pb led, the ow I ii..en-ai ion will b in
niik'iii -iteil
"Till lcs of Hie It'tlltlleiin."
Jo st Peter onr T mil -aid. t will jir,.
the the kev of the kingdom ot Heavi p
U shad not suppose i ha' an' ' ho h'i
this ell-eolir-e ol read n 'tl 'he new 4p.Xp.-t
are stnpiel etiongh to Uinik .( u mem'
that Heaven i. lo'kiel up, and 'ha' in.
lioilv i mil, gel in except ,ij S' Pel, r
aoiild admit them I ro-, nn,.- hsv.
nn . si sin h faut.isiji notion- lint
l"fi.c to b.'hexe thai ItiteMlgt-lit ieep.
i mild be in eirne.t in anv .in I. view
s' I'efer was hntiolvil in being pet
nutted to do art oriening work 'nine, t, .1
with the inauguration ol 'he i hur It
I I lie Hlble shows lis two different op. I i,-
I wetrke .mil iwo ilincrcul ke i s V kev Is
a si iiibol ol tvi'MT oi aiphi.tit or v
I I'ltilllltv e ,t I'.-ler il-eil hi- Or-t '..-v of
privilege on Pel te. ost When the lln'
spirn i am' upon lb- irlv u .nun-- e hup h
SI l'i ter exphimil lie .otialloli 411 I
opened the tlooi to ihe i hur- h of Chri
tor the .lews, admonishing tbein i.i i n'i r
He told of lb., in,. in of t hll-t - , I, ml,
te.urri" lion lint !. n-ion. aid Ine for
LMieiie.. iii sins w u- therefore, preKh-'.l
tn His inline c. - ii. ir,
Ihe .eennd k" 'o the Kltigdotn el
ll'liveti llic Clnmh. 'be etllbrvo Mr.'
ih.in ptepaini.' fur jinn si ' inr I
three mil a half ve.ir- later lien th'
.ev "iitiet h week ol Ihviiii laeoi propli'a
I'-llllv .IppOlllle.l to the .lews evpireil i'd
tin' tune cam iha' the lo utiles ini.'h'
lie I- lou heirs with the ,lcn of the .,'n
I'foiiii-e II ei 1 1 1. g nor. wi -I'll
the llllil-cholil Ot tolte lllls to who'll S'
I'ete, 1 1 r I bed I hn- llnl- 'he Innti'.
door nan tie biiijdotn wis thtown wbh
open i Is in
llepenl unci llllll Itctiilssliiti of tn.
"1 h it .-i.elit.iii' ind retnt-siolt er Min
might be pic, ii hed in His name to all
,ieople ll ll,l I I I, oil in ver gave
Power to liisnop., ,n...i. oi minister of
alii ilelioni.natii.il t.i lor.'ive rin. Who
can I ol gi v c si i,s I mi t mil a loin' S or did
lesti. gi an'horiM u, lit. vpo.t!,.. in
bngicc sin. the iniL'ht l rem ii r.-net '
no " .mil lot i;l el ic- bill on y in 7i neie
Now h. ! tn (he llihl." t- n ere .1 si.i'i cell'
10 tl.e ctlei t that the Xpnslles undertook
to lolCUe .111.
In .lo"il lloll a- Gods pniipto throw
awnv Iheit s"itii.an spectacles thev call
lead lonl s ews.i.c lu the vviml. of lesus
and tin Vposii... I ci iii hold i.i.t Hi'
'.lei'toil. Wofd. xx I i - 1 1 .1.-- I- cvhortisl ill
to ,-e.irch ami wlmh i. suil,iicut lliii tie
inau ol (oiii uia l.e thi tiiiu'lilv turiilslieil
I i't lis rclliellliiel 1 1 ii I thi'rc Is eailv ole
1 1 lie i ill I Ii ill i , lllll V el s 1 1 I liill i ll, c, i h men
I. el ot llllll ll Is , - I'll', (el 1 1 el I 1 1 1 I .oil II lid
the lend lesus i '.n-i iliiongh laiib. r
'.I'lii nii'i' anil leiiii-.ioti ill sin and I"1
ucllliij ot the llnl s,,,l(1, .mil lh.it a nieni
loi ol tin. lloih iii i I, i,. i i- a inciiil.ci . I'
III. II llllll .llivwlieli V.ivi .lie o tie
lioilv ol I hll-l .llnl lilelllliels III artl '
III II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ill- i. .''
i iti i. i nit i hi: vsi, im,,
I(i irai'lli of w Ii it n it i eli ini il.i or do
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