BS THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Founded in 18U by Rev. Michael O'Connor, First Bishop oj Pittsburgh Diocese fur SS»*» 38 PITTSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 No. 38 IT. F.WALSH ST. BONIFACE'S SISTERS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE LAY CORNERSTONE TUESDAY- NEW CHURCH IS S. S. HOLY NAME M. C. O'DONOVAN, DIED SATURDAY TAKING FORM RALLY TO HEAR LONG PROMINENT REV. DR. HAYES 'Mffard's Pastor Succumbs to Work Be Run Last July Will Be Com- CATHOLIC, DEAD Jp After Very Short III- pleted By End of 1926—Super-' ^B^^^ri in Johnstown—For- structure Started — Will Cost Sectional Rally of South Side Holy McKees Rocks Controller Buried ipawmate Officiates at Fu- Name Men Will Be Held in St. Friday—Business Houses fin» >260,000—Will Accommodate 850 Ma ry of the Mount Church, Oc- Death Nationally Moum«d—life tober 11—Other Rallies Through- Pointed to as Ideal for fstfcsBt At last, after 40 years of waiting out Diocese Men I An immense but silent throng at- hoping and desiring, the parish of mSff 'the funeral services in St. St. Boniface North Side, is getting Tne death, laát week, of MichMl' l S^trtTs church, Bedford avenue a new church. The hearts of these The Rev. Dr. Ralph L. Hayes, su- Collins O'Donovan, aged 61, con- I BEHfaadless street, Tuesday morn- good parishioners are filled with joy perintendent of parochial schools of troller of the borough of McKm« 1 IS|m> the Rev. Father Thomas F. as they see the fondest hopes of the Pittsburgh Diocese, and noted Rocks, and vice president of the Me- 3 fjilb, pastor, who died Saturday in many years now realizing in the con- for his ability as a pulpit orator, will Kees Rocks Trust Co., and the Char- | dgnctoryof the church, struction of a church, which will be deliver the sermon in St. Mary of tiers Trust Co., and a long prominent 1 p^yfl^r Walsh, who was 69 years a credit to the faith and sacrifice of the Mount Church, Grandview ave- Catholic in the Pittsburgh Pliimw, tJ litft, «as stricken with grippe last a truly Christian people nue, Mt. Washington, Sunday, Oc- iá mourned by the entire borough in 1 mSSt and died from pneumonia, the tober 11, at 3 p. m., before the sec- which he lived, and by all those whe Í SEj^wreloped Thursday. He was - 'waiting was worth the tional Holy Name rally. Members knew him. IgllKNbl priest in the Pittsburgh while for the parish will have a of St. Justin's Church, Boggs ave- '¡faffM to die within the last two church, unique in construction, both nue, Mt. Washington; St. Cather- Funeral services were held Friday 1 g|p, the late Father John J. within and without, an imposing ine's, Beechview; St. Bernard's, Mt. morning at 9 a. m., in St. Francia de J structure, showing an exact render- Sales church, McKees Rocks. Ilw 1 Bjgpt St Catherine's church, be- Lebanon; Resurrection, Brookline: celebrants and clergymen at the sol- I gMfirxt ing of the Byzantine style. St. Ann's, Castle Shannon, and St. The foundation is of concrete con- emn high Mass of requiem wen; | Fffc Rev. Bryan Kenne, pastor of Malachy's, South Side, will attend The Very Rev. W. P. Dunlea, pastor 1 struction The superstructure will this rally. lip'* iioman Catholic church, be of solid brick and hollow tile of St. Francis de Sales charca; the ffiirftgn. who was Father Walsh's faced with Indiana Lime Stone. This particular rally, which will Rev. Raymond Conway, deacon; the I mmas at college, officiated at the I he roof of Spanish mottled tile All commemorate Holy Name Sunday Rev. Francis Pearns, sub-deacon; the pill requiem Mass and funeral interior stone work, such as piers and proclaim publicly the veneration Rev. John O'Reilly, master of cere- •gift. The Rev. Thomas Murphy, columns, caps and bases of Brier for the Holy Name of Jesus, will be monies; the Rev. T. L. Coakley, P.P, ¡Hp pastor at St. Richard's, Hill Sand Stone, golden buff and but one of five such gatherings to be D.D.; the Rev. H. J. Gilbert, St. ni deacon, and the Rev. John A. light variegated colo rs; solid con- held simultaneously in South Hills Paul's Orphanage; and the Very ffOmffr, of St. Brigid's, was sub-struction, no steel encased in stone and South Side circles. A large Rev. E. P. Griffin, pastor of St. total. Interment was in Johns- The dome, which is hemispherical number of similar rallies also will Mary's of the Mount. The pall- fen. Monday night the body was on the interior, is pierced with 16 be held in other sections of the dio- bearers were: Edward Kennedy, "16fttn the rectory to the church windows over the cornice at its cese. These rallies will take place John McDermott, Richard Burke, W. iprd of members of the Holy spring. These 16 windows will be of the heretofore annual Holy Name E. Gavin, M. J. Sullivan and Fred ;. Society remained with the the only stained glass windows processions. Yaggi. l^ fbroaghout the night. Mem- placed at the present. The dome will Bishop Approves Plans Business Houses Clow Imof the clergy recited the office be carried on four immense piers, Following the decision of the ex- Never before has McKees Rocks f it dead at 9:30 Tuesday morn- arches and pendentives. In front of ecutive committee of the Diocesan been so united in grief. All business Si- this, on the entrance side, are a wide Union of the Holy Name Society to houses were closed during the fu- Born in Wales vestibule and colonnaded passages. hold in the various districts a series neral—a token of the genuine re- gfHlar Walsh was born in Wales Dome Novel Feature of Holy Name rallies, which plan spect the town had for this promi-' fc«? and came to this country The dome will present an alto- has received the warm approval of nent Catholic leader. The mayor, 1» was 14. He received his gether unique and absolutely new the Rt. Rev. Bishop, and his bless- council members and all muniopu: education in the parochial development in building science. The ing, the officers of the Union im- employes marched in the cortege. Mttitef New York City and later dome and all the roofs will be exe- mediately got in touch with the or- Mr. O'Donovan, in addition to be- •M Old St. Michael's Seminary cuted in the Gustavina Timbrel Arch ganizers of the various districts and ing vice president of the two Trust ¿•fKwsport. For a short time he construction. The vault of the dome started preliminary arrangements, Companies, and borough controller, IMtt'U a puddler in the Cambria and all ceilings will be of Rumford President Stephen P. Barry an- was president of the McKees Rocks ialaiDs at Johnstown, Pa., after- Accoustical Tile of variegated nounces that arrangements are well Hospital, and had many other busi- ari attending St. Vincent's Acad- ors. This tile will completely coi- under way in the following districts: ness and philanthropic interests. He J«r«tBeaUy, Pa. He was gradu- vent echoes of sound and wil"' pre- Homestead, organizer, J. W. Pen- had been a trustee of St. Francis de m from St Vincent's in 1884 and to the new church unusually give ning; Braddock, organizer, Richard Sales church since the parish was at St Vincent's Archabbey, accoustical properties. So far good Butler; Wilmerding, organizer, An- organized, also being active in the as is local Conference of the St. Vincent 20,1884, by Bishop Mullen, and known only two or three such domes drew Lager; Greensburg, Jeannette de Paul Society m the larger affaiñi ifc first Mass in Johnstown. are in existence. and Latrobe, organizers, August Hel- of the diocese, and through the* Walsh then was assistant wig and J. N. Schildkamp; Donora, Pittsburgh Particular Council, both St Malachy's, from July All the interior walls to be lined Monnessen, Charleroi and Mononga- to a height approximately feet, of which he was president of for o June, 1885; Immaculate 7 hela City, organizer, Francis Poram- many years. Connellsville, June, 1885, with Yaletex Face Brick. The only by; Glassport, organizer, James O'- M86; St John the Baptist, plaster, in the church proper, will be Brien; McKeesport, Clairton and Du- The Society of St. Vincent de Paul \ to March, 1888; St. from this point to the cornice at the quesne, organizer, Al. Eofot; Wood- especially feels the loss of Mr* My, to September, 1888; break line, where the Guastavino lawn, organizer, Frank J. Yesto. O'Donovan, both locally and nation- construction ends. ally. At the national convention la Ctonelton, from Septem- It is fully expected that during the Washington, D. C., to which he had 1888 to September, 1895; (Continued on Page 8) torn, Monongahela City, (Continued on Page 8) been selected delegate, profound sor- . 1895, to January 28, row was expressed. The Holy Sac- Mary of Mercy, Pittsburgh, rifice of the Mass, and prayers wen Ml IftBBsry 28, 1900, to Julv 15, COMMITTEE OF EXCURSION IS offered there Saturday for the re- Mary's, Freeport, until —Courtesy Gazette Times. pose of his soul Benedict's Colored church, PRIESTS NAMED Above are shown views ol' the ceremonies at the laying of the cor- "Life Worthy Emulatkm" fc November 10, 1906, to nerstone. Sunday afternoon, for the new motherhouse for the Sisters of PUNNED BY ST. "The Society of St. Vincent dé * 8, 1907; St. Veronica's, Divine Providence, on the Three Degree Road, near Keown Station, Paul suffered the loss of an able i, December 8, 1907, to No- TO MAKE SURVEY "lop—A group of priests who participated, surrounding the cornerstone, GEORGE KNIGHTS leader who war eVer ready to spend 8,1911. He was then, made just after it was lowered into place, tenter—The Very Rev. Stephen himself for the welfare of his fel- «f Our Lady of Victory Bishop Boyle Appoints Investigators Schramm, of St. George's Church, who officiated, is kneeling, blessing the Four Special Trains Chartered For lowmen," an officer of the St. Vin- Madison, Pa., and served un- For Ten Districts With View of cornerstone. The others in the picture are (from left to right) the Rev. Trip to the Knights of St. George cent de Paul Society said., "Then Oetober 21, 1915, when he was Dispensing Educational Campaign C". A. Schuler, the Rev. H. J. killmeyer and the Rev. Adolph Keller. Bot- Home, Wellsburg, W. Va., Sep- is no desire to laud his merits, for psstor of St. Catherine's. Receipts tom—The Rev. Thomas Bryson, of St. Bernard's Church. Dormont. preach- tember 27 the rules of the Society oppose lau- mes-®» Where he remained until ing. Inset—Mother M. Aloysia, who will direct the new motherhouse. dation of its members. Howevei* •g* 28, 1816. Since the successful close of the The Knights of St. George, heed- that may be, we find an opportunity _ ftfter Walsh was next made pas- Educational Campaign, som< people ing the hundreds of requests from to point a moral, an ideal, in the life Regis church, Trafford have been asking how the money CROWD ESTIMATED AT 3,000 ATTENDS Catholics all over the Pittsburgh of Mr. O'Donovan, for the edifica- remained until January 31, has been spent, how many schools Diocese, have arranged another ex- tion and emulation of other Catholic H^^™» l>e was again transfer- have been erected, what others are cursion to their home at Wellsburg. men. ? "'^¡SH ^e to St. Richard's in process of building, and other MOTHERHOUSE CORNERSTONE LAYING W. Va., for September 27, the last "To us he never refused to give ~ Sg%Where he remained until the questions of a kindred nature. Such Sunday of this month. counsel and his services, whieh wepe »«to death. persons very evidently have not Very Rev. Stephen J. Schramm Officiates as Stone Is Laid for So many people were disappointed (Continued on Page 8) 81g stopped to inquire into the difficul- New Motherhouse for Sisters of Divine Providence—Father in not being able to accompany the ties of such a huge undertaking. If last excursion last May, because of they had done so, they would realize Bryson Preaches Stirring Sermon prevailing rain storms on that day, Ursuline Academy * Plans that progress in a work of so great that they have since been prevailing a magnitude must necessarily be Intermittent showers and threat- | of these noble women—outlined upon the members of the board of for Young Ladies St Fidelis slow, at least in its beginning. ening skies failed to dampen the their work and their purposes. directors to stage another trip to The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh the home. This will be the final ex- Starts 55th Year ardor of some 3,000 devout Cath- Father Bryson Preaches cursion of the season. Everyone is Ving Dedication embraces within its limits ten coun- olics of the Pittsburgh Diocese who "We see rising about us." Father welcome. ties of the State. Its population, attended the laying of the corner- Bryson said, "the framework and MERCY HOSPITAL With a large enrollment the Ursu- made up of rich, poor and middle This excursion will give to many stone for the new Motherhouse of foundation of what will eventually the opportunity, to visit and inspect line Ladies' Academy, South Wine- r, October 4, the feast of St. class, finds employment in the offices, the Sisters of Divine Providence last be one of the finest Motherhouses in biddle avenue, Pittsburgh, began its ¡gWttises this year to be one NURSE INJURED- the wonderful home for aged and mills and factories of its cities, in Sunday afternoon. the world. Why is it being built? infirm members [of the order, located fifty-fifth academic year September J*3*et days in the history the mines of its coal and coke re- All roads leading to the new home Why so big and fine, you may ask. 9. "Mass of the Holy Ghost was cele- .JSP» Seminary. The new on Mount St. George,—the many gions, and on the farms of its rural site, on the Three Degree road, near Are these good Sisters doing itj for COUSIN KILLED buildings and extensive garden and brated Thursday by the school chap- R«* will practically double districts. The problems and needs Keowri Station, were choked with themselves ? farm land comprised in the 500-acre lain, Rev. Father Joseph Leouissa, of so heterogeneous a mass of peo- vehicular traffic. A special detail O.M.Cap. The sermon, preached by —, - the institution is "No; not one brick is being Street Car Strikes Miss Adelaide tract acquired some three years ago. ¡»apletion and will be ready ple afire vastly dissimilar, and call of eight Pennsylvania State troopers placed, or one trowel of mortar be- The entire plant is located several Rev. Father Cyprian, was timely in »on on October 4. for separate and serious considera- efficiently conducted the hundreds ing thrown into the construction for Dugan's Auto—Is In Pittsburgh hundred feet above the town of its message and admonition. »Monies will begin in the tion for each class. Added to the of automobiles to the grounds and these Sisters. They are doing it for Hospital—Nursed at Mercy Hos- Wellsburg and affords an excellent "Wisdom," Father Cyprian said, in a solemn high Mass, great extent of territory to be cov- kept the roads clear. you, and you, and you—for every pital For Past Ten Years panoramic view of the Ohio Valley his discourse, "is the pursuit most *T the Rt. Rev. Msgr. ered, to the various and variegated The cornerstone was laid with Catholic in the world. They are for miles up and down this historic worthy of human beings. God has general of the Wheel- classes of people to be satisfied, an- fitting and solemn ecclesiastical building here a Motherhouse which favored the desire because He bless- Miss Adelaide Dugan, aged and scenic river. iZf", ,Th,e buil(iini? will be other problem to be solved is found ceremonies, with the Very Rev. will provide teachers for the future Will Hold Field Mass ed Solomon, who asked for wisdom in the number of different races and Stephen J. Schramm, pastor of St. generations, which will provide Mercy Hospital nurse for thf past and knowledge that he might come ¡ff« 0 dock at which occasion 10 years, was seriously injured, and An open-air Field Mass will be Bishop Boyle will offi- nationalities to be found in our truly George's Church. South Side, offi- shelter for the poor and needy, a celebrated at 11:30 a. m., on the in and go out for his people. The Pentecostal diocese. ciating. Assisting were: the Rev. training school of the girls and her cousin, M. S. Andrews, aged 42, aim, then, of the scholastic body is. gWtiie Rt. Rev. Bishop Swint, was killed almost instantly, when grounds Sunday morning for the ac- gTOg, will preach the sermon. Hasty Action Unwise H. J. Killmeyer, Allison Park, dea- women who will eventually take commodation especially of those acquisition of wisdom. their places. the automobile in which they were "Truth is made known througa *pBon will be preached in the From all this it will be readily con: the Rev. Adolph Keller, All riding was struck by a Swissvale- coming from afar on three of the seen that no haphazard plan of dis- Saint's Church, West Etna, sub- "Oh, if you could only know the the book of Creation, the world that Rankin-Braddock street car at Dal- special trains, one leaving Broad God has made, and through revegr ikM>. "^dedicatory ceremonies tributing the campaign money can deacon; the Rev. C. A Schuler. SS hardships and sacrifices these saint- las avenue and Forbes street last street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania do adequate justice to all the classes Peter & Paul's, East End, master ly women, have endured in order tion and is imparted to the mind by gwtaüding wiii be thrown open Friday night. Railroad Station, on the preceding books, by experience, by teachers Dinner will be served and interests that must be taken in- of ceremonies; the Rev. August to better serve the great Mother Saturday evening at 10 o'clock; an- Priests and prelates at to consideration. A thorough sur- Schoppel, assistant master of cere- Church, the Holy Fathers, and Al- Miss Dugan, who lives at 215 other from Easton, Pa., and the Le- and by associates. God is known by JI* kawenee Carroll, an vey of the entire field must be taken, monies, and about forty priests from mighty God!" Father Bryson ex- North Craig street, was driving her caring for the soul, living as human cousin in her own car toward Hi's high Valley District, leaving home beings not as dumb beasts, being 5 "J seminary, will act as and a patient and exacting study various parishes of the diocese. claimed. "If you could but read the home, at 211 Hazelwood avenue at 6 p. m., Saturday, and the third chronicles of the Blessed Order! I1 less animal than angel, by lovm* ¿gj «f the dinner, and ad- made of the many problems involv- Male Orders Represented when the outbound street car, oper- from Johnstown and intermediate God and by practicing virtue which « made by prominent ed, if the purposes of the campaign Priests representing the Capuchin, I "You would find there mute evi- ated by Motorman Thomas O'Brien, points Sunday morning. Two spe- leads to the throne of God. are to be fulfilled. Redemptionist Holy Ghost, Benedic- dence of these sacrifices. You would struck the machine on the right cial sections of this excursion on 8 The Rt. Rev. Bishop is fully cog- that many a day they have Sunday, September 27, also will "The mind, then, and the will must IS* Seminary is known in tine and Carmelite orders were in learn hand side. Mr. Andrews' head was be used aright, and the timespent a* of the Church as "a nizant of the difficulties which the attendance. More than 200 Sisters gone hungry; many a day they crushed by the force of the blow leave Pennsylvania Railroad, Union ^2fPhlCa/' a Seraphic situation presents, and ever since of the Order of Divine Providence taught your children while their Station, Pittsburgh, at 8:50 and 9:10 school must be used well,* Father and the .machine was alomst com- a. m., eastern standard time. Cyprian said. "Pupils owe this to K?