Word: protestantitis
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Crain. The nomination and election of Mr. Crain in 1929 were commonly regarded as a feat of window-dressing by Tammany Hall. Chief qualifications of Mr. Grain for his job were that he had a reputation for austerity on the bench, was a Tammany sachem, had been a jobholder for...
Meanwhile the school has turned out many a notable graduate, including: Poet Robert Silliman Hillyer, Playwright-Direc- tor Worthington C. Miner, Vice President Edward T. Gushee of Detroit Edison Co., Vice President Henry T. Skelding of Guaranty Trust Co., Editor Albert G. Lanier of St. Nicholas, Novelist James Gould Cozzens...
The question has already been faced and solved in another part of the British Isles. In 1868 Gladstone carried his famous resolutions which disestablished and disendowed the Episcopal Church in Ireland, on the ground that the large Catholic population and the Dissenters so far outnumbered the Episcopalians that the situation...
It was a stirring case in the Northwest where hundreds of thousands of good Lutherans (third largest U. S. Protestant denomination) take their private troubles to their men of God. Rev. B. E. Bergesen, of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, gave comfort to the faithful:
Through the Protestant South last week, in a private car such as would have befitted a prince of state or finance, moved a prince of the Roman Catholic Church-Patrick Joseph Cardinal Hayes, 63, archbishop of New York.