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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette (Newspaper) - June 12, 1921, Fort Wayne, Indiana The fort Wayne journal Gazette sunday morning june 12. 1921 annual commencement exercises of St. Catherine s Academy and St. Patrick s parochial school to be held at lyceum tuesday june 21 i grammar school graduates from St. Patrick s Rev. Joseph f. Delaney Rector of St. Patrick s Church. From the beginning of his Sacerdotal career Rither Delaney has Al is been prominently Active in educational work. His schools Are a a b Del in City and diocese. Both the parochial school and St. Catherine s Academy pupils Are taught by the Sisters of Providence. They have la bored in the Parish since its inception and the excellence of their Peda work is widely recognized. In the above group Are the thirty six boys who have completed the eighth Grade at St. Patrick s Paro Chial school and will receive their certificates at the commencement exercises at St. Patrick s lyceum june 21. Reading from left to right they Are As follows front c. Kelly. Leo 5. Adamski. Raymond j. Hut ii Francis a. Fink. James a. Dewald. Richard f. Dierl Tes. James m. Smith George j. Dolan. Edward t. Flood Frederick w. Weber. Second j. Morrison Carl a. Baltes. Harold a. Donald a. Mulhaupt Robert j. Mul door Stephen j. Moran. Frederick e. Steinbacher Joseph l. Oddou Robert s. Morris. George w. Schafer. Third e. Keller John m. Petry Robert f. Egge Jan Thom As o. Logan. Bernard t Kearns Clifton a Mccormick. Edward j. Barnett. James l. Fordyce. Joseph g. Schuler. Rear e. Mccarthy 4 Irgil p. Kline Leonard j. Lynch Clement j. Schilling William e. Mccarthy Clifford h. Harber. St. Catherine s Academy in this institution 1901 Many Young women have received their High school training. Here also the commercial course for a Busi Ness career is furnished and a music department supplied for students in vocal and instrumental music. The Academy has a flourishing alumnae association which meets Here monthly and is to close touch with Alma mater. A graduation class of four teen Young ladies from St. Either Riris Academy and thirty six a Jiom St. Patrick s parochial school Iai Inual commencement exercises in St. Patrick s Parish will be held at t Ibe lyceum at o clock tuesday june -1. Under the direct. I the faculty the Sisters of i Providence an attractive program i has been arranged. Rev. Joseph f Belaney. Rector will preside at the commencement exercises conferring i certificates and diplomas address fur he occasion will lip delivered by Rev. John p. Fold. Pastor of St. Mary s vhf Orch and editor of our sunday visitor Hunting Ion . Father Noil is a speaker of much ability and he will bring to the outgoing classes a help 3rul and inspiring message. Mibs Ilary Beuret enjoys class honors As 1 Yalu Tatorian. 3 commencement program. Following is the commencement program to be premiere cd at the overture. I to. Mendelssohn c. Holsinger miss mar Saret p. Hon Ford. I so Lennelle Biederman Mary Elizabeth Beuret Academe students. Address Rev. John f. La. D. Conferring of certificates and diplomas Rev. Joseph f. Delaney grammar school class. Thirty six boys who have compleat f 6 their studies at it. Patrick s Paro rest in i very recent. He purchased a nuni the this part of the world Anc this is not the limit of his 3 interest in puiv.ii.i3cu a ni.111 hired a Woas her of newspapers during the War. Inen and but bin chief gains were made at the last elections the Deutsche Volk Partei of which he is a chief spirit made great strides. Many people think him the most dangerous pontician in Germany but As a mat Ter of fact lie is one of the Fow real its in the German situation because he More than anyone else realizes that there is no Hope in political Vienna an d Budapest. Nevertheless he is keeping his movements very Bouief he is represented by discreet and actions have attracted very Little attention. Ever since the first conference be tween Germany and the allies at spa Stinnes has been considered the mephistopheles of the German Situa Tion it is a role for which nature has fittingly cast him giving him a i when is beaten in Ono Field and Bent no e a fiercely Blade Mustache j when is the moment to turn Bis if Ahtl Sharp insolent Little ryes. He is forts elsewhere. He knows for in indeed the personification of inso j stance that his Iron works in the Lence. To knows Coal and Iron from la tier District Are threatened ithe ground up. When he inherited Liia father s estates and mines at Panao was that Germany s problem is purely and simply an Economy one. A German who dares to face realities. The allies know him As the bitter est fighter in Germany. Nevertheless. Germans he knows by French occupation and that what is it Moro important Germany the a a of Nineteen he was working lost its chief sources of Iron Ore. Pit boy and. Although he was eighty per cent of Germany s pro-1 youngster when be Liocam j auction of Iron Ore was lost when German Coal Kins with his ships i Germany lost Alsace Lorraine. But Hugo Stinnes. The Elizabeth Tinnes and the whole Stinnes family the farthest ports of the world trom the beginning displayed this is not All. In her Palmiert Days Germany was importing is per cent of her Iron Ore partly from French Lorraine partly from Spain Sweed Len Algiers and Morocco. The French Ore is not though Stinnes at first realising How dependent the German Iron Industry was upon France tried to seek a basis for co operation. Ore from Spain and Sweeden cannot be imported because of the reduction in i the German merchant Marine. Therefore Only one Field is left for the continent. Now. The Continental resources in Iron Ore Are by Means negligible. The Sivrian concern in Austria which s Tinnes shares with Cas till on that Vienna millionaire son of a Trieste rabbi who before the War practically Only yields extensive Coal resources and a huge Iron works but furnishes Quantifier of raw Ore. It is of very High per cent Iron As compared with the average yield of 32 or s3 per cent in thu Best Minette Ore from Lorraine. Stinnes is also negotiating for an interest in the Fields in Slovakia and Hungary. In Gomor and Szepesy Slovakia and in Kormod Hungary there Are Large areas which Are not exploited. The Ore Here is of an inferior Quality but it compares very favourably with that of the much coveted Lorraine Fields. The fac tories at a