THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Founded in 1644 by Rev. Michael O'Connor, First Bishop oi Pittsburgh Diocese tflFTH YEAR 38 PITTSBURGH, PA., JULY 12, 1928 No, 27 MULLEN LIBRARY RECORD ATTENDANCE EXPECTED FACADE TO BEAR ! American Priest AT NOVENA AT ST. ANNE'S SHRINE Spanish Pilgrims INTEREST SHOWN POPPSJLIKENESS • Says First Mass Go By Plane to IN NOBILE FLIGHT i Crossing Ocean! A record attendance is expected I tone, over which is superimpose«! the Visit Holy Land His Holiness Pope Pius XI to • I at the annual novena exercises in I statue of the Saint, four and on<*- BY HOLY FATHER honor of St. Anne, to be held in the half feet in height, a lasting memor- I London. July 9. Kather Mich- | (By N.C.W.C. News Service) Co-operation of Pins XI Ghr«s Be Honored as One of Six votive Shrine dedicated to her at ial to the genius of the late H. D. I ael Harrington, recently ordaia- J Jerusalem, June 20.—Two mem- (¡reatest Librarians in St. Mary's Church, Forty-sixth Schmidt, of Buffalo. Rdgkras and Scientific led at Denver Cathedral, cele-} bers of the Spanish air force, street, which has been thor< Highly Character to Italians' History of World • bra ted his first Mass while cross- I Elmer Formato, of Naples, Italy, Commandant Riagno and Captain J ing the Atlantic to Southampton j renovated in preparation for th» has produce«! an outstanding por- Arctic Expedition event. The art windows, done :>y Roa, with their mechanic, arrived BAS RELIEF INSCRIBED | on the Cunard liner "Berengar':»." J trait of St. Anne an«! the child in on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. j He was on his way to say his J Munich artists, have been repaired, freehan«! coloratura design imme- REGARDED AS HIS OWN and the floors are being reset in rub- Two airplanes started from Mad- »first Mass in Ireland in the pre-- j diately over the cut-stone entrance rid on May 18. They were de- w,ashington , July 11. -Pope Pius ber tile. The conferences which will to the Shrine proper. The interior I ence of his mother. When Sun- } - layed at Seville and left the By Magr. Enrico Pucci XI, the present Pontiff, will be hon- | day came, however, it was found ' be preached by the Rev. Charles I '. is somewhat dim so that in the sub- oreti in the John K. sh«»res of Spain on the 20th. At (Rome Correspondent, NjC.WjC. Mullen of Den • that he was the only priest on I Reilly, C.SS.R., of Providence, R. 1., dued light from the staine«! glass ver Memorial Lil Benghazi the right wing of one News Service brary of the Catholic { board, will he short and to the point, con- windows its beauties are reveah'd University and he felt bound t< •li- of the planes was damaged and Rome, July 7.—With the secular f America, now virt u- I cíate. fining themselves strictly with the one by, one. ally completed, as one of as no spare parts could be found, press reporting minutely and in- tl 'ix j A/\ooul t 300 persons wer pres- life and works of the Saint. Th»> el«>ctrit stands are works of greatest Catholic librarian» the machine remained behind. stantly the smallest detail concern- fi Thought:—Not here (in of all • ent, including Sir Esme I oward. The novena will open on Wednt - rarest art, as are th< roof and cut The other airplane continued its times, the Rt. Rev. Bishop day morning, July 18, with solemn woodwork in ing the momentous flight of Gen. States) is the Catholic fhomas I British Ambassador Ill Washing- scroll design in the flight to the Holy Land. It was Humberto Ndbile and nis compan- J. Shahan. retiring rector of the uni- high Mass in the Shrine, and will frieze. above his breath; J ton, and Mrs. Charli Augustine bearing a letter by the Spanish ions to the North Pole, it never- versity, announced today. close Thursday evening, July 26, the B* be to crouch and hi«le. | Robinson, National Flag Lady >f I The Shrine contains thr«*e relics Cardinal Primate to the Bishrp theless haa not been made known it k«ne, and no man has a Bishop Shahan also announced {the Veterans of Foreign Wars ''J feast day of the Snint. The Shrine of St. Anne, a relic of the Little of Madrid-Alcala, who at this adequately how great is the relig- light to be here. Let him that the Rev. Edward I,. Buckev, ¡the United States and the Na - is the only such edifice in the di.>- Flower, one of St. Kudes and «>ne of time was in Jerusalem heading a ious side of that great venture. pastor of St. Matthew's Church of | tional American War Mothers. II cese and the only one dedicated to St. Gabriel, preserved in an ex- Spanish pilgrimage. let his tone be firm and . i As a matter of fact, this relig- |tt his voice be clear and this city, has presented to the Na- i The ceremony of the kissing < St. Anne. It was begun in 1020 in quisite reliquary tabernacle. of I response to the suggestions and in- It is the first time that Cath- ious aspect is so strong that It " kit speech strong and er ef olic pilgrims have visited Pales- * becomes the citizen of a Conception on the campus of the I lowed the Mass. by Father Reilly, a noted Redemp- fold in character—scientific and re- clients of St. Anne here and else- tine by airplane. IK and a freeman of the cmn- University the cartoons of the four torist and famed missionary and ligious. This correspondent ia la evangelists and their symbols exe- +--——— + where who hail received favors at ifcji of God.—Orestes A. pulpit orator, will be as follows, car- a position to tell—what the wwM cuted by Edwin Howland Blashfield, her hands. rying out Father Reillv's theme and generally does not know— how fit decorator of the great central dome The Shrine is enclosed in an ex- tdan to confine himself to St. Anne: entire venture was prayer of the Library of Congress. The TO BLESS BELLS quisitely designed (¡othic Chapel ex- "Opening of the Novena"; "Devotion it was argued BRUSHTON SCHOOL planned, how acts of Catholic piety nl y«urs »go cartoons, done in oil, were the pat- tending at right angles to the major to St. Anne"; "Her American nave accompanied its every stem of woman into It entrance terns from which the large mosaic FOR ST. URSULA'S axis of the church. Shrine"; "The Mother of Mary"; BLESSING SUNDAY how special mass prayers have been mold have an elevating and pieces in the dome of St. Matthew's The designs for the Shrine and in- "The M»x!el Mother"; "Our Powerful composed and offered up for success, I influence. Has the en- were made. terior are the last work of the late Advocate"; "The Wonder Worker"; and how, through it all, there has 4 woman in the field of com- A general invitation has been ex- John T. Comes, of this city. There "Good St. Anne"; "Comfortress of The Rt. Rev. Hugh C. Boyle, D.D., appeared the commanding figure of l made business more Six ( • reatest Librarians tended by the Rev. H. J. Killmeyer, is artistic refinement of high order the Afflicted"; "Our Exemplar," Bishop of the Diocese, will officiate Pope Pius XI, consulting, encour- refined polit- pastor of St. Ursula Church. Allison at the solemn blessing and dedica- Has woman Th. great Catholic librarians of in the treatment of the marbles and The public blessings and devotion- aging, blessing and watching over ic iIm, generally speaking, various centuries will be honored. Park, Pa., and by the members of mosaics. tion of the new school of Mother of the progress of the expedition with the congregation to their friends and al exercises will be held in the the novel, the stage or so- Bishop Shahan said, in a series of The walls of the Shrine are lined Good Counsel, Brushton avenue and an interest more intense than that former parishioners to attend the Shrine. Masses throughout the no- il! not womankind paid a which will be one of the with limestone and it is finished with Bennett street, Homewood, on Sun- of anyone else. bas-reliefs ceremony of the blessing of the bells vena will be as follows, each morn- Ins price for what she has Tennessee marble, while the ceiling day afternoon, at 4 o'clock, day- decorative features of the library's for the new church on Sunday after- ing; 6:30, 7:15 and the novena It already is known that Pop* If is of wood richly carved and decor- light saving time. igj « » • facade. Th« bas-reliefs, arranged on noon, July 22, at 3 o'clock. The Mass at 8 o'clock. Blessing with the Pius talked with, encouraged and f ated and the floor of tile. However, Addresses will be made at the either side of the main d oorway and Rev. Anthony Scholz, of St. Joseph relic'of St. Anne will be given pri- blessed General Nobile; that he con- [ convention at Houston is in the vista of the large arch lead- ceremonies by the Rev. Paul E. setting off the inimens• e windows of Church, Braddock, will preach on the vately after all Masses and will be signed to him a cross to be dropped Iti results we all know. We ing from the church theae features Campbell, Diocesan Superintendent the great reading room, will each occasion. The bells, which will be given publicly each day following at the Pole, personally composing' petal Mr. Heflin to be there fade into a secondary position as the of parochial schools; the Rev. Nicola its lofty inscription; that he bear the image and name of one of housed in a 70-foot tower, are the the novena Mass. The relic will be pscsea a. He did not go to the Dem- eye is caught by the Shrine itself Fusco, pastor of St. Peter Church, ally appointed its chaplain; that the the following: gift <»f the late Mr. and Mrs. Her- expose»! for veneration after all it pwr-wow. The question is, a stone altar, surrounded by a reri- New Kensington, and the Royal cross and the dirigible Italia were man Kappler. Masses and in th«- evening after the Ii Mr. Heflin noose not to Cassiodorus (of the Sixth Cen- dos of delicately carved dark wood, sermon an«! novena exercises at 7:45 Vice Consul of Italy in Pittsburgh, blessed at great Catholic ceremonies; i'in Houston? tury) ; St. Isidore 6f Seville (of the The trusses for the roof of the frescoed in graceful line and color o'clock. who will bring the best wishes of his and that His Holiness has constant- » » • Seventh Century); Alcuin of York new edifice will be put in place this native land. Father Campbell will ly exchanged radiograms with Gen- (of the Ninth Century); Magliahec- | week, and, since all work is running speak in English and Father Fusco ttition advocates have won eral Nobile since the start of the ea» • . , ...... , chi of Florence (of the Seventeenth on schedule time, it is expected the will address the Italians. nctory the liberties of i r ieventeen pedition and has followed every and entury): Muratori of Modena (of building will be completed by Octo- Dedicate Louvain's Sydney Eucharist The Bev. Florindo de Francesco scrap of information about the taniean peopl. e have been the Eighteenth Century), and Ratti ber 1. ' is pastor of the parish. Italia diligently, step by step. tfud «kittled at again. of Milan (of the Ninteenth and Library, ¡9 S. Gift to Congress Program Indeed, Pope Pius XI regards the Serene Court has ruled that Twentieth Centuries). aftnts have a right to Renew Marriage Vow expedition and its trials and tri- wires to obtain evi- Achille Ratti, now Pope Pius XI, Catholic Deaf Hold Belgium, in Peace To Be Prayerful umphs as a little of his very own. tpunst persons suspected of was for many years the world fa- Before Priest-Son on This correspondent here sets the Volstead act. mous librarian of the great Am- Highly Successful (By N.C.W.C. News Service) (By N.C.W.C. News Service) down some other indications, little brosian Library at Milan, founded known, of the religious character at forth Amendment to the Louvain, Belgium, July 4. With Sydney, Australia, June 30.—With guarantees to the citi- by Cardinal Frederick Borromeo, National Convention Fiftieth Anniversary the Italia's great voyage. cousin of St. Charles Borromeo, ear- only tiny leaflets bearing on either the people of Australia entering up- iv nation the right of pri- side the much-discuased inscription, on their final preparations for the fteir homes. We were ever ly in the Seventh Century, and the Cincinnati, July M>.—'The Knights Cleveland, July 9.—The unusual Pope's Interview With NeMIe first genuine public library in Eu- "Furor«' Teutonic») Diruta; Dono Twenty-ninth International Euchar- tapression that our gov- and Ladies, of De l'Epee, the national istic Congress, to be held here Sep- scene of the parents of a priest re- At the farewell audience of Nobile rope. It is because of the great Americano Restituta," dropping newing their marriage vows before *»«» not permit any of its Catholic organization of the deaf, from a soaring airplan»' to disturb tember 6 to 0, and reports of height- and his companions, for instance, tMaeourage any criminal act work he accomplished as the librar- closed a successful week-long con- their son on their fiftieth wedding Pope Pius told Nobile something of ian of this famous institution that the peacefulness of the occasion, His ened interest and new pilgrimages inns to detect crime. Tele- vention here Saturday. pouring in from all quarters of the anniversary took place.'in St. Pro- polar explorations that he did not the present Pope is to be honored in Eminence, Cardinal Van Roey, Arch- cop's Church here on July 4. i virt-tipping is forbiddn by The Most Rev. John T. McNkh. - bishop of Malines in succession to worl«!^ an outline of the program for know. Nobile himself testified of the bas-reliefs. Bishop Shahan said. The priest was the Rev. John Dun- • of all the States. I iew las, O.P., Archbishop of Cincinnati, the lat»' beloved Cardinal Mereier, the entire Congress Week has just this and told also with surprise at The bas-relief dedicated to him will ovsky, pastor of SS. Cyril and Meth- Ifnet, listening in on a presided at the religious services in asked God's blessing today on the been made public. the knoweldge and interest of His 1 bear his image and the name Ratti. odius parish, Fairchance, Pa., in the — I •» line into a private home a St. Peter's Cathedral and welcowd new library at Louvain, America's Holiness in polar travel. What the The week begins Sun»iay, Septem- Pittsburgh Diocese, and the parents g flfction of this State law? the delegates, and the Supreme gift to Belgium. Pope told the explorer was the dif- Installing 300.000 Volumes ber 2, with the opening of St. Mary's were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunovsky, ij' 'it a trespass on property ? Chaplain of the Order, the Rev. M. Cathedra], and the start in all the ficulties experienced on a polar ex- Work of installing in the new li- "Peace to this house," chanted the of Cleveland. Father Dunovsky was f*«he-tapper on a par with A. Purtell, S.J., of Baltimore, sang prelate in a Latin prayer, an app«'al church«*s of Sydney of the prepAr-i- pedition by Lieutenant Fiala, an brary building the more than 300,000 the opening Mass on Monday in the celebrant of the anniversary Mass Italian, who spent two winters in the •i Rf^f Tom"? In our humble repeated later in his address. t»»ry triduum for the Congress. for his parents, and also heard them /' * the Supreme Court has volumes that now constitute the Cathedral. On the same afternoon On the afternoon of Monday, Sep- Arctic with the Zickler expedition. Catholic University library already And there was peace at the long repeat their marriage vows. Msgr. l* right of th privacy and the Archbishop officiated at vespers. look»'»] for exercises to»lay. Though tember 3, there will be a reception His Holiness, I have since fonnd ! has been begun. Within a few days Peter M. Cerveny, pastor of St. • of the home a very severe The Order of De l'Epee is com- all eyes kept wandering to the un- to Cardinal Cerretti, the Papal Le- out, was so intensely interested that the great reading room will be open- Procop's parish, preached. • • * posed wholly of Catholic deaf men adorned pillars which had been gate to the Congress. The triduum ' he ordered the Nuncio in Vienna to ed for the first time, and all the Mr. and Mrs. Dunovsky are th«? and women, whose object is to aid erected by order of Msgr. Ladeuze. will close the following afternoon, search all archives there for news numerous reference books placed at parents of seven children. Father of any other Italian polar explorers, 'b»e read much comment of the sick and distressed among th' rector of the university, in place of and a civic reception will be tender..^! Dunovsky being the only boy. All many of whom went to the Arctic •ant of our Catholic papers the disposal of the more than 400 deaf. There are councils in Chicago, the balustrade that Mr. Whitney the Papal Legate. 8 nuns, representing some 90 religious the (firls are married. The couple under Australian auspices. ^ J ! preaching. These com- New York. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Warren, American architect design- ve,and when or were married in Cl« Again, the exemplary piety which — LIT* ^ss varied, have orders, now attending the universi- Philadelphia. Atlantic City, Tole lo, ed, and while the thoughts of some Opening of Congress Proper Mr. Dunovsky was 20 and Mrs. Dun- accompanied the start of the airship ^ Mnt oar outstanding preach- ty's summer sessions. Scranton, Altoona, Lowell, B< in the huge gathering were with the On Wednesday afternoon, Septem- ovsky only 17. from Italy testifies eloquently to the as numerous as in years The John K. Mullen of Denver Manchester and elsewhere. absent artist in sympathy, there was ber 5, the Congress itself will sol- religious fervor aboard. When the Others contend that we Memorial Library, proclaimed by no demonstration, such as marked emnly be opened in St. Mary's Cath- Polar Cross and a picture of Chtr •tHst and convincing pulpit many the most beautiful building in last W»"dne.sday the first attempt to edral. That evening there will be Lady of Loretto were hoisted to the ••this year of grace as the Washington, has been erected at a erect an inscriptionless balustrade. national assemblies and conventions Cleveland Seminary Catholic Scientific pilot house, they were placed in a "»produced. For many years total cos t to date of $750,000. There Ambassador Gibson Gives Key at designated centers. 1 setting personally prepared by Gen- J * Mt that all too many are now being installed in it the The opening Mass of the Con- And Cathedral Are Pioneers Safe After A few of the fluttering papers, eral Nobile and his wife, adorned ••we entered the pulpit on Lima collection of Portuguese and gress, also to take place in St. carrying the six words which have with flowers. There Mrs. Nobile t*jwout any general plan of Spanish literature numbering 40,000 Mary's Cathedral, will be sung the Given New Rectors Perilous Snow Trip cause»! such controversy, and which knelt and prayed for the safety of »we going to sav. It is volumes, the Oriental library of the following morning at 10 o'clock. translated into English mean: "I)e- her beloved husband and his crew a , that Cathol go to Very Rev. Henry Hyvemat number- (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) Cleveland, July 10.—Appointment few moments before the ship took ing 18.000 volumes, the civil law li- San Francisco, July 10.