IN THIS ISSUE à S CfT. Ferdinand Brown of Pittsburgh ordained with New Mare ami bf|nt class in history of Bureau of St. Viaeeat fMMl-"* Fathers. Paul Society to be fe Founded in 1844 by Rt. Rev. Michael O'Connor, Firit Bishop of Pitttburgh Dioc«m opened on 8 rada jr. THE PITTSBURG: " — A, H CATHOLIC 0CHTY-EIGHTH YEAR PITTSBURGH, FEBRUARY 12, 1931 Nli 7

New St. Vincent De Paul Building Radio Speaker m HELP IHM)IRE Beautiful New Edifice Taking Dr. Maynard Address At Shape for Assumption I Special Two Weeks' Services Clients of Mother of Perpetui Theater on Sunday Will Be At St. Francis Xavier's Parishioners to See of Interest to Them j Help at St. Philomena'» Start on Feb. 15 Express Gratitude Work is progressing rapidly on j the beautiful new Church of the As- ! The address to b p (¡riven by l>r. ; Arrangements «re completed for gumption, Bel lev UP. and the exteri- Theodore Maynard of Georgetown the two weeks' Capuchin Mission Sixty-five acknowledgements rf b< or will »»on ' completed, it is ex- j University at the Harris Theater, which will be conducted by the Rev. favors received through the later i peeted. The Rev. 1. .1. McGovern Diamond street, on Father Sigmund Cratz, O.M.Cap., cession of the Mother of PerpeMl t-I mtnr »nd it is largely due to ' Sunday; Febru- and the Rev. Father Regis Krah, [a pastor, ami ary 15, under the auspices of the ! [Help came to the Redemptoriat Fa- his untiring efforts and zeal Fourth Degree, Knights O.M.Cap., at the Church of St. long sen ire as pas-1 thers at St. Phalomena's Perpetaal throughout his bus for the allaying of Francis Xavier, California avenue, chu h that the relif •ions North Side. The Holy Mission will Help Shrme during the past week. tor of Assumption prejudice, will be of consii s is now arising e rail! open with a Solemn High Mase on beautiful new edifi terest to non-Catholics, as the Several returned thanks for haviag ructure. as Sunday, February 15, at eleven to replace the old s speaker prior to his being received secured employment through th* has progressed o'clock, during which special music The contractor h into the occupied aid of this gvacious Lady; opetaMMH-i e outside of the will be rendered by the combined with his work on the pulpits in the churches of two nop extent that all Junior ami Senior choirs. The first were undergone successful]/; building to such an Catholic denominations. re and judge week will be for the women of the woman returned thanks for the the parishioners may A large group of Knights of Col- the final ap- and their friends and the sec- for themselves as tr I limbus officers will be seated on the tial restoration of her hearinf. ure. Leo A. ond week will be for the men. The pearanoe of the ¡-tru stage during the lecture and among The most consoling favor m i liajf • of the As- mission will close on March 1. IfeHuilen, a member . the invited guests who will lie pres- during the past week was thai) •ommittee and Dr. Theodore Maynard The program covering the Mission iumption Church c. ent are Very Rev. Joseph ,1. Calla- granted to a worried mother. Seaw tect of the new Services announced by the Rev. Pat- „ho i» also the arclut han. C.S.Sp.. President of Duquesne time ago her beet-loved boy IsA the following rick E. Maher, pastor, is as follows: . church, has written University; Rev. Paul K. Campbell, | home. No word regarding his Am- ' terior of the| Women'» Miaaion dtecription of the :nt • Superintendent of Parish Schools; | tination. Time passed and stiil no* m fit of all in the February 15 to February 22 building for th bi | Rev. Jerome D. Hannan, D.D.; Rev. i i word. Harraseed and distracted th* 1 Morning Service—Mission Masses j jariih. Brother I>. Edward, F.S.C., Princi- [good mother betook herself to the provide a par- —(week days) 5:45 add 8:00 o'clock. •The basement pal. Boys Catholic High School; | Shrine of Our Lady of PtrpatfBit ai: d 121 feet jrfl hall, 60 feet wide ; Hon. A. B. Reid, Hon. Frank P. I Evening Services—Rosary, Ser- { Help. She began the novena for th* . kitchen. The (Ctinedlost) long, with an adjacent I Patterson and Hon. John P. Kgan of j mon and Benediction at 7:45 o'clock. return of her boy. Four weeks of also located in the heating plant the Court of Common Pleas; Past newly-remodeled store and The parish societies also give Tuesday evening special Confer- The Rev. Dr. John K. Cartwright, the novena passed—when una** taaement. State Deputies John B. McDonough, | Bureau of the St Vincent de ! groceries, coal ind clothing and help ences: Married Women in church at assistant pastor of St. Patrick's pectedly a letter comes from the we enter Even George Jean Nathan Can "On the church level, j F. W. Rios, Jr., and Leo G. Griffith; Paul Society 2005 Fifth avenue, will in many other ways. Not the least 7:45 ami single women in church Church, Washington, D. C„ and Prodigal. Happy, the woman m* 1 ined main Find Good Points in Plan | M. J. Hoban, Master, and John J. of the Society members' work is in turned thanks immediately and cetf» ; 4 the front into a stone be formallv pened on Sunday, Feb- hall, 7:45. Professor of Church History in vsstibule. which will have a tile I Gorrell, navigator, Fourth Degree;! rendering spiritual assistance to Sunday, February 22, at 3 o'clock thraed to pray for the boy's return | To Censor Theater ruary 15, and a hearty welcome is the Sulpician Seminary at the {tor with stone borders. ThI hii s ves ¡J. V. Brogan, Joseph A. Hensler. Ed-! those in need of it; bringing them —Solemn closing of Mission fori home. The novena went on. WeA> ward I,ee Bladel, Louis F. S. Cook, 1 extended to all in the diocese to call peace and contentment of mind Catholic University of America, nesday, February 4, was to manf I titrate will have a wood timber ceil- (By George Jean Nathan in Yarviy women. and Edward P. Griffin, local Knights ; and inspect the new quarters. Cloth-1 through getting them back to the the last of the nine Wedneednttil jM. Adjacent to the vestibule and Fair for February)- Children's Miaaion who will be the speaker m the ¡of Columbus officers. Senator Frank! ing, shoes, furniture and household Church wherever they have strayed Thanks to the Mother of Pi iinlaat " Maratcd from it by a stone arch, It is all very well to oppose cen- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday j Catholic Hoar of radio broadcast- J. Harris will preside. A short mu items are given to the Society by' away. Help—on Tuesday, the dav before il the Baptistry, stone lined and sorship of honest effort in any di- -i mornings and afternoon« during the : i sical program will precede the lec- benefactors who share in the many Anyone having donations of ing, beginning Sunday, March 1. the close of the novena the hoy pole ' treated with a timber ceiling in a rection. 1 myself have devote! the week of February 15. jture. I.eo J. Aaron is general chair- indulgences gained through their clothing, shoes, etc., for the poor is Dr. Cartwright will deliver four in his appearance at home. I mafia* Banner harmonizing with the main best years of my life and enough ink- Thursday morning—Solemn clos-; man. contributions to the Society. Hun- requested to call the Society's truck addresses. The Catholic Hour is the thanks and the confidence of"th* '", Wtibule. to print the Congressional Record ing with General Communion at 8:00 dreds of article* are given away at Grant 1233, and the truck will good woman in the interceaaw#i.-l for the next century to such opposi- o'clock Mass. sponsored by the National Council The Main Vestibule monthly by the Society to the needy, call for the articles. Officials of the power of the Mother of Ferpeta* tion. But the fight requires a very I of Catholic Men and is broadcast "From the mam vestibule, three through the Store and Clothes | Society report that the demand for Men's M ianion Help! considerable skill, strategy and tech-1 doors lead to the inside, one at the NAMED NEW EDITOR Bureau, and many hundreds of fam he)el;p is very pressing at this time, February Z2 to March 1 over a network of the National nique and, at this point in the game.; Great Leaten Nee—a ecnter to the center aisle, and at ilies are also assisted through their annd urge all who can do so to con- Mom ing Service«—Mission Masses i Broadcasting Company. the Dramatists' Guild strikes me as : the sides, one each to the (iospel OF ROSARY MAGAZINE local parish societies. tribute as liberally as possible. (week days) 5:45 and 8:00 o'clock. Ash Wednesday the neat T nidi ; being FB

Seton Hill College, beginning In E E the present semester, is offering Ju- j j mors and seniors of high academic Bill of Arizona Legislator standing, the opportunity of reading OPTOALE "Catholic Hour" Speaker Also PENN AVE, st SEVENTH ST. (Pitt Theeter^ Would Take "Business" i for an Honors degree. The research w Makes Reply to Question preparatory to the adoption of the OHIO Away From Reno About Purgatory plan w»j- inaugurated by President Daniel Richard Sullivan in Nwvem- Tucson, Aril., Jan. 16. — An- (Br V C W C News Servire) I lw»r, 1929, and a committee of the I faculty composed of Dr. James A. Ml, Mala SMt nouncement of a member of the New York, Peb. 7.—The doctrine ! Satan state legislature that he plans in- Reeve«, Dr. Frank Bennett, I>r. of indulgences and the doctrine of troducing a bill to legalize the is- SummerfMd Baldwin, and Sister M. suance of a divorce to persons who Purgatory were among the topics Cyril Aaron, has been at work upon discussed by the Rev. John E. Wick- th: outline since that time. The Perhaps alone of all artistic pianos have resided in the state 90 days, 10 English systems in effect at Oxford THE GOLDEN STl that Arizona could "get its share of ham. of New York, hi answering land Cambridge and the Swarthmorei of today, the Baldwin that goes the only business which at the pres- questions tn the "Catholic Hour," ! revision of these were particularly j ent time is normal," has aroused the last evening. The "Catholic Hour" ,studied. into your home is exactly the sane indignation of Catholic leaders. DAIRY CO. Notice of his intention to file the is sponsored by the National Coun- j The Seton Hill scheme Is a modi- WHOLESALE mm4 RETAIL Baldwin that is used upon the con- bill was followed by a letter from cil of Catholic Men and in broadcast fication of tl. se designed not to the legislator to his colleagues in over e network of the National ! supplant the credit system of earn- j ing a degree but to lend it greater Ice, Milk, Cream and Dairy cert platform, in radio stations and the state assembly, asking their sup- Broadcasting Company from Sta- port, The writer anticipated criti- [ flexibility. Qualified students are In sound pictures. cism for "making divorce easier," tion WEAF, here. eligible to commence honors studies EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO he stated, but wished to remind that j j at the beginning of their junior year The question« and answers are, In j under the guidance of the heads of the persons chiefly affected would part, as follows: Ledmer & Schoenberger Co. not be citizens of Arizona. Pro- the departments of Philosophy, His- Question: jtory and Politics, Comparative Lit- Pittibargh'i Mane Cntur longed thought on the subject, he erature, English and I-atin. The said, had convinced him that "the How can the Church believe that STUART P. McLEAN «31 LIBERTY AVENUE Fides) she is justified In granting power studies will involve a considerable adoption of this law would bring ; Ixxly of directed reading controlled IM Wick Avs., Yotaegatowaa, Ohi* into Arizona more money than any Mother Bernardlne, a member of to commit sin, through her doctrine of Indulgences? I by weekly or fortnightly reports and single industry now within the | the Congregation of the Holy | conf«*rences with the instructors and Funeral Flowera a Specialty state." Child JMUN, who was ntie of tike Answer: Not event God Almighty Flower» far AH OeeeeieM et Mederete Prises al A> can grant power for the commitment the usual semester examinations. Would ft hare In "HarTeet" three foreigner* recently honored The Honors degree, however, is not PROMPT DELIVERY by the Japanese authorities et of sin, and if the Ohurch attempted I granted upon credits, but as a re- LIQUOR AND DRUG TREATMENT The letter continued: to do what lies beyond the compass If M call or Osaka, Japan, for outstanding ed- I suit of a comprehensive examina- Ar% your home and loved oil« being ruineand d by thl» curia? "We all know, or have been in-' ucational work rn the city. She of Omnipotence, she would be, in tion, written and oral, by a special writ* for literature Information ; formed that, because Nevada ha? was the only non-Japanese pre- very truth, a blasphemer. • hoard at the end of the senior year. SHADY SIDE SANITARIUM such a law on its books, the city of | sented to the Fmperor on hia visit When the I/ord forgives the mal- , If the comprehensive examinations Formerly Keno alone reaps a harvest of ap- ! to Osaka in 1929. She has been is ice of sin and accordingly takes : are passed with a grade of A or B away the eternal punishment of its The Fort Steaben Hardware ft KEEL Y INSTITUTE—265 SHADY AVENUE , proximately $50,000,000 annually. If I Japan for 58 years. ; the candidate receives the Honors WHOLESALE AND RETAIL n i ncBOH. PA. PHONE ramo« MHS : by the passage of such a law our disobedience. He does not always Degree; if she falls to a C grade state could get even half this remit the temporal penalties due to \ she is eligible to a degree in course PHONE BILL 71 amount, you and I would feel that it ****** ; on the basis of earned academic 13« S. Fifth Street Steal we had done our part for the state, OBLIGATIONS OF POOR An indulgence ie a remission -White Transfer & Storage Co. i and our constituency would feel the whole or a part of this temporal j credits. < proud that they had elected us to TOLD TO 500 JOBLESS punishment due to sin, after God The reorganization aims to sfcimu- MOVING, STORING AND SHIPPING j represent them in the legislature. has forgiven it. It is granted from! late those who are able end eager (By N C. W N»»ws Service) the spontual treasure of the Church, j for a broader opportunity during the MODERN FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE "There is not a county or a town Cleveland, Jan. 24.—A congrega- ' within Arizona that would not ben- containing the infinite merits of the j last two years of college work. The 1740-48 WEST LIBERTY AVENUE tion of 500 unemployed men, virtual- Redemption of Christ and the mer- plan places more responsibility for j efit by such a law. Arizona, as you; ly all of whom were included in the 1885 Lehigh B120-5121 I know, has climatic conditions its of His saints. Only when a scholarship upon the student, per- THE ICE SERVICE Established "bread line" to receive a meal throughout the year suitable to those _ , , . at man is thoroughly sorry for his ain mits her to cultivate her interests Ice and Refrigerator« Ì persons who would be glad to spend' mmunity house at noon, and possesses genuine purpose of more intensely, and in general en- were invited into St. John's Cathe- amendment—in other words, when i courages the development of the 90 days in your country or mine or WEST END SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO. that of some other member of the dral this week to hear some instruc- he is in restored friendship with his critical and reflective attitudes to- Phone 40133 YOU1K legislature, while waiting for the tion from Msgr. Joseph F. Smith, Saviour,—does the fruit of an in- ward knowledge rather than the ac- time at which they could file divorce, Vicar General of the Cleveland Dio- dulgence come to his soul. His mo- cumulation of factual informafcior This 69-year-old bank provides perfect safely and Pastor of the Cathedral, on proceedings. * I cese tive in seeking an indulgence must or a mass of principles. In reality fer Pittsburgh savers and pays then 4 per cent I unemployment and the mind of the He a supernatural one: God's jus-¡the plan capitalizes the student's compound interest en their savings- Only Normal Business Church regarding man's duty to his tice, which has been offended and' originality hi a given Held while "It is estimated that the average j fellowman. God's love, which gives pardon,! striving to heighten the critical fac- Th« THORNTON LAI S MAIN L> WABASH PITTSBURGH person who goes to Reno for a ai- Explaining the unusual servies, must have dominant place in has ulty in the liberal arte, vorce spends $10,000. Many of them j Monsignor Smith said he wished to quest. Four members of the class of * DRY CLEANING are very rich and make Nevada their "how the men that the heart of the Question: Is the doctrine of Purg-' 1032, Miss Marv Dalton of Clifton ' permanent home. Arizona in every Church and its founder, Jesus Chnst, atory a later day accretion to Ca-, Springs, N. Y., Miss Lenore Howley Exclusive Users at Miracle«« C. I. RUHL, Proprietor b ats n ; way is more attractive than Nevada. I f } sympathy W1th them, but tholkism or was it known in the of New Castle, awi Miss Elizabeth 234 BELMONT AVENUE Pfceae 491SS YOUNGS Taste the Difference We would doubtless gain many of Ilhat,. a,s0 th,'v must cultivate the Church of the early Fathers ? ; McKenna and Miss Mary Schmidt RUHL'S BAKERY | these permanent citizens as well as ; quality of self help so far as they Answer: The Catholic Church, of Pittsburgh, were selected as eligi- PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO SPECIAL ORDERS j enjoy the business created by those f" .ibly do so. which sat at the feet of Christ, lis- ble to begin honors studies when the Monsignor Smith said that the MM Meie Street Roth Phones Penbrook. Pa. ' who only come and remain long ! tening to His message and treasur- semester opened February 9, and enough to gain their divorce. I Gospel .o, f St. Matthe, .. w. from the ing it. i.n her heart, has always! they are now engaged upon the Give Us a Try—Have Wagon Stop I "As I have stated before, by the I thirteenth verse of the twenty-fifth j pnayed for the dea She believe«! i work. WASHINGTON SQUARE passage of this lsw we would not chapter, is the mind the Church, that, after death, there are three j C S. THATCHES one man to be encouraging divorce, but would regarding the duty ol states or places—heaven, hell, and PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS only make it more pleasant for those another. people who are going to have their ir I PAGANS PAY HONOR TO Cor. Fifth and Washiagtea St. STEUBENTOUM feet friendship with God shall go to divorce anyway, ana thereby bring SHARPSBIRG CARD PARTY to Arizona the only business which a place of everlasting life or happi- RETURNED MISSIONER ness; they who have done evil, unre- C. MFumerai. MUSSELMA Director mnd Emhmlmmr N at the present time is normal." Court Grace f>9.'!, Catholic Daugh- pented for, will be sent to an abode Kalimpong, ndia, Feb. 8.—(N. C. Dealer in Fine Parait ars and Carpets ters of America, has completed its of eternal perdition. Purgatory, W. C.-Fides). — Touching scenes CARNAHAN'S DRUG SIX plana for the Valentine Bridge- LEMOYNE, PENNA. according to the Church's teaching, were witnessed upon the return to Fifth Street. NEWELL. W. VA. luncheon to be held Saturday, Feb- is a place or condition of temporary hia adopted country of BOY SCOUTS OBSERVE ruary 14, in the Knights of Colum- Mulberry Street. East Bad 114 punishment for those who depart the Very Rev. Msgr. Dounel, Super-! EAST uraroou ono 21st ANNIVERSARY bus home, 1634 Main street, Sharps- thin life in God's friendship, but ior of the Independent Mission of! burg. Luncheon will be served from who are not free of minor «ins, or Sikkim, Northern India, After 38 1 until o'clock, followed immedi- I Altoona, Pa., Feb. 9.—Sunday last 2 who have not fully paid the del«t years of uninterrupted service in ^ "Prompt Road Service" ately by cards. Bridge, Five Hun- due to their great misdeeds.****** Sikkim, the veteran had journeyed j marked the opening of Boy Scouts dred and Euchre will be played. i I twenty-first anniversary with a spe- Nothing denied can enter heaven; to France for the General Assembly! MEHRLICH TIRE SERVICE cial Mass for the Catholic Scouts Miss Mary Nestor is general and a sin which does not inflict a of the Parish Foreign Mission So-1 PAISLEY FUNERAL » ! at the Cathedral Chapel. The Mass chairman. Mrs. Rose Berner and fatal wound on the soul, that is notlciety. On his return he was pre-; 801-507 Ohio St., Millwale, Pa. Mrs. Mildred Donovan are in Distributors of LEE TIRES was largely attended, many of the a complete refusal to render love .sented with a heart of pure gold as boys receiving Holy Communion. A charge of cards. Mrs. A. Haggerty and service, does not condemn its a symbol of the affection of all \ and Mrs. Irene Mulvey in charge of Ambulance Serrict fine sermon was given by Rev. Fa- author to perdition. Nevertheless, | creeds and races. At certain sta- i the lunch. Reservations may be it ie a sin-bearing defilement. Ifitions of his journey more than 4,000 [ Phones—Oflce, Ne. It te. Ne. M , | 1 10 fi ^/":^ i made by callin111 g Sterling 3812-R. this defilement is not removed be-1 people gathered to greet him, | Scouts to persevere in the aims and | "J "*,. . r . 211 N. THIRD STREET TOKONTGÜ PfpSfi Undertaker and purposeni.rr.ose«s of the order. Ai new Coun I The proceeds will be used for char- fore death, it remains; and it needs; though there are but 1,000 Cath- L w. : W Funeral Director cil of Catholic Scout« has been re- ity. to be effaced before the sinner can! olics in the entire territory. The j cently formed under the direction be awarded residence with his greeters included Hindu priests and | ST. CYRIL OF ALEXANDRIA'S L P. C. A. HI Ball Phone 3 301 Main Street, Reynoldsville, Pa. of Rev. Father M. Munley, pastor Church street, Friday evening, Feb- Maker. The Church believes that j Buddhist Bonzes, of St. Mary's church, Hollidaysburg. in Purgatory this removal of defil-1 Sikkim is an English subdivision of During the Lenten season the Ute regular monthly ruary 13. ! the Pittsburgh Cirelss'ef Miiis Marie Schott, prefect of the ment is aff< ed and the soul ie ren- the territory of Kimpalong, situate«! >churc h of St. Cyril of Alexandria Parent-Teachers' Association of dered worthy to enter heaven. at the foot of the Himalayas be-1 will have a sermon every Sunday national Federation et. Sodality, is acting as general chair- Alumnae will be held at j the Cathedral parish held a delight- man and ha.s appointed as her as- Question: Catholics oppose what; tween Nepal and Bhutan on thel and Wednesday evening. On Wed- ful exhibition of musical harmonies they call interference with personal | road to Tibet. Though erected in j Academy, Sunday, Fe sistants, Miss Margaret Ryan, chair- nesday evenings Father Jerome B. three p. m. GREENSBURG, PA. by grade six at the last meeting. man of the prize committee; Miss liberty. Your Church, however, for-1 January, 1929, the Mission counts I Hannan, D.D., will have his sermons The election of officers was also Anne Gorham, refreshments; Miss bids her members to read even some 11,000 Catholics and the population j and he will talk on "Pillars of of the world's masterpieces of liter-1 is extremely well disposed. The * ST. C ANICE*! held. Mrs. Mayme McAleer, prosi- j Rosalia Brandt, bridge; Miss Marie Justice." On Sunday evenings Father | dent, whose term of two years was Michel, "000"; Miss Katherine Hoi-,|ature . , How do you reconcile these King of Sikkim and the Minister of! I Bhutan have sent their children to! Charles Weisman will have his ser- A card party was heU ! ; filled, was succeeded by Mrs. Mary "and, euchre, and Miss Mercedes | things. mons, and the subject which he will Griffin. Over twelve hundred dol- ceum boya fer the IM Coleman, reception. I Answer: The author whose skill | the Catholic schools. speak on is "The Eternal Troth." Society of St Vinceet Da lars was contributed to the upkeep A number of valuable prizes have j® recognized by all the canons of j „ WILLIAM MURPHY tM r All services will start at 7:30 the school heU Wedneadaf j ! of the schools during the past year GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS been secured, some of which are on I " ? ); criticism, may, in some o'clock. February 11. GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLIES by the association. display at the office of Facius Reel I Particular volume, forget his fine Estate Company, Monongahela ave- standards and etoop to unworthy MWI letttl lis NORTH M AIR STREBT, GRRRRS BURG, PA. SODALITY CARD PARTY nue Swissvale. | themes. He receives no approval OBITUARIES Music for the reception will be for his volume from the Church, The Young Toadies' Sodality of St. fumi-shed by Kenneth Deanes Radiwo ****** And the more famous the Patrick G. Mahoney Anselm's Church, Swissvale, will Artists. Card playing wi "begin at pen. the greater is its respomdbil Patrick Gorman Mahoney died at FUNERAL DIRECTORS hold their pie-Lenten card party 8 o'clock and the reception will be MÎT foT K™*1 or for harm- More hia home, 109 Walnut street. Union- and reception in the school hall,' from 10 t•o 12- .