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83rd YEAR—No. 47 « i'WO DO I, I. A lis I'KIl VEAU PIT1SBURGH, PA , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1936 IS <*! SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS ANNIVERSARY Bandits Release Pontiff's CATHOLIC nr»»» MASSES UNIVERSITY . ITALY Maryknoll Priest Refutes Rumors , Anniversary Requiem Masses The annual collection for »he LI for twvo priests of Uitiie diocesdiocesc , Catholic Universit^ yJ of»America Father Burns, Captured Last Shows Vl or In who diliee d on Nov. 26 1935, will & Addressing ** <» up in aal l tho of t he dior End of Civil War Expected February By Outlaws In be offferct d next week' Priests' Missionary Body: i ., , . ° :y Body; oil Son Soon Unless Russia Sends China, Reported Safe In St. Paul's Cathedral Sol Other Audiences day, Nov. 29, it is announced einn Requiem Mass will be sung in a letter issued this week hy Aid to Communists on Friday morning-, Nov. 27, at I Most Rev. Hugli C. Boyle, Bish- Ossining. N. Y., , ,Nov, . , 16 ,, Wor„ d , 10:00 o'clock for the repose of | Vatican City, Nov. 13 Tn op of Pittsburgij. The text of R me. Nov. IS Italy and Ger- today at Maryknoll Mis- j 1Jl(> 8tiUl th countries breaking off rela- by Chinese bandits more than Sebastian's, Bellevernon; vigor quieted rumors of mounting East End Parish tion s at the same time with the nine months ago in Manchukuo,) Rev. Philip i>ugan, pastor of St. ' mmimist Socialist regime which indicated that he was released Joseph's, Mount Pleasant, will "The Holy Father appeared Forty Years Old has been previously reoogniaed. after prolonged efforts. be deacon ; Rev. James A. Gara- mneh as he did when I last saw It is expected thai Austria will T Negotiations through the ^ ni! imn, assistant at the Cathedral, him in 1030," said v. Edward j Anniversary Observance At ake the same course of action. ed States state department an will be suhdeacon, and Rev. McGurkin of I !ai , Help of Christians Church These developments came as Japanese authorities have be Thomas J. Quigley, assistant at one of the Ameri ; e n i- r a 1 Franco's in.surgxita, going on for several m nth St. Stephen's, Ha/.elwood, will To Be Held Dec. 7-13 ,%-iiich had met unexpected re- members of the mission said hen he master of ceremonies. The "His eyes were bright. His voice J I ;.stance in their so.go of Madrid, The priest notified his superiors I diocesan priests' choir will sing, was clear. His lace had a good j The 75th anniversary of the en«..wed their efforts and made here that he was free, unharmed,) Requiem High Mass for the color, without any trace of the* foundation of the Italian Frai iuvaru\ s into the city from the and would resume his work to-! late Rev. Alfred L. Henke will ng. I lis spi-rus1 can Province of the Immaculate! morrow at his mission at Tunhua be sung on Saturday, Nov. 28, were buoyan After the formal I conception in the United States' ivjssia lecides t< In East Manchukuo. j at 8:30 o'clock, in St. Vitus' benediction he was particularly j aiKl t It> 40th anniversary of . the actively intervene in behalf of the Readies Safety j Church, New Castle. Rev. Nie- cheerful in greeting those nea-v j establishment of the Parish of radicals, it is believed that the Tokyo, Nov. 17 -Rescued from] ola Di Mita, pastor of St. Vitus' Iron and chatting with them." Our Lady Help of Christians, recognition of the Franco forces bandit kidnappers, Rev. J. Clar-j will ho celebrant. rhe Pontiff told his audience, in- Meadow St., East End, will be by Germany and Italy will bring ence Burns, American priest, andi I clu three C Tvod during the week of Dec. a speedy end to the civil war as his Chinese servant arrived today . , j Bishops, vit.li a series of exercises ar-! the insurgents will now be able to at Liutaokou police station, three ( atflOIlC Worker Hi UP ranged by the pastor of the; securare a: mol e supplies and am- miles southwest of Auntung,| , , J Christians church, Rev. Cherubino Viola, O. munition. Manchukuo. . Meeting Planned ^ ** tiu-yhave, f. m They were reported convalesc- J received from God." ^ j Each evening there will bej rp TiptlPW PIpHw ing from their long captivity in! Vi iced rogr.J that • j services hi the church and a meet- -all lVtllv« 1 ^«fe^ v &e -tare of Japanese and Man-! William 1,1. Callahan, managing j countries the number of priests en-, ir?r ln the parish hall for one of ' A .. lrtiLvnöl1f L !mö chukuoan troops. ' 'door of th.-« "CathoiiC" WorXcr/a roiled in th8 s :•.»••> union | thf> parish groups, the services l/U lllUtitt III r lllll» F Now York, will visit Pittsburgh i was "much smaller than needed." consisting of Rosary, sermon and Cincinnati, Nov. 16- Most Rex Father Burns was kidnaped I during the next few days, and anj Penedieüon. The general program >pen meeting, at which all those Health Appears Good follows- John T. McNicholas, O.P., Arch- last Feb. 5 by Chinese bandits j interestcd in the work of this Vatican City Nov 12 R< Monday evening, Dec. 7 For the bishop of Cincinnati, as chairman who held him in the mountains in magazine may hcar it discussed,! r «»..,,' fathers of all families in the the episcopal committee on mo- southeastern Manchukuo. They wilf be held next Monday eve-' f '^"** L" anv parish; sermon, "Not on bread il pictures, has just sent to the had demanded 5,000,000 Chinese , v_ 23 at 8:00 o'clock. in ¡n '¿.¡n y 1. The pont' alone doth man live." ids of all the dioceses of the dollars for his release. the basement hall of St. Agnes' f ig in llis Tuesday, Dec. .8 -For the moth no rv copies of a pledge to be He is the son of Mr. and Mrs• church, Fifth Ave. and Robinson mucb troubled with asthma, which famines in the parish; ] taken on Dec. 13, when the Legion Edward G. Burns, of Toledo, O., St. I causes considerable snort n "The tears of a mother! of Decency pledge is to be renew- and went to Manchukuo in 1934. Mr. Callahan will explain the', , upon the leas ; salvation of her chil- ed. Other Missionaries Held principles which the "Catholic j Therefore* he At the same time Archbishop Three other Catholic mission- worker" is supporting, Its cam-1 d,,wn stairs in a kind -v iw o For nil 1 hns-M McNicholas also released a pam- v^s are still being held captive, opposing Communism pa!gn of ctuiir (Continued on Last Page, col. 1) | low to Judge the by bandits and Communists. and Fascism with real Christian h0WCVer h > is vigorous | Morality of Motion Pictures." (Continued on Last Page, col. 4, ! ity and the progress that has been . ^ nc.;V(, This pahiphlet is described as "A » ' ! made. The fact that he has n 1O1 p * PaufI l Institute popular guide to right standards Rev. Charles Owen Rice, assist-1 ione trovo: Ii far hi.' r I in motion pieture entertainment, Convent Picture •nt at St. Agnes', will preside ìary ae1 ! V Collection Bette? I authorized by the episcopal com- md among those acting as spon mittee on motion pictures for the srTs of tho meeting are Rov.j 1 » Legion of Decency." To Be Shown Here (Continued on Th Thomas B. Lapp an, diocesan di- j llection taken up in the [n rlfocussing the question of ] rector of the Society of St. Vin-j •ch.es of the diocese for De moral significance, the pamphlet 'Cloistered', Based on Actual' --nt d> Paul: Rev. can P. Hens-, • s Institute for the Deaf says: Lives of French Nuns ler, of St. Lawrence's Church; Qf BlSllOp anted to a, total of $22,350, it "It is generally recognized that announced this week by Rev. | enterfninment is either helpful or Coming Next Month Rev. John J. McDonough. of St. Dohentv Mary Magdalen's. Homestead; of' harmful. A clear distinct ion must "his rep ri and Mrs. R. A. Bvrne, and Mrs. I Altoona, ;e- therefore be made between K. i '»(a) Entertainment which The remarkable motion pictur« ti of v er 3 over th (Continued on Last Page, col. 2) I Guilfovle. Bi of convent life. "Cloistered," id I tends to elevate or to relax men v ' and women physically or men whteh has been highly praised by ; place on ru Iv tired with the duties and Oatholic authorities wherever it ta. Arnold Lunn To Give i been decidec . ' a J occupations o f every day life, has been shewn, is to be pn scnted an in Pittsburgh, beginning in Christ- Lecture in Pittsburgh: c rt of De Pau! in as sei v "ib) • Entertainment which was week, at the Art Cinema f m the part ot rip Dio- tends to lower their ideals and Theater, Liberty Ave. •id Lunn, celebrated Eng-1 lá Y andnrds of life, Originally booked to open this .•h writer, traveler and lecturer school, which John Mí •Th -ieht kind of entertainr ss The Crusaders, Sa-j week, the management of the w ill a dd re innon, HD Ri: of E l'i o, f i is to maintain a normal cv i t Heart; Parish club, on Thürs- j . ..i „,MnM{ on life Tt m n v ¡ro far«-In fpi v n:ght . Dec. 3 in the Guild | on Cootinned on Page Three, col. 41 íe collection is a v H all. Cent er Ave. Nov. 30. H-. pri not attend the theater during that j Following in th tradition of j maintenance and e ither Doherty star season it was decided to postpone Claesterto n and Belloc, Mr. Lunn flian Catholic Action th« opening, is the aut:ho r of many controver- j New President Named fa Boston, New York and other j si:a l books on religion, apologetics, cities the film was shown ; at*i d selene e. He has also written :T.or Lam- week after week to crowded a t e rea t length on mountain j een named houses, interest in it being arous- cl Imbing, ski-iiig, and different! HOLIDAY iSian Caih- ^ by the fact that it gives for . J îpcctÇ s of travel and geography. I Because of the holiday next Ciriaci. first time an authentic prosen-1 A t preserit . ho is conducting aj Tñiírsday, Thanksgiving Day, it tation of life in a cloistered com-1 i e ci al Icetur e course at the Uni-j will be necessary that all ma- ;718.01 ri T T1 P T H A T »unity, it is not a motion "pic- j Vf •••sity of Notre Dame. l/iibiily : V Ll terial for publication in next. ture" in the ordinary sense, but There W•n ] b,-. a nominal admis- j PP0IN1 S NT a film record of exactly what j «'on "char"» for "the lecture, and week's issue of this pai^.- lu- it will be open to the public. His received a day carhc»- ban transpires in the Motherhouso of: Key. Aloysius !-, Zwoìinski of the Good Shepherd Order in An-1 t i will be "Communism in Eu-- usual. Monda;, af.ernoon e.«11 U v • 1 the dead line for all except im- Eversen, rí-eently ord.lined, lias p-s, France. Special perm- Personal Experience hern named assiislant pa»tor nt to be obtained from Pone Pius U.Mr. . ILun ™ n Will address the Stu-1 portant news Hems. The eo- ration i »f all ci will be p Tiansfigurat ion Church, Mt. ^opermit the making of the pic- dents of Mount Mercy College the, operai PleiLsant. will be greatly appreciated. cd next week. (Continued on Last Page, col. 1) I same afternoon. 'WO THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC THURSDAY, N0V Communists Not these, the agitation for some form cf collectivism will probably be- (OFFICIAL) Spiritual Renewal come insuperable." Pressing Danger "The other important bin less 55 Real N'ppiJntn immediate duty of employes and Catholic University Suiidav .V Msgr. Ryan Says Labor Union - employers," Msgr. Ryan said, "is to bring about a reorganization cf Reverend and dear Father: j a Si tv Free From Their Influence; industry along the lines recom- c The annual collection for The Wi Reforms Must Be Made mended by Pope Piu tmer, The Uni Catholic University of America Coctrine of Christ to establish a system of oceupa- I v ~ tional groups. These would be will be taken up in all the church. | ols in America Toledo, Nov. 14 The injunction dcmocratic, self-governing bodies es of the diocese on Sunday, j a va Pa of Pope Leo XITI in his Encycli- ^:cnü31g in oach olie. students f ' " - - Nov. industry Nov. 29. The prayer for the wel- cal Rerum Novarum that working both lf Vrrs and employes and tales and four, j for spiritual renewal fare of the University is to be II V ud because of h Jn men should "have nothing to do enjoyln£f great raeasure of in- extremely IL said and the following letter to me a the Assoc ia- with men of evil principles" has dustrial autrn(,mv under the su- "''vhichtheexW be read the previous Sunday. n o Ami n Universities. I a direct bearing upon the activities perviskm and control of the state, You are requested to give a ;" UP ts students de- t a of Communists in our time in the Th prPSPnt ibe onlv industrial Ì ' "p «Mphâss brief exhortation on the work bv all acc p- v. Paul Haaly p^T, United States. Rt. Rev. Msgr arransi0mcnt for reducing class of the University on both Nov. Araber issue of «The ¿J John A. Ryan, direct >r of the De- c nme from the annual col re Sunday at the joint meeting of * The University is the Catholic :: 1 f tlw ^ent remarkable the Diocesan Councils of Catho- center of scholarship and teach- It is our hope that al '' ' n the Earth" Fas-- lic Men and Catholic Women Exposes Errors er-training for our country. From ike a special effort th< >v years to create a stir • o Cati-.r-icism. "There is seed" His subject was "Employees it there comes a steady stream ad "for the expansion o ssens in tij and Employes; Their Mutual Of Communism of books, pamphlets, and maga- - " nes like these, to Duties and Rights". C m man is Is, zine articles to bring Catholic 'n away these elements of

he said, are the only "men of scholarship to the service of the .ahress, and to return MS.ST, Sheen Bays War Again-* evil principles" from whom work- perplexed leaders of our times. ( itv and loyalty to tie so- ing men and the labor unions ofj Injustic[11 justicee IIss NeedeNeededd BuButt In this day when men are con- \V that :£ht Qf Our Lord, aadof our d^untry have anything to Reds' Methods Are Evil fused in action, bewildered in with Such is the nature of fear. thought, and faltering in belief, Wi social Catholicism". ' the Catholic University is need- eners bv that American Cala Alarm Unwarranted : Nc tre Dame. Tnd .Nov. 16- The ed to protect the moral stand- m: ' ' -ten forgotten ife "C ncerning this stfeuat on," h< errors in th e philosophy of Com- ards of the home, to enunciate • o teachings of Catholkrism added, "there has atfsen in re- munism which result in the do- ; spiritual values, to challenge the : h, wag?s, labor, asd ^ cent months an amount of treni- philosophical and political falla- Oai Father Furfey indicates n cf dation that has no warrant in net-, private property, the cies of our day. women a'so that too many Catholics have ual facts. While it is true that I absorption of individuals as tools It is significant that the en- rtcd to purely political ac- Communists have sought to get a , f the stat \ and annihilation of rollment at he Summer Session Ho cvails for a renewal cf • foothold in a great 'many 1 cal sincerely in Christ. faith, for personalistic ac- 1 rehg!" n were explained »V v of the University has increased unions throughout the country. :< HUGH C. BOYLE, " i f':r a strong liturgical Rev. Mssrr: Fui; Sheen, of t; six hundred per cent in six the general condition is that they! vears and thai in four centers Bishop of Pittsbur mcnt. Catholics, he says, v, 1 Q3fì have made no considerable head-] Catholic University, in a series of Washing'ton. California, Tex. viors of society, for only way. The Communists do not. lectures delivered last week at the th it which is necessary dominate any national nor any! Universitv of Notre Dame defeat the rising tide of Com- state American labor uni ins. They •%r -" 0 and Fascism. - J Speaking on the general subi.-rîj l San Dieiro Bishop exhibit some strength in a few local unions, but probably the I f "Apologetics and Communis Noted For Charity number that they control is less n discussed pnu Conventuals' Superior than 25 in the whole United; >hy. tactics, personalities and : Joseph. Mo., Nov. 15- Most States." i ostleshin r.f Communism, and . r 5 Canadian Houses I contrasted them with Catholicism, Charles Francis Buddy, -19. Turning to th, rights of em 1 otreal. Nov. 13—Making his i Mis nightly lectures drew crowds of St. J.-soph's Cathedral ployes as set f >rth in P pe Pius I • nicai visit to Montreal at tax"d the capacity of Wash- who has been named Bis h :p XI'5 Encyclical Quadrag°simoj his election at Rome as Su- ed n Hall on the Universitv g newly-created Diocese of j Anno". Msgr. Ryan made mention; i r.eral of the Friars Minor. of the right to a living wage and Very Rev. Bede Msgr. Sheen oenounc M ex- [ popularity and is partie-;-] that of organization as primarv. O.M.C.. was welcomed by emos of both Liberalism and well known for his tireless"! Pope Pius* Encyclical, he said.' • - of the various houses of c mm imi? m as too radical. He beha' Ui is remarkably up-t -date in that »ferd d the .right of private en- » c it covers three changes in the I virerien A tf fpV.rtenetl II \ ; accompanied by Very rroifie as well as the inalienable worker's status which may be de-! n-. ' • Mayer, O.M.C.. his of individuals to functi n .T: 1, 1930, St. Vincent's i rmi:tic3 Day scribed as constituting industrial ] cess r as superior of the to- ;th -ut t •'« much dictation by the ¡Cafeteria and Men's Shelter for j democracy. t > Conception Pro vine? ate. He said: j the destitute of this city and for! i States and Canada) and ! transients. This agency provi.'.- Iiür.ri» Reform*. Urgent Edick, O.M.C., sec- Protests Justified led on average of 3.000 meals a ! " ret ; rv and assistant to the super- "Through these changes." he ' day to the needy and gave ìodg- rnent said, "the employe would become "Communism is right in Its ; .. ,. ricrai. * • <• against social injustice, ings to some 700 men. In 1934. mrnt something more than a wage 1 r Mayer was born in Syr- Vincent's Cofet*"I a ami Mrm'a ! Guard earner. He would be a wage long hours, overemphasis on v N, Y . in 1S83. and was Mi OVi bv earner plus a participant in the vr perry and 1 ow wages. But rd line d in 1906. Gove a tra direction of industry, plus a shar- j these protests are not the m on on- mt si ter. er in profits, plus a part owner of ly of Communism. Leo XIII the concern in which he is em- ' 0* •> the same protests, but he Organized Health Clinic ' s Rt. Fo T O'C Arranged For ployed. Without those th ree was not a Communist. We must Public • eî< the essence of Communism and Et. Ri School Pupils changes in the worker's status a kin g launched by the Bishop- 1 cur industrial society probably • :'.- cl0 of its protests, namely, its r \ Ml. N:v. IT -Many cannot be preserved. Without reform, its method. of the public high schools "Its reform is wrong, because •is and beys here are ex- ( ,! ; it believes not in distribution, but gì u a program ot hea , , ,, ,i>:, \b-.-r anrual re- WEEKLY I in dispossession. Because thero the children of the s in rbe sixteen churches as- j 0re rats in rh.- barn Communism S f r the retreat, Wedaes- .VASS CALENDAR eh doctors. Sisters a; id nurs ! believes in burning the barn. Wo St. Joseph's Bospit il voi un- •r ••«. ; ¡v. Friday and Sat • believe in burning the rats. Its 'ed their services. "ad? ^resident •• r-V week. The retreat mi thod too is wrong, namely, .. j W;th Mass and Conn?®' (For Use With Missal) 1.000 Converts Of College Association vic-lanee, for the proper way to : Saturday morning. SUNDAY. Nov. 22: 25 th ! establish earthly paradise is not. ritabio, s biological and (Last) Sunday after Pente- j by class hatred and struggle. V , his labors as a mem- cost: Semidoublc; Green; 2nd ¡Catholics believe in violence too.' oration, of St. Cecilia. he Commun it v Chest I but not to our neighbor as the MONDAY, Nov. 23: St. Cle- as a member of the Communists, but to our selfish-, ment; Double; Red; 2nd ora- y h- of health. Bishop-elect ness; in other words violence tion, of St. Felicitas. Buddy distinguished as an ad- We Examine against the o&'c 1 ism which would TUESDAY, Nov. 24: St. minist: '. ilo has carried ut ^ Prescribe and make us Communists." York nnual John of the Cross; Double; improvemeni to St. Jos- The sneaker quoted often from 8 White; 2nd oration, of St. eph's Cathedral. including its the program and constitution 01 Fit the Glass« Chrysogonus. complete rodccoration, since he the Soviet, and other literature WEDNESDAY. Nov. 25: St. m became its rector "on March 11. Catherine; Double; Red. 1926. He c,iS;also) Eu: He mist cet that the inaugurated an in- 'ftrri^r lté THURSDAY, Nov. 26; St. An Communist,< s^ rru ,i(.r |i1P formation forum, through which Sylvester: Double; White; 2nd I f f E0!-1 Brov/der hav oration, of St. Pet', r of Alex- at ed th; witn <1 andria, He ged the students | Traveiiing home you should naiuraily SPECIAL CHRISTMAS FRIDAY. Nov. 27: Of the to take the offensive in their fight choose Cunsrd Whr.4 Star. The name's a TO IRELAND IN THE SC»» season; Green; Mass of the against this God-less economic ûo^ytÂe byword, both here an.i in the Efnefa'd preceding Sunday ,is said, with- system, and not to be satis fuel Isle . . for comfort, service, spaed. The out Gloria < r Credo; 2nd or 1- with mere enthusiasm about the popular moto?ship; Georqic, Britannic Vfuv York Dre. U. frrfS tion. A cunctis: 3rd, at choice. ^¿kefesHûuô Ivrad the largest K ret. including the Cirinthia, Franconia, Samaria, Scythia, SATURDAY. Nov. 28: Vigil Msrr Shaen declared tha^ our Vs/n.inrfr«!^ of St. Andrew (anticipated); Laconia . . . calling teouiarly it Ccbh, present day ills in tiv UnU od twcuy/iûuf Galway, Belfast. A;k about the Cuiard Purple; 2nd oration. Concede; States are nut only political and \/hits Star Deferred Payment Plan. f.rHolyM.«^^ 3rd. for the Church or the economic, hut moral and religious Pope. as well. In continuing he said: fl,<1 C0C your local Irish Travel A9« ' (The Advent :Se«so-n bfjinr "\\V mu-t trust in prayer and the' ON S- W CON ARD WHITÉSTA^ e :j.'tp-.s SUNDAY. Nov. 29: First things of the spirit and above all, I- ( ' i N Î UP; C \\. IMI» Way. t Sundav of Advent. in a luve of God from whom our liberties are derived." J TOMBAT NOVBMBKR >9, IM« TEK PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC ÏHJUE&