—Two ex- of the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Ifcl the HoIV Sacrifice brary of 17,000 volumes, the canon plorers of the University of Santa off from it« last «top before entering Smith as rector of St. John's Cath- the polar regions. •ant. We go to praise God law library of 10,000 volumes, and Clara are safe at Kodiak Islands af- edral here and of the Rt. Rev. Msgr. •IJV to Him for all things the Bishop Shahan library of 10,000 ter being the first to penetrate the Good Shepherd Home California Mission Just before the departure, «vary Francis T. Moran as rector of the member of the Italia's crew received our spiritual and tem- volumes. There is stackage space wastes of that territory, according Diocesan Seminary of Our Lady of These duties having in the new building for 600,000 vol- to a telegram received here. Church To Be Taken a bit ef silk on whieh was printed a Title is Changed to the Lake has been announced in a beautiful especially-com posed prayer there can be' nothing umes, and since the interior wall The exploration party was led by list of appointments and transfer« ?Jj®g than a well-prepared space of the structure will accom- the Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard, S.J., which was as fallowsfellov : "Eudes Institute" Qver by Maryknol! involving nearly flfty priests of the "From the solitudes without dawn delivered sermon on modate as many more books, the li- Professor of Geology, and Roderick Cleveland Diocese. The greater •Jptpertaining to our holy brary, it is expected, will eventually Chisholm, former football star, with number are transfers of assistants. (Conti—id on Page •) ".Dominic in founding his contain 1,000.000 volumes Jack Koby as guide. Public announcement is made this (By N.C.W.C. News Service) « " •you, order of priests told week by the Sisters of the Good San Francisco, July 10.—At the tZ? **** called for three .. JIIIJUI.,-. Shepherd, Lincoln avenue, East End, request of the Rt Rev. John B. Mac- namely, "to praise, that the name of the institution con- "Maintenance Fund" Guests ducted by them for young girls at Ginley, D.D., Bishop of the Mon- John F. McNicholas, St. Malachy's Seen as Asylum this address has been officially terey-Fresno Diocese, and with the Archbishop of Cin- changed from "Home of the Good approval of the Sacred Congregation Off to Summer Camp Opening of Propaganda in Rome, the Cath- mad—4e some recent pro- To Virtue in New#York City Shepherd" to Eudes Institute. olic Foreign Mission Society of on the matter of Many reasons warrant this change, By "Hnrea" America (Maryknoll, N. Y.), is tak- ®«t have confirmed our the chief one being the serious ob- On last of the Highland Park and Schenk* matter Said Hi8 By William F. Stadelman. C.S.Sp. ing over the old California Mission Vacation in the country! New York City, July ».-Much Father Edward Leonard. It was stacles this name has placed in the Park and Squirrel Hill districts. W 4T ' - of San Juan Bautista. Saturday fifty boys left for two You need not «top to question any like a 'bewildered country boy, I am this zealous priest that brought path of the young children cared for There are a number of Orientals weeks in the Summer Home through of those you see; just observe, ani m k "Mt me speak with great plowing my way through the dense, back to the fold the once famous film m this institution. The name "Home of the Goo«! Shepherd" being allied in the vicinity, among whom the the generosity of our readers who if you dont make up your mind tha* hoth priests and lay- colorful crowd that surges up and shiek, Rudolph Valentino, about whose conversion cprtain ignorant so closely to the North Side Home, Maryknollers will work. The Mis- provided for that number of chil- some of them, at least, ought tog«» preaching today has down in the white-light section of l°w level. In the people waxed so indignant and ques- which cares for wayward and delin- sion will be staffed by a Maryknoll dren. On Saturday, July 21, we ex- a chance to see some of the better this great metropolis. At Forty- * »T* the Church many things tioned the policy of the Church that quent girls, has presented embar- priest and a Maryknoll Brother; the pect to send flfty little girls, pro- side of life, and that you ought to > ninth street I turned west from Rev. Hugh T. Lavery, of Bridgeport, Ifc7 t«d preaching or ren- is ever ready to take back the pen- rassing handicaps to the young girls vided enough money is received to provide some of it, we miss our Broadway and start for St. Mal- Conn., and the Rev. Brother Louis J^Ort fruitless. itent sinner. leaving Kudes Institute to seek posi- take care of them for one wee*, and guess. achy's Church, near Second avenue. Reinhart, of Cincinnati, 0- preaching today A great deal is published by tab- tions in the business world and in the Society will take care of them, Could you but accompany a St. Here is a spot that offers refuge Mission San Juan Bautista was ¿•try has fallen to such a loid sheets of the seamy side of other fields o f labor. St. John Budes as well, for another week. Vincent de Paul man on his round» and asvlum to virtue in this worldly, after whom this Institution ha» been founded by the Spanish Franciscan amongst the poor find,ar thae, t woutsidth wor,de the actor-folks' lives. But they seldom The object of the "Maintenance « y ' - wicked' theater section. The base- named, was the founder of the Sis- friars in 197. It stands between one visit would be sufficient, but, speak of the brighter side of these Monterey and San Francisco, shel- Fund" of THE PITTSBURGH at in too many instances ment of St. Malachy's contains the people. The Actors' Chapel fur- ters of our I>ady of Charity, kn»»wn course, lie could not take you, nor »Political tered by broad shade trees. CATHOLIC is to obtain from its so-called "Actors' Chapel," which ts nishes ample evidence that there are in the United States as Sisters of could be tell you »TtW«g- platform; it is In the church of the Mission are readers sufficient funds to send 100 fittingly dedicated to St Genesius. lots of good and clean actors and the Goo«l Shepherd. But «top, and visualise what ha colorless. In short, it faded altar decorations, said to be children of the poor for one week to actresses. Here you can see Broad- Eudes Institute offers to pupils most experience — poverty, wn»f i PWehfag of the Word of painted by the first American to set- the Summer Hove of the Society of Genesius was a Roman comedian. way stars rub elbows with the lowly a thorough elementary training. misery, suffering, hunger—and m •V* Christ Crucified. It is tle officially in California. He was St Vincent de Paul, at a cost of16 To entertain the emperor, he one day chorine. Not only are they good, The school curriculum is the same less little children to whom aWIB ^ teaching of one's self. a certain Thomas Doak, a sailor, of tor each child, and the Society has enacted a comedy in which he re- but some of them are very good. as that followed in the parochial spell in the country in the ** *® Hot serving in full "the Boston nation," who came to arranged to take care of the chil- Sum ceived mock baptism. Strange to Come here on the Thursday evening schools of Pittsburgh, with an addi- Home would ha a Ood-send- And » ••» ministry of preach- San Juan over a century ago, hav- dren for another week from funds say, in spite of the irreverent con- before a First Firday. and about 7 tional two or three years of busi- can be possible, if yon will omV _*ho «re to be reclaimed ing probably deeerted from his ship. provided through another channel. ditions attending the play, the Holy o'clock you will find some of these ness training in the Commercial De- •ell as those who are He became a Catholic and adopted How about It? Did you provide W Ghost took possession of the man show girls hasten to confession when partment of the Institute. Plans (five some poor little girlachanaa, In the path of vir- the Spanish name of Felipe Santiago for one of them yet, or are pou go- and changed him into a zealous they have just about sufficient time for a Domestic Science course are «. others charitably inclined «•* * * o Doc. According to the records, be ing to leave it to some one elae7 Christian. At first Diocleatian con- to get through with this job and get now under way, and with the help of the beys an opportunity fee cmem m hja "definitely and ir- decorated the altar, with the aid of Did you have your vacation yet" their live« «a enjoy tho benefit« «g w back to the "dugouts" to dress for kind benefactors and all who desire y, according to Fa- sidered the a few Indian boys. Before you do, take a trip, on foot, the next performance. to aid one of the moet worthy insti- a sojourn in the country fcnd* •Wn, Catholic Univer prolongation of a joke. But he was or drive your car, out through »a Si disabused. ConsequenUy he tqtons of this diocese, those in On the wall of the church to the your check »air.« «t lsastaot ktg D pulpit from which a aealous Fran- "Strip," up on the "HAV dawn the m July M, «• that the whole fifty C. Besides What about A1 Smith? Well, as ch3ge look forward to giving better S Put him to torture & ciscan. Padre Arroyo da la Coeata, lower North SU^ the congeal« w, ii may safely be headed him. This i. ^ Gen^J^ far «a New York City is concerned, advantages in the educational and any Mb aad Gad MB awaly MMi . preached to Ma Indian flock ia thir- ef eld Bfamiiaghaas k JIM «f "lost causes." became the patron of theatrical per- the presidency ia his. All he has to vocational training of their young teen native dialect«. ?«tt Um writer, was, do now is to take possession of it. charge«. '"STÎ-tor «f St~ Hal"»*'» « m Fag* t) / ¡ÉlMi ysm THURSDAY, TWO Established 1K41 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Phone, Atlantic (>698-2524

tro ubi of i in. tus international s true, with their I i t gginu m «»nini n»+ THE f^ threat if n o! ut ai'-il for the horror they may DAYS LONG GONE work the alni Irréligion is grow ifig apace, Catholic Quest Pittsburg!) Cattjolic than > i h i ion Hut ultimately the Cath- Ollirial Diooesan Orbali as with tin >f m e it, ami History From Files of KKTAHI.IMIKl) IN IMI •at that genera The Catholic In The United Si HV HT ItKV M1CHAKL O'CÓNNOR; 1 > 1 > I IKS1 tilSliOt' ()!•' l'iTTSIICI' rid «i ami i y unii sin, idle names IMIII.ISHKI) EVKKV TIlIIItSDAY HV ARTIC LE 28 ìpiiie, divori •hild prevention, +-.—. i mi: catholk im blisiiing compam SívMltj -1' iv »• Years \go apostesy, l,v ludde n and dra- W M S t.llKS. l'r.-i.l.nl M US. H (• WICI.DON, rfi-crcl N the 22nd »list., the Bishiq ORESTES A BROWN SON (1802-1874) os. f < now .EYi . Vi < Presidimi IKAMIS \ KliNKI iv completi that which d • order of priest- UHi< unii l'Uni. The Colonial l'rens, Inr Ü Rev, Rupert Sei- A timi lie 0698 h ffilll HIM t 1 I 105 I'KNV A V E NI ! E the Church of S' F»ANTIS I*. SMITH. Kdiln KM/ VIIKTII DAW. INCUR. A«»o Vg«> hyterian cl uirch. quitting its mem- il the Coi of Heaven, bill those who tell us Hear Sir: 1 do only scant just ice to Catholic Journalism in this I'll. Church of the Most Holy bership in 1824, at the age of twen- lese d< rniie a Universalist. In compatible with i Diocese, when, following the example of inj predecessors in the df di d then, thi umble vvorkman- Sacrament, at Gieensburg, was ded- tv to bee was ordained a min- We tell them thatl See of Pittsburgh, I appoint I HE PUTSIURGII CATHOLIC an I all •ou raffi ay Ci< for •ountry, know mg that if the icated with solemn ceremony by June, 1826, he •nomination, but with- tain free institilj official diocesan organ, and commend it to priests and to the people rule pas Bishop Phelan on Sunday, July 8. ister of that d¡ eople y and o ni thing, it may •ft O them to . he had lost all hold To those who fo| as a reliable Journal of Catholic (bought and opinion. I trust thai The sermon of the day was by the in three years ountr wounds. )>olief, and for the principle of the by their encouragement and support it will grow in influence, and Rev Father Edward, of St. Vincent on Chrw'.iar. next ten .ear s he was an acknow- K no w-nothings—thai become, increasingly, a power for justice, for righteousness, and College. for the advancement of (he Kingdom of Cod in (his world. 1edged leader among American free of the Catholic Chwii^ 18.32 lie accepted the States would IMMI Sincerely yours in Christ, Thirty Years Ago thinkers. In 4* HUGH C. BOYLE. Bishop of Pittsburgh. Politic: s pastorship a Unitarian church of our political aa# 1'he Rev. Matthew A. Scanlon, New Hampshire, leaving it two j tion—he said that TpilE American voter in this p evidential campaign ha been presented pastor of St. Edward's Church. years afterwards to return to the of this country ta tin — Cleveland, who was attached to St. ——+ by the political conventions, the respective nominees for whom they faith of his parents. In he "would destroy, Paul's Cathedral, this city, in the 1828 will ballot in November next. Bo s of the highest founded the "Boston Quarterly Re- ing in this a4 h men are representativ early fifties, celebrated his thirty- view," a literary and philosophical would quicken it type of sterling, patriotic American citizei hip, and in h th their private fifth anniversary of ordination ill The Little Ones journal which soon attracted nation- of the Almighty •THE Catholic home is royally happy in these blissful vacation days, with and public characters have flawless records, rhe voter imbued with the Cleveland on June 26. wide attention on account of the tinuance and its " serise of his obligation to the party principle he believes in can have no radicalness of its views and espec- ce fui opération." 'Ml the dear children gathered in its fold. How blessed is that dear abode Twenty Years Ago ially because of its attack upon De- where the children romp and play, and the parents' hearts are in response. reason to doubt that his honest vote 1 miscarried whether victory The dedication of the new St. Our Democrat* IN exalts him, or defeat depresses him. mocracy as a system of government. There is no theme so delightful as to picture homo and children, and ,t Leonard Church, Monessen, of which It is said that Van Buren blamed Mm never tires. The campaign promises to be a most interesting and exciting one. It the Rev. A. J. Wigley is pastor, will Brownson's article in the "Review" Americans then, a> MM take place on Sunday, July 12. favorable to anyaMtjtpili "Whosoever shall receive this child in My Name rceeivcih Me." Who Will be a struggle from its opening day, until the last hour of the closing for July, 1840, on the Christian basis Diocesan improvements include: of the rights of property and on the them that our is not familiar with the scene of the mothers presenting their children to of the polls. Let us hope that the scandal-mongers in politics, who, Duquesne. Holy Name To pur- necessity of abolishing all forms of tions were in that? ' be blessed. The apostles rebuked them and sought to drive them away, carrion-like, are after the spoils of the battle, will be kept out of the fray. chase cemetery. Christianity, as a cause of his de- political experiment, but Jesus, displeased, said to them: "Suffer the little ones to come unto This is the curse of our election-., the scandal-mongering used to hurt Pittsburgh, St. Walburga Addi- feat for reelection. Meanwhile mazing to BrownsW the American pabik Me and forbid them not, for such is the Kingdom of Heaven." Thus andidates and is used for both the Republican and Democratic nomina- tion to rectory. §7,000. Brownson's extreme views were Pittsburgh. North Side, St. Mary's driving him nearer and nearer to significant fact that does the Holy Gospel prove to us Christ's predilection for the little children ' ions. These charges are in the forefront this year. They appear to Repairs on church and school the necessity of accepting some def- Constitution was around Him. hink that the American public is base enough to swallow any damaging 35 000 inite form of belief, and in October, ever written the government which! The love of Christ for children has not grown old wherever the charity .story. The eminence of the nominees arouses hostility and unscrupulous 1844, after some time spent in study Ten Years. Ago ful Restraint upon of Christ prevaileth. To whatever end of the world you may travel, be t attacks. Reasons and persuasive reasons can be found for approving the he was received into the Catholic The Rev. Patrick A. McDermott, Church by Bishop John Bernard herent in democrMftl nominations of both Secretary Hoover and Governor Smith, but they have north, south, east or west, the spirit of saving the innocent child is ;ver C.S.Sp., of Duquesne University, Fitzpatrick, of Boston. son taught wR1mN|| and for it was progressing. It is a living spirit in this fair diocese of ours. Pago after nothing to do with the rumors mouthed by the whispering claques. Every was buried from the school on Sat- Many Eminent Converts urday morning. July 6. stood in his own page could be written of the work among us, never ending throughout the President has been the object of such scurrility, and it has almost seemed The Oxford Movement was then Sister M. Clare, of the Benedictine disillusionment year for the children. See what is done at Idlewood, in our orphan asylum the better the man the worse the libel. at the height of its success in Eng- Nuns, died on Thursray, July I, in on the heels of tht for the little ones bereft of a parent's tender care. See the loving and You will be, no doubt, most highly interested in this election, and as land —Newman was received into sailles after the St. Mary's Convent. North Side. the Church on October !», 1845, and thoughtful work of our societies in these summer days to gladden the a citizen ought to be, but let us keep the discussion on a plane of good bring the truth the Church of England "reeled un- children in the blissful hours spent under the green trees. What a wealth temper and reality. Both parties are offering men of unusual power and Five Years Ago Only when scholatq ! der the shock." The years of 1844- patriotism, sueh of Christ's love crowns the glorious mission of the Holy Child Association. intelligence. Let's, for once, have a campaign in which the voters are as Nine young ladies were clothed 1K60 have often been spoken of as with the habit of the Sisters of St. Cheyney, of the Cl Think of the grand colony in the Land Celestial, the souls of millions decent as the candidates. If you oppose a nominee do so for principle; the Oxford Movement in America, sylvania, give Joseph at Mt. Gallitzin on Monday, but the conversions here during that children, baptised into the Kingdom of the Saviour? Could we state all you are not compelled to justify your decision by listening to slander July 2. The Rev. Thomas Bryson identical to thee* period had causes different from the last century, this good work it would fill a volume. concerning him. officiated and addressed the candi- those in England. Many eminent 4 dates. constant peril a The whole idea of the regeneration of nations lies in the education of men entered the Faith during these government runs Those who were clothed