«school primarily in- the close of the campaign he has also attended. whole bodies ached for food. You pletely demolished. He was taken God, they owe it to themselves, to S^S training of boys for been giving them his serious con- Sister M. Aloysia, Mother Su- would learn that upon many occa- from the wrecked car to Columbia The excursion tickets for the their parents who spend so murtrto m the Order of St. sideration. From time to time he perior of the Sisters of Divine sions they were in need of warmth, Hospital, where he was pronounced round trip from Pittsburgh and give them an education, to their has consulted with priests in the va- Providence, together with her as- hut had no fuel to supply it. You deaa. Wellsburg (half-fare for children) teachers who sacrifice all for them of the new building rious districts with a view to getting assistant, Sister M. Celestine, head- would learn of persecution—more Miss Dugan was removed to the are now on sale at the several places and to mankind deserving of goo« the publica- their ideas of the needs of those dis- ed the delegation of Sisters. Silent- hardships than any of you can Pittsburgh Hospital, where it was named in the advertisement appear- and worthy citizens." 0f Pope Pius XI in ing on another page of this issue. tricts and of the means of meeting ly and with bowed head, lips only imagine. stated she suffered a severe lacera- The children joined devoutly m ^g.ffPily recommends such them. moving as they prayed, the Sisters Prayers Will Be Answered tion on the mouth, a probable frac- On the day of the excursion a va- the singing of the hymns and show- I*» »ants special spiritual No buildings, it is true, have yet viewed the cornerstone laying with "They know not. now, where the ture of the right wrist, a laceration ried program of entertainment has ed an earnestness of manner tlttrt who attend them. been erected, but several have been immobile countenances. But all the money to pay for this new Mother- above the right eye and a sprained been arranged for, also provisions augurs wefl for their progress in [» wtter shows that there planned. Several sites have been while a light of joy and justifiable house will come from. But they right knee. At first it was thought made to serve lunch and refresh- studies and Catholic tr^&^f 77 such Seraphic considered, and a few practically de- pride shone in their eyes, giving know it will come. Almighty God Miss Dugan would not live, but she ments, same being taken care of by the officers and members of the As is well known the U*suHn» moot the world with cided upon. But the Bishop has de- expression to the happiness in their has always heard their prayers, has is rapidly recovering. Young Ladies' Academy ft «t «* r**> »tudying under the cided that the task of carrying out hearts and minds — happiness always answered them, has always Steubenville, Follansbee and Wells- Miss Dugan entered Mercy Hos- burg Branches in conjunction with the longest established ^wg Capuchfn Friars. in detail the plans of the campaign wrought by the knowledge that cared for them. The money will pital with a class of probationers in of learning in the Diocese ^ i IfMdnary is a strictly those ideals for which they have come. The home will be paid for. the Board of Directors of the Jj should be left to a committee of May, 1915. She graduated and be- Knights of St. George, consisting of burgh, with charter from theSU*» ra*®m»ry. Only such priests who are intimately acquaint- toiled and sacrificed are becoming The Sisters will be taken care of. came a registered nurse in May, and aiumnae located throughwt ¡S*5™' to study for the realities. This they know, for in their close Joseph H. Reiman, H. L. Hegner, P. I ed with the different districts, and 1918. She has practiced her profes- Jos. Hess, Joseph G. Renvers, J. J. United States and Europe. «a_gg» Hf^tted. Besides the who will make a special study of Tenderness and humility tem- communion with their Heavenly sion continuously at Mercy Hospi- I few* Order, candidates Father, He speaks to them, assures Bernert, P. S. Huckestein, John E. pils an of elementary gwdMM WW« the particular problems of each dis- pered the glow in the 200 pairs of tal. Loibl, B. Chas. Held, Henry Emig, •s ot advanced classes and •»•jmal Mod have al- trict Such a committee he ap- eyes the the Rev. Thomas Bryson, them rf His undying love. The crowd of passengers on the in limited "Ev* ry Catholic owes i undying Louis Seethaler and Geor*e j. prised ei day scholars, J— pointed last week. It is made up of of St. Bernard's Church, Dormont, street car was thrown into a panic. Bleichner. boarders and term boards», •-¿ggp" (Continued on Byes 8) told the vast assembly of the deed- ti,e .'Continued on Page 8) Several women fainted. tm(smm THERE are many reasons for affirming that notwithstanding the number of people exposed to the emotional appeal of the "Movies," the WEEKLY CALENDAR )t ^ittstiurgtj Catfjolir I influence of books, both for good and ill, can be far more deep and last- ing. A book, and especially a novel, may be a permanent possession, to (By N. C. W. C. News Service) ESTABLISHED IN 1844 be read or referred to again and again, and according to the measure of >1 RT. REV. MICHAEL O'CONNOR, D.D., FIRST BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH Friday, Sept. 18.—St. Thomas of j PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY BY its interest for the reader—and interesting books are not always good Villanova, was known as the Glory According to the Catholic Press other agency whose aim » THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY books The "movie" provides pictures for the passive visual apprehen- of the Spanish Church in the Six- Directory, just published by Joseph a single American citu«r tion of those who watch them; they come and go, and the limits of teenth Century. He was a trusted H. Meier, of Chicago, there are 20,- guaranteed by the Ceo OUtt u4 Plant, The Colonial Pre»». Inc. counsellor of Charles V. After he the United States'" Cowl 18*7-1«»» 237-239 Third Arenac decency in what they actually portray are fairly well defined. In books 738,447 Catholics in the United had been made Bishop of Valentia he State. The directory also shows that Since it has reached FRANCIS P. SMITH, Editor. RUSSELL F. OAEES. Associate Editor. the liberty of description is immeasurably wider. It does not present devoted two-thirds of his annual during the fast twenty-five years, the where intelligent AmeriX'SS' episcopal revenues to the care of the TERMS IN ADVANCE pictures ready made, but stimulates the imagination to form them for Church has gained 10,609,770 mem- credit everything itself. The censorship of decency has no control whatever over the poor. He died in 1555. bers, and 4,429,137 in the last ten Klan sources, it is sea ' 1 eopr by mail, por year $2.00 1 copy by mail, (or six month* (1.00 while correcting any 8ia*te espy i .05 Foreign subscriptions, by mail 3.50 potency of clever writing, and no limits can be set to this stimulus once Saturday, Sept. 19.—St Janua- years. This is significant in view of Canada Subscription »3.00 rius, Martyr, lost his life in the per- the fact that immigration has been coming from the it is applied. Careful selection, then, both in reading and in refraining secution under Diocletian. Because greatly restricted during the latter American. Entered at Faatedke, Pittsburgh, Pa., as Second Class Matter. from reading, is a vital necessity in these days. he and other ecclesiastics visltau period. PITTSBURGH, PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925. :o: Christians who had been cast into The directory further shows that prison and persisted in their efforts there are now in the United States, SCIENTIFIC GIBBERISH IF WE could get absolutely rid of the delusion that work is a hard- to n:ake converts, they were ex- 23,697 priests, 60,155 sistere, 216 ship and affliction, the world would make a great step forward in happi- posed to the beast. Miraculoush Catholic seminaries, universities and Bishop Boyle Commends "The Pittsburgh Catholic" saved from harm, tiiev were later colleges, 208 monasteries, abbeys, 1 pol t c nvCTSBti ness and satisfaction. There is no use in any one of us claiming that he s strew?!l ni thicklv- ° y with a-fc^F« of «ht*, is not at all under the spell of such a delusion, for complete emancipa- beheaded. The hlood "of St. Janu- and scholasticates, 592 convents and arius, congealed in two vials, is pre- novitiates, 607 academies and board- •omplex,' mhftftious,' «¿rçJjJjJJ, Bishop's House, tion from it has hardly been achieved by any human being. More or sex* and 'glands/ F^wh^TlS Pittsburgh, July 8, 1921. served in the CiTherral of, Naples. ing schools,-611 high schools, 559 less, in one part of our make-up, we all, at least, tend to hate work, and It liquifies when Drought near the hospitals and sanitariums, 598 char- scientific tags know what «Mtk Editor, The Pittsburgh Catholic, talking about. But the Pittsburgh, Pa. to think of it as a product of play and pleasure rather than a toil. Of head of the Saint. itable institutions, and 264 Catholic papers and periodicals. in the knowledge that KKaTaÉn Dear Sir:—I do only scant justice to Catholic Journalism in this course, when it is put up to us we will have to admit that there is mora Sunday, Sept. 20.—Sts. Eustachius are no wiser. «Ml WoetM, when, following the example of my predecessors in the and companions, martyrs. Eustach- satisfaction and happiness obtained through work, than through idle- "So-and-so," the9 ne,.vw „ Jtm&ili|tta,t f Sm of Pittsburgh, I appoint THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC an ius, an officer in the Roman army AMERICAN FILMS DOING HARM drawin. g. room• s< say, diaenaafagfdi ? •Melai diocesan organ* and commend it to priests and to the people ness, but there is a lack of enthusiasm in our admission, and it comes under Trajan, was stripped of his ABROAD from us because it has to. If we could get into the habit of thinking of erring Whbrothere , "is8 a victim af\ as a reliable Journal of Catholic thought and opinion. I trust that honors and wealth when he was con- presse~ ' Ld sex.'. ,i" ' ilTh e* state« *« fcjm by their encouragement and support it will grow in influence, and work as a real good we would give to life a new source of freedom and verted to Christianity. I^ater, when H. C. Hoagland, an American, and ceived with nods of approvai «W Intime, increasingly, a power for justice, for righteousness, and power, and worthiness. For God works and surely must find His surce the barbarians menaced Rome he director of the Stoll Film Company, in the interests of common was recalled and placed at the head the largest British producer and dis- for the advancement of the Kingdom of God in this world. of joy in the things that He does. ought to be laughed dowB°M*Lk Sincerely yours in Christ, of troops sent against the invaders. tributor of American films, sailed surdly wrong. As a matte* offZ" + HUGH C. BOYLE Bishop of Pittsburgh. -:o:- He returned to Rome victorious and for America, we learn from the the erring brother in qoestiw jTT IN MANY schools there was, once upon a time, a poetry class, in was reunited with his family. When, newspapers, expressly to tell Will •victim' not of suppressed hi JJ however, he still refused to sacrifice Hayes and President Coolidge of the which boys were compelled to turn out so many lines of original or trans- unsuppressed sex. to the heathen gods he and his wife harm which some American films are Wherever life finds formal m», Liturgical lated verse in the term. The system may have had its faults, but it did were put to death. doing to American prestige abroad. sion, outside of the impress a certain knowledge of metrical form, besides strengthening and Monday, Sept. 21.—St. Matthew, Among the most objectionable are same sort of poohhahlfiiX *g*HE¡BI E is a growing demand that the Faithful return to the use of the clarifying acquaintance with the classics. And while it may have given sex films which give the impression Pseudo science colors books, nun- apostle, was a publican whose duty to Europeans that Americans are a H Prayer Book in Mass, and in other Church ceremonies. The majority some the idea that they were poets, this did little harm; it was soon it was to collect the taxes for the zines, the press and the stapT^ Ot church worshipers, nowadays, eschew the old-time "St. Vincent Roman conquerors. He became an race of sex maniacs and degenerates Science, or rather what mm at n knocked out of them, anyway, while those who had really music in their and films which hold the white race science, is the vogue. While »one | JIaaual and other books of devotion, rest themselves comfortably on the apostle of the Savior and after the up to contempt among the colored dose hearts were given the opportunity to practice its expression. Ascension, remained in Judea for is expected to think scientifeaBy »B their eyes, and apparently are deep in mental prayer, or peoples. Mr. Hoagland wants the are expected to talk sdenttfeaB? several years. It was there that he export of such films restricted. alee thrum their rosary beads through their fingers and gaze twitching, THE scholar is an apostle of truth, strengthening in men's minds wrote his Gospel. Laboratory catch-words ate taini ahowing to their observant neighbors that they are wide-awake in their We thoroughly agree with his up and shouted all over the laid. and hearts the knowledge of God, who in word and act has manifested Tuesday, Sept. 22.—The Theban stand. But, it seems to us that if This careless tagging of thim« Aves. Now, if we Are to return to the prayer book, let us have some- Legion refused to obey the order of they are dangerous to British morals Himself in revelation and in nature. The scholar shares in no small re- the Emperor Maximimian that they something that they aren't it net flting like a daily Missal to guide us. There exist, no doubt, many ex- spect in this apostolate, and he should fit himself to fulfill his mission in they are likewise a menace to the however, the worst side of the win cellent books, containing devotional prayers and exercises. All such are turn their swords against the Chris- spiritual and physical health of the business. It may indicate nothiw the spirit of the education he has received. The Catholic scholar has a tian population near Lake Geneva. American people, especially the chil- worse than a superficial aeeeptajw useful In their way. But what is needed today is not an increase in the special responsibility to the age and country. Trained in the Christian The emperor became enraged and dren. As a matter of fact, an effect- after having every tenth man exe- of fashionable ideas, in an etteaat Variety of prayer books, rather it is a return to and a greater under- life he should be leaven for good in the world of thought and action. ive way to prevent the exportation to keep up with the 'smart get' standing of the ancient "formulae" of the Church. cuted in a vain effort to shake the of American films, that are a dis- resolution of the Legionairies, he or- The greater danger is that tilthi s grace to Americans is to stop their silly scientific gibberish inevitably The liturgical prayers are the Church's official words of praise, ador- THE public system of education is undergoing not merely a change dered the entire group of more than manufacture at home.—The Catho- ation, love, thanksgiving, and petition to Him from Whom all good things six thousand men to be massacred. darkens the public sense of rijtht aail but a revolution. The term "elementary" is becoming a misnomer for lic News. wrong. Everyone understands ha, proceed. They are more than a compilation of the prayers of even God's Although they were fully armed ai.d the ordinary schools; central schools tend to become "secondary," and capable of offering effective resist- while even the scientists themsriw? greatest Saints. They are the words which the Church has authorita the trend of the secondary is to become something higher, as preparatory ance they threw down their arms ARE WE SUPERIOR? are hotly at odds over 'complex«.' The resulting confusion is not tivelymade her own and "in her spirit spreads and lives today." to the university. Such an advance is the inevitable result af a half- and submitted to martyrdom. R|! Liturgy includes more than vocal prayer (in the usual acceptance of With good reason does Lord Lee everywhere. For example, one fat century of public education. Catholics desire to share in it to the fullest Wednesday, Sept. 23.--St. Thecla, declare that American "movies" are of the public will praise a book u the word). It embraces such soul-elevating acts as ceremonies, church extent for their children, but the old obligation of expenditure shackle virgin, martyr, is one of the most lowering the American people in the reflecting a new and glorioa* en, music, the adornment of altars, etc. All these are prayers, for they serve them. illustrious as well as one of the earl- eyes of Europeans. They are also another part will classify ft g to elevate the soul to God, in which lies the essence of prayer. A prac- iest of the saints on the calendar of demoralizing the heathens. Writing nlainlv indecent, or unmoral S3 tical interest in liturgy is one of the means of showing a love for the the Church. When St. Paul preach- of his wanderings through the East, another will straddle with one qt on the new scientists and the other Otorch, and love for the Church, Christ's mystical body, is synonomous THE Holy Father considers that each and every assembly of Cath- ed at Iconium she was inspired and, Mr. H. M. Tomlinson tells of Ameri- olics is to be encouraged, but holds that today those in particular should spurning the prospect of marriage can movies given before Malay audi- on the old traditions. The psbfc with love for Christ Himself. conscience, clouded over by a eonfu- be convened whose aim is to draw closer the bonds of charity between with a rich suitor, fled from her ences which showed examples of home. Several times she was ex- fraud, infidelity, treachery and rob- ion of ideas and idiosyncradM, it The apparent lack of interest in the Church's liturgy may be caused men and diffuse through the entire Church and among the nations that unable to effect a rational beeWai by a failure to see the spiritual significance of the various rites and cere- posed to death in various forms in bery. which is so truly akin to charity, peace and concord. an eqffort to shake her faith. Each The writer says that the Orientals The same uncertainty fa foort n monies which she sanctions and proposes to the faithful, with a view to time she was miraculously saved un- pointedly remarked that at last they the universities which are tamhf tile corporate worship of God. more and more incapable of sejant- UNITY is strength. How many difficult projects have been carried til at last the Savior called her to have learned the real truth about Himself with the double crown of white civilization from these frank ing the wheat from the chaff hi fia A prayer book, our "Missal" that would give us this information through successfully, without undue strain, by the co-operation of many never ending and nondescript ttma mmld be a great service to souls by enabling them to build up their virginity and martyrdom on her confessions of the screen. He also willing hands. Many can do easily what a few cannot do at all. The his- head. hazards the opinion that such scenes of theories and hypotheses mi 1Mb devotional life on the sound foundation of the sacred liturgy of the that flow from the laboratorfafc IV tory of all great co-operative, popular movements is an eloquent tribute Thursday, Sept. 24.