IN 1H1S ISSUE IN THIS ISSUE B«iy Father in allocution King Boris of Bulgaria ll consistory naminjj new denounced by Pap« for wwKmI». cites dangers fac- YWiatiag his pre • nuptial inf the entire world. THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC pledge. Founded in 1844 by Rt. Rev. Michael O'Connor, First Bishop of Pittsburgh Diocese

PITTSBURGH, PA„ MARCH 16, 1933 No. U Denounces King's Actions PROTECTORY BOYS 1Holy Father Cites Dangers 1 Holy Father Sharply Criticizes Bulgarian Ruler for Having Baby Baptized as Non-Catholic, But Exonerates TO RECEIVE FRIENDS Queen of Blame Extant of Charity Work in U. S. Annual Donation - Visiting Day Will Be Held Sunday At Facing the Enti re World; 1 In Year's Time Revealed Sharply criticizing King Boris of Bulgaria for having his In Annual Report Hill Institution baby baptized at non-Catholic rites, but exonerating the Queen York, March 13.—More than of having any part in the flaunting of the royal couple's pledge, Once a year, on the Feast of St. ft^OOO.OOO was expended by the So- the Holy Father in his allocution delivered at the secret con- Joseph, the friends and benefactors Names Eight New Cardinal$ ciety of St. Vincent de Paul in the of St. Joseph's Protectory, Protec- Qhjted States in its various activities sistory on Monday in St. Peter's, spoke very plainly in present- tory Place, are invited to visit and (taring the year ended September 30, ing the Church's side of the matter which hais recently received inspect the buildings which comprise 1982, it is revealed in a report which the institution. This occasion pre- Y nnyir (Condemns Extreme Nationalism And Deplores War| I George J. Gillespie of this city, Pres- wide publicity in the daily newspapers of this and other coun- sents an opportunity to see just ident of the Superior Council of the tries. At the same time, the Holy Father alao took occasion to how the boys live and to observe 400 AT ALTAR RAIL IMSQB. 1 UUILL I Against God In Many Lands—Pontiff Bids All Join United States, has made to M. Henri what is being done for them. It is a de Verges of Paris, France, Presi- offer his criticism of the proselytiz-®" combined visiting and donation day. In Petitions For Concord At Economic, Debt Ab#| ing work being carried on, particu- The older boys act as ushers and dent of the Council General of the larly in Rome, by American Metho- II! L DIES Arms Conferences — Has High Hopes For Year. Satiety. guide the visitors through all of the dists. He did not mention the latter I departments. As there is always I Mr. Gillespie s report states that sect by name, but all those who ] : &218 individual conferences out of 185 ST. BEDE MEN something interesting about the Attendance at Holy Name Mass Noted British Priest Who Came ¡¿^proximately 2,350 in this country heard him knew to whom he re- children of an institution, you are Vatican City, March 14.—Pope Pius at yesterday's secret IgKntiahed data for the year in ferred. invited to come and meet the boys In St. Anne's Church Sets To Pittsburgh Seeking consistory delivered a strong allocution in which he reviewed- In his reference to King Boris. you are helping to support, Sunday New Record There Near East Aid, Dies «Mftion, and that the units that re- Pope Pius said: E • the principal world events of the last two and one-half years ported expended a total of $6,144,- afternoon, March 19, between the 196.65 in the distribution of relief. "In the second place, we must j hours of 2 and 5 o'clock. The Forty , with more than customary outspokenness and vigor. ¡IK The total amount expended by the make reference to the most painful 1 parjsh Branch Iff Organized In Hours Devotion will be held at that Another glorious chapter in the an- The Right Rev. Msgr. Richard surprise we could not help feeling nals of St. Anne's Holy Name So- Barry-Doyle, chief chaplain of the The Pontiff referred to "the critical international situation,'* ;MS18 conferences reporting was time, thus affording all the privilege divided into $5,553,115.72 for Confer- at the baptism of a royal infant ad- Point fireaze Church On of paying homage to Our Divine ciety, Castle Shannon, was written British army during the World War j deploring "the roar of fratricidal arms" both in the Old and in ministered by a non-Catholic minis-1 Lord amongst His little ones. Sunday, March 12, when 400 men re-I and domestic prelate to the Vatican ence Work and $591,780.93 for Sundaj/ Evening ceived Holy Communion in a body at Court, died on Wednesday at Lei- Hhe New World. He expressed hi* Upeeial Works. ter. Not even the constitutional law j Take Center and Lincoln car No. of the country afforded an excuse or the 8 o'clock Mass. The entire church cester, England, where he was distress over the economic crisis 1 The amount of relief reported bi- 82 to Protectory Place, which is two was practically occupied with Holy j pastor of St. Peter's churc!\ ac- which has thrown millions out of lk« Superior Council of the United pretext, for this is against the can-1 With 185 men of the parish en- squares above Holy Trinity church. ons and in contravention of formal | rolled, the Holy Name Society was I Name men, all of whom were ani-' cording to word received in Pitts- work, affording enemies of polities!» States for the year which ended The Rev. F. J. Huber, superin- mated by the exalted purpose of pay- September 30, 1931, was $3,331,- and explicit promises made to us fonnally inaugurated in St. Bale's| tendent, and his assistant, the Rev. burgh. He was fifty-five years old. social and religious order an oppor- with full knowledge of the case, , , . _ „ ing homage to their Eucharistic Internationally known as the 290.26. This amount was divided in- church South 3,allas W. A. Wuenstel, together with the King. It was a spectacle which had tunity to speculate on their suffering, to $2,771,000 spent for Conference written and signed bv august hands > avenue, last | boys, will welcome all visitors. In n6t been witnessed before in St. "Children's Crusader" because of He was especially emphatic in hi» Work and $560,290.26 spent for in the singularjy serious and solemn Sunday night u«hier the direction of i announcing the events of this com- Anne's church and a spectacle which his efforts to relieve the plight of I condemnation of "unjust national- Special Works. It is estimated that circumstances of royal marriage— the pastor, the Rev. John F. En-1 ing Sunday, Father Huber sent the orphans in the Near East, Msgr. nor was this without a sad sequel , is witnessed only in parishes where Barrv-Doyle was the founder and j ism" and distrust among nation«."* the number of Conferences in the ri ht xhe d g ceremonies opened following letter to all friends of the priest and people alike manifest an The events in Russia, MexieOj United States that year totaled for us-and which we were obliged, with reception 0|; the sacraments by Protectory: first 'president of the Catholic Near Triduum Ordered in Cleveland in virtue of our apostolic ministry, the men at the Ho, Xame M abiding faith in the Real Presence I t-ast Welfar e Association. In 1923 Spai n and some States of Control 1^50. The number of Conferences "My Dear Friend—It is with a of Christ in the Eucharist. This j, ^jgited | Church After Desecration «¿raced in the annual report of that to exact by way of stipulation, and whi]e the evening's services were 1 the United States, in- Europe, the Pope declared, *howed great deal of hesitancy that I write matchless demonstration of faith and , ' By Night Thieves j«ar was 1,718. Thus the units of as such were these promises made given over to thte ceremonies of the to you for our coming Donation Day. Cluain Pittpburirh, on a lecture how insidious was the iniquitous pro- the Society increased by one-third, to us by the august persons con- piety was highly gratifying to the> tour *to raise $1,000,000 for the paganda of the "enemies of God,* cerned. induction of the new members. Much rather would I pass this occa- pastor. Father Angel, and to the and expenditures in works of Mercy The Rev. Cyril J. Vogel, assistant sion by this year, but I have no Spiritual Director, Father Haugh, establishment of schools and or- Cleveland, O., March 14.—In rep- actuated by violent hate against te- «em virtually doubled. "As they related to a concession pastor, is spiritual director of the choice in the matter. Our own needs both of whom have emphasized de- phanages in Athens, where some of | ¿ration for the sacrilege committed ligion and the Catholic Church be- The report states that in the and dispensation of utmost gravity society, and he administered the compel me again to ask your assist- the refugee children from Asia j ¡n St Ladislas' church, 2813 E. 92nd and mportance, we could not but ¡ j.j j votion to the Eucharist as a cardinal cause they gee in it the pillar of United States the Society ha»: 15 , . .-. . , . 7 . . ,, , ... t Hol0 yv Name ple&ge at the evening ance, .The contributions'received by factor for good in the daily lives of Minor could be cared for. . , „treet, when vandals broke into the everything against which they in Provinces, one Superior Council, nine have full and absolute trust that the senJjces a serm0n bt I our institution have dwindled alarm- Catholic men and women. Msgr. Barry-Doyle served with | tabernacle, the Most Rev. Joseph Metropolitan Central Councils, eight fighting. promises.made, ^u^^Iîi ! ^ther Enright. The men occupied ingly, and threaten to cease en- The process which has been re- the rank of colonel on every front gchremb.«, D.D., Bishop of Cleve- Diocesan Central Councils and 92 that perfect loyalty that is expected i pews in the fronj of the church and, | tirely. sponsibie for the amazing growth of! which engaged the British forces. | |ered a Triduum of above all of a sovereign. antlf !ias on Lay« III« to War on God % Particular Councils. as usual at sudh ceremonies, held "Our Printing Department has St. Anne's Holy Name Society is ex-1 during the war. He was twice re- p.ayer to be held in the church, at SMM Members, 9,000 Subscribers Recalls Ruler's Pledge lighted candles while they pro- been our chief source of income for tremely simple. Frequent exhorta-1 ported wounded and missing m j 7:30 o'clock Tuesday, Wednesday "it must not be forgotten," he said, "that the present impious and The 2,218 Conferences embraced nounced the pledjje. a long time, but business has been tions from the pulpit and a post card I Mesopotamia, and had read his j an(j Thursday evenings. The Bishop v'is the report have a total of 29,- "The contrary happened, and, as provocative war against God may ' it is a question of an event that has Following the church services, the diminishing gradually until this de- notification every month to the obituary in a ' London paper; but | himself will officiate on Thursday fff active members, 7,277 honorary newly-organized branch repaired to partment is supplying but a fraction members of the society have been when Palestine was captured from evening. well be considered according to the - •Mtnbers and 9,382 subscribers. been discussed far and wide, even Sacred Scriptures res[>onsibie for the beyond the confines of Bulgaria, to the parish school auditorium, where of the amount formerly produced. found to be most effective. This pro-j the Turks in 191" he marched into After prying open the gold taber- The report lists aid rendered in the first business meeting was held. We have been fotced to reduce our ces» will be continued in St. Anne's j Jerusalem with the victorious Gen- nacle door on Monday night of last catastrophies of war and econorakt ^ tha year as follows: the amazement of all and to the distress which cause the world such " scandal of many, we consider it our Father Vogel prrsided, and the fol- staff, to cut our week to five days with the cherished hope that in time eral AHenby. | week, the vandals took two cibor- grievous suffering. "laterial aid—Families assisted lowing officers \iere elected: and to shorten our working hour* to ¡T87; persons in families, 692,- absolute duty in conscience to profit every man in the parish will be in- Because of his war record Pope j iums, a luna and a small ostensor- The Pontiff protested against "th* by the occasion of this solemn as- William J. JtcCann, president; i seven a day. Our financial outlook duced to receive Communion orice a Benedict XV called him "the spirit- ium. One of the ciboriums con- visits to families, 1,475,907; is not cheerful at all. free, unbridled Protestant propagaa* ' to institutions, 65,587; situa- sembly to free ourselves in the sight James Brannagari, vice president; K. month. ual father of the soldiers," and j tair.ed a number of Sacred Hosts, da throughout Italy, especially in procured, 13,054; transporta- of God and man of all responsi- Kenneth Reynold's, treasurer, and | "Due to the reduction in the cost After the Mass, the men marched j conferred upon him the title of j but no trace of these were found, Rome." to homes and relatives in other bility. James McShane, »secretary. of foodstuffs and to lowering of in procession to the school building j Monsignor. Among his decorations j Janitor Discovers Robbery Although he did not mention any 1,901. "Since there has been talk of the Following the flection of officers, prices generally, our expenses nave where a simple but appetizing re-|was the Medal of King Albert, The robbery was discovered by the Protestant denomination, it is known iritual aid—Irregular mar- intervention of politicians and of addresses were nlade by Father En-1 likewise been lowered, yet they are past was served. Mrs. Henry McCol- j wh;ch he received in recognition | janitor of the church who came to his remarks were addressed particu- right, the Rev. Cjornelius Becker of high enough to cause alarm. ligan was in charge of the breakfast j 0f ^is work for the Belgians. ¡the church shortly aft^r 5 o'clock larly to the American MethQWffrfc i«flL validated, 2,660; Baptisms ar- government, as if in an affair of. . , , .. ,, .... an. Tdi to_ he1.. r.. an.. d th«k/e> womeuriiMon whwnon aocs . Msgr. Barry-Doyle was born in I Tuesday morning. He reported to 5,202'; children induced to State, we must in duty add that we SS. Peter and A aul s church, dis- "You have been good to us in the ; Specialty interesting past. We are thoroughly gntefal a American Revolution-1 of the fifth precinct who are work- fore God and men," solemnly deplored to their religious duties, 7,146; science. The divine charge of the McArdle, city councilman; President, helped, find it now utterly impossible direction of Frank Opferman con- patriot. He was a half-brother | ing on the case. the baptism of the infant Bulgar- to provide for themselves and their tributed their time and effort to the | oi gir ^rthUr Conan Doyle. He i Officers of this precinct said yes- ian Princess and heir in a non-Cath- books, articles and papers, apostolic teaching office demands McCann and othrf-s. success of the breakfast. At the con- j j pater's College, I terday they had obtained no clue to tecular reading distributed to that, in the presence of a matter so At 10 o'clock the proceedings needy relatives. For these we pray was e( ucatp( at st olic religion, despite formal, explicit elusion of the meal John B. Sulli- j Wexford ard at gt. John's College, the perpetrator or perpetrators. The written promise to the contrary Ipoor, to the sick in hospitals and serious, we should invite all to take were halted while the assembled merfj the good Lord to send relief; from van, past president of the Holy ordained, several articles had a money value We inmates of prisons, 3,200,933. well to heart, not merely how inop- listened to the .radio address by those who still have some money Waterfotd where he was signed by her parents. He absolved available, we ask an alms that our Name Diocesan Union, addressed the s ivi are two sistera Mrs. I of $300, Father Necid said, Queen Joanna of all blame, holding Collections at weekly meetings, portune such conduct is, but how President Roosevalt. gathering. In a fifteen mm.>te £lk, £ 325 Fay a- He believes the thieves gained en- $197,572.84. Total receipts, $5,593,- seriously prejudicial it is to tran- 72 boys may have bread and a bed. King Boris exclusively responsible. for. Sullivan among other things g. ^ N. j' and Mrs. W trance to the church by using a 929.66. Total expenditures, $5 ,553.