were: I years—Bishop Wadhams of Ogdens- the child. Thus it has been said; "However depraved a population may undermined by tha_ THE Church always lays the utmost stress on the supreme importance Miss Marie Sweeney, Sr. M. Con- j burg, Bishop Curtis of Wilmington, be even so as to reject the final remedy of a mission, we may always get cepta; Miss Philomena Schoeneman, of hatred which, of the will in religion; she counts feelings and emotions as of secondary Dr. Levi S. Ives, Episcopal Bishop solely against the hold of the future generation as long as we save the children to work Sr. Hilda Marie; Miss Margaret of North Carolina, Father Wal- rank. Sentiments and emotions aroused by private and public exercises cannot fail to . upon." The idea of grasping the soul of the child found the greatest Burger. Sr. M. Eileen; Miss Colette w-orth, Monsignor Preston, Rev. of piety are not necessarily the expression of a deep love of God, though McCatin, Sr. M. Magdalen; Miss bases of our natkw| j geniuses in Christianity giving their lives to the cause of the education of Donald McI>eod, James A. McMas- ume published if the will is right God often gives a sensible delight in His service for our Thelma Krause, Sr. M. Farcisius; ter, Editor of the "Freeman's Jour- youth. Noted saints and scholars believed that they could not bettor be Miss Elizabeth Griffiths, Sr. Jeanne ney writes: "That comfort and encouragement. nal," and that historic group, Fath- best form of |wnnp|l employed than giving their talent to such a meritorious work. Marie; Miss Mary Hergenrother, Sr. ers Deshon, Hewit, Baker and Ly- self-evident prtflillll <"1 The reason for this emphasis on the will is this. Will and intellect M. Cyril; Miss Zaida Kane, Sr. man, who later founded the Paulist The seriousness of our duty towards the soul of a child is to a certain of government i> are faculties of the soul. With the intellect we judge.what is good ami Francis Xavier. Congregation. But in all these extent proportioned by the appreciation we have of the true value of a and the ignorant, ftl with the will we pursue it. (We must not, of course, conceive of our will cases the influences making for con- thorough Catholic education. But how are we to safeguard the Christian the unthrifty, the as some separate and distinct entity; we perceive and think, and we pursue version were individual. education of our children, unless we also wish the means to that end, Of all the converts of these years, the inexperienced, and will). as their votes go,! namely, the constant support of the Catholic schools. OUR SAGE Orestes Brownson was beyond doubt Emotions and feelings, on the other hand, belong ultimately, not to the greatest figure in a galaxy of influence over the Our schools are nurseries of our Holy Mother, the Church. The Cath- cal events seems te the spiritual, but to the material side of our nature. Moreover, they are CONTEMPORARIES the ablest defenders the Church has olic school is the place for the training of those baptised in the Catholic had in the United States. In Jan- strong defense." not cognotive or "knowing" faculties. It is not they, but the intellect What Brownsoa faith. A child when it receives the Sacrament of Baptism has a right to —4 uary, 1844, he launched the "'Brown- 1 which is intended to be our guide in discerning good from bad, right from e ration was to a knowledge of its faith. But where, if not in the school, can a child be A RECORD OF APATHY son Quarterly Review," and after wrong, greater goods from lesser goods. The intellect is not infallible, his conversion that same year, this merblows the made certain of such spiritual advantage? In a word the school is the Archbishop Drossaerts' severe ity of religion—j but because it is proper, it is the safest guide. scoring of the apathy of press and magazine became the foremost Cath- porch outside the sanctuary. It cannot be separated from the Church. olic periodical in the land. Brown- meant the prix To an extent, the errors in the religious and ethical theories of the government officials toward the re- taught and pi The two buildings, which are the monuments of all civilization are the ligious persecution in Mexico is son was a genius of the highest present day are due to men deliberately, or inadvertently, making feelings type. As a theologian, philosopher, lie Church—for Church and School. Even on the lonely Catholic mission in foreign lands none too severe. Here at our very the American and emotions their guides in forming their judgments of value. Feelings litterateur and historian he had few where stands the poor and simple sacred edifice, there also not far distant doors the atrocities of Nero and the period of NathriMtj and emotions are good servants but bad masters. Let us strive very pagan persecutors of the early equals in the Church. His profound is seen the parish school. grasp on the American character kept a course at i earnestly to direct our wills, more steadfastly upon attaining to tht Christians are being re-enacted; and ciples that it is After all, what use is the education that does not promote th** primary our secular daily press carries only and mind made him a formidable Supreme Good who can completely and forever satisfy all our desires. century after hit end of man—namely, to love God and serve Him here below? What will a few lines of news about individual foe of Puritan intolerance, ignor- ance and prejudice on this side of are beginning te it profit your child to gain knowledge of this world for the damnation >f executions or imprisonment. It har not a word of condemnation for the Atlantic. For the next twenty- logically he its soul. Calles and his gang of cut-throats two years, until his death in 1876, defence of Al AMONG the virtues that we admire most in our fellow men is that time when popular\ Yet, notwithstanding the continual warnings of the bishops, notwith- who are spilling the best blood in he was our leading Catholic apolo- fellow-feeling and humanity which is called sympathy or compassion. It Catholics and standing the struggles that Catholics had in the past for their faith. Mexico. Why? Because it cannot gist, and no other layman, with the is the power of entering into another's feelings and sharing his sorrow. get the news, is the excuse we hear. sole exception of Dr. James J. clouding the Catholic parents are still sending their children to non-Catholic schools. anti-Catholie It is always accompanied by tenderness. It gives its possessor great That was probably true at the be- Walsh, has approached him in in- Granted that Catholic children are not taught doctrines opposed to their ginning, when Calles first clamped tellectual power and versatility. In fact, for power for good in the world in which he moves, for as our own experience movement was I religion, nevertheless, is not the atmosphere for the most part anti-Cath- down the censorship of news. But Brownson's Great Gift testifies, it brings out all that is best in those who are the objects of it. son seems to that should have been fair warning Great praise has been bestowed olic? The tendency of such an atmosphere is to sully, infect and even dence of Csthott* It gives them courage and strength in suffering and sorrow, and often that things were happening in Mex- upon Brownson since his death. corrupt Catholic principles. Some may say that the young mind would his analysis of thtj turns failure into success. ico. Did our papers try to get the He has been called the "intellectual pies seented te hsj not suffer harm in a non-Catholic school, but they cannot deny the fact news? We do not believe that a giant of his era," "Our most force- with his own that in childhood the mind is most impressionable. Ideas once implanted single honest effort in this direction ful writer of prose," and one who was made by any secular daily in caniam. From are not so easily removed in after life. "has probably left a larger body of THE Truce of God took its rise early in the eleventh century amid the United States. What a record as a true Al work than any other Catholic Amer- We, therefore, from the Catholic point of view, can dispute the fact an epidemic of private wars. Certain days in every week—namely, from of apathy and inactivity!—The True with Nstive-J ican." His conversion in 1844 has Voice, Omaha, Nebraska. where he won that the Church and School should be intimately connected? Who shall Wednesday evening till Monday morning —and long periods of the year, been styled "an epoch in the his- circles was in fcfej corresponding roughly to Lent, Advent, and the Paschal season were by tory of the Catholic Church in this not say that the greatest security for the Catholic Church is the Cath- who were bein country, just as that of Newman, olicity of her schools? If religion is ever to grow cold the first step to ecclesiastical law privileged or sacrosanct, so that no act of aggression, tivists, the II which took place a year later, is that end shall be, as in other countries, to separate the school and Christ. whether justifiable or not in itself was lawful during these periods. The T T get the wrongs es a milestone in the history of Eng- j Our Lady's Crowns to give of their In a word, the first attack on our holy faith shall find its greatest impetus Truce of God was enforced universally and substantially obswved during lish Catholicism. Of all the distin- of their od«,„ in the secularization of our schools. What happened in countries where the crusades. guished convert« to Rome in this lieved that some a1 He crowned thee first, O blessed country, Brownson is easily the first. the Catholic religion did flourish at one time can also happen here. of the day One with grace, In him the submerged Catholics Catholics ma And now in this happy vacation time, may our good parents, looking i And set thee, from thy fair con- found a champion who in intellec- +—- sary forg^ti'ulneaa. forward to the future, seek ti provide for their children a continuance •I ception hour, tual power was the superior of any th«y wert writtaffj I Creation's perfect seed and plant niifiliitinpublicistl in thf neo land.Inn

it, JULY 12, 1928 Established 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Phon«, Atlantic 0688-2624 PAGE THREE T ^^ï'i'î '¿»i ••••««»« Iii* i.i>i|i, iti, limili i.ii iif^iii; i;y»iti; COUPLES MARRIED FIFTY YEARS »••MIMM MMIMMMMMIMMHIIMMMMMMIIIH fHROUG 11 IEV C t DANNER FIX-IT DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR M* Coach Servici* MISSIONARY l?b H0RTN CRAIG ST between PITTSBURGH FA AID SOCIETY THE WHITE SEWING EAST END AUTO LAMP PITTSBURGH MACHINE CO. and RADIATOR 00. AND ALL MABB8 OF AUTO BOMBS PARTS and REPAIRS WHEELING We gratefull) a< knowledge rc- tattling this mission and m extend- REPAIRED > ' i|M of the follpwing private oon- ing its consoling influence to other Call Fairfax 4700 BADIATOB ami FENDER REPAIRING t riluit ion.s: Wa Call and DaHrar | ( tiolina celltel s. 119 FEDERAL STREET, N. 8. Mi*. <;.. Ii. V H J M . Rev. 1". c May the blessing of Almighty Cod « N. EUCLID A VS. Maatraaa Ml« I'. .MI— A. ('., Si N., Nr. 1,. Mi- be with you and yours now and al- K K S., Mi s s. ('.. S,, Sr C kc\ ways; and may the service you tri e lAiarioiL$1.5H Coacht'0 s I' A. I)., Mvs. s. Ii , Miss M \ K to lis needy Carolina Miss'ions adrl Kev. D J o„ .| <; fyBfrteni Operators & Mrs |{ R u to your peace on earth and you: litif I' A wI <'irrlos 11, 2 it I am glad to be able to say that Side Trips I In Ihr happy occasion o|' Christ- utiaj"" the persecution following on last Fran Niagara Falls VMt NlaTRIPm Mb aad OmmSs fhtSo < nias and New Year 1 pray you Lo year's national revolution has now At lutai Kacanèaa Rata* beautifu• l Laka Erta, . EmJot a coot.iiiffil, dal l ill iw 1KB MOTTO OF aeeept iny most cordial greeting and Trip on a palatiaiilillill CtCall IIlia»a Su— SMaaarm . it i practically subsided, and 1 thank Toronto and MILLIONS best wishes, with frequent prayer- Cod, with results not at all so bad as Mr. and Mrs. Djiniel liush and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Srhoenittein, all of return . . . $3.45 SPECIAL EXCUBSION PARE «u tor your precious h St. Anthony's parish, San Francisco, recently celebrated their golden wed- Clayton, N. Y. ,f Ith, pri>sperit> might have been expected. Some of Cleveland to AA I iptfij, iadaatrloua. h«|>i>y eiltaeng ut and every good your i ding anniversary on the same day. The Pope sent them the Apoatolic and return $16.10 '¡HR >MMl Stata ta "LI»* rr«|irrUhly ob le and gei the newer Christians fell away, it is emus heart wishes, true, but this is compensated by the Benediction and a message bearing his autograph. Alexandria Bay Niagara Falls 'P/«W I ni la* » ttttU-" am alwaj and return $16.65 grateful to you for } splendid steadfastness and fortitude ONLY V ML Trip ^ li ab encellent ml«, mini if ym, our gtnMÌne> Montreal and Leaving Cleveland at 00 B.m. (UtlMillÖ, ft food deal, »o much the bettor. and kindness for me. Mav Cod I. shown by the majority of my people. return . . . $25.20 ISth. 26thi Auguat 2nd. Stk. IM, 22adaod IM. ^ ftft il i—r nld bank pnivid«* i*«rfect coniponse you. I his year, however, we are faced Tlckata good tawralag aay tfaaa «wig 11 day* Quebec and Including data of gala« MOW oblalnahlg at MM far PitUburgh aavrr» and pay» With kindest regard: . lov • and with allot hei scourge. The whole return ... $35.35 Cleveland Oflfca. _____ 4 *ftf gent enmixttitiH fntermt .in WHOSE BUSINESS IS IT? With return tlmlf equal trim- votion I send you mv l.les » ing : country, and particularly my own Steamerg each way—ever? night ImiIm remain. vicariate, is over-run with bandits, Helen M. Hierholzer, to Niagara Falla Extur- at 9 00 P. M i arriving at 1)0 A. M. m il Bad Savings Rank & Your most aft'ectionatc brother, who terrorize this already impov Catholic Daughters of America Home-Finding Secretary •lon Ticket! Send for Frea Tourlat NewLawFara$4.S0laBafMa;$S.50tg«dTrip Trost Company Nicholas M Dob roue, erished and distracted people by Conference of Catholic Charities of Pittsburgh 1 niiije and Auto Autoe Carried $«.SOaadap Archbishop of Antivari, burnings, lootings and kidnappings, VII Map The Cleveland and Buflalo Traastt C«. •Opta («tardar Evening« T-t" Primate of Serin; Within the past five months two of Eaat tfthM.Fte* Cliailsal. Oi. PITTSBI'RC.H. PA. my own priests, Fathers Mullanx MI St. .loKt>|>h's Mission, ami l.alor, were captured and held If a cog impedes the smooth rev- iously impede development «if other 53 Burn Street. to the ransom of $200,000 and S20, olution of the wheels of childhood, powers. Society builds its fortifi- re.» New Bern, N. ('. 000, respectively. 1 could nowhere whose business is it to remove the cations by compulsory medical in- Very Rev, and Dp a r Father Da line r- find such large sums and had only oithciilt.\ ? spection, by training for defectives, m Estât« Mort gages rhf (inclosed picture is a fair sam- to trust to God's benign providence If child mortality is high because by equipping and supervising play e« I Insurance ple of the work the Catholic Church to save them from the awful death ot imprope r feeding, because of un- grounds and recreation centers. NEW KENSINGTON '«*""» is doing for the conversion of the that threatened them. Thank Cod, ! NE) del feeding, because of unsanitary When children labor l>ecause of MIIMOOt >••••••••••»»••••11111>11>1101 S. Reifly & Co. colored people in our Southland. they were released, and I owe then conditions, because of ignorance of poverty, parental greed, their dislike There are quite, over million col release to the players of our kind parents as to protection and intel for school, public indifference, em- BATTERY HEADQUARTERS orcil people in this new diocese of friends and benefactors. May Cod li gent care of children, because of ployers' demand«- for nimble fin- «MIS FOURTH AVENUE Wa Eiehaage aad Bapalr AH Makee al Aata gad I Raleigh, N. C. (>f this number not bless them and have them evei in the general influence of city life, be- gers, swift feet, for light forms of Aata Elect rie Repairing Oar BpgriaHp r>00 are Catholics. For example, only 11 is keeping. causi f negligence of parents, be - work and for automatic machine op- LIPP AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY four of the 77 children you see here Again thanking you sincerely, and i a use of climatic conditions, because eration, is it merely the business »»«-!«« EIGHTH STREET of the parents? And must they are members of our holy religion; praying Almighty Cod to prosper parental influences, because of he- L OFFICE SUPPLY reditary defectiveness or disease, or alone bear all the blame? When and of the T>,000 Negroes in this your noble work for the missions. because of poverty (detailed table trade life is shortened, when pro- E»»»»»»»00000000»00000000000»»0»000000000l Ml»0»s COMPANY city of 12,000 people, not more than 1 am, .'¡0 are as yet in the fold. of causes of child mortality accord- ductive power is lost liefore matur- (¡•¡•miai Stationers Sincerely yours, ing to Mangold) is it merely the ity has been enjoyed, when labor In setting up schools like this we E. J Calvin business of the parents? And must grows up untrained, unschooled, un- WILKINSBURG M DIAMOND STREET believe we are laying a solid foun- they alone hear all the blame? stable the individual child is not¿00 0 0000000000000000000000000000100000011 H 1111OOS dation for the mission work of the Sacred Heart Mission»* for Mexican alone exposed to hazards; his fam- Pinne, Atlantic 112.1 Church; because here we realize we Chidrren, Conservation of child life- though f vested directly in the home is ily is not alone subject to break- > J have to build up from the base; and, 1'ena.sco, Taos Co., N M THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK li* really the busines of society. And down; the entire group of which he though a slow process, it is, never- Rev. and dear Father: society today is discharging its is a part suffers. Raak With the Castrai at Seath Ave. an« Weed St, WUhtaahars, Pa. Pel theless, a guarantee of ultimate I have sent out thousands of let- success. duty in some measure in prenatal Compulsory education with oppor- * ETTLE ROCK INN ters for the purpose of being able clinics, in visiting nurse work, in tunity to acquire knowledge and Financially, you must realize how to do something for 1,200 children day nurseries, in camps; in attempt- experience that shall be really use- 000000000000000000000000000000 > M M00' MAGNOLIA. MASS helpless this enterprise is, of itself. in my 1.3 missions in the parish of ing to provide suitable work for ful and helpful; development anil tor munir yearn Itexiful »ml To go forward with it we have to Penasco, N. M. I also sent a letter women; in attempting to control working out of ideals that shall Good fond and nerv ire. Golf, beg the assistance of our brethren to you last year. 1 cannot give up midwifery. overcome cultural as well as money MCKEESP0RT • biM and other H|H»rtn. Kennon- in the Faith. We are all of theunti l the work among my Mexican kOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO>»MOI»» Ima. Booklet*. K T. IHvinion. When life has been assured, if poverty these are the prongs of Communion of Saints on earth; and children is finished. I come to you the standards of health and phy- constructive effort to shoulder com- ever ready, as far as we can, to aid again. His Grace, the Most Rev. sique ate not reached; if blindness, munity responsibility. Agitation the weaker member. Archbishop A. T. Daeger, of Santa deafness, physical deformities, tu- that shall result in repressive child UNION NATIONAL BANK Our Rt. Rev. Bishop Ha fey, his Fe, has given his permission and bercular tendencies are present is labor legislation that shall be clear [Junes C. Campbell priests, the good Sisters, are joy- recommendation, which I enclose. it merely the business of the pa- in meaning, prompt and thorough SAFE PLACE FOR SAVINGS ously giving themselves to this ful- There is no parish in the Archdio- rents? And must they alone bear of enforcement, conformable to the FUNERAL DIRECTOR fillment of the Master's Command cese of Santa Fe where so many all the blame? The health of anneed s of the persons ami interests people left the Church on account of involved is working toward that pro- MWRB MONTH ORF. II«! to preach and to teach all nations; individual is not a matter of one , McKEESPORT, PENNA. will you, dear reader, refuse your Protestant propaganda as it hasan d now health builds for the next tection for childhood that will as- «a Jahn J. Rlltlaaa generation; lack of health may ser- sure abundant life. OBUCM KODASa share in this blessed labor? Your been in I'ensaco. 