—The Blessed are doing more to substitute con- Church. tempt for respect for the white men ability tc harmonize new tMnpefi to this. Virgin Mary of Mercy, St. Peter of than all the propaganda of Moscow. old one« seems at times to bewMl; By the use of the Missal at Mass, by the following of the psalms and :o: Nolasco, a noble of I,anguedoc made lacking. The will to judfe and ti a vow of chastity early in life and Our best representative artists are hymns at Vespers, by the better understanding of the ceremonies of Holy THE trouble of the world today is not economic but religious. It is showing the East that its revolt lead in the intellects' fieM MOTS Week, and the chief festivals, and in many other ways, the laity can enter gave his vast property to the paralvzed. And it is no wonder tie not a new teaching we need, but a return to the old Faith. It is not a Church. Encouraged by a vision of against the West, should it ever oc- better into the spirit of the Church, and the more easily live her life. cur, would be nothing more than a the athletic coaches and not the fac- gold standard we need, but a religious standard. It is not a Dawes plan the Blessed Virgin he and his con- ulty heads possess the c«lleg«< Like all the teachings of Christ, these prayers and ceremonies, although duty they owed to decency. It would that we need but God's plan. fessor, with the aid of King James be a righteous war to end flagrant If the scientists themselves wm | aabfime, can be understood by all who have the will to understand. They or Arragon, established the order of immorality. true to their calling thev wo«M ait are adapted, like that same Divine teaching to the needs of each and all. Our I>ady of Mercy for the redemp- While these are the views of a permit their half-finished exptn- WHO that has any recollection of his boyhood can fail to remember tion of captives. Pope Innocent XII :o: speculative philosopher, it must be m'ents to get abroad in the wwi with pleasure instructors who added to scholarship joyous and inspiring established the feast day in grati- borne in mind that he has had con- They would not Dermit a superfeiai Our Restless Life interest—an interest that spurred on to effort, dissipated apathy, and tude. siderable contact with Eastern civ- press to exploit interesting hypothe- affected his whole life. Friday, Sept. 25.—St. Firmin, ilization. He is not so certain of the ses as interesting facts.- PPHE Summer wanes to its close, and the cool September morn presages :o: bishop and martyr, was a native of superiority of the peoples of Europe Above all, they would not consdw the advent of icy Winter. From the seashore and mountain heights Pampelone in Navarre. He was and America. His estimate shows it a part of their job to snpoh * LARGELY, owing to the uncertainties of the religious teachers of converted by Honestus a disciple of how we must appear in the eyes of bored public with metaphvsieal tes- •oar good people are returning from their wholesome vacations, resuming the masses of the people, paganism—purely natural morality—is working St. Saturninus and later was conse- those whom we call "inferior" races. tations.—The Providence Visitor. their varied works and callings. The hours of rest and pleasure, and the its way back into every part of society in this country at the present day. crated Bishop of St. Honoratus. He Nor is it a compliment to the Ameri- money spent must be made up. Again the grind. preached the faith in the remote re- can audiences who nighly pay to see It takes the form of a reversal of pleasure and duty. gions of Gaul, in Agen, Anjou and such revolting scenes.—Catholic MURDER FOK PAT STfe Our restless life: The marvelous machinery of the human body is Beauvais and finally set up his See Universe. being beaten by the amazing mechinical inventions of our brains for IN THE world men ask today what-could be done to better the world, at Amiens. There he was mart j re«l. Captain Donald McGibney aal« purposes of profit or of pleasure, pan's adaptability to new conditions and their portion of it, but they generally failed in the objective through Saturday, Sept. 26.—Sts. Cyprian WHAT MR. BRYAN SAID number of other Americans, sot* « p. is wonderful, but there are limits t) the safe use of our bodily machine, waiting for someone else to do something. and Justina, martyrs. Cvprian in them Hoosiers, have entered the *• fwhich are nowadays being much < iceeded. In the rush and roar of early life was devoted to the black The Protestant friends of the late vice of France in the pleasant bad- :o: arts of magic and to idolatry and W.,J. Bryan are filling the east and ness of bombing Riff viflagerfws I modern life, men work hard at mak ng money. Then, many of them work DUTY is a thing that can never be neglected. Certainly, you may astrology. A Christian lady Justina southern papers with indignant de- the sky and spreading destraetia ¡I «till harder at their play. There s no real recreation, as our feverish have recreation, but only on the condition that Jt fits you to do better. impressed him by the strength of nials of the Klansmen claim that Mr. amongst women and children. !W I fighting for a high place in sport o games can re-create nothing. Those her charactei and he embraced the Brvan was a member of their order. only are they doing this but they an J. R. Worst of Wallingford, Pa., L who are in the struggle and the st ess of business, or of social life, can faith. The persecution under Dio- glorifying it every day in type, w YOU HAVE to uphold principles in a world where they are for- clestian broke out soon thereafter who explains that he is now and has condemned the Germans ®® relax or rest. In the pursuit of weslth or pleasure they must ever go on. gotten. You must not follow the crowd. You have all. in your own and both Cyprian and Justina were been a member of the Episcopal world war for bombing French W I M they stopped they would be lost tor passed over. And this mad rest- measure, to be the salt of the earth. martvred. church since his youth writes to the English villages and now our
Ibwrth & Grant invested Ceprtai Over j;,O0O,OM the above picture shows the cornerstone being lowered into place. A Koodlv portion fjBWL «round the spot where the cornerstone was placed. The 200 Si ste hrty er »ore priests from various parishes of the diocese, who participated LEG COMFCMEf Don't suffer fraa Ts lIMf BOURNE VOICES WANT COLUMBUS DAY MSGR. MICHAEL BOLAND ••ins. Leg Ulssrs. NEED OF MISSIONARIES MADE CIVIC HOLIDAY CHOSEN ADMINISTRATOR 1925 LOOKS LIKE BEST GRID SEASON the C. M. C. team last year. It was Ankles. Swollen Lega, er M. through his efforts that the best lac troubles which nasi stent, certain »apse«>» (fyN.C W. C. News Service) (By N. C. W. C. News Service) (By N. C. W. C. News Service) available talent was lined up, and IN DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY HISTORY being one of the first members to LACED IDBAL LONDON, Sept 16.—The need of BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.—A re- DULUTH, Sept. 16.—Msgr. Mi- STOCKING quest that Mayor Jackson, of Balti- chael Boland, pastor of the Church advocate football as a major sport will make you happy and t JfeMtiy increased number of Eng- of the C. M. C., it was really through M and American missionaries was more, declare Columbus day, Octo- of St. John the Evangelist and Enthusiasm Runs High as Candidates Go Through Their Paces Throw away torturing ber 12, a municipal holiday has been Woodland and director of St. James' him that the organization took to or troublesome nMky Cardinal Bourne when he presented to the mayor by Count for Opening Battle of Year—Coach McDermott Drives the field last year. His acceptance forget lac troablss. einmmted the Rt Rev. Msgr. J. W. Orphanage, has been chosen admin- They coat eery little Carlos C. Tornielli, Italian Consul istrator of the Diocese of Duluth, Players in Early Workouts—Important Games Booked of the position of manager of the Costing, the new Vicar Apostolic here, heading a deputation of local team this year has met with much gladly pay much mors fojfj tflfe Upper Nile, at Mill Hill. pending the appointment of a bishop support and essa. CaB Italians. Count Tornielli said Ital- to succeed the Most Rev. John T The 1925 foothall campaign, which got under was last week, is the favor among the membership and measured free, or 4 His Eminence stated that immense ians of the city planned a gala cele- the team is looked to to prosper un- flNlBil are being made upon the McNicholas, now Archbishop of Cii:- dawn of a new era in sports at Duquesne University. Never before in the self-measurement bration with a parade October 12. cinnati. Msgr. Boland was vicar- history of the school has the interest in the football team been as high as der his direction. US missionary efforts _ Mayor Jackson said he would con- it is this year, and with better material than any previous Duke coach The first work-out of the team gttoChurch in consequence of the general during Bishop McNicholas* HOURS t TO » DAILY sider the request and announce a de- administration. took place last Tuesday evening and t«M.W«r. cision later. a practice will continue every Tues- SATURDAY • TO • "Letters reach me," said His Em- DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY SQUAD—1925 day, Thursday evening and Satur- LACED IDEAL STOCKIN« •Mee, "from all sides begging and DR. O'BRIEN TO SPEAK FR. SCHWITALLA, S.J., day afternoon at Woodland Avenue talcmg Catholic English-speaking MADE CHAPLAIN MAJOR Name Height Weight. Played 1924. DR. GEORCK H. BTROUP Simeon Velaur H.B. _5 feet 11 inches 185 Union High Park until further notice. 8148 Jenkins Arcade TeL iiMaaaries, whether of the priest- (By N. C. W. C. News Service) J. Lippincott _. —6 feet inches ..210 . — Parsons. Pa. On the roster is found the fore- kwd Vt of the teaching Brothers, CAMPAIGN, 111., Sept. 16.—The (By N. C. W. C. News Service) Don Upton -5 feet 10 inches 176 Muskegon, Mich. most stars of the game and tmong G. Fitzpa trick _ _5 feet 10 inches 165 ... Traverston. Pa. MM lift'0Sf. in which the two great Rev. John A. O'Brien, Ph D., director ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.—Father Al- Nick Haydock h.b'1 these are the following: Dolan, «peaking races have entered phonse M. Schwitalla, S.J., Regent of .5 feet 11 inches 185_ — Nanticoke, Pa. of the Columbus Foundation it the Joe Kitlar .8 feet 7 inches 165.„. Nanticoke, Pa. Fink. Belack, Moran. Reynolds, CEMETERY WORK am and more into the vast political University of Illinois, has accepted St. Louis University Medical School, Joe Drier F.B._ _6 feet inches 185 — Nanticoke, Pa. Beatty, Good, Caey, Williams, Ross, KtiTities of the world make it more on his return from Wisconsin found Jimmy Harrigan . _ 5 feet 11 inches 170..., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. an invitation to address three thou- John Kenny _C.„ .5 feet 10 inches 166 Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Nogler, OTCeefe, Christy, Saunders Pittskargk 1—yf 1 Woks MMMfy than eVer that the mis- sand teaching sisters of the diocese in his mail a government document p. Flannigan ___ .6 feet 9 inches 176 Kingston. Pa. Richards, Sweeney, McDonald, Rush, irnrf efforts of the Church should of Brooklyn at their annual meeting in which he is appointed by the V. Woliski .5 feet 11 inches 178 Redstone, Pa. Valentine, McCune, Ing. Sullivan, Oer. Und Street and Pena A leans. vp remain unrepresented among in Brooklyn on October 19. He will President to the office of chaplain in Joe Shinner _6 feet inches 190 Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Wallace and Coll. AH others wish- PTTTSRURSH. FA. the United States Reserves, with the Joe Clifford .5 feet 11 inches 190 ... McDonald. Pa. 1m who apeak the English speak on "Standard Educational Joe Gardner ,-T.-- .5 feet 10 inches 170 Leetonla. O. ing a try-out should report to the Bell Phaae. Gran« UM Tests and Measurements." rank of Major. B. Summon - H.B.- .6 feet inches 190 .. Vintendale, Pa. manager at practice. G. Weir G. _5 feet 10 inches 172 Leetonia, O. Pat Dolan E. .5 feet 8 inches 165 Peahody High Bus Coleman Q.B. .5 feet 9 inches 166 Union High MARQUETTE BEGINS Joe Wambaugh H.B. .6 feet inches 170 . St. Thomas High FOOTBALL TRAINING Joe Vorkoaky T. .6 feet 11 inches 180 Union High Stop the Waste Bill Plant H.B... .6 feet 11 inches 178 .. Uniontown, Pa. George Jarrett .H.B... .6 feet 10 inches 170 .. St. Rosalia High (By N. C. W. C News Service) Save the small sum Bill Goode (Capt.) ..E .5 feet 11 inches 168 .. Duquesne, Uni. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 16.— for things yon do not nssi ani McDonald H.B... .6 feet 10 inches 168 Duquesne Uni. The Marquette University football Nat Moll __T .5 feet 6 inches 176 .. Duqueane Uni. squad started its fall training work let your savings earn 4% in this Kupiieìk __E _6 feet 9 inches 175. ._ ... Duqueane Uni. Vive Million for the Home Missions Beck ..T.... .5 feet 8 inches. .172 Duqueane Uni. in its island camp at Lake Boulah, strong tank, McCormick .T.. . .6 feet 1 inch .187 — Duquesne Uni. Wis., 29 miles from Milwaukee, last Lacy H.B 6 feet 10 inches .172. — Duquesne Uni. Tuesday with Coach Frank J. Mur- 91 Opeqp An Aeia—t . J. R. Kelly -C 5 feet 10 inches. ..168. — Duquesne Uni. Mike Propon -G 6 feet inches. 185. New Castle, High ray in charge. Coach Murray ex- Bill Burn* pects about eighty athletes to report. -G 5 feet 10 inches 170- Duke Preps. The Union Savings Bank One Thousand Catholic Gentlemen are Asked Pete Vizza ... -T 5 feet 11 inches. .172- — Duquesne. Pa. The first game is with Loyola Uni- John Varóla -T 6 feet inches 168. .. . Duquesne Uni. versity of Chicago in Milwaukee, "•Whan «Savings Are Mf September 26. The Golden Ava- I-rick Bids- Pittsburgh to Contribute $1,000 Each has ever had to work with, the team this year should develop into one lanche plays the Navy at Annapolis, of the most successful since the days of Holy Ghost College, when any- Md., Actober 10. Opea Satarday Evenings thing went in the games that were played and where college teams played professional elevens. COURT DUQUESNE A $5,000Burse will be Created in the Name and There is a different spirit among this year's selection of football war- ARRANGES ( ARD PARTY riors than there was during the past few seasons. The players last week LADIES' Memory of Every Contributor of $1,000 went about the work of conditioning with a determined air and with such The first card party of its fall CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT aggressiveness that the coaches had to caution them. McDermott, al- season will be given by Court Du- ASSOCIATION i | though a driver, is well liked among the players and idolized among the quesne, No. 659, Catholic Daughters students. They look to him to bring the school out of the athletic depths of America the afternoon of Septem- Nearly SS yean of successful upaaa that it has been plunged by mentors before and lack of a well-managed ber 26, in Kaufmann and Baer's. tkin. Baa in all funds over ten atflMca athletic department. dollars. Compoeed of Catholic woSaea The Catholic Church Extension Society is now supporting Miss Katherine Ford, grand regent, between the ages of slits*« and ifty nearly one hundred priests with subsidies of $30 per month. These McDermott knows just what to do to get the best results and he is has appointed Mrs. Charles Byrnes years. Certificates issued for I2M-W. getting them. Ilis four years of varsity football at Bucknell, where he general chairman. Mrs. Byrnes will $600.00, 1760.00 and fl.0M.C0. subsidies entail no obligation, and are given to poor missionaries, was considered one of the greatest ends that ever wore the Bucknell be assisted by Miss Mayme White, Miss Rata Mahoney, Suprean who are taking care of districts that do not afford them a decent colors, makes him well fitted for the position. Miss Josie Jaegle, Mrs. Clara Kapp, President, Troy, N. Y.; Mrs. I. For the past two years the Dukes have been handicapped by lack of Miss Mary Fehey, Miss Marcella A. Royer, Snpreme Records*, livelihood. suitable material at the start of the campaign, but this is not the case Costello, Miss Elizabeth Shea, Miss Erie. Pa.; Miss Bertha C. McBa- this fall. McDermott had more than 50 candidates out at the beginning Mary McDonough, Miss Marion Fri- tee. Supreme Trustee, 5545 Jack- of the week, but after looking up the scholastic standing of some of the day, Mrs. Genevieve Clark, and Miss son street, Pittsburgh. The Extension Society should be taking care of at least one boys and watching others perform, he cut the squad to 36, which will Ixmise Bohem. Serving on the prize thousand priests throughout the country. We are able to grant start tomorrow on the scrimmage work. committee are Miss Mayme White, Of the new men in camp, Velaur, former all-scholastic star at Union Miss Anastasia Clune, Miss Josie only one out of every four applications for subsidies. High of Turtle Creek; Joe Lippencott, giant tackle from Parsons. Pa.; Jaegle, Miss Anna Heckler, Miss Eva Joe Kitlar and Joe Drier, former Nanticoke High School stars, and Jimmy Kelly, Miss Margaret Enright, Miss Preferred Parish Harrigan, who hails from Wilkes-Barre, looked good. The old men back Louise Bohem, Miss Theresa Brown, We are asking one thousand Catholic gentlemen to contrib- are Capt. Goode, McDonald, Moll, Beck, Kuenxig, McCormick, Kelly and Miss Marie Hauck, Miss Mary ute $1,000 each during this Holy Year of 1925 for the purpose of Lacy. Fahey, Miss Hargaret Rosenburg, Trading Usi building up a Million Dollar Endowment Fund, the interest of Hundreds of students are out daily giving the men the once over and Miss'Mildred Carr, Miss Frances interest is running high. Over 1,500 tickets have already been sold for McCarthv, Miss Inez Frazier, Miss SACRED HEART PARISH, B. »1 which will be used to support missionary priests with subsidies the Geneva-Duquesne game here at Forbes Field. Marcella'Costello, Miss Agnes Dale, Miss Loretta Quinn, Miss Elizabeth ill of $25 per month. Sbea, Miss Ella Reed, Mrs. Lenore ÌÉ" VILLANOVA COACHES man coach at the South Bend School. Burke, Mrs. Clara Kapp, Mrs. Gen- Any Catholic gentleman who contributes $1,000 to this fund, SEE BRIGHT OUTLOOK Several men who were believed to evieve Clark, Miss- • P. Ludebuehl & Son be excellent variety material tor this officially known as the "Mission Priests' Endowment Fund," will (Bv N. C. W. C. News Service) season have suffered minor injurie.; Penn and Frankst»wii • have a Burse of $5,000 created in his name aHd memory. After VILLANOVA, Pa., Sept. 16.—Vil- during the summer and may not be Strive to rise, to love goodness so lanova College's bid for fame on the able to get in uniform until after the far as you can be good; to put away SHOES & HOSIERY the fund is completed and put at interest of 6% per annum, it will gridiron received impetus during the season opens. From two dozen those things that bind the soul to We've Fitted Feat ¡gfnet $60,000 a year. This amount will be split into twelve Burses past week when the new coaches— yearlings of last season Meyer is earth,, to understand in your own Ovar Fifty Years Harry Stuhldreher and Ed Hunsin- hopeful that green material may be Ijfe what holiness is, and the vision of $5,000 each and named after the donors in the order in which ger, former Notre Dame stars, per- seasoned to fill gaps. of God will break upon your soul in they depart this life. Each $5,000 Burse will give $300 interest sonally greeted a squad of 75 can- The schedule includes Ohio con- ever-glowing splendor.