, my moral Lie. As a niimbir «f To Renew Pledge I Lm L«gion of D«c*ney, I yi«dg« On indpppiii Film« ll,-VMîr t0 rimtii1 away /U L 11111» th«m. I promit«, further, to «tay away altogether from piar«« #f (Continued from Page One) arnui«ment which «how tham »• keeping- a nation sound in mind à matter of policy." and in heart. The wrong sort of entertainment, on the other hand, President Issues The Following Pictures Are Objectionable in Part- Children iends to lower moral ideals and to and Adults Should Avoid Them: give a wh ; 1 ly false concept ion of Proclamation For Iii'e and itsi respons i bilities. ( LASS It Libeled Lady Three Men on a Morso "Motion pictures must be judg- Cfcllttn i.i Kid h I UK Jim Careon . ».h Against tin; World Thanksgiving Day Dang«r»«us I Lh i ng 1 )oad ..'.ilking Dead, The ed not only as entertainment but D»rwlerll9 of tlx* Larth • Lettura of a Star also as an influence on morals. A W mhinot n,,« tj r>,. : , , ¿Jan Vv Im Lived Apun, The Walking Death vv asntngton, ¿sov. 1.5 I resident Devi I Do'l Walpurgis Night (Swedish) screen drama influences morals tin.» . v. it »....< . ,,„ . ., Uin.itr at Eight Men in White j i\ih>.-e\ .-it yestoruay issued the Dodsworth because it nresent1 s ideal1,1 s 0o1f nhnu - , i {¿..«¡vihinx Is Thunder New Gulliver, The , , , annual proclamation appointing Niglii at Um Opera he Following Pictures man conduct - t these be true v1N0V, . •„: as r,,Inanksgivin. , g Day. " Pint a Girt i Vg of Old Drury ¿b Forgotten Faces oft1 w have l'm suit of Happiness Are CONDEMNED , ?' " x, enter! ainmem The text of the proclamati on Frsrikle and Johnnie I Ilo mem ber- Last Night which ennobles; if they be false, j follows- Girl From Mamlalay j Robin Hood of Eldorado, The ( I.AS* C we have which de Gu-(î«t-'Km Haines Hrcrat Agent Carnival in Plunders entertainment BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE Hell Ship Morgan Snowed Under iBostasy UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Hideaway Girl Boak the Rich ¡.rambling With Souls Discussing further the influence It Had to Happen A Proehunal ion -pendtlirlft Guilty Parents of motion pictures, the pamphlet II « Luve Apam Tl.e.-,i Goes Wild Higii School Girl I. FRANKLIN I >. ROOSEVELT Kin« of Burlesque Liiinas to Coma 'avn Head says: President of the United States of Klondike Annie Private Life of Henry VIII (Reissue) "In brief, then, there are two America, hereby designate Thurs- reasons why a motion picture can day. the twenty-sixth day of No- The Following Are Objectionable For Children; Catholic Parents powerfully influence personal the Obligation of Seoing That Their Children Do Not vember, 1936, as a day of na, lav« morality; First, because in deal- tional thanksgiving' Attend Them: ing with life and conduct it must The observance of a day of gen- inevitably present or imply a mor- oral thanksgiving by all the peo- CLASS A—Section II Give Me Y >ur Heart al thesis; secondly, because it < J til de n Arrow, The Petticoat Fever ple is a practice peculiarly our Abtiul, th« Damned Private Number Great Ziegfeld. The tends to persuade an audience lo own, hallowed by usage In the Absolute Quiet : Ri otbet • Wife Reckless Roads Accusing Finger Reckless Way accept that thesis. If the thesis be !j days before we were a nation and Hollywood Boulevard Road to Glory Along Came Lore ' ' '¡man Carjro true, the film is an 0prenCy for Amateur Gentleman Roaming Lady . rr , , • I sanctioned through succeeding 1 d Give My Life Road Gang, Tho «rood. If the Miosis be false, the film years Aathony Adverse | t Married a Doctor April Blossom a Satan Mel a Lady | is an evil influence. Obviously, ob- I living safely passed through ! in Ilia Steps Scandals of Paria April Romance 1 Stand Condemned August Week-end 1 Second Wife scone expressions, songs, gestures| troubled waters, it is our right to Barcarolle le of Fury, The ' h < n Bravo Men G Couldn't Have Happened ! an_ _ act!on wh!ch are Part (,f express our gratifude that Divine Bengal Tiger, The Seven Sinners 1 Shu Devil Island i rw unobjectionable motion pic Pr'ige of Sighs, The K I rovidi nee has vouchsafed us wis- Built!« or Ballots »»g Steps Out, The Show Boat in res ex erf an evil influence." dom and courage to overcome ad- UtM of the Velvet Claw. Tin Ladii s in Love Sing, Baby, Sing CM* Against Mrs Ames, The Lady Le Careful Sitting' on the Moon Purpose of Legion versity. Our fre© institutions have Champagne Charlie Lady Luck Small Town Girl The pamphlet then lei is the aims been maintained with no abate- Christopher Bean (French> Lady of Secrets Smartest Girl in Town, The La Materne!ie Suzy of the Legion of Decency, the pur- ment of our faith in them. In our Coma and Get It ! Country Doctor, The •• *t Journey, The S worn Enemy pose of which is "to see that the relations with other peoples we Law m Her Hands. The There's Always Tomorrow Craig's Wife motion pictures conform to Ui-e ue :id out aloof, but make reso- Crouching Beast !ion of Terror These Three Girl in the World. The Thirty-Six Hours to Rill cepted and traditional morality lute effort to promote Internation- Crime of Dr. Forbes, The Three Cornered Hat, The Dancing Lady Magnificent Brute, Tha upon which the home and civiliza- al friendship, and, by the avoid- Destra .J oi I Marry. The Three Married Men M ni Who Lived Twice. The Times Square Playboy tion are founded." ance of discord, to furthe r world Don't Turn 'Em Loose To Mary With Love Dracula's Daughter Moon's Our The Six instances are given where i'r'ace. prosperity and happiness, Dragnet, The Moonlight Murde Horn®r . 1 óider Two Flags Valiant is the Word for Carrie motion pictures might persuade1 Coupled with our grateful ao- East Meets West Mr. Deeds Goes to Town We Who Are About to Di« Final Bi ur, The at the Glen At hoi We re Only Human eertain peisons to change their' knowledgment. of the blessings it First B»hy, The Morder By An Aristocrat luis )lM 1! Florida Special Without: Orders convictions about right and wrong. ' ' our high privilege to enr Murdot in ! he Ohi I lud P.vn Witness Chair v W(> Fury The pamphlet then sums up: J". - 'nive a deepening sense of Musa 'Km Up Wives Never Know Garden of Allah 'lysiit: Mountain Woman Rebels, A "Traditional moral standards, l)Ui' solemn responsibility to as- General Died at Dawn, Tie- One Rainy Afternoon Women Are Trouble lir f<)r Girl From Maxim's, The j Palm Springs Your« for the Asking based on the law of God, teach '' ouLsolves and our de,- that certain acts are sinful and seendahts a future more abundant n „ that certain acts are virtuous. in fa1lh atKi in security. The Following I v/U icier ed Unobjectionable For re Many films, however, by their in,-j L<>t 113• therefore, on the day General Patronage: sidious and attractive presentation aPPointed, each in his own way, CLASS A—Section I of false standards, induce their hm together as a whole people, ' • This Night Pride of the Marines rnaIi Aces and Eights ;ie>.w( Patrol Princesa Comes Across. The patrons to change their life-long '' expressio.n of our Adventure in Manhattan Hussy Prisoner ,,f Shark Island. The convictions and to believe that, oc- • thanksgiving and humbly endeav- Alibi For Murder ¡rand Jury Prison Shadows or t All American Chump, An "it Impersonation, The Private Secretary casiona!1 v at least, certain sins " follow in the footsteps of And So They Were Married it Pastures. The Professional Soldier are virtues and certain virtues are! Almighty God. And Sudden Death •f and Guitars 'abhe Enemy's Wife j sins. All ¡his means moral disas IN WTTXESS WHEREOF. I Arizona Raiders Gui-s of tho l-'ecos ^i-.eltlK Blood have As Yuu Like It Half Angel Ramona | ter, for when convictions are per- j kereunfo set my hand and Avenging Waters '•''•enter, Tha Ran gei- Courage verted, conduct invariably under-1oaup(>(i lho soal of the United Hire Comes Carter Back to Nature ¡¡»•'urn of Jimmy Valentine, Tin 1 goes a change for the worse," j States of America to he affixed. WOT the Deadline Heart of the West .etui ti of Sophie LaiiR. The tig Broadcast of 1937 The carts Divided Gero It of the Zombios. The | An outline of the production Dono at the city of Washington fig Game, The lb-arts in Bondage kliythm on i)io Range thifl Rido, Ranger. Rida I code, which is described as a "de.- twelfth day of November. In Noise ib-ie Cornea Trouble h,> Yf nv f r T orvl Dig Show, Thy Ridiiig Avenger ¡tailed and inclusive formula adopt-!' ' " °" - Nineteen Mfxh Tension Pio Grande Romance Blackmailers ilg Cassldy's Return led bv the principlal producers of | Uundrerl and Thirty-six, and of jtohemian Girl, The 'oaring Guns lhn Border Caballei o The M .i Money '••true of the Rango | American pictures to regulate the j rtidenr-ndence of the United Border Flight on e of Secrets R ijioea Tavern j morals <>f the movies," is giypn. States of America the one hundred Birder ¿Patrolman lb , '' of a Thousand Candles b'o .... . a ri d Juliet and I v. i* a i ,'apii vp in Nazi Germany Rose Bowl : Tin- Legion of Decencv the sixtv-first. C»*g Rider of Gun C T1 Boulder Dam Lo\e You Alwaya San Francisco nnphlet states holds that "far! FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT. 'ea Spoilers I Bra/.d of the Outlaw i\e|iy the Socond more [hau anv other form of popu Brides Arc Like That ' ll.\ of the Secret Service Bride Walks Out, The Shadow The hi r entertainment, t he mot io ri Ballaog Edition • Ganger ! -do .'own. The ¿Eitbol"-c Po6t".rv (rroup Hunker Bean K'iHer a I 1 mi rjfe "inuing Cowboy, Tho pictures have the obligation o Cain and Mabel .on,: of Hockey •'ins of Man, The not subverting traditional morali I ; Meets Next Sunday California Mail Kite; of Kings, The si;v Parade King of Kings (Sferiopticon) Son Comas Homo. A by the presentation of films that j Captain January The regular meeting of the Captain's Kid, The of the Royal Mounted Sona of China, The are degrading. "When moral evil Case of the Black Cat. The Last of die Mohicans Song and Dance Man is port raved in a film." it savs. ! Gat h 1 i c P ißt rv S. ci'd v of Pitts- 1st of fhe Warrens, The Sons of Guns burgh wll? Pik., place Sunday af- Charp. of the Light Brie Last Outlaw, The ".pecial Investigator "it should never be pictured as Charlie Chan at Circus ,e.;: bet necks Have Landed Speed good, admirable, or just ifi able . And ternofgi, N >v. 22, at 1:00 o'clock Charlie Chan at the Race '1 • • f s Sing Again Sta go Struck in S! .1 »senh'f? îT ]] M nini Mercy China Clipper I .i 'ii's Den. The conversely, moral good should !t Stampede -H foolish College, with Naomi Lari»-in. a Cloistered L i f 11 e Lord Fauntleroy Star for a Night never be proposed as evtl, foolish C'de of the Range Little Miss Nobody Story of Louis Pasteur The or despicable." Î • m oi r ? i •' unit, ri s sneaker, Counterfeit . mgesi Night. The Straight Frcnxi the Shoulder j Miss T.arkln will discuss briefly, Country Beyond The ,ove Leging at Twenty Sundown Saunders Pledge to be Renewed Country Gentleman .ove on a Bet Superspeed i tim poet Francis Thompson, U'Whoy and the Kid, The Lucky Terror Suiters Gold Preceding Hie revised pled: uf; M "trie Hockmuth will read and fSSl'l l'r,n,iy.jp Mad Holiday Swing Time ion on original Crime Patrol, The Way for a Lady Turzan Escapes quotation from Pope Pius XI eroded Trail, The i i,i s Beat Friend Tal Her, The m If ted m mbers. Dancing Pirate. The '.1-n V of Scotland Texas Ranger Encyclical on motion pictures an for th,» year will Oaniel Boone. .feci Nero Wolfe Thank You. Jeeves a reminder that the Iiishops c t hiu m iiiif in rr VI ijssage to Garcia They Met in a Taxi D»rlt«st Africa the United Slates, at their annua Is a Sissy I itiauininer Night's Dream Thoroughbred • h p n c. i-ias season, fe^uadron. The Way, The Th ree Cheers for Love meet ine in 1935 decided that th meeting will be With the Iron Door, The Three Mesquiteers». The »dg(> be tak wja Bosco lissing Girls Three of a Kind nd instead of the the Stretch L-dei Cinderella l"'hiee on the Trail At î Ì î S P11 : ' »k t ' Ti £T ß'WB to the Sea ,n.iss Three Wise Guys if the Feast of Immaculate r... , a member, will 0 loijein Times Ticket to Paradise Co STn* "™«' 1 ummy's Boys rough Guy "M;nle*'n Catho- lu id er With Pictures ail of the Lonesome Pine, The Following is the tes !usic (¡.h i Koiind, The frail hi' West •wal pledge: ffi^ to Take I y A|„e. le-o. W't'c ^"»tlnç Father flapped by Television "In the nam e or the ¡PJHy Saddles is Man Godfrey Traitor. The »J of the Trail II Marring» Trouble Ahead and of th, Hi North Side Card P. P«ryman % Law Iv.steries of Notre Di fu-uble for Two Ghost Amen. . y Born Tugboat Princess Saturday Night me i mvs a Queen Tundra ndecont ai HI,! card1 par bodv s Fool Hi. Susannah Two in a Crowd and those >rtn >!d Hutch Two Fisted Gentleman plàuth* Del1-T1" Under Your Spell lev ,.f the Mounted 1 c 1 «»Men Lane till' Relations Undercover Man wrag Hostess Parole !r Unknown Ranger; The "l Landing I 'ftpper Walking on Air Your Hear* i 1 an to tii Patrol Wedding Present Days Wonder Piccadilly Jim iVellingion Pike Goes West »v. Sheriff in Pa) ad* We Went to Col lege Murder Case Polo Joe White Angel, The Little Rioh Girl f:«y Desperado White Fang ;;«'|'t«=tnan From , i

vouons arni mg ut prayers. HOLY TRINITI Sunday. 7:30- Lpo P, King on Tuesday evenir; Neßi clock Mass, Communion and i xov. 24. i vjvle wat v « p ^ried r,: SI. AliXKS A representative conference for the Christian Moth requiers Mass Tues, of "Ine Caihohc \\«rKei istw ers. Tuesday: 12:20 noon and 3:15. ST. LAWRENCE'S York. wiii aci=dress a puonc meei~ 6:15 and 8:15 P.M., Little Flower oî the T ~ I * t '.'ons on JVdaw « Christmas and nm aa lav , y ST. ANN'S (i hat>uorth SI.) — tle Flower from Dec. 6 to 14 in- charge promises an exc î î n ; rm ' ^^ 0clock if,* Rev. Dominic Dohänyos, O.F.M.. clusive. • the U ie of .Holy Family Monastery, Ava- Gil ian Mothers will a* Donald . ,„„j lon, is conducting a week's mis- ST. HYACINTHS \ Holy Hour devotions tomor- Dr-??nan and sion in the parish. The exercises George Lewandowski. Fridav) èvenine and receive ! •. _ ivid 0'- Aloysius Le wan e iecte opened Sunday and will eonemde oî Mr. a c ion at 7:30 o'clock ^ captains at of ?he at noon next Sunday. dowski was baptized on Sunday. Kfas< Sunday altar bov? ^ The Forty Hours devotion will Sunday: 5:00 P.M Benedict! t&v aftemoon. Their ^ sr. At ii l SI USE'S sudav : open with High Mass at 10:30 o'- ' ' ren(i URtil September clock on Sunday anmd clO: or )s brin 7:00 o'clock Alas», Communion ST. MARY'S (4«»th Si.)—Sui - madebw. o. the parish, une Christian Mothers; 7:30 P.M., j Tuesday r-ve V< y: 7:30 o'clock Mass, Coromur Walter Koczkoden and Mildred!'"' 1 novena Poor Souls devotions and Lene-die- j 1 for the Christian Mothers an " "Vof fconor o' Marsvälek will bi married before ", Immaculate Coa tion. Tuesday : 7 :i>0 P.M.. St. An.- married women of the parish a Nuptial Mass on ThanksgivingL. v. :: on Nov. b thoiiy and £St. Conrad devotionsä 9 00 o'clock Mass C nun: or morn • n ^ and Benediction. Thursday: Sol- a.• boys under 15 years Tuesnay: evening of the feast St. Michael' society win emn High Mass of Thanksgiving St. Ann devotions at 8:30 A.M. ^V* esercSses, which a dance in its hall on Bate« and Benediction at 9:00 A.M.; Holy and 7:45 P.M Thanksgiving Day: csch eygjiiiif a on Thanksgiving. will be conducted Hour conducted by the Senior High M a - - ai 8:00 o'clock Friday: Jucted Work if laying terrazza floors •' e auspices of the Your.r Holy Name Society at 7:30 P.M. • Holy Hour at 7:30 P.M. t v> aisjt ind In the front and ^Od.iiitv and will conciò The Frauenbbund will meet on c-eption of new memore r of Tuesday and the Catholic Fore ST. MAKY'S VSST M PTTON - orsranizatioD. ters on Friday. Nov 30 (57th St.) -Sunday: 8:00 o'clock Stephen's Players are Mas«.. Communion for the Chris- / aration for the Feast I n «>.'klT. PK. S. MALUM, 79 & A card party will be held under and at 3 30. 5:30 and S:00 P.M OhU >t V Sunday hf tPHiil- i ' laculate Conception be- i • ». ( r. 4118 or CE. 14*1. the auspices of the Ladies Auxil j ginning Nov. 30. with services A n th 'h English sermo; iarv of the Knights of S' Join daily after 8:00 o'clock Mass and service. Wednes and the Catholic For- >te-> f--r th j a4 3:30 and 7:45 P.M. benefit of the church on Tuesday 8 00 p M g, Rita devotii ST. RR H \RïT A series of entertainments is evening. Nov. 24. Thursday: < 00 P M Holy H he'*«2' held in '.he church hall on Poor Souls devotions are condì e v ng-g 8:4o o'clock. ed daily at S 00 p m duri CATHEDRAL ( II A P E L n ïinnf ,i f. Xi bazaar ve m ber Thursday: 7:45 I' M. Perpetual ; ^ondav Tuesday and Wedne« J_Ti 1I ? reaT' A i me Help novena devotions. Sunday: it 1 Marks—Oovr'cht* Nov 23. 24 ad 25. ss PFTFR \ND PAI L'S 7:30 o'clock Mass Communion for renerai chairmanship !*r>»t/>ft yoor ld*M kj lay 7 4 5 P M poor Sou'- do. the Rosary Society. . Rev Rocco Maturo FRFK (O>«rLT4T10!i At the preliminary meeting (Tiring your «Uftch*-« b»^'1'' held to arrange plans for the sil- Our Lady of Perpetual H :«•> IM MAO LATE HEART Tue PAUL PUBCHARD j ver anniversary celebration of th> Bens-diction Sunday : 7:45 p OR! M' \ '. ( H. ei.t»>rf>d Pafnt | v : JO P.M.. St. Anthony deve. \r novena devot ions in honor of Chapel in Christmas week Frank - ' 1!. K,st.T«-.l rro^Ml«a«l F.»*«« t j \ , tion - Thursday: 7:30 I'M. H >e Little Flower 1 J. Leahy and TLillia n TLyons were 1 ,mhiw4 H "?' named co-chairmen of arrange- "0UI devotions, ;,i.r and Potent Exp^*, ST I'HILOMFX \'S Devo*;o*«c ments. , l'AKK BLWi ST. .JOAC HIM'S Verv 11 v —The— TO I T M 1 o> VMIIHFIFLD Atlaattt U" El'IPHANY The TT- SUA D'i SIDE S\M! \i;t! M annual ' Martinian Iviajcar. O.F.M., of Holy Bmlf'M fl®"" Thanksgiving observance will! Family Monastery, Avalon. com (i3i)y-ll Marchand Sf FAI 0382 ( all l.rhlffc î«^ take place on Sunday with a S>1-1 missary of the Slovak Franciscan emn Mass at 11 00 o'clock. There Priests will conduct a week's mis- will be a special Thanksgiving i sion in Slovak beginning Sunday, sermon by the pastor, Rev. Law- ! A three-day bazaar will be held rence A. O'Connell. and special ¡in the school auditorium on Nov. tm music will be près (.,ì hv Ih* I 92. . 23 and 24. ' 1 5T combined senior and junior choir? Poor ouls ari a a i 11 llTrl il11 m 31nsntIt' fur directed hv John S« Josenh 7:30 P.M. on Wednesdays a Gruber's? "Jubilee Mass" will be Fridays and the umal devot sung, with the offertory "O Doc- are held on Sunday evening5 tor Optime." by Mitterer, while the same hour MI* I* 1% I H ti nu il the surpliced boys' choir, in tli m> ' sanctuary, will sing the process ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST'S— ional and recessional hvmns. Friday: 7:45 P.M.. devotions oi C'A lì!) P.\R Y the novena of Holy Hours beim; IfFLI' OF CHRISTIANS conduct» »reparation for tli- Sunday: Masses 7 00, 8:00. Feast 01 the Nativity Bri dire 500 Old Maid 9:00. 10 00 and 11:00 o'clock. tV ist ian Mothers w one at P 00 o'clock f ir the chil- tend a coi 'e re nee to be corn 1 T dren, the one at 10 00 for the after Holy Hour devotions on Fri. (irill Room, Ivoyst ^mnoiiijìll Clllb young people, and the last a Hisrh day evening and will receive Com- Mass. Daily Masses at 7 00 and munion at the 7:00 o'clock Mass 8:00 o'clock Tuesday: af'e»- Mass- • WOOD ST AND B eg and at 3:30 and 7:45 P.M . St.! Anthonv devotions Friday: 7:45 ) P M P.M Stations and Sacred Heart ST JOSEPH'S FRIDAY, NO' ' 1 • devof Ion«. 'clock Mass. C< a meetinsr of 1 committee of t Mi Proceeds to provide a treat parishioners to arrans"e for the Christmas time. 40»h anniversary celehrat'on of the partsh will be held tomor- j ST. KEEK AN'S row (Friday) evening. | and Helen Do by were man JtCM. ixsmazi ^mriiSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1U8G FIVE St. Anthony and Little Flower I Thanksgiving Day: ried before a Nuptial Mass atjand religious observance of the In The Par¿á*io¿ -ions from 7:00 to 9:00 o'-, Herman Seminary I 9:00 o'clock on Thanksgiving1 thirtieth anniversary of the found*. wiUl High Mass and Bene- morning. ing of the parish with an enter- on To Present Draba (Continued from rage F following immediately. Kov. Raymond J Doherty, di- tainment in the auditorium on '> : 7:30 P.M., Sacred Heart will be a-.it rector of De Paul Institute for Wednesday evening, Nov. 20, Three performances of the four- Thursday evening". iions and Benediction. the Deaf, spoke at all the Masses and a Solemn High Mass at 10:00 act drama. "Waiting for the Ver- Si. Ce ci li an Singing Soci- last Sunday regarding the work of o'clock on Thanksgiving Day. dict", will be presented by the the institution. Nortn Side vill hold a social for its mem- St Udells' Literary Society at on Sunday evening at 8:00 SI . MAKY S (is« aver Falls)— St. Fidelis' Seminary, Herman, I S'l. ANTHONY'S (Millvaie) Sl'. AMBROSE'S Friclaj Sunday evening, devotions for the tie Flower devotions aftei :uu o Pa., the dates being, Sunday, Anthony Happe was buried with Poor Souls. ST. PKTER'S—Friday: 7:45 P. Nov. 22; Thanksgiving Day, Nov. Requiem Mass on Wednesday clock Mass uind with Bone A social meeting will be held devotions and Benediction. 26, and Sunday, Nov. 29, at 2:15 morning. at 7:45 P.M. Sunday: Conn by the L.C.B.A. on Tuesday eve- o'clock. St. Fidelis', which is five] The play. "Mama's Baby Boy" 1 ai for the Junior Holy Nam< y: 7:30 P.M., Benediction. iihs.. . and the Richter Club will miles from Butler, may bt reach- just presented by the Dramatic hold a reception on Thanksgiving at the 9:30 o'clock Mass; ed via Route 8 from Pittsburgh. Club was a fair success and plans ni tions and Benediction at 7 [»I.V.Y (OF. LI -Friday: no- —j are being made by the group to! U devotions in honor of St. ST. JOHN THE EVANGEL produce "Smilin* Thru" sometime ST. MARY'S (McKees Rocks) Mrs. Anna McQuade was at 8:00 A.M. and 4:00 and ISIS -Friday: 7:45 P.M., Holy j in January. The Forty Hours devotion open- in St. Mary's Cemetery, VM .. with bles ing- and ven- ; erat i on of Ute relic after each Hour novena devotions. Sunday: ed with Solemn High Mass on Ave., following" a Requiem se ASSUMPTION (Bellevue) — ! V Sunday: Masses at 7:30. 9:00 9:15 o'clock Mass, Communion for Sunday morning and closed with celebrated on Tuesday mo: Friday: 8:00 P.M., Sacred Heart nd 11:00 o'clock ; devot ions and children of grades 2, 3 and 4 and! solemn ceremonies on Tuesday devotions. Sunday: 8:00 P.M., de- ANNUNCIATION net io at 7:45 P.M. Monday: those attending public schools. 1 evening. Plans are being made for a card votions and Benediction. 