South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 204, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 July 1922 — Page 7

SUNDAY. JULY 23. 1922

THF. SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 7

WORLD PEACE NOT LIKELY, YETERANS

OF WAR DECLARE

Father Walsh, President of Notre Dame University, Accepts Gift of Tablet Prayer of Our Lady of Limerick, Made in State of Ancestors

Men Who Served During Conflict Disagree as to Results of Struggle. TIY LIXCOL J. CMlTini, JTU "ZVm a funny thlr.fr." dIarl th Ilfth d!v!.!on veteran. mYm, a very fu nr. 7 thin?, tut our lat festivities with GTmany, which filled us with all tho high Ideals about nationi

fining right atA nd thl belnp a

Fivlr.sr democracy 'war to nd war.'

have turned out to re mirages Just as dcep:iv as any you'll find out In tho mtddlo of th Fahara lrt .ar.d I guftM ther wouM be more ( hire of finding on of 'em ther at that." 2 ' T rhir;. J1-'- dlV-llu'lonr-fnt." r;il!- l th man with th Amr!ran Jss'on tv-uton in h cot lap''1. "Lock At Uurop now and tll m :r tho whoI"i Moorr.lns affair was worth It." "Soap Bubllo." '"vTell, It nie two yfar out cf my edur.-itlr.n and I. for nr have rot rretted It . Th experience was wonderful couldn't crowd so ri-K.h in an onllnar' Itfetlm any r hr way." "Thtrn might ho nome, truth In that, hut I'm talking about all tho rr-aii huM that Omrnceau, I.Td

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w-ass'vI h!s foreflner to empha-

th v.ar days. I thought thft only wny To prervo th tvotII was to whip (iTinany. One? that was Ioni wo would hav a port of Garden of i:lcn on the oil pl.mft. No more troubles, no more f.htSn sret the "We would nil he a happy family thn and rnisrht Just as wll have a world rt puhllc. Hut 1' at IvJrope r.o.v. Hfry nation tried to et a llttlo moro than any othr did. The old alllos fouM no loncrcr acrre and boi?an to havn dlplomitlo battles amors thrmsMvos. The RMs of l:iiffia are full r( th rerm of paIr. their great plan to othor countries t.y forc. Half that fool continent has beun to ecrap with tho othT half nr.d If any are, left out, it was pur vrslsht. Now. what ffood CUl the fool war do anyhow, outside of Klvlns a lot of American girls the chance of rebuilding France according to our sanitary Ideals?" Th Ivcrlon member shook his head. "You can not erpct this oil world to reform that much In four phort yrar. Perhaps It may home day, but that ! n. Ion? time oft. Prcami thoo wem lack too murh of th practical. "VVe were all ready to belie vo them because war exhlllratcs people, it calls up emotions tht cause people to brieve and pcizo on almost any thin:? ?hich founds good . Besides, lfa a lot rasier to fall Into ways of thinking which coincide with what you want. COf oournq that lde of the thin? was ) waste of tlmo. ' "But look at thepractlcal. If we had not gone In there to beat Germany we mteht be In had shape row." "True enough." paid the veteran.

"I admit all that and would go back .

to do It all over aga'.n from that point of view. What I'm getting at were thoso pipe dreams. They never would and never could be true. In times of emergency nations. like Individual?, will band together to accomplish a common end. Now. you'll admit tho war wpi a bad emergency. Kven then they could r.ot all get .together. It took them years and nearly cost the war for them to realizo they had to pull together. I suppose everyone In all tho Allied nations believed that they wouM hang together the same way after it was all over. And all the troubles of the whole continent were to be settled co no country could bo ll5?:iti5fied. Now, all that would have worked fine if it hadn't ben for human nature. Well, that and facts that bob up becau?e of natural conditions. You might as well expect riviil concerns to stand together !n the business world." The other man nodded in assent, "S-jro thry have different Interests depending largely on their natural resource and r.eces'.tie3 " "Looking at It from tho dreamers point of view, the war was a terriblo failure nr.d it looks to mo ft if the treaty of Versailles started more 0 troubles than St ended." "I should think the continent would have had enough of nshtin?." Tho Fifth division man agreed. "Ye. they probably have. Hut Frme and I3r.gl.ind can't help bein at odds now heoauFo their economic interests are ent'.rrry different. It has developed into a cne of life and death for each of them as nations.