—Father Ma- didates and staged workouts daily on ference gaipes with Wittenberç, turin. Photographic Portrait«* ! per year, and this $300 will be distributed to some poor missionary the spacious atnletic field which ad- Ohio Northern, Kenyon, Akron Uni- priest,at $25 per month to help him preach the Gospel of Jesus joins the school. versity and Ohio Wesleyan. Tran- By Appointment The coaches are well pleased with sylvania, Kentucky Wesleyan and Christ. the squad. But at the same time Haskell will also furnish tough bat- STRICKLER STUM0 they realize the enormity of their tles. tMC Pan Avenue, East Eni task. Their plan is to install a new We have published a pamphlet explaining the Mission system—one that brings victories. HOUSEHOLD ACCOUNTING Phone, Montrose MM North Side C.M.C. to A checking account provides Priests' Endowment Fund in detail, and shall be glad to send you Light drills^ consisting of drop- a permanent record of house- kicking, punting, forward passing hold disbursements and a safe a copy. and signal drill with short scrim- Have Another Strong guide to those who would keep BROWN'S mages, have constituted the work to within the limits of the fam- DRUGS—KODAKS date. ily budget . , . If you are interested write: Football Club Payment .if bills by check is convenient and busineas-like. Successor to Wlrslng Drag NOTRE DAME STARS enabling yon to simplify the Smithfield St, at Seeond Ase. COACH ST. XAVIER'S Continuing the excellent record responsibilities of home man- established by the grid team last agement. Besides, your can- Prescript ten Department I* charge Si THE CATHOLIC CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY celled check* are undisputed tend Phstsear"—" (By N. C. W. C. News Service) year, the North Side Catholic Men's receipts of payment. rreaees * Sergieal SappHes OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.—Two Club will again be represented on We welcome your checking ac- count and will be glad to ex- Rockne-trained coaches will have the field by what promises to be one plain more fully tiw advan- 180 North Wabash Avenue charge of the 1925 football team at of the best and fastest football tages of such a system. ARGO-LITE Chicago, Illinois St. Xavier College which is expected teams in the Tri-State district. to draw a record squad of candidates. The club is fortunate in securing Capital and Surptiu APPLIANCE 00. I Joe A. Meyer, athletic director and the services of Charles T. Saunders tlSMO.OOO.CO head coach will be assisted by John to manage the team and book all Mellon National Bank lighting Cor. m ^ Noppenberger, who earned his letter games. Saunders is.well known in wi 8»ith*M as tackle in 1923 at Notre Dam*. athletic circles in Western , Pennsyl- rvmmmem Noppenberger will have charge of vania and was largely responsible the line. Meyer is a former fresh- for the excellent showing made by the church will receive a thorough cleaning by the sodalists and mar- HUGESACRED ried women of the parish. I ! The children of the schools are HEART BAZAAR making a splendid record in daily attendance and punctuality at laily SEPTEMBER 2S-29 Nótes of Parish Affairs in Mass. St. Augustine Plans and arrangements are being A meeting of the German Division carried out splendidly for the Sacred of the Third Order at which the re- Heart church "mid summer bazaar," St. Ursula the last eight years from 45 famil- | After the services will be conference ception of postulants and the profes- to be held on the new church grounds general meeting: of all families ies to 165, many improvements have for the young ladies of the congre- sion of novices will take place, will on Monday and Tuesday evenings, in the parish has been called been made, 37 lots acquired, and a gation. September 28 and 29, for the benefit be held Sunday. of the new church. J. Frank Mc- ly afternoon, October 4, at fully equipped school and play Rev. Father Peter Kramer, O.C.C., The Frauenbund will meet on a, In Columbia Hall, when the ground is maintained for the bene- will give missions at the following Kenna, general chairman, has ap- Tuesday and the Catholic Foresters pointed various committees to aid lie of each family will be called fit of the children. The children are places between now and December will meet on Friday. their subscription will be an- taking an active part in the coming 20. Immaculate Conception, Brook- him, some of whom are: Door, The golden jubilee of the founding Messrs. E. P. Hayes and W. M. Grif- teed from the platform. The meeting and on Sunday afternoon, ville, Pa.; St. Bernard's, Worcester, of the Sodality in the parish will be ll set in this drive for subscrip- October 4, will present a short Mass.; St. Paul's, Boston, Mass.; fin; "Bingo," Misses Margaret Rat- observed in December. tigan, Lillie F. Schmid, Frances C»ns is $10,000 and allathe members sketch for the benefit of their par- St. Peter's, Cambridge, Mass.; St. There is an enrollment of 656 Spellman, Blanche Friel, Ann Baker; Jg«f the parish sincerely hope to go ents and visitors. If you have no Ambrose, Chicago, 111.; St. Ambrose, children in the eight grades and fover the top on this amount. place else to go just drive out on N. S., Pittsburgh. "Post Office," Miss Florence Victory, commercial class this year. assisted by the children in the Grade The pastor, Rev. H. J. Killmeyer, that afternoon and watch St. Usula Anthony F. Haas and Elizabeth go over the top just as she did dur- School. «roused a great deal of enthus- Sacred Heart, East Liberty M. Qintelnot were married on Tues- The striking feature of the bazaar in his flock by setting up as a ing the Educational Campaign, and Swimming classes will start about day, and Joseph B. Day and Agatha you will see just why this parish is is the fact that a brand new 1926 twaid for an over-the-top suBscrip- the end of the month. Registration F. Conrad will be married this morn- model. Junior Flint coach, has been " , a donation of ten lots, together progressing so rapidly. With a goal of one dollar for adults and 50 cents ing. set at ten thousand we hope to tell donated and will be raffled. The I a donation of $100 towards the for children. This fee includes a committee in charge of this is as fol- «hurch fund. The parish now you later just what we realized from swimming instructor and a bathing S. Mary's, North Side this campaign. lows: John R. Hermes, chairman; Tht above picture was made from an artist's pen drawing tt fe JBWlfrnrn 165 families and is g-row- suit. Please make application now. The following couples were united assisted by Mrs. E. M. Kenna, Mrs. architect's conception of how the new St. Boniface Church, N«tk£ fery rapidly so that it is ab- By the way, be sure to send the dol- in the holy bonds of marriage before John Toal, Misses Ella G. Maloney, will look upon completion. Work on this new building was started J*? lutely necessary to build a church Holy Trinity lar with your application. The pub- a nuptial Mass, on Monday, Septem- Margaret Rattigan, Florence Vic- It is expected that the building will be completed by the end of lWlTiv fWhich will accommodate all members Next Sunday will be general Com- lic school board trusts in God, but ber 14: Peter Fischer and Pauline tory, Madeline Skelly and the project will cost $260,000. " * peomfortahly and give every one an munion Sunday for the young ladies ¡pvery one else must pay cash. Murgach; on Wednesday, September Messrs. Frank P. Patterson, Edward Opportunity to be inside the build- of the parish, who will receive at No matter how much we make, a 16, George Jacob Blehl and Grace RatTerty, Sr., R. G. Henne, E. C. fing during the holy sacrifice. the 7:30 Mass. After Mass will be generous member of the parish will Steele. Byrnes, M. F. McNulty and Jerry The picnic held on July 4 netted devotions for the Little Flower. double it. If we make $10,000 on Funeral services with a solemn Lawler. |the sum "of $1,904.25, and was, in At 3 p. m. there will be Scapular the bazaar, we will immediately re- high Mass of Requiem was held on There will be many other forms of •pite of the late rain, a complete devotions and Benediction, followed ceive another check for $10,000*. Wednesday» September 15, for Wil- entertainment to delight the eye and MISSIONARY CONFRATERNITY Of ipacceas. The parish has grown in by devotions for the Little Flower. We will soon have the Boys' liam Victor Schoring, beloved hus- ear of the young and old. The chil- Choir caroling for us; they are busy band of Wilhelmina Schoring (nee dren of the grade and high schools CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE i with rehearsals, and their angelic Eberle), 620 Foreland street. Mr. in addition to disposing of the tick- OF THE DIOCESE OF PITTSBURGH voices will soon be soaring aloft at William Schoring served in the ets for the automobile, will stage a Solemn High Mass. We have actu- World War. Members of Post No. circus under the direction of Miss REV. D. A. LAWLESS, St. Mary of Mercy Chnfc ally been homesick for them since 575, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at- Madeline Skelly, and all those who Director 204 Ferry St., Pittshug^ ffc vacation, and we are glad they are tended the funeral service. The de- attend are assured in advance of a ~ — ~Spi Q back. ceased was a member of the Holy first class performance. We have many inquiries for va- Name Society, Branch No. 3, K. of Wanted Catholic Men and Women Jesus Christ. In the place if fe. cant lots- on desirable streets in this St. G., St. Mary's Church Choir and COURT DI QUESNE, The arrival of the month of Sep- demption, no man can ordinadh parish, and for moderate sized and Cecilia Maennerchor.—R. I. P. C. D. of A. NOTES tember means more work for the di- save his soul, except by hettacjZ priced houses for sale. If you The members of St. Mary's Ly- rectors of the Missionary Confra- brother-man according to mtua, know of such, please list them with ceum are making strenuous prepara- ternity. It necessitates our regular need, and opportunity. Surely, thi* us. While our profession is selling tions for their annual card party Court Duquesne, No. 659, C. D. of monthly attendance at the meetings is no help we can give more MMHI GEO. A. BAKER lots in the Kingdom of Heaven, yet (Euchre and game of Old Maid) to A., will hold its annual corn roast of the different centers in the Dio- than to bring the little child *t Tim we think the Sacred Heart Parish is be held in our school hall, on Tues- next Tuesday evening, September 22, cese. During the summer months that it may know Him and 1O«»£L ' Who fee 27 years was connected with a prominent Funeral Director of the vestibule to heaven, hence we are day, September 29, at 8:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. A. J. Gross, in (July and August) it is customary Woe to the man or woman who« anxious to see as many people as Millvale. Mrs. Gross is the mother jaffpBjtiii gh, is now in the same capucity with Proceeds are for the benefit of St. that the directors of the Confra- only excuse for indifference is tk possible move into this celestial Mary's Church and School. of the Worthy Vice Regent, Mrs. ternity do not attend the meetings of excuse of Cain, "Am I my Jmftrt neighborhood. Harry Kapp. Supper will be served the teachers of the outlying keeper?" from* 6:30 to 8:00 o'clock. Mrs. B. Please remember in your prayers St. John the Baptist, Scottdale branches. However, the hardships THE E. E. MORTUARY the souls of Catherine McClane and J. Hannegan is chairman, assisted by connected with such travels are Notes St. John's school began its thirty- the members whose names begin In our travels last week Hugh McKaveney, who were buried seventh year September 2, with an nothing compared to the pleasure time a*, 6366 FRANKSTOWN AVENUE during the week. with F, G and H. Each member is the priest of the Confraternity en- ters were visited by one of tie enrollment of 411—350 in the grade permitted to bring a friend. priests of the Confraternity, BUMFC James Gerard Dwyer, James Hen- and 61 in the freshman, sophomore joys when he hears of the wonder- Hilaitd 3991 nessy, John Durkin, Margaret Wil- Plans are under way for the fall ful wwrk accomplished by these lav- New Castle, Butler and Kittaanag. and junior high classes. It is the Each one reported good i liam, James and Frances McDon- only parish in the county having a initiation of the court which will Apostles. The shortage or these lay- I progress« What« he would be glad to meet his many frjends with a full line of ough from the grade school, and take place on Sundav afternoon, Oc- Apostles is reported everywhere. the much looked for enthusumpreitnnsuttBB - high school. The freshman class tober 18. Aatoo for Funerals and Weddings. James Gallagher from the high was begun 191.7. Last year the pu- Zealous and» self-sacrificing teachers vailing everywhere which ,1 school have each ten dollars for a pils asked for the sophomore class to Arrangements have been made are in demand all over the Diocese. well for the success of the wet£ stone in the Children's Arch this be added, and this year for the jun- with the Federal Bakery Company Why not enlist under the banner of The annual get-to-gether affair d "Always Dependable" week. This makes a total of 77 for the sale of Court Duquesne's Christ? It is not only girls that we Court Pittsburgh No. 253, Cathetie stones now in this arch. ior. The high school students go to prize cake, the "Lady Katherine," at want but also men. Catechizing Daughters of America, was held a the Scottdale high for domestic STEELE ELECTRIC SHOP Mary Ann Rooney has immortal- the Wood street store, on Saturday children is a man size work. It is September 14, via boat ride et tb science, art, manual training and afternoon, September 26. On the certainly discouraging, difficult it steamer Homer Smith. Tbtjn- ized herself by paying $1,000 for a science. No difficulty was exper- East Liberty'h Oldest EleetrU• House memorial in our new church. Her same afternoon* the court will have is to obtain men to do this work. It ceeds of this river journey wfl! be ienced in arranging with the local its first fall card party at Kaufmann is a pity that the Catholic men de- given to the ever increasing anil Wiring - Fixture« - Appliances - Radio Batteries name will be carved on one of the Board of Education for this. 139 SOUTHJJHJ LAND AVE. Phone Hiiand 0845 exceedingly lovely columns in the & Baer's. cline to interest themselves or to co- of the Confraternity. Fathers htm nave, and remain there forever as a The school was first opened Sep- Mrs. Charles Byrnes is chairman of the operate in Sunday School work. and Lawrence O'Connell, D. A. Let- tember 23, 1889, and has always card party, assist«! by Miss Mayme White. Surely, that is not a saving faith— less and V. G. Majka were present thM T*7* Hiiand New and Used Clothing Bought and Sold monument to her good sense and Miss .Tosie Jo»kI«>. Mrs. Clara Kapp, Miss marvelous generosity. been taught by the Sisters of Chari- Mary Fahey. Miss Marcella Costello. Miss the faith that is insensible, not only and spentI •a n enjoyable eT
If, 1M5 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Bishop John J. McCort Will .——+ tc at Cornerstone Laying at the Summit XXVIII INTERNATIONAL EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS TWO NUNS HEROICALLY RESCUE ANNOUNCEMENT THREE GIRLS FROM DROWNING |o Be Laid Sunday for New St. Aloysius Church, The Committee on Publicity for the 28th International Eucharictic Congress to be held at ("hi csag o June 20-24, 1926, offers ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in Prizes of $700, $200 and SIM for th, Plunge Into Hudson River, Unmindful of Flowing Robes, t* Wfll Replace Church Destroyed Last April by Wind besest three Posters submitted to advertise the event. ~ ¡v. Father Philip O'Donnell to Preach - Bring Children from Watery Grave—One Nun CONDITIONS Loses Life (Special to The Catholic) Size of Poster—20x28 inches, including border. Col or Scheme—Such as can be reproduced in the four-color lithographic process P*., Sept. 16.—The The enrollment in the parochial Lettering—"XXVIII International Eucharistic Congress, Chicago, June 20-24, 1926." (By N. C. W. C. News Service) hop J. J. McCort will schools m this city has far surpassed Text or Slogan—If incorporated, at the option and selection of the artist NEW YORK, Sept. 16.—Hamper- passing in the river swept them in*» "tithe cornerstone laying of the expectations of pastors and peo- Time Limit—NOVEMBER 15, 1925. ed by the flowing black robes, ple. More than 3,000 are in the water beyond their depth. WsL Aloysius church, at the While the Committee on Publicity will make every effort to return all designs submitted other starched headdresses and veils of When they screamed two other Sunday afternoon, Septem- Oracle School, and 410 are registered than those for which prizes are awarded, no responsibility attaches to its failure to do so ' their religious costumes, two Sisters in the Catholic High School, which little girls, Bella Pietro, 11 years old, J The Rev. Father W. F. The prize-winning designs are to be the sole property of His Eminence, Cardinal" Mundelein in of the Order of Our Lady of Chris- and Alice Brennan, 13, started to th# lector, has announced that this year has, for the first time, a tian Doctrine plunged into the Hud- Senior or graduating class. whose name the copyright will be taken. rescue. Bella dived from the end of JjFfather Philip O'Donnell, An effort will be made properly to exhibit the attractive designs in connection with the general son, near Nyack, and rescued three the camp pier and never came up. Immaculate Conception The Y. M. I., in their splendid display of the CongresB. « little girls from drowning. One of Qtojley, will preach the ser- Half an hour later a 12-year-old bey quarters at the new home, will cele- SUGGESTIONS the Sisters nearly lost her life and found her body wedged m the pi lis« " i occasion. brate on Monday evening, the win- a fourth little girl who went to the of the pier. Alice was rescued „«h to be dedicated re- ning of the city series, with a ban- For Slogans: "Chicago—Host to the Catholic World." rescue of her struggling companions The object and end of the Congress is to more widely spread devotion to Jesus Christ in the Mary and Angelino by the two Sit- fWiginal Summit church, quet and dance. A prominent was drowned. ters. destroyed by a severe speaker has been secured and citv Blessed Sacrament; stimulate greater love for the Holy Eucharistist and by a public manifestation of The nuns are Sister Mary Imma- magnates, players, fans, and welf- faith to make at least partial reparation for the indignities committed against Our Blessed Lord in The latter, when their attentfaft (Sljtorm on April 19. Since then culata and Sister Mary Assumpta of was attracted by the screams of tha, •^E&d Other services have been wishers are expected to celebrate the Sacrament of the Altar. the order which conducts the famous with the boys. The Catholic Encyclopedia contains an informative article dealing with the Eucharistic Congresses girls, raced to the river and struflp ifcDtt church hall. of the past. The encyclopedia may be consulted at most public libraries. "Madonna House" in lower New out for the struggling children. Mim tf's church, at Hollidays- Miss Barbara Baum, of Keokuk, York. The little girls were members Eager followed them. Sister Mary Iowa, has been paying a short visit Features of the Program—A Million Communions on the opening day. A Million visitors from „J Forty Hours' Devotion out of town. Fifty thousand school children singing the Mass of the Angels at the Stadium Higher of a party which has been spending Immaculata reached the Bremuot jl inth an eloouent sermon at the home of her brother, City the past ten days at Camp Save-a- girl first and supported her until the lisirr. Father B. Gallagher, of Engineer H. J. Baum. Miss Baum Education Day, Women's Day. Holy Name Night. Sectional Meetings at the Cathedral, Coliseum, Life, conducted by the Sisters neai is on her way to Washington, D. C., Municipal Pier and in the principal churches of the city. Cardinals, Bishops and Church Dignitaries', other Sister and Miss Eager reached ! llfginBel Parish, this city, from every country in the world. The solemn closing, with a procession on the beautiful Seminary the Palisades Interstate Park. A them and took the child to shore. iflglteond of the series of card where she will enter the National group of about 30 girls were on their Catholic Women's Council Social grounds of St. Mary's of the Lake, Mundelein, Illinois. » Then Sister Mary Immaculata swan )for the benefit of the Cath- way along the beach to the convent out to the other two children—W School, was held in the Service School, having won a schol- Half the victory will be to get into the spirit of the occasion and catch an original idea; to make farm in charge of Miss Katherine arship given by the Daughters of a Poster that will attract and interest; pious and artistic; to hang with equal grace in a railway sta- this time nearly a hundred yards !4f Columbus meeting rooms, Bolger, a nurse from Bellevue Hos- from shore—and brought them in to • afternoon. This affair was Isabel. tion or church vestibule, with "enough force of design and coloring to put over, pictorially, a concen- pital, and Miss Marian Eager, a trated story without conversational copy." safety. In the meantime Sister Mary II by the ladies of Sacred The Most Rev. Bernardino Russo, ] teacher. Two of the little girls, Assumpta had re-entered the water ^Jeegregation. procurator general of the Francis- Address all communications to Rev. E. L. Dondanville, Committee on Publicity, Headquarters | Mary Grescioni, ag 11,"and Angelino to aid in the rescue but became en- ipoctrrg was held Monday even- can Order, arrived in the citv last 28th International Eucharistic Congress, 719 Cass Street, Chicago, Illinois. Magro, age 12, slipped away from se tangled in her heavy robes and sank,' ''^li pafp° organizing a week and is a guest of the Very Rev. the party, took off their shoes and She was rescued unconscious by I team to be recruited from Jerome Zazzara, rector of Mt. Car- stockings and started to wade along Miss Eager and revived with great E^PpgHr members of the various mel church. His mission is to es- thjj bank. A wave from a steamboat difficulty. tablish a newly created province of LABOR DEPARTMENT ¿lege family of the Doyle clan the Third Order Regular, which will North Side Catholic Apostolic Delegate ADMITS POLISH GIRL have jurisdiction over the Italian FAMOUS TRAPPIST -Mjiwtnt at Ashville on Sanday. AS MEDICAL STUDENT Bishop Gogarty Leaves fe&eiend Father Sass spoke the Missions in Pennsylvania. After Men's Club Plans Accepts Invitation MONASTERY IN ALSACE liwattda and address, after which resting from his long journey Father IÜ DESTROYED BY FIRE Russo visited the Rt. Rev. Bishop (By N. C. W. C. News Service) —T «erred. to Benson Banquet Last Sunday evening Right Rev. | house situated in Pleas- of the diocese, where details of the lor Active Year MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 16.