8:00 o'clock Mass. Conn :00 A.M. High Mass and Poor j Charles Devencio and Elizabeth for the Blessed Virgin S:u ds devotions Tuesday, the nth party to be held for the benefit of | • j Choka were married before a the parish on Thanksgiving eve-1 A Thanksgiving card par the novena of 13. devotions in ST. BRENDAN'S (Braddock)— Nuptial Mass this morning. Requiem Mass was celebrated this Sunday: 7:30 o'clock Mass Corn- entertainment will be h< Id ' of the Immaculate Concep- week for Owen Röderns. Iniunion and conference for the parish hall on Tuesday t>\ ii and St. Anthony, at the 8:00 ST. JOSEPH'S The annual Sunday: 7:30 o'clock Mass I Christian Mothers. Nov. 24. lock Mass and at 7:45 P.M. card party sponsored by the So- Communion for the Christian Plans are being made for a card dality members for the benefit of Mothers; 7:30 P.M., Benediction. party to be held on Tuesday eve- ST. BONIFACE'S Th South Side the church will be held on Wed- Friday: 7:30 P.M., devotions and ning, Nov. 2-1. nual Thanksgiving card pa nesday evening- Nov. 25. Benediction. , be held on Monday eveninj S'L ('ANICE'S- Sunday: 7:30 ST. MARY'S (Sharpsburg) — A High Mass of Than! .M., devotions and Benediction, ST. JUSTIN'S Friday: 7:45 ST. COLMAN'S (Turtle Creek) Sunday: Communion for the pub- will be celebrated at 8:00 uesday: 7:30 P.M., Perpetual P.M.. Holy Hour devovtions. Sunday: 7:30 o'clock Mass, Com- lic school children at the 9:15 o'- on Thanksgiving morning- elp novena devotions. Friday: munion for the Sodality of the clock Mass. Sunday: St. Anthony occasion of the tenth amii 0 1 •M.. Holy Hour ST. MARTIN'S — Sunday: 6:30 Immaculate Conception. and Little Flower devotions at of the dedication of the t o'clock Mass, Communion for the Andrew Simeral was buried with 7:45 P.M. T. married women. Requiem Mass this morning. The annual card party will be ST. CYRIL'S OF AI DASIMIR'S — The Forty held in the Lyceum on Thanksgiv- DRIA—Members of the 1 levotion will open at 9:00 ST. MARY'S OF THE MOUNT ST. f'KAN CIS* (Honwstead) — ing evening. ist Order from Union Citj CiOi k Friday morning, Nov. 27. The Forty Hours devotion open- Sunday: 8:00 o'clock Mass, Com- will conduct a mission in dt h High Mass, of which Rev. ed with Solemn High Mass at munion for the married women of ST. MARY MAGDALEN'S ish from Dec. 6 to 20. ohn Woshner, pastor of St. Vin,- 9:00 o'clock this morning and will the parish. (Homestead) Very Rev. Sigmund Monday: novena devot Church, Esplen, will be close with Solemn High Mass at There will be a High Mass cele- Cralz, O.M.Cap., Rev. Regis Krah, honor of St. Gabriel b< £ 'ant. The closing ceremonicn 9:00 o'clock on Saturday morn- brated at 8:30 o'clock on Thanks- O.M.Cap., and Rev. Alan Mad- 7:30 and after the 8:15 )e held on Sunday evening, ing. giving morning. den. O.M.Cap., of St. Francis' Fri- Masses and at 8:00 P.M. 30 o'clock. Rev. M. J. Urbon- | Friday: 7:45 P.M., novena da- Poor Souls devotions are con- ary, Brookline, concluded Sunday novena devotions in honoi tor of St. Joseph's Church, j votions in honor of Our Lady of ducted on Sunday, Tuesday and a successful threes week mission in Sacred Heart at 7:30 P.M. will be celebrant, of the, etU Hel Friday evenings and on other days the parish. A Thanksgiving card pa t 9:00 o'clock on Saturday | S. ^. P" Sunday: 9:00 o' clock Mass, Communion for the after the 8:00 o'clock Mass. Solemn Requiem Mass was cele- dance will be held :n the g and the Masses on Sun- Children of Mary. brated on Monday morning for Tuesday evening, Nov. 21. 1! he as usual at 8:00 and 10," o'clock, Mrs. Eileen McGovem was bur- ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' (Mc- Hugh J. O'Donnell. ! TT be con-1 ied witîî Requiem Mass last Thurs- Kees Rocks) Daily: 7:30 P.M.. 8T. FRANCIS XAVIJ en i hg devotions will A I dlaa v mommer. night prayers, being combined ST. PATRICK'S (Canonsburg) Friday: 7:45 P.M.. Holy 1 each day at 7:30 P.M., with with St. Anthony devotions on Rev. Francis de Sales Donahoe, votions. Ernest Wassel, pastor of SS. ST. PAUL'S — A Solemn High Tuesday evenings and the Holv O.M.Cap., of St. Mary's Monas- It is planned to make and Paul's Church, Home- Mass will be celebrated at 8:30 Hour on Friday evening. tery, Herman, spoke at all Mass- to house collection in thf offkdaHng on Friday eve- o'clock on Saturday morning in Mrs. Mary Dougherty was bur- es on Sunday in the interests of on Sunday afternoon. >: Rev. W. A. Sadauskas, pas- f St. Joseph's, Donora, con- honor of the Feast of the Presen- ied with Requiem Ma: on Mon the "St. Francis' Journal." and eliminate the card pa- tation. day morning. ducted heretofore Th }g" the services on Saturday at Sunday: 3:00 PUL, devotions, SS. PETER AND PAUL'S lng time. and Rev. John Mi si Us, sermon by Rev. Gilbert Walser, ST. JOSEPH'S (Braddock) — (Beaver) . Beginning Nov. 22. Howard Stragand and ^ Ascension Church, .•in C.P.. meeting of the Archconfr.v Albert Pesta and Margaret Trons- High Mass will be celebrated McCarthy were married t officiating on Sunday ternlty of the Passion, and Bene- berg were married before a Nup- every Sunday morning at 10:30 Nuptial Mass on Wednes diction. Monday: St. Gabriel and tial Mass on Monday morning. o'clock. ing". •y Rev. Joseph Vaikerviclous, j ' of Marian Hills Seminary.} St. Paul novena devotions Tuesday: 7:30 P.M., Little Flowr Dr. C. F. Lauer, of Pittsburgh, Michael Keefe was buri ¡ale, 111., will preach at the throughout the day. Thanksgiving er devotions. Friday: 7:30 P.M., is directing the boys' choir, re- Requiem Mass on Thür la >s and at (he evening devo- Dav: Hie-h Mass at 8:30 A.M. Holy Hour. hearsals being held every Friday rag and Mrs. Hilda Han: on Sunday on "Communism" evening in church. be buried with Solemn 1 -The Younger Generation". ST. PETER'S- Friday: 7:30 P. J ST. JOSEPH'S (-Sharpsburg i The Young Ladies Sodality will Mass tomorrow morning. nd Sp afternoon devotions M., Stations of the Cross for thf Friday: 7:45 P.M. novena de- meet at the home of Margaret Poor Souls and Benediction. Sun- McClintock, East End Ave., on ST. LEO'S — Sunday: conducted on Friday at votions in honor of Our Lady of :00 3:00 and 7:30 P.M.. Perpet- Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. clock Mass, Communis :00 o'clock for the children; on'day Perpetual Help. ual Help novena devotions. The local court of the C. D. of Christian Mothers. day at 3:00 o'clock for the Order members, and on The census of the parish will be ST. LUKE'S ( Bent leyville ) A. is conducting a drive for new The Dramatic Club will I iv at 3:00 o'clock for the concluded this week. the three-act comedy, The Sodality will hold i dance in j i Continued on Page Nine, col. 5) Name men and all young Briggs of the Poultry Y Plans for a Communion Break- the Bentley ville Hicrh School on I e of the parish, fast and reception were made at Wednesday evenin«". Nov. 25. the parish hall at 8:30 o'c BELMAR MOVING AND ifessions will be heard morn- a meeting of the Sodality on Sun- Tuesday evening, Nov. 21. STORAGE CO. ad evening during the devo- day. The reception will be held on! ST. MARGARET'S (Greentree) OprratpdJ by T.*vi(ln Brow. ST. MARY'S — the Feast of the Immaculate Con-1 -Sunday: 8:30 o'clock Mass, Com- Lorn 1 f>nd lion jf Dl^tan^»» Moving Sui SANITARY WORKHOUSE munion for the M ception. Dec. 8, at 7:30 P.M.. at munion for the married women. arri solemn ceremonies at which the.< — Vnn Servire — 2:30 P.M., closing o•. f ST. OEORGE'S - - Memorial TU Ffrw AvrvrF in honor of St. Theres vices for Knights of St. George sermon will be preached by a vis- S i. MARK'S (McKees Rocks) — WiìMnsbnre. Tu ChnrrhHl tion, and short conference fo Pittsburgh district were i ting prie t. and the Communion Plans are being" made for a social Married Ladies Conference. i at 3:00 o'clock last Sunday! breakfast, will b< hf after the With RRev->v. Deo S¿brin- ' society's Communion Mass on Rev. John J. Donne!'v, M.I. ( and Rev. Francis P. Conlor •dor of St. Norbert's Church.| Sunday. Dec. 20. We will be p;]ad to have your used DRESSERS, M.I., conducted a succe preaching the sermon Special bowling parties will be MJFEOFS and used CARPETS. s'°n In the parish from Nov. inp" at Solemn Bene,-1 featured at the Social Center on 15. The exercises closed wit! ssisfed by Rev. William Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Please save your RAGS, CARDBOARD PAPER rollment of new member »rbauer aa s deacon and Nov. 24 and 25. Sodality, the Married Ladies T.V'i • Streiff as sub-1 ~ and MAGAZINES for us. ference and the Holy Name Outside City ciety. 7:00 o'clock Mass, n for the Sodality. The 88th "home coming f AL J SAINTS' (Etna) Friday: Society of St. Vincent De Paul val'"will be held in Jho school Stanoe and Marie Cam- 7:45 P.M. IToly Hour devotions. on Monday and we e married before a Nup- UP 0<1' 2035 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. and 24. Proceeds will b> .¡i Wednesday morning, ST. ANN'S (Castle Shannon)— The iin! Thanksgiving card maintenance of the sc Joseph P. Mutschler and Marg Just call Grant 3434- 3435 and truck will come will be held on Monday and aret C. Bernarding were marriec lay evenings, Nov. 23 and 24. NATIVITY -The Forty TT before a Nuptial Mass this pas' devotion will open with So h week. High Mass at 11:00 on A RBIAN ANGELS' The Sunday: 7:45 P.M.. devotion- jubilee banquet of the part- Sunday morning and close on and Benediction. Tuesday: T: 1 f •]'!I be held in Pulaski Hall. P.M.. St. Ann novena devotions. Tuesday at 7:45 pjj Mrs. Mary MeManus en st . on Thanksgiving Day. *lfh Solemn Requiem ST. ANN'S (Homestead) —Sun- Treman-Kinç Athletic (ioods To. Ma¡ day: 8:00 o'clock Mass. Cornmuu 9:00 o'clock this mornm« HENRY'S Friday: 7:30 P. ion for the eighth grade pupils. 0]y Hour devotions. Sunday: 8T- NICHOLAS' p„ 00 ' NT. Rosary and Benediction. l'I AN A VINTI \T lantle í»8'¿0 at 8:00. 9:30 and 10- ST. ANN'S (Millvaie) clock, the Children of Mar »; PUblic «,„„,; Single copy _ .05 bearing some fruit ; if we say that the work A girl of about eighteen, of icals; lack of One copy by mail fot six months . l.UU of all the other prominent and obscure ad- Eastern European ancestry, se Foreign subscription» by mall - 3.00 , , •• I*; craft/^'r^ vocates of these principles showed some re- U reii10 br sults; if we realize that the efforts of every curene di a memploymen iiy. un net r witnrsh t a SundaCathoy- abouworkert a- leaka MI ^ ' |ioii*Ss Entered as S«oo»d-Clas3 Matter December 16, 1SS7, at ; com the Post Olliee at Pittsburgh, Pa., under the Act of March shliee familywas aske. Ond hewhar t firschurct Sundayh she »h™,interesting*«t • - bined * priest and Sister who has been teaching W 3, tS?9. . wished to attend. "None,- she ans- j f„rent might w >1 *° Catholic doctrine, and the lives OL a 1 dit. we red ; "I'm supposed to be a fion if ^^ ™ *®n the ,itaa THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC is the oldest Catholic individuals who endeavor to con na- Catholic. I guess, but I haven't» the coarl 1^!!. Î0.^ Catholic paper in Pennsylvania, and has more read- duct themselves according to that teat gone to church for years." ers than any other religious periodical published IM i/bét ui the western part of the state. were reflet ted in some measure in whatever "My father and mother were | the w gains for the common welfare the election both Catholics," THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1936 brought about, we shall have nearly the cor a perfectly matter of fact wav -"""is •»•> This occurred in re<-f picture. "They were married shortly after a nearby % cese. It is quite tfc .i . they came to this country and au n 7 certain attu, { There were tangible gains, amiI imn thathati !„•;,, . , .ContrateJfrnllí first they went to church every i trir ; j y of Christian D0{ sense some encouragement ma y be I elf. But W0 1(i have co GIVING THANKS Sunday My father got work in ™ " *e in Con, i wxin it if it hail hp if is plain that there is still largely lacking the mine and they lived in a com , • . -in the Pits fTpillKHK is something reassui'ing in the b rgh Diocese, and it „ fc. that spiritual motive which would entitle us ! p y house. Then he started I fact that the public observance of :in with such cases and prevent to claim every advance toward soeial justice drinking and things got pretty bad Thanksgiving Day has persisted in this them from reaching such a as a triumph of Catholic doctrine. Steps have j at home. I was going to the pub- country, however much it has been modified mentable stage that the Conir- been fallen toward securing a bet ter dist ri- j lie school. My mother wanted to from its original purpose and significance. It ternity shows its worth. hut ion of wealth, as justice demands, but learn to read English and I taught is still a link with the times when men know how far is justice the basis for the movement her. I asked a woman in the and acknowledge their dependence upon ? ¡neighborhood if she* would give In last Sunday and how much of it is due to acquisitiveness their Croator, when it was considered "meet me her old magazines to he In mi Press'' G. K. "Auio- In so far as ugliness, bitterness, intolerance . £ Chesterton's and just" that the people- as a whole should ach my mo1her Rh|l guve mc biography" was reviewed by Har dominate society, we can be sure that < ath -' stories." Pretty return thanks to the Author ol' all gifts for copies of True iy Hansen, whose comments olic principles are not advancing, even mother got so she could « OS the many temporal and spiritual benefits soon my cun ent books are a regular svnd though the conditions of labor are being im read them herself. She enjoyed ' ' feature of the paper. Of ¿8 they had received. Having suffered advers- proved and there are other external signs of them. After a while she quit eo- particular review the only fitting ity, the early settlers felt a due measure of a better social order. The great command- ing to church. My father quit, too, I remark to make is that gratitude when this adversity was relieved; ... -, / .... , -, . , i r i Ti,,.,, il,.. I 1, '.. \ir ; 4 . I . , tt !» ',G lit still stands. "Thou shall love the Lord ¡ Then the Jehovah's Witnesses peo-' work of an ass. In a jumble of they realized their own weakness and the ! Thy Cod . . and thv neighbor as thvself," I stfU'ted coming around, pass-; wretched grammar, incoherent strength of the forces of nature with which a ml until kindliness and consideration, lo v< ing out their little books. My expressions and mean insinuation they were contending; they were humble mother read them. She spent most Hansen has the impudence to ac- of our neighbor for Cod s sal-re, become m on enough, and honest enough, to respond to the of her time reading them and cuse Chesterton of insincerity, and evident among us. we can record ontv limit instinctive desire- to pay homage to their "True Stories." Later on she m ado reveals his own prejudice agains: ed gains toward the objective of a Christian J children stop going to church. Benefactor. Who had aided them in their us the spiritual banner Chesterton •let v. She said religion was all foolish- upheld so splendidly st ruggles. *##### ! ness. The first five of us children About half the review is writ- Today arrogance has, to a sad extent, re- MUSIC were baptized, but the three; ten in the first person ("His eari- placed the humility of early America. Men youngest never were. Fm glad to ier books I enjoyed; his later today give themselves all credit for their phy- get work away from home, b -W-* H1 E name of St. Cecilia, whose feast will I Sec ^ works repulsed me," etc.), but the sical prosperity. They tend 1 o forget, in their icciir next ¡Sunday, brings up inevitably my father is drunk most of latter part, which is still Hansen^ deep concern with temporal matters, that T tbought of music, and it is natural j : j personal reaction to the work; they are me re creatures, here by the w i 11 of that the name of so great a saint of the i — *•» i that "repulsed" him, he phrase? the Creator and dependent upon liim for all Church should be associated with that glori- / \ j / w» rpi tj j i| as if he were speaking for the they are and have. Thanksgiving Day has lost ous part of the liturgy, that remarkable aid I villi Ui 1 110 1 USl i general public ("one wonders . -i . . i much of its original meaning; if has become i whether he was mentally satisfied to devotion, church music. Bui St. Cecilia History From the Files of a mere holiday, with pleasure-seeking the by 'the sensational experience of is the patron, not alone of liturgical music, ( sensation' which he valued so principal interest. THE CATHOLIC but of all music, and of all musicians. The | j highly"). But Hansen will get few Yet that we still have a day officially set example of her pure and holy life is held up to join him in his depreciation of aside for the g i y in g of thanks is a matter for Chesterton, Certainly he ought to by the Church as an inspiration for all those 90 Years Ag< rejoicing; 1 hat the President of the United i become better acquainted with the connected with what should be the pure and States proclaims it. mentioning specifically Bishop O'Connor confirms class ,hin„.s Chesterton stood for before hoiv art of music. Through all time the niov the name of Almighty God; that amid its of 200 at the Cathedral . . . Fam- he make such gross errors as lie ug and uplifting power of music has been line conditions in Ireland gr->vvj speaks of G.K.'s anti-ma- abuse some vestige of its real meaning per- i tioCS sists that it helps to preserve something of ecogni/ed ; every age has seen developments rapidly worse. terialistic outlook as if it wer" in the art, changes in the form that appeals the wholes omen ess of family life; that it af- opposed to his orthodoxy; why? to the succeeding generations, luit if has al- 75 Years Ago He says that from thefirst Ches, - fords an opportunity, for 1 hose who are seri- ways been the case that in usi c has been able Archbishop Hughes, of Newl terton's "mind sympathized wi! ously concerned for the nation's welfare, to the to stir the emotions, elevate men into a spir- York, sails for Europe, stating! the underprivileged (sic) and ft help put malarial things in their proper re- poor, but he admits also a desire itual mood and arouse 1 hough is incapable of j t lia t his mission was one neithei lation toward the 1 hings of fhe spirit: all to conserve property in private expression in words, in a way that no other of health> pleasure, private nor these are reasons why we should welcome the ecclesiastical business . . The hands." Does Hansen think there art succeeded in doing. return of each Thanksgiving Daw Anil that '•Christian Advocate" quotes Ores,-\}a something contradictory be- •re are lands t od: i y where such a legal holi ll is undoubtedly true that we today live tes Brownson as saying that only tweon ownership of property as« day would be unthinkable, where forces are under the influence of music more than has i two of the twelve Catholic papers Che rights of the poor, in control determined to eliminate any public anv other people in historv. That is, we hear J in the United States a re loyal j Chesterton's "Autobiography :« profession of loyally to the Creator, should music, day and night, most of il produced by ' THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLTC • the life story of one of the great- make us even in ore grateful that Ihe thanks professionals and broadcast by that modern and the "Tablet" of New York. est literary figures of our time?. we should feel and do feel may be given open marvel, the radio. Sometimes it is music of ! written by himself. The "Prei- 50 Years Ago ' oertainlv can't justify its p'^"; expression in this part of the world that has ihe highest tvpe, sung bv the finest artists i the presentation to its reader? been so highly favored. or i >l;ivei i a v «l bv the gi'eatest orchestras and St. Peter's Church, Allegheny. i Continued on Page 9, co!. I1 i ui i fori u lia t el v Ulf deal of It is | being used as the pro Cathedra! WHAT GAIN? of 1 he lowest, trashiest type, emp ! 11 '->• j by Bishop I'helan, destroyed oy lir( rTpChN country nas just ended a major technique of the art for crude, ig . ],nr j Father Clouder. assistant 'OiìTV noms DEVOTION at St. Philomena's, a san!'e I a! I election campaign, during which, in a poses, and doing a etna I harm with what ¡ the altar by an insane man. but manner almost unique among the na- should be an agency on 1 y for good. Listen- I is able to finish the Mass . . Gen- N0\EMBEK, 1936 tions. there has been a crystallization of pol- ing to the outpouring of vulgar, monotonous eral Booth, of the Salvation Army. I() Pittsburgh, St- M^'1 * itical and economie 1 bought : social problems, tunes that comes from the radio is bound to I pays his first visit to Pittsburgh, the »Mount. in their practical aspects, have been discuss- have the effect of debasing the public taste i •>()—Ambridge, Divino Bed^ ed and carefully weighed. To an extent nev for real music 25 Years Ago er before witnessed. Cat holic principles were But it is evident that the radio, besides Rev. Peter F. May. pastor of Ellsworth, St. r included in the arguments placed before the afflicting us with a surfeit of bad music is I St. Joseph's Church, Braddock, Pittsburgh, St. B'S> voters; Catholic principles undisguised, making us a nation of music-listeners instead J i lies suddenly . . Rev. John L. S. •n-Sovth Side, Nativity. plainly labeled, received a respectful hear of music producers. In this respect there Martin appointed pastor of St. e} Moneden. St. ! ing. and they were, indeed, advocated by been many nations in the past; and there ! Ann's. Waynesburg --Emsworth, Sacrd ** . . at Hvafintìi'•lyafini" ' j I. J. Griffin, church historian, dies •» j—Pittsburgh, St. many wno own no allegiance to the Church. many today, more musical than we are. with Joseph in Philadelphia. '">—North Side. St What gain has been aeeomplished for these music a real part of their lives, as it is not 2(1 Tarent um, f^g | principles ? ('an wo claim that in the final with us. And there can be no donisi that fhose 10 Years Ago »7—pirtsburgh. St. ta ; decision rendered by the voters there has who make music derive greater benefit ¡han I loba n, or Scranton, .