1 do not mind the Everything la the Drag Lia*. Prgaailgriaaa Called Fa* aad Delivered AVK.. PITTSBURGH. PA. prayers will obtain God's help for hardships traveling almost every us; your alms will aid us in main- day over the mountrain trails in a MADER'S PHARMACY territory of more than 2,000 square I. W. Madar. F.D. — E. B. Beak. Pk-6. miles -7,500 feet above sea level Benedictine School Novices Pronounce WALNUT AND SHAW TWO BTOBB8 SBAW AVB. AND aiNCLAlB St but my heart aches to see so many lost. It is the rule here that a Prot- Men Hear Addresses Vows at St. Vincent 4*4 estant Mexican minister reside* in s :-: Home Builders |th e Mexican settlement, gather the On Variety of Topics children, and place many in Prot- After completing their year of KN0XVILLE & MT. OLIVER REBUILDING REMODELING ? estant schools. That has been done novitiate, sixteen young men pro- »OOMIHOOOOOOMOOOMOMOOOOOMMMIIMHMMHMt for years past, and thus a Protestant Peru, 111.July 9. The eleventh nounced their firs-t religious vows Painting, Interior and Exterior Decorating | generation has been growing up of annual convention of the National before Archabbot Aurelius, Tuesday Cwwtt These Ad vertÌHen» in Regard to New Work, Remodeling Y people who should be Catholics. The Benedictine Educational Association morning, July 3, at St. Vincet Sem- or Repairing •{• priest has nothing, and he cannot of the United States was held at W. L. KOERBEL stop this propaganda unless he has St. Bede College from June 30 to inary, Latrobe, Pa. The ceremony schools. I have now one in Kmbudo, July 2. Delegates were present took place during the 7 o'clock Mass HOME OF ALL HOME-DRESSED GOVERNMENT with 1.20 children, and one in Pen- from the various schools of the A- in the Archabbey Church. Led by asco unfinished with 206 children. merican Cassinese Congregation, the the Rev. Master of Novices, the INSPECTED MEATS I JOSEPH DETIG & SON Both schools are under the care of Swiss American Congregation of P. SINNOTTS SONS Benedictines and the English Bene- young canldiUates were (presented 81 AMANDA STREET — Lafayette 2804 We Deliver pMTBUNG CONTRACTORS the Dominican Sisters, Marywood, to the Rt. Rev. Archabbot, who re- CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Sis- dictines of America. Ornamental ceived their religious profession. and Rebuilding, Remodeling. Alteration« ters live in poverty and must rnnke The address of welcome, which P*«WA STUCCO A SPECIALTY the greatest sacrifices. To show marked the opening of the first ses- Six of these newly-professed »»»••»»»OOOOOOOOOOOOMIOOOMIIIOOOOMOOOOOOOOOOf » * m MOOS return to their respective abbeys to L_ and years ago by the early settlers abbey Seminary, I«atrobe, Penn. i®0. H. REDDINGER continue their studies. They come F. J. BUSSE CO. and Indians and those statues gen- The papers read at the other ses- PJUCTING PLASTERER sions were: "Standards and Credits from widely separated sections of Pr—pOy Attended Te. erally hang around the walls. For the country. Four Fratres Matth- Contractor -:- Builder candlesticks in many instances bot- in Theology," by the Rev. Patrick ZOLLER'S "•»Ri Farnlahrd CummiSs, O.S.B., of Conception Col- ew Hall, Anthony Reilman, William "M MIDDLE STREET tles are used. Another instance: 1 Maat and Boniface Mool are from 35 WABASH AVENUE must clothe every year more than lege, Conception, Mo.; "The Teach- HOME DRESSED MEATS MU6P8BURG. PA. ing of Liturgy in the Seminary," St. Benedict Abbey, Atchison, Kan- BOO children and jjrown people. Walnut 12S1 Father Deutsch; "Benedictines and sas; three, Fratres Francis Stein- iarthw MIMI Now Protestant propaganda gives 400 Bettzhoover Avenue Graduate Work," by the Rev. Syl- metz, Joseph Barkaukas and Lam- everything for nothing, even pays vester Schmitz, O.S.B., of St. Ben- bert Dunne are from St. Mary Ab- LAFAYETTE 70« 1 Wa PaWvar to get the children into thair schools. GENEVA-ON-THE-LAKE RESORTS edict's College, Atchison, Kan.; bey, Newark, N.J.; while, three The priest can offer nothing. "The Development of Benedictine Fratres Edward Mahoney, Hilary Though I start,h! two schools, Writers," by the Rev. Dom Augus- Songeroeth and Victor Kenkel are they are not finisher!. Please help tin Walsh, O.S.B., of St. Anselm's from St. Bede Abbey, Peru, 111. In me to finish them. They are sim- Priory,- Washington, D.C.; "A pro- addition to this class of novices, If you wish to enjoy your Vacation ple structures of abode, but the chil- posed Plan for a National Benedic- three lay-brothers pronounced sim- spend it at the dren flock to the school as they like tine Summer School," by the Rev. ple triennial vows the same morn- ALLENTOWN <*.™orgs J the Sisters and many children came Gregory Wiesner O.S.B. of St. Bede ing. These will remain at St. Vin- $ last term for miles to get some College, Peru, 111., and "Co-opera- cent Archabbey. r Buckeye Cottages schooling. Help is needed here. tion —Some Individual and Social Money offerings you may send to Aspects," by the Rev. Paul Milde, His Grace, the Most Rev. A. T. Dae- O.S.B., of Belmont Abbey College, THE HARTLEY-ROSE BELTING CO. • 0«atr»lly located. Ail modem conveniences. Only 100 yards ger, Santa Fe N. M. or to me Belmont, N. C. Maaafaetarera af HILL TOP SAVINGS & TRUST CO. I?*""* Bathing Beach, and three minutes' walk to Golf Cou se. the way you think best. Packages LEATHER BELTING to «1] Amusements, and the best of Home Cooking. containing second hand clothing Mechanical Robber Good« and •THE HILL TOP BANK" 1 (no matter what it is) and vest- ANNOUNCEMENT BRIDGE MILL SUPPLIES RATES REASONABLE — Write for particulars to ments, candlesticks, linen, please 428 and 427 First Avenoe send directly to me by parcelpost The engagement of Miss Marjo- PITTSBURGH Arlington and Warringt— At—— j CLARENCE J. HOSKINS, Manager or freight. The station is Kmbudo, rie Elizabeth WTatters to Robert J. N. M. We are thankful for every- Kelly was announced at an attrac- thing. I celebrate two masses a tive bridge party given Thursday month for our benefactors and also evening by Miss Waiters' parent«, Ornamental Iron and F. C. B1TTNER, Ph. G a Novena of masses every year ir Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Watters, The Praaertptiaa Stare at their home in Coral street. Mr. THE PITTSBURGH COTTAGE honor of the Sacred Heart in this Wire Work OZAREA RADIO INSTRUMENTS month of June. We really need Kelly is the son of Mr. and Mrs. At GENEVA-ON-THE-LAKE. OHIO help. Please, Father, help me inM . D. Kelly of Altoona, Pa. Fire Escapes •«Wat Beach, Tennis Court. Good Goltlng a«d Dancin« some way or another. There also Table decorations were pink roses TW New VIVA-TONAL COLUMBIA an« Rim* is many a grateful child, praying and tall pink candles. At each BOARD BV THE WEEK, DAT OR MRAL place was a small doll dressed in Iron Fences MB E. WARRINGTON AVENUE HTTSRURM. TA, 9 for your intention and many a fath- I **» CauMcUon Mrs. C. Horn.«, Proprietor er and mother will soy a prayer of pastel shades holding a card which blessing for those who helped their announced the engagement. TAYLOR & DEAN children. Please, Father, I only ask for my dear Mexican boys and girls. Every man ha* his own particular PENN AVK, at Mth St. »ÖUNT ALOYSIUS ACADEMY Your grateful character, and every character its Pboae Atlaatic 7*18 FOR GIRLS Mexican children and own particular cant. We have our Pittsburgh, Pa. CRBSSON. PA. Rev. Peter Kuppers. characteristic weakness. Beware of CONDUCTED BT BISTEBB OF HBBCT those particular forms of tempta- SCHWARZELN •Ml CMfclfe ll.ir.ralt, «I A-—«1 » »•»» - I"«—yWa-la Among other things, the Blessed tion which have already once held DRY GOODS—MILLINERY Sacrament should be to as ju»t the A pplr Im CUdta «• Pimi w you in their power, or sapped your BOOTH SIDE'S LEAPING DRY GOODS WOII^^ ^ g|, •ingle overpowering 'act of the better reaolBueaa.—Cardinal Xaa- The McFarland Co. i SCHOOL FOB SMALL BOTS AT LOMWTO world.—Faber. aing. «Ml rami AYRFfUR, MAST RED

¡¿M HÜ PAGE FOUR Phone, Atlantic 0698 - 2524 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Established 1844 THURSDAY, Jl| f—• ^JïLiTJïUTLiïUïTJ^ I "t Outdoor Bazaar and Scientific Eye Examination» Be Thrift Wlas >4§ BISHOPS HOUSE I ~OI>TICfAJ/S Card Party Benefit Notes of Parish Affairs Pittsburgh, Pa., July 2. 1928. in the ('¡ergy and Laity of the Diocese of Pittsburgh: At Raphael Nursery nL 'ir uoiniTiiriinin»nin^ Again 1 remind the people of the diocese of the annual OPTOME nur appeal that will be made to them in their parishes during Penn Are. at Stwnt (Pitt Theater)

tl«- Shannon Lithuanian Stic silk enihroiii the j and to standards that have been reached by other estab- CHRISTIAN DOCnum I Sisters of St. Francis, OF THE Dlf)CESE OF PITTSBURGH th.! Ho lishments of a like character all over the country. j 1"». Pittsburgh—St. Paul of the Del «•irati the Hue arisi j troua. REV D A. LAWLESS, St. Mary of j in Chic ha - been ; The new dormitory building is now occupied, but un- NifBi Directo(»¡rector *04 rmrrFerryj SC9 . { Iti. Argentine- St. Paschal. •nted t > th e chi fortunately, there is .still a resulting indebtedness which I Iti. Kusselton I ranstiguration. will lie bléss t 11 oVl i Iß. Brier Hill must be met in the near future.- Moreover, it is quite im- St. Hedwig. Sunday morning, aft . hich a t oraopolis Communion class . i 11. -St. Joseph. inn hitrVi Mass will It lei.rated perative that during this year we provide something ad- Last Monday evening, St. Mary I 18. Fayette City— St. Edward. an opportunity of the Mike M. la, a mi ditional in the way of vocational training for the children of Mercy Auditorium was the J 19. Finleyville St. Francis the Confraternity parish. under our care, in order that they may be more thoroughly scene of a very delightful gather- ¡20. Ko scoe—St. JiMtepil. ing of teachers, friends and for- there last Sunday Mt. Pleasant — Visitation. equipped for the battle of life. an early Mass at tifi] I 21. • eoru»' mer members of the Confraternity 122. Cherry Valley SS. Peter and I beg therefore, that your generosity be exercised who assembled to celebrate the necessary article* j, • dren I Mary Paul. this year in a greater degree than usual, in order that we twentieth anniversary of the estab- carried along ani tkll I 22. Wehrum—St. Fidelis. Holy C >n a body dur lishment of organization. The au- was celebrated in I 23. Glen Campbell—St. Michael. ! k M¡ Sunda\ may more fully perform our duty to these dependent lit- ditorium was tastily decorated for ture Theatre, «a ^ | 21. Nicholson Kun — (iuardian > tle ones. Almighty God has blessed the work of the Or- the occasion and filled to capacity. serving for an aitali An KeU. j phan Asylum, and I am certain he,will bless you and your Many former members whom we children made thrift Hol» Trinity j 25. Elizabeth—St. Michael. families for whatever self-denial your gifts to it involve. Mr* 'Paddy** KTarns had not seen in years were again on ion; eight from tfgg| f 26. Millsboro—St. Michael. 1» VI lions in honor of lie I.it tit hand and many a pleasant acquaint- settlement of Ma ¡27. Avella—St. Michael. Flower are hold every Ti •day aft- This collection is to be taken up by means of solicitors A number of attractive and ance was renewed. twelve from Hs ernoon and evening, 28. Cnited—St. Florian. appointed by the pastors. These collectors will go from worth-while prize: have already enty-four were ( solemn novena in We were especially pleased at ¡30. N. Oakland—St. Joseph ((¡er- J vonor of house to house to present the cause of the Orphans and been dona I for the card party and the number of the clergy who hon- eluding twenty-t man). j Little Flower will t Mon- bazaar to be held on the grounds of tal of thirty-six a| evening their present great need, and receive donations for their ored us by their presence including: I 31. kcow ii Sta.—Vin. Sisters of I .la V the Raphael Temporary Home and Rev. William MeCashin of Burgetts- raments. Charity. } care and maintenance and the improvements which are Day Nursery, 3715 Penn avenue, for town; Rev Francis Hoffman, of St. i St. \loyaius. Reserve i'utt nship found necessary. the benefit of the institution, on Basil's, Carrick; Rev. Father Regis, It is wfcth On Sunday, tIt»- childr 'n of Mary, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, O.M. Cap., of Herman, Pa.; Rev. chronicle thè m Sunday school and of No. The Orphans' Week Collection will be taken up during 3 school, July 18 and 19. Bridge, euchre, Michael O'Shea, of Coraopolis; Rev. ed (iemise of Miss will receive Holy Commun on in a the week of July to July 1(>. This letter is to be read at "500,'' "old maid" and bingo will be Rudolph Potocnik. of Aliquippa; WEEKLY CALENDAR ! body in the s o'clock Mass. of the Butler A all the Masses on Sunday, July 8, before the collectors be- played. besides the four priests attached fraternity. For On Monday, July Ifi, the Scapular gin their work. The amount collected, with the names >f Mrs. Paddy Kearns, general chair- to the Confraternity. Three for- she was a very fi Sunday. July 15.—St. Henry. Sev- j feast of Mt. Carmel will I«- observ- man of the affair, is being assisted mer presidents of the Pittsburgh ted teacher at th* enth Sunday after Pentecost. « ed. All children of the school will persons contributing one dollar or more, will be sent to tiospel : Beware of False Pro-J by the following sub-chairmen: Branch, Louis Cook, Sylvester Boy- in Armstrong assist at Holy Mass in honor of Rev. H. J. .Gilbert, treasurer, St. Paul's Orphan Asylum, er, and William Winter were also of Stock has phets. Matt. 7. j the Blessed Virgin. Scapulars and Refreshment Booth Miss Cather- Grafton Station, Pittsburgh. Pa. ine O'Donnell, Mrs. Win. T. I)eL'>- on hand and did much to revive the nonomous with Monday, July Ifi.—St. Marv off medals will be on hand on Sunday memory of bygone days of the or- Mt. Carme). | for the convenience of those whose Sincerely yours in Christ, 7.ier, Miss Jean O'Donnell. Candy- in Butler County. Booth Mrs. Edward Barry. Fish ganization. All the above men- hold seemed to fsllwr Tuesday, July 17.—St. Alexius. I are lost or worn out. +HUGH G. BOYLE. tioned were called upon for remarks Wednesday, July 18.—Si. Camil- J Pond Mrs. A. Means. Country- Charles Stock, for Bishop of Pittsburgh. Store Mrs. Thomas Ponsonby. Mrs. and responded in a very interesting of the Butler Bl lus. 1 St. Philip's, Crafton. and pleasant manner, and commend- Thursday. July 1».—St. Vincenti F. Young, Mrs. Luke Connors. Com- keen and active il The annual lawn party ill lie ed the Confraternity for the great fairs of the o _ de Paul. held Tuesday and Wednesday mon Sense Booth Mrs. William , July service it had rendered to the dio- tend to the family Friday. July 20.—St. Jerome Fm- } 17 and IK, on the Knights of < Leonard, Miss A. V. Stafford, Mrs. olum- cese in the past twenty years. pathy, in this thafir iliani. 1 bus grounds. The I.. C. B. A., D. Connell, Miss Margaret Malonty. aided Children of St. Paul's St. Francis Xavier lowing so ctostly Saturday. July 21.—St. Praxedes. | by the various other church socie- To reach the home take car 77 or We were also delighted to have ties, will be in charge. 88 to Thirty-eighth street on Pern with us on this occasion a fine rep- of their belovai To be Auto Guests of Parish Societies avenue. resentation of teachers from the months ago. May outlying Branches of Butler, Char- eternal rest and SS. Peter and Paul Knights on Saturday Hold Card Series leroi and Homestead. her long and I St. Mary's. North Side No d •signated J. roup will The various talks of the evening behalf of Hit little A special collection w Communion this Sunday, as it is were interspersed with musical se- ill be taken The members of the Ladies Aid up for the building fund general Holy Communion Sunday. caravan of several hundred au- CLOISTER CHORDS] lections from individuals and from of the Ben- Society of the Church of St. Francis I ! edictine Sisters at all Holy Hour will be observed on »biles will pull away from St. the orchestra but the chief feature St. Joseph Masses on Xavier will hold a benefit card party Sunday. Friday of this week, with the Young Paul's Orpan Asylum for the an- on the program was the awarding in the interest of the supper table Sister M. Fides Shepperson, Ph.D. Elect The committee in charge of the Ladies' Sodality standing as gua d. nual automobile ride for the chil- of special Confraternity medals to dren and asylum staff under the au- for the lawn party, on Friday even- those teachers who have been ac- convention of the Pennsylvania ing. July 1.'