- "Need 1 say that we will remem- : He knew, be said, from irrefutaMa quillity and the formation of con- nipimn rAMR phy of MacDonald, soprano; Joan across from the church, not later Bishop of the Pittsburgh Diocese ! of St. Francis college of this place. Bates of Altoona. mezzo-soprano, j than 8:20. The breakfast which fol- as exceptional, because the Pop« eration with civic organizations, consent, either express or tacit, and Forney acted as cjhaplains to Msgr. also, Most Rev. Hugh C. Boyle, the adopted the unusual course of an- hoarding homes for working boys, that when she became aware of what Attornej Malloy will conduct classes and Nell Bechtold of Greens«burg. I lowed the annual Communion Sun- Martin Ryan. Otiier priests in at- members of the Catholic Daughters in fundamental" law only, until such | alto. The three soloists are well has been dispensed with this nouncing that, in addition to the slit homes for aged men, free employ- was intended she had neither the tendance were Re v. H. J. Gilbert, of America of all Courts in the Dio- day new Cardinals whose names US ment bureaus, etc. strength nor the means to express p j tendent ' time as the plans for a major law I known to those who follow the music year, but it is hoped that every SU er n cese of Pittsburgh will attend the I course can be definitely formulated | events of the college, all having had member of the Court will attend known, he had created other two The Councils spent on these special her opposition. Rev. W. J. McCasUin, Rev. V. J. Rie- 9 o'clock Mass in St. Paul's Cathe- Cardinals "reserved in petto," Tb« worts $691,780.93. I by the Board of Governors of the j prominent solo parts in the Score Mass and receive Communion. "To say and make believe, as has land, Rev. Thomas Gearing and Rev. dral and receive Communion on Sun- I college The attorney's first call for j and Script production of Iola last | The business meeting of the Court latter will date im seniority in thi been done, that such a course was C. F. Carroll. day, April 23. A breakfast will fol- spnng. | will be held on Tuesday evening, Sacred College from today, but wffl taken by reason of superior motives I law candidates was answered by 60 not take up their duties or enjoy tha Solemn benediction was given by low in the Hotel Schenley. students. Two visiting artists are listed, Mai-ch 21, in the Knights of Colum- ST. VINCENT ORCHESTRA of public weal brings sorrowfully to Very Rev. J. J. Clvllahan, president Miss Nora B. King, who is serv- Helen Shaffer, violinist, and her ac- bus hall. Some very important mat- privileges of the Cardinalate txcaoae mind the divine words so often for- of Duquesne University, assisted by ing as general chairman, has ap- j Although this introduction of a their names must remain secrefc gotten and ignored today and yet so I law course at St. Francis has the companist, Julia Golomb, both of I ters will be taken up that evening. known only to the Pope, until he pub» < M OPENING CONCERT Rev. Charles KarM' as deacon, and pointed Miss Rose Murphy Grand 1 appearance of a local affair, it is in | Pittsburgh. I The spring initiation will be held licly decides to proclaim them C«J*- . worthy of serious meditation, par- Rev. Matthew Cogi lan as subdeacon. Regent of Court Pittsburgh, and The cantata is under the direction on Sunday, May 7, in the Elks tem- Thi« evening, Thursday, March 16, ticularly on the part of statesmen: an impressive sernton on the gifts of Mrs. Estelle Cronit) Regent of i reality the writing of another great dinals at some subsequent consistory. '' 'Justice exalteth a nation, but sin I instance of achievement in the his ' of Max Shapiro, professor of instru-j p!e, [Cedar avenue. North Side. Ap- H» orchestra pf St. Vincent College the Holy Ghost ;*'as preached by Court Duquesne 659, in cnarge of tory of Catholic1. highe_ r education | mentation and orchestration, who ar- j plications may be secured from Miss The announcement of the creation »ill render its first concert of the maketh nations miserable.'" Rev. Paul E. Campbell, superinten- arrangements at the Cathedral. The of two Cardinals "renerved in petta" j here in Pennsylvania; for the very ranged the orchestral scores for it. | Elizabeth O'Neil, Grand Regent of has given rise to much speculation MMon'in the college auditorium at Combats Prosclytism dent of schools. arrangements for the breakfast are | Rev. Raphael Breheny, T.O.R., The Program the Court. jktnbe. The concert, under the di- Sponsors for the. boys included Dr. in charge of Mrs. Anna Foley, Re- y may ue. One almost In his reference to the proselytism LL.D., president of St. Francis Col- 1 a Forest Life Shumann Plans are progressing for _ , Mgr. Federica Tede«- i»ction of Father Raymond, O.S.B., fi. J. McCague and Messrs. Edward gent of Court Consuella, Mrs. Eli- lego, was notified by the Pennsyl- ' b; May Day Deems Taylor! week-end trip July 1 to 3 to Chica-1certainly is $»¡11 be of an entirely instructive na- in Rome, the Holy Father said: Lee Bladel, James J. Boyle, Tim F. zabeth Neuner, Regent of Court wiH be | chini, Apostolic Nuncio to Spaia, | "Enemies and persecutors, the vania State Board of Law Examin- Choral Club go when an opportunitand their'friendy s to whose brilliant diplomatic career ; i' tore. By this is meant that the va- Dunn, H. A. Earl, J. Rogers Flan- South Hills, and Mrs. Emma Kerr, ers that from hence, this board will 2 Concerto in G Minor... .Brafch i given members rious compositions on the program Church of Christ has had in every | 'paul McGan.,, H. T. Murphy, Regent of Court Lambing. and other' renders him an obvious Candida^*, ' I officially recognize the course of a. Chanon et Pavone ¡visit the World's Fair >»ill be illustrative of the various age. All Laurence O'Toole and A. J. Voye. "Reservations and tickets for the 3. but whose continued presence to ' She alone stands, more than ever1 j studies "pursued at St. Francis. Couperine-Kreisler points of interest. A rate of 112.50 I ttyles of musical interpretation and L hlh The Misses Ca the line Coward, Lu- breakfast are in charge of Miss b Minstrels Debussy! has b^en set for this trip, which will Madrid is deemed necessary in tha • f, orchestration. trustful of her future, cille Eberley, Anw Conboy, Anna Elizabeth O'Neil, Regent of Court 1 present dslicate phe-e cf the Holy her trials and sorrowin aaSUliic at I „ . . —. n. » - jota • De Falla include train fare, ineals, admission j| Vtther Raymond has spent several j Allegheny, telephone Fairfax 2141. RETREAT ANNOUNCED Helen Shaffer | to the fair, bus trips and all other Sea's relations with Cr.cin. months whipping his 56 musicians times proportions and forms s„o„ T>*r-par-1 Sarsfield, Dionysius Stenger and Miss O'Neil i3 assisted by Miss Ce- Greater uncertainty exist« MM* ] ticularly distressing. Ann Swan acted as. sponsors for the Julia Golomb at the piano j incidentals connected with thiosf outthe- cerning the second of the Cardinal» fato shape and has expended much celia McHugh, Regent of Court Isa- BY CATHOLIC FORUM 4. Gypsy Suite Denza I ing. Miss O'Neil, regent •nergy in working his scores that | "We refer first of all to the Prot- girls. bella, and Miss Marie E. Fennell, Court, and .'I:?s Caroline Claney "reserved in petto." It is believ«4 > estant proselytism — at one time Mother M. Iretiaeus and many- Choral Club he must be sought among the foltow- 4 the thematic and technical details in j Regent of Court East Liberty. Re- retreat for the mem- String Ensemble I vice regent, are in charge. the «elections he will play will be other visiting Sisters of Mercy were gents are asked to secure as many A one-day ing: Mgr. Piizardo, Under-SecreUrf 1 (Continued on Page 2, Column 7) present for the cere monies. reservations as possible and to re- bers of the Catholic Forum and j of State; Mgr. Constantini, formerly J :«ie«rly and definitely brought out in I will be conducted in Apostolic Delegate to China; Mg«v'| elucidation of the styles and musical ceive tickets for same at the Home- their friends Finding meeting to be held on Sun- the Nurses' Home of St. Francis Caccia-Domlnioni, Papal MasterjKg 3hdmkalities which they represent. Hospital next Tuesday, March 21, by "Immoral Moralists" Denouncedthe Chamber, and Mgr. MaglloMfeo | ¡This concert is given, too, as a lab- day afternoon. March 2fi, in St. Marv Papal Nuncio in Paris. ffmtvry course to the members of Record Number Fed in One Weekof Mercy church, "^rd avenue and the Rev. James M. Delaney, spiritual j|$lther Raymond's class in orches- Ferry street. director of the Diocesan Union Holy The New Cvinli ; Name Society. By Fr. Pauley at Sacred Heart tzation in the department of music. j The new Cardinals whese __ __ . | The playing of the four sections By Carnegie Priest's Free Lunch The Blessed Sacrament will be ex- posed in the chapel throughout the were announced yesterday are XMi ftf the Mississippi Suite by Grofe TWO K. C. COUNCILS Rev A. J. Pauley, secretary to I "Other immoral moralists would Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, nH Mffi iwffl be »(feature of tonight's pro- President, our country has been very day's exercises, which will start at the third of his believe that the law cre- The largest number of meals— 10 o'clock in tnthe mornirg andu end j Bishop Boyle, in thtne thirmirdo ofi nis,n.» j ^ - moraUty ghoulgg d, d a person Apostolic Delegate to the U«te«| itran. 3,002—ever served' in one week's fortunate in getting a man who is 6 aftCr States; Archbishop Jean Mamliajjg| courageous and not afraid to fight, TO HOLD RETREAT at 5 in the afternoonE . fiends'witMembers ohf ¡^ure| s on the "A. B. C. of Right % Musblush whewhen het is married time at the Free Lunch being con- the Forum rigue Villeneuve of Quebec; Macr;. ' ducted by the Rev. Father Ercole even though the figlit will be a hard The annual week-end retreat at St. ttend the conferences^and j Living," in Sacred Heart church, ^another man's wife, 'i n the eyes Angela Maria Dolci, until now Ag| y PSS HAWKS LICENSED one. them to a if really a Dominicis, pastor, at Holy Souls Paul's Retreat House, sponsored by I other exercicises s of the retreat. Shady avenue, and Walnut street, of the law . And is 1 ostolie Nuncio to Rumania; ABMpf® church, Carnegie, was served during In consideration df the fine work Archbishop Canevin Council and said in part: I crime for a Russian mother to bishop Theodorf Innitzer of Vi«ma»f AS EVIDENCE SPEAKER the past week, according to figures which Father Domin icis is doing in Chartiers Council, Knights of Colum- "When a ship breaks from its | teach her child an act of love? Archbishop Elia Delia Costa of Fk*>», made public by Father Dominicis. feeding the needy people of the Car- bus, will be held March 24 to 26, and FIRST RETREAT HELD moorinrs it is likely to drift out. "Ther--—~e —is n—o suc- h thing- as. » ence and Archbishop Ma»r»Ho «•tg WaAingtn, March 13.—Miss Mary negie vicinity, and «iue to the fact a cordial invitation is extended by hrto the open sea and to become shifting standard of morality. Acts sati of Turin. The Free Lunch has been open since that a large numbeir of people at- |em. Hawk«, president of the Na- February 7, 1932. the Knights to any man interested to BY CATHOLIC ALUMNI the sport of unmerciful winds and are in themselves possessors of a The Pope did not make the MBgfgs #Wal Council of Catholic Women, tending his church' «orne from both attend with their group. The retreat ¡waves. There is a fixed standard moral goodness and an immoral ¡nations of new Bishop« and Awgfe Iff We of four nw mbers of the This tremendous increase was due, east and west on atreet cars, the opens at 6 o'clock Friday evening and The first ret»at~held under under j of morality fixed in the mind of rottennes^ In«kcency bishops as Thforiginally scheduled ft*»: gjSHWlfe Evidence Guild of Wash- Father Dominicis believes, to the Pittsburgh Railways Company has closes Sunday evening, but any man yesterday. ? SSI fatton to be licensed as speakers banking holiday which deprived so favored him by mafring provisions unable to spend the full time at St. til a secret consistory Thursday, MP*; ^PfiClC*' many people of ready cash. The for a car stop on the corner of Mary Paul's can easily arrange the S^MSbWffi?? decent in 3932, though Margaret lowing a public consistory on Jpgf . R*B licensee* received additional avenue and Main street, beginning schedule to suit his work. Reserva- Sanger and her type succeed in same day. New Bishops for biggest, increase in meals served was on Sundav, March 1}'. over the past week-end at St. Paul's and evil intrinsically evil. Morality BMW»» from the board of exam- noted on March 9, 10 and 11. tions are being taken by John L. Retreat House, South Side. Despite is independent of custom and of writing their moral immorality on Wash, and Syracuse, N. Y-. we»R< fUft* appointed by Most Rev. In his discourse last Sunday, Father Dominicis in making a spe- Skarry, 3124 Landis street, Corliss, the situation brought about by the law. the statute books of the United pected to be among abomt J. Curiey, Archbishop of Father Dominicis expressed his cial appeal for fundi;, wants to re- and Charles Brozier, Finley street, States. The Catholic Church holds named. ... mind the good people who have been Carnegie. bank holiday prevailing at that "Immoral moralists of our daj , mm- hopes and belief that soon the Car- time. 30 members of the club at- would have us believe that morality to her spiritual moorings. The It w*a announced tte a«« is announced that a new negie community would no longer be with Mm in this w*>rk of feeding Chartiers Council is making elab- gates of hell will not prevail cellar of the church wlU be C« the needy people t hat the Free orate plans for the conferring of the tended the retreat. like a chameleon takes on the color Boggiani, succeeding Cardinal or open-air meeting has in need of the services of the Free against her." ' i Lunch is still operating at full force, first degree cn a large class of can- The Rev. Father Ernest, C.P., of of the times. Custom, they say, The subject of Father Pauley s wirta, who d ed in F«cru«ry. inaugurated by the local guild. Lunch, as he believes that the coun- and that he is very, badly in need didates on Monday evening. March Dunkirk N Y., preaehed the re- determines the morality or im- The Pope M>pro*»d the « , ^pitches" now conducted try will now, with the new leader- fourth discussion will be "Morality of help, so if he is tío continue this 27, at their council house, Crafton. treat, which was under the direction morality of the act. Then the citi- Gone Blind," U> be delivered to tion of the Blessed Andre jfti «lid are held in different ship of President Roosevelt,- emerge work until such time that shall war- of the Rev. Father Lucian, C.P., di- zena of Sodom and Gomorrha were founder at the oxgfarof if Washington, but on the Programs appropriate to the Lenten Sacred Heart church, Wednesday quickly from this depression which rant its discontinuance, he needs season are being given at the council rector of retreats at St. Paul's. The patterns of sanctity. God swept I evening, March 22, at 7:45. ten of the Cf^v tefflgmfay afternoons at the has been hanging upon the country. your financial help, i meetings. club is already making plans for an- them off t»» earth to a storm of It is his firm belief thai in the new other retreat. j fi1* an(i brimstone. TICMMt Xatabliahed 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC FImm. tonti Mtt Ê tWO Be Thrift I Scientific Eye Exawtaatiea i OBITUARIES MKH PROTEST AGJIINST i II i m PASSING REMARKS Leo F. O'Ji'eill BT THE BDITOR Leo Francis O'Neill, for many optoaus: years connected with the Chatfield- _ , _ , IE Woods Paper Company here, died PENN AVENUE at tEVENTH ST. (Pitt Theatre,» a large majority, but met defeat in Gassidy, Pittsburgh—The President would be heard over both N. E. A. Misses Point Entirely Dubuque Catholic Women Send list Saturday everting at 5:50 regulations printed in Our the great broadcasting systems, con- the Senate on Tuesday by a vote of sequently all the local stations 26 to%). What is particularly gall- In Taxpayers' War On Letters of Protest To | o'clock after an illneiss of approxi- r Visitor and other diocesan mately two months, during which do not apply to the Diocese carried his voice. It is quite probable ing to those opposed to the Blue School Nonsense Film Producers •burgh. The Most Rev. Bishop that this will be true every time the Laws is the fact that several sena- he underwent seveoal operations. AMERICA'S PASSIOM Pittsburgh issues the Lenten reg- President decides to use the radio, tors, who had heretofore been listed He had long been a member of St. particularly during the present as ardent defenders of the citizens' Mary's of the Mount church and "* as for this diocese, and those (From the Baltimore Sun) Dubuque, Iowa, March 13.— PnrtNut»—«—• l itions which were recently emergency. rights to express themselves on Twenty-five thousand Catholic of the Holy Name Society there. more liberal Sunday legislation, de- An Associated Press dispatch The funeral was held from the id in The Pittsburgh Catholic women are represented in the pro- Bnrr ¿tree and correct, authorized by It is well for the voters of Alle- serted the cause at the last minute from Minneapolis begins: family residence, 131 Cohaaset ••Mar |||!ftj:BUfeop himself. gheny county to remember how their and went over to the forces of puri- A commission which declared test sent to leading motion picture street. Duquesne Heights, on AftMMM representatives voted in Congress tanism. Conspicuous among this the profession had been "meek producers by the Dubuque Arch- Wednesday morning at S:80 o'clock, TmtoT In ease some of yon have missed last week on President Roosevelt's number were Senator Herman J. long enough" urged American diocesan Council of the National followed by Solemn Requiem Mass mm* ghe announcement, we call to your at- emergency economy measure. Mr. Brandt of Pittsburgh and Senator educators today to go on the Roosevelt, you may recall, tumbled Council of Catholic Women against »t 9 o'clock in St. Mary's of the Tk antea» tntion the fact that the annual Do- John J. McClure, Republican organ- warpath against those who immoral and obscene films. ThejM°unt church. Busial took place •rea lasa, mm Visiting Day of St the political skies down upon the ization leader in the Senate. All heads of the heretofore-impregnable "would make children the vic- letter is signed by 15 deanery i «* Calvary cemetery. utt r«T- JtiMph's Protectory will be observed eight of the Philadelphia senators tims of the depression." A fight- Mr faraiaac* •t the Protectory on this Sunday, the Republican machine in Allegheny voted for the repealer, as did five of presidents and has been forwarded - O'Neill was born m St. Louis county by winning out here ana car- ing campaign for public support individually to nine producers. | came to Pittsburgh with his Taea4a>. feast of St. Joseph. The 75 boys who the six Allegheny county members. in ferreting out the attackers, April Utk HMtJf at the Protectory have been rying with him four out of five na- The rural solons, of course, voted Declaring that local exhibitors! parents when he wr.is a child. He tional Representatives from this directed by a commission already are not to blame, since thev are ! resided here siiice. He is sur- A IftkM Hi» "short rations" for some time, and almost solidlv against the Schwartz set up, was advocated in a re- UHM "jprnrntlr beseech their friends to county. The new Democratic repre- bill. forced to take the output of the vived by his widow, Mrs. Mary ftllNfii to the rescue this Sunday. In sentatives elected in the landside port presented to the Department producers according to their con- Mooney O'Neill, and three sons, liaiaimii with all other diocesan in- were Ellenbogen, Thirty-third dis- We wonder what excuse Senator of Superintendence, National Edu- tracts, the protest places the whole j Joseph, Leo, a stadent at Notre <«1 •titations, the Protectory has suf- trict; Dunn, Thirty-fourth district; Brandt will give for his vote. He cation Association. responsibility for immoral cinemas j Dame University, and John O'Neill. 