«„McKcesport, St. been incorporated something of the ideals of those who always listen. At one time pa risii Risln dies of "pneumonia . . Over 2.000 S-Annandalo, Sp „ | social justice set forth by Pope Leo and choruses distinct from Ite church choirs A attend Holy Name Society rally j SO— Pittsburgh, Pone Pius? flourished even in f lie small parishes ; today ¡reís' .1, in theater al McKoespoi't. The answer is ouif e o that the-- are few and far bei ween. Would not a I Brentwoou. . been a definite advance toward the ae.-opi. ai oí i nese euo ra ! g ron t >s which men 5 Years \go anee of f hese principles. The very term. ' ' so- women, young and elder] could talee I! Most Rev. John Gregory Mur- ; S-ReaverFnlK» • ,, cial justice", is alinosi < 'af hoiic, and it has b a v i ¡nable, re fu ' parish a e ! ra v. Bishop of Portland. Ore , is; j Reaver been proclaimed as an object i ve I own rd which tivify. helping I o bring m ti si e back as the in- made Archbishop of St. Paul . 5 IfoineMeJid, policies and platforms, legislation and admin fluence if should be toward higher thoughts. ¡Property purchased for convent ist rat ion should tend. The precise form of its a more spiritual outlook I for Corpus Christi Parish. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER li), 1936 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC SEVEN The Co-Operative Movement through charily or through de- graded standards of living." (Op. | cit). , \ ! s (IIURCH MUSIC aiJlu al the i)rt,H;iu mumc Co-operation recognizes nei Cooperation nt ^ er coercion, intimidation nor com- ! ? DIOCESAN ( I:JUíU'B MUSIC COMMISSION .gaming iiie objective of uictator- sion. It is based on voluntary! S srup of ihe proletariat. Under •• I z Key. C. A. Sanderbeck, Secretary And iyoniiiiumsin Communism most of the control and enlightened action of indi-1 ; L08 N, Dit h ridge St., Pittsburgh wiU operate from the top down, viduals, not of groups acting un- The question ¿as been asked j and agencies of propaganda will der an influence from without. what rtJiiwiou there is henveouj ut under «¡ate control. Co-operation insists on the "worth OFFICIAL j tiered "staecatu", that is each of the individual without glorify, The pastor of Sacred Heart note is hammered in the most. Cty-OpeOratioi n anu Communism, j Coopcntt urn holds as an im- ing individualism. It develops in- Tüö answer is that tliere ;s no re-; portant tenet that democracy Church, Pittsburgh, is disregard- monotonous, tiresome and un- lividuals in social directions b lation between them. Then: ..-¡mu-s, be emphasized not only" in placing'"respon^WlityIndivid-1 iS^T^ Regulations by pleasant way. Again, the rendi- spectiva philosopmes are m op- the field of politics but in the uals for Weal ends.* Co-ooeratmn| , " orfeamsl; who has i tl0J1 "f the Quilisma is too often 1U lfliCd f r tne Dj0ces0 omittcd in positipnposiupu. niAil uwanalysij »-••s„ Ot the two I economivvuuuiun-c sphere as well. "One is more than an oronomic order ^p-/, f ^ ° singing the e responserespt s systems will show that tuei't isj person, on0 vote regardless of It is a society based on brother-1 ' of the Preface, at the words nothing in common between Ca- j own.cn ship." This democratic prin. hood." in a Christian dispensation «,„„»... 7* ~ „ .. . "Habemus" and "Dignum". 1 operation and Communism as itj ciple applies to all classes, to all Sunday C Hoir Recitals The correct Church pronuncia- it wan inevitably recognize rh>j Next Sunday afternoon, Nov. is understood today and to both sexes. primacy of the Fatherhood of >> n of the words of the respons- 22, at 3:00 o'clock, in Synod Hall, Control Status of Instituí ions God, and man's brotherhood in e's should also be taught the sing- giate Communism believes inj I-low will free institutions fare! His Son. 125 North Craig St., a choir re- ers. for sometimes it is truly a paternalistic protection ol' the under these economic systems, \j •— al will b0 given by the choirs puzzle t<> understand what they of St. Andrew's Church. North •"left", dictatorship of the prole,-e„ the school, church, press? Un-1 Oatholir Co On Pinn :uv singing. Of most importance tariat; absolutism; control based der Communism the school and " jrAdiI1 .Side. and SI. Michael's Church, j is the right pronunciation of" the lt!l U*oa* violen• t seizure of the govern- the pres' s will be instrumentV s in Praised BKJyF Miners • > side. | vowels 't\ < which in Latin ai Organists, choir directors, choir ways sounds as "ee" in Bee). and ment•»t;; conrol held by fo-rcforesi ; owownn- the hands of the totalitarian slastatet , mi ership and control held by the As for religion, experience shows Truro. N- sS. •, Nov. 12 Ths j mbers and Sisters (particular "u". (which always sounds as r ? t vi State. Marxism believes in his Lor-thai the Church is to be virtually j TTnitrd Mine Workers in Nov,aa « y to; se who are in charge "oo" in Moon). ical materialism, called the econ-* repudiated; to be suppressed as! Scrtia- at their convention here nu sic in their convent chapel Although the organ may be amiomica determinatio- n of history. , iJ servin,g , no purposi- — L e in— Marxian! unanimousli y indorsed the co-op- m. d. , in parish schools) arc •.•spec used to accompany the responses 1 e., that change, _ s_ i.-n society are thought.1.. . On thI e othe, r hand. . , Cath,_ - prativf'ritivco movemenmf .l.-i t sponsored by St. ¡except on the days of Holy ruled by changes in the instru- olic leaders are in accord in ap I Francis Xavier University of An-i to the public Week wh -n its use is strictly for- ment s of production, and that thus; proving cooperative principles, tigonish. The resolution said i bidden ), it is considered more adoption of the principal features The Responses gradual technical perfection in tin j The ;e principles are in accord » ••nirchiy to sing the responses production of commodities will be j with religious thought and with t f tho co-operative movement; The responses are of great unaccompanied. If the organist the determining factor in influ-1 the social teachings of the Church, was an integral part of the IT. M. j value and most significant in the wishes to accompany the respons- e'neing men's present status. It . Co-operation recognizes the W. in Nova Scotia. services of the Church. During; es with the organ, he should do so places a minimum of stress on j Church as free from economic and Delegates'' heard three repre-l the first centuries of Christianity softly-, without tryin„ g„ to over- Mi tatives of the St. Francis Xav-J the responses at High Mass (as j power the voices. He should al; the human will as freely choosing'state control. "The Catho]iJ sentatives of the St. Francis Xav-| the responses at High Mass (as power the voices. He should als< the direction human society may Church strongly desires to see the! icr University extension depart-) well as the Kyrie. Sanctus, Bene- be familiar with the diatonic Gre- takeI. j co-operative movement develop!' ment: Rev- Dr- M- Coaly, di-j dictus and Agnus Dei) were sung gorian "formula" for the accom- Consumers' Co-Operation, on ¡and regards its extension as an I roctor" ' Dirvr~ l>'- F"- MacDonald and b•y the whol• e congregation•• . Wht laniment of the responses. Dr. A. B. MacDonald. rightly understood, they are found the contrary, believes in political i integral part of its Christian so Oiqanists and sineers should democracy re-enforced by econ- j cia] order program" says Rev. G. imbued with Christian sentiments :>ar in mind that| there are sev- omic democracy. It believes in! A. McDonald, S.J., editor of the I inspired by Catholic doctrine, j eral arrangements ^ the re- control by all through education "Queen's Work." Cardinal Pacelli | When correctly sung, they are j sponse "Deo Gratias" which vary and democratic means. Fascism j Economic Justice Rof(MVOfl Rv Pono fu!1 of moaninK- £md po33ess a;n musical setting according to (in Italy and Germany) sires es State Communism bases society IVVVLITCU I'J ^F^'j dignified charm that is appealing j the different seasons and feasts of dictatorship of the "right". Com-! on class struggle and class inter- I to the listeners. j the ecclesiastical year. These munism demands dictatorship of est. It advocates violent, methods Vatican City, Nov. 14 Cardi- But it is well known to all con- should be studied and th? proper the "left" (as in Rnssia). in the to override the rights of the mid nal Pacelli arrived in Rome this eerned that, in most of our j one sung on the day assigned, United States, until recently, th die and upper classes. TI wnuwoulnd evening and was immediately re-j church ch<(irs< the responses at] Every choir should be ready to ccived hy Popc Pius to whom he dictatorship came from force the agrarian class into a ' ; High Mass and other liturgical Is infI the proper "Deo Gratias" to ter", ¿those in control of concen -stem --et up in the interests made a detailed report on his, flJncti0n3 do not receive due con- [the priest's or deacon's "Ite missa - trated wealth. the urban proletariat. Tt reco» - journey to America. j sideration and attention. As a | est" or "Benedicamns Domino" as n his arrival at thc Rome sta Cq-operaiism also believt s CO-operaivos only to be used ° "| matter of fact, they are often ren-j prescribed by the Rubrics. Like- 1 tion the principle of "one man, on furt^e Communistic ends. Cardm.'il Pacelli declared j (jerC(i "inaccurately" and there-! wise it should not be ignored that vote, regardless of shares held. Cooperaiism advocates thehej, himself "highly satisfied" with his }>r. ..ineftVl.Uvc,y.; ¡the responses assigned for Mass- This is the esence of eco nun c •adual and peaceful return of American trip, which was d Organists and singers are very' es of the d -ad and for Ferial scribed mocracy, wherein the people de- ownership to the people on a just as "enjoyable and profit- ()fton rt fauIt in sin jnr tho re.' Masses are in part different from b1e frora a clde what shall be their status in bo •<]?. Tt pbices human rights political, social and spcnscs bccau,p {h(.y hav„ ]oarn., these used on Sundays and festi- the economic sphere. In insistimvi above property rights. Neverthe- rcligious viewpoint." ed them by "tradition" and trust vals. on voluntary participation andj icss "Co-operation touches no lie- expressed profound apprec- fco th( h. ^ and numrrv jn ^J As a conclusion we may say ownership of the many it coin,-1 man's fortune, seeks no plunder, ion for the welcome he re- ing them Very probabIy they | that the res] ses are not dii.i- cides with traditional American causes no disturbance in society, th0 other side "t the ncver have geen responges in cult to learn, but they require the ideals. Using these me a ns it tend I elves no trouble to statesmen, en- AM flal an titic anand ththee grgreatesi t admira- t,„,.,.,ir pron . ,„ ,'.|tj. _ . ' necessai-y rehearsing. A choir that to restore ownership and control ^o-s info no secret associations.! 'ton-for America, w hi eh, quite ob- i i. nave no conception of the j sin&s the responses cont-uuy is to the determining number of th"j contemplates no violence, sub- j viously. made a venv deep impres- ••,.;;] value i f the different notes ' already an eilicient choir and spoke with real citizenrvcitizenry. Co-pperatipCo-operation Vdbelni v ini jj no order, envies no dignity, i sum on him. He sr snd :.]' their rhythmical succes-f aeserves recognition as such, : no 'nthusiasm about President. R'los- free will and freedom of choice.. favor, keens no terms sion. Many choirs go pn year af It holds no brief for historical with the idle, and will break no •vclt and the meeting with him ter year with hardly a single re it Hyde Park. Made' Crucifixes materialism. faith with fhe industrious." fC-. hearsal of the responses. Henc The Cardinal refused to say. Arouse Irish Protests Disposing of Wealth R. Hutchinson, "Seeking a New see How is newly created wealth to World Through Co-operatives.") however, whether he hopes to I execution 'of them ' " ' ' • be disposed ? Communism says Method .yf Expansion nerican Ambassador accrcd- * A ^ ' Dublin, Ireland, Nov. 11 • -Com- t . 1 H« FT, .Tir tí :\Tpfr nnditi ,n of the re- that the profits of indo • •• •• Communism advocates an ac- L-> Lile ll'l, O laint is being made that English tila 1 and complete revolution. Iti Cardinal Pacelli was met at the ì e in be ob.served l>y e very on Catholic business houses are go to the State which will then at- * ' , , choir. no matter "i!i" tmnii tv representatives into Ire tempt to distribute this we a 1 th is to progress "bv the alleged, Naples doclcs. where he arnved | tir C land to sell statues, crucifixes and equitably by central control. Con- gres ter eiiìciency. of il s organiza-.; ibis in ornine; a board the Conte de " it < ¡on. once it is under way, and Savoia, by Cardinal Afic.alesi other religious articles made in sumers' Co-oner a i ion savs earn 1 !, social savings." ! Archbishop of Naples; Msgr. Tar Japan. A statement to this effect Ings of industry are to go to lb v KS. Co-onofíition is of eradual dini. acting Secretary of Stat- lias been issued by the secretary people who own and control the . • , i recUu a* Ordinary Affairs, who repre- ' the of !h;. pj hgioiis Goods Wholesale enterprise, and who create business! growth. Tt is the organization o an consumer groups, and the cd the Vatican, and a large ; Vatican I- " i Traders' Association of Ireland. through their purchases. In thi no way buying power ;-• built v t expansion of ownership of ecclesiastical dignitaries. It is pointed out that this is the fi of their weekly rehearsals t< amoxrg the people and eor-re h'a-| ' f^ntrol toward production. | He travel - d to. bv , fi>-«t t ime Japanese firms have n ing and reminding the sit tion of wealth Is obviated Thdl stresses education} ¡a!e in the afternoon, and was, ;crs i ¡¡r,.!5 ,,p ¡he production of Catho- hn lic religion- emblems, and that democratic principle is further I med participation. TÎ s tan On ipl^i p "7 1 n\ I erly until 1jS oh been made possible expressed in the statement that | three Cardinals. th greater part ; 'S11 , , Effccts e n j through the English importers' new wealth is created for thn u ( m nunhni being an economic j of the diplomatic corps accredit- j ' marked nding samples of various sta- "f all rather than for the nr >fo nf that exalts materialism, j (d to th . Vatican, and a great! 4 e ( 0r(?s(iinn obp ' tues such as the Infant of Prague, thp few, thus making for greater that upholds the doctrines of class ' to Japan, to be copied in plaster abundance among the people in ' o-- njid violent revolution, is ! « nd metal. general. " ' , - therefore, dominate public Phe dragging of the responses The association appeals to Cath- s^ ^ SOrViP° opinion, if it should come to pow- T-oljoh Students a, m os I common fault among ilics to refrain from buying pa- «rate Communism places the er. In order to bring society under Another common .:•! le religious objects, which service of the urban proletariat its control. Propaganda would Phow Feligions Belief ^ ( f • h tec ted bv the Japanese primary jn its functioning, at take the place of education and i-eth,f hem. pPa.a . Novv . irlf>. OOff tjssimotissimo"" throughoutthroughout.. I—n some' national trade mark, the "Chrv- least in theory. Fascism serve; opportunities for individual ac- thA 1l.lG noO nndundergraduate( ra-raduatt ss ooff , I.I«?" " casecasess thetheyy araree sunsungg totooo quicklyquickly, , s-inthrmnm" design,» or by the the owners or controller« of'lion would be conditioned by the hieh TTniversitv there are only 29 while in other cases they are ren- 'Made in Japan." w^alth-^the middl—tale or uppeunpern totalitarian state. Granted that do not indicat classes. Capitalism works for the evils in the pro, preference. business and banking interests, j fit system utide r capitalism A total of 340, over 21 per cent, Consumers* Co-operation i ie reaction to these evils serv 1 * v n' - *• *-• - - — qvp memberTîit, 1*1 » »v.s ~ of t. thi.ijve - Presbyteria» - - n <*er, says that the consume! . 1 Tf morrlv 0*0C.S .. . • , T, f I that is, ap members of the so- f ... no real pmpose. it merei> . h vh_ Th„ following is a 1-st «y^P'iM o distort the scale of values and ^ varioUg denominational prefer- f vm cietv should receive the benefit 0r •ïgrJÊtc. ¡s u he purpose of life in' .. fhe mind.* t li sfì shown in a survey just com- | modern methods of produetson in imple men groping for th pieted : ^portion to their partieimt ion j! truth. iscopalians, 2G7; Cttlr-Mo-. - ^/-^/V^^ftgoJ^'" >n ownership r i* control and benefit Co-one rat «on, however, makes ^ Lutherans of 157; Methodists, r , ^ fXf/f P^duction and disi n buti« ¡n for the restoration of economic '' j; F van e eli and R,f f^tä^ß&m - - ffièr «trumpflf«, , . . .. en-vres effort by giv of Democracy ? j ,',T pfople a chanco to own an- 93-' Hebrews 85; Methodis¡. .- t.L Epis-co. ; Nf®^..>- • if * r copal. > 1; Congr.-eationabsfs, 58. fgjP',^' QU .. Vö(/%1 Commnnlsni sv'-'fon o? •• their own commodity stm H a miscellaneo 00* "'J>fp-a -p/trtí^/' Jomlnatfon by a mlnon'tv "TiMin.i v'- "Hv o;-,ani,ing their econ-, ^ ; mti«ts. 33; Protes- Claims to favor democracy as -mlc power as consumers thev tants. 30; Quakers. IS; Morav- ¡ a ult1l * "atP method of "fivci'n Uavo their self respect through a. ^ and unitarian^ 12 ment- ^t considers It impractic-1 self-help program rather than. • me HT THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC XiniHSDAT, Novna*¡SI

! pi ovos have represented themselv "VtT; ^rench Priest NutT TO THE POIN ! os as younger than they really ari Letters From the callous spirit pervading in ™I ÄÄ As Academy — — I'.iustry means thai they couldn't; Readers (Continued from Page 6) get 01 hold their jobs if their real j Mrs. Leo Siaab. Mrs. Harry r . ~~ this important book in the hands ages were known- ami now they • -'-im Young. Wa d Har-L N°V' Ms« ^ Proper Christmas Cards M^cr- James H. Tr " ^ °f ^^ of so careless and prejudiced a. must toll the truth to Uncle Sam r !: er Marsraret Sweer - K»<>UUSs wnri,= -7' P«la commentator. or deprive themselves of the bene- ev, Wiibert ™" and VaT? fits to which they are entitled. I You as well as I Fitzgerald, Marcus Hohenfeld ! !°s °f imP3rt^t Church of The announcement that a rep- It is too much to expect that the a? ,, m 'a JV K h, column Herbert Bride. Sarah Graham.' V!™ Jhe thfte c?,d Point" M,s p t I y^rday to v^ resentative of the "Catholic j the Social Security Act would im-j ''To t ve ' i x Worker" is coming to Pittsburgh 1 mediately relieve ail the ills of j on ate at a each store I ' an, Mrs. J P. Kunkel, Mrs he Academic f Si»vt nnm. Thnniaj nomasc TI'urcei) l 1 to discuss the movement of which our economic and industrial sysr j is trying t world '«wwa all over ,1. 1Mrs . E. J. Kelseh. Fred Lang Al ncluding the TLÏ that paper is the voice, should tem; they have been too long neg- ver Using variety of ' he United deeply interest all Catholics who! !ccto(i (o 110 healed so readily. It I s Xander Sim ana k, Robert Thoma Mrs. Gertrude I Thp ()ther two give any thought to the great tois . I will take many trials, and many c ng and Elizabeth the " Aca^aT ^ « sue of social justice. A glance I ranges and a great deal of pati- } ou ari irging Catho- i Quinn. Lacretelle. author«^?** through any issue of that paper ! etice before legislation gets to the =e cards if and Admiral Marie X ** rooitt cof all the trouble, But at leas! \v wisn f which ex- will show that it is idealistic to ' " " ^ J-a^ fcriBer Mini^ an incredible extent, and that it something is being done. >ss Chrî tents and re- Alumnae Dance One vacancy « is practical and definite too. These tlio h ly feast the still headlines from the November Gh amas, ; ^rty sefs of the Acadi number give some notion of the mi F u r t h e r arrangements have are chW» At Mount Mercv express been mad heir stand it takes: "Globe Strikers' ti Christian ! o for the dance to be j [. outstanding contributions t„ the adv Cause Is Right. Strike Is Wrong;" ti caros ai en- dd at the Hotel Sehenloy on ' ancement of civilization Rev. Wilfred Parsons. S. J.J j Friday evening, Nov. "Mormons Relieve Brothers With- ditor of "America" from 19251 used ? It thev o by the —- j j,.. i Divine Providence A c ni out State Assistance;" "Seamen! „ntil a few months ago. and now pienti! c i m y ? Strike in Face of Corrupt Union j professor of European History m| hof the mdivuiuais ¡ Mu m na«- Association. Mary c. Marie Cyphers. Marie ! Hospital Baaar Leadership;" "Communist or Not,! uble thei e Hand 5011. j 3:00 o'clock. Callahan at an open meeting at n Sr. Joseph's Hall, with Ruth j ^ \v w i get and so St. Agnes' next Monday evening Anderson, public school physical and gan kind be otters an opportunity to come in j education instructor, as speaker. cr so cneap tney sen contact with this important, vital, Committee members "are"; Maryj ^ m >re plentifully. The rN CARD PARTY fcrce- Jane Vetter. Helen Herrmann, o" suitable Christmas — i Elizabeth Brown. Katherine Mc-| :ure books3 fof ar- children. îomethii is said on another ?V, Rita Stinnor, Veronica Mc- Vhy do not Ca lie parish so-j|j Benefit i>) page about the film "Cloistered" ,~ Mary V. White Victorine ios lay in a ock of real,|j n lev> •th while Chr which is to open in Pittsburgh in , McLaughlin, j nas greet inpK* Van Balen Rita tí r a few weeks. A- most readers Genevieve Harris, Mary Bell cards and orrer i nom jo tnei r me m. ¡ |i Missionsry Confraternity know, THE PITTSBURGH CATH- Frances Schneider. Anno Waters. boi ; ri. cost orice in their own ! I OLIC accepts no advertising for Eileen Weber and Martha Mere- lis will solve Auditcrium New St. Mary's movies, and it carefully refrains dith. as has been of Mercy Church from "urging" anyone to see any a airvoy just completed at I picture presented under the usual , Ferry St. Mercy College shows that Let others try Third Ave and commercial conditions. There have , per cont of the girls' fa- it L.V.B. been too many sad cases where Id business positions, sev- Catholics were urged to go and T ) the Ed i te i Tuesday Evening, Nov. 24-8:30 P.M. per rent are skilled opora- see some "wonderful ' film, onlyi Lately I urtcen per cent executives, hi ic to be affronted with something of- i CATHOLIC cr ADMISSION 35c rVlt or cent are enginec rs and ;omplaints about the fensive on the same program. r • ,y n >• cent are retired. Other .mas cards that abound "»vi« W ^ iwi 2 m tn iF.rjzw&cjtnil amMill .