Itkowitz. And Peschen in spite of their proximity to these mines cannot use the slovakian Ore because their furnaces Cere built for the higher Grade swedish product which they were Able to import very cheaply before the War because they were the sole european agents and made their profits by buying and Selling from Sweden. The Ore from these Fields used to be sent to prussian Silesia in the Days when the polish Fields were in the hands of the russians. Now. However the silesian factories can obtain raw material from polish sources. Stin nes factories built for Lorraine Ore can use the product of the slovak Ian Fields very satisfactorily. Stinnes after control of Public opinion. Along with his negotiations for control Over Iron Fields Stinnes is laying his hands upon newspapers in Vienna and Budapest. In Buda pest he already has an indirect in Terest in the Magyar Sag a conserva Tive Christian nationalist paper and it is known that he seeks to acquire ii controlling interest in the Paster Zeitung and the us nem Zedek. Both conservative Christian nationalist publications. All signs indicate that his political influence in Central Europe would be darkly reactionary. His chief assistant in Budapest is count Furstenberg Star Smerheim with which to operate. The same thing must hold True for Hungary j when he gets the Fields and works operating. No doubt Stinnes him self will profit mightily but neither Austria Slovakia nor Hungary care. If he brings them the co operation and assistance essential to their life. Incidentally Stinnes As an economist is performing a More powerful for Germany in these states than he could Ever perform As a politician. How much his newspapers can do to create an opinion favourable to Germany is one matter but it is inevitable that Central Europe will to bound More and More closely to the sources from which practical co operation comes. Prominent Bluffton girl to wed soon the German counsel a Man who was , ind., june was made today that in recent utterances has associated the marriage of miss Roberta Deam himself with the cause the Hohen a daughter of or. And mrs. Charles Zoli erns. But Stinnes As a politician is one thing and Stinnes As a reconstruct Tor and economist is another. Eighteen months ago Industry was dead As door nails in Austria and All the efforts of Relief organizations reparation commissions delegations to the entente Paris conferences. Rome c. Deam of this City and Arthur Ortenburger of Detroit mich., will taste place saturday. June is at the Home of the Bride s on East Cherry Street Here. Mrs. Deam. Whose father is slate forester of in Diana has been in charge of the botanical museum at the University of and Porto Rose conferences to Michigan and has taken Post Brt athe life into the corps had failed. I uate work at that institution. Or. Stinnes brought Coke from West Ortenburger is a graduate of the Phalia got workmen Back at their same University. The couple Wal go jobs and the blast furnaces of i to Colorado and to the Yellowstone Styria Are going again. The revival j Park on a wedding trip. This single blast Industry must Keystone was accidentally struck by a huckster truck driven by j. C. Toman late yesterday. Or. Toman is a Poneto merchant. The child was knocked Down and unconscious for a time but is not thought to be dangerously Hurt. Thomas Mcdonough. Physical director in the Bluffton High school the past year has accepted a similar position for the ensuing year at Peru ind. Leni Neto restore property by International news service Riga june. To trustworthy information received Here from Moscow the soviet government is drawing up a decree for the de nationalization of real estate n the russian towns. The decree which it is expected will be issued in a few Days restores to its former owners All property valued before the War at or Tess. Bring life to All other industries in Austria for it will mean machinery Monna Blanch Carnes. Two year old daughter of Everett Carnes near plan new Church Bluffton. Ind., june con tract Lias been awarded to u. G Smuts of for a new Brick Church for the St. Mark s congregation at Uniondale and work will by commenced soon. The new edifice will Cost approximately when completed. There will be ground breaking exercises held by the congregation sunday. June at which pastor. Rev. I. C. Birk will be assisted by the Rev. Paul h. Kraus pastor of Trinity Church. Fort Wayne who will deliver the Prin Cipal address. Minister attacks Blue Law agitators sunday for Man not Man Fon sunday los Angeles cal., june it ought to be remembered by the Law advocates that they can t legislate righteousness. People can not be made to be Good hut they can be induced to be Good. I maintain that it in t so much what you do As you Don t do on sunday that hurts you. The great american sin is the sin of omission. Sunday was made for Man not Man for sunday. Thus believes the reverend father Neal Dodd Rector of the Church of i St. Mary of the Angels episcopal and known in the film studios the movie Rector. Father Dodd j plans to have erected soon a new Church in Hollywood which will Ca Ter particularly to the spiritual needs of the fifteen or Twenty thousand persons in father Rodd is widely known for his views on the censorship of motion pictures. He has taken the stand that the average individual resents censorship As a repugnant manner of taking away his inherited further discussing his ideas the Rev. Father Dodd said Best Way to kill objectionable pictures is to refuse to lend them support at the Box office. It is tin american to have a. Beard of censor Tell people what pictures they shall and what they shall not see. Let the people judge for themselves. The producer of an offending Pic Ture will come in a reckoning not Only now but at a later Day if he presents something offensive to Public father Dodd believes whatever agitation is Back of the sunday Blue Laws movement is part of a wave of hysterical Reform which has been sweeping the country without a thought of its Ossian Man injured Bluffton ind., june s. Krewson a Well know elderly citizen of Ossian fell at his Home this Forenoon and sustained a broken col Lar Bone. He has been in poor health for some time and was being assisted to his porch when he fell. Do you read the if not give a Carrier your order now or Telephone it to the journal Gazette office. Phone 5050

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