'VERONICA'S VEIL* fered heavy losses during the depres- Brooks, Thirtieth district. Kelly, represents an urban section of the Well, this is not the first time at the door of the producers. The „. , , _ „ , Thirty-first district, ran as a Demo- state where the people do not con- | racketeers have employed children AT ST. MICHAEL'S AUDITORIUM sion, and its main source of income Catholic women declare that should I Edward J. Gallagher£ , a mail car- printing department — has cat, Republican, Prohibitionist, In- sider it high treason to engage in j as shields against cnthe shots of their protest go unheeded and ob- EIGHTEEN« STREET EXTENSION AND PIUS ST, J ifnfBea away off in its production.! dependent and Non-Partisian, having legitimat- v e sportP0^s3 on sundSundaj»y *aftern,eT--1 their pursuers, but the process j jectionable films continue to be pro-1 f'er » the Haze lei ood district for Take Carrlek Can TT/«4 *• "a» street from an Pun, mwm 0»jf w« •« J»*»»».»».»—. won the nominations of all those 1 8 aIld nppBntincg orders, large or small, will noons between the hours of 2 and 6, „rowg no pl^asanter as it is re- duced, thev will make their o^po-! ^ P» * ^ who was Tlckata far An r«»te«iaacaa Ara Meaty. OrSar (MM la i parties. The only Republican can- as provided by the Schwartz bill. As neated sition felt "at the box office." ' *!s® well known a* a musician, pbjpaaanati y appreciated by the boys. didate elected was Muldowney of a furth 1 1 | *v-1 Price*—50c, 75c and $1.00 • Many of the former patrons of the the Thirty-second district. bill prov For Reservation Phone Hemlock 07M or Hemlock H vpntectory have been unable to give communi St Michael's Rectory. »1 PI«» St.. 8outh Side. Pitt«» any help at all for the past year or But where were the men who had SKXD PAR PASSION PLAT RKWI go, throwing an extra burden' on been swept into office by the popu- the matter those still able to give. To these the larity of Mr. Roosevelt? Mr. Brooks and holy who did not wish to have the ^^ these' feuows are pour- deem it our duty to our families, | in St. Pnilomena's church. --Jfcys are making an especial appeal was the only Democrat of all those the "Sabbath desecrated in their j down the sewer was raised b„y . . tVu> ftf He leaves his widow, Mrs. Marie St this time, and it is to be hoped elected who voted to sustain the communities coulrt A««d! J vot««Ae^ A 4 L 1 t 1M.W A 1 O ... I a daughter, down. However those who live in j ^t "bv""this' generation," but I the mjuest "for"cleaner, 'better pic-1 Miss M^garet J. Gallagher; two that the youngsters will not be dis- President in the crucial test of last on DENOUNCES ACTORS' S|gjif" appointed this time. Whether you week. Mr. Muldowney, a Republican, the cities of the state have even £ the chil% the mxt generation will ing of vulgarity, crammed with i ? ' T , ^t"' " lji|| factory this Sunday and see for Representatives from Allegheny SP lan and Mrs IBl yourself just how these boys are county did not do. Mr. Ellenbogen, ?> , , . , J be saddled with an unbearable load lewd dialogue, disguised under the "'if P° - (Continued from Page 1) London, March 10.- 111 «axed for. The Rev. Father F. J. it should be mentioned, has not as yet One.wonders what the peoplet of L term of 'wisecracking.' We find McHugh. years of the Ut0» f debt cautious and cunning, at another E®, Huber is superintendent, assisted by taken his seat in the new Congress, Ene, Scranton, Reading and Wilkes- Nor is that alL xhe fancier immorality exalted; gross spectacle Sister M. Da mac i a Maiden-Lane of the Hflthe Rev. Father W. A. Wuenstel. and can not do so until June 17,19513, Sister Mary Daniacia, aged 48, of time unabashed and provocative— iBarren *th rie , SenateVAforn Aexamplef A. II nn mosWNst^, thintr oAkfT thosTo PfI Ather A ecitie AITvotI esA i meI^ mber^s^ of witthhe nonsensgang are e whicstuffinh isg J Divorc!presente e dis iupheln thed foras man oideaf realisml con-. as the "Actors' fi '} They and the «rider boys will act as at which time he will become a "full- they have enjoyed Sunday sports the Motherhouse of the Sisters of that is freely and impudently pur- sabers for the visitors on Sunday, fledged" citizen of the United States. I not only worthless, but actively dition; faithfulness between hus- the Holy Family of Nazareth, died sued in all Italy, the proper terri- cated to Corpus Cht i|if t end will explain all phases of the L?w f™userr*nts for years, icioi|S) as far as the children band and wife is looked upon a* tory of our primatial dignity, and : Mr. Dunn, who achieved his vic- notwithstanding the 1,94 Blue Laws, ^ concerned, because it consumes something unusual, in the Ohio Valley hospital, Mc- Kearney has just died ffe' | ' work to their friends. tory almost wholly because he was Kees Rocks, Saturday morning, in Rome itself, our city and Epis- The church It in and they have announced their in- Ume that should be devoted to real "Films deal with the lives of copal See. Here, too, the words of The Blessed Sacrament, also, will on the ticket headed by Mr. Roose- tent,on of going ahead this year as I j March 4, at 10:45. after a lingering theaterland and hat velt, showed his appreciation at the h k moro her h f d men illness. The body lay in state in the Divine Founder of the church, it?, be exposed all day in the Protectory ever despite the rural senators. But j •They shall not prevail,' hold true ured in more im I Chapel, owing to the fact that the very first opportunity by voting Philadelphia and Pittsburgh will It is theChiagainst the educators, not and women. The gangster and one of the reception rooms until church in London, ft" I^Snnnl Forty Hours Devotion will against an emergency measure ar- and will hold true here more than still have To ^tXXf^^rf 'S ^Indeed* Z^lk™ ^T* T ^^ when it anywhere else until the end of time. many thousands of Itt in progress at the time. In ad- dently desired and needed by Mr. fanatical mi where it itors to this city "But here eertainly, Venerable it | dition, a solemn Novena in honor of Roosevelt. As for Mr. Kelly, he «y- far from°beingdirecteda^an' ^ ^ral^mfo? j! t^e. ^ ^ i ^ ^f" ^ ^ funeralIUiui, . A proximity to the I I St. Joseph is now being held there, can't be pinned down. When he — ThA rthwtinn is not to the "R'i nff«, tllie nrnt»«* in all ^' . . .i* Brethren, the offense to God is par- V A beloved "nature faker,", known | pgues. The objection is not to the j "We offer this protest m an . r^^ High Mass was celebrated Father Kearney's < | I to end on Sunday, the feast of the votes against a Republican bill he to newspaper readers the ™rld eacJ?er !°°d • - a P70! Monday morning at 9 o'clock by the ticularly grave and the harm to re- Rev. W. Cotter, Bh I I Protect«-y^s Patron. can say he's voting as a Democrat; the a bhc 0 ligion and souls particularly serious. when he votes against a Democratic over, died jSonday of this week. He | * . ^^rili!^ P . ,_ ?^ I Rev. ckmir J. litojicki. chaplain of We, and with us all our venerable mouth, officiated at The priests of the diocese are set- bill, he's voting as a Republics!, was brethren of the Episcopate, all the Mass. m ling another splendid example to the and when he votes for Prohibi- the clergy, all the faithful and especial- laity with their newiy-inaugurated tion—as he did recently despite the zen about ly the supporters of Catholic action, *Day of Recollection." As noted in fact that he's from Braddock, which important personage. But canno t countenance longer the type! "the* 9-v. F. A. Retka, all are strictly and seriously obliged GENUIN I mar last week's issue, a group of is just a shade less wet than the At- only convulsed a nation for nearly 40 subdoacon; years, but made that ancient fabri- precisely this type that controls, oL*}?*!™: } us_!?_.th* Past:_*n'? I «¡¡rector and chaplain of the Holy to make reparation for this offense, priests, OR short notice, decided to lantic ocean—he can point to the to a large extent, the activities of should they continue, we must to curb and remedy this harm, to for prayer, meditation and fact that he was not voting as either cator, Baron Munchausen, look like a Family Orphancg», master of cere- watch, pray and labor to forestall if very reliable narrator, indeed. In the National Education Associa- make our protest felt at the. box monies. Other pri«>sts present in the tsecdlection in the presence of the a Republican or a Democrat, but as tion; so it is only natural that the office. evil where possible and to defend "Artist-M, Blessed Sacrament, exposed through- a Prohibitionist. We wonder what addition to that, the weird tales put sanctuary were th«; Rev. Joseph Son- the most precious treasure at Rome 1 out the day by special permission sort of a measure can be introduced the town of Winsted on the map, and i N. E. A. should seek to give the nefeld. pastor of Immaculate Heart and Italy and the most sacred her- of the Most Rev. Bishop. The "Day in the House in order to give Mr it is now one of the best-known of impression that the movement to of Mary; the Rev. A. Szymkiewiect, itage of our fathers, the Catholic I of Recollection" may be' described Kelly an opportunity to vote as an the Connecticut summer resorts. He kick out the racketeers is sacrilege JAMES F. MALONE TO pastor of the A cension church, faith and the Catholic life. PLATI M a sort of one-day retreat, of an Independent and Non-P artisan was "Winsted correspondent" for and blasphemy. North Side; the Rev. ITieodore J. l•Ii r "The proselytism we speak of ¡K intensely spiritual and devotional "statesman." New York, Boston, Philadelphia, ADDRESS DIV. NO. 8 Schultz, pastor pf St. Hyacinth's nature. The priests present maintain Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, San I church; the Rev. Jl. Dzikowski, pas- threatens and already develops other On one side of the fence you have evils and prejudice.«, and other in- the strictest silence, although they Francisco and other papers, and At the regular monthly meeting j tor of St. Adalbeit's, Dillonvale, O.; «n addressed at conference con- Matt Dunn and Clyde Kelly. On the made an excellent living through this terests, public and private, respon- other, you have Franklin Delano of Division No. 8 to be held in the • the Rev. Francis Sziemierski, sibility for which rests In our hands tacted by a priest designated for that medium alone. The Stone nature | A. 0. H. Hall, Sunday, March 19, C.S.Sp., of the Holy Family Insti- HUyun by the Most Rev. Bishop. Roosevelt. Take your choice. administration in Winsted pro- only insofar as nothing is excluded James F. Mslone, former president tute of Emsworti. There were 150 from that responsibility of the uni- Attendance at the "Day of Recol- This brings to mind that Edwin C. duced, among a host of others, the of city council, will be the guest i Sisters present, lection" is entirely voluntary on the following phenomena: versal fatherhood that God has con- Hill, radio news commentator, re- 11 speaker. Current topics of interest Sister M. Daniacia, who before ferred upon us." part of the priests. The first day cently related an interesting incident The tree on which baked ap- to the organization will be used by j entering religious life was Apolonia Was brought about on short notice by about the new President Mr. Hill ples grew. Mr. Malone during his discourse. j Kowalska. was ta>rn in Sheboygan, n OS rural priests who called others on didn't say who the parties were, but The farmer who picked his Unemployed in Worse Condition As an added feature to the regu- Mich., June 22, 18S4. From there K -the telephone and asked their opinion that information has since been ob- hens for market with a vacuum lar meeting, a radio will be installed she moved to Sortth Bend, Ind. A SUMMER COURSES AT if •bout the feasibility of such a plan. tained. cleaner. Than Were Southern Slaves, in order to accommodate the mem- short time later she entered the When so many of the pastors voiced As related by Mr. Hill, a group of The rooster which stopped a Declares Fr. Ross bers in hearing the talk delivered by community of the Sisters of Naza- CATHOUCUNIVERSITY their heartiest approval, the matter political and church leaders called train. the Rev. Father Charles Coughlin reth in Chicasro, t>ut was transferred |R was taken up with the Bishop who on Mr. Roosevelt two or three weeks The deaf and dumb pig. over the broadcasting system. The j to Pittsburgh, here she received " ' • very happily gave his approval to the before his inaugural and asked him The three-legged bullfrog. There are millions more white Washington, D. C., March 13.— weekly address of Father Coughlin I her final vows in 1920. Over 270 courses are listed in the undertaking. if, it were true that he intended ap- The hen which laid a red, white men in a worse condition than were , j heard at 4 o'clock. The members — It is planned to continue the "Day pointing two Catholics to his cabinet and bice egg on July 4. s announcement of the summer ses- of Recollection" at least once a —the late Senator Walsh and James The cow which grazed in a the slaves of the South, said the 1 of Division No. 8 have been on the j Mrs. Charles A. Gagen sion of the Catholic University of month, in St. Paul's Monastery A. Farley. Mr. Roosevelt replied that horse-radish patch and gave Rev. J. Elliot Ross in Sacred Heart i listening-in end of Father Cough- Mrs. Johanna t. Ansberry Gagen America, Washington, D. C. Twenty- Chapel and Retreat House. . Those it certainly was true, and what of burning milk. church, Sunday evening, March 12,1 lin's address every Sunday after- wife of Charles A. Gagen, died at nine subjects, ranging from art to speaking on "Machine-Made Slaves." afternoon. I the family resicfoice, 431 Kathleen Who attended oi. the first day have it? A rhymed tribute to his powers, | .,!p i ," said Father Through the foresight of members street, Mt. Washington, at 4 o'clock Spanish, will be taught at the uni- rag spread word about it to their fellow he Southern s ave versity between June 26 and August •ri "If you do that, Mr. Roosevelt," written a few years ago, read, in; jj0SSi «j,a(j enough to eat and usual- of the division, the radio was or-1 Tuesday morning. The funeral was mesi priests, and it is expected that the the spokesmen for the group warned art: 3, 1933. The session win be under lo «at. tsBl M_ _ P hy better shelter than a city slum, dered installed, since members could j held from the residence this (Thurs- the direction ot Dr. Roy Joseph ee lijrht hi welgM sail ' next day's ceremonies will be at- him, "you will alienate the support X've oftOT Wished to see the town j knew the mental not hear the address of Father day) morning n.-ith Solemn High r*a hat«; tan «se i tended by a much larger number of of a large mass of citizens, and your and he never Defarrari, dean of the graduate them. l&eesan priests. So many things'hive brought renown anxiety of the unemployed shivering j Coughlin and be in attendance in Mass of Requiem at 6:15 o'clock in school of arts and science. renomination and election will be an To u'insted. in bread lines. | the hall at the same time. The in- St. Justin's church. Following the The priests who helped launch impossibility." Csm« In amd 5m i The papers tell, each day or two. j,, not fcnow how many men j stallation of the radio will eliminate Mass, the body was taken at 8:10 •this movement include some of the Mr. Roosevelt's eyes flashed in 9 d a UreS d busiest pastors and assistant pas- anger, as he replied: An^tir-^'m^ to be aXe w ° are unemployed but it is grotesque ! any inconvenience to the members : a. m. to Defiance, O., where burial DOCH tors of the diocese, but with all the "What, in the name of Almighty In Winsted. to say there is no work for these j in hearing the address. They can re- > will be made on Satu. day morning. cares and worries of their parish God, has my renomination and idle hands, when in reality there is [main in the hall at the deliverance! Besides her husband, Mrs. Gagen Grell Bros« FRIEDI Unties they felt that this appeal for The snakes hunt down the golfer's more work than they could do in 50 [of the address over the broadcasting j is survived by four daughters, Marie, election got to do with my doing ball "Cererei, ^ferine help, and this act of devotion the right thing?" In Winsted-. years," he said. "It is a lazy alibi j system. Helen and Lillian Gagen ar.d Mrs. BAKERY to the Almighty, would go further It looks like a bad four years The fish get out on land and crawl to say there is no work when our | Charles C. Snyrirr. :;.6o«imrd solving the problems facing Through Winsted. industries could be humming in wip- j IDICUM AN HklTC I All CH 11 _ 22S BROWNSVILLE KOAD m FIFTH ahead for the 100 per cent Ameri- The cows eat apples by the sack Mrs. Mary Anne Heid them and those in their charge than cans who have become accustomed And give milk punch and applejack ing out slums, building roads, cloth-11!UdillTIAIl UNIX JAILUJ HEmlock 8407 I Beers Hp Fraa i Would any human plans and meas- While hens learn how to swim and ing the half naked. Every ton of I 10 DIATTCD 16 IVCIH Mrs. Mary Anne Heid, widow of to having the President of the United quack I Justin Heid, diexi at the family resi- Mir • •» li ~ ures they might devise. They feel States dance to their music. This steel Pittsburgh can produce could JW iLU 11 CI\ 13 llLAll that as it is becoming more and President doesn't dance—and not be- In Winsted be used if we were wise enough and dence on Tuesdaj.