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HULL CHAPrlPIONS WOMAN CANDIDATES CinCAGO, July 22. (Ily I. N. S.) Character, not e-x. Is th rjua'.lf.catlon demanded of candidates for office by the democratic pirty aocordlng to Cord II Hull, chairman of th democrat!: national commit

tee, who today bitter1.- denounced t

tho alleged slur made by United States Sen. Med:ll McCormick on

Mrs. Anna ci'.fson. candidate for j senator In Minr.e?cta. "The necessary inference of Fen. j MrCormlck's staVment," Hull chnrgel. "Is that won. en havo r.o p:ac-? ! and no bu :r.fs in tho republican ' party as at r'.t constituted. j 'The democratic party believes In j the selection of th most competent, j capable and suitable persrs for of- 1 f:ce. reirardlcs? of .--ex. Vhcrever it i finds those qualities In ar.y person. ; man or woman, the democratic party ; favors the selection nr.d election cf ( such pcr?nn." ,

i)i:xiisntY. Pr. Oren. formerly of South Bend. let associated with Dr. Carson In his new location under the firm name of Carson and Ortr. at 125 V. Washington av. Fhom; M. 5 49. 145.

Photo snapped by Xcws-Tlines camera niin, of the tablet presented to lather WnLh. president of Notro Dame.

Friday and Saturday

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A beautiful exemplar of Christian art and Critic callgraphy has lately ben received by Dr. Matthew J. Walsh, president of Notre Dame university, from Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly, M V., rational president of the Indies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hiberlans from 1312 to IM;. Father Walsh i.s most sincere In his appreciation of this gift um it comes from the home of his immediato ancestors, the Ryans of I-imerick Ireland.

The document I The Act of Consecration to Our Lady of Limerict: It Is illuminated on vellum as closely as possible after the manner of the ancient Illuminated manuscripts of Ireland In which works of art the Irish excelled all. MaIe In Ireland. Most painstaking care is evidenced in the Gaelic penmanship and or. Fomentation, greatly emphasizing tho purpose for which the prayer was composed. The work was done in 1916 in Ivlmerlck, Ireland at the

Dominican Priory of which the Very Rev. Patrick Ryan was head and Rev. Thomsui Duhig sub-prior. At the convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held In Boston in 1916. 75.000 of the Ladies Auxiliary, at the gracious suggestion of Dr. Ryan Jolly, dedicated themselves to Our Lady of IJmerlck. Father Walsh has the art of consecration used on the occasion, when the purpose for which the

prayer wa.-i drawn up received Its fulfillment. The assembly was honored on the occasion by His Kmmlnence, Cardinal William O'Connoll of Roston. The act of consecration was read beforo Hi Imminence In the original

Gaelic by Rev. Patrick N. McDermot of Iowa and In Rnglish translation by Dr. Rllen Ryan Jolly. Gaelic Cross. Thf artistic adornment of the prayor leaves nothing to he de.?!red in the way of susrestlon. Faith, fatherland, Ireland's ancient glory and loyalty to the United States. th hcrno of so manv millions of the Irish race, are depicted In bold relief. In the top left corner we have tho papal insignia reminding us aeain of Pope Leo Ill's happly log.in "Kver faithful . Ireland." In the top left corner the Gaelic cross, the wolfdog and the roundtower, remind us of Ireland's flag, en period of Christianity. In th hottnm left corner. Ireland's flag, the harp and the shamrock are given In gold, entwined with our Stars and Stripes. The coat of arms of the Dominican order, the "Dog of the Lord." with the Aiming fagot occupy the lower left hand corner. Queen of Angels. In the center of tho manuscript on a raised gold medallion stands the Queen of Angels with tho Infant Savior on her left arm and the Rosary, the symbol of Ireland's perseverance, pendant from her right

hand. The medallion Is bordered with shamrocks and shamrocks al.so fill the corner sipaces of the whole work. The .Ides between the Insignia are adorned with fuillon In green and red. Interspersed with filligrce work in gold. The history of the statue of Our Lady of Limerick, from which the picture was taken, is reminiscent of Ireland's glorious struggle for freedom. When the treaty of Limerick was broken "ere the ink with which It was written had dryed," Patrick Sarsfield, the hero of the broken treaty fled to the continent. In Belgium where Sarsfield first - sojourned, he met In a monastery a famous monk wood carver, and determined to have the monk make a tcken of his love for his dear L!m-

i crick.

The resulting statue of Our Tady of Limerick was completed In 10D3 and by .stealth, placed In the hidden

chapel of the Dominicans in Fish i Lane at Limerick. During the early part of the 1 Tth century many penal I laws were, added to the already d!s- '

gracefully heivy code prevalent in Catholic Ireland. and to prevent desecration of the statute, the Sarsfield offering was buried In an ancient chapel yard in Ixni.h dour, county of Limerick. Here It remained In the sacred soil of Ireland for a period of nearly 200 years. Taken to Church. Catholic emancipation In Ireland brought a degree of relief and with many honors the statute was re

stored to its original shrine In Fish Lane. In 1900 the statue was transferred with magnificent ceremony to the magnificent church of St. Sivior in Limerick city. In its present position many miracles have been wrought through the statue's intercession and this ancient Sarsfield offering is held in mct high esteem and veneration. Authorities at Notre Dame have pronounced the tablet a most wonderful work of art.