— Bishop Gogarty left IXiquesne Uni- • J0ty has been renovated and missions were arranged. The head- An allotment of four years for study (By N. C. W. C. News Service) versity for New York. On Wednes- quarters of the Province will be in (By N. C. W. C. News Service) day of this week he returns to Ire- KaltlSo a pretty little church With alterations on their new home in America has been given Lucia BERLIN, Sept. 16.—Anti-religious ^T|pFierve as a mission of our Altoona. After a short time Father WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—The Ambramowicz, 18 year old school fanatics are said to have been re- land. After two weeks in his native Russo will visit other missions in the rapidly nearing completion, the Most Rev. Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, land he is to visit Archbishop LeRoft rifXoant Carmel, and will be North Side Catholic Men's Club is girl of Pinsk, Poland, by the De- sponsible for the fire, supposed vo lijr the Franciscan Fathers West which are under the Francis- Apostolic Delegate to the United partment of Labor, Washington. If have been of incendiary origin, Superior General of the Society of can Order. concluding arrangements for a Fall States, has accepted an invitation to all requirements are fulfilled, Lucia the Holy Ghost in Paris. He* the« ItffLOtrmel. and Winter program that will afford which destroyed the famous Trappist attend the Testimonial Dinner in will enter the Marquette University Monastery at Oehlenberg, Alsace, goes to Rome to make the jubilee much entertainment for the several honor of Admiral William S. Benson and accomplish his "ad limina" visit, hundred members. School of Medicine within three making two hundred monks home- to be given here September 19. The months. less. before sailing for the Vicariate Siw.FaD Duquesne University On October 5 the new home, lo- Rt. Rev. Joseph Schrembs, Bishop For the last year, Lucia has been The damage, estimated at $500,- Apostolic of Kilimandjaro in East cated at 3316 California avenue, will of Cleveland; the Rt. Rev. J. J. Law- a student of the National College of 000, includes the loss of many relics Africa. Bishop Gogarty will take Classes Open Opens Graduate School be officially opened, and elaborate ler, Bishop of Lead, and the Rt. Rev. Psychology at Pinsk. Her ambition and of priceless books and manu- witb him a young American priest plans are being made for the suc- Peter Muldoon, Bishop of Rockford, is to become an eye specialist. She who recently completed his studiee cess of this event. The affair, which scripts. Fire started when the at the Holy Ghost Seminary at Fern- ¡ion for the fall classes of are among the other distinguished converses in English, German, monks were at their morning devo- Duquesne University will open a will include the official opening pro- guests whose acceptances have been French, Russian and Polish. dale, Connecticut. He is the Rer. gh Council of Catholic ceedings, will also be in the form of tions and swept the most ancient Charles Asmann, C.S.Sp., of Detroit. ted September 14 at the graduate school this year for the ac- received recently by the committee part of the monastery. Becatise of commodation of Sisters and lay a smoker to which all members and in charge of the dinner. Bishop Gogarty wLshes, through „jse, 5216 Penn avenue, their friends are invited. RECTOR OF BUFFALO the isolated position of the edifice, :t 4 and will continue after- teachers who desire a Master's de- As previously announced, Martin was difficult to secure facilities to the columns of TTie Catholic, to re- gree in arts or education. Rev. Father P. E. Maher, pastor Conboy, of New York, will be toast- JESUIT SCHOOL IS fight the flames. turn his most sincere thanks to the „ evening for ten days, clos- of St. Francis Xavier's Church, and KINSMAN OF SAIN1 Right Rev. Bishop, the clergy, the vSeptember 26. The courses will be confined to master for the occasion. The speak- The monastery, founded in the English, history and education. Stu- founder of the organization, has ers will include Newton D. Baker, twelfth century, was one of the most Sisters and Catholic people of the an many attractive feat- generously turned over for the ex- Diocese of Pittsburgh, who contrib- ia in the new program for the dents seeking the master's degree Secretary of War, in the Wilson ad- (By N. C. W. C. News Service) important religious repositories in will choose their major subject from clusive use of the C. M. C., the Rob- ministration, and the Rt. Rev. Hugh Europe. uted toward the funds he is gather- 5»1H5-1926. Classes are planned these three. For graduate students ert McAfee residence on California CLEVELAND, Sept. 16.—The ing to build schools, convents and •¡¡¿J for the girl and woman of avenue, which was recently pur- C. Boyle, Bishop of Pittsburgh. At- Rev. Bernard C. Gohausz, S.J., rec- churches for his poor colored people courses will consist of class study torney-General Sargent, Secretary ATHOLIC ESPERANTO MMW and employment. Courses and seminar wherein original en- chased by the parish. This mansion tor of Canisius High School and a in the mission field of Africa. »pen largely at night, but day has been completely renovated and of Commerce Hoover, Secretary of relative of St. Peter Canisius, one of CONGRESS IN PARIS deavor and research will be encour- the Navy Wilbur, and Justice San- im will also be given as re- aged. Undergraduates who have at- in many ways altered in order to the saints canonized during the pres- meet the needs of the club. Pool ford of the Supreme Court will be ent Holy Year, was among the visi- L. C. B. A. CARD PARTY tained the equivalent of junior and among the guests. (By N. C. W. C. News Service) . A ffw of the attractive courses senior grades in college and others and billiard rooms, lounging room tors to the Central Verein Conven- iHsilqrtfce Council include: will be admitted with the permission and parlor have' been provided for In addition to those heretofore tion here last week. PARIS, Sept. 16.—A Congress of The L. C. B. A., Branch 88, St. ¡tax Economics. This depart- of the professors in charge, their the comfort and entertainment of mentioned the list of persons who Father Cohausz was in Rome Catholics who speak Esperanto has George's Parish, Allentown, Pitts- Mt nictates sewing, millinery and credits to go towards the Bachelor the members, and the building also have accepted invitations to attend when his noted kinsman was pro- just been held in Paris. It brought burgh, will hold a benefit card party .. The classes in millinery of Arts degree. Seminar work will has complete kitchen equipment and the dinner includes the following: claimed a saint of the Church. He together delegates from six nations Wednesday evening, September 80, 4 It k charge of a teacher who not be required of undergraduate all other features that are necessary Very Rev. Jas. Barron, C.S.S.R., described the scenes at that cere- under the chairmanship of Msgr. at Allentown Turner Hall. Many Wit imdal training and practi- students. for a plant of this nature. Provincial of the Redemptorist Or- monv for the delegates to the con- Fouchier-Bonnard, of Rome. All re- beautiful prizes will be given to the ¡dowrience in making and trim- der, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Dr. James H. vention here. ports were read and discussed in winners. Euchre, "sixty-six," "500," sgMts. The classes in cooking The first semester this year will Encouraged by the support and Ryan, Washington, D. C.; Rev. John "Canisius turned the tide of I u- Esperanto. After the closing relig- and "Old Maid" will be played. The be confined to English. Classes will co-operation of Father Maher 'and M. McNamara, Washington, D. C.; theranism in Germany," Father Co- ious ceremony, held in the Basilica officers and members of the Branch ii Mfcaught by a competent commence on Saturday, September the untiring efforts of their Rever- Sjfe Rt. Rev. Msgr. P. C. Gavin, Wash- hausz declared, "and you German of the Sacred Heart, hymns also extend a cordial invitation to all '-.'V 19, at 10:30 a. m., in Canevin Hall. end Director Father John J. Sullivan, ington, D. C.; Rev. Wm. J. Kirbv, Were sung in this international their friends. The proceeds will be i- The lauguage classes the members of the organization are Catholics have every reason to be t kaik commercial and educa- Professor W. J. Mathewson will have Washington, D. C.; Rev. Albert E. proud of him." tongue. for the new school fund. charge of the two courses, "The keyed to a pitch in their enthusiasm Smith. Baltimore, Md.; Senator and W«Mntnnities. The languages that speaks well for the success of •thMBand are French, Italian Technical and Historical apprecia- Mrs. Guy D. Goff, Rear Adm. and tion of Literature and its Types with the season just ahead. It is ardent- Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, Washington, at fpniih, directed by one who an introduction on Art" and "Recent ly expected that the excellent record reared and educated in and Contemporary Drama." made by the club last year will be D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Callahan, surpassed. Washington, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. D. There will be dancing Prospective students may have ad- J. Dunigan, Washington; Mr. and KM f«r both children and adults. ditional information or may make Mrs. Frank O'Hara, Washington, D. Mkmm be taught both fancy application by calling in person or SOUTH HILLS HOUSEHOLD, C.; Vice Chairman Edw. C. Plummer, Mi fences on Saturday after- by phone at the university. 84, ORDER OF MARTHA, U. S. Shipping Board; Commissioner ^ , adults, Delsartian exer- Over one hundred Sisters and lay Meyer Lissner, U. S. Shipping «Uptime and popular dances in teachers are registered in the B. A. ELECTS OFFICERS Board; Dr. Constantine E. McGuire, !• FOR BETTER FURNITURE course. The regular psychology FICHENLAUB' Washington, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. The classes in classes will begin tomorrow. Addi- Miss Mildred Ott was hostess for Peter A. Drury, Washington, D. C.; fRIIIddu elocution and parli- tional philosophical studies will be South Hills Household, 84, Order of Read Adm. John K. Robison, U. S. 816-818 Federal St., N. S. praetice will be a special held on Tuesday evenings at 7:30. Martha, Thursday evening, at her Navy; Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. John- TWO STORES— A course in ethics, open to all stu- home, Jucunda street, Knoxville. At son, Kenton, Ohio; Lieut. Col. and 3501-3503 Butler Street ¿Afternoon and evening dents, will be offered this year. this meeting the annual election of Mrs. Dominick Henry, New York HHM will be in charge of For further information apply to officers was held. The following City; T. Joseph Cahill, Cheyenne, •»¿agreeable teacher, the Dean of College Department. members were elected to serve for Wyo.; Mrs. Charles J. Skuse, Ju- jidm for group-training the ensuing year: President, Miss neau, Alaska; Mr. and Mrs. Edward gnr, mandolin, etc., will FRUIT SHOWER FOR ST. Catherine A. O'Donnell; vice presi- T. Dixon, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Hughes, Philadel- MmUi expert director in RITA'S HOME INFANTS dent, Miss Elizabeth Bradshaw; re- corder, Miss Dolores Franz; corre- phia, Pa.; Robert T. Jones, Provi- Universal Combination IK 'The drama club wishes to sponding secretary, Miss Martha dence, R. I.; Dr. John F. McCusker, 1*1 membership of those Sunday, October 4, will be visit- Lostetter; treasurer. Miss Eva Heis- Providence, R. I.; Joseph M. Tally, i^^ toil in producing good ing and donation day at St. Rita's ler; directors, Misses Mathilda Wet- Providence, R. I.; Thomas H. Can- effldent and capable di- Home for Infants, on Tannehill zel, Annie Heisler, Margaret Bright, non, Chicago, HI.; Juliu3 A. Ooller, GAS and COAL RANGES W be in charge. street. The annual fruit shower will Agnes Walsh, Helen Striley, Augus- Shakopee, Minn.; Simeon A. Vilger, „11* Tte reading club will be held on that date, and the little ta Appel and Anna Marie Sahner. Lawrence, Mass.; Frank C. Horigan, Guaranteed to Burn Coal, Wood or Gas »PMM to the library every ones at the Home will benefit by the Arrangements were completed at Jr., Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Gertrude «»ept Saturday. The kindness and generosity of those this meeting for the dance and card A. Horigan, Baltimore, Md.; Michael Itt an interesting selec- who share their store of good things Donohoe, Philadelphia, Pa.; John D. party to be held at the Council Reilly, New York City, and Hon. poetry, biography, his- with the Motherless little ones to House, 5216 Penn avenue, on Sep- ftction and travel. whom jelly, preserves and fruit are Vance C. McCormick, Harrisburg, tember 17. The proceeds of this af- Pa. ft Class will be a real treat. fair will be donated to the Medical lequest of a minimum If mothers who have plenty could Missions of India, under the direc- teaching the making of only see how much good could be tion of Dr. Anna Dangel, of Punjab, CHURCH CELEBRATES MM, sprays, decora- done with a little of what they store India. icy articles of needie- away, tbey would be more generous GOLD ANNIVERSARY st», etc. and more thankful for the blessings A. O. H. CARD PARTY OF FIRST PRIEST Jpa and First Aid. The they enjoy. St. Rita's Home is on . evening classes in Tannehill street, near Holy Trinity Ifphome hygiene and care The County Boards of the Ancient BEDFORD, Pa., Sept. 12.—St. Church, and can be reached on Lin- Order of Hibernians and Ladies' Thomas Catholic Church here is cele- W)t » period of fifteen coln Car, 82. ttader the direction of Auxiliary will begin their winter brating the one hundredth anniver- »arse, and certificates The tag day this year was not as program of entertainments with a sary of the appointment of the first at the close of the good as last year, and it is hoped cam! party and reception at the Wm. resident pastor, Father Hayden. The that the annual fruit shower will Penn Hotel, Saturday evening, Oc- congregation at the same time is offset the deficiency. Food supplies tober 3. The entire seventeenth and consecrating new altars. Special The object of the of various kinds will be appreciated. eighteenth floors have been secured services are being held and 12 pyMM o give girls, through St. Rita's Home for Infants is of for that evening. Irish and Ameri- priests are present. Bishop McCort gpome pleasures, those special interest to the L. C. B. A., can dancing will begin at 8 p. m., of Altoona, is presiding. W and body, which will as they undertook to foster this and continue till 12. Euchre will ^useful, responsible wo- charity at the request of the Cath- commence promptly at 8:30 p. m. gS pleased to announce COURT EAST LIBERTY 1 olic Charities in 1914. The present The committee is meeting every S•J <*«®nize a new Coun- Home was placed in charge of the "»Bt8. Tuesday evening and a representa- Miss Helen Carlin will have Sisters of St. Grancis in 1917. j tive of each of the 80 divisions in the charge of the card party to be held • wfll be organized In county is present and from the re- Wednesday evening, Octbber 28, at Current events, FREE ORGAN RECITALS ports being received, a very large Mansmann's Hall, 5911 Penn avenue. Bff> shorthand and crow*! is expected. She will have as her aides the fol- AT CARNEGIE INSTITUTE lowing members: Miss Margaret ARE TO RESUME GEAGIN—MOELTER Kennedy, Miss Kathryn Rush, Miss •AH) SOCIETY Winifred Haggerty, Miss Margaret CARD PARTY OCT. 1 The Saturday evening and Sunday The marriage of Miss Margaret Minogue, Miss Jane Burke and Miss afternoon free organ recitals at Car- May Geagin, daughter of Mr. and Hazel Miller. ( Society of the negie Institute will be resumed the Mrs. Michael Geagin, of Oakland, The bowling teams of Court East Shepherd, Troy first week of October. The first and Joseph P. Moelter, son of Mr. Liberty were reorganized Wednes- tU hold its annual Saturday evening recital will be and Mrs. A. P. Moelter, of Etna, was day evening at the Liberty Bowling Wm, Penn Hotel given on October 8, at 8:15 o'clock, solemnized Wednesday morning, Alleys, 6011 Penn avenue. All mem- ¡•»Wng, October 1. and the first Sunday afternoon re- September 9, at 9 o'clock, in St. bers of the court are eligible for m 8:30: dancing 9 to cital at 4 o'clock on October 4. Paul's Cathedral. The Rev. C. A. membership and are welcome. • SETS IN 40MCH SMCC m HHdire, "Old Maid," The organ recital season, which Sanderbeck officiated. will lie played, will open then, will mark Dr. Hein- Miss Nell E. Geagin, sister of the HOLY NAME MEETING SUNDAY AO Black, White and Black, All Grey or Blue Porce- fceatra will render roth's nineteenth year at the insti- bride, was maid of Honor, and Theo- lain with White Porcelain Panels—Nickel Trimmed. ..- tute. Dr. Heinroth came to the Car- eftre J. Lang served as best man. A general meeting of the Diocesan : to help at this negie Institute in 1907 as a succes- The ushers were Joseph A. Geagin Holy Name Society will be held Sun- WE DELIVER ANYWHERE TBM» ARRANGED Call Mrs. sor to Edward Lamare. Lamares and George Moelter. day, Sratember 20, at 8 o'clock, in J* general predecessor had been Frederick Upon their return from an eastern Synod HalL The executive commit- What Efchenlaab's Sen Is Geod. Candy Archer, who was the first organist trip, Mr. and Mm. Moelter »ill be tee of the order wfll convene before at til« Carnegie Moate HalL at home in West Etna. the general meeting, at S p. m. Biiiiiiflfliiiiiiiifliiiiiff 11 ii s ii 111 viiiftti it 111 iiiiHiHiw^UMflMitittflttSMiiiKnifNSiSfiiixiiiiiiiH if ttntiiniff nnitn tt tvn ST. 