!, at 8.:i(l o'clock, in the j WESTWARD THE TOR< h: I The regular ei , State Federation of (Jerman-Amei - St. Ijiwrence spices of the Knights of Columbus, •+ tive in the organization for ten The Boy Scouts have Saturday next at 2 o'clock, daylight new parish auditorium. Games will years or more, in recognition of ters of St. Joseph ican Catholics, to be held at St. agreed : motherhouse of have Friday nights as th ir meetin savings time. Chartiers Council is consist of euchre, "500," "old maid" their faithful service. The list in- Mary's on Sunday, Monday anj I. Gallitzin, Baden, Fa, and scoutcraft night. sponsoring the event with commit- and bridge. cluded the following: Elizabeth Tuesday, August lit, 20 and 21, will Last Thursday morning, July 5, of the annual i meet at St. Mary's at "3 p. m., on The Young Ladies' Sodality will tees from Archbishop Canevin Coun- Encouraged by the fine showing Bradshaw, Catherine Cain, Helen 1928, an historic scene was enacting Campbell, Bernadine Diskin, Grace the Sisters on July 1 Sunday. Aside from the local com- receive Communion in a body Sun- cil actively aiding. I>an V. McGar- made at their first Saturday after- day. ry is general chairman, a post he noon card party, held in the parish at the front entrance of old St. Gallagher, I,aura Koehler, Dave Hugh C. Boyle, DJ), mittee, the officers and other dele- Xavier's, Beatty. It featured the Larkin, Mary i/cwis, Mary Lynch, diocese, presided el. gates of the various affiliated has filled most acceptably the past auditorium, last Saturday, the mem- several years. departure of a little band of Sis- Mary McGrath, Anna Patterson, which resulted in the branches of the Allegheny County St. Augustine bers of the society have completed A cordial welcome is extended to plans lor the second of the series, ters of Mercy for new fields of lab:»r Olive Pfeifer, I,eah Sullivan, Mary tions. Sfiftion and the Catholic Women's The German Society of the Third and new homes in Oklahoma. There Roether, Anna Wilt and William Mother Superbe^ . Union, are cordially invited, as the Order will hold its meeting Sunday all who are interested in giving the which will he held at the same orphans a treat, to volunteer their place Saturday afternoon. Euchre, were smiling farewells that fringed Winter. Most of these have taught Alphonsus; assistant final details will be discussed. afternoon. The L. C. B. A. will on tears: there were bantering gay- for more than ten years and sev- ter M. Fabian; fif" have a meeting Tuesday and th ' machines for the trip, which is to "500," "old maid" and bridge will The construction of new roads be to Natrona, where the up-valley be played. This series is also for ety, fearful and wonderful prophe- eral have been active since the in- Sister M. CamiluS{ throughout St. Mary's Cemetery, Ladies' Auxiliarv of the K nights of cies, semi-sadne.ss, semi-gladnes?, ception of the organization. All ter M. dare and St. John will meet Friday. council Knights and their ladies will the benefit of the supper table at the Ross township, is progressing rap- entertian the party. Call any of annual lawn party. admiration, hope, humor, and song; are deserving of unstinted praise the Rev. T. idly. The building of these roads Portiuncula Indulgence can be the following telephones and give The following members of the so- yet under it all ran the questioning for their great zeal and devotion Philadelphia, involves, quite naturally, a consid- gained at St. Augustin^s August 5. the number of passengers your ma- ciety will hold a card party on Mon- wonder—What awaits them? When to this wonderful cause. erable expense. For this reason, Rev. Father Ferdinand, O.M.Cap- chinee will hold, or if unable to day evening, July 16: Mrs. Joseph shall we meet again? What lies KIMMELL*8 BA! prompt remittance by lot owners :n assistant of the parish, has been At the close of the program an call, just fill the gas tank and drive Huetter, chairman; Mrs. Thomas hidden in the years? FIRST IN arrears with their payments will be away for a few weeks at Ocean City. excellent luncheon was served and down to ldlewood: General chair- Olliffe and Mrs. Lillian Hustler. St. Xavier's seemed in sympathy the remainder of the evening was greatly appreciated. He was visiting the Christian Broth- man's office, li>l Carnegie, Valley- A general card party will be held with the scene. A drizzling mist hid given over to an informal social Kimmell's BarbacMt ers and was the chaplain during the Tire Company; Court 1399, John B. the hills, and sulked over the grove the Frankstown sojourn. by the members of Division No. 24, gathering and the renewing of old St. I'rsula, Allison Park Joyce; Atlantic »141.{, James A. Mc- L. A. A. O. H., for the benefit of the and the front lawn and over the as- acquaintances. wayside barbecue Rev. Father Cyprian, O.M.Cap., Gann; Atlantic 6050, Paul C. Mc- sembled Community of. the Sisters of Pennsylvania, i The picnic held on July 4 was a conducted a retreat for the Vinceti- common sense booth at the lawn The Confraternity was establish- Gann; Atlantic 8741, Tim F. Dunn; party, on Wednesday evening, July breathing out blessings and—fare- ed on June 21, 1908. May it con- eat business of its great success, considering the tian Sisters at I'errvsville. Federal 1834-R; Carnegie 467, weather. A large crowd joined in 18, in the parish auditorium. Mrs. wells. The Sisters' cemetery, not tinue for many years to come to tion of the state. ^ Charles F. Brozier; Walnut 1355, very far away, watched through its been built up by <•»_ the festivities and helped to put St. Casimir J. G. Criste will act as chairman. carry on the great work of instruct- St. Paul's, or Walnut 942K, K. of weping willows and echoed the ing the neglected and wayward chil- and courteous everybody in a good humor. Over The young ladies of the parish and C., Crafton. There are over six Mrs. Fred McCue, chairman of the country store which will be conduct- blessings and farewells. But St. dren of the diocese. all customers, the young men of the Lyceum will hundred children at St. Paul's, but Xavier's chapel, wise with the wis- tables are free to, hold a joint picnic July 22. This is you will find that not one of them ed at the lawn fete, announces that her committee will hold a general dom of the eternal years, sent forth large dance floor aad the first attempt of the two organi- looks like an orphan at any time. the incense-odors of a recent Ben- For the first time in several years provided for the^ zations to hold a picnic together. card party in the interest of its Mass was celebrated last Sunday at 0'SHEAS Plans for the annual Orphans' stand, in the parish auditorium, on ediction and infused therewith into attract many Mf* The committee selected has made Jamboree, late in August, will soon the hearts of all the courage of the Hendersonville, a mining settlement j is no dancing on Wednesday evening, July 25. about five miles west of Bridgeville LAKE PLACID, N. Y. the final arrangements which in- be announced. A basket dinner on Cross and the peace of God. clude sports. on the Washington Pike. The Holy Kimmell's the lawn with the children as guests closed, winter or The Young Ladies' Sodality will of members, will be one big fea- II. Sacrifice was formerly offered here in the beauty spot of the Ad- Catholic Daughters' every Sunday by the pastor of St. present force of meot Friday of this week. This is ture. Eighty-five years ago a pioneer irondack*. Homelike. to be a very important meeting and Elizabeth's, Hill Station, but since were with Mr. band of Sisters of Mercy came to the removal of a resident priest opened his first Excellent meals. every member is requested to oe Picnic at Kennywood take charge of a log cabin school not there. from this parish on account of the years ago. He Birthday Shower at far from the site of the present im- closing of the mines, and the conse- idea for a bar Tuesday, August 21 posing structure known as St. through the State All Outdoor Sports St. Paul's Cathedral quent decrease in the number of Xavier Academy. It is the old story by enlarging and The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin families, the community has not en- Little Flower Club The Catholic Daughters of Amer- of the spark that grew into a fire, joyed this privilege. Since that the idea he has Rates reasonable Mary will receive Holy Communion ica will hold their annual picnic, spreading warmth and light and next Sunday at 8 o'clock. time work has become better and cess of the , Tuesday, August 21, in Kennywood comfort. And today, from that sa- Catholic families have again set- are hundreds of Arthur B. Doran, a faithful mem- The members of the Little Flower Park. Mrs. Clara B. Sullivan, cred flame, the torch is again lit and tled there and once more we have the KimnteU ber of the parish, was buried during Club, Little Flower Guild, and the grand-regent of Court Bellevue, is carried—westward. May it endure, reorganized a flourishing Sunday original ono in the week. Confraternity of the Blessed Sac- general chairman. The following may it increase, may it give out School. make reservatlens , Fathers of Mercy rament will hold a birthday shower committees have been appointed: light and warmth and comfort, may call Oakmont «IH. St. Canice Monday evening, July 16, in the Badges and information: Courts it in turn light the torch which shall The teachers had prepared a first A Mill Hill Father of Uganda, parlors of the Little Flower Club, Westinghouse and Sharpsburg, Mrs. carry on to the end of the little day Preparatory School Africa, was visiting th« parish this 719 Arch street, for the Mission Rufina Funk, chairman; gate, nov- of time! And then—why, the good week. Helpers of the Sacred Heart in hon- elties and tickets: Courts McKees- Explanation of it all, and knowl- and Novitiate The Canician Club held its picnic or of the third anniversary of their port, Carnegie, Swissvale, Am- edge of the wisdom of the eternal KIMMELL'S BARBE during the past week. coming to St. Peter's parish, North bridge, and Braddock, Mrs. Marga- Plan, and peace forever in God. So The women of the parish are visit- Side. ret Foster, chairman; dance, Courts we dream—at old St. Xavier'.s, in the AND DANCE PAVTLIOItf For Information Apply to the ing all families in the interest of The members of the club will fur- Mary Magdalene and Duquesne, Pa., mist, in this hour of partings, bless- JOIN OUR POPULAR GIRL dNMlf Superior. R. F. D. 3, the collection for St. Paul's orphans. nish entertainment by portraying (871), Miss Agnes Schick, chairman; ings, and—Farewell. 3 BEAUTIFUL PRIZES sports, Courts Pittsburgh, South PeeksldU, N. Y. The funeral of Margaret McDon- characters from Jerusha's Dew's Dsacias Every Iralm (Kinft SaaAwt nell was held on Tuesday morning Family Album. The following mem- Hills, Butler, Isabella and Coraop- ran ricNic grounds ^^ clis, Margaret C. Duffy, chairman; at 9 o'clock, and the funeral of Ar- bers will take part: DELICIOUS BARBECUE SAWDWICMffi thur Jennings was held Wednesday transportation, Courts Leechburg, Rose Hissrich, Jerusha; Helen ON FRANKSTOWN ROAD, OAEM0*f; 405 W. 114th St., New York morning at 9 o'clock. Crowley, Father; Mollie Costella, Natrona, New Kensington, Kittan- OBITUARIES The Young Ladies' Sodnlity will Joe; Rose Satatino, grandmother; ning, Freeport, Tarentum, and Van- I 'First Barbecue in Pennsylvania" dergrift, Miss Mary Favero, chair- ] receive Holy Communion Sunday at Evelyn Adams, Nancy Grey; Fran- man; publicity, Court Consuelo, MRS. MARY A. KEEFE REMEDIES 8 o'clock. ces Mueller, Uncle Jake; Margaret Bobst, Mother; Mary Hawkins, Mrs. Mary A. McGraw, chairman Mrs. Mary A. Kinlen Keefe, wife and Court Bellevue, Mrs. Loretta of the late John J. Keefe, died at Drap I»—Mae* Send $1.50 tu McKeon'*, ' Holy Rosary School teacher; the Misses Fabian, Have a Ml Grmuhurt. Pa., for Rosseau, chairman; entertainment her home 1735 Broadway avenue, All the children's societies will re- Twins; Clara Bosle, Jerusha's DANCING BTWF tris] botti». Une u dirwted for Rhrumatism _ grandmother; Rose Flowers, Jeru- and baby show, Courts East Liberty, Beechview, on Saturday morning. MOONBEAM •te., and Skin Diwun. Quarantmd. ceive Holy Communion at the 9 Bellevue and Consuelo, Margaret o'clock Mass Sunday. j sha's grandson; Bernice Puhl, Par- Mrs. Keefe, the daughter of the late 9—Kelly I son Briggs; Rose Diederich, John Kennedy, chairman; cards, Courts James H. and Catherine McFerron David Kemp was buried this week. Phone Osfc—t .„ ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW I Dow; Irene Jahn, Baby. limbing, Duquesne (659), Wood- Kinlen, was bom December 13, 1856. GARDENS - - - TIT.'.lUl iru IJI.II- lawn, Allegheny and Chartiers, Eth- She was a member of St. Brigid's FRANK8TOWÜ DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Mrs. Stone, with her aides, Mrs. el M. Dean, chairman. CHAS. D. GILLESPIE Slack, Mrs. Kimble, Mrs. Gildernew, Church until twenty years ago when she moved to St. Catherine parish, Im 4M Charles Faso, located at 1517 Mrs. O'Neill, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Mc- >24 Fourth Aveno« Nabb, Mrs. Flaherty, Mrs. Acker- ST. ANN'S DAY NURSERY Beechview, of which she has ever EXCURSION S T E A Beaver avenue, is a practical roofing since been a faithfuul member. Telephone IMS Court and sheet metal man, having made mann and Mrs. Hawkins, will fur- nish the refreshments. Mrs. Keefe is survived by three an enviable reputation for fine work A benefit card party, consisting of euchre, "500" and bridge, will l.e children, Kathryn M. Keefe, Mrs. JULIA BEL CUT and square dealings. The numerous Alice Wassel, and John F. Keefe; customers he has will attest to the held in the parlors of St. Ann's Day WE CATER TO PRIVATE TRIP» BROWN'S RATE EPIPHANY CARD PARTIES Nursery, 28 Fernando street, Mon- one brother, John Kinlen; and nine quality of his work and the fairness grandchildren, all of this city. CHURCHES AND SOCIKtWH DRUGS — KODAKS of his prices. day evening, July 16. Miss Julia Domer, secretary of £he home, is Funeral services were held from PHONE COURT MM PENH to Wiratag Drag Co. Mr. Faso is prepared to take any Owing to the success of the pre- chairman of the afflair, which is be- her home Tuesday morning with sol- SaithScM SU at Seeead Ara. job in his line, be it a small repair vious card parties the ones in ing given to raise funds for the feast emn requiem high Mass at St. Cath- work or a contract. Mi HOMlOHl hi charge have been induced to hoid day of the patroness of the institu- erine Church at 9 o'clock. Inter- Phaaaa: Uklfk SIM—KM. UMch SIM Get in touch with him if you need them up to the last of July, with tion. ment was in St. Mary's Cemetery. work done in his line, viz: Roofing, the next one on Friday, July 13, in FRED. W. DOERZAA sheet metal or furnace work. WESTERN SAVINGS aM Epiphany Auditorium, Washington CHANGE OF DATE We ought to apply ourselves to place. In addition to many beautiful the acquisition of virtue, because in THE BROOK LINE PLUM DEPOSIT BANK Sin should not be merely driven prises there will be a f5 gold piece The next regular meeting of ths the end the whole terminates in it plumbing am nanne out, leaving an empty space, hut given as first prise. Euchre, bridge Catholic Women's Union will be held greater sweetness than before, and m AVBNUB. should be. as it wire, "crowded out" "BOOT and "old maid" will be played, on Monday, July SS, instead of on the Lord gives us back all our fav- V f by love and goodness.—Fr. Maturin. starting at 9 o'clock. July SO, as previously snnwmnsd ors and consolations doubted. mvmm )AY, JULY 12, 1928 Established 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Phone, Atlantic 0696-2524 | Committees Appointed Subject of War Inscription Dispute diocesan Union of Sodalities = For Annual Lawn Fete IJj^f. Charles Moosman, Diocesan Director of Sodalities — THE SUCCESS OR FAILURE OF £ Aloysius Church, H. F. D. No. 4. Bos 425, Millvale Branch 55 At St. Francis Xavier's

It The Rev. Patrick E. Mah.-r, pas;- tor of the Church us tint on by the Holy :>f St. Francis 700 CHILDREN AT ¿hfelitie* Wear a Scapular? Father, the Xavier, North Sid. has appointed '¡irth I y representative Of Mary's blunt question to put to the following office S to represent Jfci the present a«»- !>•> they e.vn Divine Son, is then fore a rath the parish and fraternal organiza- fjjar the highly approved and t disobedient child of the Church, and can expect no reward or indul- tions as chairmen of booths and piadulgenced Scapular? gence for the lifelong disobedience. stands for the lawn party which will those who do not wear a be held for the benefit of the church 1- it not to laugh how people St Paul's Orphan ¡IT in life, not even its *uh- on Wednesday and Thursday even- will uOat all kinds of outlandish •H»-the Scapular medal expect ing-. August 8 and 9. heavy necklaces, a thousand times PfTthe benefits and privileges Mrs. Lawrence Kline, president "f hour of death, even though more inconvenient; how they will Branch -.'ï^, 1.. < j^'and friends and the yood go miles to make novenas, pilgrim- . A , will he MI Asylum charge of the re fee nient stand and I vifiting the sick pit. all ages, etc., when at home, all year, will be assisted by till of 1 IH d Scapular- and medals on throughout life, they have at hand n HI easy means, sanctioned by the organization. Mrs I G. Gin will act a. chairman o highly favored with No. J I, I. A A ll ehance? in life to wen the indulgences, to which is attached <> II., which will a v. !5 wilT. be placed on the ¡ime even a direct promise from Mary »igt» of the common sense rj Jlevel at and after death ? I he the Mother of God herself? booth. Court Isa IIa. C. D. of A , L! ,uving worn the Scapular or at Socialists, Catholic girls and wo was assigned the vv.-iner sandwi« Ii ? L the Scapular medal faithfully men, young and old, think it ovei and coffee stand The committ n! Ikr person since the day of sol- now! Don't wait till the hour of representing it nieiribership will be headed by Mr A. J. Marx. Miss ,2 ' iBvertment at the tir.