- then once the Church has been con-town, Pa., at 2 o'clock ^Thursday af- sidered as not appreciative of minds ternoon, February 6, following a H. S. COSHEY SONS of undoubted genius; and her re- short illness of lobar-pneumon ia. fusal to place crowns of reward on Mr. Mahoney was born August 8, the brows of some of the poets and 1860, at Brady's Bend, Pa, and romanticists hss been pronounced moved to Uniontown in 1879. As- JOHN A. FREYVCX Tales From Oat Beyond a sign of narrow intellect. Better, suming administration of the Tercy By THE FIDES COLYUMIST Funeral Directors however, that the entire library of Mining Company as general super- (Wrlttea tar N. C. W. C. Features) the finest sentences be destroyed intendent and general manager he Funeral Director Pittabvrgk, Pa. PHONE 118 GREENSBURG, PA. that the heart of the least among remained with the company until men be hurt by any unholiness. The It was twenty-flve minutes past —hardest of all for Muttammal, the the mine was entirely worked out. Ambulance service to any point ia Allegheny County, day i midnight when a deafening shower caste-victim Hindu, is to possess Church holds by high standards in It was about 10 years ago when he j letters; Modern Funefal Home. of blows descended on Father Cere's freedom. Hence her capture by a she guarded the ancient retired. He is survived by his widow,' No charge for use of guest rooms. door. group of sturdy Christians and her classics of the Roman and Greek Mrs. Lillian McCuskey Mahoney;! ST. CLAIR SUPPLY CO. "Who's there?" transport along the road to Trich- literature, when the barbarians three sons, Joseph and Lawrence, at' "It is us—we have Muttammal." inopoly. swept down through Europe; and home, and John who is at Philadel-1 3406 FIFTH AVENUE COAL AND COKE What was it, a kidnapping? And she is still teaching the worth of phia; one daughter. Miss Mary Ma- MAyflower 1665 Reaideace HAa The Pagan Postulant • Builders' Supplies and Ready Mixed Concrete the victim being brought at dead of these clasiscs in her colleges. She homey of Pittsburgh and one sister, In dead of night Muttammal drove CUT STONE night to the missioner's door? And is urging the pursuit of learning Mrs. Margaret G. Cmy of Pitts- the victim a woman of thirty carry- on to the railroad, and with the with the fullest encouragement. But burgh, and four grandchildren. He! Oarfc and George Sts. Phone Greensburg SCO Gieensbnrg, Pa. ing all her belongings? parish women took the train. As had she will never impart benediction to was buried from St. John's rhurch, I A light lit, the door opened and been feared, upon the stop at Mana- a literary lance and dedicate it to a Uniontown, with a Solemn Requiem out came the priest. "It is you, parai there were the mother and the cause unworthy. Mass at 9 o'clock on Saturday, Feb- Muttammal—the plan worked." girl's relatives, prepared to make a ruary 7. Funeral Direi BROWN'S DRUG STORE "Yes, Father, just as you ar- scene. Muttammal was carefully hidden between the seats, however, 2361 ERNBrownsville RoeYd Featuring Our Own Homemade lee Cream ranged. I went this evening to the Michael Gresko MA Christian family as you instructed and the train pulled on to Trich- VOCATIONAL LECTURES Starford, Pa., Feb. 6.—Michael CArrick 1883 » STREBT GREERSRCRG, PA me. These men came toward dusk inopoly. The kidnaping had been Gresko, prominent merchant of and hurried me off over the long successful. Muttammal entered the FOR SAINT VINCENTS Starford, died in Butler Hospital at road. They have been very strong convent, where she is now studying 6:45 o'clock on Saturday morning, and very swift." for baptism—a sort of pagan postu- Latrobe, Pa., Feb. 9.—Rev. Al- Jan. 31, from injuries received in an MX PHOKE 1HS2-J O. 8. STEEL lant she is, one of those many in- cuin Tasch, O.S.B., registrar and automobile accident the previous Escorted to Safety n a tesHtos Pasts, Switch Krya. Gmntw Brashes, Starter Switches congruous things which we discover head of the Department of Educa- day. DU "Good. But you are not safe yet. out beyond. Naturally, it will be tion at St. Vincent College, has an- The deceased was born In Aus- JOHMi J. CaneyN, Jr . JAmt.. CARNEY " Bitter? She» »applies, Stewart Waraer Varum Tanh Parts, HceSIx DriveDr s You must now take my carriage and many years, if ever, before she can nounced a new list of speakers for Speedometer Service tria Hungary on April 8, 1873. H» Limememe Sanità 117 E. PITTSBURGH ST. drive on to the next village to the hope for the title of "Sister." the Vocational Guidance lectures had resided in Starford for 26 GREENSBURG. PA. train. For security I will send with which are a feature of the Orienta- »"•••ral am* aie« Marra? Sima • palai al ami M. Father Cere avers that it is a sign years, where he conducted a general rumi Maia NT Orata«* Ita««. TM. unitili I you two solid pariah women and my of that in two years he tion course for freshmen at the La- store. He was a member of the catechist, a man who is not afraid has had four such cases of pagan trobe college. Holy Name Society, Holy Rosary on necessity to give or receive blows. daughters of distinguished families Ray Sprigle, city editor of the Society and Slovak Catholic Union. I shall give you, too, the necessary who have entered the convent. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, is sched- He leaves his widow and the fol- documents to enter the convent at parents of the other three, however, uled to address the students on Feb- lowing children: Anna M., Helen L., These DreggisU Have What Yon Order or Will Get It for Yon Trichinopoly." offered no opposition—indeed, have ruary 9 in a lecture on "Journalism and Joseph T. Gresko, all at home; Joseph A. Crowley DRUGGISTThey Do Not Offer "SOMETHING JUST A8 GOOD.S" Ah! So it was to the convent she done the extraordinary thing of vis- and Newspaper Work." Weaver Andrew D.' Gresko of Cleveland, O., Ml« was headed! Precisely. Muttammal, iting their children within the Rogers of Pittsburgh is booked to John C. Gresko of Indiana, Julia R. let us explain, is a high caste Hindu cloister and have rendered them speak on February 17; Mr. Horn- Gresko of Washington, D. C., Mary woman. Her family is wealthy and many favors. Time was when the bostle, Pittsburgh architect and E. Gresko, a novice in the Order of she has wealth in her own name, an fall of the watf rs of baptism opened professor at Carnegie Tech, who the Vincentian Sisters of Charity, JAMES C. CAMPBELL, Funeral Berger's Drug Store Harvey R. Bennett extraordinary thing in her region. up a yawning abyss between parents will lecture on "Architecture" on and Francis R. Gresko, a student at Pfeaaa. M—tra«« OMS an (teff Si ËSÎ; For a long while she has had a de- and child, and they never again February 20. Donald Howard, chair- St. Vincent's College, Beatty, Pa. e» MI j. amili i» Prescription Specialist sire to be baptised and to enter the man of Commercial Affairs of the Prescription Specialists could meet. Funeral services with a Solemn | We Deliver Promptly convent. But her parents have been Ami now we shall not be at ease Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce, bitterly opposed. She is thirty and Requiem Mass were held at 10! 1M1 CARSON STREET till we hear the Christian name Mut- will speak on "The Secretarial Pro- o'clock Tuesday morning in St. I (742 REYNOLDS the law gives her freedom, but in tammal re'- 'ived, Muttammal, the fession and Organization Work," M. A. HANLON, Funeral India as in other parts of the world, Klizabeth's church. Interment was SI St—HILAND—»0« I PITTSBURGH PBNNA. kidnapped pagan postulant. probably on a date during the last in St. Bernard's cemetery, Indiana, possession is nine points of the law week in February. tmvuRoa wmt (CopyrlKlit, ivii. N. C. W. CI Pa. J 6350 FRANKSTOWN AVfc URI It, IMt 1M4 TMS PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC EICHENLAUB ARE YOU STILL UNEMPLOYED? ••FOR BETTKR FURNITUR!4 CAN'T YOU SETTLE THAT VOCATION? ST. W DOES ILLNESS STILL CLING TO TOUT Propagation of Faith Society ARE YOU DISTRESSED—BODY OR SOUL f IIS North Craig StrMt, Pittsburgh. Pa. WIN ESSAY CONTEST ROT. T. C Klimko. Diocesan Director Hundreds have found solace through the Novena Services in honor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. February Furniture Said Honors Are Gainstd in City-Wide 1930 Summary of World Miaaiona | and in Tananarive, Madagascar. Competition by Parish ¡Two Dioceses in India, Kottar and WHY NOT YOU? The Reverend Pierre Charles, S J., > Kumbakonam, have been confided holder of the Chair of MissdonoJogy The great Lenten Novena in honor of the Mother H. S. Contestants to Indian clergy; Bishop Pereira CONTINUES WITH GREATER SAVINGS at the Catholic University of I/ou- prseide« over the diocese of Kottar of Perpetual Help begins Ash-Wednesday evening Miss Mary Scul fy of St. John the vain, Belgium, offers, through Fx tee land Rt. Rev. Msgr. Xavier becomes and continues until April 16th. Baptist High school was the winner Sorvice, a nummary of the world I Administrator of the diocese of of the first prize off $50 and a schol- missions for 1S30. Progress is note») ! Kumbakonam. In China, two Vicar- THE BEST WAY TO SPEND LENT— arship to any college, offered by the in four departments: increase of j iatas and one Prefecture were con- diocese aixi prefectures by ereIrtsi- IN UNION WITH MARY'S DOLORS! Traffiìramcc vCommisaad ominjssaun ooxf Pittsburgh fided to the leadership of Chineee astical divisions; development of a the Pitts- ; prelates, thus bringing the number in its recent coyest in native clergy; mass conversions; •rtrude Hun- of territories under native Clergy MARTS SORROWFUL WAY burgh schools. hps* Gort and the work of the Catholic press. german of St. John's HigHij h was the in China to twelve. The year haa Feb. 18: "THE PROPHECY" winner of the firize in the second The muKiplioaition of mission ter- ! seen the profession of the first "Di- Feb. 25: "FLEEING HEROD" | division of the contest. ritories by the divisions of those ¡ciples of the Lord" and native Mar. 4: "LOSING ONE'S TREASURE" Highest averages of the various already existent has continued with ¡Chinese religious congregation j classes of St. Jfohn's High as an- the same rhythm as in precAiling I founded by His Excellency the apos- Mar. lit "THE SORROWFUL MEETING" ! nounced this wefek by the principal ye»r under the energetic direction tolic Delegate, Arrhbiahop Corwtan- Mar. 18: 'THE HEARTS CRUCIFIXION" are: of the Sacred Congregation of the j tini; the foundation of the first Propaganda Fide. Mofrt favored this j Benediotine Monsatery in the Bel- Mar. 25: "AFTER THE TRAGEDY" Senior Class ' gian Congo; the arrival in Indo- Stella Grainer, Beatrice Cornelia, year are China and South India. In Apr. 1: "CLOSING THE TOMB" China we witness tho erections of ! China of a group of Sulpiciana for j Sophia Kadurk, Mary Scully, Irma Apr. 8: "RISEN" the Independent mission of Wucho; | the training of Seminarians. I Spohn, Anna Garasich, Florence Apr. 15: "HER SON FOREVER" that of Tali detached from the Pre- I The Conversion movement has i Burk, Catherine Trainer, Julia 1 fecture of Yunnan; that of Yachow, ! been unequal in different countries. Wynne, Margaret McGlumphy and detached from Suifu; anil the Vi- It has been slowed up, though not Ellen Zitelli. cariate of Hengrhow, detached from | suppressed, in China; in Japan it Wednesday Evenings At 8 O'clock Highest in flnglish IV, Beatrice Chan^sa. In India we are informed j haa been rather light, showing an in- | Cornelia, Mary Scully and Irma of the erection of a new diocese of i crease of three thousand converts ST. PHILOMENA'S CHURCH Spohn; Latin IV, Beatrice Cor- Vijayapuram, detached from Vera- j as against an increase of one mil- 2740 BEECHWOOD BOULEVARD nelia, Sophia ?Kaduck; French III, poly; the erection of the diocese of lion in population. In Africa con- j Beatrice Corndlia and Stella Grain- Kotstar detached from Quilon. The versions have been considerable, Olfaction*: Take Car Noe. 68 or it, or No*. 58 or SO to FORWARD !er; French II, Sophia Kaduck; creation of mission territories pre- necessitating many mission divi- AVENUE—3 blocks east to Church—or Monitor Baa direct. Chemistry I, fieorge Gallenz; Typ- supposes a corresponding develop- sions, or what we would call, divi- ing II, Irma Spohn; Stenography ment in resources, a greater concen- | sions of parishes; the Congo alone II, Beatrice Ciomelia; Spanish I, tration of ecclesiastical authority ¡counted twenty-two divisions. In ¡Mary Scully; Typing II, George with a consequent more intense I India we witness a mass conversion, Two Weeks Capuchin Mission Gallenz; Frenrh I, George Gallenz; spiritual ministry by priests and : with the return of the two Jacobite I History, Stella Grainer; Geometry, bishops. This indicates progress. i prelates, Archbishop Ivanioe and This week we feature the beautiful ] Margaret Mci.lumphy. Moreover, the Belgian Congo, luis | Bishop Theophiius; these two con- "CHARLES OF LONDON* 3- Holy See, with the same inflexible propaganda by means of pamphlets Dorothy MciJlumphy. French, Ruth perseverance. Regional seminaries am' ' * bills in Japan; a new Mar- ¡Slaybaugh, Catherine Flannery, have been established in Tokyo, Ja- i la. .dicat in Kassai, Congo; and 816-818 3501-3593 ALL ARE WELCOME! finaiij Keveral important projects of FOR BETTER FURNITURE Margaret Uangford. Latin, Ruth pan, in Hongkong, China, in Ouida. Federal St. the Catholic press in Hongkong, Slaybaugh, Dorothy McGlumphy. West Africa, Basutoland, South ^C'hiim. WOBTH SIDS Bad« St » , ALK INSURANCK ZT~ Chemistry, Margaret Burke, Mar- Africa, in Nam Dinh, Indo-China, WHAT EICHENLAUB SELLS 18 GOOD garet Lani;ford, Margaret Lutz, harris iäwrence i Dorothy McGlumphy, Clara Mc- Suite AL- L SURKTIKS ca r.UR%*&~ I Manama. Geometry, Arthur Collins. isas*« pfopiff sAvtNos Cr rmusr ¡History, Mi.rgaret Langford. Short- TOAMH- SIMCTOS A MAM«S -MV « > IMMCMI ÎM ULTIMATI AM MMCI blo*iOP IMOTCCTlO P W TVIRwoodVN COVIMI handI , Ruth Slaybaugh, Elizabeth JA% m KlMK ft A NAM)t JOHN N.HMM HO» jWPWIM Gorman. Typewriting, Joseph Beare, The GAME CORNER CMtMlt cowwtiur {"""VOR ¡Andrew Fl.rrell, Margaret Burke. By UNCLE JOE naLACCLAn coNczrnosi j HOLT TRINITY, 8T. BIT/ Sopfeomore Honor Roll Connellsville, Pa. BT. JOHN m ETANG!— SOUTH SIDE and SOUTH HILLS Margare/. Fanning, Clare Buck- GAMES FOR ANY PARTY Let each write one line of origi- ley, Rita iPfab, Dorothea McCabe, It seems a long time until Valen- nal poetry and fold the paper down Genevieve Kilchenstein, Agnes tine's Day, doesn't it? But we have so his neighbor cannot see. (A defi- ' Fierst, Tgresa Galvin, Anna Mae to start a long time ahead in order nite meter should be decided upon THE BUTTER STORM Halloran, Margaret Brosnan, Eileen to tell you everything you might for all poems before the game be- New York, Jan. 2.—Authorities The Market That's Different—Batter, Eggs, Cfceeae, Tea m ! Entress, George Garasich, Ellen Mit- want to know about a successful gins.) Each player passes his paper st West Point apparently are dis- Follow the Crowds That Lead to This Store, sad Yea, Tee, WQ ML TOP SAVINGS & TRUST CO. j chell. party to be held on any such par- to the right, telling his righthand satisfied with the result of the re- SHARE THE PROFITS ! Highest in religion, Dorothea Mc- ticular occasion. neighbor the last word of his line. cent Army and Navy game, the pro- "The Hill Top Bank? The neighbor then writes a line to Cabe. Health, Ruth Dailey, Eileen This week I intended to start giv- ceeds of which were turned over to CHICAGO DAIRY COMPANY Entress, George Garasich. English, ing you some plans for your Valen- rhyme with the last ward given the Salvation Army. Major Philip Arlington and Warrington Avenues Dorothea. McCabc. Latin, Marga- tine's Day party, but I believe we him. He in turn folds his line over, Fleming in a statement from the CONNELLSYILLE. PA. ret Fanning. Geometry, Clare Buck- still have enough time to give you tells his right-hand neighbor his last Hotel Astor, published Wednesday, ley, Murgaret Fanning, Agnes some more general games that can word and passes the paper. This said that the committee in charge Fierst. qi. M. History, Margaret be used at any sort of party. In continues until each player receives would be kept intact until every ft* If P. J. Camón Street I Fanning, Rita Pfab. Spanish, Mar- the meantime, you might all try to his own paper back again. The cent taken jn at the game is ac- ! SECOND NATIONAL BANK! garet Panning, Clare Buckley, think of as many original ideas as poems are then read aloud, and counted for. 1 since each line is likely to be so dif- ÒtUam French, Madeleine Griffin, Gene- you can for Valentine's Day so that It was also stated this week, by The Oldeet Bmmk im FallPrt P-t OBco A M, Oliver ferent, the reading usually creates g Tht rUet fa Wtdiimg Fartieg vieve Kflchenstein. Typing, Teresa by putting them with those I shall Major William Smith, su- a lot of laughter. Il llftCCf Galvin. offer, you can plan a most jolly perintendent at West Point, that the CONNELLSVILLE, PA. ! 'M Freshman Class party. Pcncil Trick Army and Navy entailed no ex- Highest average: Margaret Eyes Hers is a simple trick which often pense, that they not only played for ATTEND ST. MART'S Wynne, Elma Niederst, Rosella "Eyes" is a game that will show fools the sudience. Player number charity, but paid their expenses and BROWNSVILLE, PA. COLLEGE JUNIOR PROM Holzmann. you dont know your best friends as one has five or six colored pencils. contributed nearly $100,000 in cash CHESTERTON MPS First in Religion, Margaret well as you think you do. He stands behind player number to the fund. No mention of this i (By N. C. W. C. New* Service) Wynne, Health, Margaret Wynne. Make peepholes for four pairs of two, who has his hands behind his was made in the printed reports. St Marys, Kan., Feb. 7.—Gover- Latin, Rosella Holzmann, Elma eyes in an old sheet. Hang the back, and hands him a pencil, show- Msjor Fleming's statement was 8KIHPAN A HAKT aor Harry H. Woodring of Kansas, NiederJt, Mary Louue White. sheet across the door of a darkened ing it to the audience first, without as follows: Algebrfi, Joseph Sagoric, James room. Four people go into the room letting the first player see it. Play- FUNERAL DIRECTORS sod his sister. Miss Li da Woodring, mm IDEALS "Despite the statement by Salva- Flemii*;, Bart Stack, Rosella Holz- and peek out through the holes. ers number two, without bringing 21 ( Market St, BrewMviUe, Pa. the first lady of Kansas, will be tion Army officials that the money mann, Anna Mae Gallenz, Elma These players must not talk since the pencil from behind his back, was 'given them with no strings Igsests of honor at the St. Mary's Lower Human Dignity, Debase Niedenrt, Dolores Straka. History, they could be identified by their points his right hand at theplayers and to use ss they see lit,' the com- CsHege Junior Prom, April 7. Gov- Friendship, He Says At Margajret Wynne. General Science, voices. The other players now in in front of him and says: "The pen- mittee, of which I am a member, MONONGAHELA NATIONAL BANK oor Woodring personally accepted Bart Jjtack, Joseph Sagoric, Marga- tun* take a lighted candle and go- cil was green," or "The pencil was will require that every cent be used ret Wynne. English, Margaret ing up to the sheet attempt to iden- the invitation of the junior dais Communion Breakfast red." immediately to relieve unemploy- Wynn«!. .... tify the players behind the sheet. The explanation is simple. When Stieral days ago. ment, within the metropolitan area Winner of pnxe in second division You can keep score to see who the pencil is handed to player two, the Governor's party at the prom of New York, and that a final ac- New York, N. Y., Jan. 12—Hu- of Tri.ffic Essay Contest—Gertrude guesses live most right, or just play he makes a tiny mark on his right «81 include Mr. and Mrs. W. H. counting be made to us. BEAVER VALLEY man dignity has been lowered and Hungerman. until all have been recognized and fingernail, so that when he brings "If necessary, a certified public Kemper, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. friendship debased by Rota nanism. then let four other players go into out his hand to point, he can see the Ijsn of Topeka, Kan. Mr. Ryan is accountant will be called in, and I, Freemasonry sad other "get togeth- the darkened room and take their color of the pencil behind him, with- for one, would welcome him. The • alumnus of St. Mary's and adju- er" organisations, G. K. Chesterton turns peeping through the holes. out looking at it. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK tant of the Kansas department of N01UE DAME RAISES records of our end of that game told LFIOO members of the Carroll Babies If you want special games for any tts American Legion. have been carefully kept at West dob, gathered at the Astor yester- party, write to Uncle Joe, giving Point, and we would be glad to have BEAVER FALLS, PENNA. day for tbeir eleventh annual com- 'QUALITATIVE AVERAGE* Have all of your guests bring one or more of their baby pictures. him all the details. Be sure to en- them inspected. Capital and Swrplm • ••KsltMK e m« s^VWj^W ,AU.OWASCB OK rAUa_ munion breakfast. close a stamped self-addressed en- "It wss the Salvation Army, TO PIRIIl'SGH I NMre Dame, Ind., Jan. 26.—Rev. These can be arranged about the Tata! Reeamreee •IS' • isTsMS a a BSßEBJTtM While saying that be did not hate J. Leonard Carrieo. C.S.C., director room as they would be in s picture velope for reply, and also be sure backed by Grover Whalen, that first these organisations with the acrid of studies at the University of Notre gallery. You can imagine the fun to give Uncle Joe plenty of time to insisted that the money would be fury of Sinclair Lewis or H. L. Dame, recently announced that 77 these pictures will create, since ev- get his answer back to you. Lots used in New York only. That came of times people do not allow time Unequalled Quality and Price I Mencken, Mr. Chesterton declared per sent has been definitely set as eryone who grows up even just a as a result of a question I ssked T-E-E-T-H that there was something gross, for reply, and with so many letters Colonel Underwood of the Salvation- the qualitative average all students little bit always looks a lot differ- SPECIAL I 1 .50 J coming in the answer arrives too M common and vainglorious about must» achieve before the University ent from his baby ipctures. The ob- ists during a regular meeting of the SeteralHr Flat«* • ¡ i " these gatherings of human beings. late. Address Uncle Joe in esse of committee in the Hotel Biltmore P. (UfrUkr) Res». will confer degrees upon them. This ject, however, is for the guests to "The atheists are now all jeering decision comes as a part of the try to recognize the person pictured. this paper. prior to the game. ML MOORE (Copyright, 1930. N. C. W. C) BUILDERS' SUPPLIES ML WALLS st these systems «f human compan- progressive policy of Notre Dame You might also have them vote for "I wanted to be assured thst none of this fund would be spent in Eng- fSKS1 L TKETH ionship and they are right," said Mr. constantly to increase the academic the prettiest, the ugliest, and the COAL, SAND, GRAVEL AND CEMENT Uw Chesterton. "Almost all people of "FRENCH MISSION" AID lsnd or anywhere outside of the merit of the great Catholic school, cutest. This might best be used as Ststioa Street BsH Phaaa ITS Fillings < sensitive instincts will be ready to and -while the move was not a neces- one of the games in a "kid's party," DROPPED BY ANGLICANS United States. Crown t* agree that there has descended on sary one, the Academic Council has to which everyone comes dressed in "Colonel Underwood answered P all that sort of thing a something dec idled that this form will be bene- baby clothes, rompers, or dresses, (By N. C. W. C. News SarvlcO that the money would not only be masar si filled with the wind of self-advertise- ficiS in further raising the stand- but it is also a lot of fun anytime. Montreal, Canada, May 10.