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. * » teach them habits of cleanliness and thrift; and they become excellent colonists and, what is to the point TOYS TS MISSIONARY AID SOCIETY for us, excellent Christians. We REV. P. C. BANNER, Director want land, then, for the 150 families DOLLS AN© QJimm of quasi-slaves of Punnalikkadduvaji 125 NORTH CRAIG STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. and we are looking up to America PLAYTHINGS F0K C®L with wistful eyes. There is no other Christian land which can help us DREN AND — here as generously as your country *•„ We hereby acknowledge private dear Father. In return we can only of living faith and progress. MMmtributioriH received from the fol- pray for you. Within a month we With the greatest difficulty 1 have Lauer'* Toy lowing: received six destitute pagan widows managed to buy, at Punnalaikkad- Rev. B. G.: Rev. P. C. D.; A. M.; with four children. We have not duvan, an acre of land, which now I —Courtesy Chronicle Telegraph. 800-802 LIBERTI Afgg Bev. W. 1. McM.; Sr. R.; Rev. L. A. the heart to send them away. We accommodates nine families and our VC.; Rev. D. A. L.; Rev. C J. C.; Sr. have only America and Switzerland The pre-eminent mystifier and friend of children is shown doing one of his many feats of legerdemain, Corner of Wwi fc little chapel-hut. We want at least to the great delight and amazement of St. Paul's Orphanage kiddies, in the Orphanage auditorium. The X. G., Pittsburgh. for help. We can never forget the ten acres more for those who are Sr. M. A., Greensburg; M. M. G., good Americans who have given us special entertainment was arranged through the courtesv of the Alvin Theater, where Houdini performs anxious to come over at once. And th is week, the Chronicle Telegraph, and the kindness of the magician. P^yburg, Pa.; Mr. A. C., Detroit; so much help in these hard times. that will mean some $500—a sum Sr. H. B., Baden; Rev. A. M., Once more our deepest gratitude which your Catholics will find such Beatty; Mrs. J. J. M., Aspinwall. for your Fatherly help. a trifle if only they consider that to Houdini's waistline, came forward. BRICKS May I ask for your holy prayen with it a few hundreds of immortal St. Joseph's Monastery CATHOLIC WOMEN HOUDINI GIVES While they held an apparently empty Fot (Ttt) nevd ta tta , and blessing. souk will be brought to the path of bag, Houdini drew forth an egg. A church««, home* n| mM Mannanam P. O., Travancore. With religious respect, I remain in eternal salvation. brick» In all bru «I fcw| i Dear Father Danner: Xto. WORK HARD ON ORPHANS TREAT moment later he put the egg back Herewith please find three pic- in the bag and asked his startled Eh«« pianti hi Ik* cna I received your letter encolsing Yours most gratefully, tures enclosed. No. 1 represents a check in the amount of $20. I thank FIESTA PLANS assistants to draw it out. But the and Central ri iiinij liaaij 4 Sister M. Jona Sautar. colonist's temporary hut at St. Mi- AT ST. PAUL'S egg was no longer in the bag. They TOO' with my whole heart. I promise chael's colony, Urumpiray (where I OBI brida won ta MRIMK| you my prayers and those of my searched every nook ami corner but Hon fat canati a* tiaa al Amh Nalludr, Jaffna, .Ceylon. have 200 converts already). No. 2 Ladies' Popularity and Perfect Baby Famous Mystifier Entertains 850 In- no sign of it. Then some youngster tatari 8t VlMran M new converts. Dear Very Rev. Father: < shows some colonists at household mates of St. Paul's Orphanage. and, acarca af rraat itmfta It is by means of help like this Contest, Two Main Features, Al- in the audience yelled that the egg country mué tbnti It is very long since I wrote to work, unhusking rice. Three women Keeps Them in Laughter—Opens was not a real one but one that that I carry on my mission work you last. I am plodding along with are at the paddy-pounder and two in ready Have Many Contestants En- His Whole Bag of Tricks tee. In my mission now I have "folds up." The others voiced their my colonization work. Lately I had the act of winnowing the unhusked tered approval of the suggestion. Houdini JOSEPH SOI88ON baptized 118 pagans and about 6,000 about 50 baptisms in two of my paddy; the two at both extremities Eight hundred and fifty little COMPANY more remain in this centre who are was amused. Into the bag went his colonies — Joulainur and Punalaik- of the picture are neighbors—also The Pittsburgh Council of Catho- hearts beat as one, bewildered and hand, out came the egg and in full coNNBLumui, m. well disposed to embrace our faith. kadduvan. In the latter place there converts—who were engaged in con- amazed, as Houdini, the world- About $2.00 will be sufficient to bap- lic Women is staging the greatest view of the audience he crushed it. are no less than 150 families of low versation with those at work at the I event it has ever attempted. One of famous mystifier, dumped his bag of The youngsters were too bewildered tise one pagan. During the month caste people under quasi-slavery, tricks at St. Paul's Orphanage yes- of July, August and September there time the picture was taken. No. 3 the outstanding features of the out- to move. very willing to come over, provided is a group of girls from the colon door fiesta that is being held on the terday afternoon in a special enter- Tots Get Treat is a scarcity of work for these poor we give them land to live in. At tainment arranged for the kiddies THE MOTTO 0? pagans; hence during these three who certainly have nothing in their council s grounds the week of Sep- After running through his bag of present, they are put up on the looks to show they have been oncc tember 28 to October 3, :s the La- under the auspices of The Pittsburgh tricks. Houdini came to his very best MILLIONS months generally there is a good lands of the high caste Hindus Chronicle Telegraph. It was an en- harvest of conversions. I baptized slaves! dies' Popularity Contest. one, the stunt where a large recep- which they cultivate for the latter, 1 am indebted to you for much The popularity contest is open to tertainment the kiddies will not soon tacle is shown to the audience empty of thrifty, induttrkma, ham 76 pagans last week and now 84 receiving no pay, but only a small forget and the afternoon likewise th« United States i> "Un more are under instruction. substantial help in the past and this all women living within the jurisdic- and then, after making a few magic and save a little." portion of the produce which hardly is what makes me look up to ycu tion of the Pittsburgh Diocese, re- will linger long in the memory of passes it is shown again, this time Thin Ln an excellent rule, Ml Last month a three days retreat suffices for their food and clothing. with confidence at a time when my Houdini. can »ave a good deal, to sock ft* Mft Was held for my new converts fol- gardless of creed or nationality. The filled with candy. At the conclusion For generations they have been ten- resources are so scanty and the op- contest is now open and any lady The standing room only sign was of, the trick Houdini passed the This 58-year-old bankh ftraÉHM lowed by general confession and anting the lands of the high castes »afety for Pittaborch ta» tffettk ! portunity for bringing in a large desirous of entering can do so by hung out on the door of the audi- candy out to the youngsters, who then 4 per cent eompoaai communion. During these three days and . been actual slaves sold and number of poor down-trodden coun- torium long before Houdini made his I had to supply them with meals. applying at the Council House, 5216 loudly proclaimed the performance theil saving*. bought by the land-owning classes, trymen to the enjoyment of Chris- Penn avenue, for a nomination blank, appearance. Practically every or- and invited Houdini to be sure and I am in need of a chalice and ci- till 1844, when the British Govern- tian freedom is so very favorable. phan at St. Paul's was in the audito- borium for our altar of St. Teresa which the chairman of this commit- come back again the next time he ment abolished legal slavery in the Assuring you of my remembering tee will gladly present. rium, and all anxiously waiting the appears in Pittsburgh. West End Savings BÉÉ I in my new mission. island. you in my humble prayers very The contest committee which is coming of the mystifier, who is ap- Trust Conpaay Before concluding, I thank your Slave law is no more, but the high often, I am, dear Very Rev. Father, pearing this week at the Alvin Reven?nce once more. composed of Mrs. Walter D. Brown, IKK TOR, 82 YEARS OLD, "Open htato Rvntai VT caste people have it all their own Yours sincerely, chairman; Miss Katherine Ford, Theater in an entertainment feat- WILL GO TO ROME WITH Yours most sincerely, way in backward villages so long as Dhonahakasa,,, Sup. ured by the exposing of methods PITTSBURGH, PA. Father Dominic, T.O.C.D. their quondam slaves are tenanting Miss Mildred Challis, Mrs. James empolyed by mediums in spiritualis- N. C. C. M. PILGRIMAGE their lands as of yore. Now the Campbell, Mrs. Anna Frantzell, Miss tic seances. Houdini is at home with Sisters of the Holy Cross only way to free these wretches Y. M. Y. F. C. E. Grace Dickson, Mrs. Austin Kel- an audience of children and for their WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 16.— P. O., Chuhari, via Bettiah. from their thraldom is to make them The Poor Clare Nuns of St. ly, Miss Jean Fahey, Mrs. Mary entertainment he has a special brand Dr. Joseph Boyle, of Westminster, Dear Father Danner: Cosimato Grace Limpert, report to date the Maryland, will be the oldest member dwell on lands of their own; and the following names of contestants that of tricks, mystery and illusions. . of the Holy Year pilgrimage to Penna. Matmd L* t* Cà I received your kind letter and the land on which they are settled in our 192 via Aurelia, Roma 45 -AMD- enclosed check. mission colonies is practically their Dear Father Danner: are now entered and Vorking, in or- Children Cheer Houdini Rome which leave New York Sep- Key our dear Lord reward you for der to gain one of the many valuable When Houdini entered the audi- tember 19, under the auspices of American CatMkNü own. When they are thus taken For some years, the Community New up-to-data pofidat what you have done for us by pub- away from the high caste Hindus' of Poor Clares of St. Cosimato in prizes. torium yesterday, the children rose members of the National Council of lishing our appeal in your local lands, conversion follows as a mat- Rome has been encountering the Ladies Already Entered and cheered him. He was introduced Catholic Men, according to Andrew cash surrender, Catholic paper. We received a great The names of the young ladies are to his youthful audience by Father I. Hickey, chairman of the commit- paid up insimaee M ter of course. We educate their greatest difficulties, so great that * of help this year, through you. children, make them dress better and they threaten to put an end to a as follows: Miss Sylvia T. Kuhn, H. J. Gilbert, superintendent of the tee in charge. Dr. Boyle, who is glorious history that dates back Miss Alice Kleeb, Miss Viola Voel- orphanage. The mystifier made a eighty-two years old, and has been a seven centuries. This Monastery, ker, Mrs. Jean Vaughn, Miss Ann short address on magic, pointing out leader in Catholic activities in Mary- founded in Rome while the beloved McCaffrey, Mrs. James F. Dezort, to the youngsters that no matter land for many years, will be accom- BUYERS Mother, Saint Clare was still living, Miss A. Marie Egli, Miss Alma what is done, it is accomplished by panied by his son, J. Carberry Boyle. INFORMATION was suppressed by the civil authori- Sturmi, Miss Helen Walsh, Dorothy trickery—and that alone. Reservations for the pilgrimage ATLANTIC crr%nau THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC L. Weiland, Elizabeth Cox, Miss Calling for two assistants from will close September 16 at the nil- — s ~ .. BUREAU ties; and the nuns, 20 in number, mi n riiirirr*-rm-i^~m~r-iTTT" were forced to retire to a small Edith White, Miss Elizabeth Brad- among the audience for his egg grimage headquarters here, 1311 This Department is open to representative firms house in the country, where they can shaw, Jessie H. Ide. All of the trick, two tiny tots, hardly reaching Massachusetts avenue. Built of Brick, Stari « Op«Mta of good standing and is for the convenience of buyers neither procure the necessaries of above named ladies are striving for can quickly obtain the address under classification life nor provide for the needs ;>f the the big capital prize which is a $200 ladies' solitaire diamond ring. The 55E Ocean end So. Carolina Am Oas Mtata of tne goods desired and feel assured of fair dealing aged and infirm members of the St. Nicholas Chunk, Phone Court 1897 for space, or for other informa- Community. second prize is a $100 diamond ring. house. Bath housea with But the misfortune that veighs Many other valuable prizes will be trance. White aorviae th. . -- tkm, or address 889 Second Avenue. most iieavily on the Community is given away. tra. Dancins. t* *ad nMr:IQS op weekly. American rim. the fact, that in this little house it It is anticipated that many ladies GOOD IMPRESSIONS road map free. PACT, C. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS is impossible to observe the cloister will enter the contest and many val- II and Poultry Supplia Crafton BUSINESS to which we are bound, not only by uable prizes will be given away. t W. SCOTT COMPANY HOUSES our religious profession am] the Mrs. Teresa M. Molamphy, presi- AVE you every observed your own reaction Aveno* Pittsburgh. Pa. Liberty EatHÉMÉ PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Rule, but by Canon Law as well. For dent of the Pittsburgh Council of H on meeting a new acquaintance? Then is I this reason, we have begun t'i build Catholic Women, and general chair- OPEN DAY AMBWJI ARTIFICIAL LIMBS E. FORMATO ft CO. - Interior, of Real- a Convent, small though it bo, where the time you form your first impression of that Arttaeial Umb Cm. SMI But St. dencea Keclemantloal Decorations and Re- man of this event, hopes to realize »11 Wood Street ft*® *! liglOUB Paintmg* a Specialty. M Linden it would be possible to establish the enough money from this out-door person. I BANKS—8AVING8 Are. (Ingram). Crafton, Pa. cloister as it should be. We do not fiesta to add an annex to the prop- have the money necessary for' this erty, now owned by the council, as Wflil SUN SAVINGS ft DEPOSIT JIANK building, but we trust that Divine Either it is favorable or otherwise. ATTORNBT3-AT4Af„ Ml SmltMeld St.. Oliver Bid* BUSINESS a boarding home for young women. Oakland Providence will not abandon us in The general admission to this fiesta The same applies to printing. Every form you HOUSES this undertaking so necessary and will be 10 cents. Invitations have CHAS. D. GUI» M. E. Cunningham which will, at the same time, render send out, whether it be letter, circular, booklet or Raes IM Company BANKS been extended to guests throughout OAKLAND SAVINGS A TRUST CO—Safe so much glory to God. It is neces- S24 Fourth A«* 625 Smitbfield St. the entire diocese. card—you are sending out an ambassador of your Badges Derm"l,B«""*5 P*r Vanadium Bldg. sary, because, without the cloister,| Telephone UK W the Community would, without a Baby Contest Under Way business. Baker»', Confectioners' Supplies nEPARTMENTSTORES doubt, lose the good cloistral spirit. More than two hundred babies It will render much glory to God: have been entered in the Baby Con- B. MEREDITH H® W. L. «HORS CO. IHHlli Psnn Ave. THE BEST STORE test, which is playing an important The appearance of your ambassador will dictate Forbes and Atwood Streeta for the good nuns by means of their 546 UNION TKÜtR OCH'S part in the fiesta. the impression- the reciprocant is going to form. 1 Church, School and Hall Furniture fervent prayers and incessant mor- Telephone, Aitanti® C M. BICHENLAUB. 1122 Empire Building tifications obtain abundant graces The Baby Contest Committee is Grant 8395 South Side BUSINESS from heaven for Holy Church and composed of Mrs. L. J. Feinaugle, Make it a Good Impression. BYRON J. FINN HOUSES the salvation of souls. chairman; Mrs. M. J. O'Donnell, 1317-21 Berg* W DRUGGISTS The Abbess and the vhole Com- Miss Ella Kellv, Mrs. Wm. Monahan, Good Impressions in Printing 1 BUTTER. EGGS, TEA & COFFEE Mrs. August R. Nedwidek. Mrs. Fourth A tenne saew— 4730 Liberty St. P A. MOSCHEL. 1R00 Caraon Street munity call on you in the name of is Part of Our Service. f I Court ttU £. J. Carroll Cor. Cedar St God and of our holy Founders, St. Catherine Helfrich, Mrs. J. S. Merk, Francis and St. Clare, l:o send us an Miss Minnie Land, Mrs. Ella Mc- FUNERAL DIRECTOR Cullough, Mrs. A. Kelly, Mrs. Edw. FIRE INSURANCE JOHN F. SEMMELROCK, 1720 Caraon gt. alms to assist Cis in this our great THE HARI LET-fOSti WH«D AMERICAN INS CO. of PENNA. need, and especially to ¿5me to our Waldman and Mrs. Adah Morgan. MaaafactaW* * .... Twelfth Floor. Commonwealth Bids. aid in the building of the Convent. This committee has been very active li the past week getting the support THE COLONIAL PRESS, Inc. LEATHER BHLTD»_- FLORISTST BUSINESS V/e pray unceasingly for our bone- Mechanics! East Liberty HOUSES factors; and Our Lord will not pass of a number of very prominent doc- • C. Lad wig Co.. E. Diamond. Fairfax "400 tors, who have given their services 237 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh, Penna. MILL SUPPm»J OWaa Traat Bid*., Atlantic Silt ART DEALERS—FRAMES" over without recompense, any alms, no matter how small. We beseech gratis, in order to make this event H 425 and 4*7 FWA«^ GEISLEH BROS.. 5935 Penn Are.. E. E. a success. PHONE COURT 2699 INSURANCE you to send us some little offering. PITTSBURGH • • Or a, P. WBLDON, IOS Ferguson Building DRY GOODS—MILLINERY For the love of God, hs'o us in this The doctors who have donated Ar rid«ut . Health Court 2848 hour of need! their services to date are: Dr. A. R. CIS Penn Are. Ven. Monastero delle Clarisse Di Hampsav, Dr. H. J. Treshler, Dr. J. LUMBER TheMcFarlandCo. East End S. Cosmato. Donald lams. Dr. James K. Eyer- MUNN LUMBER CO. hart. A number of other physicians aad Bid Streets. Nardi JEWELER AND OPTICIAN LETZJfl well Sid* will be added to the staff and the J. mtl«. Ml« Cantor Arara*. «. g. COURT SOUTH HILLS, 623. babies will receive a thorough med- JAS. J. FLANNERY MAP PIPE TRAPS, BENDS C. D. OF A. PLANS ican examination. Public health 2009-9 Jenkins • hh MCAM LEAD CO., «m p,M Arena* BUSINESS BOAT RIDE SEPT. 22 nurses will be in attendance to help im Homewood HOUSES the physicians and a clerical force FUNERAL DIRECTOR MUSIC ROU8E—GENERAL will assist in making out the babies' Church SuppK* ««TtWnil In Mnaie BUTTER, EGGS, TEA & COFFEE Court South Hills, No. 623, C. D. histories. 1624 Broadway Beechview m 0Ma Worth Elda. ArttaMc Repairing w. a KHBGAB. M A*, of A., will hold its initial boat ride hi Tuesday evening, September 22, on No Cost to Parents MM—WHOLES A LE AKETAIL the Steamer Homer Smith. The cost to the parents is abso- TBE EDWARD E. RIECE CO. Beflevue BUSINESS Cards and dancing will feathre. lutely nothing, and many valuable HOUSES M rs. Anna Brassel Is general chair- prizes, dftnated by local merchants, POTATOES AND ONIONS BANKS man of the affair, and has chosen as will be presented to the winning SR. ft CO., Slat St, her aids Mrs. Marion Engle, in babies. 1 Panna. R. R. Predace UTIUNI WATL. BANK OF BELLETTE Residence Ornament»! In* . KEALLY Sta. Bath Phone*. charge of "500" and bridge; Mrs. Mrs. Molamphy is working day FUNERAL DIRECTORS Alma Daily, chairman of euchre; and night in order to make this 2119 Los Angeles Ave. Phone Wire W<*k «•Ml Estât«, Mortgagee, Insurance OUT noe. — Mrs. Irene Carroll and Mrs. Margt. event the greatest ever attempted Beechview Locust 1580 Peetz, charge of '"bingo;" Mrs. Nel- by Catholic-women. Mrs. Molamphy Eugene S. ReiUy & Co* BUSINESS lie Walters, chairman of dancing; in- wants every mother with a baby be- Fire McKees Rocks HOUSES vitations, Mrs. Cecelie Cejrowski; tween the ages of six months and refreshments, Mrs. Matilda Cole, two vears to register it at the Coun- DO YOU KNOW THE BANKS Mrs. Annie Caraccia and Mrs. Eliz. ,rni cil House, 5216 Penn avenue, all this aamT* » .Fï??£! "hl11 * G««»« RUT NATIONAL BANK Tygard; publicity, Mrs. Eliz. Neuner week and all of next week. No SOCIETY ST. VINCENT DE PAUL «MUI ft HUI Hardware Ca.. 121 E. Ohi* The Oldest Baak tai Tuwm and Mrs. Virginia Eyles. names will be accepted for the Baby TAYLOR * TYPE METALS •M Char Mais A* The prizes are beautiful and are Contest after September 23. All Convert* Paper. Mataainea. Kara, etc., inta Caah which help« farnlah a Freak Air Camp fai Mother* and Poor Children, taken from honiea of want and conreatlon? PENN AT*. «J i «TAL CO- il il Para Ava. * _ __ WEN TRARR COUPANT on exhibition in the display window babies are eligible, regardless of na- Cast-off Clothing. Unaaed Furnitore. or any article of valae. should be saved, that « n» Ow» *a tartan NI Charten An. of Drake & Kapphan Company, tionality. yon may share in the spiritual beneSts of the Society in Its warks af ekarity. PMiritilll Third avenue. Tom offering if Furniture, Is renovated, and will be appreciated by soae poor BUSINESS family $ \ Wökmsbarg Carnegie BUSINESS All members of Court South Hills "Truth crushed to earth will rise ROUSES HOUSES and their friends are cordially in- again; STORE AND BUREAU, 2005 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH vited. Admission by invitation The eternal years of God are hers; POH TRUCK. PHONE GRANT CUT, OB SBND «OVAT **** DEPARTMENT STORES only, which may be secured through j But error wounded writhes in pain, Wm^ßS^L JAKE TI any member of the Court. | And dies among its worshippers." KNIGHTS OF EQUITY HOLD ANNUAL CORN ROAST Pope WiB Receive w Matemt U.S. Delegates to F. I. D. A. C. Meeting