-, and will be buried Omt'Dmy Surwim Snore evident that what ails the cause of any physical disability, Mr. Stone was fond of authenti- honest enough to devise a better] New Haven, Conn., March 13.— I on Friday mom!ng following High Tmmm i •world today is its desertion of God either. cating his stories by an unexpected social organization." | Patrick A. Henahan, who served 15 Mass of Requiem at 9:30 o'clock in Heniey Pittsburgh Ci. •o it is plain that the remedy is a twist of speech. Apples grown on St. AujustineV. church, Thirty- mmBT HEARSES ,, After considering the causes and years of a life sentence for attempt- severrth street. Mrs. Heid is sur- ISnCLMCM »«turn to Him, the recognition of stone trees came, it was revealed, remedles for th reEent His dominion over all things, and The Peoples Natural Gas Com- from an orchard owned bv Stone The ? ? ing to dynamite the Tower of Lon- vived by three .sons, Dr. George J. Nu I War JEWRLGI pany has justly received widespread irom an orcnara owned oy btone. L tie , situation Father Ross ended on a Uon and the Houses of Parliament the paying to Him of proper hom- nature student's humorous stones, n...0 . o1f „„timU118 m1 j? , "je nouses ot rarnament, Heid, Dr. F. Edward Heid and At- tiss faaa Ave« WllktMfcarc, »*»• R. J. HI age. And by setting this example praise and commendation this week thono-h nnt nn a n»r with >,ic wiM ? oP"" " - . died last night at his home here. He torney Lee Ptful Heid, and two Girt* Mt AN following the announcement that it though not on a par with his wild ..j d t wish t minimise the was 83 vears old PSnhurat 3101 they hope to lead their people into >eErS ld daughters Mis» Madeline Heid and eeia cmm A«e> that practice of their faith and that had reduced the price of gas to do- I suffering of millions today, but I do Mr. ^Henaha °n 'wa s born in West- Mrs. Loretta Harman. attendance at public devotions that mestic users, mainly, by 25 per cent. a railroad worker who refused to think that a little courage will find port, County Mayo, Ireland, and I •ro so badly needed today. The reduction amounts to 25 per take a job in a roundhouse because a way out of our present plight. We come to this city to live as a youth. L. . n. , cent on all gas consumed over 15,000 there was no corner in which he should not rest content with the de- He was closel/identified wit}, the KARL ADAM COMPLETES C0NSULT OUR TRAVEL DEPAR1 By the way, haven't some of the cubic feet per month. While this could spit. There was Jimmy Mc- spairing assertion that machines Insh movement and returned to the We Sell Hteamahip Ticket* for Any Trip Tou May WlK •wry radical theories of Father reduction will not affect the great Gann, whose appendix was removed have made men unnecessary. The British Isles to aid it. While there Also Ticket* for Conducted or Independent Te^ ft^jSwtoin been put into effect lately majority of smaller users of gas, when he said to examining physi- immediate adjustment is hard, but h_e was arrested on a dynamiting BOOK ON THE SAYIÖUR Rate« Are Very Lew—Early Reservation Is ¡f fciy President Roosevelt? The is- nevertheless there is a general prin- cians, "Aw, out it out." The most man need not long stand in. pessi-I ¿har^and" h"is~triäi* töo^ _ . , ciple of trade, applicable in this in- mistic helplessness before his own temational aspect Irish organize- Tuebingen, Germany, March 10.— suance of some new currency, for popular of Mr. Stone's comic dis- inventions. Machinery puts at our d for'his release from | PJ0'- Adam, f-.-us Catholic First National Bank at Pittsbui instance, has long been advocated stance, that the larger buyer is patches read as follows: Uong worke Telephone Atlantic 53$0 )qr the Detroit priest Well, the new quoted a better price than the disposal the man power of tej bil- prjson , theologian of this university, hr.s J smaller buyer. Winsted, Conn., Aug. 1.—Ells- lion slaves, and with the morafpow- Aft^r amnesty was given him Mr.! Ju?t finished a new took which will ¿«arrency is now in circulation, and worth Willis, son pf a one-time we believe the banks were extremely But the principal effect of this er to curb our cupidity and stupid- Henahan was acclaimed as a hero bear the title. "Jesus Christus." It toi'H K AHMKHOOU Mio STORK New York policeman who lty ^ can make our generation the j i i the United 's t" be published in Augsburg by FREE DELIVER»! happy to get it. Of course, a month* action on the part of the Peoples was retired on pension and is both in re and and or so ago the issuance of such cur- Natural Gas Company, we believe, real Golden Age. In God's Kingdom, states, was received at large recep- j the firm of Hajis & Grabherr, BERGER'S DRUG STORE CIRCULATING H now a resident of Colebrook, men, not machines, are supreme, and | honored in I The book is * scientific spologeti- REGISTERED MNf Tency was called "inflation," but we will be the very good example it will while acting as a delivery boy tions in many cities> and REYNOLD* a*D HASTINGS «TS. Invent heard of anyone refusing to set to the two other big gas ;om- pious people should work as well as many ways by fellow-countrymen, j cal treatment of the Christian faith Hilan* SOCS IN CHARGE AT H for a grocery store in Cole- and is accept the new money, not even the. panies here, and to the public utili- brook, drove up to the door of pray for the coming of that King- For 25 years he had been superin- i based on the conviction that —— " banks themselves. Is it possible that ties in general. It may result, even- a summer cottage yesterday dom." tendent ot the municipal baths. only Christianity means salvation Father Coughlin has been right all tually, in a downward scaling of the morning just as the odor of j from the trials of our times. Giv- along, and that Wall Street wasnt? prices of gas, electric light and skunk was strong. which, when recovered from the ing serious consideration to the Can it be that more people believe water to all consumers, small as well til» troth of Father Coughlin's as " 'Whew, did you bring thst stomach of a cow, was found to have BACK-TO-LAND GROUP problems of modern society, the 1 FUNERAL DIRECTOR! as large. If this eventuates, the skunk?' queried the woman, lost only two hours, since the breath author chooses as the fundamental aortions than believe in the honesty general public can look to the Peo- sad forthrightnees of some of our whereupon the boy promptly of the animal served as an automatic quest-ion to be answered in his ples Natural Gas Company, in view answered: 'No, did you order winder, and a carload of wheat which ACQUIRES THIRD FARM book: How «an modern society «»«ailed big bankers and business of what happened this week, to lead fell into Mad River and gave the fish Iwders? one?' " London, March 13—Another farm | the Christian the way to lower prices for all con- cereal for breakfast for a month. them sumers of its product. Mr. Stone took no particular pride Mr. Stone's specialties in the ani- has been taken over to serve as a f"™L2?*«? * e Seep after 'era, Father! Being in this narrative, although it mkde a w^ ^-L k j a. • • , , _ —.. ! is carried out with deen fervor JOHN A. FREYV* ft human, you're probably making d were hens and cows 0ne number of front pages.. He treasured *T - training ground for young Catholic 0ne f Pra|fes80r Adam", previ- 1 Maw mistakes in your economic dis- Bishop'James Cannon, Jr., was in Winsted cow gave ice cream for two men who want to go "back-to-the- „„. v, „tJ. c .*rf - > «f^ oourses, bat right now you're "sin- our midst last Sunday and de- above everything else the souvenirs weeks after her release from an ice- land." The new venture, by the °f Cathoh- ning" in some mighty good company livered three sermons, or, rather, of his contacts with big town news- house. Another, badly shaken by an Midlands Catholic Land Association, fc Funeral ~4*iesident Roosevelt, for example— papers. One of these was the fol- is the third of its kind. There are f attained « political speeches. The last one was lowing telegram, an acknowledge- explosion, gave standard quality but- worW wide and probably the only person in the reserved for the Emory M. E. ter at the next milking. already similar farms in Scotland tion o-f thi s circulationbook is expecte. A ned win edthie PITTSBURGH, PA. Ifpoantry who commands a larger ment of a box of apples sent by Mr. and in Buckinghamshire, near Lon- church, one of the largest of its kind Stone to The New York World: Then there was a batch of pullets near future, with revisions and Ambulane* service te any peint te Allegheny Cm*. , pMadience than the Detroit pnest in the city, but the daily papers reared in a chicken house so low that don. additions. Modern Funeral Home. Ne charge for mm «t | when 1m speaks is the President him- "Box of apples looking like didnt pay nearly as much attention grapefruit, tasting like oranges, they developed bowed legs; a Plym-, Twenty men will form the first ioelf. to the good Bishop as they formerly outh Rock hen which descended from ST

iËÉili ili THURSDAY, POUR KiWÉil 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC PtMM, Co« rt Hit their dependents, and no one knows this bet- ter than the American Legion and its pension FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION Days The Pitttforgk Catholicracketeers . What the President is going to The Layman's Official PUcmm ORPA March THE IRISH SITUATION X8TABU8HXD IN 114« do, whether the American Legion likes it or Window 16—Lyndora, St. Stanislaus. HISTORY BT KT. KOT. MICHAEL O'CONNOR, D.D.. FIRST not,, is to cut hundreds of millions of dollars 17—Pittsburgh, Holy Croaa. OF THE i 81 "FERRER" (Because of the general Intere«t In current events In Ireland. The BISHOPOFPITTSBURGH annually from the Veterans' budget, money By 17—Elizabeth. Daughters of Pittsburgh Catholiloficc Iis presentinpres™—„g a weekly review of development. . s Publlahed Every Thursday by the Divine Redeemer. there, along with a briel comment on the news and some explanation THB CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY that goes into the pocket of undeserving men 18—Hraddock. St. Joseph. of any features that may not te clear to the average reaaer.- Seventy-fv» who suffered no injuries or illnesses what- The indications of the past week Editor s note.) •It Benedum-Treea Building point to the fact that we have, in 19—Everson, St. Joseph. The Visiting Court MM SM FOURTH AVENUE ever in the service, but whose loss of easy the White House, a leader. We have 19—Pittsburgh, St. Joseph's Using the Annuities I say that the trend of events suggests. MMM u COS TIN ELIZABETH DAFLINOER Protectory. 1 »¿¡tor Associate Editor and unearned Federal money will be a dis- been looking for this leader since I Since the beginning of the dispute the advisability of re-adjustmg our of 232 A ITKRIEOER JOHN JOSEPH GORRELL tinct blow at the political "pull" and lobby- the day when Woodrow Wilson left 20—Bessemer, St. Anthony. with England regarding the Land national economy. Itwouldbe un- £ ^ Advertising Manager Associate Editor ing power of the veterans' racketeers. the Executive Mansion and it seems 20—Coverdale, St. Valentine. Annuities almost a yelr ago, the reasonable to expectthat the «H™™ ™ «« ** that leadership has been given a 20—Canonsburg, St. Genevieve. Free State government hat been try can remain, to the same extent, ^^ ' TERMS IN ADVANCE This writer is a veteran of the World War, new birth in Franklin Delano 21—Pittsburgh, St. Richard. One Mpy by null, par year. 11.50 holding in a suspense account all the the stock-raising country that it has i 01 with 27 months' service to his credit, much Roosevelt. 22—Carnegie, St. Joseph. | money involved, but last week official expansion of tillage-fann- Macia copy ... 23—Braddock, St. Michael. Fifty T< Ova copy by mmall , for six month...... »•••i. 1.25 of it overseas. He returned uninjured and in Some of the "Big Stick" tactics notice was given that the funds ,f«««t take place. There is far For« tan subscriptions. by mail...... «., ...... 1.60 of the Roosevelt family stick oùt at 24—Pittsburgh, St. Mary of (would now be withdrawn. J. H. too little of it at present. The Rev. Fath« Canada Subscription» ...... 1.00 excellent health, thank God, but a year ago us like a sore thumb and it is to be Mercy. | Thomas, Dominions Secretary to the Industry: Tariffs conducts a largely. he fell downstairs and broke an arm, which hoped that he will continue to wield 25—Pittsburgh, Immaculate I House of Commons, read the follow- ^ remembered, too, I at St. John's, S01& Enterad «s Second-Class Mattar December 1«. 1MT. at Heart. hsg t the port Office at Pittsburgh. Pa., under the Act of will never be as good as it was before that it until the depression is whippea. ing letter he had received from the t the gtoppage of emigration in- March ». 1Í79 accident According to the veterans' pension The financial house will be in order 26—Homestead, St. Anthony. Free State s High Commissioner in | creases the man-power a,»t home, so within the next six months if the 27—Pittsburgh. St. Joseph's London: Forty Year» j racketeers we are now entitled to a Federal i «*».. „„ __ t . . . , i that more employment must be THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1933 present program prevails. The Pres- Academy, Larimer Ave. I government now feels that no ore food must be produced. The Rev, Tsmss pension for the rest of our life; in other ident has promised us that the budg- foUBd m 28—Belle Vernon, St. useful purpose would be served by ,f the extra energy is put into the rector of St. Jaim* Bishop Boyle Commends words, the taxpayers of this country should et must and will be balanced by Sebastian. f' "tent,on of rniet Uoil, the national wealth will be in- End, leaves for Km the last of this year. ccou + pay for our own carelessness. If you think 30—New Kensington, St. Mary. k. m * "t. Therefore it creased. Temperance, i a d u s t r y, hope of benefiting 1ft "The Pittsburgh Catholic" 31—Pittsburgh, St. Henry. this little example is far-fetched you should has decided to use them to finance th ift •„ f . ; Bishop's House r remen This is a time for patience, for i *^ComTnt^Tv !T M" "Witbth'spreadof manufactur-1 Thirt_ 13 Pittsburgh, Pa., July 8, 192L examine the files and find out how many courage and for co-operation on the d the diocese and it is our sincere ! Thnma« the w™«'thlt in* industries, the home market is ' - able-bodied men right here in Pittsburgh are an e Editor, The Pittsburgh Catholic, part of the citizens of the United hope that many more of them will, '•0Ur ^ffer of arbHVl tiOn1^ ^ capable of vast development. To The new St ft Pittsburgh, Pa. drawing government pensions, secured for States. Without it we cannot hope started. L™„" w „L n T , i. strengthen the manufacturing arm, I Crabtree, of which Dear Sir:—I do only scant Justice to Catholic Jour- them by the pension racketeers, for injuries to get very far and our President The potential part which the Cath-\Zby theState! DeTa™c!S I recou"e must * had t0 tariffs; our | tine Minkel, OS&M nalism in this Diocese, when, following the example of is depending upon each and every olic layman is called upon to play ago agreed to arbitration, provide proximity to a highly industrialized j dedicated by Rt Ken which they never sustained, or illnesses they man and woman in the nation to and commercial country makes that vln- my predecessors in the See of Pittsburgh, I appoint never suffered while in the service, or within in the present-day life makes it an j ¡t were before a neutral tribunal, THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC an official diocesan uphold his arms while he moves on absolute obligation that he know his but England has made it a condition necessary. The difficulty will be to The Rev. M. G. Ol organ, and commend it to priests and to the people as ten years after they had left the service. It's toward victory. Like in times of religion intelligently. It is our hon- that the choice of arbitrators must strike a nice balance between manu- ant at St. Agnes' a gigantic racket, but en overwhelmingly war, when the honor and integrity est belief that the place for the be restricted to the British Empire, facturing and agricultural interests, j seriously ill with app a reliable journal of Catholic thought and opinion. I agriculture being our primary and Plans are annoa trust that by their encouragement and support it will costly one for the taxpayers, and President of the nation is threatened, capital- study club is in the parish. To our j And Mr. Thomas did not refrain ism has tried to eat at the very way of thinking, it is primarily a; from misrepresentation when he de- basic industry. Even the experts; rectory at St. Maiy grow in influence, and become, increasingly, a power Roosevelt deserves the support of every pa- foundations of our nation. In the may fail to agree here. Anyway, | church, Homestead, for justice, for righteousness, and for the advancement parish organization and it is to be j nounced this attitude on the part of triotic American in his war on the raiding words of Mr. Roosevelt, "The money hoped that with the establishment of the Free State as a reflection on the peace and order, and a spirit of unity —— of the Kingdom of God in this world. changers have fled from their hifrh j these" secti Sincerely yours in Christ, racketeers of the various veterans' organiza- ional study clubs, parish citizens of the Empire: "I resent," and good will, are vital if we are to Twenty Tun; tions, headed by the American Legion. seat." They might have shown a bit units