^a IP, »«ap j Rut "Cloistered" seems to b V. T agree with you in what • sitiens represented are account- something entirely different. It is| ants. government employes, phy- iy of them ] 00 per cent, eas -n that T am writing tc a record of life in a real convent ;'cians. laborers, architects, at- —not a Hollywood distortion. o this ma' tor is, that real WAITING FOR THE VERDICT r 111 Everyone who sees it calls it mas cards ran 1 m mirchn >- (a fonr-act drama) pharmasists, and industrialists. touching, impressive, remarkable. will be staged in And the house where it is to bo Pj Si •n ;thory a re housewives, it was shown has a reputation of not giv- shown, with three per cent busi- :nvn. r ST. FIDE LIS AUDITORIUM ing offense. So it seems proper ness women and two per cent so- Salvatoi HERMAN, PA. and fair to say that when this pic- cial workers. fi ture comes to town. Catholics nas cards thai can be pro- SUNDAY, NOV. 22 THURSDAY, NOV. 26- should mhke it a point to see it. anywhere. If anyone is even if they have to fori go some 0amck 'Jamboree' îinted with their cards, SUNDAY, NOV. 29 of the run-of-mine "feature films" in order to do so. Yours truly, 2:15 P.M. Admission 25c St. Wendelin's Lyceum will •—o— J, A. G. The dauy Ia this week sponsor its thirel annual "Th carry a report of an article ap- Hying jamboree" for the benefit j pearing in a current magazine in ~f St. Wendelih's Church, Car- Catholic Forum which William H, Bristow, gen- riek. Tuesday evening. Nov. 24.1 •t g « n « eral secretary of the National Cards will be played in the school) .ho regular meeting of Congress of Parents and Teachers, auditorium: dancing and other en-j ;.. e.ivnm hi.!,l Tunclnir condemns the "censorship of mo- tertainment will be featured in 1f1i ¡2 1 tion pictures." Then it adds that the gymnasium, and other attrac- y i i ts ns Will be offered in the Ly- cinnati, defends "the othe r side of j e urn rooms. the censorship argument " Some; Cards will begin promptly at • IV Fi day the newspapers may come to i S: 30 P. M... and dancing will be; understand that the Legion of Do. conducted from 9:00 to 12:00 P. I Best!" cencv, regarding which Archbishop M. McNicholas wrote, is not a cen.-1 — sorship body. While it complains rir i Cheaper to the producers of what it thinks' arean Scenes More Heat! A 4. C* is wrong, the producers can dK- I 111 Solon Hill College < o i o .nf,. mter- Per Winter! • Lasts Longer! regard these complaints if they see j n that day. 1 fit. The work of the Legion of DP. j Greamiburg, N The cencv in reality corresponds to thei Classic Guild of N placing nf warning labels on poi-l will present "Great Plan Monthly Party son; the poison makers are not fi.haki arc on In North Side Parish stopped from bringing out theiri v at 8:00 product, but they cannot object.I , ? Itili ( if those who know it is deadly in-1 tj1( card sist on marking it so that others Ca e du-'' od will bo on their guard. Y 011 tiTKi —o— ;rn "The T; if the n Rd.. Many pathetic incidents come to Shrew". light as the provisions of the So- cial Security Act are discussed and preparations are made for putting F rankst own Card Party if Info effect. Unforunately hope I dav [>1 the ! soerox to have been raised in the \ minds of some elderly men a nd j _ Comp*** women that (hev are to start nv- Pi' M. ceiving a pension immediately: j i Refill Division- GBalit Sl^l they are cruelly disillusioned when i '' I bo hold as; > ; 417 WOOD STREET they find that the federal act will; usual in the h hall, S100 r, mean nothing to them. Pathetic, | 1'rankstown Mrs Herbert! 7. too, are the instances where em- James will be hostess. ward Fa triti, Harry Buerkle. Jr NOVEMBER 19, 19S6 mni William H. Conti 11. both of whom Msgr. Ready Pays will begin each evening at 8:00 ha ci served as i overnors of this Ex-Governor of Iowa I o'clock. chapt er were among the mchoon Diocese $400,000 Tribute to Heroes speakers. Mrs. Connell the in- Monday will be "Men's Ni ?ht"; In The Parishes ernational Tuesday. "Women's Night", and president, was guest p Moines, la., Nov. 17 The "if honor at Wednesday, "Family Night" All the tea given on Sun- death her on Nov. 4 of Nathan e proceeds will go toward the sup - (Continued from Paye 5) Work of W&r Welfare Groups day at the Barclay Hotel under K. Kendall, former governor of port of the church and school. members and Recalled In Armistice the auspices of the n embers of Iowa, revealed that Mi. Kendall those Interested may Day Ceremony the Philadelphia City Circle, bcfor,, his death had given $415,- communicate with Mrs. C . F. The Pittsburghers Berlin Bishop Orders Boyle, : in attend 000 in municipal bonds to the Washington, D. C., Nov. 14 mce at the conferenc e were Sis Catholic Diocese of Des Moines to Catechism For Adults Paying tribute to the memory of 'ei- Francis Regis and Sister Joan he used "for the general benefit I SACRED HEART (Emsuorth) of St.. Paul's Gf America's hero dead at the tomb Cathedral School; homeless, destitute, and aban- Berlin, Nov. 6. Bishop Prey- Saturday: 7:30 P.M., novena de- of the Unknown Soldier in Arling- Sister Helen Cecilia and Sister doned children of Iowa." sing. of Berlin, has just ordered! votions in honor of Our Lady of ton National Cemetery Wednesday Cecilia Claire of Seton Hill, Mr. Kendall had no church af- that cathechism classes for adults Perpetual Help. morning, Very Rev. Msgr. Michael Greensburg; Mrs. John M. Hav-J filiations, but his first wife, Belle be started in each of the 70 par- o'-ty, Mrs. Earl Tebbetts. Mrs. Wooden Ken dell, who died in J. Ready, assistant general secre- ishes of the diocese. An hour's in- NT. SCHOLASTIC WS A Naples in 1927 while on a world Aspin tary of the National Catholic Wel- McCrory, Mrs. John Frey- struction is to be given each week wall) Sunday: 7:30 P.M. fare Conference, recalled those tour with the former devo- vogel, Mrs. Heatherington, Flor- governor, by special catechists who will fol- fions and"*Benediction. "other heroes and heroines, those ence Feenev, Ursula Dowling, was a Catholic. Mr. Kendall low a prescribed program. who pursued in the holy company Gertrude McCaffrey, Mrs. Donald married aealagainn , annmdi »hi s will, pro In a letter ordering the classes ST. SVIA ESTER'S (Brent of our American welfare associa- McNeil, Mrs. donnei] and M rs. bäiec Saturday, Nov. 7. provides the Bishop writes: "The study of wood) Three Masses will be cele- tions the noble ideals of peace oven Munhall. that his widow will receive an the catechism is still the best i brated Sunday instead of the usual in the midst of war" and placed annuity of $7.500 from th dio- e means of defending ourselves ! two, opening a two-week mission high '"on that headro'l of Amer- ces as well a half his estate 0 s against modern paganism." to be conducted by Rev. Norbert ica's patriots" the name of Rt. Passionists To Give after all deductions have been Miller, O.M.Cap.. of St. Francis' Rev. Msgr. John J. Burke, C S 1\, Missions and Novenas made. late general secretary of the N.C. Switzerland Outlaws Friary, Brookline. These Masses Mr. Kendall served as a United will be at 7:30, 9:00 (for children) W.C. States representative before he A partial list of novenas and Communist Activity; and 10:30 o'clock. Welfare Groups Represented was elected governor, a position missions to be conducted by mem- Speaking at the exercises, which which he held for two two-year I Geneva, Nov. 6 Th Swiss *!bers of the Passionisi Order at- e are held each year at the tomb of terms. He was regarded as the government announced on Tues- ST. THOMAS' tached to St. Paul's Monast (Braddoek) — the Unknown Sodier under the ei'v most eloquent orator in Iowa dur- day a number of anti-Communist The two we South Side, within the next k mission bring con- auspices of the seven national wel- sev ing his public career. In the last measures, to into effect imme- ducted in th parish by Rev. Char- crai weeks, was announced go fare organizations authorized by yes-1 10 years h took no active part diately. They include a ban on les Flynn. ( SC., and Rev. Will- terday by Very Rev. e the government during the World Benjamin in politics. He was a Republican. the importation of all news- iam Burke C.S.C., of Notre Wirtz. C. P. War to do welfare work at home recto as follows: j papers, pamphlets, or other forms Dame. Ind . will be conclud d on Nov. 22 Dec and abroad, Msgr. Ready said, "our r 13 Holy Trinity of propaganda, which have a Sundav OVmrnV reverence and respect for thi* un- » lurch. Perth Amboy. N. J., I Pre - Thanksgiving Fete Communist, Anarchist, ant ¡ re- Sebastian Fialko, C.P. and! know American soldier is a mock- In East End ligious or anti-militarist charac- ery unless we strive with our full Rev. Eugene Kozar, C. P. Parish ter. Chaplain Nov. 29 Dec. 8 St. Joseph's might to see to it that the hero \ ban is alsISOo placed on the Church, Oradell. N. J., Rev. honored in his chastely fashioned Next Monday evening. Nov. 23. giving of instruction in Commun- Cleveland, O. Nov. 10 Rev. Gilbert Walser, C. P, monument is America's last un- the Women's Guild of St. Bede's ist propag anda and tac ies. Frank J. McManus, assistant at Dec 6 - 13 Holy Trinity Church, known soldier." "Our pilgrimage Church. East End. will hold the St. Mary's Parish. Lorain, has Perth Amboy, N. J., Rev. Cor- here is futile," he added, "unless annual pre-Thanksgiving party in Meeting Next Friday been appointed a chaplain in the we resolve to bring to our courw- fu a e Flaherty, C P the parish school hall, Edgerton United Stairs navy, it has been try the only real assurance of Dec. 6-20 St. C yril's of Alex- St. Turkeys will form an import- Of Lithuanian Priests announced by the Chancery office peace, a love for God and a rec- and ria Church. North Side, ant attraction at the affair. here. ognition of our brothers throughr ! •v. hastian Ochsen re iter. Bridge. 500, euchre and old The monthly meeting of Lith- out the world as sons of God." maid will be played and the com- uanian Roman Catholic Priests In addition to the National mittee will furnish seasonal en- League of the Diocese of Pitts-1 FOR SALE burgh will be held in the rectory I gj n Catholic Welfare Conference, the] Blood Order tertainment. A luncheon will be un-HTi ROOM Brick House, other organizations represented at ecious served. Mr. and Mrs John of St. Casimir's Parish, S >uth near Annunciation Church Side, of which Rev. Magnus Ka- the exercises included the Youn new foundation: Rev. Leo Conrad, Ethel Conrad, Helen Car- the Missionary Confraternity will | 9713—2622 Linwood Ave., N. S. i. Vogt, superior; Rev. Gorge ey, Mrs. Richard Liebler, Mrs. be solemnized in St. Mary's of 1 Pittsburgh. Pa. Kra ft, Rev. Valentine Fleck, en- John Berschneider, Mrs. Clara Mercy Church, Third Ave., and Sweep stein, Rev. Henry Druffel and Finucan, Mrs. Wnrren Miller, Mrs. Ferry St., on Thanksgiving morn- Catholic Croats Rev. Alfred Mever. L. K. Cross. Mrs. Mary Mellits, ing at 9:00 o'clock, Elections in Yugoslavia Mrs. John Casey, Mrs. Thomas the Mass breakfast will Gribbon, Mrs. Catherine McCann, in the auditorium for ni Zagreb. Yugoslavia, Nov. 10 To Hold Annual Fete and Mrs. E. M. Evans. the organization and the Municipal elections held yester- In South Side Parish FOR day in parts of Bosnia, Herccgo- Free Organ Recital vina and Dalmatia resulted in Squirrel Hill EVERYONE overwhelming victories for the Th° annual Thanksgiving fes- Bazaar Dr. Caspar Koch w tival of Holy Cross Parish, South in the usual free organ IN THE Croat Nationalists, under the Plans are being completed this Side, will be held Thanksgiving Carnegie Hall, North Catholic leader Vladimir Mat- week for the "mammoth bazaar" FAMILY Eve, ¡Wednesday evening. Nov. 3:00 o'clock next Sunday chek. They polled 111.000 v >»es and annual Thanksgiving festival 25, at the South Side Market noon. Bess Manloveg. v Dental work HI all its Branches ion against only 10 000 for the Serb! to be held by members of St. crediti. Pay woeltlv what you call sf- Radicals and l.fiOO for the Y 1 House, South 12th St. Many new will be the guest solois iorii. Extractions ar.leeo or Bwake go- Philomena's Parish, Squirrel Hill, Slav Fascists. About 4.000 1 j attractions will be offered, Ralph Lewando at were on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- j The following committee is In 1 polled by the Serb Opposif day evenings, Nov. 23, 24 and 25. ition. j charge of the affair: Michael CHAS. D. GILLESPIE In Croatia, even areas ; New games, new features and th & PENN largely Hanlcy, general chairman; Joseph inhabited by Serbs gav,. a other new attractions will be on Attorney at Law !t m a j & MARKET y for the Croat Nationalist? R. O. O'Brien, publicity; Albert t Itoom »<14 521 Fourth A vomir le program for the affair which Telephone 2395 O.i.ts The Serb Radical party p ,}], - Geiger, William Connors, William about 20 per cent less than th. M. Barry. Daniel Murphy, Thomas r U"> ipmww w '»•«AIWWSROFN r< fr m rr Croats, while the rest of the bal Gorman, and Mrs. Marie Cross; FANCY AND ARTISTIC ROLLER oka i ING il lots were divided anrmfi the Fas BY ^«t and other dissident groups. It is doubtful, as a result of tin Dedicate Wayside Shrine BRIGHT STAR ^cent municipal elections m i these various provinces, that 76 Yenr-Oid Indian, Champion Pioneer Roller Skater the! i 'arrisburi Pa., Nov. 14 ¡Most APPFAKINO AT Belgrade Government can coun ev. Ce "g"• L Leech, Bishop of °n even on^tenth of the elector :¡ rrisburg, presided at th e decii- Diamond Square Roller Skating Rink ate. Diamond and Markcj Sts. Pittsburgh, Pa. iti on of a wayside shrine in ( r the Sacred Heart of hid Floor Diamond Market Building) U5 )an ville, on Armistice Pittsburghers 0»' Attend i >ay Th. shrine, a gift of the Friday, Nov State Session past of St. Joseph's Church, {Benefit Old St. i at rick' l'a10:3 ri s h ) 0 p.m. IP.C.A. ( Midi 10:30 I'M Rev '. F. X. Dougherty, is erect- Sal urda v Nov. lì : 1:00 I'M 1:00 P.M. ed on the school grounds in full Philadephia, Nov 16 Hie OTHER ATTILA« HONS I\< I.I DIM. view of traffic on thi main high- *%hteenth annual conferencc of Pe : v' h rough the city THE FLYING DEMONS ¡. nnsylvania Chapt ir of the ^ernational Federation Representing" A Spectacular Roller Skating Act of C a 1 one Alumnae was held at Mt. ; Joseph's college. Che lish Bishop Named RITA McCORMICK—Tap Dancer 011 Roller Skatc,s istriut H NELLIE W \LTENBA1 Oil—Tap Danccr and Singei on Skates th For Manila Congress J™* e past week cnaend.. Sesevv n SAM FOX—Southern linytInn lap Dancer the Pittsburgh association ERIC STAMFORD Imp: rsonator and master of ceremonies ^represented by delegates '¡don, Nov. 13— Mo^t Rev. 011 Wiikens and Ray Perkins Vni.m nr Hour. Af*H Acad^y. St. Xavier- vii eh;Le i McGrath. Bishop of Men- Academy. Cathedral High Seho, a. wiil represent the Hierarchy ADMISSION The Dancing on Wheels' Academy Mercy and "Col- of i; -land and Wales at the 34th Spectators 16 Cents Diamord Square Roller ; >K atim S Seton Hill Academy and Revue college. International Eucharist ic Con- Skaters, Usual Price A Chorus of Ten Young Ladies will) Bu< I I Y —Edd\ A Paul gress to be held in Manila, i'hilipr William Munhall *an d Mrs, pine Islands, next February. THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC THI KSDAV, NOVÖB^TJ — ' «n =") ...... r~T7T :rv s P i Here I Diocesan Union of Sodali and With Women of Note Tli Bj Teresa Martin Rev. Charles Moosmann, Diocesan Director 11 Î St. Francis Church, 815 McClure St„ Homestead l'a. I M.*iî \ I. Norton. no h; - which has Sisters s Sodalltics Preparing Non its which will have taken .roo station^ with uiocese at itt UUe * in your soul ? /I rp anu the Héa" Sen, In his monthly message to the ( . I f1 lw Sodalities of the United States, Suppose you were asked wis a of America a savage should do who wishes t î to o Rev. Daniel Lord, S.J.. calls Father »Ä special attention to the rapidly become civilized, or an jgn »ran Genadii n IN e person who wishes 1 o loam Mrs. i\or-| The approaching feast of the Immac- i , new Christ the King eh, ulate Conception, and reminds all trade. You would answer im W 'peak on Spain Sunday a î» j ( y city mediately: "Let him go 1 seh • i e and wnen n that this feast has been designat- Communion Breakfast Of 'ft of Mrs. jame8 and learn the lessons of. his ma; in W r interest c ed by the Church as the patronal Pittsburgh Council memory 0f her husband?* feast of the Catholic Church of ter; accept his master's eorrec n Jersey Ci ,K' O'Neil, who died Sir* this country. tions and his directions." I ¡ -dieted early this mon^ Ah. that is precisely what w II for Aac d1 ! 1 This fact should be pointed out •s of Pittsburgh Council, j St. El • • j i-nvate ceremony with u must do to make ourselves bettci Inil Sistci* Jnh11 Mark not only to the Sodality but to ;.f Columbus, will honor¡and n n Mark Gannon r.-0I, Christ is the true Civilizer, th \dorrrs of i ho Precious Blood has };rie Diocese all the faithful of each parish. >ry of the council's d< great Teacher, the best M » -u • ¡us! been blessed by Most Rev. I officiating, We are all to unite to prav to the i TT . , , . unbers with a memorii .. , _ , „ ' \, | And He has entrusted H George L. Leech, Bishop of Har- Tht Mother of God for the welfar e ofe ! , , ,, d Communion at S remarkable develop* ,, . to the Church, and thi, < risburg. The property recently thim? has tuent cur country. Mar yJ s power in I , , . purchased by the . ^nded the worZk o' , . . . , . . - • formed the Sodality c""«' T1/1 ' ai unity, j Xavier University in New ftrtea^ combating heresies is historical!.fo ..r thi. s purpose. • j a Cathohc university for Z fact. We are fretful today be- 1910. Pope Pius X rene |V-«th is outlined by Mother? cause of the many heresies in the rules of the Sodality for Supreme Court Admits Agatha in thme world. We rightly fear for the day conditions, and the B Franciscan to Practice!' errent issae 0' ,r î ' Opportunity", a j0Uraal ^ welfare of the country as we this diocese requests evei gro Life. The enrollment of ft, look at the many other countries olic girl to join the Sodali Will Washington. N 1! Br ither college has increased from | J under the crushing heels of God- is why you should be a idelis O.FM of Holy Name dents in 1925 to 829 this w less men. But we take courage was admitted to and its graduates already "L in remembering that Mary can . Supreme Court achieved encouraging suec»s3 overcome all heresies because it Social Action Notes a rran; P j ining the many and diversified walks of was promised in the Garden of Oi er about a year Me. The school is conducted br Eden that a Woman would crush was Arthur J. O'Rourke, Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament (The following notes are sup- T T the serpent's head. religious order founded bv Re A fitting expression of our de- plied by the National Catholic T Mother Kathe-lne Drexel, f Ph i Welfare Conference, Social Action 0 votion and patriotic interest can Dissatisfied and unhappy with| adelphia. be made by flying o Mary as a Department. 1312 Massachusetts d him w York, • • « preparation for her gr eat feast of i Ave., Washington, D. C., where the publications referred to may ie aban- Jano Thompson, of the School the Immaculate Conception, Dec of s be obtained.) ÌS and I Nursing of the ic Up- 'an versitv of America at WasMn»- n- ton D Tridtiuni for the Feast THE BATTLE GROUND . ! novitiate at. F ow ' - C.. has been named "a In very many parishes, a daily "There are those who wi. " ( he takes hi.- turn v nth r ! member of the news staff of "Tb table, j Tower." undergraduate newspaper novi na is made to Mary for the to drive out, to expel. ti ; Brothers a; impie at the university. This is the fir? feast (f the Immaculate Concep- Church everywhere, but parii • I sleeps on ai cot m y-two I (îrr,p a worn ah has taken part b tion, but where this is not pos- larly from the fact ry and fr- Ir . m. and a Catholic University undergrad- sible a triduum, three days' devo- the midst of labor just whe the presence of Christ and t uate student activity tion. should not be omitted. w. enuren ry ai benefits of the Church a ; o Miss Thompson, is working for Every year all sodalists of the ie does n necessary and urgent." WJ , ' n B. S, in Nursing. She come; United States, and other young it court froni Catholics Condemn Com m u ism •um time to time. I Detroit, Mich., and is a people, are asked to join in form- my admission to j member of the recently organized 'Of c ing a huge spiritual bouquet of , Social Club at the university of (. ourt was meaning M prayers. Masses, Holy Commun- THE AMERICAN OBLIGj j which iHnn Critfcnton, of Ta- ions and other good works, to be TION "Our power t . inilu -n < an honor" li„ said onTna reported to the National Sodality world decisions is gre a t e r th: led upon to- Is presided: i Rita S1or,ITT1 of Headquarters, 3742 W. Pine Blvd.. we dream . Obligati ms are he privilege unless at some - Schenectadv. y. ^ f n i , . , , v . fs vice ^resident, and Sr; t date the order should be . St. Louis. Mo., no later than Dec. . , , , M Fit/ffcrald. of the Si«- 15. the grand total to be there- olic Program for World P< -'tec . •ed m 1;titration which would; , , .. i tors of St. Joseph, is secretary- after presented to our Holy Fa- storiali s | treasurer. ther in Rome as his Christmas PARENTS YOUR OHILDEE T- î c î gift from his loving and dutiful j "The schools, bee •liers io Meet young people of thc. United States. | traditional interest T year we are making spec- ! ctemie. are a 1 o pro ial efforts to have every Sodality 8 ìze tin and every soda list of the diocese participate in this so praiseworthy tal and the physical. act of piety and love. Publicity . . the home must must be given at once to sodal- and more if the ch ists and to parishes to arouse en- ccive an all-round c development." Conct thusiasm and to prepare them to Ch ¡Ida it. jjin in.