ACKNOWLEDGED (By N. C. W. C. News Service) PARIS, Sept. 16.—The delegation ]C4UTHORTTY of ten American veterans of tin duo twenty-five World War of which the Rev. IV ther William P. O'Connor, of On* experience, supple- cinnati, is a member has arrived in | witb original ideas Paris where it will remain for sonw m intimate knowl- days before going to Rome to attend the convention of the Intrr lilted of the latest vogue Federation of Veterans. The party , has established will represent the American Legiem i enviable reputation. at the convention. Father O'Cotmi* is a former National Chaplain of the bkéhrays advisable to Legion and has a distinguished we* a record. 'Çjflm *id> resourceful On the voyage from the Unite! mi responsible caterer. States, ,the entire delegation, for % most part non-Catholics, attended Mass on shipboard. All of its mini i a Specialty bers are anticipating with pleaaue the audience with the Pope which they will have upon their arrival in Rome. Led by Brig. Gen. L. R. GigniUte^ wndPennAves. their chairman, the delegates short- ttisbur^h ly after arriving placed three ORCHESTRAL MUSIC wreaths on the tomb of the Unknown 01i5Hiland Soldier of France. Col. A. Piatt An- i. .ite Exchange IN CHURCH BANNED drew, a member of the party, said in i.i.I. • " •: « :I:I:I:i;I BY BISHOP OF TRIER their behalf: "It is the dream of every Ameri- (By N. C. W. C. News Service) can veteran to return to France be- BERLIN, Sept 16.—Dr. Boroe- fore he dies. Every officer, e»ny (By N. C. W. C. News Service) wasser, Bishop of Trier, has taken a soldier who lived among your peo- AUGUSTA, Me., Sept. 16.—The definite stand against the use of ple during the tragic years of tlte right of the Church to deny burial instrumental music, other than that war longs for the moment when ho in consecrated ground to those who of the organ, in the churches of his will again cross the Atlantic to re- die outside its communion has been diocese. visit your villages, traverse anew upheld in a decision given by Asso- Dr. Bornewasser, in his pronounce- your highways and re-establish that ciate Justice Dunn sustaining an in- ment, points out that orchestral mu- contact with your people which wee junction issued by the lower court sic is a step towards the seculariza- so warm in 1917 and 1918, and which which forbade the burial of a daugh- tion of ecclesiastical music. He will remain dear to his heart for sA ter of John Yencho in the Roman quoted Richard Wagner to the effect time." • ^ Catholic cemetery at Lisbon Falls. that the first step toward the decay Father O'Connor and Colonel An- •iliK CfcMbar «f Commerce Bid*. of Catholic ecclesiastical music is the drew paid a visit to Lisieux, shrine HjiaiWtMWM-T _ Yencho, a Slovak, with others of Iii« réudm aspirai .••LuRBiitmmlH his nationality, had purchased lots in introduction of the orchestra. The of St Teresa the "Little Flower." ¡P« «Ml kr prompt »errioe aad good organ, said Wagner, has authority shortly after the party's arrival m the cemetery at Lisbon Falls. Later in the Church. France. „ „ l „ I • , J. . —Courtesy Pittsburgh Post. they withdrew from the church and M r # 4J erected at a cost of $45,000 a brick Pun«»« Supply and edifice of their own. They were ex- Extract Co. communicated by the late Bishop •n* FOUNTAINS. 8 f t00k in the Walsh. DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY ALL SUPP! charReX^^^t^ThU'rriK ^ t^ iTV**! 2-The committer in Yencho's daughter died and he 1*1 lUrlMl Street i." ,, „ corn roast. I hey are, left to right: Front row—William S. Lowrv F A Devlin r I M-r«., PITTSBURGH, PA. narF' gCrnera .Ch,air,T; M" E-,D1rn™« and ^ Bwk row—D>aiUel F Carr Jam^^aHa- sought to bury her in the church The I>«"»ng, J. J. O'Donnell, L. A. McCormick and M. A. Carroll. cemetery. Permission was denied New atodenta register in the Main and Vanderrrift Baildings. aad in »If L ra ' \J by the Rev. John J. Sullivan, pastor •HNO JANSSEN ft the spiritThe das yo f wathse replethappye witgatheringh races. , games and athletic exercises. Threatening weather failed to dampen Friek Building. Many valuable prizes were awarded the winners of the various events. of Lisbon Falls church. As a result Claaaes for teacher* to aecare decree*. herin» Sept. It. L J. HEBGENROEDER of the controversy that arose, the Claue. in the Law School will be rtenia cd Sept. 21. pastor, in the name of Bishop Walsh, In the School at Pharmacy elaaaea begin Sept. U. Arckitecta. Aaaoclatad terranean chambers of the Cata- asked the lower court for an injunc- Clus» in the Day and E renin* School of Accoanta will he reaaatad BKt JS. Pope Greets Two combs. Bath Reaident and Day Students are recired- Pittsburgh, Pa Archbishop Glennon tion. This was granted. Yencho VEST REV. M. A. HEHIR. C.S.Sp., LL.D., Prea. Doctrinal Proofs in Catacombs then appealed to the full bench and «41-44 Important U. S. In the Catacombs, His Holiness the result is the decision given by continued, can be found proofs of the Gives Impressions Justice Dunn. Pilgrim Groups faith of the early Christians in the "This child," says the decision, "as Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist of His Trip to Rome the plaintiff maintains, did not die Receives 500 Members of Congrega- whereby they were strengthened for within the communion of the Roman ST. XAVIER ACADEMY FLQWERS tions of Mary—Praises Eucharis- martyrdom; of their filial devotion (By N. C. W. C. News Service) Catholic Church and therefore is in- BEATTY, PA. « tie Congress Plans to the Blessed Virgin, of their belief ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 16.—Arch- eligible, under an outstanding burial Board!us School tar Girla, condactad by the Slater, af Mercy. MMdlNl- —«nd- in Communion with the souls of the bishop Glennon preached Sunday for permit, to interment in consecrated ti.n. Attractive Grenada. Tharaach Infraction. T.rm* roa.oaablo Cattali* lead; in fact, evidences of substan Ualeetatty AMHatien. Elementary. Academic aad Commercial Canta«. By Msgr. Enrico Pucci, the first time since his return from soil. Art, DahaaaMc Science aad Athletica. Vat catalog apply «a_ PLANTS Rome Correspondent, N. C. W. C. tially all of the elements of Catholic Rome, in the Cathedral of St. Louis. "What may have motivated this News Service faith of the present day. And, the "I believe," he said, "you would suit is of unconcern religiously. That ROME, Sept. 16.—Two American Pope added, there is nothing in the like me to tell you something of my the right of burial in the cemetery Oar location is , pilgrimages of unusual size and im- Catacombs to confirm the heritcal journey to Rome, something about is limited to those persons who at Floor portance were among the groups teachings of such men as Luther, the impressions I received there and the time of their death are entitled Calvin, and John Hus. The Cata of Europe in general, relative to the MT. GALLITZIN ACADEMY _ Market, reaching Rome during August to combs, he said, are for Catholic: to burial in the particular ground is ». » Hall No. 1C seek the spiritual benefits of the observance of the Holy Year. The obvious in the very evidence of the BADBf, PA. Holy Year of Jubilee. The first and precious documents of the past most vivid impression I have carried particular agreement. And the con- BOARDING SCHOOL FOB BOYS Atlantic 28S4 largest of these two pilgrimages was clear illustrations of the present, back with me from the Eternal City dition therein nominated is demand- Iii and they should be an eloquent guide' is that made on the evening of th'e 20 Mike West ef Pittabnrgh -My Specialty— composed of members of the Con- for those who once separated from ed. gregations of Mary, organized and Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, June "TTie question arising under the Phone Rochester 102 " CUT FLOWBB8 led by the Jesuit Fathers. This pil- the unity of the Catholic Church, 29, when the shadows had begun to qualification annexed to the license, thinking to find truth where they fall and the departing sun across the grimage was divided into two sec- could find nothing but error. whether the girl was of Roman at Leveet Prices tions, one of three hundred and the Mediterranean was casting its rose- Catholic faith when she died, must other of two hundred persons. The The Pope concluded his remarks colored tints upon the great dome, be held to be for ecclesiastical de- second of the two pilgrimages was to the pilgrims of the Congregations shedding a kind of mystic light termination, since none but the ST. VINCENT COLLEGE AND from the Archdiocese of Chicago and of Mary by imparting his blessing which no modern artist has ever Church has the power to hear and IF. STAFFORD was composed of 250 persons. to them, their families, the congre- touched. decide it. ECCLESIASTICAL SEMINARY The two sections of the pilgrimage gations to which they belonged, and The Western door of the vast "Injunction was issued below in led by the Jesuits were received to- to their country. His remarks were Basilica opens and through it slowly accordance with the situation under BEATTY, PENNSYLVANIA gether in audience by the Pope in translated into English by Bishop moves a figure clothed in white, the which the bill there sustained came CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDICT! NEfFATHEBS the great hall of the Benedictions Stritch. As His Holiness left the Pontiff, who with blanched face here." 1 fhimliil hall the pilgrims sang hymns of kneels on the bench near the tomb of PREPARATORY MM MOUNTAIN" which is located above the atrium of thanksgiving in his honor. Inasmuch as the same position was St Mm'. Caller« 1925 the Vatican Basilica. Before being St. Peter. This kneeling figure in taken by the Church in the case of Claaalral The Chicago Archdiocesan pil snow white vestments calls up the Sdaace I Seminary received in audience the pilgrims deaths in the families of others who COLLEGE Pu Miniai had assisted at Mass celebrated by grimage was received in the Sala thought that here you have the first have helped to organize the inde- _,. . MARYLAND Regia after its members had at- and the latest of the long line of ECCLESIASTICAL mm&m Clergymen, AIM by His Holiness. Bishop Stritch, of pendent church the decision is re- U) PMaaaan Toledo, was in Rome at that time, tended the Pope's Mass in the morn pontiffs who have been Bishops of garded as an important one here. ing. They were accompanied to the Rome, you behold the living wrapt Maaabar of the A-arfaa« OoaaeU oa Rdncattoa. Aammiattaa rf Mai. Scientific, Pre-M«lic«l. and he assisted at the audience, ac- Saooadary School* of the Middle Stet« ma* Marytand. and tha National flafl '«nb Departments for boy» companying the Pope as the latter audience by Monsignor Dini, rector in prayer before the ashes of the l RITUALISM RESUMED Edaoatioaal Awoeiation. ~ * «Ì 12 and 14 year«. For moved along the line of pilgrims and of the College of Propaganda Fide. dead, while above, lettered across the BY PROTESTANT SECTS, giving explanations and information Chicagoans Wear Special Medals dome ill mosaics are the words: SURVEY ABROAD SHOWS a. J. MAD LET. LL.D. concerning the various groups in The pilgrims were arranged in Thou art Peter, and upon this Bock PraaMant response to inquiries from His Holi- rows along the walls while the Pope will build My Church, and the (By N. C. W. C. News Service) ness. passed. As the Pontiff proceeded his gates of hell shall not prevail CLEVELAND, Sept 16.—Ritual- Pilgrims Receive Medals secretaries distributed medals to the against it.'" ism in European Protestant churches IDECHANTAL Each of the pilgrims received a pilgrims. In addition to these med- Speaking of the impressions made has today reached the highest point SETÓN HILL COLLEGE commemorative medal of the Holy- als which are distributed to all Holy upon him by the spectacle Of pil- since the Reformation, the Rev. F. R. Year as the Pope passed along the Year pilgrims the Chicagoans also grims from all over the world flock- Webber, pastor of a Lutheran Women From Eighteen Stat« ACADEMY line. The Pontiff frequently stop- wore medals bearing on one side a ing to Rome for the Holy Year of church in this city, said recently af- ped to make inquiries concerning likeness of Cardinal Mundelein, pa- Jubilee, the archbishop declared: ter he had spent two months study- iW. Va. various members of the pilgrimages. tron of the Pilgrimage, and on the "People who are hostile to the ing ecclesiastical architecture. other side a reproduction of the Catholic Church do not understand GREENSBURG, PENNA for Girls, conducted At one time he asked if Dr. James "Santa Maria," flag-ship of Colum- The Rev. Mr. Webber is secretary •i the Viaitation. For J. Walsh, of New York, was pres- that Catholics are united only before ent and mentioned the names of bus on his voyage of discovery to the altar. This is what they ought of the committee on architecture of the New World. to attack, perhaps instead of making the Lutheran Synodical Conference. some of the books which Dr Walsh This summer he visited 25 cathe- The Directress. has written. Dr. Walsh was present When His Holiness had greeted foob'sh statements such as the Pope and was presented to the Pope who all the pilgrims from Chicago he is likely to be brought to rule our drals, 10 abbeys and the ruins of greeted him cordially and imparted mounted his throne and addressed country. It were well if the Catho- eight other abbeys. He made meas- his Blessing. them. After expressing his grati- lics of different lands were in closer ured drawings of 69 parish churches THE McVEY COMPANY tude to them for making the long touch, but this is no easy matter. At and visited many others in the HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS Academy After the distribution of medals course of more than 3,000 miles of had been completed the Pope as- journey to Rome and giving such all events, above us all is the Cross, (Near Peon) striking proof of their faith the leading us amid human frailties and travel in England, Holland, France General Steam Fitting ud Power Piping cended his throne. The directors of Pope referred to the preparations viscissitudes and destined to at last and Germany. Steam Heating—Water Heeting—VeaEOatteg AND DAT SCHOOL the pilgrimage then came forward which are being made for tne Inter- unite us with Him who bore it. "The new buildings, even among % Uranlioe Nana and presented a large album con- f 225-27 First Ave. C®«rt 1885 Pltfrbrjfc, ft. taining the names of all members of national Eucharistic Congress in "What do I think of the Church the free or non-conformist chapels the Congregations of Mary in the Chicago next year. Paying tribute elsewhere ? There seems to be a of England," he said, "are of the to the work of Cardinal Mundelein great deal of indifference in some churchly or traditional design, with United States. It was announced at in connection with these prepara- a nave, a deep chancel for the choir, in Music this time that the membejp of the quarters, a sort of reaction to de- CAPTTAL__f200,000.00 SURPLUS f200,000.00 and Vocal pilgrimage will present the sum of tions, the Pope expressed himself as spair; people ask what is the use of and often with an altar. $30,000 to the Pope to be used for greatly pleased with the work done appealing to governments. And still "The early plan Puritan churches the research work in the Catacombs so far. He expressed the hope that the reign of faith and the strength- with unstained windows are of the FOURTEENTH STREET BANK ¿waa^Drmwiiig, in which His Holiness is so greatly the Congress may be such a success ening of morals can be the only sad- past Even the Stations of the Pays Four Per Cent Interest on Savings Account« Elocution as to be worthy of the Faith of the vation of the world. We must wait Cross are to be found in King's interested. Catholics of the United States and SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOB BENT Tfca Directress Addressing the pilgrims the Pop« and pray. Weight Congregational Chapel, Lon- particularly of Chicago. "Catholics of the United States," don, where the Rev. W. E. Orchard 1401 CARSON STREET PITISBURGH, PA. praised the spirit of loyalty and In conclusion His Holiness blessed concluded His Grace, "can do much is using a highly developed ritual. faith which had prompted them to the Chicago pilgrims and their fam- by learning more and more of their The Church of England prayerbook undertake the lonjj journey to Rome ilies and authorized the priests pres- religion and of its liturgy, by set- is used by many non-conformists. ft WTcy Academy and added that his joy at greeting ting the example of a nation in , • Pa. them was redoubled by the fact that ent, with the consent of their Bish- SECOND MORTGAGES 1 ^«tfawr. Aa they were all members of the Con- ops, to extend his Apostolic Bless- which faith and liberty go hand in 36 SEEK PRIESTHOOD Qakk Service—Courteous and CanMeettal Treatment fi* Mi« ail Bilia ing to their respective parishioners. hand; by bearing in mind and fol- IN LARGEST CLASS AT • OMkoUa Dntrar- gregations of Mary which he con- Regular Cemsaaawe siders very effective agencies for the The Pope was enthusiastically ap- lowing the Gospel's injunction: CLEVELAND SEMINARY edification of others. Thanking plauded when he had concluded his 'Seek ye first the kingdom of God them for the'Interest they had man- remarks. The pilgrims then broke and His justice and all these things (By N. C. W. C. News Service) EUGENE S. REILLY ft CO. —. Fatatine, ifested in the work of restoration Into a hymn of thanksgiving and the shall be added unto you."* CLEVELAND, Sept. 16.—A fresh- 400-482 FOURTH AVENUE *ìja«aU> Axt. and research in the Catacombs, His Pope, who had turned to leave the Groend fleer room, remained until they had fin- OREGON NUNS PLAN man class of 26 will enter the dio- Holiness took the occasion to explain ished. cesan seminary of Our Lady of the the importance which he attaches to $400,000 HOSPITAL Lake, September 14. It is the larg- those places of worship of the early est class of students for the priest- Christians. It was in the Cata- If you rail the gypsy a vagabond I (By N. C. W. C. News Service) hood to enter the seminary in its pMnt ttw^ to ^ combs, he said, that the new-born think you do him wrong, ASTORIA, Ore., Sept 16.—The history. Jas. J. Ffennery Bro. Co. jM>M>»«*h» to the Church left its evidences of faith for For he never goes a-traveling but Sisters of Charity of Providence, Bishop Joseph Schrembs will offi- FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMHAIJfEBS three centuries. It is there that Äg« «f yonr takes his home along. who conduct St. Mary's Hospital in ciate at the opening service. Atlantic I«H gii they «a in tkA proofs of its straggles and hopes are And the only reason a road Is good, this city, have purchased a block of Twenty-four of the class are CITY, 514 GRANT ST. or college? to be found; and »11 that there is as every wanderer knows, groond for the erection of a new Cleveland youths, seven are from 947 Sa NBGLEY AVE., „JL'where the today in fEonte of great and magnifi- Is just because of the homes, the hospital to cost $400,000. {Akron, and one each from Youngs- (Third dm laaiwation will cent manifestations of Christian homes, the homes to which It A nurses' training school will be (town, Niles, East Liverpool, Evon HlRilteS • piety has Its roots in the dark sub- goes. —Joyee Kilmer. provided for at the same tiine. I and Elyria. mm THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS fc * AND WHAT THEY ARE DOING *