will be established. ! he said, "the suggestion that there progress; threats or aggressiveness + HUGH C. BOYLE, Bishop of Pittsburgh. of loyalty by standing by their guns Catholic Action is something j is not a man in the Empire capable from any organization would be less I The Rev. Edward. ********* and aiding in the defense of the which must come from the parish of dealing with the matter," and than fair to those who have to O.S.B.. aged 52 yean,j ST. PATRICK'S DAY "temple of government." under the direction of the pastor and this pompous utterance evoked the shoulder the burden of responsibility. I Most Holy S a c r at THE COUNTRY PRIEST Their sole reason for being found his assistants. We have always con- usual "cheers." George Lansbury, „ , , _ . . Greensburg, dies ait«M Relations With England 1 ANY long centuries have passed since •TODAY we hear much of country bankers, in the temple of government was to tended that the promotion of the leader of the British Labor Party, a year St Patrick preached the faith on the fill their own pockets. With the ar- Catholic press, the closed retreats received little consideration from the "We earnestly hope that an ar- The Rev. W. C. ] I county doctors and farmers but we rival of Mr. Roosevelt in Washing- and many other Catholic movements I other members of the House when he rangement that shall be both just St. Philip's church, M hills of Tara. Ireland has suffered for and honorable, will be reached in the silver anniversary < hear little of the country priest. There ton, they saw the handwriting on are to be not only discouraged but j pointed out the obvious fact that if her faith since then; she has been desolated is the man who has taken solar plexus blows the wall. "put across" from the parish pulpit. England were sincere in her offer the issues that are in debate with the tion. for her adherence to the ancient creed. Every That is the proper place for such of arbitration she could not consie- British Government. Our people, be M during this depression, writes Joseph J. things to be "sold" to our Catholic j tently claim the right to restrict the it noted—and the election results en YettnittH sentiment crushed from the Irish heart, his Mr. C. E. Mitchell, chairman of prove it—are in no mood to sur- • " home broken and destroyed, the love of his Quinn in his "Fore and Aft" column in The the National City Bank of New people. | tribunal. Southwest Courier. Even in the palmy days York, has resigned as well as has render their rights. In all matters! The Rev. Michael % altar was not weakened, and his faith shines ... _ * * . * . . .. L As Ireland has shown her good I and reasonable | aged 34 years, dies * when the world was swinging along in merry the president, Hugh B. Baker. The . ;Jllfre:i, E- Smith, in his testimony faith by keeping the money un- required and no mo- his mother on the Sou* to the last. The poorest, the most abandoned evidence given by Mr. Mitchell in con8ideration is stride, the country priest had more than his before tne Senate Finance Commit- j touched for nearly a year *hiIe_of- | tjvc of enmitJ or ;ancour shou]d ^ St. Rita's churchTcH of Ireland's sons reveal the sparkling inher- the ex parte hearings before the reason damaged by fire, share of struggles. Imagine what his plight Senate Committee on Banking and itance as well as the most noble and lordly is today, surrounded as he is by bankrupt peoples Thomas E. Doyle, possessor. Currency during the past 10 days and man of Pittsburgh, is merchants, indigent farmers, parishioners could only give the man of the preserve friendly business relations; the Public School Boui On St Patrick's Day his glorious memory whose battle line is lengthening with every street the idea that many bankers ¡east snap judgments were not j the case to go by default. both sides benefit by such. Many of the late A. S. McSwip* is saluted world-wide. Owing to the myste- year. did not consider the deposits of their j the utterances of the real Catholic America and Ireland our kith and kin are earning their rious destinies of Ireland and of its scattered clients as a solemn trust. They | Mr. Smith knows of no reason Recent American events, particu- bread on the other side of the Irish Five YeamlajJ Usually the country priest is a man who would certainly conclude that bank j why the United States should not arly the Inauguration of President! sea. race, there is not a corner in the universe in must make the most of introspection. His directors used their deposits to j recognize the Soviet Union. We j *R^veft Tnd^V'd^isiveVt^s'he'j "Let me add that those friendly Mrs. Teresa Molaaf which this day some one of her sons sings their own ends. It wou d seeni that should like to ask Mr. Smith What has taken to deal v,ith the banking I relations are likely to be hastened of the Pittsburgh Couffl life is as different from those with whom he the bank directors of the National' about the Third International ? uH«e ij ..i . have aroused keen and synf-**11 by the fullest reco£nitio' n of, and re- Women, dies. the inspiring air of his country, and chants dwells as is the cut of his clothes from the crls 3> «loud the magical tune of "St Patrick's Day City Bank must have had a sort of i certainly must be aware that it | pathetic interest in Ireland. The in- spect for, on the part of the strong- in the Morning." But the commemorating overalls of the tenant farmers on whom he private roulette wheel which was spread a propaganda not onloniy •| aU guration speech• was closely fol- er Power, the legitimate aspirations depends for a living. He reads unendingly kept going by the deposits in the against this nation but every other j lowed by radio or in the newspapers, of the people of this Island. voice of this day is the strongest on the bank. Christian nation. Mr. Smith thinks j and the close link between the two C. . . . P0LAM or else his life is miserable. During the days The immens'e sums loaned to the The Land Annl,lt,e8 shores of young and vigorous America. For he prepares his Sunday sermons, visits his that Communism has not made any j countries was seldom more evident here her exiles have found a resting place; directors of this particular bank to i great growth in the United ~States , ¡than in the close attention given "Whatever about our internal dif- There is no denyingj parishioners, finds hobbies, cheers the ailing, cover up their losses in the crash in ! Well, Al, that is no reason why we | there to American internal affairs. I ferences, members of all parties are a constant drive on here an asylum and a barrier against the October of 1929 was not an honest j should give it any opportunity to | Roosevelt's demand for a "new! agreed that the annual tribute which storms of adversity which have swept away goes about doing good. Into his books at Poland. The reasons i policy on their part. They played i make such a growth. Mr. Smith cer- ¡deal," his determination to effect has been paid away in recent years best, excuses too obvio«j^| and withered many of the ancient homesteads night to wait for calls that seldom come. the game of dishonesty with a pre-jtainly knows that the entire aim of economy in government, his concern is entirely beyond our capacity. Such When his churchgoers disperse on Sunday J olic paper to mention.' of Ireland. Here they have a peaceful and, cision and a—- nicety tha* t almost' de- - the Soviet Union is to destroy all j for the "forgotten man," all find re-1 a point of agreement is valuable and one thing that every !fl in normal times, a plentiful home. Here morning his flock scatters and he is left alone. fied detection. Had they never been Christianity. He must be aware that | sponse in Ireland where almost I lends moral support to our claim, zation must not forget, called before the Senate Commis- it was sovietism that disrupted J identical issues are before the peo- "A more valuable asset still is, in wall against the BolT every right is protect«! by law, conscience is That's only the social side. The tragic part ; is the breakdown of his support. Large fam- sion, these things would never have Mexico, sent King Alphonso top- pie. r | my opinion, the recent emphatic as- crumbles then the free, liberty , again a reality, and the Gospel come to light. pling off his throne, brought on the I Let Erin . . . Forget" I sertion of the people's will: it should loose. Fortunately, | ilies must live by the admonition that charity » » • "white riots" in Germany and Aus- interest! stren«then enormously the bargain- not a profligate trade of national vengeance. While Ireland shows her po er of ur there is a friendship , begins at home. On every side he witnesses Personally, we are convinced that j tria immediately following the 1in America, this country continues j *: ° ^misters. The for restored Poland»- Thus round and round the globe on St: Pat- this national banking holiday is for World War, and that was1 responsiblrPSI)An*lh eP ; k. _ ._!- ... i » « . .1comments cfimmont c onA n rnaw wnme o nf • stark realities that drive him to the realiza- --— d -i — — | , r th., e , , . - , . ioiiv to showw interest in Irelandire . Last ' W > the im defending a resujf rick's morn is the voice of Ireland this day tion that he cannot demand what people do the best interests of individual '? murder of many priests and ; Sunday, for instance, the ported Press, since then, seem to re- against the onslaugMtip heard by all mankind; thus Irishmen stretch Americans. Those grand rascals who | bishops in Ru .section of the New York Itereld-1ve*' *inon! appreciative understand has won it sympathy not have. So he rocks along, content with his of our their united hands on this day to each other, sat in the places of the mighty and . Ha i Mr. Smith forgotten the per- j Tribune contained a long article with Potion. Many hard tion. It might be .«H lot, comforting the sick, exuding optimism, grew fat upon the honest dollars j niciou s propaganda that has been | b above title written by their Ix>n- th,n®s have been said. but I think mind that Poland is to carry on in the face of distressing condi- system of the United States. Banks Soviet court of the late Archbishop! ¡ the world today" I The fact that an offer was made - . .. j- its heartfelt congratulations on the national n to submit ( c uri, y atl 0n B tions. The chapters of this depression writ- from this time on will be more Cieplak. j «for the Irish Free State" he I those claims to a tribunal j ?f . ; - Xu - ?:ii holiday. ten by the country priest will make dramatic closely supervised. Some sort of a Are we here in America going to | continues, "with de Valera's complete that should have the respect and con- Pol?n<'- This is bo«» guarantee will be provided to pro- recognize Soviet Russia merely for j victory in the recent election has fiden<:e of the Irish people, shows oesiraDte, ana supp» reading in days to come. tect the life savings of the deposi- "the sake of business"? Are we go- swung definitely into the ranks of I that there was no intent of robbery minor disorders which LENTEN OBSERVANCE ********* tors. We are not prepared to fay ing to sell Christian principles j those countries which consciously are or kindle. It seems to me that un- publicity. Poland is ess 8Ucb the conflict I£»t*HERE are not many who observe that the government should go into merely for the sake of business? Is j trying to remake themselves, to alter M * right be conceded to justice to STRANGE BUT TRUE the banking business. that not the trouble with the United ¡the whole current of their 'national'w—that course be preferred to within it, a fact I Lent nowadays." We are aware that banking is a States at this present time? Have j life." As one of the difficulties in negotiations—our status at Geneva | be overlooked in Strange as it may seem, this was TS STRANGE but true none the less how business for the making of money they not. all too long, worshipped j the way of this program, he cites *s not yielding the results that we j nor misunderstanding«? a remark made the other day by a well mean- and that the founders of our nation at the altar of good business and the inability of the Irish to forget |wePe ^ to expect." World, Chicago, HL ing and good dispositioned Catholic. But it I were of the opinion that the govern- S°Id? "old hatreds, old fears and old people make excuses for their sins. We do ment should not go into business. The recognition by the United political feuds." lacks (me essential—it was a rash utterance. so, writes the Rev. Father John J. Walde, When business fails to keep sacrec' States of the Soviet Union would be | It is true that the Irish people do There are many devout souls who are still because we are beings endowed with reason its trusast with the public and the j to imperil our own government as | not readily forget lessons they have anxious to preserve themselves from the con- and before the judgment seat of reason we governmentlment., then it is high time for' a® those stable governments in once learned, and while this "living Missionary Confratex tagion of this materialistic and sensual age, Uncle Sam to HstePp min and demand I Europ- e close to Russia. We are a ..in the past." does, in one senseI, as are obliged to give a reason for what we do. that they shall live up to the high j nation of political and religious ; Mr. Scarborough says, make it hard whose fasts and self-restraints are known When some particular temptation cranes there only to God, and who, though in the world, ideals and ethical principles of busi- freedom and we cannot morally en- to establish a new economic life, in Of Christian Doctrii are those who like to convince themselves ness. ter into friendly relations with a ! another sense it is a decided help or THE DIOCESE OF PITTSBURGH are not of. it To them the season of Lent, that if Christ were here today he would un- Certain it is that the banking : government which has vowed to de- . to such a program. For the Irish- with its penitential exercises, its beautiful system of these United States must j stroy all Christian institutions. j man's knowledge of the history of REV. D. A. LAWLESS, Director derstand and He would not expect us to be be changed. We must have either | Alfred E. Smith may be a good his country convinces him of the un- St. Mary of Mercy Church, 204 Ferry Street. Pitts devotions, its wholesome meditations, its sor- bound under such circumstances; others have row over the suffering of our dear Lord, its a guarantee of deposits on the part! politician but we must agree with justice of the system under which 12.630 Catholic Children Under Instruction an idea that they are too closely occupied of the government or a bankinting sys-! Father Wilfrid Parsons in America I he has lived and of the absolute 667 Lay Teachers. 158 Sunday Schools sympathies with the sufferings of His Im- with other things to consider the affairs of tern patterned on that of Canada j when he says that Mr. Smith put "a necessity for a new economic plan. maculate Mother, present many attractions and England. dent in.the BrowI n Dert>y" when he While personal and party prejudices MM their soul; others again excuse themselves on testified before the Senate Commit- may hamper for a while the develop- Observations • appreciate their kind i ! to than far sweeter than the amusements of the plea that they are but following nature, A very commendable movement tee on Finance." ment of the scheme, the "memories I the world; to those who seek the world's en- and since God has made human nature with has been inaugurated in this diocese of the past" must eventually bring At the regular meeting of the con- interest in our work. joyments. all its cravings and desires, there can be noth- in the form of a day of recollection all elements together. fraternity on Monday evening, '* and prayer one day in each month The Bishops' Pastorals March 18, the Rev. Father Paul, The following af If one would wish to see a devotional sight ing seriously wrong in following the dictates AN UNFAILING received at the last at St. Paul's Retreat House by the Several of the Lenten Pastorals is- Cr c c— »f< o. d i> MonaSt,, . ry itnyvtn ai me uut ,wgm this Lenten season in this great diocese, then of nature. Then there are those who excuse priests of the diocese. The purpose pS;' fLS?; ! ' voted upon successful!*"" LEADER sued by the Irish Bishops treat of Pittsburgh, delivered a very inter- Th Sarah«i go to almost any church on Friday afternoon themselves with the plea that they are no of this day of recollection is that the the menace of Communism, and point esting lecture on China. Scenes ' w?. I Th< proceeds, of the night's performance port President Roosevelt's absolutely essen- I must show courage in the face of the e will be We are pleased to tial measure actually drawn in the interests have in mind one pparisa h TiTthis dio- I discouraged with the thought that j D™ ¿Kp^of ^Raph^^S'a j ^ ^ted to the confraternity young ladies from DiviMtj enemy, absolutely emptied of all cese where a .pasto stor founded a par- ?ve." our le*ders have failed us utmost interesting Pastoral, which is ^Ji * P™sl0?ls\ Fathers. We ap- Academy have signed of justice to the very veterans in whose name trust in self, trusting absolutely to God. ish and labored witL „, eClate hftlr kl n dne5S ln e nn us ish and labored with apostolic zeal T e fae, dt. ,1L ..1* . ,* ' of great importanc- i e at s.i reflecting. t>: the Futhis nighdt anJd tthv.e materiat °fl benefitL « s organization and that ; the racketeers falsely spoke. Then, having put all one's strength and all for 14 years. There was no task too " the matter is many of views of a member of the Hierarchy follow in this work, menial, no program too vast for him j our vaunted lead*» have failed us. that will accrue to our organization. Behind them the paid lobby of the Ameri- one's hope in Him, supported by so mighty But on most of the important questions ladies have been blessed] to undertake. When his death came, there is on* fcjafer who has not before the Irish people today, both greater opportunities can Legion lent them every support brought a defender and protector, one must pre- his loss was keenly felt and the pa- failed us, the H»ly Father. And .