-t Holy death! Then, we feel, it will he GIVE GENEROUSLY IN THE 2 ¡minion in childhood, the other rather late -too late! Margaret Bur , president of the " lasting it aside as mconven- Young Ladiess' Sodality. will be in Men In The Same Itoat "" I interfering with the fashions, charge of thiec novel ty booth, and The new Lou vain (Belgium) I niversity Library, built by the contri- „ [tfljrhf a medal somewhere III How we hear the men, young and Miss Nor ynch, hea.ling an inde- butions of Americans to replace that destroyed in the war, as it appeared £ «pom or vanity case alongside old, h rot hers, husbands and fathers, pendent < will cönduct the % ifc lipstick and all kinds of chuckle, now that the sodalists got sugar stand. M i s Fred McCue, as shortly before its completion at the end of June. Orphans Week Collection J junk '.' Would .t seem it again straight from the shoulder! chairman, will h. d another inde- " jirfor the Blessed \ irgm to treat -Wonder whether the men are pendent committe. and will conduct mh alike? Answer! still wearing their Scapular med- 'he country store. Requiem Mass Sung- Rockefeller, Buying 0in the promise of the Hlessed als? Will they be any better off The Ladies' Aid Society will again |Kher of God made to Simon Stork at the end of life, when their kind serve the supper in the new parish For John J. Raskob's Catholic Institute's July 9th to 16th j •J tat the early deliverance from alters or good wives get them auditorium, The society, under the ItW matory of those souls who wore Scapulars and medals by the whole- leadership of its president. Miss -^Cgcspular in life, also be expect- sale, after having forgotten all Anna E. Moran, has formulated Son, Accident Victim Land, Gives It Million favor those who though in- about them in the years of life? plans for ;i series of card parties, And Help Them Wain the Battle of life -—¿s laid it-aside until the last There can be but one answer! Or the proceed s of which will be applied will they not need the benefit of against the expense of the supper. Centreville, Md., July 8. Funeral (By N.C.W.C. News Service) and the hour of death? services for William Frederick Ris- Ut each and every socialist an- the Scapular ? The Young Ladies' Sodality is Tarrytown, N. Y., July 10 — St. kob. II., young son of John J. Ras- these questions to herself and Sodalists would do well to pro- especially active in the general ef- Joseph's Normal Institute, West- cure a little stock of Scapulars and kob, American industrial leader and act accordingly. It's begin- fort which is being made to make chester county, N. Y., conducted by |f to get rather hot for some, medals for their thoughtless broth- this party a success. Aside from prominent Catholic, who was killed »ksow how they blush! hut never ers and fathers, handing them one running the novelty booth, it will in an automobile accident on Thurs- the Christian Brothers at Pocantico •^i-it will be still hotter in I'ur about every six months. Surely we also conduct, a popularity contest, in day, were held in Our Mother <>f Hills, has been sold to John D. Rock- HANKEY _iry for those who despise the have not lost all hope for the men; which four of the young ladies will Sorrows Church on Saturday, with efeller, Jr., for $500,(XK), according ^ opular in life. there are still some with a little compete. They have also secured a a requiem Mass celebrated by the to an announcement made yesterday. The name of bread that haa taken the average housewife awaf ^leiidei a girl or woman who can piety left, though they will not go chest of thirty-four pieces of silver lit. Rev. Msgr. Dougherty, Vicar- from the idea of baking, due to the fact of the taiaked and perfMtai not far or reach * out to practice it. Shortly after the sale had become u longer wear a Scapular which will be awarded on the last General of the Diocese of Wilming- result of Skill, Science, Experience and the use the higheat grata a Scapular medal hardly You know men are such helpless night of the party. ton, Del. Msgr. Dougherty was as- known, it was learned that the ot * mriaft the dress so urgently in- creatures. Books of tickets have been dis- sisted by the Rev. Edward A. Mc- Standard Oil magnate had donated materials. t tributed among the families of the Caltcr, pastor of the church. Later the college $1,000,000 toward the HANKEY BAKING COMPANY congregation for the grand drawing in the day the body was taken to cost of its removal program. for the Whippet four-cylinder sedan, Wilmington, where it was placed in Divine Word Society Break Ground for New The property contains 360 acres, which will also be awarded on the the family mausoleum in Cathedral and adjoining the tract on the south last night. Tickets are also avail- Cemetery. Superiors Named Franciscan Monastery are lands owned by Mr. Rockefeller. able for the valuable Frigidaire Among mourners at the church The estate of James Stillman is on which will be disposed of at this services were Gov. Alfred E. Smi'n, (By NC.W.C. News Service) In Diocese of Altoona affair. of New York, Democratic nominee the north, and on the east is lani NULL'S RESTAURANT idl DINING R00H Assisting the women in the many for the Presidency and life-long owned by Westchester county for wftchny, III., July 10.—Official no- Saw Mill River Parkway. The prop- iation has arrived from the So- Altoona. Pa., July II. (¡round phases of the work connected with friend of the elder Raskob; Mr. and REAL PIES :: GOOD STEAKS :: FRESH BGG8 has been broken at Kladder Station the lawn party, the men of the con- Mrs. Pierre du Pont; W. F. Raskob, erty takes in most of the Buttermilk 3* «ty of the Divine Word headquar- rang^ of hills, which are among the for a monastery for Franciscan gregation have offered their ser- an uncle of the youth, and several 208 SM ITH FIELD STREET Cwirt 0107 W|TMlIifli, PA. 4 W »t Steyl, Holland, of the ap- highest in Westchester county. | fmtmpnts of .-A' Superiors for Brothers, who will be under the su- vices and will be assigned to impor- personal friends of the New York da It American Houses. pervision of the Rev. Jerome Zaz- tant yvork on both evenings. Executive. It was further learned today th*t zaia, rector of Mount Carmel the property was offered to the t( Tte Rev. Bruno Hagspiel, S.V.I). Mr. Raskob, Sr., is chairman >f The term "relicious" in tLja Church. The new monastery will be the Finance Committee of General Rockefellers thirty years ago for The religious state is "a stable Rl Unknown publisher, former editor manner of living in common, ap- coextensive with "refuCr, ' d founder of'Our Missions" and beautifully situated on a farm pur- Motors and an officer in the DuPont $40,000. The imposing edifice which chased several years ago for the the Brothers occupy, one of the show proved by the Church, adopted by all persona belonging to a nil Ik little Missionary," pamphlet Company. His Catholic charities "religio" are bound by i purpose. ButT brick will l>e utilized believers endeavoring after tt\* per- dM «iter and of late Rector of St. are widely known. He is a Knight places of the section, will ultimate- and all those living by in the construction of the structure, of Malta and recently has been hon- ly be raze«! and the property will bo fection of Christian charity, who by'« Mission House, Techny, 111., have taken the vows of perpetual members of some religiow which will he ready for occupancy ored by the Pope for his philanthro- added to the woodland of the Rock- rjpi been apppointed Provincial of ESS E R—CASEY obedience, poverty and chastity." munity. Mb American Province to replace by fall. pies. efeller estate, it is said. The marriage of Miss Marie Es- iw Very Rev. Fr. Adolph Burgmer, ser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Ji. Under the supervision of the prin- liam J. Esser o f Bradford Woods. TV Rev. Alois Biwkupek, S.V.I)., cipal. the Rev. Patrick Harkins, the Pa., to Mr. Francis G. Casey, son hfewor of Morals, succeeds Father Altoona Catholic High School is be- u of Mrs. J. F. Casey, of Niles, Ohio, flVhno Rector of Techny. ing given a thorough renovating in will take place in the Annunciation TV Sacred Heart Mission House. preparation for the large enroll- Church, North Side, Thursday morn- Surd, Pa., will be rectored by Rev. ment which is expected in the fall. ing, July 15), at 9 o'clock. The Very fci Hoffman, S.V.D., who replaces Rev. Francis J. MeCabe, D.D., pas- fc». Hugo Aubry, S.V.I). "Catholic Day," for the benefit r f tor, assisted by the Rev. Joseph J* Rev. Anthony Kolodziej, S.V. the orphanages at Cresson, will be Sedlmair and the Rev. I^.uis Span- || i until now Professor at Girard, sponsored by Council No. 551, nagel, C.S.Sp., will officiate. hu been named Rector of St. Knights of Columbus, at Lakemort Miss Esser will be attended by Xavier Mission House, Park, on Thursday, August 2. Co- Miss Hermina R. Wehner, maid of , Island Creek. Mass. He operating committees from the Co- honor, Miss Margaret T. Esser, Anthony Hullin, S.V.D. lumbian Circle and other societies in her sister, and Miss Catherine Es- the various parishes are enthusias- fi ser, a cousin, bridesmaids. James tically proferring assistance with «4 H. Casey, a brother of th» groom, ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS the program. Sports, dancing, mat- and William L. Esser. a brother of inee, and free novelties and coffee the bride, will he groomsmen. Wil- will be features of the day. liam J. Wehner and Anthony H. « Esser w-ill be ushers. The annual picnic of the Ladies' The music will be furnished by b» Auxiliary of the A. O. H. «rill be a mixed chorus under the direction held in the latter part of August. of William Esser, the bride's father, «0 assisted by Arthur Fisher, tenor, George Taylor Ilumerick has left and James"H. Esser, baritone. "Ave for West Point Military Academy. Maria" will be sung at the offertory ft Colton Manor Mr. Humerick was the successful by Miss Clara Stadelman, soprano. ti competitor of five young men who Miss I/oretta Zinsmeister will be or- ITH sought the appointment from the ganist. il district. He is a graduate of St. A reception will be held in the 0 Mark's parochial school and the Al- evening in Bradford Woods Hall at m toona Catholic High, class of 1!>27. which music will be furnished by ¥ the I.ennon.Orchestra. A specially M E. J. Dumphy, a prominent mem- arranged miscellaneous program in- ber of the Cathedral parish, has just cluding a play, "One of You Must /

Close of Charities' Garden Bridge Tea Prize Essay Contest Mrs. Rose Braun extends to the I ^ *&tUntic City's members and friends of the Pitts- burgh Council of Catholic Women a fKotel ^Achievement' St Louis, July 10.—John E. Riley, cordial invitation to attend a gar- jksiiyluu IIcharming.. fur- general chairman of the St. Louis den bridge tea, benefit of the Pitts- **sia tae early American period, committee, in an announcement to- burgh Council of Catholic Women, I IB th* 1*M detail... and then day called attention to the fact that Cb tbe ship's deck overlook- at her home, Delafield and Waldheim J* sea, where the guest may the Pftae* Esaay Contest on Charity roads, Aspinwall, on Saturday, July ¡¡Jl » a steamer chair and and Social Questions, conducted by 14, 2 to 5 p. m. % e Opportunity •"»hea». Balking Fran Matal Boat Excursion 1 ** Berti and CatlwUc Cfcarcfc Mrs. John H. Roney is general chairman for an all-day boat excur- sion on the Steamer Washington, to be held by the Pittsburgh Council Ocean and Can- «Äeliitton of Catholic w.th Puo- ORINN naci laut «ms» of Catholic Women, on Wednesday, ESî^KR a walk teto RaCatfiolli c Church ; Mani .« aiS^lrit»"- "Health and Social —J roofna, homo-Ilka : hnth- August 8. The boat will leave the • running wntnr; muda» sto Vyo—tkwial _Work in ChUd Monongahela Wharf at 10:30 a. m. • s aw at mniMMSt returning at 7 p. m. AH» A. *. DUNN- Carinf naUUitlow. m. SIX Prione, Atlantic 0698-2 I HL PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Established 1844 THURSDAY,

If— pJp .T=-'r—' r=Jr=Jr=Jrr=J SECOND MORTGAGES F Prayed at Houston Quick Service—( ourteous and ( onAdrntial I r>-at nient DUQUESNE UNIVEI Kri;ular Committalon IN WHITE CROSS LAND EUGENE S. REILLY & CO. /?V 1 F V L. A. CARROLL ! PITTSBURGH. PA. r«£ />/J- . f*c« » ATHOUC IS THE otr ICI AL ONE AN OE 130 412 FOURTH AVENUE WHITE ( KOSS I A SD I.aw Ar ta and Science 1 Ground Floor Pharmacy Education Gradasti Philosophy Music CI Chemistry Physics La« ^^yU^jj ^.TCjç^jçf jrç TT TjT TF TjTT *nj vr Good morning-, I briefly in la week's PITTSBCRGH VERY REV. M. A. IIEHIR, C.S.Sp., LL.D, men of White Cr I.und. ! CATHOLIC to banish "that 1 fui do mm checks your pi t what you want God will socking àss¡stari the W.C.L. Shrine approach NORTHSIDE Jesus and St, Jo f Jesus and Joseph with th MT. GALLITZIN ACADEMY jflgnsnQTiûraS'jic ji. & ai^ü ai ; workingim 11, at 1 ftSfsEfiSfSSftSnfif' he W.C I. infidi ice of a child. BADEN, PA. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOTS That I (li- mercy F J. Nothing just h;ipp e at n-ldi ST. NICHOLAS ST. MARY ST. BONIFACE Î roam I •ige oVt nat Iona party conventi 20 Miles West of Pittsburgh acting and nils thing- if Stageid like a play. That is Phone. Rochester 102 A Mr«« MOST HOLY NAME ST. AMBROSE X Ml, <1 the I'll why so many 1> f th. actors are found ti •sired. in the chchorui s , and do not voti' as they drink >r think Little M. xi. Mi II'V Ciri GOULD — Amusements — ARCADIA 719 K. Ohio Street M art 5 r Mari e (ha •s has in and year out the W.C.L. N2.T E. Ohio Street home t > God. < 'alle? S about % N D — fan IV been urged to participate IDEAL THEATER tire ini innocuous 5lief udì'. activelciyv ti civil life, hence the ad- 117 S. Main Street d of no more. PICTURES THAT PI.EA8E THE Pmi.ir vice now t > register and vote in No- vember is nothing new. Pay your SETON HILL COU rfcMW Od«, 57)» ,11 [ The Rt. Rev. Map*. George T. ( Mi Democratic National Conven- North Side. PilUhurirh. l'a. fore the eternal throne of Jesus charit v for all. tion. Address The Registrar. Bos 1, Greenahnrg, Pa.' Christ, the Universal Kinjr PROVIDENT TRUST CO. The exceptional character of the OHIO AND CHESTNUT STREETS, N. S, PITTSBURGH. PA Nine out if every ten requ&sts for two leading national candidates for We Pay 4 Per Cent, on Savings Account* help at the W.C.L. Shrines concern the Presidency insures only respon- the hone.st wish for lucrative ern- sible appeals to reason by contend- t ploy nient. ing responsible leaders. Irrespon- ST. XAVIER ACADi sibles of the single track mind or ART ildres;- W.C.I .. S h run 808 Main warped vision will receive no en- BEATTY, PA. st re •t. Hi ist Pitt sburgh, couragement from the leaders in MADONNA COLLECTING BaarMni School far Girla, raMxte4 by th* Slat ars ti s i harge. UM tlon. Attrattiva Graanda. Thoraach I—tl •til««. Ttrat A Naw in Ari CnlTcralty Affiliation. Ekantory, Aradmlr and CMS I SACRED HEART ¡\ l Refus to los•te your temper dur- Art. Domaatir Scianra and At hi? tira. Far «stata* apply ing the liming national campaign. That the returns will be in doubt to the very last moment, and that Efficiency mav be all right, but one error may cause defeat, is indi- (A column conducted under the when it unloads millions of unem- cated by the care exercised by both ¡tuMpices of Cliff Haven, the Catho- WALNUT PHARMACY ployed on this nation it is a bit too parties in selecting chairmen for the lic Summer School of America, to ST. VINCENT COLLEGE ANO Tear Nearmt Draitbl P. Ludebuehl & Son fast. real battle-ground, acknowledged to iromote an interest in art and in- Prescription Specialists be above the Mason and Dixon line, crease devotion to Our Bl.ssed Penn and Frankstown Mother. "To know the Madonnas ECCLESIASTICAL SEMDUfl CALL US Over-production, made possible by with Massachusetts its eastern and Illinois is western frontier. is a liberal education in art."—Rev. LATROBE, PA. WE OKLIVn SHOES & HOSIERS automatic machinery, is the real Francis P. Donnelly, S.J.) 8r hen ley 17»» : Mayflawer »»4 We've Fitted Feet cause of the present unemployment. Herbert Hoover's first opinion CONDI CTED BY THE BENEDICTINE PAI •Ml WALNUT ST. at IVT ST., B. Over Fifty Years OHM In the battle raging between man- about prohibition reads: "Prohibi- Last week as a mediate prelim- PREPARATORY Sciatica power and automatic machinery the tion is a noble experiment." Gov- inary to the Nativity we discussed GhoW former is steadily, if sullenly, re- ernor Smith believes that a better the Sybils. They hold a more im- COLLRGB Sciatta treating before ruthless, soulless in- way must be found to solve the tem- portant part in Christian art than Pn-IMM M. A. HANL0N Funeral Director perance question and release Amer- is generally known. In the Vatican AMBULANCE SERVICE roads. Mr. Man, whither goest NEW EQUIPMENT ica from the bootleggers, poison pur- itself they appear in many pictures ECCLESIASTIC Al. {¡¡jjjj?* USO FRANKSTOWN AVENUE thou? Member of the American Council on Education, AwoclaUn af Ili land .1921 veyors and lawless elements. W.C. forming the wonderful decoration of Secondary Schools of the Middle Sta tea and Maryland, and th* "My cross has been heavy, all my L., made up of men and women of that building by the famous Raphael Educational Aaaoclatlon. t o n o > mm»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» life," writes a western W.C.I., mem- different political associations, be- and Michael Angelo. And only this ber, "but I have never lost faith in lieves in personal total abstinence as week, by a strange coincidence, it God, and have much to be thankful preached by the great Father Mat- the Catholic Summer School at Cliff for. I have been quarantined. 1 have thew, of Ireland, as the best solution Haven we met a Dominican Sister I SQUIRREL HILL «T PH„omena - seen my children carried out dead, for the carrying out of the virtui whose name in religion w as Sybil- I MT. IMMACULATE ALPHA two at a lime, with no one to pre- of temperance as to intoxicating lina, a rather unusual name. pare them but myself. I was burned beverages in a more than ordinary Our Lord was born at Bethlehem, AN IDEAL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR georgeIFOLTZ with gasoline and confined to lied degree. which was somewhat distant from Î •OME DKESSED FRESH and SMOKED MEATS. FISH and POULTRY for one year in a hospital and at Nazareth, the home of Mary and GIRLS—6-14 »17 MURRAY A VENITE Phone*. Har.el 2421-2322 home. It was two years before I A.s an antidote for the intern per Joseph. The Gospel tells us the oc- could walk. 1 prayed. God heard ance of speech it urges the Charity casion of their being i>bliged to Conducted by the Sisters of the Divine my prayers. Sometimes my prayers of God exemplified in the First Com leave home at a time very undesir- are not answered right away, but ma ndment. able for one about to become a Pleasant location at convenient distance from the cKy. always in the end they are. That mother. Caesar Augustus had or- Elementary Subjects, Needlework, Music and Art aN is why I have lots to be thankful Marie Alice, of Buffalo, rises su dered the taking of a census of his CRAFT0N ST PHTLIPS I for." perior to the present topics of th< subjects. Instead of sending census i •»o a 0 PHONE HILAND 163« 9 » • aaa a a present to ask in a letter printed in takers to the homes, as is our cus- This Wi C. L. Mother's recitation characters plainly to be answered tom, the people had to assemble in I Address DIRECTRESS, 1725 Lincoln At CRAFTON LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. of the full rosary in the far West is "Is Santa Claus dead? My brother a fixed place to be enrolled. So Jo- linked with the rosaries of the Lit- Eddie savs he is, but I think he seph and Mary had to go to Beth- t EAST END, PITTSBURGH. PA. tle White Crossers before the fooling. When you see Santa tell lehem. In art we have pictures of | "" Shrines. Other most patient friends him I have another brother. I gu» them on the journey, the Virgin rid- Lumber Mill Work Builder«' Supplie« of God like her are leagued with her he will want a Christmas gift. Tell ing an ass led by Joseph. These are in W.C.L. to help your needs. Santa about us nioving. I guess we not very numerous. The Gospel Walnut »111 will move out of this house and live tells us how there was no room for CRAFTON, PA. ather ,1. F. Rattenburger assist- i in Olean, near my grandma's. Givt them in the inn and we have a num- d with the weekly confessions of my love to Santa and tell him I liki ber of pictures showing Joseph ap- KNOUFF'S HUMPHREY RADIANT FIRE HEATERS the Little White Crossers recently my little brother. I guess he will plying for shelter while the Virgin V Electrical Appllancea and spent some time perusing the too. Don't forget." stands wearily apart waiting for HARDWARE letters of gratitude received from him. None of the great masters, Wabwt «m 17-19 STATION STREET (icrsons acknowledging favors re- The W.C.L. Shrines are now open seem to have treated these minor in- ceived through the W.C.L. Shrines. to all who wish to use them to s cidents and they appear to have been Ask him about it. sure assistance through W.C.L seized more by modern artists ap- Patroness, Mary of Jesus. parently seeking novelty. FJÂTÏÏR W.C.L. does not want your money. Coming now to the Nativity itself WEST END lì: We want your needs to help our At the W.C.L. Shrines many fav it does not appear much in early art, 'NOVELTY*"» PREMIUM ; '•»il t own. We have many, indeed, as told ors may undoubtedly be receiv •d f although there is one crude picture the proper approach through faith of it in the Catacombs, barely an POBBINS* Eatahllahed IH7S hope and charity and prayerful ac- outline showing the Child lying on a I PITTSBURGH S BIG SPECIALTY is maintained. little table, or it may be intended .203-205 207 MARKET ST. DIEBOLD LUMBER & MFG. CO. for a manger. The ox and the ass, PITTSBURGH. PA. F many years W.C.L. had its silent humble witnesses of the great 99 WABASH STREET Shrine with many receiving favors event and the first to succor our through the prayers recited be for« Lord with the heat of their breath F0NËM Afl Kinds of Lumber Highest Grade Millwork it. Some months ago the demand on that chill night of nights. for a W.C.L. Shrine dedicated to St The time of the year, December Y«ar »Mimas Solicited Phone, Walnut 1709 Joseph, patron of workingnien, be- 25 by our calendar, is winter even Joseph A. Crowley Kit came insistent. Later so many re- in Palestine, and light snow is quite quests were received from persona usual. So we see moat pictures of { not affiliated with the Society that the Nativity showing snow on the the Little White Crossers voted to Jas. J. Flannery Bro. C*«l ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA ground, though there are many E s ! allow the public to participate in the without it. Generally it is repre- ST. JOSEPH'S FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND SMI ; CARNE6IEfK u " good things experienced by them sented as a bright starlit night, with IMMACULATE CONCEPTION $ STORE selves. the Star of Bethlehem far outshin- SO FERNANDO ST. Telophase« •• Our Service ing all the rest. 37« SO. NEGLEY AYE. .... Telephones 1 Cakes - Pastries The decision to accept no money 8% ON SAVINGS from persons seeking prayerful aid (Third door from Baum BwJwmD EUREKA SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Ice Creams • Ices - Pies is in keeping with the policy of W (Suggestions and correspondence C.L. The Home for Incurables is invited. The conductor is especially ^ ^«w Eaat Main Street, Carnegie Bread • Candies desirous of getting in touch with OHee Open Every Day 9 A. M. to 8 P. M„ Except Saturday Afternoon very dear to the hearts of all, henc* Are you ill, or in trouble? Join in Novena tn the hope that the charitably inclined anyone already experienced in col- Everything ideally made. may assist this meritorious institu lecting or studying Msdonnas. C JULY 17TH TO 26TH ;Mim»MO«ooo»»O»»OO»»oqco»»O»»» Prices reasonable. Phone tion. Address Rev. John Hagel, Vin A. Webber. 