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can fee where their policies differ I to my country's life and having been radically and not because of any! through onP .crap for her I'd feel I foolish animosities, but for good wasn't doing all I should If another sound reason. It isn't because of1 alon and I was not in the ser

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Pie think. .,o. the old fight fo ex- rom wrecke1 lllu.,ons?.. istenco affects nations a well a. j a.kM tho i,5j0Rnalre. me.! , , , , , ' j '-ot much outside of a dlsinclln""!a"5 '! .d nl.. .!'" '' ' "turn to work that seen..

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vuvuiy in mo laie war. Mie is strong

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to rovivp hor once great trade. This' falls right In line with Teutonic j idea. They are being suppressed by i France and want to climb out from t.ndrr ar.d regain t lie position j-ho !

heJd years ago. This continual hold

:ng down n sapping her 1 fo h nod

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Otherwise, her ability

ess . l.es;drs I m a firm believer

In the Etatement that if a man came through the war better than he was before, it was in spite of and not berauo of it. It made m long too much for adventuro and made me 3 bit more cynical than I was before. "As for m, perhaps it was be-

' cause I was younger I was onlv IS

when I pot patriotic It did me a world of ooii. If It hadn't been for

! that I'd have pone my sheltered

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. i m ir,". VV lT , j way and never learnt about life as vwll gradually he lost and fhc won ' rr,U- u, u , .... mi i . i .i really K Aft.-r coming back I cet all she needs to hold up under ' . . , , , , , 4 I eon j-. :tle,i down into the old wavs 1 -xerich demands. .i i t .i. , ' Then aim , om,3 nf,!a wn-. ' ?JT'' V ' ' ' ? Mt , , , , . , ... 1 forget are only memories after all. rorely need development ar.d i will- T. . . . Tw. " . , , , i t rea.ly taught me a few things. I5ut ing to help Germany if she can get , nM , , 4

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Russia presents

Tho mlxup reMiltlr ; includes 11-uropo j th pctical of a crcat untouched

a well. nation slowly starving to d"ath be-. "France has a country th larger cause f?he ha neither the abilltv or!

part cf which has been de varied by the money to handle her

t: war In fat son-: of the rest of her land. She !ns'.ts upon a larce Cerrr.an Indemnity to put the ground back in Its former condition and iot-p her people going until it will aroduee the am crops It one did. It ! r-rfectly losricAl for her to be paid by the losers for what they have ciu?el to 1! fallow for her. "Then c m th question ef resources. Trar.ce larks a grat many which ar- at ohitey necess.irj' for

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ri. any as th place to Insure tho impcrt of at ler,vt part of these from. And she rightfully fears Germany as a mTa- to her own exigence as ft nation and j.:: like any individual will r.ght f.-r her hemr T.at is the ra:: of h?r harshresi toward her late enemy. p.m well as hr ftiflin? thir trade to a gr"at extent.

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Hence !h ' not avere to holding up ecor.am'.? relations until fhe is sure of a nearly equal char.ee. Her

birth rate is irnall ar.d it will take many years to c'.imb T .. k where it once stood. "England fes tMr.cs differently. She has a very iar-s population which was not apprecably lowered by the war. The r '.agnation of European trade means that great numbers of thm ar out of ork .nr.d ft rr.ish'.r.g a cau'? fcr worry. Tier object is to things started an'.n and so she '.3 oproied to France. "Her co'.oniej can furnish her with all ph- r.ees to continue hr natural exister.ee, but trad mt.st bs raviv! for that w.n renoa. You

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nations which are squabbling are mixed up in the matter too or have prchloma along this line?"

"Sure thins:. European nations! w--are small and their races are as the ! LET S BUILD mo.- juitoes that thrive on summer ! nights . They are not like us with TOGETHER our great resources, our larc extent.! and our independence of the rest j

of the world. They have piohm! which we must know nnd appreciate , in order to understand th-ir femIngly queer actions. We would pro"-! ably do the very siine things if -.' were placed In their shoes. I havej oi.'.y given you a brief outiir.e of the j matter, because I am not a deep tu- :

dent of the matter, but that much I do know, nr.d it explains a lot." Tb. man with the I-eglon button

hesitated a moment before ho s;'"ke.l

"So that wa3 the underlying causo for the mine btnoath our air castles, "hen you come right down to the

tare facts thousth. we diln"t tight the!

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fought it to save cur own hides, also thought ar.d thi at hast o those myths was probably true-

had to In ordpr to save civilization.! Well, we did. but it's a badly pab'hM ' up old fellow now. Quite naturally 1 thcujrh. Every big u ar upsets thinsrs' alnr.i? tb.r9 pa m lines. Would you ! do th hame thlnjc aain I mean I "pr?i t?" j

ure. 1 have often said that In the ret war I'd he wo far awaj no; draft heard co.r, l fmd me ar.d l would r.ot vi.'.ui.teor. In i-pite of that . I hontatly felt that it was a threat ; LT rT

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