—Col used in this country, but within the J. F. HARPER metropolitan area of New York ment and false display. There is ! ards of the university. The records How Well Can You Smell? lections and special services for the Sri«, Lb—. C—i wit, run Bririb Ceafc Una Ha« « FREE something caddish about it. The be- in the director of studies' office "French Mission," ordained solsmnly strictly. He said that since the CM rearta ave. mmë Mmtm M, Ceree pells. Fa. Pkeee MSt| nmrnoK lief in human equality as set forth shw, as a matter of fact, that only Have 14 or 15 little cups or jars for the Anglican diocese of Montreal, greatest number of tickets would be fc <>M. aovocAi by Thomas Jefferson is all right, but five of the seniors who were grad- with a small amount of any liquid are to be discontinued, according to purchased here, where the need for J; SWEET v. the loud calling of Christian names uate d in June of 1930 fell below a or substance which has a decided a decision of the diocesan synod relief was most acute, it wss here FLOWERS AMBULANCE »Ho—MMMFL smell I might suggest coffee, vine- which met here on Msy 1, at which that the money would be spent. •M te a few misâtes. by luncheon club members and the 77 |>er cent average. wearing of little labels saying: 'I'm gar, vanilla, lemon, turpentine, gin- the providing for such col- "Both Captain Cooke of the Na- DANIEL D. DENNIS, Funeral Director] Amfcc or »Iter. ger ale, sage, onion, apple, _ or Tom,' falls far below the standard lections wss voted out of existence. val Academy and myself agreed to Phone 1*1 MIDLAND. PA. 7S7 Mttaad Ml of comradeship as conceived by Jef- orange. Each child is in turn blind- "I. have long disregarded this this, and we never doubted but it DR. WALLS and a very paltry collection of folded and allowed to smell the ob- msiriAN-IIKXTIST JA ferson sad Frauds of Assiai. sn«>s." csnon myself," said the Very Rev- would be so. Naturally, we expect ject and attempt to tell what the institutions or any purpose other able to understand sad which < iflr. Chesterton]» subject was "St. erend Arthur Carlisle, Dean of Mon- the Salvation Army to live up to the liquid or substance may be. The one than that agreed upon by oar com- committee will expect to have S «fe AVE. AT U Church Upholding Dignity Fri.ncis of Assisi." treal, who presided at the meeting. agreement it proposed. who names the most may be given mittee. plained Cites Heresy of Selfishness The did not seek S MARKET ST. "The Catholic Church exists a prize. to prosletyze among the French Ca- IV Agreement "A of that budget was i "Had the world followed the "It was never mentioned, bat we copy among other tilings, to maintain the Pop Corn Relay nadian population, although they received by me from the Salt • S«a M>, Ercn teaching of St. Francis on voluntary "The agreement was strictly a nsturally supposed that the money concept of human dignity in what would welcome any who wished to Army. Graver Whalen is the i poierty," he said, "there would not A pop corn relay is lots of fun and gentlemen's affair snd no one wss from our game would be established may be called the Rotarian Age. join their ranks." man of oar committee, and I be the present involuntary poverty fits into almost any kind of party. required to sign anything. How- as a separate and distinct fund from Why is there this debasement of hu- posed he was the only one infoa throughout the world. He stood for For the relay, divide your contest- Only one dissenting voice, that of ever, the understanding was explic- other sources of income of the Sal- man friendship? Because men were However, it seems to me that It thfl idea of will. People thought that ants into two teams. On one side of the Rev. H. P. Benoit, himself a itly stated that the entire proceeds vation Army and not used to swell not meant to be sufficient to them- not too much to expect ths Sail* < if everyone grabbed all the wealth the room fasten two long strings of French Canadian, was raised. Mr. of the game were to be turned over that organization's own general selves or to each other. Two Ro tar- tion Army to forward a copy JK he could, the universal agreement on linen thread, each threaded with a Benoit finally agreed .to the aban- to the Salvation Army for exclusive fund. ions complimenting each other are donment of the services and collec- their budget to each member selfishness would result in unself- needle and knotted on the end. Be- use as a relief fund during the "We were surprised and disap- at like two savages nibbing noses, tions. committee. It might occur ta r ishness. This heresy has very nearly side the threaded needles place two present crisis in metropolitan New pointed to find that a separata fund compared with the great saints and that we would like to bo cons destroyed the world. Every heresy bowls of pop corn with exactly the York. was not established. The proposed heroes of the Franciscan order who "In any event, then will emls in catastrophe. same number of kernels in each, and CARD PARTY FOR MISSIONS "The Salvation Army is not su- budget of the Salvation Army, were brothers in God. final accounting of this miMMy "This country is founded on the two corks. The teams are lined up thorised to use this money for real which includes the money from our "There goes along with the for* the coauainss dissolves." thi-ory that everyone, moron* and on the opposite side of the room. Help the missions by attending estate investments, the establish- gsme, lists many items wo are un- brotherhood of man the Fatherhood When the signal is given, the first the card party for the benefit of the ment of permanent Salvation Army of God. When that is absent there fools included, is entitled to life, lib- erty and the pursuit of happiness. player on each team runs over, takes Missionary Confraternity of Cliris- can only be a lowering and belittle- the needle, threads one kernel of ti on Doctrine, on Tuesday evening, ment of comradeship and none of St. Francis went further than that add said that everyone, including pop com on the string, picks up the February 17, in the auditorium of that ability to compliment one an- cork, and returns to the rear of his St. Mary of Mercy church, Third other gracefully and with dignity. morons and fools, is entitled to irtercy and justice." line. He then passes the cork to avenue and Ferry street, sponsored STEAMSHIP an« TRAVEL SERVICE The compliments paid each other by the player in front of him and so on, by Miss Laura Koehler and Miss Mr. Chesterton alluded briefly to political campaigners and the mu- until it reaches the first player in Jean Hoebler. Many handmade bU-th control, remarking in passing of tual compliments at Rotary lunch- line who in turn runs and threads prizes. Cards will start promptly at Our staff of experienced men will welcome the opportunity "God forbid that I should discuss eons are gross, greasy and hypo- another kernel of com on the string. 9 o'clock. ss ch dirt as birth control." He also critical and, above all, belittle the This player then takes the cork, runs with you their wealth of ideas and suggestions. mentioned prohibition briefly, say- CHAMBERLIN thing which they mean to aggran- to the end of the line and passes the ing: "A man may drink beer as a APRIL BENEFIT PLANNED WEATHER STRIPS dise. cork forward as was done before. sliort cut to happiness and he finds DIAMOND NATIONAL BANK "Humanity has become a mutual The team which uses all its pop it. for the time being. You have The Home of the Good Shepherd, FIFTH AND LIBERTY AVENUES admiration society. Human being.« com first wins. Troy Hill, will hold a card Pfrty Jionthly Term. If Wanted were not intended to admire them- tsot to look at his face to see that. J: tVKL. 8TOP8 RATTLINO But then look st the man who seeks Writing Poetry and reception at the William Penn >W8, EXCLUDES DUST AND selves or each other unduly. Without Hotel on Thursday evening, April JAMES a CALLERY. Pres. W. O. PHILLIPS. Yiee Proa. M. L O'BRIEN, f. the admiration of something better happiness through wealth. You can Seat the players in a circle. Pro- DRAUOHTS 16. Mrs. John Sauter is the gen- than ourselves or each other we be- six that he hasn't found hsppi- vide each with a pencil and a sheet UNG SERVICE ALSO Uess." of paper. eral chairman. ! Mil 2123 Blvd. of Allies come a mutual admiration society grass

FOUR Eetabllebed 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC CM President, yet die knew it not. There can be no doubt but thst she dreamed the dreams that every fond midher FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION dreams. As the children romped and played around the The Layman's Day« Long The PittsburghOAelal Dlocuu Orga n Catholic FEBRUARY ESTABLISHED IN 1144 log cabin, she taught them of the Fatherhood of (rod 8—New Ceetle, Now Castle Window REVHoly. JOSEP H ChildhoodA. ROSSENBACH. C.SSp. Association, National Director : BT RT. REV. MICHAEL, O'CONNOR D.D.. riRST and the botherbood of man. She taught them to love | HoepWal. •Kill tram r*m tf ! KMHOP or PITTMBIIROH lie Cathode H Published V.yry Thursday bjr God in heaven and their fellowman as themselves, i By "FERRER" »—Pittsburgh. Pitt aha rgh REV. RICRDARD ACKERMAN, OX.Sp., National SatraUrf Hospital. S36 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. •HIE CATHOUC PUBLISHING COMPANY Nancy Hanks, be H known, wju not a mother of great 10—North Side, St. Cyril of Fifty Ta 411 Banvdum-Tr*«« Building education. She could read but little and it is presumed | It is about time that the people In Alexandria. Court 0«4S IIS rOURTH AVENUE None of the m»ny problems that j serves only as a lodging place for Slater M. Aloysius, „ that she could write leas. Her ham) rocked the cradle j America woke up to the full realisa- 11—E. Pittsburgh, St. William. ÌMIB9 M COBTIN ELIZABETH DAP1.TNOER Pittsburgh, dies ia ti» ! tion of the fart that the illicit liqaer IS—Ford St. Francis. ¡face the Catholfc Missionsry at all kinds of snakes and reptile* Editor Associata Editor and%she taught her son Abraham those truths, the e Convent at Wheeling, W. Ta. : traffic in tin- United States is rapid - IS—Pittsburgh, St. Josephst. home or in fields siar cause a* much »"«A h»ve unpteaaant habit A. U KRIEOER JOHN JOSEPH OORRE1X precept«, that philosophy that made him the (treat ! Vary Rev. Edward Parmi, , Agvertlilng Mintfir Assodate Editor ly failing into the full control of 14—Pittsburgh, Resurrection. , 1 , . , .u dropping down among the chit- President thst he was. 72, younger brother of tht •— TERMS IN ADVANCE the gangland men of the United 15—Keown Station. Sisters of anxiety as the usfcappy lot of thej,lr,,n ,I1(1 frightening them." ¥ Having arrived at the pinnacle of his career, A bra- |State s and that we have reached the children who com» under his obser- And another Mother Superior Archbishop farceli of CI 4«* copy by mall, par year »...II50 Divine Providence. dies. Magi» copy ...... Ut ham Lincoln, Christian man that he was, paused to pay j plare where the word synonymoas 16—Moneesoa, Holy Name, vation. Many ara the appeals that! from the same mission writes "Our .... 1.» Osa copcoi y by mall, (er als montha. with bootlegger is gunman. li—Am bridge, St. Stanislaus. reach the national rfice of the Holy IH'*"' Bishop is do.ng all he CM for FerelrTi aubscrlptlons. by mall... »... I.lu this tribute to his mother: "God bless my mother. AM i • • a Forty Years Aga Canada Subscription .... 1.00 16—Glaasport, Holy Cross. us, but he can spare only $22 a that I am, aU that I hope to be, I owe to my mother." | Someone has asked us what ia the St Mary's pariah, Shi 19—Pittsb-.rgh, St. Michael Childhood AssoostStm. j month to support four sisters and {Entered aa Sacond-Claaa Mattar Decambar 1«. 1*17. at What a noble example to the men of today, especially j Fascisti League of North America Orphan Asylum. plans to erect new acheoL tha Post Ortica at Pittsburgh. Pa., under tha Act of From Mysore, India, Father twenty orphans. The price of grain the young men. In this day and age when youth seems i and what oath must they subscribe 11—North Side, St. Gabriel. li'Souza, a native priest, writes: I has gone up and you must know "The matter of EngHak _ March 1. 1171. to when being admitted to this par- h w h rd being preached occasional!^ to gag at authority, especially parental authority. What j SS—E. Vandergrift, St. Casimir. "Thank God, I can Ibugh at my own tt,te" s * " to satisfy W" , . , .. .» growing children. Laat week PITTSBURGH, PA, FEBRUARY 12. 1981 ticular organization. 55—North Side, House of Good Joseph's German church, AO a golden thought to the mother of this age of pagan- i troubles (of course once in about [ t()ld them to"*prmy to good St. Jo- City, by Father Kaufasaa, I.et it be understood first of all Shepherd. ism when a movement is l>eing put on foot that would ' ten years I have a blue day) but | seph to fill the grain bins. They at tha Children'* Maas, ia that the Fascisti League of North 25—Emsworth. Holy Fsmily Bishop Boyle Commends I what 1 never laugh at is a poor i said they would but suggested that quite settled, though it seem reject the responsibility of motherhood. America is entirely distinct and Orphan Asylum. "The Pittsburgh Catholic" child with eyes sunk socket-deep and ! the «rain might come quickeq« r if I bo and te favor of tha « Nancy Hanks rest* within the shadow of the grave ipart from any Kuropean organisa- 56—Charleroi, Mother of Sor- wrote to the Bishop's Hons* |0 United States and (Portion of editorial.) and her bones are mingled with the dust. The body of ' ind its express purpose is to rows. I rihs protruding, wh* streches out a Pittsburgh, Pa., July 8, 1921. ar American citizenship among 37—Pittsburgh, St. Canice. poor little skeleton-hand to me and j «¡"^ their American cousins tto Editor, The Pittsburgh Catholic, her illustrious son rests in its great mausoleum at I 2S—Pittsburgh. St. Elizabeth. savs, '0, Father, I am so hungry- ,p t,hirn- TWrty Years Aga Italian population of the United In Pittsburgh, Pa. Springfield, Illinois, but their names shall live for the! tates ami North America. It has Please give me something to eat.' . V izagapatam, Motherr Fprwr - Rar. H. McEvoy is appaia Dear Sir:—I do only scant lustioe to Catholic Jour- great principles for which they stood and lived.' s one of its principal aims the eom- ince of India, a good nun, Sister pastor of the aaw St. nalism in this Diocese, whan, I oliowin * the example of for I have to Lucy, recently solemnised her gold- church in Greenfield. The name of these two great Americans should quickenj bating of communism and anarchy tell the little one I en jubilee. I)o you know how many my predecessors in the 8m of Pittsburgh, I appoint and to prevent these malicious phi- the heart of every citizen ami the recurring ann: prsary YOUR CHILD'S have nothing to give her, that my little ones she has sent to heaven THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC an official diocesan losophies from gaining any foothold Tweaty Years Ago organ, and commend it to priests and to tha people as of hie natal day should cause us to rededicate I pocket is as empty aa her own." during all these fifty years? Over amorg Italians in the United States. What a reception will b« Rev. C. J. Coyne, pastor a reliable journal of Catholic thought and opinion. I ginat PROBLEMS Eather Kroot, a vtteran mission- .11,000! to the high ideals of the Emancipator and Thi oath taken by its members 1 Francis de Salas church. trust that by their encouragement and rapport it will ary of Madras, has flor over a year hers one day when she departs from mother. fo (By Mary K. Spencer) Rocks, is appointed pastor grow in influence, and become, increasingly, a power i I undertaken to providle one meal a this world. Thirty-one thousand •1 -wear upon my honor to serve little angels will welcome her at Francis Xsvier"s church. North I far justice, for righteousness, and for the advancement i day for all his school children whose and is succeeded by Rov. W. P, | of the Kingdom of God in this world. ¡with loyalty and discipline the Fas- parents are out of work. "As I am the Gate of Paradise. Is it any ANTI-CATHOLIC BOOKLET Must He Go to College 7 lea of St. Malachy's church. | cist idea of society based upon rt- writing this," he sal», "there are wonder our Holy Father, Pope Pius Sincerely yours in Christ, St. Francis Regis cha T WILL be recalled that two weeks ago we called the | ligion, nation and family and to pro- "Whst csn be done about it ! eleven little ones har_ d at_ it out on Benedict XV, sent her a special +HUGH C. BOYLE. Bishop of Pittsburgh. : ford, of which Rev. P. J. Attention of our readers to the fact that a booklet ; mote respect for law, order and Three generations in Medicine and ; my theiverandr shara makine of evarythingg a big effor. Mat tyo blessing for the occasion? j hierarchy, anil for the traditions of During the recent plague in Hy- pastor, ia dedicated by Biahap I Hie Pittsburgh Catholic receives the complete News,I was being mysteriously distributed to all gm-ern- Paul refuses to go to college. We ; grant that I shjill be able to evin. Cable and Feature Service of the National Catholic I our race. have done everything to interest and!continue this act of dharity." derabad, India, the Franciscan Mis- mernt employes in Washington, D. C. The whole pur- Moat Rev. P. J. Ryan, . Welfare Conference News Service. I "To love, serve and obey and esalt cajole andu persuadperi e him, but he'll | fro.m_ a mission in Trichinopoly.---»., I sionaries of Mary-, althoug—h it was a the of Philadelphia, dies. pose of the book was to cast aspersions upon the En- ! the United States of America and have none of it. It seems now as if | India, Mother M. Louise of the Bel- " y could do to support the it were a hopeless ta.sk. And hii j , Cannonesses of {it. Augustine, | forty-five orphans who are regular- BISHOP BOYLE AND THE PRESS cyclical of the Holy Father on Education and to pro- ! to teach obedience to and respect for K an Tea Years Aga mote the cause of the "Education Bill" which has been its Constitution and law*. father and I have had such hopes tells of the wretched buildings in ly under their care, did not have rip HE RIGHT REVEREND HUGH C. BOYLE, D.D., for him. We could forgive his lack which her orphans are housed, •p' heart to refuse the great num- Archbishop Cane vin before the Congress through a number of years. This "To keep alive the veneration of r habit and white veil upon IS I Bishop of Pittsburgh, as Episcopal chairman of i Italy as our country of origin and as of interest in Medicine if he would "When I think of th»i comfortable f™' of little ones who were left at book contained a foreword by John H. Cowles, Gram) only go to college and not be a ladles in ceremonies in the i * the press department of the National Catholic | the eternal light of civilization and stables that are provided for ani-j their door. In order to get them Chapel of the Francisca* Commander of the Scottish Rite Supreme Council which failure. . . ." mals in America, my heart aches j something to eat ther were obliged J Welfare Conference, in his annual message to the Cath- ; greatness. To fight with all of my Mount Alvemia, Millvale. we took the liberty to quote in full in our editorial. strength and theories and ideas aim- The views of this much disap- for our pooor little onvs—,—. W—e have ] to K" out and beg for them from f «Iks of the United States on the occasion of Catholic Cardinal Gibbons of Ball Magr. M. J. Foley, editor of the Western Catholic, ing to subvert, corrupt or- disinte- pointed mother are felt, 11 not ex- to go around every nirfnt during the jdoor to door, Press Month declare« at the outset: "The time is here grate religion, love of country and pressed, from time to time by many dry spo critically ilL . Quincy, Illinois, has taken issue with Supreme Com- rainy season hunting nor a a" when one thing needed to insure the great success family. other mothers with similar, if not to put their beds where they will The Holy Childhood Association Five Years Aga mander Cowles in an editorial in no uncertain terms, as identical, ambitions and hopes. Yet not be soaked if a storm comes up is approved and personally spon- | of Catholic journalism in the United States is the popu- "To make all efforts to better my Very Rev. Ulrich Regnat, follows: why should those parents be the ob- in the night. The school house is I sored by our Holy Father for the j j»r support of newpapera and magazines—that is to culture and myself, physically and of St. Mary's, North "Some of best friends in America are members morally, so as to deserve to belong jects of our sympathy or pity ? Must in the same condition The old sole purpose of aiding the misaton- | gay, a growth in the number of subscribers and ad- the boy go to college? Must the girl roof is no protection in a storm and ' ary in his efforts to alleviate the dias at the age of 60 yean. of the Masonic Fraternity. We hate to think—we can- to those who serve and guide the j vertisera. I am afraid that many Catholics continue go to college? Ii there no other spiritual and temporal ills of his St. Teresa's school. Per not bring ourselves to believe—that those Ma-sonic nations in the greatest moments. To I to think of Catholic publications in terms of their be disciplined to the hierarchies of alternative? Is college the only little ones! To enroll our Catholic dedicated by the Rt. Rev. J youthful experience of them. There were great editors friends of ours are at heart bigoted, fanatical and in- the Fascist League of North sesame that unlocks the doors to a children in the Association and to Ground ia broken for tha . happy future? Is it no longer pos- i personally aid its noble work ia to church of St. Francis Xavier% | I to those days, but the means of collecting news were imical toward the Catholic Church, the One, Ilivine, America." Catholic Customs i sible to succeed without this Allad- ; perform the greatest charity. ifomia avenue, North Side. | inadequate and the channels by which talented Catholic Invincible Church, founded, commissioned and sus- It might be interesting to place in's lamp? Any thinking parent who thi- pledge along side of the and Symbols « apologists could approach the ordinary Catholic paper tained by the incarnate. Omnipotent Son of God—a considers these questions impartially pledges of some of these so-called must answer in the negative. t ««re few.****** church we love more dearly than life—a church for. - , . . . . , ... ,. , ,, ,.„.,, "ne hundred per cent American and Br RT. RKV. H. T. HKtRT, Ml«.