His complete spiritual rule over the champion, Alvin Stenroos, of Fin- HIE PROPOSED NEW FIFTH DEGREE- land which is His by His life and by land, and his compatriot, Willia His death. They have encouraged Kyronen. HISTORY OF HOLY SEPULCHRE KNIGHTS the pious in far-distant countries to Officials announced after the race come to the aid of the devoted mis- that Michelson had broken three sionaries of the Patriarchate of Je- American distance records in his vic- Members Are Direct Heirs of Crusaders of Centuries Ago, rusalem who in hidden heroism be- torious race, running 12 miles in Order Has Membership in Every Country — Holy Father, come old and worn out in their la- 1:06:40; 13 miles in 1:12:214-5, and bors on the barren slopes of Judea, 14 miles in 1:18:09 3-5. The former Pope Pius XI., is Grand Master—Dates from Crusades Galilee, Samaria and Transjordania. records, made by Jim Crowley, of the A monthly review, La Palestine, Irish American A. C., in 1909, were vided into three classes in ascending edited by the Very Rev. Adolph Per- 1:06:50 3-5 for 12 miles; 1:12:49 3-5 order; Knights, Commanders and rin, Canon of the Holy Sepulchre, is for 13 miles, and 1:18:56 3-5 for 14 Grand Cross. the herald which bears to all dis- miles. Michelson failed by 20 sec- In order that the decoration might tant friends tidings of the hopes, the onds and a fraction to equal the 15- be available to women, the grade of disappointments, the resolution and miles record made by Charles Pores, Matron of the Holy Sepulchre has the triumphs in the great task. This of the Millrose A. A. in 1919. been created, with three classes cor- publication is the official organ of Alan Helffrich Loses responding to those of the men. the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre, One of the most astounding up- as well as of the Society for the 33 BOYS CONFIRMED AT will enable every man present to part will be connect«! with tb j, The principal and common badge sets of the games came when Alan church by an arch. There wiBb« of all members is the Cross of the Preservation of the Faith in Pales- Helffrich, American half-mile cham- ST. JOSEPH PROTECTORY take home the message." tine. Father Griffin to Officiate entrance from the rear, for t^IT Holy Land. This symbol, more than pion, suffered unexpected defeat at venience of those who live «X distinctive, recalls to the hearts of Filled with the missionary fervor his favorite distance, finishing no The Very Rev. E. P. Griffin, pastor Thirty-three boys were confirmed of St. Mary of the Mount, will be in hill. In the basement» w] all who bear it a loving vision of which the Jubilee Year has inspired better than third. The race was won last Tuesday at St. Joseph's Protec- of entrance, will tp.* meetfaf nm the Country of Jesus, to whom they everywhere, the Knights of the Holy by Pincus Sober, of the Holy Name charge of the service, which will con- tory for Homeless Boys, 552 Pro- sist of the recitation of the Rosary, in the rear the fanuajaS^Si have shown a special devotion. Sepulchre are now lending greater Club, New Metropolitan champion. tectory Place. The Rev. Amscar, cost of the building will ^KmS Pope Benedict XV in a masterly intensity to their Providential cam- Sober outsprinted both Helffrich Father Hayes' sermon, Benediction O.M.Cap., preached. A number of of the Blessed Sacrament., and the The Duquesne ConstrnrfiL(W fashion translated on practical lines paign for all the interests of the and George Marsters, former priests from the diocese attended. pany experts to have the Mfc the ancient program of the Cross of Holy Land. Their watchword is the Georgetown star, in the final 100 solemn profession of members, con- Those present were: The Rt. Rev. cluding with the singing of the ready for the corner the Holy Land into modern terms, ancient cry of Peter the Hermit: yards, the latter nosing out the con- Msgr. Martin J. Ryan, the Rev. John by the middle of October «MS and this program is now being vig- "God wills it!" queror of Paavo Nurmi for second hymn, "Holy God We Praise Thy A. O'Connor, the Rev. T. C. Klimke, Name," by the entire congregation building completed by the «i orously taken up. He confided to place. the Rev. Ganter, Father Francis J. 1926. * the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre Running in what he announced Huber, director of the Protectory of Holy Name men. would be his farewell appearance on Father Griffin will be assisted by a Ground was broken July L lb in a special manner the work of the NEW YORK K. OF C. and his assistant, the Rev. A. P. foundation is already conplltii^ preservation of the Faith in Pales- the track, Joie Ray, veteran Illinois Scholz. committee consisting of Robert J. A. C. athlete, trailed his ancient Philpott, chairman; John H. Con- work has been started in HIM tine. GAMES SEE NEW Following the confirmation, the structure. Members in Every Land rival, Willia Ritola, of the Finnish nair, Thomas Kilcullen, William D. Board of Directors met, with the Ruh, James Clark, Henry Erisman, Today the confraternity numbers American A. C., across the line in a Rt. Rev. Bishop Hugh C. Boyle, more than 1,500 members, dispersed RECORDS MADE two-mile handicap event. Dennis Dorn, Charles G. Tritschler, HUGE THRONG ATTEND* president, in attendance. The finan- A. L. Schneider, James J. Collins, in every diocese of the world. For cial report was most gratifying and CORNERSTONE LATI* an aspirant to this glorious body, it Fred L. Nungesser, Regis Welch, "Whitey" Michelson Outruns Olym showed that upon that date the in- John F. Duffy and John S. Sullivan. is indispensable that he win merit pic Marathon Champion in 15 J. P. Lostetter, stitution was accommodating 62 (Continued from hp i) in some special manner in service Messrs. Erisman and Dorn are also Mile Grind—Alan Helffrich Fin boys, its capacity. serving on the general committee. to Palestine. Its ranks are open to ishes Poor Third Pgh. Council, is gratitude and maximum MR^ii none but those who have proved by The Very Rev. Charles J. Stepp- financial support to these good 8b- deeds their interest and devotion to ling, pastor of St. Basil's Church, ters. They have ever ban the welfare of the Holy Land. (Special to The Catholic) Called by Death Carrick, who will have charge of the factresses of the humaa a^L Hy Its titles, more sought after than NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—The ath- rally to be held in that church, has have been our teacher^ «KygB! the decorations of civil princes, are letic contests staged at the Yankee Pittsburgh Council, No. 491, IC. of (Continued from Page 1) appointed E. J. Bates chairman of leaders and ideals of iH^BB distributed with an aristorcratic par- Stadium Monday by the New York C., is mourning the loss, by death, frequently in demand. In such ca- the committee to assist him. Other Let it never be said thdMHlK simony. chapter of the Knights of Columbus, of Brother John P. Lostetter, who pacity he was invaluable to the So- members of the committee are: never amply provided fe^iwG Taking up their modern mission were more than a success. They saw died last Monday. Tuesday evening ciety and its members whose efforts Simon Reitz, Albert Keller, John for these women inspivqlpR these Twentieth century Crusaders old records shattered and new rec- the members of the Council assem- he sought for the honor and glory Meyer, George Geier, R. A. Costello, mighty God." have thrown themselves with ardor ords made. bled at the corner of Margaret street of God and the needs of His poor. A. Meyer, Frank Horn, Frank May The services opened into the diffusion and propagation of Probably the outstanding per- and Brownsville road, at 8:15 o'clock, He believed always that service was and John McCormick. a picked choir represeattji^^H > the Faith in the land of its birth. In formance was the running of the and proceeded to the residence of the more needed than material aid, and, ber of parishes. Blessing IflpM although the latter is necessary, per- and salt and the site ofafl^H this they have been inspired and ac- veteran Cygent A. C. runner, Albert late brother, at 502 Hayes avenue. NEW ST. BONIFACE CHURCH tuated by the pastoral zeal of Mon- (Whitey)" Michelson, who became The funeral was held from St. sonal sacrifice means more. He re- the new edifice followed. signor Barlassina, the Patriarch. National A. A. U. 15-mile champion Joseph's church, Mt. Oliver, Wed- alized and regretted that only too is TAKING DEFINITE FORM the laying and blessing ¿jHapl They have called upon all generous in the first running of the event by nesday morning, with solemn re- many looked upon this phase of work nerstone, following wucKp||fp and devout souls to gather in a union the Knights of Columbus. Included in quiem Mass. The Pittsburgh Coun- as of secondary importance to the (Continued from Page 1) of the Saints was chaflMSlB i of prayer around the altars of Christ the field that the Porchester runner cil delegation attended and assisted Society in showing the works of the There will be practically no wood, foundations were blesse&J^PF: the Saviour to seek the miracle of distanced was the Olympic marathon the funeral. church, through acts of charity." excepting the pews and the con- In Diocese Sine« IW^. ; Illness Prolonged fessionals; very little steel; thus The Sisters of Divine MUMpi Mr. O'Donovan's death came after making the church so fireproof that xie to the Pittsburgh ffipiii a prolonged illness, and was not un- there is no other of its kind in the 1876, taking charge of S&lwi pillllllllllllllllllllllllllllN St. Ann's Day Nursery expected. He is. survived by the fol- vicinity. Paul's parish, East End. : lowing children: Mrs. Edward L. The total outside length is 141 house and novitiate W||||fi)i | Diocesan Union of Sodalities M Tag Day Saturday Davin, of Hollywood, Cal.; Mrs. J. feet, the width at the nave 71 feet, soon after on Larimer MMRKM H. DePohn, Mt. Lebanon; Mrs. Ed- at the transepts 97 feet. The inter- in 1905 a stately MotlMMm Rev. Charles Moosman, Diocesan Director of Sodalities ward H. Kelly and Mrs. Clara B. St. Aloysius Church, R. F. D. No. 4, Box 425, Millvale Branch, Saturday morning will find wo«ien ior height is 52 feet, the dome 94 dedicated on the heights jiflp and girls selling flowers on the McDermott, both of McKees Rocks, feet. The sanctuary is 33 feet deep avenue, East End, whea MM streets of Pittsburgh for the poor and Catherin, Helen, Paul and Mich- and 28 feet wide. The communion house became the DjviwflMM little children cared for at St. Ann's ael, Jr., all at home; a brother, T. C. rail will extend the whole width of Academy, giving acadailpjp; Day Nursery and Temporary Home O'Donovan, of Coraopolis, and 14 the transept. cial and domestic sriMflfiMj|' for Children. This has been a hard grandchildren. The floor of the aisles, sanctuary, Thirty-five schools m year for the nursery, as the number vestibule and baptistry will be of Pittsburgh, Altoona, WfaBfefr J of children has increased consider- COMMUTEE OF PRIESTS Mueller Art Tile, inlaid with various lumbus, O., and Alton, U,««*« : ably. When the natural breadwin- WILL MAKE SURVEY designs. White maple flooring will hospitals, St. John's GeMrtLB* ner of a family is laid off the mother be used under the pews. The main burgh; one at Gasdw, bravely attempts to carry the bur- (Continued from Page 1) altar as well as the two side altars, one at Granite City, EL, den of supporting the home, and to "the original committee of ten which communion railing and pulpit will be by this order of Sistef* Ma her the day nursery has been a true conducted the campaign, and six ad- built of Indiana Lime Stone, trim- Pittsburgh Diocese last WR benefactor, as well as to widows and med with Brier Hill Stone. pupils attended the schoMfc Ml ditional priests newly appointed. charge. ,JS| other mothers obligated to support Rev. Gallagher, Chairman Four large niches on the walls of their loved ones by their daily toil. Each district is represented on the sanctuary will enshrine as many The new Motheitams* «m*4M Many of the children attend one of this committee by a priest charged statues. Four confessionals will be pleted, will have a total tittjQ the nearby schools and come to the with the duty of ascertaining the placed in the rear of the church, 382 feet. Its depth througkwWa nursery for their dinner and lunch, special needs and problems of his near the entrance, two on each side, tral portion will be 240 tot »1 while the dear little babies and run- particular district, and of evolving with space between them for shrines. be five stories in height He W* abouts receive a mother's care from a plan by which these needs and Connects With Old Church ing will be completed by the Sisters and attendants. problems may best be met. His re- The church will seat 850. Tht? rear of summer, 1926. Help to continue this work for port is to be made to the general these mothers and babies by buying committee, which in return will act a flower next Saturday. No matter upon it and report to the bishop. whether you give little or much you This general committee as appointed will be rewarded for your generos- by the bishop is as follows: Last Excursion of the Season ity; and if you feel you cannot give Chairman, Rev. J. P. Gallagher; Anything, please be kind to the secretary, Rev. T. F. Coakley, D.D.; noble-hearted women and children for the Central Pittsburgh District, who are giving their time to help Rev. T. F. Coakley, D.D.; for the those who are less fortunate than South Side Pittsburgh District, Rev. KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE H( themselves. Louis Woelfel, L.L.D.; for the North Headquarters for tag day will be Side Pittsburgh District, Rev. WELLSBURG, W. VA. located in the K. of C. rooms, 237 Thomas Devlin, L.L.D.; for the Cen- Fourth avenue; Raphael Temporary tral Allegheny County District, Rev. Home, 3715 Penn avenue, over Mans- L. A. Carroll; for the North Alle- Sunday, September 27,1925 mann's Department Store. East Lib- gheny County District, Rev. M. P. erty; St. John Evangelist's School, Boyle; for the South Allegheny South Side, and Reel's Undertaking County District, Rev. David Shanna- Special Trains Eastern Round Special Trains Parlors, North Side. Leave Stand. Time Trip Fare Leave han, L.L.D.; for Beaver and Law- Johnstown 7 :Q0 A. M $3.55 Carnegie -• rence Counties, Rev. F. O'Shea, Blairsville Int. . „7:30 A. M 2.95 Latto he L,L.D., and Rev. J. A. Breen: for Derry ..7:43 A. M 2.SO Greensburg _ Butler and Armstrong Counties, Union Sta.. Pbg. „8:50 A. M -9:13 1.75 Jeannette ... Rev. P. K. Collins, and Rev. L. Chrzanoski, O.S.M.; for Indiana and C HILDREN—HALF FARE. Returning, Trains leave WaUabUf •«< Westmoreland Counties. Rt. Rev. W TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT I he Medievalists are prepared KitteH, Rev. N. McNelis and Rev. P. Callistus; for Fayette, Washington A. L. Reiman & Son. Chas Fussenegger, to open their fall social season bv 1101 Penn Avenue, 607 E. Ohio Street. staging an affair of distinctive se- and Greene Counties, Rev. F. ,T. Pittsburgh. Pa. N. S.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Kolb, Rev. M. Hughes and Rev. M. M. N. Werries, lection on next Thursdav evening, Peter Hess Co., Coghlan. 3629 Butler Street, 14 Wabash Street, September 24, at the O. E. S. Hall. Pittsburgh. Pa. 325 S. Highland avenue. This This general committee, with the John F. Hinnebusch. Pittsburgh, Pa. event will be known as the "Van- Rt. Rev. Bishop in the chair, met in 4720 Liberty Avenue, George J. Bleiehner guard Novelty Dance" since it is Pittsburgh, Pa. 1820 Carson Street. the chancery last Monday afternoon. F. W. Iiamekus, Pittsburgh, Pa. destined to be " the forerunner of General plans and purposes were 1210 Carson Street, Andy Tomasco, many delightful and exclusive enter- discussed, and another meeting ar- S. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Black Lick, Pa. THE tainments. ranged for next month when more The fact that all of the "Medieval- UNION detailed action wiH be taken. Sub- ists" affairs in the past have bee;i committees were appointed as fol- SHOP highly successful and groomed with- lows: Publicity, Rev. T. F. Coakley. out reproach speaks well for the or- D.D., and Rev. M. P. Boyle; finance, ganization and the support accorded Rev. F. J. Kolb, Rev. L. Chrzanoski CARNIVAL, FAIR AND it by the members. In addition to and Rev. P. Callistus. O.S.B.; execu- the dance, featured with a high-class tive, Rev. L. Woelfel, Rev. Thos. and popular orchestra, there will be Devlin, Rev. L. A. Carroll and Rev. a card attraction in order to suit the D. Shannahan. taste of everyone. "Medievalists" and their friends are most cordially invited to attend. The aim of the "Medievalists" is to offer to its members and friends a high-class and restricted entertain- (Continued from Page 1) ment amid an atmosphere of whole- week arrangements for Holy Name someness and refinement. It is hoped rallies will be well under way in IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALERS to increase the membership to 500 by every district in the diocese and that January 1, 1926, and the unusual se- Sunday, October 11, will be a mem- 203-205-207 Market Street ~WiI ries of entertainments scheduled for orable occasion in the history of the the reminder of the present year society. should serve greatly to stimulate "The committee is particularly those who desire to become attached pleased to have secured Father PACKING—Fireproof & Non-Fireproof WsrtfceeW to the association. The nominal an- Hayes to address the big gathering PERSONAL nual fee makes membership in the of Holy Name men of the hilltop "Medievalists" easily accessible, section," John B. Sullivan, general FURNITURE STORAGE and any Catholic young man or wo- chairman, said. "He is peculiarly man wishing to secure information fitted for the task by reason of his HAUGH & KEENAN STORAGE A IfM concerning applications should com- thorough grasp of the subject he will municate with Miss Carolyn H. discuss; while his powerful delivery, s CENTER AND EUCLID AVENUES MM O'Rourke, 6207 Alder street. clear enunciation and crisp phrasing