We request the pastors, spirit- ual directors and officers of So- FREE AND EQU dalities to kindly consult together ive bargaining abou MAf. -äö^ißfiä^S how best to attain this aim in hours alone implies ""PS'ìmW^Ì every • lality and parish, so as! iainin£ * to present it i > the congregation I class. But collecti' WkZg&tSl in the Sunday announcements and ! about profit-sharnr .^rl&ê-ÉÎ'' printed bulletins. Thanks! ship-sharing implh members of the Why be a Sodalist? think of themselves a subject class but I' is quit., encouraging to hear partner in all ee >? how many sodali sts and Sodality Toward Social Ju directors are eagerly following! the series of articles of which this' A PARISH ASSET is the fourth installment. ' TT/ me com mi Some sodalists inquire: "Rut in er' union what way will the Sodality help prieat can do muc] me in making myself better 1a re£'lrd for er The task is not s nsv at first a h'cnjse the old instincts of un- ! cure temporal ha' tamed nature often rise in revolt cess, a fair meas against the teachings of the necessary if there Church. 11 demands courage. ual happiness." "The kingdom of heaven suffereth ion and tin Paris violence and only the violent bear 11 voti have turkey j it way", says Jesus. LONG. LONG iU , p.T, roast goose au*> o But the Sodality helps t a I "rs uiav be sati died an % i • with sa heavenly nature in the space of ai fers tin- munition in- vis pie, filled deep !mad e mn* mincemeat few months, or even a year Yes,1 Vrs filled." Catholic H the accomplishment of the work! Peace. ddifll requires energy and persevei-ance. j c;nnmîUous plum pu«- Begin now by joining the Sodf ,. ,,-il too, are . j .WORK TOGETHi i; ;..„ grand manned; ity earnestly. Do you not know; Catholic ¡.p-qn î y rj 11 j A • "Mondi that the longer you put off the recognize Mende Old England. ^^ nd n e e er 1 \V day m or work the more difficult it be- fact that Hein, delicate and fesi ie American Ca ìlio' ins.;s. 11 il, S. Columbia fig pudding when »PF pomes, by rea,sc» of the bad hab- i laity c; or m best serve in the eau Network arp less baronial. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, \UMi THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC ELEVEN

Ai DAlit. nT Ti T1 liPanr: o Im So Reviews, News, Notes, Comments

jkt- 'wm EUcn En inn. Wife of General "•>' Semhratovich s brochure P^ÄSIÄ Sherman. By Anna MeAJI'-ster. :s a splendid introduction. C. ¡few York: Ben;Igor B • • 1936. Price $.1.50. More "Medal S| The wife of General 8h< iiì an Em.miisbur.gfi Md.. Nov. 13 -4 was a splendid Catholic w< Two new volumes in the Rainbow M« ?ea r Bftjftf í®»» victIons aftd was n tr..se Book" es a priest. She led an a and the "Blufe Book" were the lÄi Kia Iff«, particularly in the vera earlier volumes. the General's farm\ buI did The "Medal Slories" are now be, reflect her family. i'}"- published in penny pamphlef The present life of Mrs. ,c form by the Catholic Truth Society 1 man is a very {ins id ee of in London Each pamphlet contains rfSSr: tcrical writing-. It is r. t f ' 'he stories, and each pam- t'lib, smart school, but it is ' '"' has a e vver illustrated in esting sturdy stuff. Careful colors. arship has gone into the in i of the book, and it i a in in Poetry Contest early American Catholic hi a FOOTB c'al information. The really e ST. VINCENT'S PREP \LL O. JAD Cehnnbans, Nebr ,ov 11 lent index which the book eo.nl - 1 Above is shown the football squiul of St. Vincent's Patrick J. Par Whaleu. Ifu.'.lock, Dunn, Agosti, Matthews, Catón, gives a measure of the autl C.S.C.. Preparatory School, I^itrolie. which lias just com mgr. thc.rougluiess and ability. literature in j pi clod a seven-||§m© schedule with three wins three Thinl row: Bailey, Carbone, Çoyne, De La Ho, Il University || l|fggg i losses and one tie. William Rafferty has In CII head Pittsburg hers will be intere lira us, MeMulien, BicGrhth, (»ban, mgr. ditor of "The Ave Maria", Kath coach of the football and basketball squads at the Fourth row: Johnson, Kooiîtz, Syhert, McDaniel in the life of Ellen Ewin"\ P.rei'v, not >d writer and l>n'l> sittsburgh; took over Bolivar High School aed by "The Far East" barrel!, Asst. Coaeli Lally. j > ., ,,„. ,j .,| ,„ st. Veronica's, of Am Strangers Within ();n vi l ml lov( n . published by St. Co- Necond row: Joyce, Mulvibill, Bartek, Cerotti.' bridge, last Saturday, 7*36. By Rev. Leo I. S> mh For« ign Mission ^ociety Foreword by Most Ex v. •re J. G'tllaohcr, Bishop of have assured the supreme of contest is for origins li. S. Sociologists Published by the autln: eers of the K. of C. they will n (^ohbííií Situation countenance a continuance CI'ppert A IT., Detroit. ""n £! To Join Academy Pi ire S5e. what the fraternal order's le ade ïîv líe Imnrovinir ship with the missionary have termed as a p ili ti cai p< rs • ; This in an interesting, > Church. The awards, American Branch Planned Of cution. The K. of C. insurance and reliable explanatioi $25, have been donated by i talned in a pamphM of -P International Christian license was suspended by O'Mai-; Interview Between Hitler and n. i ne ei smg ciaic 01 ley, former member of the K ofi Cardinal Faulhaber Gives of these portions < f th e st is announced in the Organization C.. after the supreme office hacl Ris8 to Optimism which use rites other t: •at ssu11 of "The Far East" Latin rite to which m - refused to permit an examination! •f the Im m aculatt New York, Nov. 18 An Amer 1 "--t: " - ~------~ — - - j are accustomed As the e '. 8 1936. Nov 12 The "Reichs- tells us, the thrt es eni I ican branch of the International officials. .1 e (iav 111! being a Catholic are that • Academy of Christian sociologists The knights took this stand b< Rome to the effect thai a f-.'"3 the faith of Christ, 'Catholic Digest' Starts is to he established this winter, cause the Connecticut insurance random of Michael Cardinal cf the seven sacraments, the editors of "The Christian department had issued a rej it " Fa ul ha her's recent, meeting .' S Montlily Publication Front", Catholic monthly maga- j acceptable in a! V: cognize as the- visible ptable in all states other,! \vith Chancellor Ad -If Hitler at Church oh earth t'i-° P , zine of social reconstruction, to-1 than Missouri that declared Berchtesgaden bas been submitted Eishrp ef Rome. There Paul, Minn., Nov. 17 "The! day announced. "society is in a good, financial bv ¡he Cardinal, to Pope Pius, and less than seventeen E ¡c Die est", a new monthly j The academy was founded in | condition, and that its affairs reprinting selected i í'higland one year ago. It in- h a. ve bet n efficiently that he has also informed the c-lic rites whose menibn German Episcopate of the results ri the world's leadingI eludes among its members such manag-eri;'' these three ss >« n of the conversation. are Catholics, belonging Catholic neriodacilperiodacils made its aap men as Christopher Dawson, noted Catholic historian and sociologist; T German Bishops, according true Church. r-->»r cf TT irli Beh col Studenti I to the "He e uisider rspresented in th United St. Paul priests are in Bernard Wall. e.Htor of the "Co- G sit nation of I lu Catholic and three of them in th, I he new magazine, which losseum"; Maurice Reckitt, editor Mark 'Education Week' tu j ( 'ii rch in G( is just as tiirgh district. l in a conconvenienV t pack-jof th" English quarterly "Chris- K v Paul Bussard is edi-1 tendom", and other prominent In observance of "Education j ^ Something of the ñ v. L uis A. Gales manag- Christian sociologists in England •ht 'f that the Week", a program was presen ted . . Hitery cf these rite? I ; 1: d Rev. Edward F. ¡and on the Continent. Fatter Serabratovich by the students of St. Mary's Wm business manager. The aim of the Academy is to longs to the rite call the Mount High Seh »»1 last Fn itroducini? the publication,! achieve a unity of social thought ian Greek", lie tells Ti it t: first th,. editors state that "the pur-j among Christian thinkers. The , 1 characteristics of th' torium. John Roga talo Le i eh riti ., f this Digest is to prove Papal Encyclical letters "Rerurn languages used f w . 0 chairman, and the I ( 0.' cur Catholic periodicals do j Novarum." and "Quadragesimo that Latin is the offie ii re ss c s were g i v e n : contain solid reading material; Anno" are accepted by the mem of the Church, but. 2 "Religious Educai t r fvery day cf the v. 'hich can he enjoyed." Offices) bers as the norms for a Christian | ,.. . >ert; "The Greí other languages»; tin of "The Catholic Digest" have' sociology. heanor Brady; "Kir. ® the ecclesiastic; rn opened at the Chancery, Norman McKenna, editor a Va ce' . Grace Murray; "The Ca í >a vr>n (most of the ' Orient; \ve.. St.j -Th«- Christian Front", is th , s f . A it ican use the Julian instead | American representative of the ^ j', > ri, * * John Mc (' \ gorian calendar am j Academy, having offices at 167 Ri g-i ni e and jvvf st Pith St., New York City . Pauline Whah many disthictiena ;n Christmas Poetry "\\"e are anxious to con tac days and in the nam« Catholic Pres. Christian sociologists in Arner- tie feasts); the a renne Ind., Nov, Dyer; "Youtl everyone is familiar 1 ira," Mr. McKenna stated "P ship". Pita Phi book of Christ ma :.; our plan to secure the co-oper- usual appearane . of 1 I >>y I 1 t >»• .1 et.. )'C Peace". Edward e Hàppy Christmas Vi ation of catholics and Prot ?sta 3 n1T1 of the Greek rite cl '••.* M M ad: leva, C.S.C.. pres- in clarifying social thought in "Catholic Edi iiurgy and th? litu t of ;dt. Mary's College, has A meriea. Several Catholic priests, Problem", Rol ments, markedly dii .n. (1 bv the St. A thbny ¡ind a few college professors have Mu voi ron "T-se of the Latin ritt ,1 i=>ress of the Franciscan signified their intention of sup- entire student enfirplv nr- ! t ,. . ;t, I V Pat. ¡-son. N J. it is porting the Academy in America, of the pn g ra uuler volume of poems prev- t'he first session in America is ¡ecl wit! •«e coaprcff?tk-n takes a? ]v linblished in magazines, and ant part. in:- to convene in January, 1937. of st Mary's, Fit Mailt leva's other volume, -The Christian Front" is the He describes io détail Rea s,. St. Anthony Guild P"es.s is official organ of the Academy ini brattea of Mass ace rdis ss C nublisher of Sister Madeleva's ! he United States. byzantine rite. We h. ar • r i., Kik of poems, "A Question Was s Celebrated At «inerences in the admÏT i Magna Charta Site the sacraments : i : 1 ivi To Restore cenferred by immersi ;n Priests To Give K. of C. Insurance Confirmaii:n 3g ad?; the priesi im.re i . >riio Sermon Series Little Flower Uiub %ti3ra; the J i « ; 1 s' .uis, Mo Nov. 10 1.0 f State Insurance Suoer- «celved by the la a y i; v. |5 Nineteen decree 1 K t R. Emmet O'Mal ley, Pscie3; Mat rirnony ini pnfost i cf the Di >- intenden 'nteresting cerernony are planned for the I which f broadcast over Sta 0 iumbuiumbus to sell new insurance m Thpfl» ' ' here. The addres the state of Missouri, will be ra- % material fourni m n 01 ed by the Sodality ! peal in. 1, 1937. according to iei- Ail Catholics sh n s Cathedral, national officers of the K. of C Both Republican and Derno- nass nas ^methlag about theit The fir; ¡ddress will be given cratic gubernatorial candidates since the Reformation ^tholics of the othe r riti ov. 19, of the committ and th two "B's" were outshin- Pla Dukes Champs; e Last Came Friday ulm^'uZ^ 'm™".t™^ » Meeting0uwT ing among the Dukes. 0f st Saturday Duquesne takes \t St, Vincent's!I^!,, y i vi a ^Gì ti irjrare - Beat Tech, 13-0 Marquette at Forbes Field, whi no Murr Carnegie rests up for the Pi il., ». i Rev. John F By Fau! M. Lackner fracas on Thanksgiving. L > ki- Duqucsne's Dukes clinched the ln to the crystal we see the Duk and M represent the local alu^J? pulling a major upset by takii Gustave L city title last Saturday afternoon Dr ,nd Mrs. B. R. Mary's Seminary of Baltini the unbeaten, untied Marque 1 „>..1 R i ,l„ , "wumort. * as they whipped the Carnegie team. On Turkey Day the crj Virgin Dr. a J the annual •rvitm/ti Tech Tartans by a 13-0 score. tal says Pitt over Carnegie by . and Aaí 0C,atl The gallant Steffeni tes were least two touchdowns. :,n„ Mrs J ... „,„«?,! L ™ « «* «. in beaten by the three "B's": Brum- 1). Wells. Mf.i Park, on W, ' baugh. Basrak and the Breaks. Bearcats' d M Leo J. C• Mr and 20. Most Iter. Vichle|, . or, H 1 ><5t ' The first B. Mr, Brumbaugh, once Duquesne University Item c o-no Mr and Archbishop of Balfao« 1 : n J M again proved to be a thorn in the Mi •> ' Mr. ' i preside at the kmIom, side of the luckless Plaid. Last The annual Homecoming D W Vv year, if you remember, he scored program wi bo El C the Duke's only and winning Alumni Monogram Club of Di .I Mr. and Mrs.j £ ££ touchdown in the crucial Tech quesne University < n Saturday i game, and this year he plunged the Hotel Schenhy following íe out F. O'Hai over for the two scores that Duquesne - Marquette i o o t b a j • ! 1 Msgr. John L. Bed! 1 P \t ( a t n< Mrs Ed- rd. of made his team the city champs game at Forbes I i CI. rs- ^'j Brooklyn, N. Y After tJ« ' 200 reservation h avi h Mrs. A A Laurent, thorp 4m ^ ^^ »« Mus s for the second successive time. al games! ward K-ret: ceived by Rev. Louis A. Dieiri McCa.il Mrs. Rose Sisïï Th ^ * ** But besides carrying the pigskin r,-.-. R.vt.n Vnr-J P The annual dinner aid C. S. Sp.. executive secretary- Huxi n Nora over the goal line twice, he con- st scorerZmudzinski - meeting will follow B King. Catherine MrC >rma-k, j verted the thirteenth point, threw Rev, Thomas R. J< : c ni Elizabeth McGottigan. Miriam most all of the passes, did the Sp.. instructor of Eng;l auve sta?e, Fattier Rigg , Sullivan and Margaret Swiggard. s m punting, and intercepted four of quesne University, has J has received the endorsement cf gnmen thg loser's aerial attempts. If the named faculty ad vis» r < I | the ecclesiastical authorities of All-American Board is looking for Masquers. university the I Fordham University I diocese and prominent (N- a halfback, Mr. Brumbaugh should organizatif n, it Was ON NPW "Rnildina'nccticut Catholic ^ more than fill their requirements. today. The group will upenP1Ks .New jsanamg building wm be close to the cac- series of theatrical ; The second "B" was named pus. dramas this year Michael Basrak. In Saturday's New York. Nov. 17. Keating Father Riggs celebrates Mass Hail, a new graduate building at game he proved to be a stone wall The Women's Guild for Yale men daily in St. Mary's a a on the defense. Be not only cov- quesne University wilt Fordham Universityity,, wilw l be for,- Church and conducts group meet- ered the center station flawlessly, for mothers of freshnu ?slde Card Party diedicafed on Dec. 6 by Car- ings for Catholic instruction asd hi it also took it upon himself to Friday. Nov. 20. in tli Havi s. it was announced retreats. K.? in every play. Never before Inn Mrs. Albert A 1 rday. The bui! which did the Duke captain play so well. Glenshaw, is chairman. $1.000.000. is 1 As usual, he played the entire The Duqu. sne Univer? and of modii Dick's Market ga m ( cause »ne of the Association will hold Kirhard Matoumki'* Sobs d îYhil- Wae.« me simue- As ob- homecoming dan ce n > ari h • Duke's second stringi Nov. 21 in t H< os op h y depart m < POULTRY, EGGS AND cenier (or ns there such a per-1 committee MM use of the new building By the SUCKLING PIGS son ? s ri i , Annunciaci fall of 1938 it is expected that The third "B" which brought Reynolds. Ernest. He LIVE AND DRESSESD cob Rosenberg. )CCUPV" —POULTRY— the d wnfall i ! the Daklanders \v was the "Breaks". Late in the 4th i Gamma i: w o been trans- We Dress Our Own Poultry quarter. L nan fumbled on the j quesne University wil Hall. Downtown« three yard stripe! nineteenth annual Th Phones trt ppd a -i -us Tartan threat. I ball Thursday. Nov. 2 3 a Court 9777 1911-13 Pcnn \tnv a .1 f I Te IU£ irom omn e Sehen lev. Paul E \tlantic 1008-9 Pittsburgh, Ft of his mat and there was much William Auih. vie Plan Catholic Chapel I I question a i whether the throw while the commit For Yale University er was do before he threw the ; James Friday. pass. Agai the Steffenites found Milton P< ithron. V r Nov IT Burke Bros. m fortor- complaint and iustlv John Harris and Jo; t • | T. Lawras ~n Riggs, for four- j because the officials were the years spiritual director and HARDWARE Mi rest seen in the Stadium for lain to the Catholic students! JANITORS' SUPPLIES man y a day They seemed to be Yalf. Cr ;rsity. announced to-1 FL I MBERS' SI PPLIES going constantly in huddles, K ni irli ts of St. for a new chapel and TINNERS' SUPPLIES so that the fans wondered who j Joining in the plans! HEATING SIPPLIES was playing the game the play-1 Ceonre >0 Catholics in the stu- ers <>r the men in white. Further' the questions of the legality of 433 LIBERTY lb 111 lU irm- the Duke's si ift kept them guess- Th aforementioned was Pittsb d r1 >nl V tvl e several tha ed bring Tech's downfal, tiers Valley distr I The SmithmeCmlthmon loslrtot no umc jlast Sunday aï Si. G The Shrine of St. Jude the Apostle scoring in the opening' quarter. South Side, undea REGINA COELI After a punting duel which end- Branch 16. The •ort' CHURCH ed in a 15-yard return of Kopscak's | . , , , _ * nf TJ kick to the Oaklanders 32. thej )ieG a ' ' eneñl 1434 Juniata St., North Side Cedar 3283 i nn.i „ ühorf ti'iri a L aia green-jerseyed Dukes needed only - P NOVENA six plays to score. In a few plays j by the Knights IN HONOR OF ST. JUDE Vaire snatched a pass from Brum- Cadets and their Patron of baugh. and reached the 3-yard j Cor.1s un(jcr t]l Hopeless Cases line. On the second try. Boyd i Majovr.^ i,,r. Genen over c»nversie tackled on Bluffi te s 18. ht LOSSC1/ 4 the which hay 10lic Grade School and Parish Basketball^ oval to Lehman who scampered fluence of s- a son are now being formed by; the' ^ meed to fill out the entry ^ toward the pay territory. The ganization. ar n are r U1 informa ¡on e n be obtained by calling Gm^ frantic Dukes hit him viciously ¡ees are I ^ w R,Nation Director of the Bur^ on the 3-yard line, causing him this month Wil: f ^h.eüc officials who havei nnoo floorHoons av^;, to fumble j he ball which Johnny town, Alto ¿o-opeaaTe with them in securing the to*i Karrs. Duke fullback, promptly! where the two each week ¡I ovms for an evening or recovered Thus ended a nice! districts. Tech drive. j Thi ne nenewiv y The final Duke touchdown came tien denari mer Fntry RIank in the next few minutes. It was -hip of J N r the climax of a 55-yard dash. srun its act i vit ( A I HOI H H VSKETRALL LEAt»lTE Karrs, Cassillo, and Brumbaugh nrrfr-H thní ' ! ì driving through the blue-jersey ed Name of Parish or School losers for big gains. Brumbaugh! Th made the final score from the one j Fib < Name of Manager yard mark, and then proceeded to w ...invert Dukes 13. Tech 0 Vddnss — rech made 6 first downs to the 168 Tel. —' 'hamp's 8 and gained 185 yards St. o their rivals' 211 Babe Patt Bureau. B°a< Send entries to Catholic R<^ Welfare mi Nester Henri on scintillated M Pi bure h, Pa. (liant S335. for Scotch, while Critchfiekij new branc jglTBSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC THIRTEEN sistod by the officers and many Anniversary Noted volunteer worker«. "»er of Four Nuns 13 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. D*r Pripsfa' Groiinl Th® court'8 business meeting CHARITY SISTER 'o Be Buried Friday By rricMö vjiuup|will be htld on Tu„day evenintr Nov. 24, in St. Francis Xavier 8 fc iroit lili 11 Frank M. Kieland Polish Association Formed M arv B Loahv ( nee Grib- Frank M. Ri eland died Tues- Sister Adrian By 20 Years Ago; Plaque ...... late William! day in his home, 824 Chislett St. Court («race tors of Chai i ty, ¡Set ; died Tuesday morningI He was born in Pittsburgh 40 Commemorates Event burg, was buried ii The court will sponsor a mas: home in the Iroquois I years ago. at the motherhous< it the age of 82. She] He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mar- With Rt. Rev. Archabbot Alfred I meethlg be he!d Monday morning, with So: R( mother of four Sisters b< garet En right Rieiand; a sin, Koch O.S.B., of St. Vincent'sVincent'. ! Ni.v 23. at the K. of ( Mass ut' which Rev , t Paulding in Shi to the Mercy Order, two Francis Rieiand; three brothers. ArChàbbey, Latrobe, officiating. Sharpsburg. The pu, ey, pastor of St. John pose of this meeting- is to n survive her. Rev. Vincent J. Rieiand, assist- Solemn Pontifical Mass was coli» ro f, v « P "| Church, was celebrant j\ i coia ant pastor of St. Raphael's mote the membership drive being| Alban a re Sister Mary Sylvester, brated in St. Adalbert's Church \SC i ' or of G adv of conducted throughou t th.v. United n f St. Peter's School, i Church; George E. and Joseph A. South Side, on Wednesday morn i . . Vx l cl Ci:- Creensburg, v and Sister Mary I Rieiand, and two sisters, Sister ing, marking the 25th anniveiversarr v States h>' the r of A. lev. James Davin. ass Our Lady of Mercy M. Gregory, of St. Joseph's Or- of the founding of the Association Many noted speakers and en- Johi Pittsburgh.- The de- der, Baden, Pa... and Mrs. Harry of Polish Priests of the Diocese of tertainers are to attend this meet- and Rev. Oliver D K< . ;, Uu*s wer Sister Mary S. Cole, of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. in» and all Catholic women who ant at Holv "innoeenLs' e are interested are invited to be Sheradon, was master of < a and Sister Mary Ethel- Rev. John L. Pudlo, pastor of present. ies. Other priests presen Mrs. liunigmulu Krupp St. Hyacinth's Church, M m essen, Leahy is also survived by sanctuary during the M: Requiem Mass for Mrs. Kuni- was deacon of the Mass; Rev. daughter^ Anna R Court Consuelo Rev. James A. W Roev. gunda Krapp, who died Monday Julian Lachendro. pastor of St thy, and by three sons, Ray- The social meeting will.be held! d,>nt ()i Seton Hill Co in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert's. Palmer, was subdeacon; >nd J., Joseph W. and Frank on Nov. 24, with Mrs. Margaret Sebaslhn Oxen miter, ( Charles Thaner. 902 Constance Rev. Otto Wendel. O. S. B„ of St. a nd by one grandchild, Mary St., North Side, will be sung Fri- Lighthiser as chairman, assisted Michael's, South Side, 3V. Vincent's Archabbey, was master •ginia Leahy. day morning in St. Mary's of ceremonies. Rev. .1 o s e p h by Mrs. LeoniIda Clark. John Hugo of Seton Ii e funeral will take plaee to- Church. Frania, pastor of St. Adalbert's The date for the reception of! Sister Adrian had sj ' ,*.'. Friday, mora ing. with was archprlest and Rev. Anthony! new members has been changed j years of her religious Mrs. Krapp was born in Ger- Baron, pastor of St. Mary's, New to Sunday, Dec. 6. The ceremony I teacher in the sehuo! en quiem Mass in St. Paul's Ca- many in 1850, and came to Pitts- Kensington, and Rev. John J. I will take place at the Keystone j the Sisters of Chai bal at 10:00 o'clock. burgh 65 years ago. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Thaner and Czapl'nski, pastor of St. John Hotel. cese. She was stationed t - ~ <9 Mrs. C. A. Walter of Dormont; a Cantius' Church, Sharpsburg, were years at St. Ma ry Mag son, P. J. Krapp of Verona, and deacons of honor. Homestead; at St. .1 Women's Union Holds Mount Pleasant; at St. A: Obituary Notes 14 grandchildren. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Anthony A, District Meeting Here Swissvaie-; at ss. Klowo. rector of SS. Cyril and i .hide's. Flair viile- at .John T. Duffy Methodius' Seminary. Orchard M< "id a y Heat t a Kl at St. John tho Fa Margaret O'Shca S ileum Requiem Mass for John Lake, Mich., and Rt Rev. Msgr. Last evening the Alle- crV en v Coi m! y section oí tti e list's . Pi j t s hi 17 * < * Her last on ' learn Requiem Mass was cel- T. Duffy, lifelong resident of the Andrew A. Radecki. of Cleveland, T, , ... Cci t hoi i e W orner l's Union, h. del its sion waf at Hoi y inno cents' 8:30 o'clock on Wen Pittsburgh district, who died Fri- assisted in the sanctuary. Qkfxr r, n ,. p]. day night at his home, »09 Ed- gula r mr mthl v meeting fi t St. ad en du led to I J, morning in Holv Inno- The sermon was preached by mo nd St.. at the age of 53, was M ary's Pai •ish Auditorium. North retui 11 t hore in Sentón lb.er b 1 f ' ' ' Church, Sheraden, for Mar Rev. John Jaworski. pastor of Sr. „ sung" Tuesday morning in St. Paul's de. wi th e. was not abH' for duty. ••alia O'Shea, sister of Ladislaus' Church. N a t r o n ;y. Si a larg e attendane in rie«s iE. Moosmann , Si; Âdfîin trived 1 .'. ! • 1. o shea. pastor o. Holy Cathedral at 10:00 o'clock. Archabbot Alfred spoke briefly Rev. Ci sp iritual ad viser \ spoke of t'i e ap- two S1 S tïi- q l^T**"' IVTicha el Darl Church, who oiea on Mr. Duffy was Dorn m Verona after the Mass. following the un- •NT.,] of Christmas s «as m. and lie Byrn e. and bv oi ' rn ing at 7 : 15 o'clock, and had been a resident of the veiling and dedication of a bronze Pi oach the and ma de an earnest plea that brotl 1er. Patrick P.yrne all of T v. Oliver D. Keefer; assistant Bloom field East Liberty district plaque in the vestibule of the ifoly Innocents', was celebrant for more than 35 years. church, commemorating the event. we should not "freeze Christ out j Pittsburgh. of Christmas" and that Catholic, Ma 3, and Rev. Joseph Other priests in attendance at books be presented to children « „ * 7 . , oy • f Columbus, O.. ana the Mass were: Rev. Joseph Fory- A TP ihi^lion fit T.tmvic! eh Schneider, assistant dcaliner with the childhood of u ] ' J-iyiMb, DEATHS siak, Cardale; Rev. Wencelaus-I, .^.J'. hris"t in place of the modern Car dill 3.1 Maurin Die filiation Church, Midland, Pawelkiewicz. Carnegie; R e v. j nnw nn {hp market. During! members of the par- OF THE WEEK Joseph Bialek. Cleveland; Rev., /,^cussinn on th(. ending of re- on and subdeacon.