«. "They (the papers) lack the encouragement of a which we would gladly sacrifice friends—yea life itself. ]jb<,rty leagues and organizations up Avoiding Misfits | large reading public. They deserve a large reading pub- "Now then we direct the attention of our Masonic ! and down the length and width of College is a rich experience for Lasaras and St. Laaarus Novelist(Prepared by Cardinas l AHayess ' LiteraturCatholice Ceasarittea s friends to an article published on the last page of thisj this nation. | lk, and we shall lack a thoroughly Catholic-minded those fitted to undertake the train- It is an interesting fal't that only for N. C W. C Features) issue entitled: "Anti-Catholic Booklet sent I". S. I . „ _ .. ing it offers. It is futile as a method i papple so long aa the mentality of Catholics is molded one of our Lord's parables includes „ ihe American Civil Liberties of educating those whose capabilities a proper name of a p* rson The j to point out v•:., ta other quarters by the news and the opinions on the and tastes fie in other directions. A Aj Wf> ma(ie tery than to portray other 1 employes. < Union has interested itself in the parable is commonly reft rred to as , . Catholic novel- f:| news, which they read there. The days are perilous, college education is neither a neces- a f( W W( rks ag0> a processes, such as the actiaftl "We, here and now, without reservation of any kind, local fight on the censorship of the th ot D ves n<1 L arul D,ves digestive or nervous a and minds and hearts and souls are in danger of cor- sit* "nor a nossibilitv even in a de l "i, .' " " . , "Mist is no longer denied a hearing by brand John H. Cowles, Grand Commander of the Scot-j radio talks of the Reverend James are not in themselves mocracy. But the popular "lust ,Vfor. really not a proper name, but is slm_! publishers and public merely be- t ruption and of death. The traditional profound sanity tis^ h _Rite , SupremV, e .Council. _, and his fello,. w. member. s of; KDKA|>f'ane. I yp btoy thithse poinauthoritiet the sngh oft significant. To depict a education" as one recent writer ply the Latin word for a rich man. £ £ u,t Bat ! of Catholic minds is not proof against all shocks. It he ig ( Cl holic nove sea, for instance, so the Supreme Council 83rd Degree, as bigots, fanatics,-, ig ,,t a „.„/„i^,, forVhe radio sta- terms this prevailing fad, would al- Our Ixird merely says thai there was , ig (>ne th, to be a Catholic who | needs the sustaining and healing influence of Catholic most lead us, when off guard, to be- a certain rich man who ijas clothed novate and another a novel«» to make the reader seaaick anti-Catholic, anti-Christian and anti-American pre- j .¡on refuses to let anything go out artistic achievement, ainea • truth developed and applied to a oonaideration of the varicators and truth assassinator«! I over its network that would be lieve it to be a universal essential. in purple and fine linen and feasted l.ho wntrs „ » Catholic, Strange as it may seem, there are sumptuously every day. But He ^ „^rf. action ia merely physical, j|L vital and disturbing news and opinions that grow Hke "We here ami now challenge Cowles or any of his ; detrimental to the moving picture This does not B when theee graphic mathede i those inaividusls who can lead more names the beggar: "And :there was Catholic must • Angi upon the rottenness of pagan views of life." fellow Masons to prove or substantiate his or their in- j ^"are not prophets but may we a cerUin beggar, named Lazarus,,^ on|; >bout CmthoMe, „ lB ^ plied to matters of huasaa full and successful lives without a who lay at his gate, full of sores," ; . The entire trend of the message of the Right Rev- famous lies that Pope Piux XI in his immortal Encyc- | say to the movie and stage autnori- college stamp or a college degree. It j / XVI 20 ) fense or explanation of the Catholic they become reprehensible i etf Luke grounda, since the method* i | «rand Bishop is the support of the Catholic preas and lical on Christian Education of Youth has said aught tics that they have the golden op- is generally agreed that culture and: Th, on, other Uzaru8 mentioned religion or as though sin and evil were non-existent in the world. As produce nausea can likawiat i the reading of Catholic publications. Through many against the best interests of our beloved America— has j portunity to clean up the picture and education are pot matters of degrees. ,n tha Goltpels Was the brother of far as we are concerned we are induce ain. To portray a gta' 'ftma4 R has been oar contention that Catholic maga- s*d aught that Washington, Lincoln, Roosevelt and j ^^^ academically speaking. For some Martha and Mary. He ii the St. more than willing to dispense with nation or even a situation if individuals the experience of office, Lazarus who ia reputed—apparently ainee going into the Catholic home were not read and Wilson could not! We take our stand with them againat telling us that they are givin...g th. a the pious stories in which ana- ar though it ia licit studio, or trade is more worthwhile without solid reasons—to i.ave been I that in many homes the wrapper waa never removed. Cowles and Co.! people what they demand but the " reli- pants, involves the ad during the period of years ordinar- the first Bishop of Marseilles. In other of i^StS* "We, here and now, call upon you Mr. Cowles to de-1 question ever looms up as to the ily spent in college halls. It gives passions, ia to provide In the latest number of Columbia, the Knights of veracity of that statement. The pro- this particular matter we al e not in- Kious vocation before «ntormg mat- posit 11,000.00 in the Illinois State Bank of Quincy, of ! them the practical realities more to nmon or n whlch with an occasion ef sin. Columbus magazine, the editor is pleading for more ducers are now living in their time terested at Kpresentt , but sotely in the ' er y ! the climax cen- tare being inclined aa it te' Mason, is President. We their liking. The cultural advantages j ^yVio^" way Vn" which™boUv silusionM ;t * answered novena 1 Mr w of grace and they had better make which both' allusion irom onr olnt susceptible aa it to to senaa „ readers of Catholic publications. The purpose of tliel»^ » - - » „ to be derived from a knowledge of k 1>azaru!, have influenced some P of view. rt good use of it. If they persist the u not geation, no one of us caa 1 U Catholic publication Is not solely a successful business ^ »1.000.00 at the same time. If you sub- religion, philosophy, history and "t-1 CODular naming* necessary or even desirable stsntiate your statements to the complete satisfaction I time will surely come when legisla- F H claim that he ia immune, venture. Its primary object, as ia pointed out by Bishop erature can be acquired even outside * that the novelist who writes as a of Mr. W. Singleton, President of the Illinois State j ,w;n ,'h'm..to ,cl«,n college walls if one has aptitude. Medieval Hospitslsi Catholic should introduce the prac- more, such reading may i Boyle, is the diaaemination of the news and opiniona „ , . , , . „ , . . . ,i Legislation should be the last resort reader's sensitiveness aa ta Bank, and a Mason, John Sterner, Superintendent of „ , „ , i « as patience and persistence. I'll admit j Whether the Lazarus of the par-ltices of religion at all. All we ask an the news of the day from the viewpoint of Cath- in thi ca p Th quesUon r le him unprepared to deal with i Quincy's public schools, and the Very Reverend Vincent: t when the time for legislation shall it is more difficult, but it can be f able was a real person or not, the ! is that hiB books should be Catho- alte philosophy and teaching. The one great trouble 0 done. fact that he was pictured bniefiy but > lie—that is that thev should exem- situation in his own experienea. Fochtman, President of Quincy College, the two thou- have been reached, Eg -with our Cathohc people is that they do not know our So if the boy and girl are inter- most vividly by our Lord at a beg-lplify a Catholic philosophy of life Realistic I sand dollars are yours. a • • ; Catholic publications and what they print. They have, ested in mechsnical and manual g,lr full of sores, led to the naming;and should not contravene Catholic "But if you fail, Mr. Cowles, to substantiate your! The Diller-Johnson debate before types of work, if they possess a of medieval hospitals for diseased ! moral teaching. We expect to star- Now our final objealiwi aoroe way or other, gotten the idea that their sole the Congress of Women's Clubs on special talent for music, song, the Madame Undset'a methods ia lying charges against Pope Pius XI, I will tum over and infected folk, and especially for I tie and even annoy a number of peo- obligation waa to support the Catholic press and they Birth Control a few weeks ago was drama or the dance, it may be that lepers, as lazar-houses, lazarets,' pie when we say that the Catholic that they are employed ia f1 Mem to forget that they ahould read the Catholic the two thousand dollars to the St. Vincent de Paul So- conspicuous for a great deal of pyro- they are not academically minded to lazarettos, while the sick person him- novelist who seems to us to fail such high moral tone aad technics with not one sound argu- quality that even away j newspapers and magasines to which they subscribe ciety of the Springfield Diocose in Illinois to be distri- a sufficient degree to find college self was called a lazar or lazard. most seriously in these points ia Si- ment presented on either side. work to their liking. College is for have come to approve in Within the past few yean there has been a great b^1among the poor and unemployed, The remembrance of the parsble and grid Undset. Professor Johnson even went the the student who is capable of ab- its most touching lesson led tile Mid- Let it be clearly understood that what thay would condemn ia. deal of moaning and wailing over the fact of the scar- "Mr. Cowles in case you cowardly refuse to com- I distance of trying to take a part of stract thinking, who can generalize die Ages to a grand pity for lepers we have only the since rest respect work of a non-Catholic Encyclical of the Holy dty nd Mary ? j "Listen! A man who will deliberately distort, mis- J that have kept her in tha •eeking the truth, the facte they aeek concerning the ladies who went to this lecture were needless failure. I well remember a . i l)v ^ d n. Philosophically False represent or falsify the known truth, is no better than : best sellers where they teachings of the Catholic Church. Failure to read offended at the language that was most interesting d scuss on on this " V onginany oeen usea i» con ' . . . placed her. the robber, or the hold-up man, or the murderer. wlth ork d ho u te Catholic papers and magazines makes R necessary used by the two speakers. They point with the dean of one of our ^l™ J «" , ( * 5 Isolated passages ln these booka We realise that ia Eastern colleges for women. She re- , h«' 1»Iar,,• »nd w" dedicated .to St ! bear witness to the sublimity for priest and informed laymen to always be Insisting "God help America should the day ever dawn, were heard to make remarks as to I which stand with regard to this ' the crassness of the statements of lated the story of Barbara who La«»™» "»"y of the nu-:and splendor of the Catholic faith, on the fact that all Catholics should know more about whereon America will depend upon such defenders or oroua are laying ourselves open to; the debaters. We can not under- failed in biology but who made a "? u l»««f-houses s c »"«red occasional characters that have heen Champions as the Masonic Fraternity of the Scottish' 0 0 1 0 Th,s faci accusations. One of them W their religion. stand the mental complex of ladies huge success of buying in a depart- ^I "^ " .^, ?^; , molded or inspired by it. do not, in no 1 that are ara furnishing grsmsd Rite." who believe in birth control and ad- ment of a leading store after leav- }. '¡"P * that the houses so anmed, our 0pini0n, compensate for the gen- Heed the advice of Bishop Boyle. Support the Cath- whl h were the charge that Cstholiei aHH ing college; and of Marion who was S »"tonomous, had any de- jeral tcnor of books which depict We give this in full to keep our readers correctly vocate it, and yet they are offended ,enden ce on ject to intellectual tyranny. In j olic prees and read Catholic literature. Be wise, and a "flop" at mathematics but a "whiz" f . «St -»«»««» 1" the Catholic religion as a rather in- informed on this entire procedure We are desirous of | at the language which is used by 1 wh c h d been f nde whether Catholics are never ! matter of this day of paganism, good Cathqjic litora- Pointing out that ia these brethren who are spow.-. the su()joct. and a dozen other similar examples. >'. Order of St. Lazarus of Jeru- LXemplified by medieval Norwegians sal m regarded aa possessed of th The case with boys is no different. f ; .. |—a race then still more than half 4- tare, falls into the hands of the children of your home. *e ««**/» * Congress for a Federal Bureau of And so it comes to pass that the „ ^ h Uy Luther- minds, to which we caa The single instance of the "Lone and goon to w 0 that is a rery important parental duty. Education which some of our complacent Catholics have We opene(J up (n o)d book ^ Congregation of Priests of tha Mis- an The pjcture drawn by Madame reply that maturity doea net Eagle" is sufficient evidence on this confirmation in grace, bat ia We may talk about Catholic press month until decl»reeak- thoee confirmed. If we aia our Catholic people to read aa well as support Catholic 1 ^ chambers of the nation, feels he cannot make tne grade, don't that gloom and fatalism are for- ing countries they are called Paules, whether we expect CathaHm jmbiications. force him. Direct his energies into eign to a religion which ii baaed on 1 AND NOW LINCOLN after the other name of St. Viacent different from tha rest of the All of which Inspires 'us to ask more useful channels. the Beatitudes and which streaaes where brer ground-hog and Punxsu- de Paul. we can only reply «mphatfeaDfi ABRAHAM LINCOLN DWARD LEE MASTERS has assumed the role (Copyright, ltll, N. C. W. C.) the freedom of the will. tawney come in for all of this lore Even "The Son Avenger," which we do, and we~«i|tct the < S THIS Issue reaches the hands of our readers of head hunter and has made a direct attack Almoners of Christ about the control of the weather and was the occasion of our including to manifest itselFe*! the nation will be commemorating the birthday But when we speak of Lazarus upon the life of Abraham Lincoln hi which he I what not. For, mind you, thi« the pei there is some confusion. Was"the I Madame^ Undset in the article en- things of the arind, so that I icago. of Abraham Lincoln, humanist, President and triee to belittle the great martyr-President ami even couplet come? down to us from about of Chi< Lazarus of the parable a real per- titled "Catholics as Novelist«, al- shall be readily recognisable ! ASmankpator' . The month of February ia notable for ..... ,._ , ...... the twelfth century. This was be- son? Or was there simply a stbtle though less preoccupied with aex thJ»«"e book0«»s they write aad Let me die working. goes to the extent of putting him in the category' of the forp rhristopher Columbus had dis- contrast intended by our Lortf be- than are most of ite predecessors, | "eyreaa the birth of Washington and Lincoln, two of the great Still tackling plans unfinished, tasks low-life and lazy. covered America and before Punxiu- tween the beggar, full of sores, and still depicts the hero »» the prey war Presidents of the United States. undone. the Lazarus who was our Lord's dear of a destiny that had been laid upon THE ETERNAL HILLS On first thought this thing is hardly worthy of tawney had been discovered. It is Clean to its end, swift mliy my race Abraham Lincoln ia one of the names of our Amer- friend—possibly to remind us that I him from his birth. . ... comment but since Masters questions a man whose life I singular that the old theory of Feb- be run. SAINT FRANCIS OF SAI But icans that shall live through the agea that will come is written in «during bronze on the scroll of life, »«f It '.T.ufda^ No laggard steps, no faltering, no the poor are blessed, not becausv of i our most serious quarrel with vision of faith: their mere poverty, but because of ¡this author is based on the «econd after us as it has through the decades since he was we ask, who is Mssters ? A poet! Has he done any- up with the humble and shirking, "Let us serve God well connoct their patient acceptance of their lot point we made above—that aCath- God arili provide for ton •tntameously assassinated in Ford'a Theater in Wash- thing so extraordinary in the world of affairs? Has he j lowly woodchuck. Let me die thinking, Let me die working. in life; and that others may aim» be ¡»lie novel should not contravene ficient for the day ia tha i ington, D. C. placed constructive stones in the history of this na- blessed if they be poor in spirit «uid Catholic moral teaching. We are of. Every day should carry I It has been said that politics may It was on a bleak wintry morning, Feb. 12, 1809, tion or the world? Let me fare forth still with an open use their means as almoners» of certain that S.grid Undset a peraon- burden. Hare no disquietaoe | sometimes make very strange bed- that the newa went about through the sparsely settled It has become almost a profession for a certain mind Christ? | al principles ar» as sound aa could morrow, for God Who «L, fellows but we note that the execu- will reign tomorrow aad for i backwoods Kentucky community that a new baby boy class of people to go about throwing mud upon men Fresh secrets to unfold, new truths The confusion continues when welbe desired; it is her technique with tive board for the Red Cross appeal face the discussion whether or not which we quarrel. Al a result of it of agea. Either He will ast i had arrived at the Lincoln homestead and that he had of national and world fame. It has become a pastime to find, have on it such pals as President Ijizarus, the brother of Martha find the very books which uphold virtue adversity, or if He wiB been named Abraham. for individuals whose minds might be compared only Hoover, Alfred Smith, Calvin Cooi- My soul undimmed, alert, no ques- will give yon aa invincible tion blinking, Mary, was indeed the first Bishop of and point out that the wagei of tin Nancy Hanks waa a frontier mother who had sacri- with the point of the finest cambric needle. idge and John W. Davis. It ia a fine Marseilles. It is not lessened wlien is death are in themselves, by their to meet lt> thing to see these men, although Let me die laughing, flced all that ehe might be numbered amongst the Not many years ago, someone decided that George, , . „., , Let me die thinking. we reflect that the lazar-houses w4 re extreme realism, a moral menace. • • • in their name, reminiscent of Lafta- We have already given our rea- PATHWAYS Or UHI great army of the mothers of men. Her great consola- _ ., , , ...... they have been political opponents, Washington was a drunkard and a few other things of J themselves side beside to No sighing o'er past sins, they are rus the beggar, but were often dedi- sons for regarding realism as bad THOMAS a KEMPIS, la tion In life, her only joy perhaps, was the rearing of d( catinK forgiven. cated to the honor of St. Lazanis. art. Well, it is bad morals, too. It a scandalous nature and proceeded to air their thoughts the cause of humanity, tation": her family aad carrying out the divine scheme of Spilled on this earth are all the joys And finally we face the fact that pie is bad art because as a general along these lines. Their remarks were soon forgotten. • • • "Keep thyself as a piL things. Like eo many of the mothers of great men, of Heaven Congregation of the Priests of the thing it never gete past the Henaei, stranger upon earth, ta Such will be the fate of the poet, Masters. Perhaps it may not be within the Mission are often called Lazarislts, whereas the grounds of artistic ap- Cted did not permit her to live to see her son, "honest The wine of life, the cup of mirth affairs of this world da L. ' The lives of these great men are pinioned high province of a columnist to was poet- still quaffins although they have really no con- peal are intellectual and spiritual, long. Keep thy heat frea i Abe," halt along tha road of life to take np his resi- r upon the pinnacles of time. Their poaitlon is secure and icaI but we heard a poem over the Let me die giving. nection with Lazarus the beggar or not physical. It is no more artis- upward toward God. dence in tha White House. She gave to the world a Let me die aspiring. Lazarus the Saint. tic, therefore, to portray graphically hast here bo abiding ca the mere barking of little one^tmcked minds will ttXflS % great humanitarian aad to the United States a great Let me die laughing. (Copyright, 1S31, N. C. W. C.J the circumstances leading to adul- le joshing at the hands of burie l after a Solemn Requiem Mass shaken and their religious nature cially at your activity, for eral appeal be made for this work \ monthly Mt Mend®- Father Turner is a, in Our Lady of Mount Carmel gropes for a substitute. "How then fighting thus against evil you and that a special collection be < gnat favorite throughout both lay | church. In Chicago, a known gang- shall they rail on Him in whom collaborate in signal fashion taken up for it in all the churches in! clerical circle» in the East, and ; ster who is executed by fellow gang- they have not believed? Or how with the apostolate. the true the United States on the first Sun - i Mi friends there lost no time in a.sk- j sti»i • present scholastic year, ending Jan- academy »hen the mid-Winter ex- thiy left the elevator on the first hut time will doubtless reveal their uary 30. The second semester, third aminations were held. When he All this Christ has given to her for,„on schools. These outer boons of |NT, who »hould be standing there blunder." term, was begun last Monday, Fe'u- took them he received a higher men but especially for the poor, \ religion prepare a welcome for its lit "Dr. Simpko" himself. The It perhaps just as well that the ruary 91 average than the Midshipman the meek, the sorrowful, the de-; ¡nn,.r blessings Old as well as spised;. for theirs is the Kingdom of young, in great numbers, thus find j. v. M not prearranged all, bargee against Bishop Cannon wene Paul Baker was the honor stu- rated "Nutnber One," and it was pwfag was at Heaven. He too raises up for her h. true Faith. Two hundred schools cdonough s was a happy coincidence—as j not maiie public, together with the dent in the A division of the gradu- decided thai he should he rated t AMBULANCE SERVICE the men to whom this ministry and | p vi ie religious and secular in- far w the Pittsburgh priest was "astonishing admissions" which one ating class. Following are the re - "Number One-Half." ro ( BEALLSVILLE, PA. a* >1 IM'il i bis accusers said he made at his mainder of the first-place men in these sanctifying powers are en-1 struction for 34,000 Negro children; BENTLEYVILLE, PA Phone »I4| trustevl and eighty mission schools, for 7,000 Catching Luke's eye, the Pitta- trial, but it is believed that the case the respective divisions: 4B, Paul I JÖRN ORKKNUC ELLSWORTH. PA lanh priest introduced him to the! " breughtabout through puhlica- Lippert; 4-Commercial, Clarence The God-given desire to serve the, Indian children. The maintenance Riegner; 4-Scientific, William J. vifitar as a "Polish professor" of i 'V™ J ork newspapers of cer- colored race in this country has \ of these many schools, the support lOHN DOCKTOR ln the Kaiser; 3A, J. Robert Kunkel; 3B, 1 prompted two hundred priests to of their staffs of 1,400 teachers, and MMthing or other, and Luke im- ^ . , »^Ps private Paul Schiffhayer; 3-Si ientific, Wil- Mediately went to work -on Father ^I* the REGULATIONS FOR LENT dedicate themselves to this work. | the development of this undertaking, ™ - - 'of his first wife. These charges were liam C. Kuhn; 2A, Joseph They are assigned to missions! require the generous assistance of Timer's friend. Within a few min Gerald Barry; 2C, given considerable publicity at the Wdzieczny; 2Ii DKK KSK OF PITTSBURGH throughout the southern states, in I American Catholics. This work can- aa, Lake had the visiting priest . 