„ The president of the confraternity, his at home and in their relations with fered other girls, and every engine of minority machine pressure to vent oneself from showing the slightest fear, rishioners were very lavish in their utterances get due publicity and England. He wrote: Harold Rowan, visited at Penowa, | in a position to do praise of the dead pastor. When the portrayal only in the Catholic press. «Our people were asked to take a Waverly and other missions during bear, exerted all the tactics of threat delay and be certain of victory." — St. Francis w amount of good fro» tM first anniversary of his death rolled e cannot expect a world that is momentous decision in the recent the month of February. Scouting and training acquired mi and flagrant maneuver, in order to protect Xavier, on overcoming temptation. around only two of the parishioners at °dds in principle with the pur- election; it was a real treat indeed, around these places, and from in- es school. sot the disabled veterans of the World War, remembered the dead pastor by hav- P°? of Christ, nor the "powers and and they stood up to it in a dis- formation dropped here and there, but its own selfish business of pension ped- ing a Mass read for the repose of principalities" of darkness to hail ciplined and resolute fashion. Ideal- he discovered other little towns his soul, one being a widow woman the Vicar of Christ as a Wader with where there were a few Catholic j dling. Last Saturday, in the House, Ameri- CHARITY is the touchstone of Catholicity. a ism won the day; those who know can Legion officials shamelessly trampled It must express itself in deeds and in and the other a Protestant. This is ! program for stabilization. Never- best the national psychology would people settled and being entirely Pithy Pi under foot every patriotic protestation in truth, for we should do unto others as we the record of many of our dead i theless, amid all the confusion his is say that they were true to them- neglected. Means have been taken I priests. the one voice ringing out clearly, selves. for the children of these families to The internal rcVflMM their charter, every lofty principle of nation- would that others should do to us, remem- This day of recollection and pray- logically and persistently that offers The Farmers be taken care of in the near future, displays a wonde 'dM al service to which they are supposed to be bering always what that obligation formed, er by our clergy will redound to the key to the tangled economic con- "There is no use disguising the | The Sisters of Mercy are contrib-l mism in sending lift dedicated, shut their eyes to their country's the touchstone of the truest form of great spiritual good and will be a dition and its resultant unrest. fact that the farmers are, for the uting in a great measure to the sue-1 tax forms.—ColumJ imperious necessity and did their selfish best Catholicity. source of great blessing not only to Men's souls must be uplifted, is time being, at any rate, ousted from cess of this work. Some of the Sis- those clerics who participate in it the burden of the Pope's message, a valuable market, though it must be ters of this order have been out to i Maybe the srovei to wreck the nation which their organization ******** but to the souls under their charge and human rights must be respected said that its value has been steadily our missions, encouraging both the better off if it *av« as well. elaims to defend. It was a tragic failure in a WHY go through life exhibiting the traits before there can be any hope of tem- declining in recent years. In this children and the teachers in their j taxes and hung on\ real test and (me which will not sow be erad- * * * poral betterment. connection, it is highly significant to grand and glorious work of the re- Milwaukee Sentinel icated from memory. of an underling? If you have courage McKeesport Council of the Knights Readers of the Catholic paper find that the farmers across the demption of human souls. Sisters aenunej President Roosevelt is not going to touch and self-reliance, don't go around looking of Columbus is to be congratulated should become the articulate pur- Border, who have free access to that Sara Marie and Baptista visited at Chinese miblicid like a beggar, talkipg like a beggar, acting upon the inauguration of a Catholic I veyors of the Holy Father's message market, are far from being even thc penny at the pensions of deserving men, or Study Club. There are several of to a distracted world.—The Evangel- moderately prosperous. P"t the enemy fn ^f like a beggar. these dubs functioning in the city j ist, Albany, N. Y. nwnth. Sisters R,chard and Gregory ture of cities that "Taking a broad view, one would visited at Shaw Mine. We deeply j attacked yet.-

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MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN Chantal il Union of Sodalities ! SEE "VERONICA'S VEIL" LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Mount it L|p,;€k*rtM Moosjnann, KOMMB Director of Sodalities —» Wheeling, W. Vs., March 13.— xi tier's Citarci», 815 McClure Street, Homestead, Pa. Thousands of young eyes that Felix-Muldowney Contest ! practice of local news-reelers that From the date of March 4, when the H>1 Ucttf 1 H H looked upon last Sunday's living en- Dear Sir: — So much has been has caused heartaches to several entire student body of Mt. de Chan- actment of the Nazarene crucified printed lately concerning the Felix- people of whom 1 know? I know tal listened in on the nation-wide in- and Celebrate the Angelus as they gather for meals, saw a more vivid Muldowney case, I feel it not amiss that the local news-reelers have auguration program, things have which generally take place about the Passion Play in moved swiftly, owing to the fact, Ten Beatifications and Four PORE CANE SUGAR llpjjpntifttion to express views not carried during announced tragic accidents an^ the , jjfe rf the Sodality the accustomed time. St. Michael's Au- let us suppose, that the unprecedent- Canonixations Scheduled Annunciation plays a So easy has the Church made the ditorium, Eight- my campaign. names of the victims before the jed impetus in momentous affairs of 25-lb. Sack «set. In fact, it is the recitation of the Angelus that today eenth street ex- The Democratic party, in control families of the victims have been state has caught up in its current For the Holy Year its for the Sodality, the practically all restrictions have tension and Pius of the House of Representatives, otherwise informed of the acci- even the daily routine of boarding- __ «f the Mother Sodality been lifted, and it may be said street, South has fallen heir to a very difficult dent. school life. A general speeding up in situation: it must bear the brunt Imagine turning on the radio and Vatican City, March 13. —Pope $1.07 ifljcrir* all other events in kneeling, standing, walking, sitting, Side, than was scholastic efforts has been notice- Pius XI will appear in 24 major sick in bed, at the sound of the bell, ever recorded in of repairing the inroads wrought hearing that your brother has been able, the mid-year examinations have Sjf the Messed Virgin are upon the national treasury by the ceremonies during the Holy Year ~ ttd depending on this or before or after, and even where the history of killed or drowned! I think the ceased to worry the anxious mind beginning April 2. As scheduled, I Annunciation by the there is no bell, going to or coming Passion Plays incompetencies and improvidence of radio announcers should first make and there is a fresh tide of emulation the Republican administrations of flowing toward the distant goal of these will include 10 beatifications, Pure Renderti Lard of her destiny to be- from work, rising or retiring. But here. sure that the family of the victim four canonizations, six major feast let it become a habit to say it at the past twelve years. In the path has been informed before broad- the rare day in June when another , Mother of the Redeemer Those coming of even the since rest attempts to school year will have closed its days and the remainder in special _ «anient to the designs of definite times daily, at home," or for from the parish casting the news. ceremonies. The Pontiff will officiate oneself. remedy the low estate to which Sincerely yours, records. ife Vir l«half. To this moment schools to witness our government finances had fallen on an average of once a fortnight, 1 "> 6c *jtWinning of the Incarna- Sodalists, how can you neglect it a presentation of —Stephen Cassidy, It ic our pleasure to expres* the so that all pilgrims will have a in the dying days of the regime Pittsburgh, Pa. deep appreciation of the students to -MT we like to gaze upon the so without pangs of conscience? "Veronica's Veil" of the greatest Secretary of the chance to see the ceremonies. »¡tibial conception of this Look at the dailv indulgences you in the Pius street Rt. Rev. Msgr. Weber for a lecture Those who are slated for beatifica- Treasury since Alexander Hamilton, An Old "Pro" Boy on astronomy, given on Tuesday of CRESCENT FLOUR Archangel Gabriel sur- lose and the plenary indulgence auditorium saw there lie pitfalls which little short tion include a group of martyrs, al her quiet little room, each month. Recall the piety of your an unfolding of Dear Sir: After being in an the past week. Msgr. Weber, as who suffered for their faith in the of actual inspiration can enable everyone knows, is Wheeling's first 24%-lb. Sack j humble prayer. We childhood days and begin again to the martyrdom at Democratic leadership to avoid. orphanage since infancy I was ad early days of missionary work in , picture in our prayer- say your Angelus three times a day Calvary intensi- mitted into St. Joseph's Protectory authority on the science of theUruguay . This is the only ceremo- »r^L. « love to behold it in most The process of rehabilitating the and finally that day came when I heavenly bodies and he discourses of —each day—as best you can. Begin fied by effects far Alfred Yochum nial which has special significance in today! Suggest the Angelus as you beyond the pow- treasury and, corollary to it, that had to strike out for myself. Prob- them with a precision and minute- the Western Hemisphere. hear the bell ring, when in company ers of many others. St. Michael's of re-establishing on desirable ably boys and girls with parents ness of detail that is nothing less The others who likely will be en- 42c ef the Annunciation is ground our Federal and other pub- and home cannot comprehend just than a marvel. Besides the mental J»*« solemn feast in the of others. Think of that beautiful Players fill a place apart from the dowed with the appellation of picture—The Angelus. Get a copy usual amateur theatricals with their lic securities, will almost certainly what that day meant to me. True exaltation produced by the scientific "blessed" will be Venerable Vincenza gad the fact that we are for the wall of your home.«. be a prerogative of an extra session it seemed one fraught with grave side of the lecture, there was also l ander mortal sin to at- distinction of presenting America's an impression of spiritual awe, as Gerosa, a nun of Brescia, Italy; CI8ARETTES A Living Picture of the Angelus Passion Play, "Veronica's Veil," an- of Congress. It will remain a responsibilities and insurmountable Maria Pelletier, a French nun; _ will hardly exempt pious problem seeking ultimate solution obstacles. That was fifteen years though, unconsciously, oar beloved Popolar Brande ^sr jealous Sodalists from Forty-five years have not been nually. chaplain would have us' be mindful Gemma Galgani, another Italian able to obliterate the grand edify- by the Seventy-third Congress, to ago. nun of Lucca; Giuseppe Pignatelli of «very effort to assist at which I have aspired to member- of the fact that "the hetvene are tell- Package Cartoa on the 15th of March ing example of an aged limestone How has the boy fared since? ing the glory of God." Naples, and Catherine Labouret, a quarry digger, over 70 years then, ship from the Thirty-second Dis- What foundation did he have upon second French nun. 'twelve Holy Communion trict of Pennsylvania, and for which ñaño Recital possible. who, tired, every evening on his way which to build ? What reflections I An artist recital by Addison There are to be four canoniza- home from work, striding along at I am now engaged in a contest. and impressions are his in man-1 tions, provided the procedure for the DECLARES BOYCOTT I feel, therefore, that it is proper I Jones, pianist, was given on March 1 Qc - 99c _ the Angelus Today? rapid gait, took off his shapeless hat hood? ...... 8. A truly gifted virtuoso, Mr. Jones promulgation of the persons con- ^r. the feast of the Annun- at the traveling sound of the far that I express clearly and suc- cerned as saints will be completed. cinctly my position in regard to The daily contact with the citi- thrilled his audience by the brilliancy IHËgigh& t well serve ae a rebuke distant Angelus bell, saying his zenry of Pittsburgh has proven refinement of his playing. The Those chosen are the Blessed Four- Pat American Ceflfee prayer and making his genuflection means of repairing the fiscaldam - and Hh tf Catholics today who ¡E that as a whole our people do not progrart1 included three Chopin net; Andre Hubert, founder of the age done the Federal Government praying of the Angelus at the Incarnatus Est without re- or cannot appreciate the benefits numbers, one of which, Etude, Opus order of the Sisters of the Cross; :« day, in memory of and gard to the children at play on the by the party that has for so long Blessed Giovanni don Bosco, the held the reins of power. they derive from such an institution 5t n0. 12, sometimes called the jg for this great event of streets or the mothers at the door ; Priest Assails Average "Hero" within their community. Suffice to "Ocean Etude," because of it« im- Salesiaa father; Blessed Vincenzo if 1 <•> 16c jwtion. The Angelus, found post« waiting for their husbands to And Says Chief Characters To begin with, I must voice the say that were ou to visit the pressive grandeur, was, perhaps, the Strambi, Bishop of Macerata, Italy, Catechism and prayerbook, return from work. God bless him common principle of Democracy: Juvenile Court and see the num-1 most important of all. Addison Jones and Blessed Corrado da Parzhan, •aid mornings, noon and for his faith and courage! His ex- Should Be "Christians" America first, party afterward. ber of boys and girls brought be- is a young man of only 27; he has Capucine monk. There also is a generally at 6 A. M., 12 ample still lives fresh in the mem- Curing the government's financial fore the Magistrate each morning recently returned from Europe chance that Blessed Lodovica de f P. M., though the time ory of many of us. We are not j New York, March 13.—The mo- ills is indubitably a prerequisite their dilemma would tell significant | where he studied under the best Marillac, a French nun, founder of without loss of benefits ashamed to admit, as we recall the | tion picture industry is destructive o the return of economic pros- stories. Likewise a trip to the De- teachers, and after his debut in New the order of Daughters of Charity, Ask for little man with stooped shoulders i to Catholic idealism, the Rev. Henry ip r! tv , sertion anan/d1 Non-Suppor\Tam CtiMM^Mt lCour / ' . t_ an- »d .York. .3 I , SteinwaCiAivtMtny Halli,T , haUnis ibee ken eresid Kaan- Tacilimay .becom e a saint during the Holy and the empty dinner pail in his 1 u p Year. nowadays so many Cath- j F. Hammer said in a Lenten vesper In order to effect balance of the a ^„ce at the faces of the young in'—g ~in his home city, Washington, Pa- . Jf bells dumb at these hand, that he taught us a lesson • sermon at St. Patrick's Cathedral budget, the Democratic House must couples there would throw out aI n that city he received his early mu- CAPLAN'S Any slight inconvenience which has lasted until today, and, yesterday afternoon. "Motion pic- trim appropriations and increase God willing, will prompt us to do challenge to proper training in sical training from Miss Julia Moss, ST. URSULA, ALLISON PARK * •f suffice to break this | tures could be high and noble enter- revenues. In so doing, it must youth. who is now engaged as voice and peas tradition and devotion, as he did so well, forget human re- j tainment," he said, "a potent factor steer carefully between the Seylla piano teacher at Mt. de Chantal. Famous spect wherever we are, when the Is it any wonder then that after Next Sunday there will be Easter 1MB inspired a non-Catholic | in education and relaxation after of indiscriminate cutting and the an absence from the Protectory of Lecture and Movie Communion for the members of the to give us the world-famed Angelus rings to recall Mary's words hard labor, but instead they pre- Charybdis of frenzied taxatio... It Rev. D. Miller, representing the in answer to the Angel and to give , fifteen years I find myself still, „ ., ,T ... . Young Ladies' Sodality. They will | Ulled the Angelus, with the sent scenes inspired by bad, low, receive at the 8:30 Mass. Iflda field and his wife be- thanks for the Incarnation. Few- sinful, immoral and degrading hat navigation of the „atefui and proud that I was priv- Missionary Catechists Institution at Rye and sermons in all these years ever made Ship of State through such troubled j fleged to receive the excellent train- Huntington, Ind., visited the Mount Next Sunday evening at 7:30 lowing their heads rever- thoughts." water will mak1e _ —man. y of„ th C e* Upas . - nin Ag n ko f• this ..institution. . I knowlj" th.e Icours " . eI _o f th••e .. gf• Jk** B\lft6T QTAAtherVe nOwil.l be St. Joseph devotions, 1 ¡| prayer, as the Angelus the impression this one simple act 1 to of religion did 45 long years ago. Father Hammer addressed to the I sengers seasick. Come what may, that hundreds of boys before and ?