Gregory Rokcsz, O. F. M„ Ben ] s 0irlf3tma;! cards. It was ial was in Bedford. Pa. ANOKKSO.V, Margaret Moriai ity, Nov. Avon; Rev. Francis Poszukanis, j ^prted that ,me ropresP11>ative i a was 1) rn in Bod- 10. McKees Rocks; Rev. S. R. Labu- j ^ tn (l;,rvi,.,, ,..f ai||v d ,7.,n .'.!. had resided with her BAI.WAI F, Ivtwnnl .!.. 2056 Dartmore Jewski, ^ Ambridge; Rev. Henry j ^^ ' ' " ti nal Ave.. Overbròok, Nov. 12. fakPn f()r fifty addi 0 H ¡v Innocents' Rec- B(rKK E, Mary DoVetlia Skolly, 621 Radwanski, Donora; Rev. Francis d ^ ^ indicating; that the tnu ae past 30 years. She Strdiiii St.. Pitcairn, Nov. 15. Filip, Elizabeth; Rev. Appolomus Iti li\s, William, 2994 Ruthwood Ave., irit of Christmas can be brought i other brother, William Nov. 14. Tyszka, Pittsburgh; Rev. V. V. 1 t if a little encouragement is t ) -'• i. < f Sin vad< n. and one « Alili, Stephen, Nov. 10. Stancelewski, New Castle; Very (III.WKI.I,, Jan ics Vanne, Nov. 11. ven. ni dcGirr, Rev. Julius Trzetrzynski, Barnes- CONSTANTIN', Michael J.. 6337 "Constructive Charity a Rem-| Bunhlleld St., Nov. 11. ho v boro; Rev. Stanislaus Zmijewski;! f;jJ. s..cia] pRyils," one of the IMT. Cecetia A.. No. 2 Varena St.. South side; Rev. A. A. Pniak, | resolutions adopted at the nation-1 Nnv. 12. Hugh f O'Donnell IMI NI |{. Cieoi'ge A., 2617 Mt. Troy North Side; Rev. Henry Podow- M convention cf the Catholic' 1 .a Rd., Nov. 9. Requiem Masda sss wa\v s cele-1 DOT'ìiiikktv, Mar-y a. Kotiv, 212 ski, Oakmont; Rev. Ladislaus, w,m(,n-s union, was read and ex-1 . n 1859. Fit norning in St Amelia St.. McKees Rocks. Nov. 12. Lipski, Lucerne Mines: Rev. E. P. i T,i.,jn,-.,| The next district meet-! . IMU l.lNellie i ; it' v, 2 17 Mansion Bit 'n's Church, Hnnic- St.. Nov. 13. Pikilik Canonsburg; Rev. L. R. | j ^ Monday evening,! b. e-i IM 11 v ,UI T in;i R e v 21 ai li J O'Donnell who - '" - Edmond St., Kolakowski, Pittsburgh; -1 r>ec Most Holy Name Par- IS 11 Nov. 13, Adalbert Garstka, South Side;i . ^rov jj-.jj. election of offi-' a meo' ing of the | KKFOKT> Raymond, 2323 Wright's Rev. C. J. Rosicki, Bellevue; Rev. l'ors fo?. the (.,!rnjnrr ycar 11 take i "rimait of all the G; ool Board on Thürs- Wav, Nov. 11. FK H,iz l 1,h 75 Pius st N,,v Wenceslaus Wisnieski, Connjells- j place at thi.; meeting. created n Cardina! Mr. O'Donnell wasj \»- » " ' - - ville; Rev. Edward J. Sierocki, j 1916. Ti •ntum on Nov. 19, ¡FINN, William, Nov. 13. Pittsburgh; Rev. Marion Rosen-, liticai to Homestead in l'I- XIIKKTV, Elizabelli MeG-ramni, ori ilo 3 annointed borough í thai, Glen Campbell; Rev. Joseph! Orphans Present Play imi. 1 lar a. 10 Wo rt worth St., • in 1893 and was grad- j \Vr-a' v H.T, . 111 ,,i . S.J, Kulacz, Russelton; Rev. Leo • seilles. 1 \\ K.f.l 1 oni the School of Phar.- fune, 2619 Fe nu Av., B. Buza. New Salem; Rev. An- The school children of St. Paul's | N.v. i: ( ini varsity of Pitts- •1 s thony -Wcjciechowski, Everson; j Orphan Asylum celebrated Armis- Mich U' 615 Buhl and had conducted 11. Hev. Walter Iwaniski. Natrona; ; tice Day with the production of a j 00, (.ISAII AM, S<.ph i F. Schwüle, 69 rt iñ the l>orough prac- Rev. Joseph Stankiewicz. recently three-act operetta entitled ''The Eh ., No v. 15. ver since. ma T rum r 2716 Oakley ordained; Rev. Ladislaus Alach- Land of Dreams Come True," by 1 r, niewicz, C. S. Sp„ Mt. Carmel, | Alan Gray M. Campbell. a director of the Mo- iza betti Diolil , Nov. 16. Tru vt c mpany for the ,K10K, M rs. Margaret, and R?v. Anthony Muszynski Solo parts were taken by Mar- Cf! vn, l'a Nov . 15. Carnegie. fare t Long as Mother Goose ; was a member of E-it wat (t , No\i. 9. of C lu 111 bus. and a s, Ani la M. BOI and. 1617 .. Mariv,1!1e Cassidv as the Old Woman " a] Afer the ceremoniíee s dinner was * • tM .. ¡ bavmg Cor Doti? Nov. 11. '••olor of the borough, MÍtr y K e pu g i1 , 56 Bascom served at the Fort Pitt Hotel, who Lived in the Shoe. Meiced,s| h ^ RmmflslpRoundsleyv as Contrary Mai y, ¡ . his wid >w, Mrs. Win- , Iß. with Rev. V. V. Stancelewski^ cien Oíiice l¡ Aam a a Cun 11ingham i . No v. Anna Gertrude Lynch as Belt; niictl. 1 wo daughters, president of the association, pre T , '¡Catholics to tak . Reo-ina Sebo Id as Peggv. John | _ , ; i nd Catherine, and on" tal-fía re{ M.-v ors, 1S19 Mt. siding and introducing Father i -- »— , . , M„ot;„ i ao"ie va-w n O'Donnell. all of Home- liti st.. Nov. It. Labujewski as toastmaster. Ad- '<";> B(>b- and M,lhtlc After hav Mil ha. i Nov. 10. !(>!• as Pau] 'll!risto 'P i 5135 Dresden dresses were made by Msgr.' - „ ,, .„_„.. I j>, vai Way. N 1 >). — Ti) sisters of Mersey in enarg">"- Klowo, Msgr. Radecki, Father 1877-79. he v I.I.I V. op ti a B., 1136 Chelfoti of the school, assisted by Mr. and Mts. Elizabeth Feld Av.. N 11. Baron, Father Pniak, Fatner Church of I'll (.Mar a 121 N,4.1.Mown ìii ei Mass for Mrs. Eliza- 1 Father Tyszka. Mrs. Edward P. Ri hi in the di- *ar IR'gi Fa.,, Nov. 12. Pudlo and M ag-'d S9. wh . died Sun- ÎUJjf , N v. i:î rection of the music, felt that the j he J.. ureo . e. ai t h e home of- her ItUK I 'a. 310 East 9th operetta proved a satisfying ve-1 Ivi Nov. 12. hiel,. for displaying some of the v* Catherin,. Fritz. 1 ,)r!i J ' Mr I.. a ughl in Ron Catholic Daughters Rd., BriilgevillCf Nov. It. real talent in many of the chil- St.. will be sung this » TU. in St. Michael's Catholic STKC'KKUT. John, Cecil, Fa., Nov. lo. dren at the home. Those who wit-1 Q Colui WIT.sll, Bridget Hullo ran. 507 Arm Court Isabella St.. North Bra.ld.M-k, Nov. 12. nessed the performance express-: For Frances Maher, state regent of the hope that a much larger and widow [WESTERN SAVINGS and the Catholic Daughters of Amer- ence might have the privilege ot i i rcrmanj * DEPOSIT BANK ica was the guest and principal it of th( hearing the operetta repeated. 533 Smlthfleld Strict speaker at the open meeting held Oliver Bulldlnt: IMH»nur*h, I"» M } Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, in I ter she leaves. —» I 81.'Francis Xavier's Hall. Rev. S. liFhop Matulioms jiu ! J Benson, chaplain of the court, Appointed Chaplain Funeral Director a » g*i, ft v l»o attended the meeting. 1 v UI M Äy ilo wer 4569 District deputies Mrs. Sarah Rev. Magnus Kazenas, pasioi ìli A. Crowley 2>5i O Center Avenue Pender and Catherine Monahan rf St. Casimir's Church, South Stalks on the membership I Side, had received word frmi «mpaign being conducted by all i M< st Rev. Theophih Fl MIHI. DIRECTO US Uurt « of the order during the exi!-d Rusian Bishop who mm. >> M. SLATER & SONS ^eks of Nov. 16 and 23. and this country last year, th OFFICES PHONES «rs. Deborah Woods was hostess lowing a Confirmation tour < " i.. Kparlare:« St., Mt. Wn»l)li»eti»n Everglade 33-15 «the social Which followed the Arehdmeese of Kaunas, Lithuam • Broadway Avenue, Beechvlew Lehigh 2107 ¡<0 Y* astdngton Boad, Mt. Lebanon Lehigh 2107 Mary Joyce, chairman of hr has been appointed chaplain drive, will be a.|ili Rnmrnhai'h, C.S Sp Scheirom and Mary L. Frazier. . ^ orders ,m - near Shansi. You will see Nafio'ial Dlreitnr Wry R**. P. C. Dannor, Dlrrrt« Sister Joan and Si si Alarl" 'i - weeks: there a little Chinese nun with a , Hsw, tributions: Circle 54, Circle 44, ¡n work has 1 Rev Doì larviti, about her father and his A small group, fathi mother • Rev. P.C D.. D.F.H.. Miss C.C.C., Two nuns from ! ¡¡T^ML. ' * and children, walked slowly along 1 óp<>. how she. was saved from all Rev. J.C.F.. A.C.. Circle 15, Mr.; James' Church a: 1 0-9' his and was led to give her life St. John thA the narrow street of the Chinese ' A AG.. AG., Mrs. KB.. Sister C ' semer and Hi lis v (lst s Bas- 1 ¡.1 thp service of God. ' Church, Portage city toward the North Gate. They j Circle 19, Circle 39, Pittsburgh; The parishioners Pitts- Oliver Hcrvath se. Ret-. went through and made for one of j Rev. T.H.B., Dormont; Mrs. G.W. j burgh now furhi ' ;v. 29- a group of wretched little huts ~ M.. Crafton; Sister F . Baden; Mrs. bring the teacher -Holy Redej ** Cas- Church outside the town walls It had W.F, Mt Lebanon; Rev. EPF..', 0 an,i return <>a Amhridge. elim- ,iv 90. bethe home of a widow who Propagation of Beaver Falls; Rev. J H . Perrys h at mg a considerarne expense. Dec. 1—Blessed Virr had died ten years earlier. ville. Mary Church, Haverstraw. n Fhe Faith Society But lor IVnU'iN 20th Anniversary* tI V.; Rev. Dominic Doharvo' " In the morning the passers-by •s, 0 On Sunday, Sept. 17. .1916. Fa- F.M. discovered that the old hut of For Western Cai nula ther O'Shea, spoke at both St. ; Widow Sing was occupied by Rev. T. C. Kll ike, Diocesan zy-De ReginaReginî , Can., 1>i>lor.s a-lUn.h and St< Paursi 6—Blèssîd v? strangers. As they stared, the Director Mary- Churcttwtaaffiptojh Nortw7"' ]2," N Craig St., Pittsburgh Nov. 3. 193 I Church in But 1er. relative to o man, the head of tin household, P--i : (Slovak); R . ae» Dear Friend : gamzmg a center of the Confra- ev came out. He was tall and wore S V< Kll"II E FliEl UNDER- Kopac, O.F.M. Will you pardon me if once ternity. A meeting was held that ragged clothes: his skin a STAND Often rather startling •>13 Blessed Virei" u-», ii re I come to you as a m end; - evening and a center was formed yellow color of th< opium to- us to find Hit calm acceptance, Chu •ant? You have been so kind to with John Halloran apresident; Northampton. Pa, Anvone Could s • hs or lather, the clear understanding > Pn me and to my priests that your William Hartman. vie h); Rev. Dominic Do- on evii tur which people have in other lands nar.ty gives me courage to, Katherine M. Ivillian, secretary; banyos, O.F.M. the town knew h. i a.; dawj £ certain elements in our faith, ; (J n- ok oncc more at your hospit-l „nfj t ou;so Virr n treasurer For to ¿u -os,. Marxs Church Sin°'s »hew. 1. . ."g. wit • had Take, for example, the attitude of | door. ' ! over a year before the ' organiza- McKeos Rocks; Rev. Araasd left foi hansi ten y ara bd.rc. j ¡be Wa-ehagga tribe in Tangan,- Kopac. O.F.M. Assuring you. Father of mv , .„ f the Cen rîev. Vin V. hen they '. i v :i : i,m yika Territory. East Africa, to- gratitude for your brotherlv> Marinaro hi d a corn 13-15 St. Elizabeth's,Troop, they 1 ward i,he Sacrifice of the Mass. To u-tesy in the past and of a con-j teachers at Pa.: Rev. Oliver Holatb 0 dc.ggoi them the conception of sacrifice is ant remembrance of your in ten-! vrrs Hart < pi e F.M. forced not new. Nor do they consider it ns in my daily Mass, 1 wish to; ] place if unusual to have Mass offered for ani 19 St. Patrick's, Can.r..- 'main 11 Butt > . millet their intent ion, Because sacrifice Rev.^Oliver Hon-ath. 0 Yours very sincerely in Xto. sgoo of its descrii 1 an v . has b< eh a part of their lives dur- F.M. (Most Rev.) P. J Monahan ; |,.r Center. destro; 1 them ing their whole history. Archbishop of Regina | \ ¡be cl ger and t • rills \ I. I. I M I' O K T A N T ! m pa " : j there were ttui fish- j P 'e.seni president of the Bulk c< WORK" Southern India; "Here Football ani November yield am--- -ximate , Clavtonia. .1. Wo are at a gr eat disadvantage t • •. •, ! ¿1 a resume of the first tes years ant and 1 2,000 sam?s to the 20.000 000 ville Ferri •here, because we lack these train- n l. The ' ef its work. There were a nook: a irood di tball addicts through mt ou umu >-«• • 1 catechists. Without them, we 1 of guests from Slippery Rock a nd. And it is estimated tha Kl (>a and the fi can hardly look forward to making p nf„., : Clavtonia. f r these $30.000,000 is paid. Our, assist; ;i happy or any real headway in conversion mattt r-cf-course reaction to that r children work! And for that matter, in con- .Ve.rk Among Spanish Families is the contrasted $28,228.370 use of its hall for meetings, but could say daiion Work, either. I need not The Visitation Sisters: of Si- d • eh the 77.338 Catholic mis-1 granting five dollars per month to one was tell you how welcome any funds Louis, Mo., are interested in fc sionaries must find if they are to! support the work, should be would be for this all-important work of the Confraternity in tfc have merely a SI a day for their I Last \Y< dnosday t-venins-, in li ut mei " A mere $200 would Pittsburgh Diocese, and one oi d he wa support. Of how far we are from piac» oi seemed to de build the school for these cafe- • hem, Sister M. Stanislaus Gss.* 1 ;tter for a Then tin ehists. Only $75 would see a cate- supplying that! How gleefully tbe Butler Center an anniversary as ni ' : 1 W ; ! h sent b aflets and several hundrei craving, th and ht 'nisi through his 2-year course of the first is eiVen ... lunch o . ir.ies of Spanish weekly ® guests present. Talks t training. The choice is yours! monthly magazines to be disirk . - , ) > by Very Rev. P. K. C of St ute .l among "die Spanish families POSTSC KII»T! Children as a Paul's Church, Butler; Rev. Simon heart, left fc anchuria to looK MISSIONARY near Burgetbtown. These wen topic may or may not interest you. Knupfer, O.M.Cap.. of St. Fidelis' for work. CONFIîATERNITi OF - • to Sister M. Aurelia Colirt: But we cannot restrain them from Monastery. Herman: Rev. Victor "Five left' tal entering this piece of news from who has broken her files of ¡¡if Majka and Rev, Geor°'e ilHlm "and that China. The other day in the village Christian •erica! records to enable us toha"-' the Pittsburgh Ce: Harold could do wit ut. Throw her in of Tiory(se-shan, an old man died, this Catholic literature. Rev. Vv Rowan, president :v Tnhn Ate- who had been noted for his devo- Doctrine ian; McCashin, pastor at Burge*^- Gonigle. vice president, and Jam e Worn out by sorrow and hun- town. has been encouraging & tion to the Church during his life. I». a. La\v1«;ss, Director m Larkin, of th.' Pittsburgh Center ger, the >titer sank beneath the And here is their place in our -0i Ferry St., PHtsbhrffh te-irh'ers to do all they could' Clifford Mannv. One of the organ,-, . load, and died when Pa K'eou was story. His family found among his izers and Clarence Hurley, former supply such literature to toSpu five at once went t hi tigs after his death a small Non Casti«* A malversare rouses of the notebook. To their amazement, president and Justin Krebs. the ish families. The New Castle Center's 19th one was left they read there a day-by-day anniversary, occurs at this timt f-- it could called a record of the dying babies which a It was on Sunday, Sept. 30. 1917, | h.• had baptized. Unknown to the home -but the child and her fa- that the foundation was laid, wheh.nt T n H «âïî / mi? onary of Tien-tzq-shan, or F ÎS ther. A great idea came to him. j Rev. Timothy O'Shea spoke at the >s • Someone had told him that his to his friends, he had baptized Masses in St. Mary's Church, New \ and little daughter was very pretty moro than 1.000 babies! We Solicit Your Castle, outlining the work of the I with her bright eyes and lovely FORCE OF THE SEA Almost Confraternity, and calling upon,; i hair. Two weeks after her mom- Ailiiii'Lcii amn l Warrington mph tely washed away in the the members of the parish to or-i ? Avenues er's death. Pa Keou was the prop- rent disastrous typhoon was the ( ganize a missionary center. ¿. erty of the Wang family, six miles j sea wall below the Aberdeen Re- A meeting was held on Sept. 30. ^ ^ away, and her father had enough' jon al Seminary in Hong Kong, 1917, and the Center was organ.-, W ~ money to last him for a few g terrific was the force of the ized with the following officers:' III months. He never needed more' S( that large concrete blocks president. John A. Jackson; vice I f< r he smoked opium until it kill-f<,( e weighing several tons were president. Peter P. Caputo; secre-; | If You Cannot Go to the ed him. I c. r up on th.. shore. Ton, the tary. Katherine F. Gran field:! R f * * Pa K'eou grew up as beautiful o; K room of flie hospital treasurer. Katherine M Fiecken- I m-ÌSS!0ÌÌS r to look at as she was gentle and conducted by the Canossian Sis- stein. Within two weeks teachers e!p Those kind. but when she was ten she ters. the free school lately opened were appointed for the following grew ill. They sent for the doe j by the Chinese Catholic Young districts: Croton, Chew ton. Eden- tor who told them that her lungs, Men's Society, these also have burg Koppel, Ell wood City, Hills, B! 10 Have Gone were diseased, probably because! been almost utterly destroyed. ville, Carbon Brick Yard. Warn pour in«ps t in tlia Activities of the hard Fife she bad had as a| And what ean we do? To which! pum. Sheep Hill, West Pi of the be obvious answer is whatever Mahoningtown, Union Townshi I Lcciety for the Propagation child This was a probaem for ¡1 of the the Wangs because their own can ' T?o4ii, win ¥-iiro Vr'i a Missionary ^ and for St. Michael's and St. ¡§j X rtlt fl Will IfeiUvS XUU cl daughter was delicate and they IB; Vitus' parishes i tin Fives of God Even Though You could not take the risk of leaving At th.' e ml or th.- first yea the two girls any longer together Novena at Loretto there were 99 teachers and fish I. Never Leavo Your Home and Natne lest their own child should become I ers; 1.7(50 pupils enrolled; 331 chi! i T.,rui ycn. Prayers a^d Your Gener- ill too. Madame Wang, being dren prepared for First Common g G*i> v Will Enable Tho^e ov the Field tenderhearted. was wonder ing i. 18 In honor ion; 134 taken from non-Catholi tsj what could be d< tie when an old Ti I.isieux. a pub- Sunday School. Tli e total expense Igi c 'P'ir.uo in Their Laudable Work j friend. Mad a me Su, called.. made at the $160.29. Classes were being con I • n the William I dueled in 16 places. ,1cm as a Member and Interest Others "Lit mi have the child", said o'fll she when she had heard the story. Loretto, from The present officers of the Nov "I'll gladly try to nurse hi r back > Monday. Nov.; Castle Center are ; president .-joeu>fv for the Propagation of the f^ • t„ ,.ie, .,„,1 ali-untrth" \l-iil -lnui Ginocchio,, T O. ; Margaret McGowan; vice presi Re ur Kliinko, Director pï,l to neiiiui ana sin iigiii . .»iiiu