1A, John Flaherty;) Costs You Less by Lasting Longer Haally "up in the air," and soon time, and brought hot denials from Charles .Miller; town and country, and in the large I not live on itself, and still less can the Bishctp, who recently brought a IB, B. Pietrzynski; H", William j 1931 cities of the North. Following close- it grow unaided. a crowd had collected to hear the $5,000,000 libel suit against the Kirsch; ID, A. Ruffenach. Ash Wednesday, Februarv 18, "ailament" between the priest and... , , .. 1 ly the example of their Divine Mas- j In this material world, material the" Polish professor." Finally, the j Hearst P*!*"™ for publishing them. Fr. McCarty distributed cards of, 1. All the faithful under 591 ter, they are preaching the Gospel j things are necessary even for the Pittsburgh priest was unable to' With so many of Ms 192S tradu- honor to approximately one hundred years of age who have completed Itbe poor, and offering the gifts | prosecution of the divine work of ccntrol himself no longer and when | <"ers and villifiers in hot water, we students throughout the school. He their twenty-first year, unless legit- grace to the unbeliever as well as i the Church. Means to support priests j ta broke out laughing, the Jersey j wonder what Al Smith thinks about has evolved a new system of merit, I imately dispensed, are bound to ob- to the believer. By the help of God | and Sisters, to build and maintain fdat turned to him and asked: I the whole thing. The answer is whereby a student, to deserve an serve the fast of I^ent, from Ash and the dint of hard labor and sacri- i schools, are simply indispensable, i "Father—, ia THIS Dr. Simpko?" | P«'baWy found in Will Rogers' sj-n- honor certificate, must attain four; Wednesday, inclusive, until noon, | they have gained more than two The life of this glorious enterprise; _ . . , , , (iicated column of last Sunday ... distinctions and pass all subjects in Holy Saturday. hundred thousand Negroes to the, fo the salvation of Christ's own1 h(,n { MADE BETTER THAN EVER »aa t introduced. and!whirh wm „„ foIlowin a "iong I he semester tests. Heretofore, only 2. They are allowed only one full Church. The annual harvest of con-1 poor and neglected depends upon | two distinctions, (80 per cent) were| meal a day. versions is more than three thou- your financial aid, in the same way I WW Father Turner hap one less tor-1 ta]lc h<> with thp former CrOV. WITH FLAP POCKETS, LONG POINTED COLLAM mentor amongthe priests of Ne» mOT, that "AI is undoubtedly the required to merit the honor card. , 3. The meal allowed on fast days' sand souls. The new lives of vir- | that the life of the body depends j bo at hl AND ATTRACTIVE ROUNDED CUFFS ¿«T • L „ » experiences with most popuUr man in America to- is not to be taken till about noon. tue which these converts live make : uopn the air that we breathe. Its day" 'THE HAl'NTEU HOUSE" • 4. A small refreshment, com- them a credit to the Church and an \ success is threatened, humanly • DarSimpkoe is no. end to the Luke Bar-! monly called collation, is allowed in asset to the nation. speaking, in these days of distress, Mfitoriaa, it seems. For instance Walter Winchell in his Sun-Tele On next Monday and Tuesday, the evening. No general rule as to . Tbi" number of Negro Catholics! by lack of adequate assistance of j ,e ly the quantity of food permitted at large, if the fewness of the la-, this kind. We are not unmindful of' i5L! !S ;Kr ¡"ff^ip column" the other day had February 16 and 17, the Suehr Club rer * ^ $ J1®8!' this paragraph which may he of of Sts. Peter and Paul's Parish will j this time is or can be made, but the b° s be considered. But it is small, ] the many other appeals that are - .Pointings WilKheU ^ in mimi in £hat para plays which are so popular at the (a) ln the morning piece of These words are not merely a de- of winning souls deserves still more, ijtt»»ient International Art Ex- h but W(1 havp hw() ni^ors present time. Its action begins with bread, not exceeding two ounces, Office 1 Mlltvale !••• PfeMM Dh.1 Mlll*ale with a drink of coffee, tea or choc- scription, they are in this case also, it deserves your deep interest, your H* M the C^negie galleries. that ^ or two ^wspaper- the rise of the first curtain and con- M. W. SHEARER, MUUale, Pa. W^of course, had the place in ^ h re tinues in a lively pace until the end olate; or any similar beverage, can a reproach; and it fall«, not upon loving sympathy, and your prayers jn nationnl Capit3l w oa the laborers, but upon the Catholics for its success. We desire to strike COAL FEED AND SEEDS—CINDERELLA FLOUR e' at all friendlv to the present of the play. It has been classified be tak Oiare Warefcon«»» 331 Ohio Street (b) When the principal meal can- this country. Many apostolic men the well-springs of your fervor, as ! administration have been gathering as a co'medv yby some, but there is offer introductions, Mr. Cloud, (1ata for ^ ^„t vear „ morf. oon. t dea, of mvsteI ry in its com- not be taken about noon it is lawful themselves, but the Church is well as of your generosity. Many Igjlbady to comimt good first- Presidwitial cam- ^ ' a cernin-wealthy friend and chairman of the best that have come from the able columnist of the Pittsburgh Press,: r, v.«—..1 pen of C ven Davis, the author. And bor, and all through weakness can- WASHINGTON, PA. .National Committee, Rev. Charles Moosmann, Diocesan Director of Sodalities m 1 outspoke. _ , n condemnatio, .. n ofi IDemocrati Joh n Jj . Raskohc . j this playwright has over 300 plays not fast without great prejudice to for her T h their health. St. Francis Chorch, 815 McCIare Street, Homestead. Pa. ÏV^f- CO?£t,i°n £ „the ft*** I There are so many other things in to his credit- 7. By dispensation the use of H l^v i^tKe ^e Z Z còm 1 Washington about which a lid could The Suehr Club cast will include: It I* a Pleasure to Serve Customers Who Demand the morality, un tne same day the com-11 u " n.«» u 1 ;«•;„,,1. r- , John McGowen, flesh meats is allowed at all meals Wi^r, Ä'erry Mitsch, Bettv on Sunday and once a «lay, at the Sodalists Obey the Bishop in Lent jriod of instruction on a subject that principal meal, on Mondays, Tues- Th, thousands of Sodalists of the ". frequeritly slighted or corn- YOURS FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE Wt ln the Catholic Church, the recent - , - — , William Brehm, days, Thursdays and Saturdays, with Pittsburgh diocese have reason to be! P. *i>' sections- written in it» entirety, will, Raymond Eibel and William Winkl- the exception of ththe Saturday in j prou<1 0f ^¡r past record in obey- [ Vocation in its several forms. Papal Encyclical, and she gave this ( Ember week and until noon of the j ¡„^ the mandate of the Rt. Rev. In an appeal sent out from the, that and the other reason for her *orfeou' readin« for us De- mann Jr. | last Saturday of I>ent. The use of | «¿„hop jn ^„d ,j,e ^ headquarters of the Sodalities to all j position in the matter. But not ocrats- | butter Cheese, milk and eggs is also sen.anr<,i ^ unmistakably expressed officers ami directors, priests and i mt 0n lmighty ST. PETER'S. BUTLER pernuUed every day in Lent, at the | pa^^ph his official Len- 2?! N™ ' f^ : ^ The next time Senator Tom Heflin in of Sisters in charge of young persons, I the Rev. D. A. Lord, S.J., national j 90 E. ChestnuJoht St nPhon Steware 250 WASHINGTONt , PA. I- . • »< comes to town, if he ever does, hell _ * c i , . „ j Principal meal and at the collation ten Regulation: "Euchres, bazars, j Last Sunday evening during a So-, r'esh meat and fish may be used at! theatricals, or any W' ili^I^w have to hunt around for another, . other species of director of Sodalities of the United •ate on birth control sUgcd before jn whjch ^^ hj, tirade dality celebration, 41 new members j the same meal on meat days churrh entertainment under parish aus- States, urges the observance of Vo- the Congress of Women's Clubs by : • . D„™ Rorw About three years were received. Rev. J. Zewe 8. Men serving in the army cation Week from Sunday, Febru- Prof. Johnson of the University of"*"""* ' or picenii'nGs or under the auspices of a ary 16, till Saturday, February 21. | Pittsburgh and Dr. Diller, torsii«0' when ¥ tia_ last public | Rev.^A. J. | »"^'i10*®^^"11 iÄ:,'1*^ I CathilCathi k society of any sort ai* pro- appearance in Pittsburgh, Tom-tom, Weisenberger addressed the Sodal of the year, except the Vigil of I He reminds young persons of both j Parry referred to Prof. Johnson's I bibite»! during the I/enten Season." who was relegated to the bock-woods; ists and candidates, j Christmas, Ash Wednesday. Good,^^ few ,inee are ^ comprehen sexes that today decides tomorrow "most excellent defense of birth district from which he sprang by | Wednesday morning Matthias | Friday, and the forenoon of Holy ^ „.„portable Catholic can and for life. God helps tho«e best to coatrol." We thought that" both f gjve that decide their future who stop to ask R. M. HAMILTON 1 the overwhelming vote of the people' Sintz, who died in Tarentum, was , Saturday. looD-hole in goi GENERAL HARDWARE Prof. Johnson and Dr. Diller had 9 |j find a loop-hole in good faith; and or I I _ ' 'f there are ^pecial^ instruc-1 if thepp ^ X in the I ' guidance. Hence Sodalists are: about the weakest and most inept Alabama in the last Senatorial; buried from here after Requiem t f . . I j *•» »IHM « ' «MIJ »' 1 have tli M« COPELAND REFRIGERATORS - ZENITH WASHER 1 tions and sermons dunnif UiH the p^ or int<,nd in th<. future to trans urged to learn to pray for guidance, I arguments to bolster their claims election, spoke from the pulpit of the High Ma; Roy Eugene Wyatt, a member of time for making the Easter Com- to consider life's possibilities, to I Phone 2912 Mi Je« Ave, WaaMacto* It, that we have seen in quite some Point Breeze Presbyterian church. •r oi - v * gress this law to the scandal of theii Fifth and Penn avenues. The pas- j the State Highway Patrol, read about vocation and ask advice, time, and would suggest that the and mumon in this diocese will date from Catholi<. arut „on-Catholic neighbors, tor, Dr. Perciva! H. Barker, who ex- \ Marie Agnes Sarver were marne to consult the confessor in due time Matt time the Congress of Women's rned the first Sunday in Lent February I it can ^ r0nstrued otherwiss«e tended the invitation to the Klad-; before a nuptial Mass on Thursday ami not wait till it is too late. Fa- Oaba stages a debate that Mrs. „day 22, and continue to Trinity Sunday than a bo|(j' act ^ ¡„subordinatimioin 1 (inc.). May 31. ther I,ord points out that too many ' Parry be secured to defend birth miral, has accepted a call to the pas- morning. to the authority invested in their MacDONALD WEAVER Solemn Funeral Mass was cele- 10. Euchres, bazaars, theatricals, [ of our young people simply drift i control; she did much better in one t orate of the Lafayette Avenue ecclesiastical superior by the Church brated Saturday morning for Mrs. or any other species of entertain- j along into the future instead on GENERAL INSURANCE column the other evening than Prof. Presbyterian church in Buffalo, an«l herself. will soon depart from Pittsburgh, II Carl Kemper who was overcome by ment under parish auspices, or un-1 planning it carefuy, with a thought | 322 Washington Trust Building Washiagtea, Fa. Johnson did in six the Sunday be- der the aus We are most confident that not unaccompanied by the tears of quite | monoxide poisoning in the Kemper spices of a Catholic so- etirrit u we as on the suc s rt«M—netrr we-Hnu ISTS (M ciety of any sort, are prohibited dur- one of the Sodalities affiliated with!?" >' «* a few of his local parishioners. ; garage last Wednesday. The funer- in this lite. ing the Lenten season. j the Diocese Union harbors even the al wa3 largely attended and the What shall I be—Doctor, priest, (I Ike career of a 29-year-old New; Mass was celebrated by Rev. A. J. + H. C. Boyle. remotest thought of trying to evade j Mtk young man was ended vio- i...Ou , r. excellen„ t ..contemporary * >» , , Th,e * 1 this'law; "and "as for "the" there I nurse' , ,wife- 'T°fe u Weisenberger, assisted by Rev. L. Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 15, 1931. 0 1 wha t? Whllp a jmU1 and suddenly the other day Michigan Catholic, of Detroit, of- can be no blessing of God upon such f] "* . ~ , (U , " tm 1 stat s ln llfe are g'lMiii I—* .ZT-üfiZT" r~~'L 1 a concrete illustration of the Stenger, as deacon, and Rev. J. forbidden undertakings, no matter I ^ (food m themselves, N. RAYMOND REBOUT Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 15, 1931. wmP ,re wre of birth umler what plea they try to excuse ' ," mentorious, others Funeral Director ^JTSi.to S Potion by con-, Zewe a-ssub-Deacon By virtue of an indult of the Holy m e comuf ve ones own an,) themselves or how they try in vain " , ' A ¿US^otSsfn the hanits ff tracept^. It publishes a report L Last Tuesday the Young Udies' oth€, s Phone 204-J WASHINGTON, Pi. >f Lourdes i Sodality held a Valentine party in See, working people engaged at hard | to throw sand in their neighbors' I " salvation. A person drift- te» ether young men who ambushed received from Our I,ady Hhi. wo | the school hall for its members, labor are permitted, for a term of | ing into a state of life often finds numbers only one-fourth the clt v i many young persons succeed in J. K. LAWSON fa any number of reasons. He had - * poP"'ation.Onlyl.?S babi . . » , ! were reported for the rest of the [ making a botch of life for them- Grain, Feed, Coal, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement, ta» anerte. d almost numberless; ^ Catholic one-fourth of the H selves and for others. Building Block and Sewer Pipe and Benediction, Father Zewe will f persons engaged in hard labor The following suggestions will aid The editors of the Pittaburgh dio- Elevator and Office: 2M East Maiden Street preach a series of sermons. On every meal, and for the principal Sisters in conducting' Wal eoaaequencea. -Joe the Baker" | the three-fourths of the towns m- Tuesday evenings besides the No- meal to the members of their fami- cesan Catholic papers deserve credit Bell Telephone 76 WASHINGTON, PA. mixed up in so many rackets, ,, .Z1;...... • , . ! and congratulations for the firm „ *!'.. ... , ,. , th« nniu. ,' If the Catholic birth rate had ob- vena prayers. Father Weisenberger lies, even though not employed at talk <>n ,ne tl an reh pouce said after they viewed , ...... ¡stand they have taken for years, in «j""«? .. » ? >' '' : will deliver a series of sermons on hard labor. On fast days, therefore, ou 1 e; ,alk m vu , , 11 tained throughout the city, there I loyal defense of the Rt. Rev. B.sh- «? « i ,. m.ssionary and, aa remains with more or less calm- would have been a total of 808 ha- Matrimony and Allied Subjects, members of the household of work- msterH lf : ta k n sanctlt r of and lack of grief or remorse based on the recent Encyclical of ing people who are not exempt from op's regulation, by refusing to print fi J ! , ' ,P > ! ikt u T.'i.'*, i bies, or 513 more than were actually ¡accounts or advertisements of any 'he marned fiUte= ulk on careers In RALPH SANTE—Exclusive Tailor W of faS 1 abstinenre on ac w (l of hid I-» on In 20 the the Holy Father' i!L!? - u i f; :! such"cor»trabwid ^^rformances* fro- m .I I the °:' 'ioctors, lawyers, archi- 17 E. WHEELING STREET Phon. hT-R WASHINGTON, PA. WW.. »¡'^ would be a small. count of hard labor may use meat ern Men- tfaf,hers' iof.,al wor}rZ- eU'' •way with him. Whoever it i ...... 10.260, , ... Ash Wednesdlly Eaft 1 a i once a day; that is at the• principal ja„ followe-P^- INVOCATION AT BANQUET is allowed by this indult. What a relief to pastors and peo- ' . ,, . ,. . . „ T uture f th C pie to be freed for a spell of rix , following booklets from So- mU meet his Maker. ( ^J f t °T]? ^T Those who make use of the above CANONSBURG, PA. U> weeks from the monotonous and dis-)^',^ Headquartep, 3115 S. Grand Maw for the funeral, which made ** ' Very Rev. Joseph J. Callahan, indult are admonished to perform ! ya.blaae New York ¿asp. It WM Christum morality. C.S.Sp., LL.D., president of I)u- JJJjfland'» moat elaborate obsequies, quesne University, will offer the in- gnmi out dollars at tne expense o1 i ...... ' Ther* la no difference oI opinion aboat this in| atei*. They all The International Record (Ix>n- filbS^,ty\ri I »t^V^e^ o ? I — CschooT;k rac k, : ThT^e call we supply their needs with the right quality needful* HI TML -.5» leas than 41 automobiles vocation at the nineteenth annual ¡the spiritual! Give the spirit, the TU. fTr ^° : 0 . don, January 1931) quotes Pope dispensed. of ill I be a | this courteous place. ¡¡*°e needed to cart the flowers. banquet of the Pittsburgh Real Es- I soul, a chance to recuperate some-! Christ (for boys); Sha Pius XI as follows in an address to H. C. Boyle. nun? Shall my daughters be a Nun, 2**aaods upon thousands passeil tate Board, which is scheduled to be what and to realize that after all a German delegation of the league for older Socialists: They're mar-1 Pjlji the unfortunate Joe's late held in the Hotel Schenley on Sat- Christ came to establish his Church of the Cross, a Catholic Abstinence Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 15, 1931. ried; Marry your own. Assort«! at yafcale to view the remains and the urday evening, February 14. He was for a higher purpose than to join nTAYLOR'm ve SST w . DRUran G 8TMOA) B Society: The annual collection for the mis- er and dozens of New York' invited to the gathering by R. It. .. . * . , I th.111 ' worlBUI ildl iilnl itus effort« to dole out 5 «¡^e" «nd priests sions among the Indian and Negro »v. • • , „ would do well to get a hundred. j^jfc* and detectives were kept | "You are particularly wel- Cappe, president of the local Rea'ty peopl ood time," often •••y handling the crowds and the I come, because you represent a association. le, decreed by the Third Plenary ^¿T™^ J religion ami vir- Counc the expense of It's a mystery why Einstein iPVMrt traffic jam. One floral oil of Baltimore, is to be taken | fi federation and a work that we Mayor Charles H. Kline will like- up in all the churches of the Dio-1 should bother about thinking up new I H|*aa 13 feet high, another was Jefferson Stores consider worthy of all praise. wise be an honored guest of the cese of Pittsburgh on the first Sun- Vocation Week in the United theories. His old ones are as good i Jfat. iour were 9 feet, and the Your work is not only a pious property men at their annual get-to- day of Lent, Februarv 32, 1931. States February 15 as new to us.—St. Louis Post-Dis- MAJESTIC RADIOS AND MFMGBKATOMt WAMINS aifbt-footers were al-1 undertaking, but an honorable gether. H. C. Boyle, j No, not a drive, but a sensible pe-1 patch. MACHINES, IRONERS. ELECTRIC LAMPS. fWp tl PWm, COwt «MS THURSDAY. TOKCAMT sa BstabliahH 1*44 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC

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"If I had my way," she told the I audience which greeted the state Armstrong's Pharmacy 1 ment with applause, "Judge Lind i sey would not speak again on that 7C3 Washington Road (Mt. Lebanon), Pittsburgh, Pa. | subject." I Judge Lindsey, she continued, Telephone LEfaigh 9010 "would have every child instructed in character and discipline until they arc thirteen, then when they are thirteen he would suddenly turn THE NATIONAL CEMENT them loose and permit them to de- HOME SYSTEM BAKERY | velop their sexual instinct by a jnilK KI.AM'H. Proprietor | strange and crazy thing called BURIAL VAULT BREAD, CAKES, PIES, PASTRY of the BEST QUALITY | "companionate marriage." i.i-iiiGii leiss " 'Companionate marriage' is a M14 POTOMAC AVENUE DORMONT law that kills every other law," she The Most Logical Way of Burying said. "No proposition could be Thia pieture une* a new view of part nf Vatican extreme left la the dome of the Vatican observatory. more insulting to American woman The radio «talion in on the summit of a hill, next to Your Dead City, with an "inaet" of Ht* Holineas P»pe Piu» M. hood. I propose that every Ameri- Ihe ruins of the walls of Pius IV. It has been con - can woman study this strange type The ftlim, grareful towers of the Vatican City radio structcd under the personal supervision of Senator For Sale by All Undertaker» of modern marriage that is wreck - station rise high in the air in the harkground. To the Marconi. MEAD'S PHARMACY I ing the very fibre of family life to- A Full Line of Drug Sundriet day and banish it." MANUFACTURED BY 'V-' 's.'*"" -"S.- Prescriptions Our Specialty Cueat of N. C. C. W. Officers PRESTON C. GRIMM, Apollo, Penna. •TI WEST LIBERTY AVENUE I.Ehigh 3163 Mrs. Norris' talk at the Women's FREE DELIVERY City rluh Saturday night was the third event in her visit to the city. Missionary Confraternity At noon she was a guest of the Women's Press club, and from 3 j until 5 o'clock she was the guest of of Christian Doctrine THE SALVATION ARMY j the officers of the Deanery council SPEER'S52 0BRAK WashingtonE Roa SERVICd E OF THE DIOCESE OF PITTSBURGH of the National Council of Catholic ? Oklahoma City-Tulsa Is New ! women at the Chamber of Com- REV. D. A. LAW I.ESS, Director Emergency Relief : Brakes • Carburetors and Steering merce. St. Mary of Merry Church, 204 Ferry Street, Pittsburgh Pa. Title, and Two Churches "Women's Problems" was the Designated Cathedrals Official Light and Brake Station | general thought of Mrs. Norris' 12.fi.10 Catholic Children I nder Instruction f ! night address. 6fi7 I.ay Trarhers. 1!»M Sunday School» ^ Your Help Solicited Everywi Oklahoma City, Okla., Feb. 7.— Women have had problems since The consultors of the Diocese of Ok- COLONEL C. B. CAMPBELL ! the dawn of creation and doubtless j ' will continue to have them until the We gratefully acknowledge re-1 to our help in the persons of many I lahoma in meeting with the Bishop 425 Second Avenue Pittsburgh,^ end of time, she said. ceipt of the following private con- i good benefactors. this week authorized The Southwest Courier to issue the news thst the GroccrteNORMAi and Meat»N &- Tea RUNNIO Room - Soda GrillN In view of the need of fewer tributions : For all you may be able to Jo, • tasks in the homes because of im believe mc. Very Kev. Msgr. I name of the Diocese of Oklshoms Rev. P. F. W., P. C. C. W Rev. QUALITY WITH SERVICE—OUR SUCCESS proved ways of doing this*work, I Yours most thankfully in J. & M has been changed to the Diocese of J ITI HAMILTON AVBNUR. I'lTTini'RKH. Pi. J. A. N , Rev. C. A. S , Rev. m-m WASHINGTON ROAD, MT. LEBANON. PA. women have much more time on P. C. Rev. Father Aug. Basle. Oklahoma City-Tulsa and that tne D., Sr. A., J. V., Miss E. L •I UM|k I1U9-AMH W« Deliver ; their hands than formerly. This J. Miss churches of Our I^ady of Perpetual S. H., Miss M. V. K., Kev. * time, Mrs. Norris said, should be J. U. B., NORTH SIDE CARD PARTY | Help, Oklahoma City, and the Holy Rev. J. I ». and Rev. F. J HANKEY BAKING COMPi devoted to the carrying on of move- 11., Cir-| i Family, Tulsa, have been made i ments that would tend for the bet- cles 64, 53, 6, 6, 45, 27, 15 Pitts- A pre-Lenten card party will be cathedrals. The bull authorizing We Produce Our Own Eggi and Milk j terment of the world. "Do all you burgh. held at St. Mary's school hall, Nash these changes has been received jean to end war" was one of her and Ijockhart streets. North Side, from Rome. Our Bakery Products I suggestions. Mrs. M. H. B., Bellevue; Miss M. JOHN H. DAGUE, Realtor B. !>., Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. J. H. Monday and Tuesday, February 16 mint a ratuw PAM REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE, RENTALS, MORTGAGES She described her own humble Bishop Kelley has been delegated FLAUT«« W., Braddock; Mrs. F. J. F., Mc- and 17, under the auspices of the MeKee* lUrU, Pa. Marola mmé Mm. rna till MM W. LIBERTY AVE. LEhigh 2600 DORMONT. PA. : start in life as a wife more than Sodality and the Children of Mary. < to* make the changes in the name of l'Imbarili, Pa. uufcdal*. Pa. I 25 years ago when she and her hus- Keesport; Mrs. G. R. M., Crafton; the Holy See. His Lordship will Mrs. M. A. F., Scottdale; Mrs. L. Great effort has been put forth by j band lived in a three-room npart- »11 of the committee to make this i make the promulgation in the ; ment four flights up in a dingy sec-j L., Ford City; Miss E. A. N , Kit- ining; card pi | Cathedral of Our Iakc Nyasa. It i Five hundred -Barbara Schmitt. i petual Help. Father A. F. Monnot Call our ttudio for an appointment Monthly: received thirty-eight re- has an area of 16,280 square miles! Old Maid Mary Schock, Anna r,"'al,n the "Worship temporar- today jection slips and on the second round and a population of 697,777 natives.! Weber, Marianna Foerster. ! a"d *>ls Present assistant will sold it to the Atlantic Monthly. We have 13 stations with 41 priests, Kefrwhment stand. Monday—Ag- i"1 be c™,n?®d' on *«th" The Mahan & Wright Studios two lay brothers, 22 sisters, 13 nes Heyl, Hilda Thaner, Margaret! Monn°t will be named to a new post, ST. COLMAN? ST. FRANCIS, HOMESTEAD churches, 68 chapels of ease, 8y01 Buettner, Anna Buettner, Marie Msgr. G. Depreitere wii remain TURTLE CREEK, PA. 518-520 Chartiers Ave. Tuesday'-— i Vicar General of the Diocese and McKeea Korku, l'a. Federal 07S1 schools in the villages (a school ( Hunkele, Rosalia Risch The united efforts of L. C. B. A. ; here means a place where first re- Mildred Rahe, Mar pa ret Trautman, rector of St. Joseph's. The chan- Margaret Ilokan, Mathilda Michael, cery w,n rpmain 8t iu Present loca- m Sodality and Christian Mothers ligious them secular instruction is 1 promise two very enjoyable eve- given). We have also small sem- Anna Marie Trautman, Anna Kraus. J .' , _ „ „ , .... See l'> For Real Service! Valley M rtings in the form of card parties on ¡nary with 65 pupils. Nine students Coffee stand —Dora Hartung. Msgr. J. F McGuire will be rec- Monday and Tuesday evenings, Feb. ¡n philosophy and theology have Bingo, Monday-Helen Foerster, ¡?.r °f the Holy Family cathedral. Terry's Wall Paper & Paint Co. 16 and 17. Beautiful and useful j been sent to a regional seminary, Laura Stengel. Alma Foerster, Ro- Bishop Kelley will retain his Tulsa THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK prizes invite manv contestants from | There is a normal school for the sella McCready, Henrietta Chisler. residence at the Christ King rec- Whole tale and Retail near and far. Games will begin, training of teachers catechists with The Oldest Bank in Town Tuesday — Evaline Risch, Anna tory. QUALITY LOWEST PRICES $1* CHARTIERS AVENl'E MrKEES ROCKS, PA. promptly at 8:30 p. m. 240 pupils. Four stations have a Schlossei, Helen Schmidt, Irene Precedents for changing cathe- After reading a summary of the 3mBu hospital and the others ha\e Staab. drals in a Diocese have been set. 613 PENN AVE. TURTLE CREEK, PI financial condition of the parish last dispensaries where thousands of pa- Cloak room, Monday—Agatha Sa- There are old cathedrals in New Sundav, the members were con- tients are treated every year. A tariano, Mildred and Anna Dutzik. York, St. Louis and other cities. It Ska* Pkaaa Valley 114* Rea. Pkaaa Valley —ON SAVINGS— gratulated on the splendid report of |fper fettlement has just been Tuesday—Mathilda Schlosser, Betty is usually interpreted as a progres- 8% 8% the past year and for their whol*-j Parted. 1 s ve ite n CYMNDKR It LOCKS AKC-WKLDB» WITHUI'T KENOTIN Quiter, Grace Chisler, Ca'theri'ne ' P ' diocesan history. AXLKS ANO WHEELS STUAIfiHTEMCI» COLD hearted co-operation in all under- ...... , Kunkei. The raising of Tulsa to a cathe- takings, which made last year one °»r " "Vi/"' elop- dral and and Novelty stand - Dorothy Spuhler, ^ Diocesan TURTLE CREEK WELDING SHOP^ Sveka Savings & Loan Association of the most progressive and success-! I™"* Wlth Christians umens. We had an Helen Balzer. Evelyn Wunderly, »'smficant. It means that •AST MAM STHKKT CARNCGIRt PA. ful in the history of the parish. The | f*^chu, Tul ,a U rkarle* B Halatva. Pray. over 8,000 new Chris- Mathilda I'erschy, Lucille Graziano. | - I' as equally important W. a. McCraley, President Geo. P. Geinter. ftoe'y envelope system endorsed by all j *ver*K* 01 w ELECTRIC WELDING—ACETYLENE WEI. DIN S tians in each of the three last years, Patricia Stalter i 'th Oklahoma City In l.atholic 1314 Lyna Avenue Turtle Crn^l families doubled the annual ordinary affair aml and we may ex)>ert the same num- A large attendance is looked for- i » forecasts the eventual income. What the parish lacks in ward to and the committee is mak- splitting up of the State into two number. Its members are making up ber, if not more, for many years to come, if we could only get the ing preparations accordingly. dioceses. _ ST. PAUL'S in loyalty and zeal. Communions money. There is an urgent need of Bishop Kelley by naming Our ST. PETER'S were increased by over five thou 20 chapels with an average cost of ST. M ARY'S, NORTH SIDE Lady's as the new Oklahoma City ST. MICHAEL'S sand. BUTLER, PA. more than $500. We have 725 cathedral solves a great problem. He On Ash Wednesday ashes will be teachers-catevhists. Kach of them At the nolemn closing of the realized the need of a new cathe- STUBBS distributed after High Mass at R a. costs us from $20 to $30, which Forty Hours' devotion on Sunday, dral yet felt that he could not, at Funeral Servii this inauspicious time, impose a mil- Valley 1700 in., and after Lenten sermon and February the Rt. Rev. Alfred Benediction at 8:45 p. m. Ix"nten amounts to about $18 000 every 8, lion dollar burden upon his people. WE DO IT BEIT ER Koch, O S.11. of St. Vincent Arch- sermon will take place every Sun- year. Should any benefactor like Our I^ady's, large, lending itself to Funeral Horn«: 12S Grant St. TURTLE CREEK, abbey, was the celebrant, assisted Whan that Suit, Dress and Shirt Cat» Soilad, Call 29600 day and Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., with to make a foundation of a burse in Cathedral dignity, was a happy by Rev. Edwin Fusscnegger as Dea- meditation on the Passion of Christ perpetuity he could do it for $500 choice, in the opinion of The Courier. The training of a boy to be con and Rev. 11. P. Thiefels, C.S.Sp., THE BUTLER STEAM LAUNDRY fand Stations on Fridays during | teacher catechist costs the mission as sub Deacon. Lent. Under the combined efforts of the 217'/t W. Cunningham Street, Butler, Pa. All Children of Mary and High i $100. Without a very special help ANNUNCIATION. NORTH SIDE f ! from Above and the best prayers Sodality and Children of Mary, the ka- school pupils will receive Commun- annual pre-Lcnten series prize card | ion in a body in the o'clock Mass and alms of generous benefactors, Beginning Sundav, Feb. 15, the M. D. WILLIAMS gro¿ERÍ 8 party (usual games, euchre, gam? Phone Valley 1152 413 Penn Ave., Turtle Creek, j ' this Sunday. wo can not satisfy the longing of hours of Mass will be 7-8-9 (for of old maid, 500, bingo, etc.) wiU children) 10 and 11 o'clock. The rr IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE CUSTOMERS the natives for our holy religion. For this reason, good or bad writ- be held in our school, Monday and I ] i 0'cl0Ck Mass will be a High Mass. WHO DEMAND THE BEST Ml'NHAI.L CARD PARTY er, I dare cry out for help. You Tuesday, February 16 and 17. at: Christian Doctrine for children after 8:30 p. m. Many valuable and i 9 o'clock Mass. Your» tor Quality and Service The members of Branch 753, L. C. | are sure of our best prayers. handsome prizes (which are now on James Kenny and Anna Qulnn | B. A., of St. Francis church, Mun- Very Rev. Msgr., nine months display at John J. Bauer's store, 721 were married before a nuptial Mass McCLINTOCK-WELSH LUMBER BUTLER CHAIN COMPANY, INC. hall, will hold a pre-l^enten card | ago, a very heavy burden fell on K. Ohio street) will be awarded. Ad- on Thursday. INCORPORATED party on Monday and Tuesday eve-1j my shoulders and I am a good deal mission, 50c. A door prize of $10 Kev. Father Delaney preached an mngs, February lfi and 17, for Ihe bruised. 1 was appointed procu- LUMBER. MILL WORK. STAIRS. BUILDERS' SUPPUttl will be given on each evening. eloquent and inspiring sermon at benefit of the church and school. The iI rator for all our different stations. the Holy Name Rally on last Sun- L. C. B. A. will be assisted by the Those nine months have been the 1320 Lynn Ave.—Phone Valley 2100—Turtle Creek, O. O. Mclntyre is given to naming j day. Young Indies' Sodality anil Confra- hardest of my life. From all the country boys who make good in the ternity of Christian Mothers, who missions urgent appeals ere con- Annunciation Players will produce BUTLER, PA. city. The rare bird, however, is the I assure a most enjoyable evening for, s.antly coming to me for help, but I the comedy, "Kempy," in Norwood city boy who makes good in the their guests. Bridge, Five Hundred, have nothing to give them except hall, Feb. 16 and 17, for the benefit 1 country.- Weston (Ore.) Leader. I WILKINSBURG Euchre, Old Maid and Bingo will be |wha t His Lordship is giving me, but of the church. UNION BOWLING ALLE played. Games will begin promptly it is far to be enough and some Fa- at 8:30 P. M. The prize committee, thers are really in despuir. We can WEST VIRGINIA WE CATER TO LADIES Mrs. A. J. Funk. Mrs. J. Vogel, Mrs. | not develop our missions as we 536 PENN AVENUE TURTLE CREEK, H J. Werl, Mrs. W. Steimer and Miss should. The Protestant missions (ofj G. G. KESLAR Marie Kuenzig are actively engaged 13 denominations) are numerous; I PHONE VALLEY 9869 R. COLLINS. Pre» in procuring beautiful, as well as many really spoil the natives, who, j High-Grade Freeh and Smohed Meat»—Poultry useful prizes for the winners. The however, are ready to come to us,! ladies will also serve a delicious could we give them what they get I Bell Phone Franklin 5I74-R lunch with Mrs. J. Rushe and Mrs. B. JHIGH. NEUHARDGRADE MEN'S WEAR T there, secular as well as religious | BOS WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. A. De Laurentis in charge. A valu- HARROP & HOPKINS instruction. We have nearly as Agent for able door prize will also be given many Christians as they have al- ; 541 WOOD ST. PITTSBURGH. each evening. A most cordial invi- together, but they receive 20 times DUNLAP, STETSON and BORSAL1NO HATS Atlaall* U>IM—IVIrpbonr«— \ alloy IIS tation is extended to all members Thirty years ,xp,rl«ne. In Draddock, Turtle Crei k Valley and Viel« Stafwiwry and Greeting Card» as much money as we do. Oh, how KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES, MANHATTAN SHIRTS Wotk Absolutely Guaranteed! and friends of the parish. The card thankful we would be to you, Very | party is being held at St. Francis 1305-7 MARKET STREET WHEELING. W VA for All Seaeone and Oecaeione Rev. Msgr., could you find for us Hall, Ninth Avenue and McClure some benefactors who could help us USERWMNR AVENU BROSK . WILKIIIIIIIIIO, PA Street, Munhall, which can be in our great distress. CHARLES SCHMIDT reached by street cars No. 50, 60, 65 TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANDY—Spalding Sporting or 68, to McClure Street. We assure you. Very Rev. Msgr., WHEELING AUTO GAS COMPANY as well as all our benefactors, of 620 Penn Avenue - - - - - . TURTLE CREEK. EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Operators of »TYI.K - IIVAUTY aa4 PKICK Topeka State-Journal. our most ardent prayers. All our 1 What Europe needs is a united Christians too pray for those who i MERCHANT TAILOR state of mind rather than a United JOHN HERMAN •alitar o» ria* Clalkaa help them. I do not know really GOTTLIEB BROS.—*-«" Men'» ww States of Europe.—Louisville Cour- what to do. My and our only hope | Woodsdale Gas Station and the Alamo LEO AMD LOO »•INN ARMNVM n»M rHarrklll mm BOTH ON NATIONAL ROAD. WHEELING. W. VA. wiLKixiaime, PA. ier-Journal. ii that Divine Providence will come 1» »nWwk Ava. Taleakaaa Vallar MW-W ir, T IX vïïbkcàm un MHUud 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Pinne, COnrt Mil SEVEIf YOUR NEXT GEORGETOWN MEETS ALLEGHENY VALLEY FORMAL AFFAIR DUKES ON FRIDAY g Hand-Tailored Tuxedo, Full Dress or SPORT GOSSIP THE FIRST NATIONAL Cutaway Suit From Us Dave Wilder, diminutive Reserve, Duquesne forward, showed up well, OQUPUBTB Lira or ACCESSORIES last Friday night against (V-neva RANK AND TRUST CO. ECT FIT •• LATEST STYLES PITT AND THE DUKES when he was thrust into the fray kl flmw «wrtlis EnaUUtMit Bishop Schlarman, However, upon the ejection of "Smoke" Abele, | FORD CITY, PA. Says U. S. Must Be on Its It 1* the general opinion in Pittsburgh sporting circle« that the via the personal foul mute, and he Whittington Dress Suit Co. University of Pittsburgh athletic suthorities stole a march on their will likely see plenty of action before Capital and Surplus $210,000 Assets orer $2,700,000 Guard Against "Red" Carnegie Terh rivals this week when thev announced the signing of a he closes his career with the last; Every facility for the handling of year business 4002-3-4 JENKINS ARCADE Threats contract, for a 1932 football game with Elmer Layden's Duquesne game this year with Waynesbiirg. University eleven, the first time in the history of the two schools Benedict and Abcle will again IKS at 4% ON SAVINGS Night Phon« that, thev will meet in a major athletic contest It is no secret that the forward posts for the Davies- JMkWI Everglade B918-J Springfield, 111., Feb. 6.—'The | the Dukes have been anxious to get on both the Pitt and Tech foot- men tomorrow night against George- greatness of the Unitati States to- ball schedules, and the news that Pitt had signed a contract for town, with Captain Stephens and TBE rsiiiDLT am day is general Iy due to Christian such a game was hailed with delight by the general sporting public. Parry holding down the defensive principles ami particularly due to The new contract provides that the Dukes are not to play any berths. Bunk McGeever will jump the system of private ownership, as- other 1932 opponent of Pitt, in that year in Pittsburgh. That pro- center, and endeavor to show better Armstrong County Trust Co. Ambulance Senrice serted the Kt. Rev, J. H. Schlarman, viso, it is believed, was incorporated by Pitt in order to forestall against the Capital City pivot ace KiTTtmmo, raniTLTUu , Bishop of Peoria in he course of the possibility of s Huke-Tech game in '32, and shows that the than he did against Kent Sole, Ken Largest in the County 4%—ON SAVINGS—4% ! art address on Conn ism which he Pitt authorities aro alive to the fact that they have a "hot" game Loefiler's steady Geneva performer. delivered at the M TOTAL KK.SOl'RCaS OVER MNM ay Luncheon on their hands, one that will undoubtedly sttract a large stadium Our Motto: Courtaay and Servie« | Club here in the pn ce of the Kt. Next Tuesday, Beaver Fails v.-ill ; Rev. James Grill crowd, and they do not want, their Schenley Park rivals to "chisel take on a holiday appearance, for H. QuaFUNERAy L DIRECTOMorrisoR n Bishop of in" on it, if, indeed. Tech had any intention of doing so. But with the Dukes are scheduled to play a I Springfield in Ulim Msg-r. M. A.j Pitt making the break of scheduling the Dukes, it is now highly prob- return match with the Covenanters PaamUwiwy, P». | Tarrent, Chancellor of the Spring- field Diocese, Governor Louis E. able that Carnegie Tech will also get the Leydenmen on their list that night at the High School gym. JOHN W. RHODES Emmerson of Illinois, and many at a later date, with the result that in the future local football Duke followers well know the en- AMHl'LAÜCK SERVICE—ri'XERAL BUSS other prominent guests. fans will probably see three big local games each year, featuring thusiasm that bursts out on the Col- IM ». JEFFER'OII STREET KITTANMiau. PEKKA. the Dukes in action against Pitt and Tech and the lstter two play- lege Hill campus when a Red and Warning against the (lancer of ing each other. Blue team invades the up-river sec- Communism to the principles of The Pitt-Duke game will be played either on Saturday, October tor, and it is expected that a large NEW YEAR GREETINGS ! American Government, the Bishop crowd * Pittsburghers will accom- I pointed out that every Communistic 22, or October 29, 1932. One of those dates will be taken up with a Pitt-Notre I'ame game at the stadium and the Dukes will get the pany the local team to Geneva on KITTANNING AUTO PARTS CO. N. R.Bel l PhonMOOR« SSI E ideal is diametrically opposed to the Tuesday. I spirit and attitude of the American other date. In one way, the Dukes will be getting a break if they Replacement Parte for Care and Tracke and Western mind. follow Notre Dame on the Pitt schedule, as any team has a lot Bob Thorn will lead his heady Funeral Director—Ambulance Service Grove City delegation to town on 158 V Mr K KAN STREET PhoM KITTANNING. "At an v rate, the gTeatne* • taken out of it trying to fend off the Irish attack through 60 min- 9M PA. 1H444-14» West I-on g Avenue Da Bois, Pennsylvania utes, and quite naturally is not in the best possible condition, either Thursday, February 19, to battle the achieved by A.merica id n the Hilltoppers, and the amiable Thorn United Stat« to date,' hi mental or physical, for the following Saturday. On the other hand, if the Dukes have to follow Notre Dame at the stadium, it will would like nothing better than a vic- >ill"w Pa- Homeatcad. Pa. Clalrton. Pa. Turtle Creek. Ta the result of ( cipleí, tory over his friend. Chick Davies. "" Wllmerdíne. Pa Wilklmburs. Pa recognition of p !y and greatly reduce the size of the crowd, as the Notre Dame game is although the wc islead- rather a "climax" game in Pittsburgh, no matter when played, Safe Deposit & Title Guaranty Co. ing, the capitali uurgeo is and there is always a let-down in gridiron interest hereabouts after »JOHNSTON the capital ii at the Rockne Circus has been to town. BEARCATSGETEVEN IX Store» that quality, qaaaMty sad prlrt kollt least, i nppost Both Head Coach Elmer Layden snd Graduate Manager John 4% ON SAVINGS tteKeesport. Pa—MS Sth Ave. 551 Locust St.. Duquesne, Pa. BREAK IN 4 GAMES [Aa. Pa.—Franketown Ave.: 6839 Forbes St.: 70? Horaewood Ave "Our inuc Holohan are to be congratulated for their successful efforts in get- KITTANNING PENNA. based >n private pi ; private ting the Dukes on the big time in local football circles, and it is a |EffP«TS • DECORATORS - NURSERYMEN houses ol certainty that Elmer will send a team on the field in October, 1932, Latrobe, Pa., Feb. 10.—The St. privately that will be able to give the Panthers a battle worthy of their steel. j Vincent College team broke even on I not now Incidentally, as many observers see it, Pitt's gesture in recog- its four-game road trip, taking over .stem is not sub- nizing the Dukes undsr Elmer Layden, an old Notre Dame star, will Youngstown "Y" 47-29, and St. NORTH SIDE that it will re- not in any way hurt the Panthers' chances for renewing their three- ! Bona* 35-34, while Canisius defeated orever une langed, but I do year contract with Knute Rockne which now expires with the Pitt- the Bearcats, 22-24, and Slippery] IL. tal idea of it is Rock emerged winner 41-31. The M. W. FELTON e fúndame: Notre Dame game here in 1932. | season record now stands at four FUNERAL DIRECTOR of private prop- • • • a on the righ ! wins and seven losses, rather a dis- . . . ss, such as it has BERNIE CONROY WAS RIGHT astrous season to date considering 1law Alexandria Blairsville, Pa. .vi . is due to the exchange of com- & HELM HARDWARE CO. lodities and services for one an- the prospects that were held for the DAUM .her and due to the principles or to Several weeks ago Bemie Conroy of New Kensington, student I team at the beginning of the sea&ori. 623-5 EAST OHIO STREET if fact that men work for them- manager of the 192a Notre Dame football team, upon his return I Youngstown proved no matcli for Stoves - Range» - Refrigeratora - Houtefurnuhtngt .the Bearcats and substitutes held 336 STATION si lili: I ilves and their families first of all from a visit with Knute Rockne at New York telephoned this de- Hardware - Paint - Glaee - Toole noms m iid secondarily, if at all, for the | partment several interesting bits of information. First, said Bemie, swav throughout most of the con- ood of society." Dan Hanlcy. flashy sophomore fullback of the 1930 eleven, was test and their efforts were far super- rilRF.tt Mit through at Notre Dame because of inability to keep his studies up ior to those of the Ohio boys. Bor ner and Flauto walked off with high Forefathers All Wrong to the proper ma d, Bucky O'Conno: locked GEO. W ELLER AL. BENITZ EUGENE C. MOSTI Bishop S 'hlarman then continued ! Southern Californ hats off with his ball ca FUNERAL DIRECTOR in pan as loliow memorable Decern! cas at Los Angeles, was along lits ball-tut ii dgu to the Yak backfic-ld fa an WELLER & RENITZ Dsj and Nicht Service "Now. there cc chiefly from Ku- worn- ! third, one of the i Notre Dame players of tl .e lWuO cham make a good impression on the THE SHOP FOR MEN BRIDGEVILLE, PA. en, who tell us ers of pions was going ti e Beniinary to study for th e priesthood, NEW SPRING STYLES IN HATS our cour.trv we; Bernie passi d d bit of Information aloi g merely for Canisiuit proved a tom-h customer STYLPARK at $5.00 W. B. SPECIAL, $3.45 MOSTI MOTOR SALES WHIPPET AND WILLYS-KMGH1 that it was a rumor in well-informed 'for St. Vincent and a field in the what is was wort 13 FEDERAL STREET N. S., PITTSBURGH. M. Notre Dame circle: tie East. So we got a priespriest at Notre Damt last minute of play by Decker won Phone Fairfax 7S02 N—r Kw Thwtw on the long distant leuhone to s:k him about it, and he said thert 'nment' of' Wash-1 was nothing to tin iort that the player in question was to enter Mack G L i must be over- j the seminary. Thi ut of curiosity, we asked him about Hanley's eight po Phone Fairfax 0907 CRAFTON, INGRAM and ELLIOTT md in its place rise up the j status as a studen 1- replied that, while Dan had dropped down ! men for the Carusians while Carney ship of the Proletariat . . . a little, he had just ha d a talk with him and Dan reported him I took the honors for the Bearcats. Your Patronage Solicited Communist Manifesto | self in great mental trit o buck the academic line and go over for NORTH SIDE CUSTOM TAILORS off the disguise, proclaims j a passing grade. Thert ,-as also a denial that O'Connor was go- CLEANING - PRESSING - REPAIRING COLTERYAHN SANITARY DAIRY and flings the Red Power ing to do any coaching Vale. PURE SPRING WATER face of the world; it will| Well, last week, Hanli was dropped from Notre Dame be SUITS MADE TO ORDER—422.50 TO f60.00 Fer Better Milk For Better Service elais antagonism by de- cause of his failure to nu ntain a passing grade in his studies, IS OFFERED FOR SUE W. Montgomery Avenue. >orth SI4e, Plttslrarffh, Pi. every class but 3ie class and this week the signing Í O'Connor as backiield coach at Yale Dairy Plant—1004 Fredonia Street (Elliott) Pittsburgh Here's an announcement of im- was announced •WE SMILE AT MILES" Phone WAInat 3541 "The M aim Is to bring j After ti believe what Be Conrc tells ' portance, coming as it does at a time 'hone 1«dar 1077 Branch Office—No. 3 Shawhan Place, Carnegie about Sot ution, dispossess j Dame football players. when the majority are dissatisfied the Bou: about the N Phone Carnegie 888 abolish private! with the taste of the water supplied WESTERN AUTO SERVICE property, l it into social I the city. A new tattle water di- Victor DrcMkra, Prop. properly. IS a eli BOBSLED S'l E E KIM* rect from springs is offered bv the TIIWI1G COKTRACTOH - CEKERAL REI'irRIKO rrlrphonmi William Penn Spring Water Com- 31«..