Father Beliperch called our attention to this rather remarkable instance of the defense of Scholastic principles by a non-Scholastic. It is by Jared Sparks Moore in Science, Sept. 6, 1927, and was reprinted in the St. Kavier Athenseum for November last.

This second and concluding article of Mr. Wuellner's series recounts various attempts on the part of naturalistic philosophers and some eminent physicists to solve the riddle of entropy.They have so far been unsuccessful. The solutions of Johnstone, Maeterlinck, Bergson, Maeckel, Lodge, and MacMillan are cited.Of course, even if entropy is solved, the need of a Creator remains as strong as before.