By Catholicism Flourishing TH RevE .TE ThomaN tOMMAs li NRoche DM E, NC.Ss. IS R stolen the money f But Despite Irreligion That "Thanks to this, we have an in- it could bo cons id lafects Public Lite, They tellectual and social Catholicism SEVENTH AND TENTH Í OMM WDUEVI s (Continued) sin. But in vit w See Cause For Hope which is already attracting world- Theft i stances would nut be unjust iUi harm done to the wide attention. Our congregations, tho owner is unreasonably opposed Right, as discussed in (lie pre- of both sexes, continue in our th.; taking- oí that sum of mon- guilty of a mortal nuv. II A denunciation ceedincedineg: article, is the moral pow- ° midst, the finest traditions of re- •.y. In case of extreme no e es s < sent practical atheism r to have or to do or to deman i ity, ligious life, and spread in profus- e the refusal of tlie 's national life and an something as exclusively one's; mc °-r owner can be ion temporal and spiritual bene- i an moral recovery are imi ' fits. own. There is also the corres- 't-asonable. To take a car f points of a joint pastoral' tho ul ;; I Whit Others Sa ponding obligation or duty on the P 'Pose of escaping from ur r he live French Cardin- , ° comparable clergy, by part of all others to respect this "™ fh3rous madman would not b their edifying lives, by a devotion ì1,cì1 ior Uu> as "a word of light and hope claim, Any unwelcome and h-! ' car owner's opposi - A Current? Ern recognized etten by our enemies, tum woulil be 'he presen t critical times." legal 1interferenc e with this claim unreasonable. Like- by their constant care to keep out- wise, it would not be stealing to iod, oiliciaiiy shut out of every- side political quarrels, remain the or right is an act of injustice. take something" that would prove! i^'111 • ag. has become for the masses hope, the honor, and the great If the possessor of this claim will- harmful to the owner. A wife who | Unknown Cod." they write. moral strength of France." ingly renounces his right, or can takes her husband's money to pro-1 *I' a sc "Either France will recover her The pastoral is signed by Louis resonably be supposed to do so, no vent its use for drunkenness, is noth; oral sirength or she will fall in- formal act of injustice is done to Cardinal Man tin, Archbishop of not guilty of stealing. Here againI It s the abyss and may perish. him by infringing on his claim. Lyons. Francois Cardinal Verclier, his unwillingness is not reason-1 U'Shi •'The choice for France is one Archbishop of Paris; Cardinal Lie- It would not be an act of injus- able. or death. We must hunt nart. Bishop of Lille; Achille Car- tice to commandeer use of an au- «•m our schools the revolutiou- SOLUTION: The nature of dinal Baudrillart. rector of the tomobile for the purpose of rushing y vii'us which makes of France theft depends, for most part, up- Henry Paris Catholic Institute; an injured person to the hospital. • oi the civilized countries in on the willingness or unwilling- If the owner of the car were un- ' and Emmanuel Cardinal Suhard ness of the owner to grant pos- world, where the majority of, . , , willing, he would be unreasonable uno i,teac, h manhoo,, d, are sys„ - Archbishop of Rheims session or us of his property. and his personal right must yield e Surely the insurance company ily intoxicated with false! to the extreme necessity. would not approve of James'ap- ine. Such Instances, however, are Sixtieth Anniversary propriation of that sum of mon- { onsoling Revival tue exception, for normally no ey. In view of many unfortunate men th we hasten to tell you, Of New York Pastor one can violate a personal right experiences, their permission simo A >oloved brethren, there re- without injustice. The violation could not reasonably be presum- o us much to encourage us New York, Nov. 16 Ut. Rev. of the strict right of another ed. nor is their unwillingness us with hope. If certain Msgr. Callus Bruder, pastor of St. against his reasonable will is an unreasonable. We must concludf i, led astray by a bad Joseph's Church. East 87th St., injury or an act of injustice. An that James was guilty of theft ti on, cut themselves celebrated yesterday the 60th an- injustice may be done to a man's j oth Cod, it comforts us to niversary of his ordination. Car- person, as explained in the treat,- j Gravity of Theft •specially in our cities, a vis- dinal Hayes was present in the PROBLEM: Eleanor workec I journal return to the faith of our sanctuary for the Solemn Mass in a large department store. On j . celebrated by th,. jubila.ri an. and her counter she found a purse j . QUESTIONS a number of diocese, more the sermon was preached by containing three dollars. This j than ever fill the aisles of Most Rev. Joseph F. Uummel. Father Roche linn agreed to an- purse had been thoughtlessly left j r swer a*j Qoeationa that may be uk m< M'M c • Our youth organiza,- Archbishop <-f New Orli I s. ed regarding matters discussed in there by a customer who was in are giving us thousands and Msgr. Bruder is the oldest act- this series of artieles provided a poor circumstances. Eleanor de- j I »limped, addreaned envelope for nds of Christians free of ive priest in the New York Arch- nied all knowledge of the purse j ' the reply ia tent with the luquirjr n respect and full of every diocese. *ach (aettlon* will not In- answer- and quietly appropriated the j , ed thraagh this paper, but onl\ hjr mail. Inqoiriea may I)* aent contents. V iji-.-gest OafchoHC Boarding I lit: I« to Fathor lUehe at 2740 Beech- Is stealing sinful? A venial ST. VINCENT wood Blvd., Pittsburgh. x ^«te JHfc W School I'la-.t of Chicago All taqnirieg will be held iu or mortal sin? ft' rf ».r^ î « «trlct confidence. •SS. K <% JF -. Address: Headmaster In his first Epistle to the Cor- I, \ niO!5 i* ». nthians 6:10, St. Paul writes weu i ise on the Fifth Commandnn nl 'nor thieves nor covetous . . shall re when considering injuries to a possess the kingdom of God." man's right to life and bodily in- ["hese words clearlv indicate that Cl A tegrity. The Eighth Command-1 stealing is gravely sinful, for on ment forbids injuries to a man's mortal can exclude, man from HOARDINÏXITZIG SCHOONL ACADEMFOR BOYS Y right, to his good name and rep.-' the kingdom of Cod. However, the illation, which right is violated; malice of theft can he reduced and KADEN, PA by calumny. The rights above• mitigrated by the quantity of in- 1 Address Directress mentioned are called personal jury involved in the act of steal- rights, and the rights to posses-j ing. It is evident that to steal a sion of property are called "reali penny is not as serious as is the rights". The latter rights can J theft of a thousand dollars. It also ime sc XAVIER ACADEMY j be violated by unjust injury or! seems evident that there must be *evues" SAINT aiatruction of property, or by some point where the damape done ne ni: BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 1 "theft". by an act of stealing woul° d be- lì fi Vi !>.' ITI i ernie, Commercial and Elementary Conrees PROBLEM: James was the come a serious matter and hence Boarding School for Boys local agent of an insurance com- a mortal sin. j r XAVIER HALL Between the Ages of H and I < í pany, and into his tempor- Though the financial condition ach ini sed to b INCOI.If- HIGHWAY LATROPE PA ary keeping there frequently of people may admit of a scale in At came large sums of money col- estimating the relative damage f. r lected from policy holders. from a theft, the welfare of so- sho all Tempted by the prospect of a ciety in general demands that a : Ti successful business deal which fixed limit be placed upon the of- . wh 91 INT MERCY COLLEGE promised a quick turnover feet of the injury involved. Liberal Ai (s-Secrelarial Teacher I raining-Home Economies James appropriated $500 from If an unlimited sum could be bo the company funds. Ready cash stolen without malice of a mor- \ Science—Art—Musi«- was necessary and he intended tal sin, grave danger would threat one, don't, you to restore the money in a few en the security of property and Manager? And what an vou do by Sisters of Mercy * days. this would inflict serious harm to about it in the futur Conducted Was James guilty of theft? mankind in genet al. Since values j Th,< In Ian Fifth Avenue, Líüsburgli SChenley 411)0 Theft is the taking of property fluctuate, this sum may vary, but of another against the owner it is commonly taught that twenty j reasonable will. Theft also em,- dollars is this limit. This absolute j Catholic Peace $ braces the unjust usurpation or amount of injury obtains in all i To Hear ffc JLiiUPoi l UKSULINE ACADEMY of another's property con-jI grades of society, and would be j velt mr f! the measure of malice in an act biddle. Coral and Evaline Sts. Pittsburgh Pi y the reasonable wish es o Rive the owner, for such use contains An accredited Hoarding and Day School for Girls Implied or express Intention of as- Stealing a dollar from a wealthy " Boys accepted in the lower grades ik at ti suming ownership. The main point corporation would be less harmful] ; 'h primary- Grammar- Commercial College Preparatory he Cat h at issue in considering matters of than from a laborer; the damage• oi UJt- tun Service Telephone, EMersoii OStt't ternationa ¡¡Pf is that the owner is reason- done to the laborer would be seri- être coi uete »«y ""»willing to grant possess ion ous. while of little consequence to use of his property." If he is a flourishing corporation. In this •Mtag or if his willingness can sense, we speak of a relative sum j SETON HILL COLLEGE reasonably be presumed, the sin of that would constitute a mortal sin. j i Kl i V s j; j |{(. rKNNSVI.V \ NIA jjeft Is not committed. But when ! Consequently, a smaller sum! e. ¡, iti,.. 1'rc Law. Toaohor Tríiiniiig-, So<-inl Siirvu owner is unwilling that his! would be a grave matter in pro- • ^ Oi i.nx'ral Arts. Munir llomi' Fcononiìcs perty be taken or used in anv' portion to the damage or loss in- "i'tliffíl In Association of American Uni v iiti'iri of American fnlví-rsit\ fforaen ^session and any infringement | Since this damage will depend ^ m 11 foreign foiiiitrips and American Slate of Violation of this right const itut-1 upon the living conditions of. "•JJ* aialfee of stealing. | loser, a hard and fast rule cannot "^'s unwillingness must be rea he laid down. Many are of the 11 £?able- If it is unreasonable.! opinion that the loss of an amou there is ! no violation of "justice, A sufficient for a day's maint sol ^ nlliMvi* Ï «i^rnni» ill V iliiv^v, i Jtì i Í tjJJl * I <» owes a debt of Si00 of which | of one's se¡í ;!i"i fanli1, won a « nas obstinately delayed pay- ! fi ici g ra v m i i v sl(*A I. I.I SCIMI, SÍIKNC'K *nt for a long time. The credit-! stealing such an amount would be I'M Í li. \l. S* li K M l,f)lf \i *Jn "ore need of the money >f what i- , ' Xllli.n IlitlMMi I* i; Ï I N(,1NI lltlM. i! i vie IU >1 S t;>S Alt.M IMS I'KA I ION ® we debtor is unwilling that' ed for a day's support would be _ money be taken from him I seriously harmful to anyone, and )Ks at w ^"P^Matlon under tho circum-1 unreasonably to cause such gravel SIXTEEN THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC THI RtDAT, NOÌ

tor; Henry Sodlak, of Homestead, East End Parish president, and Joseph Vohacek, of School Heads Hold did 1>it,sbur h 'Catholic Action' Fnrtv Wars Old s - ^^y- Annual Conference i "l • j I Villus \ 'HI Following this »eision th* an- FormedbEng^ riven to h Pops ! nnai meeting of the Fraternity or (Continued from Page One) Slovak Catholic Priests of the Father Campbell Represents Bishop! Orgwü* ».« who wer» married in Our Lady ] Diocese of Pittsburgh was held at Help of Christians Church; ser Pittsburgh At Meeting Body To Deal Wfa^ ho same bote! in the afternoon men. "The parents glory in the "he officers of this organization Held in Capital Problem« of the Ch^ riirhteousnnss of (heir eh si" j't Rev Clement J Hrtanek, lastor of St. Ann's Church, Rev. Paul E. Campbell, super* U Thursday, Dec 10 For all wt Homestead, president; Rev. Thorn- j mtendent of Parish Schools, rep- rea ni wore baptized in the parish as B. Harnyak. pastor of SS. Cyril resented the Diocese of Piti i rgr •ie Action M oca y ha?« w , "hurch: sermc n. Fidelity and and Methodius' Church. Fair- n,i •at the annua! meeting' of 11 contrar m good j announced by Mm fc, J5 devotion to the Church make chance, secretary, and Rev. Mar- partment of Superintendents and H,nsl<-y A***, J»^ io r the spiritual, social and tin B. Rubicky, pastor of St. the National Catholic Educatioi ^ih lygigi materia! pro gre of the par- Joseph's, Clairton. treasurer. Association held at Caldwell H pv J. 0 Donovan, o. B. e At this meeting the proceeds Catholic University of Amern acting lav Friday. Dee F ' Patent of f¡¡| 11 'or all gradu- fr.mi Slovak Day conducted in j ,.lst Thursday and Friday Fa the Bandits Release group. ates of Our Lady Help ,»f Chris- July were formally presented to j Campbell also attended the an tbins School; sermon. "Higher Assisi Academy, Bellevue. I nual meet ins if the Executive | Maryknoll Priest ***** Christian education promotes vr ' Tf by PopTpS Franciscan Monastery, at D( partment of the National Cath- M as national preside better living' ie wav Avalon, and (he Vincentiar, oHc Educational Association, of for social b • mi' Motherhouse at Perrysville. Ways whiCh he is vice-president general, (Continued fi ^ge One) that tJme Saturday morning, Dec 1. 9.00 and means of conducting the', , Mayflower on Friday " WM Stated ¿1 lh{ H( (el F. M . ( Ital- o'clock Requiem High Mass <9 I, impaien for funds for the Sic ifternoon O. F M. (a Mf a on£r ,he Unes of ^ for all deceased priests of the { vak ( bolle High School in M st R v John Peterson, P.ish- :cn province and all decea i i an i and Bro N nal Catholic Welfare Confer Cleveland were discussed and a >p of Manchester, N. H., presid- A e -, - ï,, May•*. >I A.SVium. Mo-1I ; in the United States"*« bers of the parish; vigilance commit-tot to check on • ! at the latter session at which ! 1935. at the L< oe formed. "The remembrance of those any communistic propaganda ap Easter Week, 1337. was decided The national committee of & who ur spiritual in Slovak publications l n,j ille. pon ag the time and u sv Rev. Henry ,v bnU wi!1 well mied by the appc T >' comprise, besides Ky . the place for the annual con- .Missionaries or the Sacred Heart., national preset sad & . pravo • ,:i!¡ npp« itf M vention of the association. of Issondun, was captured in Jan- j tl0nal 'ay president, an «ti« our t as{ica At the superintendents' mect- uarv, 1935, and is being held for, * assistant (An^ Sunday. I) ec. i; 11:0( A M j Redemptorists Conduct s;,0 000 ransom. Downey, cf Liverpool); a g^eral So Ioni Mass mg; Local Novena Devotions!'"» resolutions were adopted | secretary (Bishop McXulty. 0! now j "Guidance Needful in Conduct: Nottingham); and four Uymea b flCf* >v . i, m c i n .jiu. Athletic Programs in Second; Card Party Tuesday br' appointed by the four ftpa out ha vini Our Lady of Perpetual Schools" and "Certification of 1 a rchbishops. The whole body of f f fTl f» * * bit- preparation for the Teachers According to State! To Aid Confraternity . Archbishops and Bishop's cf 3;0O p. M the Immaculate Concep- Boards of Education" Reports iven | England and Wales, assemblM is by the sei will be coi lducted in tw< \vei> made on the recent coriven * i n of the Confraternity of card party will council three times a year, wiii 7:30 1 » ] lers, churches by mem bei S ( f tilt exit • f the Mis-j form a supervising body and j mptorist Or der fr im St ¡Christian Doctrine in New York j ity in the aud- J court of final appeal. S:30 P M mcna's C hurt :h. Squii •rel Hill (City and the Rural Life Confer ! j once in Fargo. N. Dak • St Mary's of j his announcement concen- Fürther d. ¡ver- hea do a rtc'r s )f the devot i ui Mercy Churc bird Ave. and! inS the movement, Archbife fiary ohserv; án- he Pitt.si urgl l Dioces e. Rev — ] Ferry St. or ssday evening, Kinsley defined Catholic Actia non nee \ iati las F Kci t nan. C.Ss.R. J American Film Head Nov. 24 T ffair is being!as "the organized apcstoi&; i jhing at St. Mary's Church f F A He in rich, j the laity in union with the Hie } Side, ari d R ev. Fran eis Ber- Received at Vatican Pontiff's Health C.Ss R . in charge Of exer- assisted by a -"chv and under the guidance:: Vatican City. Nov. 17 Pope iers of tli^'or-'^e Hierarchy," and expressed« at St. Can ice's. K noxville Pius gave a private audience this preference for the term "Catls® Refutes Rumors < novenas W'll i open m Nov. , morning to Will 11 Hays. Ameri- j f, Unity" instead of "Catholic if iiti sim I i r e xerciscs will be can movie coordination, discussing a: Jnuod One i icted bv Rev Franci s Br on- ( äs R St. Mary's tli him for about fifty minutes j -nacime "In every diocese," he stitec th motion picture situation in the same time e , ,r "and as far as nece&arriomet vate hn M. Frawley C Ss R ' United States, with special •tsv.i'.e; Vern n parish, machinery must besetif large R v Stone, C Ss R . | onco fo the activities of Ü: M) Conley, Joseph I to deal fully with the speciii non ol Decency to wh He bo to of St.. I hilomena s. are con- Hlizalv \Va'.d"on Path-' problems the Church in this« The Pope conveyed to Mr. Hays orine wa s i ducting a two-week mission at Harri soi ard Henrietta I try has fo face- namely with ti( his appreciation of th progress ! Baumgartner St. Paul's Church. Erie, the exer- e R >WT John mc. | problems of 'leakage,' with a cises opened last Sunday and will made by the American til m pro- G ir''e ! Schaff) anu r lem of the conversion of s» close on Nov. 29. ducer s and expressed hope that ¡ Fileen Mel Catholics, and with that congers the progress would c mtinue. Mr j Edward Irw Vatican C d Martina Reil- ' of problems, 'the social qw Hay assured him that it was the lv. Hill Stati Turtle Creek Parish s ! tion'." To Hold Fete Tuesday

The annual Thanksgiving card party of St. Colman's Parish J zlVIN NOVENA Ci will be held m :-day evening", Nov. 24 (St. "Pe IN HONOR OF OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL ftan's Day), in the Westing- HELP • Cafeteria. Turtle Creek, the In preparaSion for the lid. "Now; starting at 8:00 o'clock, annual event brings former FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION ¡hers of the parish lack for eon due tod by Convent Picture union with their friends and s have been made for an uiv REV. HENRY SIPPEL. C.Ss.R. i'y large attendance this year, (Kodoniptorist Missionary from Saratoga Springs. N. Y.) To Be Shown Here general chairmen of the aiittee in charge are John (Cf Pace One) aayer and Mrs Frank Mc- Begins Monday, Nov. 30—Ends Wednesday, Dec. 9

Mendelssohn Choir hi o The Mendelssohn Choir of

ie •*••.?_ -.»..ii give its first c >n- SERVICES DAILY O' r' < f the season in Carnegie Mu vows sip Hall next Tuesday evening, After the 8 o'clock Mass Arránceme N<«v. 24. Works of Handel. Bach. v a r Har.»Ul E Darke and Howard ous schools i] Hansen will be sung. 3:00 P. M. s '! is! will be Ezra Rach iin' wh ' v'sIi Pia-V three groups 7:00 P. M. piano e impositions by Bach, Slovak Federation 'nop m. Brahms. Rach m an i no ft 8:00 P. M. In Annual Meetinir dowsky and Doh-

ocesan Chapt of the Siova 'Catholic Worker' Catholic Fedi ion of A morie was held 10:00 Meeting Planned ^ . L'il i«, m rs were adopted; Page Oi The Shrine Church - St. Philomenas Action," "Anti-j the Ca Beech wood Blvd. and Forward o opaganda," "Pro- Ave. •Where No I'r.tsei (Joes I 'nanswered' ik National Cui-! bookkt i*' stabüshment of a A »Service for Everybody If unable to < nine ma ko N,.u \ \ a, home. A Noven. Slovak Ca ti cain.s especially, are tur«' and intention « ar i will I r mailed free to an\ address. irrel 0 nu Wished ai Francis- resent, and t<, bring l)ir«>« tions: — lake ( ,u No. «0, «8 ur «i!» to Forward Avt\-—4f*n 3 Wocks tri .vi ( li val and non-Catholic Bus direct. Officer Lhe chapter are: who should know Rev. M J Faide!, spiritual diree- >ut this movement.