«» f<«T VTHKKT _K;_S;;_rlTTSBrROH:_y*_ Yard Offtc* As one who; •rnt interest in bobsled riding is purely academ- i panv of Turtle Creek, Pa., telephone. Walnut 0«09 lc and whose a experience was confined to sliding down the Valley 1351. The nublic is cordial- Cnfton-Ingram Coal Co. Kilgkt . Walnut 1561 H mer hill s Peri Ind., many years ago, we read with consid- ly invited to visit the snring located Yard and Office* i class be extinguished . érable intere er day reports" of the bobsled races now under- on the William Penn Highway, near %ViUTT—SERHCB CRAFTOM, PA. 44 Naraia Afreet "Whatever systems or schools of way at Lake I'lac N' Y. It seems as though the latter is to be the Monroeville Road. Dailey s Auto Service ELECTRICAL EXPERTS thn scene of the winter sports of the 1932 Olympic games, and the j socialism and communism there may The water offered by this com- Official Willard Battery Salee and Service COAL—SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT, CINDERS A SLAG ¡have been in the past; whatever American anid several foreign teams are already on the ground tun- pany is declared by F. C. Buckmas- ¡communist experiments there may ing up their sleds, or whatever it js you do to your Olympic bob- ter, chemist of courts of two conn-' 708 EAST NORTH AVE. Phone Ced«r 5294-J have been, from the miniature and sleds A bobsled team, we are told, consists of four men: the ties, and with 25 years' experience ; more or less pink, Utopian under- steerer, the fellow who puts on the brakes, and two others who, we 'in analyzing drinking waters, t<> be takings of the past century—today, presume, merely go along for the ride. A REniHU FOB ASY WATCH WE CAKKOX em R. L. TANDA - i ideal f"r drinking purposes and is Better Work For LCM Moaey Communism doctrine applied on a Unlike the Hiner hill at Peru, bobsled course about Lake Placid I comparatively soft and free from Phone Fairfax 2552 All Work Guaranteed Eastman Kodaks, Patent Medicines, Spalding Sporting j large scale to the people of Russia. is banked and curved here and there, consequently the job of steer- vegetable matter. The price of the SIDNEY D. KOHN "Tyranny before—worse tyranny ing the sleigh while it is traveling at a mile-a-minute clip is one not I water is extremelv reasonable. Call Goods, Stationery, Candies, Ice Cream, Tobacco JEWELRY - DIAMONDS - WATCHES i after. Sumptuary procedures and to be taken too lightly. These racing bobsleds will skid and spread I him today for your order. OITK IAN>—R,(l>ltKd OpMatMit, Ib Chare* B AND 57 CRAFTON AVE. CRAFTON. PA : Siberia before—the terrors of mas- their occupants all over the landscape in case they are not kept 1 907 FL'IIKH <1. STREET ~ 1 sacres, of fire and sword, mas. : exe- to the course, in a very expert manner, which leads one to wonder FOR I1EI.LKVI E PARISH cutions, the terrorizing methods of what the fellow who puts on the brakes is doing all the while. Be- the Cheka and the G.P.U. and the ing totally unfamiliar with the subject, we wonder how in the A reception and card party will bs Prompt Road Service KNOUFF HARDWARE CO. indescribable sufferings of Soiovet- world you" can put brakes on a bobsled, or what good they'll do held by the members of Assumption! RCA and COLONIAL RADIOS and TUBES zky Islands, the prison colony of you after you've got them on. Are they mechanical brakes, air parish, Bellevue, on Monday, Febru- IS TOYS - ELECTRICAL Stl'l'LlKS - PAINTS and GLASS the Communist regime, after«ards. brakes, or what? How do they operate, and how do they work ary 16, in the parish ha;' of St. Battery Service Station ITOVCa, RAM.EV ETC. j Perhaps it is be :ause of this touch when they're in operation? Not that it makes any difference to us, Francis Xavier's church, California Moore's tt-M Ststion St. Phone Wslnnt 4290-4291 Crsfton. Pa. and reo smear of the oriental that but we're curious to learn something more not only about the avenue, North Side. Mr. James Sul- Invite Us to Your Next Battery Funeral I it is difficult for the Wester i mind brakes of a bobsled, but how the brakeman puts in his time and livan, general chairman, will be a; - 700 I.OCKHART STREPT 1919 CHATEAU STREET tc understand it all. earns his keep. sisted by the following committee tl'.ellpsr «iiirnnei—FA MMS CEiar 0385 CORUSS STATION, "The history of Russia is a story What we are chiefly Interested in is the job of the other two chairmen: I of absolutism, of autocracy, of fellows who are on the sled. As far as we can make out, all those Cards, F. J. McGowan; prizes. PITTSBURGH, PA. cruelty, of banishments, beginning boys have to do is to sit tight and enjoy the ride, which is our Mrs. J. L. Clyman: distribution of i Phone: Fairfax 5311 Open Evenings Until IO P. M. with Rurik of Novgorod in S32 down idea of a wonderful time, and if any of the American Olympic prizes, Gus Schaffner; dance, Albert j TIRN .an dB SHEE. RIGT METALG WORK—WEI R FURNACES 'to Stalin in 11131." bobsled teams feel an acute need for some ballast in the shape of a Liddel, Jr.; chuck-a-luck, A. N. j aad FURNACE CLEANING — Repair Work a Specialty boy who can sit as tight as the best tight-sitter you ever saw, we Ross; Bingo, Mark Gannon; lunch, PRINTING SERVICE W. F. WILLIAMS OPTICAL CO. M Fbaae Z14S-B Federal RealSeaee aaS Ikes S7S4 S. I«|BU St. wish they would get in touch with this department. Our ama- Mrs. Edna Rice; check room, James j The Colonial Press, 405 Penn teur standing is entirely pure and undefiled, as we never have made Kerr, and J. J. Smith; door, N. Mer- | Jewelera - Optometrists and Opticians | Ave., make a specialty of printing a dime out of any game, particularly poker. tes, J. Sharting and Theodore for Catholic organizations having • • • » Kreger; publicity, C. Mertes. Cash or Terms published anniversary booklets for Two Door» from Kenyon TWtar N. S.. PITTSBURGH, PA. I Sacred Heart Church, St. Francis BIDDING BRIDGE HANDS VALENTINE CARD PARTY DR J L HOUGH Oft. | Xavier's, St. Peter's, N. S.; St. j Mary's, N. S.; St. Kieran's, etc. Speaking of games of chance, and the consequent financial re- The last of the pre-Lenten card HEINZ BAKERY turns therefrom, if any, Mr. Paul Bower of Belle vue and the Sun- PURE FOOD PASTRY SHOPPE parties to be held at the P. C. C. W. Bell Phone Fairfax S3SS Ren. Phase Celar SSM Telegraph art department has hit upon a scheme which is quite Council House will be a Valentine 3128 CHARTIERS AVE. SHERADEN, PA. 1ST. XAVIER "BLACKS" remunerative, to say the least. Mr. Bower, as you must know, party on Saturday afternoon, Feb- FEDERAL 2SSS is a bridge expert and likes nothing better than to relieve his friends ruary 14, from 2:30 to 5 p. m. Mrs. H. O. PAPENCORDT WIN OVERTIME GAME of their spare change at that game. Mr. Bower is not what the L. P. Shea, chairman, will have as average player would call a conservative bidder, but that's just GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK - FURNACE WORK her aides Mrs. George J. Rudolph, TIN & SLATE ROOFING • SHINGLING Latrobe, Pa., Feb. 7.—On Thurs- where thé average player in opposing Mr. Bower would spend con- Miss R. A. Good and Mrs. George siderable of his money to gain some valuable experience. The aver- ST. JEROME'S day evening, two strong teams were Zeuger. Bridge, Five Hundred and 1210 FEDERAL STREET N. S. PITTSBURGH. PA. SS. CYRIL * METHODIUS in the line of battle at St. Xav- age player would not know that, among his intimates, Mr. Bower Euchre will be played. CHARLEROI, MOTHER OF SORROWS ier's. This time it was the Blues is known as "Five Spades" Bower. Mr. Bower and his partner PA. have a habit of bidding five spades, six no trump, or whatever suit and the Blacks of the boys' school, Many a last winter's suit that was Xavier Hall. Again the contest their respective hands might call for, and making the contract. rideos in County Kerry, the Schwartzes in County Roscommon, or worn all last summer without the was on for five points toward the The average player, hearing s bid of five spades, or something vest has now welcomed the vest Phones 474-475 silver cup. When the first quarter the Lukatses in County Mayo? Or does John Killeen claim him as that high or higher, generally doubles the bid of his opponent on one of the Galway Elduayens? back to the ensemble again. — Path- was ended the Blue team was ahead general principles, and is then somewhat startled to hear Mr. Bower • • * e finder. CHARLEROI SUPPLY COMPANY by two goals. But when a rest was redouble. The secret of his success with this system is simplicity called at the end of the half, the itself. MOVING PICTURE REVIEW LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES other team was in the lead. The Mr. Bower never bids five or more of any suit unless he is sure Sir Co nan Doyle's spirit finds no third quarter saw better pass work Through the kindness of Mr. Vin Sweeney, the Dormont newly- rest, his widow reports, raising s TRUCK-MIXED CERTIFIED CONCRETE he can make it! and altogether more skillful play- Those of Mr. Bowers' friends who have spent considerable of wed, we were enabled to attend the preview showing of the Him, Question about the extent to which Street and P. K. B. Charleroi. Pa ing than any other time of the their hard-earned capital learning his system claim, however, that "Cimarron," at the Warner theater last Sunday evening. Admission the jaiz age may have spread.—« game. was by invitation only, and inasmuch as Mr. Sweeney passed along Courtesy—Service—Satisfaction Mr. Bower and his partner get entirely too many five bids for The enthusiasm of the spectators comfort, so a number of them have organized a Sunday afternoon his tickets to this department we are able to take oath that there was high during the last period and poker game in a downtown hotel room. Unfortunately for them, were at least two Gentiles present in that crowded house. Of course, there might have been two or three others, but you'll not get thia the hall echoed with the cheers of they have so far failed to inveigle Mr. Bower into one of their Sun- the other Blues and Blacks who day afternoon encounters, consequently all are still in the red on truthful little boy to raise his right hand on it. LAWRENCE B. FRTE urged their comrades on with en- their Bellevue bridge engagements. The program opened with a news reel, then a picture that was NOW OPEN couraging yells and songs. One • • • • laughingly described by the producers as a "comedy," and then came FUNERAL DIRECTOR side did not receive more moral "Cimarron." The shot of Major Campbell going 246 miles an hour IMbwfleld Avenno Bell Phons 74-J CHARLEROI. PA support than the other, and when ANOTHER FIGHTING IRISHMAN in his giant Bluebird racing auto was worth the trip downtown. the timer signaled the end, the score You couldn't see much of the Major, of course, but you could hear was tie, 21 to 21. In five minutes Notre Dame University will receive another husky and very the roar of his 1,400-horsepower motor, consequently you knew that more of play, the Blues earned one likely candidate for its varsity football squads next fsll when Nebb the blue streak which you saw coming from away down on the J. W. LATCHEM point and the Blacks four, making a Klduayen of Manual Arts high, Los Angeles, matriculates there. beach must have been the Major and his racer. It was swell. final score of Blues 22 and Blacks For the past three years Nebb has been an All-City guard, the If you care for a movie where the hero can intentionally shoot »ICE-» GENERAL TRANSFER and STORAGE 25. The lineup of the teams fol- unanimous choice of Los Angeles sports writers for the position, a man's ear off from 40 or 50 paces; shoot a bottle of red-eye out GOAL SOLD and DELIVERED—LARGE MOVING VANS low: and Southern California, Stanford, California, Loyola and a few of the same fellow's hand from just as far; shoot gunning des- CEMENT. GRAVEL. SAND. PLASTER. LIME BLUES BLACKS dozen other Western colleges were hoping he would decide to peruse peradoes through the heart AFTER they have already drawn their Ettaau» avwra, pa— sss CBARLEROI^PA guns on him; desert his wife and babies for five years and then Skating Kenny . F Milie the classics within their walls, but Nebb chose Notre Dame. His Former F. Kelly friends say that he had just about decided upon Southern Cali- return to be made a hero and a candidate for the governorship; Kennedy G. Thomas fornia, but when he saw the Notre Dame boys in action at Los desert his wife and children again for 22 years and die as a bum DUQUESNE Champ G Kuntz Angeles in their 27-0 triumph over the "invincible" Southern Cali- in the arms of his long-suffering wife, who by this time is s mem- EASTON'S PHARMACY McGuire C Crum fornia Trojans last December, Nebb decided that, after all, he wanted ber of Congress, no less—if you think all this will interest you, then pay out your money to see "Cimarron," one of the most widely GARDEN W. & EASTON, GRADUATE DRUGGIST Substitute: McConnon. to play major league football or none, hence his decision to reside in the vicinity of South Bend for the next four years. ballyhooed pictures of the generation. Even Vice President Curtis pl MlwEiild Ave. Charleroi, Penna. A prehistoric skeleton with the Our west coast correspondent who sends along the news about joined in a nation-wide radio hook-up to boost the picture. L EVERYTHING IN DRUGS feet up has been discovered in young Mr. Nebb Elduayen—who, by the way, is five feet 11 inches But we shouldn't be such a crab about it. We got in for noth- CRAIG STREET . The desk, however, had tall and weighs 195 pounds—neglects to state in just what part of ing and, on top of that, got to see a good news reel which was not Tour Wants in The Pittsburgh Catholic crumbled.—Houston Post-Dispatch. Ireland Mr. Elduayen originated. Was he a neighbor of the Car on the advertised program. THl'KSDAT, rrasCAtT i EIGHT F.stshlishrd 1S44 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Phone, COurt 0fifi2

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PATRICIAS THE °lhe Cathoäc PATTERNS Jefferson CI Dij lìdriuxs JUlen 2014 IUVMIomiiI BM|. Her l-etter» Willi \nn on ( nkin^ democratic women are thon And Hum«* Hint* ^ GIRX 'i th^ir »cop. of knowledge ne* J« th. J.fT.r.on Club' [)ij Susan Russell . wii.n- inform»! dlerusstoa I, " While Carrying Paper» WF.Kk OK KEBRt ARY 15 th. y«*»r i'hon. ATl.ntlc ITTI." One early January morning as j at the Domi Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Are llam of t'usi and <1 pi y be arr Ray Donnegan was on his way to "You atlv F rye use by members. pick up his papers, a small object Timos that A list incur. The Family Circle A pi by club >1 te. served any Tuei lying against the hedge of Mr. exclaimed vi My Dear Gir 1 • had many i Trim i fier noon. Brook's home on Maple Street at- purse contai Dear Pollj questions aski regard to1 tracteil his attention. At first he nlñg som«'» Well, he ' we are, in a few days, many things, h f them has Via: • Monda; Wednesday or Thursday ArtiriM^ thought it was just a piece of old "Wei I back to 1 it again with three fast troubled m un frh as those But I leather, hut as he drow nearer the i foun dus liuys a w jk. Every Wednesday, -em mother object, much to his surprise he found >duc< h y and Saturday will be a c u li - to discour- of that it was a leather purse. problem, but after all, that will •urig people It seemed strange to Kay that a I' it itself as one large mortifies- purse should be lost so early in tile with j> Itat we can offer to the Lord as •us matter, morning, and his real astonishment arm a a I.e ten gift. o Ih» a cep- ! came wlien upon opening it he found j wards 1 rally don't mind being forced lei pfuînesft. ¡ vegetarian diet because I lui ve s having a j THE TWO MOST IMPORTi that it contained SO dollars in new the la bills. There was no mark of identi- which so manv Itisi y dishes that till Tomes just i II very nicely And after all, als in anil i ftcation on it—so. just as you and I bank t ! would have done— Ray put the purse mothe is quite expensive now, and érable and m his pocket. work. ibies are so gooil for us thai ?r, a f one keeps power CLEANSERS IN THE HOI He was very much perturbed \ slueit i 11 ones! \ n make Lent not only a peiii- thoug y !, or if he I um i !>ure some •kroughout the day. He wished he — |*m >unire . I A Pea Roast 'ti meni fee ilyt so that : could find the owner, hut didn't should have 1 Sani-Flush know just how to go about it. He found ¡> •• . 1 cup peas, li eggs, 1 Ut i »me »in Of course, knew that if the news was bruited very line of • 1 ¡POO!! sUglt 1 table ties, it is ! »pimii choppCi! walnuts, \ cup milk K»m for in- j about that he had found a sum of I finding it so' .salt aiiii pepper, 1 tablespoon buttfei Ìvidual de- Mi I', I'als •nd money, no doubt there would be a After tin- ( arrot Sauce (i .v Pah number of people who might claim );uv was vep 1 bunch carrots, 2 tablesoon hut- forgetting Stone, M.I! y J. I Kathi'i-I ownership regardless of whether [had found ; imi Kuh!. Helen Clil they were the rightful owners or not. that he had 1 ter, 2% tablespoons tlour, 1" cup h! working lii.i Kri milk. V.z are told Gertrude Rioiidto . A H< Finding the Owner Have enough peas to make one Holen Diet». Mar 11. l) I return of :!. e old-fash- Upon- reaching home after dis [ "You know and one-third cup of pulp, add >of* Welcome' !e:tri bread crumbs, sugar, butter and M . F !*EU> ~ \nd. M l' , M I.., A M M J, tributing his papers, Ray told his' negan, "y n heaping; tables poor walnut meats, ¡ mother of finding the purse. | joved spendi you A.C.W., A. I..(.'., M.O'l 1. B,, Season and stir in milk. Pour in a v M V.l., CM.. S, M M M ( Ihe "Well, you certainly made a find,"! had kept :l hing ! greased baking ds>h and let stand j Th. exclaimed Mrs. Donnegan, "but you ! about it. Y, t A.B., A M li., I 11 - V. M 1 World'» Closet Wator i for about half an hour. Bake with ¡ } K.J'. H.H., C.C., Howl Cleanser must do something immediately to a thief everv ; cover on dish for about three quar j TtMt find the owner. Maybe you'd better! of i'. knowin ters of an hour. To make -auce, \ Some Letters Fi i r III,.-e rward MEL'O softens the hardest water and can ba qui j esty, and 1 k lo w vo HE KSK DKK AM. II 1 wunder i n cases like t lis— and I fellow* know they a Ov«r 40 years of succo: sful opern- agree uith me ("reamed Chee se Dr.'am s "e numerous— if the a:- most every cleaning purpose in the homa. For tion. Has In all funds 1331. > s lices h re¡id . PO • n.l sharp tractiveness of the home is not be- \v. C 1 Pai solving dirt—cutting grease and removing teen million dollars. Composed hfe.-e, paprika . 2 t UK s, .• tea spoon j ing neglect.-. 1 asked t! is mother of Catholic women between the 1 of sixteen and fifty years. alt. \ ! raspo. n pa pr ka, caye mie, 2 : il she wa- lermitting; he girls to it has no equal. Certificates Issued for $-50 00. Any »log is a community ups milk. have their f riends at hoi ie, and if This pattern 1500.00. $750.00 and $1.000.00. -New Haven Register. Hu ter eight siici; s of breai 1 and she' had no objectio n und hey didn't H. 16, :iS, 40 and prca 1 four of :hem w ith j pei erous seem to be i nterested, to encourage bus re. It requires Miss Kate M a honey. Supreme material for a SOLD BY President. Troy, N. Y.: Mrs. J. of cheese ; spi kle with pap- them. 1 fei ! sure if the v were to ¡ka •r w of contrasting A. Royer, Supreme Recorder, and cov. iti ti P si ce of : have friends in one nijrh a week. GROCERS, DRUGGISTS AND HARDWARE ST( read Cut sa ndwi •hes i ! t W 1 and i for ju s bald u ish. Make ' of that time here would b • a cha: ge 4 Per I>rI uti HatlnK. the sauce from two eggs slightly m renewed intere i trie noine. 'lrl P illustrated and described Jackson street. Pittsburgh. •OS I II til I II l|. (UM F. j above also are 15 cents each. Ad- beaten, salt, paprika, a few grains One girl wrote me about the t>e ke MANUFACTURED BY of cayenne and milk. Pour over the | little home gathei gs of friends straight, so a sap- dress alt requests for patterns and sandwiches and bake until brown. that she and her sisters have. 1'hev j pointments. Fashion Books to Patricia Allen THE HYGIENIC PRODUCTS CO. THE HARTLEY.ROSE Sei-ve with jelly. I often have sandwiches and coffee for If we havi (The Catholic.) 1312 Massachusetts le for i Avenue, N. \\\. Washington, D. C. CANTON. OHIO BELTING CO. I have been collecting Lenten refreshments, sometimes with cake, I long chatty i let us recipes all during the year, so just and prepare them themselves, so inn a liosi cai to take iit s piai Be sure to write your name and Manufacturera of address plainly and state number call on me if your taste runs to l there is no extra work put upon the time beii the lotti LEATHKR BKI.TINC vegetables or cheese in unique form mother. She ah old me how her and size of the pattern you wish. If LETZKUS -lble. foi- there must you Order pattern and Fashion Book 2008-9 Jenkins Arcade Mechanical Rubber Goods unit I have some good desserts, too, tin mother and fatli •njoy these littli be no ail boxes m IV n fell do not expect them togetner; they Liberty Engraving Co. WESTERN SAVINGS] MIIX SI'PPI.IKS will be a very real Sunday nig! gathering . eeii that they wert home: t's see wl' siting I3A-4ST t'Ir«! Itr.. IMll.hnruh. >'ii treat until Faster—ami e after , looked upon with much delight by d.- S. li. will be sent you separately. •>12 Wood Street Grant I65t DEPOSIT SANK the girls. [I 'oi'X right. IM1. N C. W. <• I a» irtiMiM mm Church Supplies OPEN DAY AND NIGHT »Heer »«IMIaa I,. I " JKW I I I.II lll'linil :THI»T Religious Articles \ ALKNTINE AIM» l'AIM Y R J. HENNF. Letters to the Editor (.Iff* »or %ll Orrnaleas I he Savìiik Sole fl«l»i I rnlr r Ii r. l-WMt 1.Mirri» noun I' Kxcelsior from store - wrapped Warning ¡THE BABYÍ tsburgh _':.;!. Catholic j Dauc ter> of Ami'i will hold a boxes muy be wrapped cone slmped Dear > ir:- The title of "The Cath- j By UK. MARTHA M. LI.11)1 i ' y , ONCE USED—At.WATS rSED in newspaper to b'* u.seti as a lighter olic Km'vi'iopaedii Dictionary" an- ï . i • ti. i i ^ . i . I ine card partj Friday eve-1 i February I 'I, at St Mary f !I MT. PLEASANTST. JOSEPH'S , P. and starter for u coal stove fire. 1 nounced by The Macmillan C.mi- I Eugene S. Reilly & Co. 11 "i'J'v rlKht. IB31. N ( '. \V I i pany is, to say the least, misleading. Mercy church, Third ai and I - • .• Kprrv ,,lr(.(,. CONSTRK I ION LOANS , 7 77 , ¡Ordinarily we should not pass judg- (IM); f STY ¡ Jumor Alumnae Uance merit on such a work, hut we feel ob- INOINIK SI N H \ I IIS AT AN l ite following committees will be Real Estate Mortgages OPEN WINDOW in charge: The Junior League of the Inter- Ugcd to issue a statement to show WHOLESALE and RETAIL "SAY IT WI'Bf Jri Insurance national Federation of Catholic that this Dictionary has no connec- A sun hath can be given indoors Bridge Miss Helen Hagan, Miss HO^SoaH Alumnae held a Valentine Dance at tion with The Catholic h n v lo ie i a window opened at top or hot- Anne Hague, Miss Marion Hague, 430-432 FOt'KTII AVKNl E the Kilgewood Club on Wednesday, and that' it "is \-I-.tìv different°fiom ; toni', llV' Iki,'.'v I"'i"k »¡acd in the ! Miss Map- Louise Harmon. from BAUGHMAN BROTHERS, "BÄK«. CK IHM, I'UVV OlillS I February II. Music was supplied by The New Catholic Dictionary which Patch of «""J'Ktit coming trough the Kfcjve Hudre^-Mi-- Rose Harmon, : *h :i Designs, Cut Flower*, Potted and PlaaH| AND TOILET BOATS ¡the versatile "Varsity Owls" Or- U based on the Fncvclouediip.etiiiai f "l"' -I'aee. It the room i-. heated and Miss Margaret Gallagher, Miss Bedding From Kerlory I« V*« to rcvent itris l! ,a MÌS Bell Phone. Dtal Mt. Pleasant 2541 CHAS. D. GILLESPIE jchestra The new officers for the which it is really a compendium and ¡'T* ^^ . " & ' "'. vi > Sarti CiHigan. Junior League were appointed to supplement " the l,al,>' "ec two hours. Miss Catherine G ill 1 ehi (if prize. Carr, of Holy Rosary; assistant sec- Dear sir:-Tlu> box of beautiful »» thu.n possible to pruduce ton- retary, Miss Florence Jacobs, of christmas cards arrived safely a " . ' '-f V warn, CARL W. LEMMON Holy Rosarv, and treasurer. Miss >IUy tuken FUNERAL DIRECTOR—MT. PLEASANT, PA. Catherine Battaglia of Cathedral gloriouSom. s treat for my duskv darlings. I Ti ir" ,' f the cards I cut up like a • ' !'T, Unit ! bal,v aml w;itl1 1,1 m 1 lie sun goes STOMACH MAIN ST. AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE picture puzzle, placing th piece' s il•l i i „u:., 'id " y must be Everything for the Office... envelopes. What fun the children AM) covered, ity holding her own hands vouit si iniiM.ii SODALITY CARD PARTÌ had putting them together! So little SINCB ISTI 2 I.IBKIIII AVK. in the sun the mother can tell how BOWEL IM I r«iu iti.m makes them happy! They sing and warm it actually is. laugh much, learn not too slowly, MT. pleasant; McCloy's In its first social alfair of the Babies born in the winter and fall TROUBLE and prav hard for all benefactors in PHONE «ST • • • • year l'.'