™™* \ ^^f^lwh he^et procession in honor of St. Joseph, j ia the distant church spire laity the text of his sermon, taken there will be grumbling and criti- since my time have left the Pro-fes' a lecture in 1»geh he set sermon and benediction. The parish Pumpernickle 'MB. A pity it is that today in our from the writings of St. James. ! cism levelled at the party at the is making preparations for the erec- J| that in practice the churches the Angelus is said so sel- Every good Catholic must act on j helm. We, Democrats, must face LuXtVif ^H S 2* ^ iso^^'y tion of a statue in honor of St. j ' generation seems to have dom by priest and people at the end I and propagate the word of God!, unflinchingly the jibes and jeers Joseph to mark the twenty-fifth ^jk til about the Angelus. of the last Mass, as it used to be. If striving always against the "evil in- of the pilots who have failed and Z vl oit'^ p t t practical ideas as to the influence year in the history of the parish. BREADS there is a rush from one Mass to On March 19th the Protectory [ Catholic girl can exert toward we hear it mentioned the fluences of modern life," he said, take our reward in the public good 1 h The statue will be imported from tat in a sermon or Modality another, surely there is time for the and since the neighborhood filmthe -that lies at the end of the voyage. L ¿^rve its regular Donation th social an§ moral uplift of the Italy and will be of outside Carrara I? Too bad tnat even Angelus after the last Mass and it ater is the center of American rec- V> c shall fix the course that is and Visiting Day and if you have , Xhe ^tractive picture, marble. It will be placed on the site 'food Catholic parents would keep people from forgetting reational life it is an obvious place j best and hold to it, even at theno t already seen the Protectory in L, th£ Service of the Queen," was of the old church and will be a credit Theee tasty breade ara lil kin the children recite the the Angelus altogether. operation do so on that day. You shown in connection with the lecture, to begin. cost of temporary unpopularity will find there boys who are in the illustrating the ideals expressed and to those who will help erect it. Any hearth bahod froth Suggests Boycott on Films among the unthinking. making and have the opportunity offering suggestions for the devotion contributions will be gladly received I Our government has been guilty of meeting its personnel, and I am f one's life to the higher cause, the and anyone can take part in this daily in Pittsburgh by "If your grocer sells you mer- of many and costly extravagances 0 sure you will be convinced tha' the caUse of God's poor and uninstruct- event by sending a contribution to Pittsburghers. ITH SIDE CARPET CLEANING COMPANY I chandise that dissatisfies you," he I stand for the elimination of waste ]Pro tectorj y . and it„s magnificen* t d. the Rev. H. J, Killmeyer, Allison ORIENTAL A DOMESTIC RUGS, CARPETS said, "you promptly return it to him ea( er stand for 8 that js bpst e In compliance with the sug- wherever it is proven. These are in ^„hood. Park, Pa. DUSTED—DRY CLEANED—SHAMPOOED I anfl threaten to buy elsewhere. Since gestion put forth in a leading Cath- The euchre party which was held " Bf OUR MODERN RESTORATIVE METHOD ! the motion picture industry is pri- days demanding economy in gov- Sincerely yours, ode magazine, the community of Mt. • mariiy a business, the only way you ernment as in everything else. But I —Geo. J. Hauck, j de Chantal as well as the student for the benefit of the poor and Special Rates to Catholic Churches and Institutions I shall never support penny wisdom needy netted the sum of 1335. St. At your grocer or It!»—Our Representative Will Call and Give You An Estimate can achieve better and cleaner en- Pittsburgh, Pa. body, calls a special daily assembly Ursula, during the depression, has 374S 1003-5 COKmXCE ST., X. S. j tertainment is to decrease the at- coupled inseparately with pound | for "a Five-Minute Prayer in repara- tendance. A materialist can always folly, nor shall I. endorse the feats' tion for the outrages committed in raised for the poor over $3,000 and dealer buy ' figure juggling or the hypoc-1 .. Patrick's Day much clothing and food has been be reached through his pocketbook, of LlkeT Russia against religion and religion's and most motion picture producers rissie s of accountancy resorted to | . »««shine through the mirks of God. As the writer of the article so given. CAPLAN'S ASK YOUR DECORATOR TO SHOW YOU I are materialists." by Republican budgeters in the too , breaking forcefully states: "Without God, ST. MARY'S. NORTH SIDE THE NEW I ?33 Father Hammer noted a lack of often successful effort to hoodwin. k ^ross a col.d grey sky Five Years of any planning is doomed i Christian ideals in the heroes of the the , voters waking I to failure. The Lenten sermons are attended SARNES QUALITY-FAMOUS WALLPAPERS I screen, pointing to the glorified j country. In glen and mountain high, "tes of Prayer n now, « always. In the matter of extraordinary by large congregations. Next Sun- America's Finest at Popular Prices I gangster, surrounded by luxury and You come, O vigil! laden with the I bursting with the very harvest of day, March 19, the Very Rev. comforts, and the easy going, fast- taxation, I oppose the proposed gen- glory success. Caplan Baking Co. The practice of the Five-Minute Thomas H. Bryson, V.F., will preach j living girl, who has accepted the | eral sales or manufacturers' tax, Of all the past dead years on the topic, "The Stumbling goal of good times instead of mar- | except as final expedient in a situ- Our hearts to life by your eternal Prayer will be continued at Mt. de I Chantal all during Lent. Block"; on Wednesday, March 22, 79 Logan Street | riage and motherhood. j ation that i Republican administra- story, the Rev. Aloysius Angel will de- "Picture, if you can," he chal- tion has permitted to grow das- Your hope to dry our tears. i liver a sermon on the topic, "Mary PITTSBURGH j lenged, "the producer who has used j perate. The so-called "drys" not j only destroyed the principle of per- Hands," which we shall be glad to Magdalene." Phone Atlantic 1794 Wholesale Distributors i a God-fearing, devout person as his From the mist-mantled centuries mail, free of charge, postage paid, The Novena services in honor of I hero." sonalI liberty wben_they foisted the, ummon I to" the first 4,000 "non-Catholic WALLPAPER and PAINTS Eighteenth Amendment upon a | ^ ¡ ^ders of Catholic Newspapers St Benedict will continue this week I Father Hammer pointed out that paschal fire n and will close with a Solemn High liMlfVrH AVE. w4 ATWOOD ST. (O.kUnd) PITTSBURGH, PA. I in a pamphlet recently published gooTen?thaf°.aid ay tremenotlv ! And Laoghaire and his dru.ds mark I who will drop .postcard. «£ng Mass, Papal Blessing, and Benedic- NOVENA AT AMBRIDGB only five of last week's motion pic- llrge golden egg in our Treasury ^ ^ _ j ^ tion on Tuesday, March 21, at 9 a. m. tures were judged fit entertainment = By an Apostolic Brief, dated Oc- Friday, March 17, will be tile be- j for Christians and Catholics. each year. «««#,.1 1 Tara and all her splendor drifts be- This book is a logical discussion | If my contest is successful I between an educated Protestant and tober 17, 1929, Pope Pius XI has ginning of the Novena in honor oi K WKENT COLLEGE, LATROBE, PA, Would Bolster Boycott hall campaign actively n Congress ^ f<) ' ° Catholic on the thesis: "Which benignly deigned to grant in perpet- the Annunciation of the Blessed Vir- ||K||i' CLASSICA!. GENERAL SCIENCE harp rswells on the ai 1 uity a plenary indulgence, "Toties , PRE-LEGAL PRE-MEDICAI« "The laity can accomplish the ! for the cflttsettinm grr inn motiomminn onf mma a- I . . , . | ** ... , • • gin. Devotion, prayers and blessing PRE-ENGINEERING | cleaning of the screen in two ways," I chinery for floating a bond at a j A dulcet quiet fills the azure 1 Is the True Religion, and is mQuoties,- " to be gained by the faith- with the relic and Benediction of the ErflifMrf.* teacher training BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ful under the usual conditions in all "TliilEL MUSIC I he concluded. "One is by direct boy- o'er us I tensely interesting to a sincere Blessed Sacrament at 7:30 p. m. Con- ! cott, letters to the managers of pic- hoarder"! ^ ^e and prayer. Protestant, who holds that his Bible Benedictine churches on March 21, COLLEGE PREPARATORY on which day the Feast of St. Bene- fession will be neard every morning ture houses refusing to patronize un- the moneys now nec< - 1 1 contains God's revelation, while ad- and evening. christian and un-Catholic films,an d ! But you bring other scenes: the j mitting the fallibility of his own dict is observed by the Church Uni- return to prosperity and not keep j versal. the other is by devotional prayer." under the wheel of starvation the j pibroch screaming, Church. INE UNIVERSITY, PitUburgh, Pa. At the morning High Mass the man on the street, who looks to j The slogan on the breeze; I remain, very sincerely yours, A modern stabilized steamship i Rev. Dr. Fulton J. Sheen, professor Government for salvation. Fierce clansmen trooping where 1 Stephen K. Williams, Sec., ST. WALBURGA, EAST END must be something like the rest 0a HWWj§Ì*Ìgt» Tear—1931. College of Arts. 1S7K; Law School. 1911. I of fundamental theology at the I've always favored the complete broad claymores gleaming j 1039 E. 6th st., Long Beach, Calif. us. It has lost its roll.—Miami Her- Drama. JtlJ; School of Accounts. 1913; Graduate School. 1314. I Catholic University, Washington, de- , , r. ,. . 1 1 Flash lightning through the trees; 1 Sunday at 8 a. m., Parochial ald. >ef Science. »15. School of Pharmacy. 1925: School of Music. 1926 | livered the second of his Lenten ser- repeal of the Eighteenth Amend- gad mot*hers kUning. wives and or- New Spiritual Note Mass and Communion for the ment, feeling that prohibition is a ^ Dear Sir—The new spiritual note FjjfflRipeaUon 19!?. Preparatory: Academic. Commercial. Scientific | mons, explaining the foundation of matter of States Rights, and e lov'wajId one'{ s lifework done, Young Ladies' Sodality. Being the I day |Mn|t received. Very R*». J. J. Callabaa, C.S.Sp.. Pre«. the church and its government, and Som struck by the priests of this diocese Feast of St. Joseph, the Patron vance the overwhelmingly powerful Arid Bire over hosts pre. ]an Monday in the institution of a MANY CROWING stressing th/? emergence of Pope practical point that such action vajw day of recollection to be repeated of the Workingmen, the men of the Pius XI into the world of affairs parish are asked to receive Holy after a tradition of seclusion which would give work to thousands upon, Beside ^ mornjng sun. once a month, strikes a sympathetic Communion in honor of St. Joseph. NEW HAIR had lasted since 1870. thousands of idle men, improve con- | chord in the breasts of many lay- At 10:30 High Mass and Sermon. YOU. too. (nay have luxuriant hair of luitreaa ditions scores of J;™ I Many a figure, too, of later glory men. The public appeal to divine Sunday afternoon at 2:30, Way quality by «ui( HAIRMORE and GLO JfON HILL COLLEGE I your magic spells renew, | help, the act of devotion to the Al- of the Cross, Benediction and ven- MORE, perftcted by prc/mmr at dnnidiy «I hundreds of millions of dollars in As memory through the centuries j mighty is like a life-line to many a Women from 7 Foreign Countries and BLAMES BIRTH CONTROL excise taxes, at present levied per- eration of the particle of the Holy Gonzaga U. Spokane ; circles; Rory, soul Who yearns to battle in hisCross . fife. 4 • ' 24 American States sonally by racketeers and corrupt Cathal and Art and Hugh, small way in these disturbing times, HAIRMORE (rmn hair even en bald bead»: ON SOCIAL INJUSTICE officials. On account of Lent, the Feast MSM GREENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Owen and Sarsfield, Clare's restless the current of desertion from God. of St. Joseph will be celebrated aop> dandmff aad falling hair; relieve« Kalp I realize that the foregoing column— To band together and set aside a aümenti It aunuxn ^y pm rratsag and ee*' New York, March 13.—The "so- looms as a monumental task, but on Monday morning at 8 o'clock That one bright star alone day of retreat for the return of with High Mass and special de- tarn» natural hair food Trial aire, 25 treat cial injustice that is part of a cor- we should have elected represen- Of Eire's midnight, Emmet, paie | homage to Him, to recognise His mean. IS cent» Morr than ISO treatment» is rupt economic system" is a prime tatives willing to undertake this I dominion over men, would, in a votion. Wednesday evening at 7:30, a $2 bottle, in plain »rapper cause of the impetus to birth con- and solemn, Rosary, Lenten sermon and Bene- herculean labor. And fate—defying Tone. great measure, do the thing that in GLO-MORE aa anuacpoc and itimiil— trol, the Rev. Ignatius W. Cox, SJ., If ,1 succeed in this contest, I diction. Friday evening at 7:45, ihampoo. u healmf and non-aatriagint. tie* DN hill academy professor of ethics at Fordham Uni- I many minds is a great need of to- Stations of the Cross, Benediction pledgte myself to support such meas- And you bring memories of merry- »ay. it «nth HAIRMORE lot complete treataaat High School for Girb. College Preparatory. Academic, versity, said yesterday in the second ures els shall seem in my judgment G. C. C., Crafton, Pa. and veneration of the particle of aad reeuta SI battle il and Home Economics Courses. Music and Art. of his Lenten sermons at the Church making, the Holy Cross. to tend to the restoration of bal- Of hopes that do not dim; Send to Gtlmorc-Burire. lac.. Seattle. W*th. of St. Ignatius Loyola. Eighty-fourth ance in the Federal budget, whether •Day of Recollection1' whs handle myaltiea for th* Uaivtntty. GKEENSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA street and Park avenue. Affection's thrill, the sorrow of, . or not these sincere attempts for leave-taking Dear Sir—Divine inspiration, un- Do Not Let Hair "What we want in this country," the general good shall appear for he said, "is contraception of social Where'er o'er 'earth's wide rim questionably, marks the inauguration On the Face Pre- a timip to offer ammunition to a Our race has gone, you oha«e the tl)e fP"^»1 vent You From STOCK YARD HOTEL injustice, not contraceptive birth con- ruthless enemy, whose political world's sadness \the ho]y. priesthood m this diocese David Roth. Proprietor SAINT XAVIER ACADEMY trol. Anti-christ has obscured the Entering Y o a r "Where Li** Stock Men Meet Riferì motto 1 ha« frequently proven in , And no;ae for one brave dav, I last week. How better can they ex- Chosen Vocation. 90ARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS light which Christ shed with such r s 01 1 aad Eat" Commercial and Elementary Courte» glory and abundance on matrimony. effect ¡"Give us White House, pat- And conjurJ e up in all her "summer j P « V^ ™^ ^ ^ilS Qtilekly. efficiently, featuring Hrall*4 T-Rene Steak* ronage and pillage, and let Provi- concern for the want and desolation pcrmanentlir. taper • a« SOe, larludla« Patateaa The lights are out and millions of flu ou» hair is re- Boarding School for Boys marriages are being wrecked on the dence care for the common people." tv. f., „„„„ which reign over large portions of anil ('•*** —Anne E. Felix, The dear land far away. ^^ co^^ t0 their spiritual moved. Tho»t hairy leaf—Freah, slaughtered rifM HALL Between the Age« of 6 and 14 shoals from which of old they were care? Verily, we know that there is blemish** will a*»- - -——• 'he lalaad protected by the light. Shallow- Pittsburgh, Pa. So, be you ever to the Gael a foun- « again annoy yea when treated with Hern lalaad C—H HIGHWAY - • - LATROBE. PA. a dearth of grace, a famine of the th* Kree Sy»teai of Multiple Blee- thinkers and false philosophers, blind tain things of God. Can we not humbly trolysis. 'Phone or write for your ap- and leaders of the blind have con- Smoking Girls Of memories and ties petition our respective spiritual pointment today. tributed to bring this about." Dear Sir: In reply to the letter To train his soul, till over tower authorities to grant us permission LUCIE CARDEUR WESTERN SAVINGS ami in the Sodality column, signed "A and mountain and arrange for us laymen similar SOS P*epU* E. E. Bldf. DEPOSIT BANK ^«ALUTZ» ACADEMY Regular Girl and a Regular So- The olden banner flies; Eaet Liberty M«*tr*** «403 Catholic Action ? CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE SSS saltaseis Strae« WISCONSIN PUTS BAN dalist." Till once again the tongue of gen- Michael Ireland, PRIVACY ASSURED Oliver Batidla» WllrtHi Think of it! Sodality girls to erations Pittsburgh, Pa. Boarding School For Boys ON RELIGIOUS TEST have a smoker after Easter to get Shall ring from sea to sea. BADEN, PA. more members; members like the And Eire stands amongst the gath- A Good Example 102 Address Directress Milwaukee, March 13.—A bill pro- "Regular Girl" — weak, without ered nations, Dear Sir:—I read with a great 7~ ALL INSUBANCI _•/», hibiting discrimination in employ- character. Redeemed, Erect, and Free. deal of interest the inauguration by ^ARRIS-LAWRENCE COI ment of public school teachers be- A girl of refinement never —William Rooney, the priests of the diocese of a one- Su ita AUL. SUR ETI cause of race, nationality or po-smokes, and she is always re- Late of Dublin, Ireland. day retreat movement. To most of 1 SOS- "The Mountain" litical or religious affiliations hasspected . God bless her! A decent, us, life has become in the past year KUWJ.HUM —ma t-uageijt« I ANO »MIM »Hg awar wggwuülj (Academy been signed by Governor Schmede- respectable young man would never For Non-Catholics or two a cycle of increasing distress. *»», mm» Fna) 19081932 man. stoop to marry a smoking girl. Dear Sir: Some six months ago Though we may have sought refuge EnlMlMtlcal S«•!»