44 Court street, Brook- Thousands have been helped by her int lyn. N. Y.) centian Home, R. F. D., Perrvsville Read of favors in ntmiI __ ST. PAUL'S your order. No charge for Pa. Kirn FR ST- PETER'S delivery in city. ST. ANN'S HERALD -im U%J 1 ^^ ST. MICHAEL'S Each member in W.C.L. accepts a Nine Nations Have Sample copy sent on request. ••000 0 0 »»»»•»»»^»•»»«MMNfrMNfr»^^^ Try our table and fountain Rosary Mystery name and recites luncheon service, appetizingth e decade of the Rosary pertaining Embassies at Vatican BUREAU OF ARCHCONFRA1 to the mystery. Each represents a W. H. O'BRIEN & SON dainties at popular prices. mystery in the Rosary. We know 2125 Ursulines Avenue, Store Hour»: 8 A.M. to 11:JO P.M. (By N.C.W.C. News Service) PLUMBING HEATING LIGHTING of W.C.L. members who recite the fifteen mysteries daily the year Washington, July 9.— There are 24080 132 East Jefferson Street round. now nine embassies at the Vatican instead of the two of ante-war days PACKING—Fireproof and Non-Fireproof Wa One promise of Mary reads: 'You —Argentine, Belgium, Brazil, Chili. ST shall obtain all yon ask of me by the France, Germany, Peru, Poland and FURNITURE STORAGE recitation of the rosary." Spain—while the number of lega tions has increased from fourteen WAYNESBURG «» 1 VtWCememecCATERERS HAUGH & KEENAN STORAGE A MUmMD pm. AVI. , nniBuiiaH to twenty, representing the follow- • In W.C.L. homes the rosary is re- CENTER AND EUCLID AVENUES cited by the family group as part of ing countries: Austria, Bavaria, the night prayers. Bolivia, Czecho-slovakia, Colombia, JESSE L ROSS & CO. Co«ta Rica, Great Britain, Haiti, DRUGGISTS Miss Marian Carrigan is the sum- Jugoslavia, Latvia. Lithuania, Mo- mer typist for W.C.L. naco, Portugal, Prussia, Roumania, ••«•tm«»mm

LADIES' RELIGIOUS PROCESSION THROUGH PHILADELPHIA STREETS nfufufqqDMup^ riin • nlnln InTf li : :1 • nil ;Fn Ii ,1. i¥, J; J I »1B0UC BENEVOLENT association _ fUlt of »oieeeeful operation, VACATION TIME IS NEAR fnnd* o»er rlevrn milium • Qgapotfi of Catholic «rumen * ^ Igd of mttvn and fifty * rmllwtrt ioiued ' «JSO 00. DROP IN AND LET OUR TRAVEL DEPARTMENT PLAN YOUR TUP •JftP»«« »nd I'-000 00 MM Kale Mahoney. Supreme Troy, N. Y.: Mrs. J. DIAMOND NATIONAL BANK Hf Supreme Recorder, .f^Mlw Bertha C. McEn- FIFTH AND LIBERTY AVENUES |y,ii- Trustee, 5515 J ark gtntt, Pittsburgh. ünínírünkiriír

The I Summer Tourists to fM National Bank Be Accommodated fit Oldest Bank in Town Sundays at Epiphany jl) CHARTIEIJS WIM I ~ PURE HFKEES ROCKS. PA. 1 he automobile, increasing every day in_ numbers, may be used six days in the week for business, but Orsuline Academy the seventh day its service is plea- Good Health DependFOOs Upoa FreaDk Who!—oa M sure-lien t. The public highways, These Dealers HaaAe the Beat fatkiddle Avenue (Near Pen») with their endless procession of autos of every make and vintage £*»»•»•»•>»»«•»•»•>»»»»»»»»»»»» »»»•»•MMMIMMIIIimj HIDING AND DAY SCHOOL moving north and south, east and 0WCTEI» BV I RSI I INK M west; the secluded shady groves and h 1 |, r ,ch Se\era! -and upli<-cmcn. fireman ^IH, Ceer»«« K»*l'» »n' ' " thou and park guards. all members of the Lea cue of the Sacred lleart. swimming pools surrounded by B. BOBBERT DEFIBAUGH MHVATK LESSONS IN MI sir too > part in I lie annual demon-1 rat ion of thai society r.n June H>. I his is an event in which large numbers parked machines; the road houses, GROCERIES AND SMOKED CHOICE MBATS _ iSgrtlHENTAI. AN I. VOUI. of Philadelphia I a I holies have I he picture *ho«>, one section of Ihe procession, headed by the barbacue establishments and re- MEATS FRESH EGGS, CHBB8B AHB Terw Apply to «he Directress banner of the Ie a if tie. Une of I reviewing slant!- i-. seen at the left. (I*. & \.) freshment stands, all doing a rush- POULTRY 1144 WILKINS AVENUE approved and Accredited by ing business on the Lord's Day, tell IS1» BRIGHTON BOAD State Board of Education their own story of the automobile Phone, Braddock 1307 FAIRFAX TSII ami Sunday excursions in pursuit BRADDOCK, PA. North Mde Wa N fiatrd with Duquesne I University of pleasure away from home and CATH0UC CUSTOMS AND SYMBOLS î St. Vincent de Paul' the haunts of the city. rlidy of Mercy Academy As the Sunday was made for man AN RWTFC A»*BO». ritt»i>uri(h. p». By RT REV. H. T. HENRY. .ITT. I). Views and News and not man for the Surniay, no one, FRED HUBNER W. A. STAMM M, j.heMd by tile Sinter IHK ! 'M'AI. TIARA and least of all the Church, wishes STAPLE GROCERIES AND STAPLE AND FANCY ufcftehool ior J""1"* nil and lilt By "Judas" to interfere with the thousand an«i c (Juive HOME-DRESSED MEATS GROCERIES j AMIutfd with th.- Cathol one legitimate Sunday recreations the Sta I WE DELIVER 4 Kmrtt* Recognition by and Cor •— — opened up by the automobile. 120 Kittanniag Pike rf " v - tu red ti io often to require any no- The last-quoted sentence is doubt- L'nnsylvania Station, where they forget the Second Commandment of ft further information a'idrr* tice of what, in its present ft rm. hiss an implied critlci m of the the Church—to hear Mass on Sun- The DirrrtrPM Muled a special car on the train HOLMES' MEAT MARKET «dwakr MM appears to be its outstanding' Piedmontese spoliation of th rapai days and Holy days of obligation. 1 r Glen field. There they were met Dui S. Heep turi namely the triple crown, territories, then so recent a scan- No plan for a Sunday excursion is FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS thei an authentic symbolism it dill. Hut lest we shoulild interpret the society trucks and conveyed complete, at least for a Catholic, HOME DRESSED POULTRY Home Drenti Meals «THE MOUNTAIN" taci tt this feature? the reference to "niort than a thou- that does not include the important i the Home. It was a strange and WE DEL1VEB SI* Pean Areme <1 (jO Maant 8». Mar»'» College 1 Q'JU In this connection we may lis- sand years" of matter of Church service. temp ra >vereign - >ve| experience for some of them I 2940 CHURCH AVENUE ""«•i Ecclealaatical Seminary ' ten the famous Dominican ty enjoyed by the 1*. »pes, it may The Epiphany Church, Washing- Franklin S4T> wild with xcitement and expres CARRICE JIM MIIRRSBRRÍ;, MARYLAND preac r and lecturer, Father "Tom" be desirable to point out that or- ton place, is so handy to every good MM Pasa Am (E. E.) M sioll!a of loud amazement at the sight ktgUi hy Serular ClerKymen. Aided hy Burke discussing its symbolism in iginally the he Address of the Pope autmobile road to and from the city of ( iw.s grazing in the nearby fields. Lay Prafeeaora his lecture on "The Pope's Tiara appears to have been an unorna- that no time need be sacrificed in The\, were an enthusiastic crowd of Cant: Claaaical, Scientific. Pre-Medicai, Its Past, Present and Future": merited white cat st vi« d Phrygium. the journey and the Masses at "2:30, School. Separate Un'art nient« for hoya kids,, thrilled with pleasure at what FAMILY GROCERY CO. "Every other monarch amongst na- This was worn in t ht eighth cen- 6, 7, 8, 10 and It o'clock offer FOR HEALTH'S SAKS pin the äffe« of 12 and 11 year«. For they saw and with what they ex- tions wears for his crown a single tury. Perhaps it was iti the tenth every opportunity and reasonable STAPLE a*f «ddre» pecti il to see and enjoy during their BAT AT Bt.uei. B. J. BRADI.F.Y. IX It . circlet of gold. Ornament it as century that a single circlet was accommodation for attending Mass GROCERIES aad MEATS President. you will, there is but one circlet; added in order to distinguish the two weeks' stay. on Sunday. The parking facilities MARGARET G. DUNN, Prep. that would represent the meeting tiara from the mitre of ordinary Immediately upoh arrival they are abundant. All the Masses in «14 FOURTH AVENUE J. H. REEDY'S PUNT DE CHANTAL and the centering in the person bishops. "The mitre," writes Dom were met by Miss Lyons, Supervisor, July and August are low Masses BRADDOCK, PA. of the sovereign all the temporal Steuart, O.S.B., "is probably deriv- who cheeked each boy's transporta- and the sermons at all, five minute PHONE. BRADDOCK MM BRACK RNRIDGB, PA. interests and authority of the State. ed from the papal tiara, and was tion card and medical certificate, as- sermons. Thirty minutes pause at ACADEMY Upon the Pope's brows, however, granted by the Pope only to car- signed him a bed and locker and Epiphany Church and the Sunday obligation is fulfilled. Wheeling, V. Va. rests a triple crown called the tiara. dinals and certain bishops. It did place at the mess tabl«-, gave him a It is made up of three distinct cir- not become the regular episcopal play suit and bathing suit and after Gilbert Miller C. R. SHAW a short instruction upon the observ- Wing School for Girls, conducte clets of gold. The first of these headdress until the eleventh cen- A PROGRESSIVE MEAT MARKET CONFECTIONER aad ItkSiiters of the Visitation. Ft is symbolical of the universal epis- tury." The tiara having a single ance of the few simple rules of the HOME DRESSED MEATS papectns, address copate of the Pope of Rome that circlet lasted down to the closing Home, gave them the liberty of the POULTRY :: BUTTER :: EGGS «•• SOUTHERN A VENUS \*«a of the thirteenth century! grounds. John C. Hahn, located at 1612 The Directress. is to say, of his leadership of all Beaver avenue, has one of the most 709 BROWNSVILLE ROAD Lafayette MM the faithful in the Church . . . The circlet was not originally used, Promptly at 6 o'clock they were therefore, in connection with the called together, assigned places in up-to-date meat markets on the LAPATETTE Ml* MT. WASHINGTON ^ •VTLII OPTOMETRIST The second of these circles . . . North Side. Handling only the choic- represents the supremacy of juris- "Donation of Constantine" in the line and after the recitation of the R. J. HENNE eighth ct>ntury. It was not employ- est of meat, and rendering a service diction . . . The third and last cir- AIIK«'1US started for the mess hall for I ———pee«« earn far All Oecaaian* | ed in the ninth century, apparent- their first meal. Started, we said, that is appreciated by his many cus- •I Cater Amm Ea«t l.iherty cle of this crown represents the tomers, he is fast building up a temporal influence, the temporal do- I ly, although the papal cap was but a stop-wateh was needed to S. & S. MEAT MARKETS LOUIS FELDMBnm styled rcgnum (kingdom or reign fine trade in his vicinity. iCmerekl Printing of all Kinds minion which the Pope has exer- record the time consumed in getting GROCERIES , or royal authority). The date of there. We knew all would be very Mr. Hahn was for many years con- Quality aad Service TIE COLONIAL PRESS cised and enjoyed for more than a nected with the Perrysville Pure HOME DRESSED MEATS thousand years in this world . . the introduction of the circlet re- hungry and that probably some of 1515 POTOMAC AVENUE Ihn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. mains uncertain. Food Market, where he made num- 200 KNOX AYBNU1 them had not had any lunch and pos- 691 WASHINGTON ROAD sibly some of them had no breakfast. erous friends who will be pleased to WE DBUVBB Doubtless the first circlet symbol- learn that he is in business for him- Pheae. Lettish MO. S14S. *TT4 -F ized the temporal authority of the The cooks arranged a large boiler LAFATBTTE ITM-B full of rich, nutritious beef stew, self. Pope, although we might be apt Hahn's Meat Market gives prompt to suppose, from Father Burke's with plenty of bread and butter and attention to phone orders, having a analysis of the symbolism of the a lettuce salad, plenty of rich milk fine delivery service. WHEN TOU ASE AUNTIE Abejt «ha THE OVERHEAD DOOR three circlets or crowns, that the and topp«id it off with a generous Wenderfal Saadtrlrbee She Nahe^ DAN SCHLARI* temporal authority was the last or dish of rice pudding. The true way to advance in holy She Will Say. IT'S NO SECSBT: I latest of the symbolisms. Howbeit, No boy got up hungry. Where he Jaat get my Prarteteaa e» MB AT MARKET the tiara is not used in strictly lit- virtues, is to persevere in holy HAM. BUTTBB. EGGS, CHEESE, ETC.. Phase, Lafayette put it was problematic. Then all Wounds: let him not be afraid, but MM urgical functions. It is a sign of gathered round the camp fire to sing Itt BROWNSVILLE BOAS temporal authority, and is used in combat manfully, and he will come GEORGE EWING ft BRO. and tell stories, some remaining in- forth victorious. MT. OUYBB processions to and from the sacred side to listen to the radio. pheae IM4-JMÌ HOMESTEAD. PA functions and on occasions of sol- Before long all were tired out and emn acts of jurisdiction such as gladly assembled in the dormitory to solemn dogmatic decisions. For prepare for sleep. In pajamas? Oh, liturgical functions, the Pope, like J. H. ARNOLDft SO U my no! After night prayers in uni- YOU CANT GO WRONG other bishops, employs the mitre. son, a minute for examination of WHEN YOU PATRONIZE A STAPLE aad FANCY Sybolism Not Manifest conscience, a fervent prayer for all GROCERIES, SMOKBD MSAVS] The symbolism of the three of their benefactors, in which we sin- It's Child Play." To Raise and Lower the Overhead Door crowns has not been authentically cerely hope you were included, lights NABORHOOD PURE POOD 547 Third Ave* declared, so far as the present writ- went out and in a short while all was TABENTUM MM MADE ANY SIZE AND er is aware. The general symbol- peaceful and quiet. DEALER. ism of "three" in Christian usages INSTALLED ON NEW OR OLD BUILDINGVS We stayed with them the first needs not to be discussed here. It night to help pacify or comfort any might explain the three crowns ' Phone or Write and we will be pleased to have our little fellow who might be homesick, without further ado. If, however, for some of them «io get that way at we wish to construct a symbolism Representative call times, but everything went along for ourselves, the analysis of Father VISIT OUR TRAVEL DEPARTMENT Burke seems to be quite satisfact- quietly until the birds began to chirp ory. in the trees outside in all the glory OVERHEAD DOOR SALES, Inc. and beauty of a Sunday morning in PITTSBURGH STATE BANK m If we agree that the first circlet the country in the summer time. 227 SECOND AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA. represented the temporal authority In a short while all of the boys 507 Fifth Avenne 61-18tm* PHONE COURT 2180 of the Pope, we might infer that Boniface the Eighth, who died in were up and dressed and made a wild 1303, wished to symbolize the spiri- dash for the wash room, then back tual jurisdiction of the Pope over in the dormitory for morning pray- LETZKUS temporal rulers, when he added to ers, bed-making and inspection. An 2008-9 Jenkins Arcade the tiara the second circlet. Ap- assembly outside to raise and salute parently within a decade of years the flag, and then await the arrival BEFORE YOU BUY OR BUILD from his death, the third crown was of good Father Heribert on his early Church Supplie« Let us show you one of our $4,500 six-room and bath added. Curiously enough, there are morning trip from St Mary's, Lock- isolated instances of tiaras with hart street, North Side. DRUGGISTS Religious Articles Dragftti Bava Wfcat Tan l«fck venc&r homes in you own locality. only one circlet down to the fifteenth Before Mass Father Heribert had Over 100 satisfied owners in the Pittsburgh district. century, while the tomb of Pope a little job with a line of penitents Wip Get It For Yen. Hmf DeNet M» John XXII (d. 1334) has a tiara (?) awaiting Confession in prepara- "SOMETHING JUST AS GOOD" W. J. D0N0UGHE COMPANY of two crowns. tion of the reception of Holy Com- munion by every boy who had made McKees Rocks Trost Co. his first Holy Communion. i Lumber* Millwork. Builders' Supplies 4 Par Cnt MI Saltans I™**. Oakmont 177. City Office, May. 9635. Verona, Pa. St. Vincent College Good people, this sight in that MI ciurmi ivnnm humble chapel would have been GEORGE W. ERSKINE Address is Changed sufficient reward for all of your Htfvijr Ra charity toward them in the past Prescription Carefally aad Ao> The delivery of the last mail on and that which you may intend for carately Ceaipeandad Saturday, June 30, marked the close CHAS. W. WALMER THE McVEY COMPANY of the chapter connecting the name the future, for hy your charity only Siek Bea« BBMHM can the Summer Home prosper. HARDWARE COMPANY MM CAMON HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS of St. Vincent's with Beatty. It is 1701 BUTLER 8TBBBT interesting to note that the first mail Very few of our friends gave a btoUbM IN* PtlTSSUBGH, PA. General Stea« Fitting and Power Pipiag order sent through the old poet office thought to the children during the Tie-Tia Prnn Ann«, WWÜwUn, Pa. past week in a financial way, but we , Staaai Heating—Water Heating—Veatilatiag was sent by Boniface Wimmer, the Mm* Pr. HH-MN "if presume everyone was enjoying the L»27 Pint Avenue Court 1885 Pittsburgh, Pn. first Archabbot of St. Vincent's and Founder of the Benedictine Order Fourth and probably will remember J. J. DOYLE BERGERE DRUG Uf0W¡ in America. The money order was the children thia week. In other ways MHIMMMMMMMMIMM» pnetrlptf— Carefally PRESCRIPTION dated October 3, 18fi8. The last help has been beneficial—a city fire- PENNSYLVANIA MUTUAL Ufi money order was sent by Mr. Jack man enjoying his well-earned vaca- INSURANCE COUPANT earately COBM RUMBLE SEATS Beatty. tion is spending it with us and work- ANO AMERICAN CATHOLIC UNION A lln* Etapa la ing twelve to fourteen hours a day The last piece of mail to go Annotane«* th* Iuulnf of now poltet—. UHM MM >• wer had a doubt about it, by thia time you know that through the old post office from St. helping fix up the place. Another Pull, la nod Into tondit te Un avant oí man who has only four days a week death Pol latea contain Total and Par- CASTLE SHANNON b 8eeta are here to stay. Come here. Get the design you Vincent's was a communication from manant Disability feature». Double and "a the Reason's prevailing ahadea. Archabbot Aurelius. It was ad- in his regular job spends the rest of Tripla Indemnity Clan*«*. Polle lee «Mah dressed to Representative Adam C. the time with us doing all sorts of mean PROTECTION la the traa aaaaa Rumble Sett Tops of the word. Wyant and was an expression of work. Then on Monday, fourteen The Ad ««itinera Seat Covers appreciation on the part of the au- men from the Sacred Heart parish, par fai »her lai arami tendea t. «N Nia Body and Fender Work thorities of the neighboring insti- Emsworth, came down and pitched PHlitaffk« Fi» in fixing up the playground, the St. aad Peaa A»».. «ible for TM haw s Duco Refinishing tution of the services of Represen- tative Wyant, who was largely re- swimming pool, and will keep on tai hotter taper. sponsible for the satisfactory ar- coming in the evenings until the Unfa» Top Manufacturing Co* rangements that have been made Home cloaes. That ia the real spirit Engrmvi Co. 141 COLLINS AVENUE , .... with the postal authorities for the of St Vincent da Paul, and we foal collecting and delivery of mall sure Ged will abundantly reward •AT ÄND PATRONI» iTfliM_._L.r- T%~W*-j11»M ;; through the Letrobe post office. all of theae geod •Il Weed Mm* Great MM

