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that for manv years to come they Will labor diligently at trying to straighten out the tangles oi 'religiou that have so perplexed thinking" and confounded the politics of Ithisrear 198 The secretary of the new group is editor Michael Williams and the members Include the famous architect Adams Cram1 a Protestant Ralpi whb is for Smith and the famous scilUier and public man William Donovan a Catholic who is forJijHoover' of - lMm mnsimri r this summer weren't we?" ii - flames ce p h tanks at the Carpenter steel works in North Reading early today caused fires which destroyed the four mills In the wire section of the establishments damaged the annealing plant and caused much loss in other parts of the great plant The loss according to Joseph S and secretary Pendleton treasurer will be several ' hundred thousand dollars A section of the plant two city blocks in extent was swept by the i SL DENVER READING Pa Oct 6— (AP) Oil explosions involving three big I ' SALT LAKE CITY j 4V STEEL PLANT IS SWEPT BY BLAZE e -- - - are not prepared to arbitrate the doubleheader rule according to testimony before President Cool-ldge- 's mediation board in session here today Discussion of various proposed of the changes in management roads caused a declaration by Kenneth Burgess attorney for the carriers to the effect that "the board has only one point to decide — whether the railroads' offer to their employes has teen fair" The 70000 trainmen employed by the roads have asked for wage in creases Qf from 16 to 28 per cent The board in session since Tuesday has heard only the trainmen's side of the controversy (Continued From Page One) from a partisan standpoint nothing could be !nor helpful to the lRepublicana and mnrn ln1nr!rtii tn Democrats than for the latter tie to oppose a treaty so manifestly ih conformity with the universal desire i for an effective safeguard against war ' EXTENDED DISCUSSIONS " There will! of course be extend ed discussions of the diolomatio orrespondence nrecedlne- 'th' sio-nfing oft the treaty to determine ivhether there are in fact any important "reservations" as has been jlaimefl and to clarify also the fact that the treaty will not in! any way weaken or imperil doctrine But the discussion will serve only to emphasize the merits of the peace pact and the Strength of public sentiment for ts early ratification Undoubtedly the senate wilt act favorably on the treaty before leaves office Coolidge president nd thus insure the final accom- pllshnient of an act of statesmanship outweighing all other achieve ments of a notable administration The ratification cf the by the senate will he no less treaty a tribute to the statesmanship of M Briand rencn minister of affairs whose! suggestion forforeign "a formal re nunciation of war between France and America resulted In such a (renunciation not by two nations but by more than two score STEP TOWARD - PEACE Prompt ratification of the 'Kel logg treaty will pave the way for jthe next great step toward ihsur-janof lasting peae agreement for CARDINAL SPKAUlS Catholic ecclesiastical dignitar ies equally with protestant eccles iasticai dignitaries address them selves openly for instance to the eighteenth amendment Cardinal O'Conncll of Boston the premier cardinal of the Cath- clic church m the United States haa stated: "It has been made clear a thou sand times that we (the Catholics) will work with our separated Uethrfcn (the Protestants) us jtem- tools ptrance men but not as of those whose confessed policy is world-wid- e prohibition) by install merit tiome Protestants reviving the hoary heresy of the Acsuarians would banish wine even from the To these sacrifice of the altar appeals the Catholic Jchurch can not accede Voluntary total ab stenance she applauds Compulsory a different thins: I rohibition is Compulsory prohibition In general Vis1 flatly opposed to Holy Scripture 7 and to Catholic tradition QUESTION ARISES Cardinal O'Connell manifestly considered it his solemn pastoral duty to regard prohibition not merely as a political issue but also as a moral issue demanding the illumination of Christian doctrine The query arises: "Who will tell clergymen which political Issues are also moral is sues and which are not?" The query being unanswerable 1J ©192S BY Htk SCTJ1CE mC the difficulty seems insoluole PAt s orr RC(iu We thereupon find - three classes of Protestants m-Governor 's Smith in this campaign Mother we were in Italy The lirst clua w " those who oppose him sheerly as a Catholic The second is of those who oppose agents working- W'ith frenzied sin him as a Catholic and pretend to cerity for what jthi by believe d a holy oppose him as a wet- - The third is cause Throughout the con- of those who sincerely oppose him as a wet These last are by far flict in Illinois well- - nigh every the most formidable because they preacher was 4 fiery supporter of rre able to call upon the long open the side whose ablest advocate was historic record of most of our Prot- Lincoln Douglas defrei them estant churches in favor of prohibition and because they are also Thus In the riame of God land able to appeal to the Protestant Christianity a pbwer of mcalcul- record of open political Activity on able strength was arrayed against "moral Is- him" many other sues" in times gone by HISTORY REPEATING HISTORY RECALLED Protestants like ItheP editor of Such Protestants in th'sir periThe Christiah Century" claim odicals are now constantly citing that the Protejstint churches are the intervention of tho churches now doing to Sfriith a!j Catholicf in the great political struggle be- nothing more or other than thej tween Stephen A Douglas of did to Douglas Protestant ' 'nois and Abraham Lincoln of IlHer© we have the crowning linois both Protestants in the years tragedy of this campaign )n the which" produced jthe Republican one hand we hear Charles Willis party and which made Lincoln Thompson distigbiuished Catholic The editor of "The Journalist concentrating- himself president Christian In paiticular upon the! attaclks on Smith' Ca Century" - zealous to fortify the faithful by tholicisrm and exclainiing Jn the quoting at large length on this top- columns stof the Catholic periodical ic froin Beveridge's recent bio- called "The Coimfrioneal: graphy of Lincolh There! IS nol longer any doubt Beveridge describes the petitions that if Smith s i defeated It will by great multitudes of cRrgymen not be because he is a wet but to congress against the Kansas-Nebras- because he is iatnonc r bill He describef the re- On the other hand we hear the bukes addressed to those e'ergymen Methodist boatd of temperance by Douglas for trytng "to coerce prohibition and prublie morals concongress In the'' name of Almighty centrating ItseJi Upon the attacks God" and for 'acting in a manner on the historic prohibition activi "subversive of our free Institu- ties of the Protestant churches and tions" and f or being guilty' of "in- exclaiming will) passion :i tolerance" He describes the perxne Methodist church will not sistence nevertheless of the clergy- be bluffed and it will not be bul i men in their endeavors and eays: lied" "Clergymen became Lach side tends to see Just one political OGDEN 6 — (UP) — CHICAGO Oct Trainmen of 55 western railroads at (Continued from Page One) show ho change of answer whateo " ever w w WV I j Ts me 3$ W mj - I d Goats |