•*• Under the new law, no question Yours truly, this society contributed twenty in frequent and more fervent prayer F AND DAY SCHOOL emmitsbcrg. no. relating to race, nationality, politics —Mrs. James Keaney, thousand books written by his Ex- we have not yet reached the state of lip' I—lto> lin CnAirtii fcr»«•'• ' Clw»»- or religion may be asked applicants Pittsburgh, Pa. cellency, Bishop Noll, to a mission- discipline and resolution Mi own by UNIONTOWN, PA. ilM fcy La? P»•uttmmorm these good priests. Accredited by the Course: Classical, Scientific. Pre- for teaching positions by public ary effort of a great convert, Mr. . ef Education and Medlcal. Hlrh School, »wmu school officials or employes or by Premature Announcements Schuchard, among Lutheran Min- They have set an example that is Dnqneana Unlver- Departments for boys b«twoen th« teachers' agencies and placement Dear Sir:—You mention some- isters throughout the country. certain to be neither isolated nor in- CARTER ICK CREAM agSaeif 1» and 14 years. For e.U- bureaus. The bill was sponsored thing in this week's paper about a We still have on hand some conspicuous. lo* address —O. P. W., •A FOOD—NOT A FAD* UNION KWH, Rt |«r. Ma**- U. J. Bradley. LL.D. by Senator Bernard Gettleman, Mil- favorite news-reeler. May I call 4,000 of these books, namely, "The ftwllw« waukee, your attention to a thoughtless Bible an Authority Only in Catholic Pittsburgh, Pa. Bflpiféfe sa THURSDAY, EetMUkeA 1M4 THE PITTSBURGH Pbene. Coort ®6fS Seven Pittsburghers To Enter C Church Music Commission Ber. C A. Sanderbeck. Secretary Missionary Servants Novitiate A*' 1*8 K. Dükridg« Street (Oakland Station) Pittsburgh. Pa. Seven young men from Pittsburgh, "The Preservation of the Fa;th" on Thousands of Fashionably Groomed Women are now finishing their preparatory the American home missions. By the course of study at Saint Joseph's very nature of its work in the School, Holy Trinity, Alabama, have abandoned portion of Christ's Vine- made application to the Very Rev. yard. this Community is dependent Custodian General of the Missionary upon the charity of the people. In Servants of the Mast Holy Trinity, some of the larger cities where the to be received as Novices in this work is known. Guilds are formed of Community. These young men have friends and relatives of the students. spent four years at Holy Trinity, Through the efforts of these zealous preparing themselves for a life of "home missionaries" the Priests and apostolic labor on the American Brothers of the Community are sup- home missions. During the four ported. At present there are 23 years that have passed, prayer, Pittsburgh youths pursuing their study, work and play have been so co- course of study for the Priesthood, mingled as to give them a definite either a* St. Joseph's School, Holy idea of the missionary life. They Trinity Alabama, or at the Theo- have lived in buildings constructed logical House of Studies. Catholic by the Priests and Brothers of the For Average and Stout Figures Community from timber that grew University of America. Washington, on the plantation. They have come in contact with many Southern The work "For the Preserv ation of youths who, unlike themselves, have the Faith" embraces not only the had little or no religious training. South, but the whole of the United Many times their ability as miseion- States and its possessions. Despite ers has been put to test by the the comparative youth of the Com- questioning of these non-Catholic munity, it already has Missionary visitors who come to play various Cenacles or houses in four states and athletic games. Through these con- in Porto Rico. The prayers of their tacts many Southern lads have been many Pittsburgh friends are ear- enlightened concerning the truths of nestly requested by the Missionary the Catholic Faith. Many times the Servants of the Most Holy Trinity zeal, of St. Joseph's students has for these seven Pittsburgh students resulted in the con version of and the other six members of their Two Lengths Southern boys. class who have generously offered The Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity is a Community Prof. Gale Bolt relieves muscle strain and backache. Gives correct support of Priests and Brothers founded for and relieves that tired feeling. Highly recommended by doctors for wear after operations and for general, all-around wear. Fine, pink coutil, moderately C. D. A. TO CO-OPERATE boned. Side closing. Elastic inserts at top, each side. "Easy-to-Adjust-Laces." The Prof. Gale Health Belt It Worn for the Following Conditions: IN WELFARE BENEFIT 1. To correct posture. 2. For convalescent, post-operative and other abdominal support. | The Solemn St, Rita Novena of Recognizing the splendid work done by the. Catholic Boy Welfare 3. For sacro-iliac sprain (backache). nine Tuesdays preceding and in League and appreciating the need 4. For ptosis support (sagging abdominal muscles). i preparation for the great festival, for the further extension of this 5. For hernia. ("The Feast of the Roses," starts in work, the majority of courts of i Epiphany church next Tuesday and the Catholic Daughters of America 1SA390—For Short Figures-. 5 ft. 4 inches and under. Waist sizes: 26, 27, 28, 29, ends May 22, the feast of the Saint. have signified their willingness to 30, 31, 32, 33, 34. 35, 36, 37. and 38 inches. co-operate in the promotion of a 18A393—For Average and Tall Figures 5 ft. 5 inches and taller. Waist sizes: 28, The General Intention running benefit play, "The Man Who 29. 30, 31, 32, 33, 34. 35. 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, and 42 inches. throughout the Solemn Rose Novena Washed His" Hands," to be held in | this year will be the speedy realiza- the Catholic Boys High School Mon- | tion in our nation of the "new deal" day and Tuesday evenings, April For Large Women with outlined by the president and to- 1 wards which he is bending every ef- Fall Proportions and j fort, and to this end, at every serv- The speakers committee is ar- MAIL TODAY Heavy Abdominal Lines A - i ice, a special prayer will be offered ranging for addresses to be de- up to ask St. Rita to pray to her livered before the members of this organization outlining the scope of Sears, Roebuck and Co. $>1 .98 You Fee! ] Divine Spouse with whom her in- work done by the Catholic Boy I tercession is so powerful and her 328 N. Highland Are. Fast Liberty r»»l paid the Lift I S prayers so efficacious that the spirit Welfare League. Gerard Henne will at Once | of Divine Wisdom guide and govern address the East. liberty Court on Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. * Firm «•Inter- his every act, crowning all with Thursday evening, April 23. locked" Elastic at I success. Thomas Mahoney will be heard at Gentlemen: Each Side. the Congress of Women's Clubs * Doable Strap The Feast of the Roses has its on Monday, March 20, addressing I am interested in obtaining more Aatomatie Side i foundation in the following wonder- the members of the Pittsburgh information about Professor Gale's Lacing for Perfect j ful miracle attesting the Saint's Court. William J. McGe\ an will Adjustment. | sanctity. speak at the Allegheny Court or. Health Garments. I would like to * Fine Pink Coutil. One day in the month of January Tuesday, March 2K make an appointment to be fitted in * Well Boned Front i a cousin of St. Rita's went to the The construction of the stage your store ( ). I would like to have and Back. j Magdalene Convent to visit her. The setting is well under way. An au- This Prof 1 visit was a short one, for on that thentic Roman palace has been de- your representati\ e call me by tele- 0;»le Model ad- ! particular day St. Rita was very ill mirably control« signed for the play by the artist phone and explain more fully Profes- .Marve'ou* fleshy abdomen, j and suffered much. On taking her of the players, Gerry Doran. lends correct I leave her cousin asked St. Rita if sor Gale's Health Garments ( ). 1 "I)ia-Trim" poiture, and she could do any favor for her. ; # N • B • I « < gives wonderful "Yes, cousin," said the Saint, "bring ST. FRANCIS, HOMESTEAD understand that I am in no way obli- Afte»* the support to the • Far «Il F1«- entire flgure. a me a rose from the garden of my The feast of St. Joseph will be gated to buy. R e c o mmended 1 | old home in Rocca Porrena." m for women with I observed in a most solemn manner • DmM< elastic at »lightly pendu- I St. Rita's request surprised her with High Mass and Communion of Check Above With an X sides , . . lit*: lous condition. I cousin, who thought that perhaps the children and adults of the par- tarn»« at aia- Hooks at side / her mind was affected by her illness. »hrajm front; has easy- / |, ish, followed by Benediction with adjusting laces / A I as it was mid-winter and the climate the Blessed Sacrament, at 8 o'clock at each side of Rocca Porrena exceedingly cold; on Monday morning. Elastic Insert at \Jj her relatives and the nuns who were bottom back. A visiting priest will deliver the WVI! made of Pink Karen Strip.» i in attendance could not be persuaded Lenten Sermon Sunday evening, ISA tan — Kvrn | that the rose could be found. Never- j 1*UI°J—Eren hast 5tun Ml« walai »Ik««; 32, after which the close of the Nover.a Î2 ta SOtaches. Stat e ta t meas 34. M, ,1S W, «, i theless, to humor the Saint, her cou- j to St. Joseph will take place. ere taken euer dress. II not IkM and 44 fnehe*. sin told her that she would try to j Confessions will be heard Friday e* la Ï2 «riet, send Se fa» pestate Mat* «taint nnd j fulfill her errand, though she I hip meanarr evening, before and after the Way t n k e a o « e r I thought it would be impossible to j of the Cross, for the feast of the »Ire»». I find what she asked for. St. Rita \ Annunciation on Saturday, March I responded: "My dear cousin, there is I 25, a first-class feast. High Mass in nothing impossible to God." honor of the Blessed Virgin and spe- The security with which St. Rita j cial devotion will take place Satur- spoke these words determined her | day morning at 8 o'clock, which will cousin to set out at once for Rocca 1 be attended by the whole parish. $ ATI S F ACT I ON G U A RA NT E ED OR YOUR MONEY BACK Porrena, and to her great astonish- j The Sodality of the Blessed Vir- ment and amazement, on entering j gin at the last meeting offered to the garden, she saw on a sapless; sponsor the burning of the regular 326 NORTH HIGHLAND AVENUE, EAST LIBER and leafless rose bush, a beautiful Sanctuary Lamp before the Blessed red rose in full bloom. She plucked Sacrament for 10 weeks for the the rose and returned to Cascia as \ benefit of the members and to peti- quickly as possible and gave the rose i tion God for an improvement of the to St. Rita. The Saint received the j conditions of the times. The Lenten Novena in honor of rose with great gladness and joy. Next Sunday will bt (9 rence A. O'Connell. never miss that little hit, but it will her Coenen of Southern Nigeria to 1922. serve to bring down on your head visitor at the parish house the blessings and prayers of many the past week. thousands of grateful missionaries and their flocks, many of whom pray ¡senator Fittman says six years The Catholic Women's Union of ; Detroit, March 13.—The Catholic every day for the Catholic Medical would allow a president to carry out Pittsburgh district will hold a meet-; schools of Detroit will close their Mission Board and its benefactors. his policies; but sometimes it's the ing on Monday evening, March 20, in ] scholastic year on May 26, the same If your imagination is active, Mission Works of Charity president and not the policies that the St. Augustine hall, Lawrence- j day on which the public schools will should be carried out. — The Path- 1 | these cold figures will bring a sad By request of the military author- ville. Members are urged to attend. end their term. | truth to your heart. The needs of ties, His Excellency Msgr. Massi, j each of these mission stations for Vicar Apostolic of Hankow, has con- : medical aid are extreme. In one let- sented to care for t!" ? welfare of > ter a missionary tells about a ter- 2,300 Communists, ta!:en prisoners The finest of II ; rible internal parasite, and pleads by Chank-Kai Shek. His Excellency churned fresh 4 : for medicine. But the medicine costs was happy to offer the alms oLChris- . a great deal of money to buy. In tian charity to these unfortunate Pittsburgh and is | another letter a poor Sister de- prisoners, most of whom are mere your n e i g h b ^ ; scribes herself .in the midst of a youths, and many of whom are suf- I crowd of lepers, and begs for mate- fering from fever and cholera. grocer. ASK FOI | rials to manufacture that one drug Father Cavallini ft as been put in : called Chaimoogra oil. Chaimoogra charge of the work and has as as- MONASTERY AVENUE EVERGLADE OS53-103Î I grows in her neighborhood, but she SOUTH SIDE. PITTSBURGH. PA sistants two catechi.-ts and a Chi- I needs chemicals to purify it ard nese doctor. The prisoners are de- Herewith is the schedule of retreats at St. Paul's Retreat House for I make it fit for medical use. Another tained in temporary prison camps, the 1932-33 season. i letter describes the dangers and 800 in the old Mankivuen Theater Our Trust Department acts as executor, sdM Mar. 3- 5—Pittsburgh Council, K of C. John Gorrell. Carrfcb 154$ or John I necessities of the missions in China, and 1,500 in an old enclosed court- tor, agent, trustee, guardian, receiver and H McShane. Fairfax 1720 or Federal 0327. and Sancta Maria | where, besides the poor people of group. Jeannette, Irwin, Greensburg. etc. Call Jack Collier yard called Singsingtze: ;han. Since Irwin 180. or Paul Carroil, Jeannette lMl-R. \ the district, women soldiers come in September 28 the missionary and | Mar. 10-12—University Catholic Club of Pittsburgh. St. Reg-fs Group. Call | seeking bandages for their hurts. Accounts of Corporations, Firnu John Stafford. Everglade 40?« I Mar. 17-1»—Mater Admirabills. Call G. Henne. Highland 7993 or D. Clark So the letters pour in, one more ; places _ daily, curing thè sick and Locust 0206. pitiful than the other, and it is a | supplying free of charge the neces- Individuals Solicited I Mar. 34.-26—St. Joseph Group. Call Mr. Brozier. Carnegie 1002-J or Mr rare morning when the director does Skarry, Federal 1834-R. | sary medicine and distributing re- ® i? TT« y, 47 TR} T?=a n», Mar. 31-April 2—Pittsburgh Railways. St. Christopher Call Jim Gray not find on his desk some Setter from I ligious pamphlets to all and alms to *Vf,fUj IK &Vifvfii iUJM itiü«i |U? Fédérai 3768-J. the mi.-sion lands pleading for aid. the more needy. April 7- 9—Mother of Sorrow» Group. Call Mr. H. Carr. Court 5678 or We think ourselves unfortunate in j ll^ilp* TP? Yf"8 A TT Montrose 6935. Officials and soldiers who are in April 21-2*—Pittsburgh Police, St. Paul of the Cross. Call Dan Bradley the midst of this depression, but the I charge of the prisoners) have not IrlhjDEEAL Ii Highland 0160 or Phil Brentian, Highland 0160. worst we have ever known would be j failed to voice their admiration for April 28-30—Police. Call Dan Bradley. Highland 0160 or Phil Brennan an invaluable blessing to these poor i Highland 0160. the charity of the missionaries. Mr. May 6- 7—Bellevue-Allegheny K. of C, Star of the Sea Group. Call Dr. mission folk. Nor, are the letters Kiutsaitien, inspector general of en- Frank Boueek, Cedar 3514, or J. Paul Aland. Linden 2120. which some into the medical mission campments, has expressed himself May 12-14—"St. Luke" Doctors. Call Dr. A. R. Hampsey, Lehigh 6948 headquarters confined to the foreign May 19-21—Ave Maria. Call Dan Ha.mll!. Hemlock 1612. as being highly satisfied with the May 23-24-25—Mid-week. Firemen. "St Florlan." Call Captain Covne field. Some pitiful stories arrive j work which "the Catholic Church is Cedar 9733 or Joe Carlin. Carrlck 2932 J. from the Indian missions and from carrying on among the prisoners May 26-28—Police Group No. 4. the mission in the Southwest. with a high sense of humanity." The June 2- 4—Sacred Heart Retreat, Insurance Men. Call Dave Gray Walnut Allegheny Trust 0145-R or Pete McTigue. Lehigh 7617-W We do not expect any one indi- Communists themselves are not in- June 9-11—Society of St. Vincent dt Paul. Call Dave Martin. Wellington vidual to do a great deal personally sensible to the efforts for their moral PITTSBURGH, PA. 1894-J. to help the cause, but we should like uplift and in three weeks baptism There are only two reserved retreats in this list—that of the Doctors to have many helpers who will each "in articulo mortis" was admin- and that of the Lawyers. It has been thought best to reserve these re- do a little for the medical missions. istered to 388 of what Father Caval- treats to men only of these professions. Any man may make a retreat An hour or so a week will enable lini calls his "dear Communists." with any one of the other groups whether he be of the particular class you to make great quantities of ban- How can the missionaries help WETANDT DRUG of employment designated or not and whether he belong or not to the danges and dressings during the but Jove them when they remember Specialty Prescription» particular society designated. The members of these groups .¡¿ill gladly I coarse of the year. A few dollars j 80,1 welcwRve any man. that these very men who have held j Phone«—Traffanl 9481-94M-M71 coatributed each year from the very i as prisoners Monsignor Ricci and, «37 COVITI AVENUE Vil