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•M«I1IHI>I>»»«MM»»»>>II > »millOHHMUi struck three as Cardinal Van Roey EAST END HOME CHANGES NAME Thirty-seventh Term stepped to the dais in front of the EFFICIENCY REWARDED building. Of Summer Sessions "Pax V«>biscum" were the first VAN Dì [ By J. WILLIAM McGOWAN words murmured by the Cardinal Begins at Cliff Haven into the amplifier and they rolled out " Executive Secretary, K. of C. B>k Brother Movement again across the crowd from the top of the tower. ! HISTORY OF THE SUMMER ( AMI' MOVEMENT Cliff Haven, N. Y., July «.- The In presenting the gift to Monsig- Not merely a thirty-seventh annual session of nor Ladeuze, Ambassador Gibson, in the Catholic Summer School of A- perfect French, read a telegram ture, but « Vivid It is a matter of extrem«* gratifi- It i- most encouraging to note merica was formally opened Sun- from Secretary of Commerce Her- ai te rested in an) A Photograph cation to t hose the gradual and sure growth of day evening with exercises in the bert Hoover, expressing regret at his hoy work to know auditorium. The school enters the form of Catholic Scouting among our Catholic inability to be present. treasured by JWflM that Boy Scout Troop numlwr 4 those is negative regarding its worth; it neers in the university extension which rises higher than any other in mercial Work. in charge of Scouting in Ihi- ilis is our Catholic duty to foster it work here, were presented to the Louvain, and for the first time offi- trict, ami th«- presentation to the when and where we can. Statistics guests, spoke briefly of the work cially the great carillon was sounded Troop of a large silver cup on Fri- to hand covering Court arraign- they hop«' to accomplish, and ex- —: • t— from its permanent home, playing day night last, by Mr. Thomas Yen- ments of Catholic boys of Scout age pressed their pleasure in being as- "The Star Spangleil Banner." able from .Scout Headquarters, rep- stand in a measure, as an indict- sign«*«! to Cliff Haven. Thereafter resented the final touch of apprec- ment again.-t us. Let us mitigate there was a musical program, and Dr. Franklin Pierrpont Graves foi iation in letting this mo.st capable this indictment l>> doing whatever Charles A. Weber, executive secre- the Carnegie Endowment for Inter- THE VAN group of Catholic boys realize that we can to encourage this most po- tary, explained the history and plan national Peace, and Dr. Edwarc their worth is recognize«! and their tent of pre* ntive programs. Let of the school. I)ean Adams, chairman of the En- efforts appreciated. us lend our unstinted aid in givi The morning l«*cture program in gineering Foundation, spoke briefly S* In order to win the above dis- Catholic boys a chance to reap the the auditorium will not start un- telling how warm had always beer the response of American, hearts to tinction, Troop Number 4.'{, number- benefits that accrue from whole- til the third week. Next week 241 FIFTH ing forty some-boys, had to com- some participation in character- Michael J. Jordan, of Boston will appeals from Belgium. A\ pete against approximately ,000 give four evening illu.-trated travel 5 buihiing Scout activities. Cardinal's Response PITTSBURGH» other boys representing every race talks. Cardinal Van Roey replied. and religious denomination in Al- Golf, tennis and the beach sports legheny County. Many factors art- INTEREST SHOWN "Each stone of this building," he already have been inaugurated, and said, "will tq}l future generations of considered IK-fore a troop is an- cottage receptions will soon start. nounced the winner of such a con- (Continue«! from Page 1.) American generosity." test, such as, attendance at meet- and without sunset ascend to l'h.-e, He then made a moving story of BLAKE'S i ings for the year, total number of O Cod, our prayer which does not SIDNEY CONGRESS his account of how the idea of resti- advancements and merits received cease, as our work never ceases. tution grew and how thé money was raised, giving to every leader in the TOWING in Scouting practices, amount of Bless our country, blfss our ship, (Continued from Page 1) public service rendered, and many bless our unanimous prayer which movement his meed of praise, to Anywhere kindred accomplishments. The hun- The abo\e picture shows the Home of the Cood Shepherd. Lincoln Solemn exposition of the Blessed Cardinal Mercier, to Dr, Nicholas always rises to Thee, even should avenue, East End. which officially changes its name this week to Eude* in Pittsburgh fer dred mark represents the highest the cold arrest the devout words on Sacrament will, begin at this time Murray Butler, president of Colum- possible achievement, and Troop Institute. The school cares for children from six to sixteen year* of age, and continue day and night at the bia University, to Secretary Hoover, our lips. Console us and let us find, offering a two to three-year business course to supplement the grade work. AU Makes of GNÉ Number 4.'{ is on record as having each day, our way until our return. Cathe«lral until Sunday. to Whitney Warren, "the beauty of Boarders are admitted at a moderale price. Further information may be registered an almost perfect score. Amen." • In the afternoon there will be gen- whose architectural conception is Tracks had by applying to the Mother Superior. really majestic," and to those en- Tt will be remembered, by those eral assemblies and international On the morning when radiograms gineers who have made of the cam- who visite«i Dupuesn«' Garden dur- discourses at Sydney Town Hall, the AU Werk from Nobile and Father Gianfran- Palais Royal, the Church of Mary panile a marvelous memorial to ing the recent Scout M«'rit Badge ceschi, the chaplain, came to tell His of Our Blessed Lady of Loretto, Pa- Collins Exposition, that Troop Number 43 Immaculte, Waverly, St. Patrick's those of their fellows who fell in 709 Atra, Holiness that the Cross had been troness of aviation. Thou wilt deign Hall and the Australian Hall. Men's the war. was in charge of the dairying booth. dropped at the Bole, Pope Pius Hilaad to grant the grace, which all the C. D. OF A. NEWS night will be held at the Show Following the ceremonies, a visit For three days this group of "city evinced the greatest delight, and world awaits, to give back Humber- Grounds that evening. was made by every one who could boys" cared for a cow ami two throughout th«* day his conversation! to Nobile and his courageous com- crowd into the library building, and calves, and explaineti to the thou- ever turned to the great achieve- I Court Allegheny, No. 664, Catho- At 10 o'clock Friday morning the panions to their dear ones, so that W >e sun in the evening a banquet was served jllllllllllllMIÜ sands of visitors the intricate and | ment, as if he were a part of it. He lic Daughters of America, held its great Children's ft^ass 'H l g they may return unharme«! and raise by the university while the forty- multi-sided workings of a modern' himself announce«! the f«'at to a regular monthly meeting on Tues- at the Show Grounds. It is expected to Thee, together with choruses of eight bells in the tower rang again PERMAI dairy. This practical demonstra- group of girl students who visited ilay in the Knights of Columbus that some 20,000 children will at- tion of Scouting Efficiency elicit- ', peoples, the hymn of thanks. Amen." across the town in infinite variations him, and when Madame von Bergen, Hall. Only one meeting is held dur- tend this function, the girls dressed ed the highest and most favorable and happy notes telling how wrong WAVE mother of the German Ambassador, ing July and August, and this on the in white and the boys in dark suits. comment from every observer, and Pope Recalls Alpine Experience done here fourteen years ago was was received, he talked to her at first Tues«lay of the month. In the afternoon there will be gen- reflected great credit not only on again righted through generosity of length of th«- triumphs of aviation His Holiness' intense interest re- The Court will entertain the chil- eral assemblies and international the boys but also on their most en- calls his own vigorous recorf tional assemblies and conventions. The occasion was further made Harmon, and his versatile assistant, as a mountain climber, in the course July. The annual picnic will be held memorable by the conferring of a William Munhall. tian conquest of all the terrestrial regions. of which h«' encountered something in Valley Refuge, Riverview Park, Children's Communion number of honorary diplomas in po- of the bitter cold that Nobile has Capitalizes System on Saturday, afternoon and evening, The children's general Communion litical and applied sciences to Am- ! had to fight. Father Gianfranceschi August 4, the monitor, Miss Mar- will take place at St. Mary's Cathe- bassador Gibson, Edgar Rickard of We are interested in Scouting to- I'ope Console* Mrs. Nobile told me, before the expedition tie- day because the Scout program rep- garet (iraham, being in charge. A dral at 8 o'clock Saturday morning, New York, Millard King Shaler, for- When darker news came of Nobile part«'«!, that Pope Pius in his audi- program of races an«l other athletic and at 10 o'clock at the Sht>w mer member of the Belgian Relief resents an educational step in the ami his ship, no heart was stouter R ence with him recall»*«! these earlier events, and a treat for the mem- Commission and E. H. Tuck, philan- right direction. It has capitalized Grounds the Women's Mass will be X Our individual than that of His Holiness, lie pray- battles with th«> elements, for the bers' children are planned. sung. There will be general assem- thmpist. Similar degrees in phil- the project system in education with ed much for th«' unfortunate voy- yon • large, IMNL I purpose of advising him. He quoted blies and international discourses in ology and letters were conferred up- resulting benefit to hundreds of agers, and did not neglect to s«'nd Court Allegheny is serving on •.he feet wave, with «•*] His Holiness as follows: the afternoon, and in the evening on Pierrin C. Galpin and members thousands of boys throughout Amer- prelates at intervals to Mrs. Nobile entertainment and card* committees ly curled, liarlng A ica. A statement from Dean James "There are days of storm when for the C. 1). of A. picnic, to be held confessions will be hear«! in all the of the Committee of the American to tell her of his prayers for her it really seems that the extreme Educational Foundation. soft and glossy as I E. Russell of Teachers College, Co- husband's safety and encourage her. in Kennywood Park «>n Tuestlay, churches of Sydney. ing. All work Ml lumbia University, is rather spe- limits of all physical resistance are August 21. Amusement tickets at Sunday morning the general Com- Meantime, all the Italian people reached. I remember that, when I operator«, and MK cific in its appraisal of the elements reduced rates can be purchased from munion of men of Friendly Societies teed. which make Scouting education prayed. At th«- Kighth Diocesan made the ascent of Monte Rosa, we Miss Nelle Brennan, 1235 Reseca Eueharistic Congress in Rome, spe- will be held in St. Mary's Cathedral r««fs «srfUriiil worthwhile from the standpoint of arrived at the summit during a ter- place (Fairfax 3286). These must at all Masses from 6 o'clock until THE LAYMAN'S WINDOW useful citizenship and good charac- cial prayers were offered, and pas- rible storm and I had to make an lie bought before the day of the ouf- tors asketl more prayers. On the 8:30 in the morning, to be followed I ShoOat tar:-~ enormous effort to write a few Ing, as none will be sold at the pirk by a Communion breakfast. At 10 feast of the picture of Mary in St. words to leave there as witness of i that day. The Grand Regent, Miss "The Scout program is essential- Mary Major's, which also is the o'clock Sunday morning, there will «Continued from Pag* !> Beauty ly moral training for the sake of our passage. Indeed, it seemed to Catherine Monohan, is treasurer of be a Solemn Pontifical Mass, sung feast «>f Our Lady of the Snow, the me an immense labor whi«-h I ac- until very recently, a prohibitionist efficient citizenship. It gives defi- this year's picnic. in the open air before St. Patrick's Room 604 tit 1 Blessed Virgin's aid was besought. complish«*«! with difficulty, calling of the militant order. Miss Tarbell nite embodiment to the ideals of Court Allegheny will hold a w>*ek- College, Manly. Granite Bldg. at The tradition that the bells of th«' forth all my strength. opines that prohibition is not only ai, the school, and suppliments the ef- basilica once were miraculously rung end excusion to N«'W York on Sep- The great procession of boats, es- Atlantic mi "Should one m«'et with a fine failure but is a "menace to temper- forts of both Church an First District of the Knights of cently conferred doctorate, was in olic laymen, representing about sev- BLESSED SACRAMENT of worship to quarters in the Mar- St. John will be held on Sunday, the act of handing to Msgr. Ladeuze en hundred thousand men, adopted BRUSHT0N itime building and prepared for the July 15, at Tarentum, at 3 p.m. A the golden key of the new building, resolutions calling upon the Presi- demolition of the church. report of the convention at Buffalo but the rector could afford to smile dent of the United States to exer- The beauties of the old edifice, will be given. at the airman's folly. cise his good offices in the behalf of ñ where'Chief Justice Edward Douglas Prince and Princess Present peace and religious freedom in Mex- White and Judge Thomas J. Semmes. "Have pity on me, have pity on Prince Leopold and Princess As- ico. Many Protestant ministers, HENRY MIHM among many other distinguished me, at least you, my friends, because trid were present at the ceremonies oratorical pulpiters with high HOME DRESSED MEATS persons, worshipped, are to be pre- the hand of the Lord hath touched to represent King Albert of Belgium. sounding words, denounced such ac- served and incorporated in the new me." They sat smiling happily throughout tion, and proclaimed with a sort of BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE structure. The mammoth organ, th-.; This prayer is made with a de- the long dedication service in the prophetical dignity that this Catho- famous gilt bronze altar, the marble gree of fervency almost unknown on great square in front of the build- lic body was trying to drag the Train té FIMM Franklin 6145 8000 Frankstown Avenut statue of the Blessed Virgin carved this earth. It is such because the ing. The representatives of many United States into war with Mex- from the royal chapel of Queen sufferings of the souls in Purgatory universities also were on the plat- ico. They argued that this body Mihi Amelie of France, the pews of em- are so great. form. was attempting to use this nation bossed iron, the stained glass Sta- Students arrayed in costumes of as a tool to fight the battles of the Mi tions of the Cross, the bronze figure SILK AND METAL BADGES age-old tradition acted as guides for Roman Catholic Church. LIQUOR AND DRUG TREATMENT of St. Peter seated on a marble A treatment that doea rcmovf that rrtving ind dciire nnd build up the lyitfn FOR Fraternal and Church Socie- the representatives of the universi- Who has the authority or right to Warn nnexpoeted er- throne, the famous Angelus bell, ties; First Holy Communion; Holy ties. In the procession were carried label any one as a blood relative of whfcoot laaa of patient We guarantee to do more for a patient now in two once the property of President Name; Children of Mary and com- the flags of the Belgian colleges and the devil? The great principle of CO tfcaa til• illy la four weeks, thereby laving valuable timo Zachary Taylor, and many other ob- mittee badges for social events. Mc- among them, prominently, the Stars religion is charity and the sacred THE SHADYSIDE SANITARIUM jects, including fire bricks from the Mahon Bros., Printers, Badges and and Stripes, The beautiful clock on Scripture tells us that as we judge ™ OB-T DWTITUTt Da P. SRKPLER. Pro*. walls and much of the old timber, Celluloid Buttons —» M© Diamond the campanile, whose (our faces others, so shall we he fedgid. 1 A—a rwo. wm MM a a. mMnt, Pa. will be used again. The church to of Street, below Wood Street, Pitts- carry stars in place of the hoars, All of this makes us ask again— Moorish and Gothic architecture. burgh. Pa. one lor each Stat« of the Union, who is in polities now?