öl, St. Stephen's Sodality of should be given long indoor sun this little colored school. Thanks to Hazelwood, will hold a benefit card baths throughout the winter. In 1 ATlantie 3720 God, there is not a happier creature Or. W. H. Butler, D. C. C10 Day. s RCredi.t oFENTOn Gasoline and Oil. A SpeciaN l Kate for Tracks NOTAIO l'I IH K party and reception on Monday eve- many localities if a baby is used to in the land than their teacher, " \ ning, February IH, in St. Stephen's indoor sun baths he can be started Huben Hull.III.a 30 Days Credit. All Freedom Credit Cards Are Honored Sister of the Blessed Sacrament in auditorium on Elizabeth street. Miss on outdoor ones by the first of «Il H \ I .M T Olitili Deasey Real Estate Company Louisiana." Margaret C Duffy, president of the March, or even earlier, depending McKKKSPOKI. PA. REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES, INSURANCE sodality, has appointed Miss Adesta The above letter to sender of on the climate and the weather. cards explains itself. RENTS COLLECTED Gullen general chairman of the com- ., . In the Temperate Zones, espcciai- l'hune 7710 IlttiirSi IO-s mittee in charge, assisted by Anna «32 Wood Street Pittsburgh, Pa. - in,nier, ]y j„ faD ;tm| winter, sunlight iiiust Conway, chairman of reception; Mae S U bo The Peoples National ' I supplemented with cud-liver oil, Schuster, chairman of cards; Mary which is known as "bottled sun- Rodger*, chairman of refreshments; Some Comments shine." Even though a baby i.*> born DESKS Gertrude Ladley, chairman of prizes, Dear sir: In a récent issue Expert Watch Repairing i>, : : ,, , „ ! i in the spring and receives sun baths OH II E OUTFITTERS Mt. Pleasant, Pa. and Julia Doyle, door committee. (j,Passin„ i,,,,.g, Remarks, u . , commentin... , , g ,.n j throughout his first summer hi MODERN SPK( IA LT I ES Graduate of Bowman's Horological Margaret Smith is chairman of dec- death of Harvev W,rkh; am. you should be given cod liver oil. In orations. wrote: "His clear style and his sure ler a PITTSBURGH DESK & Institute, Lancaster, Pa. but passionate criticism of all the j by cannot get enough oor s shine to prevent ricket. SPECIALTY CO. Now that some of the women are 'isms that are to be found in this .M;> *l XTH \\KM l: KENNETH B. DAUB he nee ls cod liwr MT. PLEASANT ELECTRIC wearing longer skirts, we miss a present day have marked him as one — ' * Voud i,ml Sleet \ I'ltinlle 1.172 Phone Atlantic OtiOll 308 Clark Bldg. season especially. It should be given great many of the old joints.- Wat- of the noble defenders of Christian- to every baby throughout the first MAJESTIC RADIO AND GENERAL ELECTRICAL PRODUC erbury American. I tWi. Electrical Contracting and Supplicn—Household AppliaaMt i •. RADIO SETS AND SUPPLIES—REFRIGERATORS • ai'ut ha.lf.a century ago, fed or artificially fed. among the majority of Catholics, I P. Ludebuehl & Son Bell Phone 2518 MT. PLEASANT, 1 When You "Bring Home the Bakin' there was no such word as "Cath- R-E-M-E-M-B-E-R olicism." We had Judaism, Protes- : Hot air will keep a glider up, but Penn and Frankstown tantism, etc., and Catholicity. Today lit can not get up without a pull, 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 the minority uses the correct word. This is usually realized by many in SHOES and HOSIERY ANDY'S SHOE STORE— A. J. Ka»m»r«k,l In regard to the Catholic Radio ! the political world. rtVif Killrd Keel Over T>0 Vesr» SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Hour. A mechanical engineer walked'' ... »ppo.ll. I'Ml OHIg. Pty WW lit. Help to Build Large Enough into the office Monday morning re-1 Your to Serve You— "OUR NEW YEAR'S centlv and remarked: "I was calling RESOLUTION" on Mr. (a non-Catholic) Small Enough yesterday. When the Catholic Hour Community to Know You SHOt 1,11 ll|.: 'lo LOOK UP IHK EAST END PHARMACY ( ATHOI.II K Moll i s or came on the whole family gathered Rotori K. Burkb.lä.r, Pb.O 7 ST. ItDIIRUE around th» radio and if you even IOS RANT M4191 STKKKT MT. FLUII A Fraternal Organization with a whispered you'd better be ready to BAKER BROTHERS r.'.'oi.! of rtfty years of Catholic THE ORIGINAL WONDER BAKERS activity for I he welfare and pro- grab your hat." Ilr tur» thU iruilr-nifirk 1. on r.t'b purknii. tection of widows and orphans. The speaker, and. with one excep- CRYSTAL CLEANING COMPOUND "!» the Worlds Best Cleaner" Insurance to suit everyone sick tion, the six to whom the remark Crystal Wall Paper ( leaner "Will Not Crumble or Become Tacky" JOHN T. STOUFFER beneflts. and we take care of you was made, were non-Catholics and NO MOTH CRYSTALS—"Disinfectant and Moth Preventative" l'aal and Billiard l'ari»— Ileal.. I. Clsara. TtlwrHi Ca.ér mmt Ml In the sunset of your life In our had not heard of the Catholic Hour. t(fM (.r SI.od.r4 OH aad Gaa WM. H. WEHNER ""< "»«» •"»> us»« apk own Home for the Aged. Each day adds new customers to our 5 years of continuous service to Ift MAIÜI SIKKET MT. PlUUlte 1 îî'nJ.Sr„ ff KJMMHKKR mn* * I) VISOR Yours trulv, thousands of satislied users. , UANDÉK.'APE PLANS UESIliNEti FREE Approved and recommended by —W. H Rudge. 116 years experience behind our nursery buniuexi qualities us ÍK t«u. the Clergy and many Bishops WHY NOT USE THESE PRODUCTS? .n".'1' 8J*rk Tr'"" distributor Sole dl.trlbutor. of Luthe? "Sound." "Safe," Sure." Branches Allison Park, Pa. Burbank • lateet wonder. In plent development—fruit trees—bulb, Zd Everj where >1n ft iif tir tu red bt ChiCk". ?urlnt< ®he months of J«nuaríT Febru*ry Everybody would he satisfied with 300 Maia St, Mt. Writ* I »ilii. i» "measurable" enforcement if he is Kuhns Pharmacy Prescription Drmggkt ll^il on request. P. JO*. HUH», Supreme seerelary CRYSTAL LABORATORIES, INC. 1^«»« HlwnlMm 3 Home ll,l.l«il\ PARK, PA. nermitted to do the measuring.—St. Your prascriptlon tilled according to your doctor's ordar. All M Wal.«»|| Siren, Pltlxbursli, Pa. Jo.eph News-Press. 21 W. PARK W AV, N. S„ Pittsburgh, Pa. FAirfax «»30 tollst articles and rubber goods. SP

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Tnetlu Mirror* FR. MALLOY CONDUCTS g - Beveling relishing West African Girls Become Nuns MJQOEflC RETREAT __ and Amtomo- Cbm Installed Rev Edward Malloy, C.8.S»., paa- I ¡end "NONSHAT- tor of St. John's Mission Church,! Dayton, Ohio, was retreat master at GLASS which will the amwal retreat of the students ef or splinter after the St. Francis Hospital Addition Duquesne University Preparatory atath. Has All Accommodations School, held last week from Tuea- «ailed for and delivered day, February 8, to Friday, Febru- of Modem Structura ary 6. Solemn Benediction cloaed Mirror Works the retreat on Friday afternoon. On Mondsy, February 2, the feast Fr. Malloy is the younger brother Street. North Side of the Purification, thé new unit, a Buses Everywhere Fairfax 8480 of Rev. John F. Malloy, for many Nurses' Horn« St Francis Hospital, yean principal of the Duquesne waa formally dedicated and blessed Prep school, who last fail became a 186 bases leave our >s mi inai as "Mary Immaculate Hall," by Rt. Trappist monk. The younger Fr. every day for all points la Rev. Bishop Boyle, D.D., The evening Maliov taught English ia the Prep the U. a and Canada. previous, Very Rev. Father Provin- school prior to 1936, when he be- cial, O.M.Cap., assisted by Rev. Fa- came engaged in missionary week in Well gladly provide you with Pittsburgh Printing Company ther Clarence, O.M.Cap., blessed and the southern states. He waa recent- fall information ngsiillag erected the "Stations of the Cross" ly made pastor of the Dayton schedules and ratea. in the chapel of the new home. church. •ptBV* and Binders - - Stationery Following the blessing, the At the request ef Rev. William E. Bishop celebrated Mass in the chap- ODonuell, dean of man at Du C*>I'' 'T Equipped for Printing School Annuals, el, assisted by Rev. John A. Greiner queene, Fr. Malloy save a short talk, Blue Ridge Catalogues for Schools, Circulars and Programs and Rev. Father Camillus, O.M.Cap., in the University chapel on Friday I a the hospital Chaplain. The congrega- morning, February 6, addressing the TERMINAL K" Special faciliti«a for Printing Periodical> tion included Hon. Mayor Kline and Catholic students ef the Oollege of other members of the Hospital Arts. He urged the students to take | Telephone Grant ISSO and 1951 Board, the Medical Staff. Benefac- aa active internet in eunrant prob- tor« and visiting Sisters to the num- lems, expressing his hope for a ber of 250. 972 TONANDO STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. greater Catholic influence in the na- Bishop Boyle in his address ex- tion in the yaare to come, remarking LIBERTY AVENUE pressed his pleasure and congratu- that the Catholics are net aliv« to lated the Sisters on their achieve- the modern world. ment. To the prayers and sacrifices Fr. Malloy returned to Dayton en PHONB 'perfect Laundered Clothes Look of the Sisters, he attributed the suc- Saturday morning, February 7. Court 1806 cess of the undertaking. The Sisters, Better and Last Longer" he aaid, labor from a supernatural motive and God blesses their work. PORTABLE SCAFFOLDS Let V» Demonstrate That We Can Please the Mart His Lordship thanked all who had assisted in any way, and urged all, C. W. C.—Field«) Discriminating Catholics and non-Catholics, among Although the above photographs seem ta be of dif- aa they were ia the world. On the right they ara whom the Sisters have many ferent peraons, actually they are the same pair. shown aa the flrat African novices of the Missioaary FAMILY BUNDLES ONLY SOLICITED friends and great benefactors, to do On the left are Misa Maria Quaye and Miaa Susanna Congregation of Oar Lady of the A post lea et their bit in assisting the Sisters in Adahome, yoang women of Dahomey, West Africa, Voniaaieux, France. liquidating the debt In which the Perfect Laundries of Pittsburgh building had involved them. "No hos- pital," he «aid, "is self-supporting, II. Lax in (ton Avenue Churchill 3900 and must depend upon the good-will WORK PUSHED ON and beneficence of benefactors. If OUR LADY OF MERCY not prepared today, at least remem- BELLEVUECHURCH Furaiakad by Day» Waak ber them in your wills." Church Music Commission ACADEMY Rev. C. A. Sanderbeek, Secretary Lai Andy Make Your Suit—Set Your Own Price Benediction followed, and the sing- (Continued from Paga 1) or Coatract 1S8 N. Dit bridge Street (Oakland Station) Pittsburgh, Pa. BANKS - CHURCHES sass rank avs. mi»a—«a ra WS We Cina. W« Pre** aad Steam—H, Alter •»* Repair ing of the hymn "Holy God" closed Conducted by . the tlltlN et The mtft we ila la last Ilka atn, the cérémonie«. At the conclusion of tion of them so that the whole THEATERS, ETC. Merer. An Meal school for roaag Sa let aa Uve ni Mye far yaa. the services, the new building was when finally complete shall be har- PAINTERS AND INTERIOR ladles and little girl*. Affiliate* TAILORING THAT SATItFIBS "The Diocesan Music Commis-f culties that he will become discour- with the Catholic University Of 104 HERMA M A VE. WILMERDIRd opened for the inspection of those sion shall see not merely that the ! »ff®«1 in his work. Third—the or i monious, without any note of dis- DECORATORS America. Recognition by the State ANDY'S TAtLOR SHOP Ulm ta PaataMeet present, the Sisters, nurses and spe- also ! should not lose time reading , cord. All Scaffolding Appeared Board of Education. Academic aaft cial friends acting as jfuidns. The music is good in itself, but Commercial Academic four-year J and trying to put into practice dif-1 ..The High Altar will be of many By State Law courses. | architects, Mr. Schmidt and Mr. that it is adapted to the powers of Ifoiwt ttlwi^s given in books „.,, , . . ... Piano. Violin and Vocal Muata, M6 United Phone 35-W | Erikson, accompanied the Bishop the singers." (Pope Pius X in the the training of boy's voices. Atthe!colorM garbles, chastely orna- PITTSBURGH WINDOW Painting. Oil. Water Coiora, China. Dramatic Art. through the home and explained in Motu Proprio.) end of much experimenting, he will mented, with a Reredoa back of the A HOUSE CLG. CO. IEWISTOWN DRY CLEANING AND i detail every department Primary elsaeea for small Sal a Last week we began the discus-!flnd W"« voie* Altar Table bearing a sculptured 4SS FOURTH AVE. aad atria. Structure la Praised 1 th,t Phone COurt 4S1S For further Information address LAUNDRY COMPANY sion of the uuestion of music ailant- Su"® * " decorated. fi(fure of the Crucified Christ, and «on ol uie question ol music adapt the most important and most prao- fi^,«, of St. John and the Blsasad TBI DlnKCTORSS Careful Cleaners The entire structure waa praised, ed to the power, of the singers. Tojtfcal principles in this regard will Virgin at the foot of the Cross. The : and surpassing satisfaction ex- HI 90UTH MAIN STREET LEWISTOWN, PA. the organist who can not assemble be treated in these columns in the Sanctuary from the High Attar to pressed by all. The interior and ex- nea* *ne«

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Suits or Overcoats Average of 1.080 Helped Every Cause of FY. CHanunadr. -COAL Day by Philadelphia Founder of Marianists. Up CLEANED Sisters of Charity For Examination Y\ Have Your Coal Delivered & PRESSED lade . Feb. 7. The St. K r d. M» . F •I,. 7 ^ report h lei en, operated hern un - Rom • that Fat her William Jo- der the direction of thr Sisters of n nade m When the Thermometer Goes Down—ood Adamsburg Coal in Carload Lot* causi 1 hy the Rev •lutlon and the Sold Exclusively by Rations Out Food Nap. eonie regime. Chaminade led AI.SO ONE Detroit, Feb. 7.—The Rev. G. War- ! oie. li fe during the Reign of FELT HAT 75c ren Peek, pastor of St. Veronica'* r, ai minisierir g the consola- BIXLER COAL * COKB CLEANED church. Hast I>etroit, has met in an . of religion for two y&arx at FREE! FREE! constant risk of h h life. Twenty unusual and interesting way, the. problem of aiding those who are in hf 40 priots who shared the Fulton Building Phone Atlantic 9720 Pit SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON need of food because of the existing j if«T with him wer*» guillotined. period of depression and unemploy- \HMiimed \ annua I)i*irui«efl the truck load by Curtain*—Draperies—Furniture Covers | ment. various rui*e.c By Father Peek formerly was pastor i that a peddlar f sewing EDWARD TOMAJKO Glove« Cleaned, 15c in a couple of smalt towns where he J mat lì. or inker of pots and Adamsburg, Pa. PbeM J is well-known, and where, he knew, I < ")nr# when soldiers were hot Men's Hats Cleaned and Blocked, 25c the inhabitants had a surplus of farm is trail a maid saved him by products they could not sell at a up* ting a half a tub of soapsuds Finn! Quality. GUARANTEED work bjr eiprrienred mm. ONE- profit. Therefore. Father Peek went: over him. To throw the pursuers off DAY SERVICE. FREE mending. Tailoring if desired. Print* to the residents of these places, and i guard she even drew chairs around booth* for changing clothes at Ihe Fourth Avenue Storr. outlined to them the situation, in j the tub and served up wine to toast THE ENTERPRISE COAL which 47 of the 400 families in his | , the Involution. WHOLESALE airi RETAIL 4'Oart 1(M2 mr roirt parish required aid from the Society ! On another occasion Fathei "ham- I #43 aad a Mrufigrr will rail >f St. V incent de Paul. He then i ! in.ide dashed into a cooper shop Coal and Ice Sand, Gravtl, MESSENGER far and 4*lltrr your rlstkM made arrangements to secure his with gendarmes on his hee This Cc aap alaer la Uie ilown-iown ! Lime and Brick 4la*rlr«. far aaly I Or. other supplies from their surplus. The res time the cooper turned over a bar- ] SERVICE parta of elljr 50«• on ordrr. i dents sent truck-loads of salted re I upon him. When the police de- Office: «82 WALNUT STRICT pork, potatoes, beans and other vege-: manded the whereabouts of the tables, and Father Peek turned his priest he satirically answered: "Why,I Both Phones 99 EAST LIVERPOOL» garage into a commissary. He now he's here under this barrel, of ! rations out these foodstuffs to the Uft to Hffht, Madeline Murray, I>orothy MoDimaM and Evelyn Mr- course," as he gave the hollow cask ! needy families of his parish instead Donald. who are starring in the muairal review, "Shoulder Arm*." a resounding blow with his mallet. of food orders formerly given by, being given on Wednesday, Thuraday and Friday night« of thin The baffled pursuers took it as a ! the Vincentians. week hy the St. Catherine'* Dramatic cluh, Heerhvie*. in the HilU- joke and left the shop puzzled. Long Central Supply C • lll> Father Peek also has undertaken dal* avenue aehool, Dormont. far the benefit of St. ( atlwrinr's church. after when the refugee crawled out J the free distribution of bread to the in safety he asked what the cooper needy. The bread, bought at whole-! meant by such treachery. The good DISTRIBUTOR OF CHAMPION. ASH A I 4 rt K > l I [ AM RS sale prices with money contributed: old Catholic chuckled with a know- j tlQ/Uti ing wink: "Oh! there was no dan-; Ask Your Dernier by Father Peek's friends throughout the State, is given out from a store- gei. Those fellows know me. They'd Greensburg Avenue Turtle Cmt^ M ALL WORK DONE IN OUR OWN PLANT never believe I told the truth. That room opened on December 15. Seven Women in the News never happened yet." Phone Valley 33 jthousand loaves of bread have been THE LADIES OF THE ST. GABRIEL CONFRATERNITY distributed since that time. Another day trudging along in his usual disguise he was overtaken by Portland, Ore., Feb. 7.—A fre« I a band of men and asked: "Did you! CRtXtiLitTt» «LAS Cljrrasi . cerpts of experiences brought into meal dispensary opened by the So- . Th'rty yw* ago >n an upper room see the priest Chaminade pass : TthtStw MS NINE STORES cietv of St. Vincent de Paul, hare, ln Philadelphia, a group of repre- I the lives of many, hitherto without here?" "Why, yes," he answered,; on January 21, served a total of X,- ] sentative Catholic women, some of¡salutar y consolation, before having "run right along and you will catch »fi.1 meals during it* first week ofjw,hom were converts, started ago I the benefits of the society. Some of him," and then added banteringly as Montour Coal A Coko S4T FOURTH AVENUE, mt SmithHeld Street operation. The number of persons for the benefit of Catholic • these communications arc from hos- the last ones passed: "It looks as Wkaleaair nl MM »saisis applying for meals has increased I Shut-ins. It began slowly in a small I pitals or "homes"; some from dis- though you are going to kill them 902 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite Stanley Theater rapidlv and steadily, and this fact is w,th Just » f*w "iTalid and tant, little known places. A grateful all and not leave any for seed." Pittsburgh Com! Co.'« Product «7 STATION STREET, Crafton, Pa. attributed to the excellence of the! convert members. The founder and I letter from Vermont, when the win- Such was the spirit of the man meals provided bv the Vincentians.: President is a well-known woman | ter was 34 below zero, tells of joy in who later won the heart of Bordeaux The door of the dispensary never: who wishes no publicity attached to | having this comfort to cheer lone- ICHAMWOM 416 S. MAIN STREET, West End hir bv laying the foundations of prac- j OSes so long as there is food in the ! n»me. The late Archbishop ly existence; another is from North tically every work of charity and ! Dakota with a similar meg age. •17 CHARTIERS AVENUE, Elliott I kitchen. I Ryan of Philadelphia gave his warm apostolic endeavor in the city. Be At.L Ol H «'OAI. IS uciunctur CLIAIÜ approval to the society at its incep- Catholic literature sent to the back- sides the Brothers and Daughters of 3807 FIFTH AVENUE, Oakland tion and even suggested its name. | woods of Kentucky was instruction Mary, he founded the Misericorde, a Office and Yards—Fifth Avenue Ext, 5859 FORBES STREET, Squirrel Hill GREENSBURG HEARS The corresponding secretary keeps i and consolation. refuge for fallen women, and a M. M ATKOVICH flourishing group of Sodalities for; a catalogue of the members with Comfort and Cheer 1308 BENTON AVENUE, Cor. Brighton Road, N. S. SYMPHONY CONCERT what little data can be gleaned; young men, for young women, for | I such, for instance, as the circum- A widow of 74, all alone in the fathers, for married women, and world, a convert in a Protestant even for chimney sweeps. These So- ' H. J. STOCK, Prealéeat S. A. 538 CALIFORNIA AVENUE, Avalon, Pa. The St. Vincent College sym- »tances of his or her conversion or Kr*. Plu«, Llatfes a««. Pi»«», phony gave a successful church1 llln"8- She w^» personal letters community, in an isolated region of dalities saved Bordeaux from irrc-, benefit concert in the Greensburg •f.ce**ln intervals. She receives ap- I Michigan, miles from a Catholic ligion. Father Chaminade died in high school auditorium yesterday I Pllcallons from those willing to write I church, has been "gladdened by the 1850. lett<,r! or s I letters and papers sent her. ' One DI KE SOPHOMORE HOP land site. ¡evening, beginning at 8:15, before a < ">d Catholic literature; West View Coal & Supply large audience of enthusiastic mu-1 *he , »•,s'Kns the correspondents, invalid in Texas, a cripple, has sent Working on the committee are ! some Catholic literature to a .lew- Paul R Coyle, in charge of ar- | Joseph Davies, John Schneider, Wil- sic lovers of that city and many "»ually one or two to each associate. ISLAND AVE. and ROLLER ST. ' > • -i- i . .. I The associate member agrees to send ess "now studying to he a Catho- COYLE IS ASSISTANT rangements for the sophomore hop liam Alton, Joseph P. Sullivan, from Jeannette» l.atrobe and adja- lic. . . .looking for consolation in the a letter once a month to the shut-in NORTH SIDE - PITTSBURGH, of Duquesne University, states that Thomas O'Connor and Robert Smith. cent towns. The orchestra, num j Catholic Faith after years of sor- or invalid EDITOR OF DUKE" the annual affair will be held this Plans are being rapidly completed, bering close to 60 players, ' under; member, who has been as- ! row." TRUCKS FOR HIRE—1 TO t TON I and the success of the affair seems the direction of Father Raymond, I f1«71®« tn, h>m °r h"r' or if too bwy Itiss CHu year in the Hotel Schenley, on Mon- l wrlte lR ters to rem A woman writing from Idaho with ' assured. The Hop is a comparatively : made a grrat success of its first ap- ! ?. !- ' . ?" the Cath- Paul K. Coyle, n sophomore stu- day evening, February 16. Original c neighbors few and far between, dent in the College of Arts of Du- I recent innovation at Dtiqueene, for I pearance in Greensburg, stabilizing ®" "»«K»*»"*» coming to his or her i where a priest comes only occasion- plans called for a downtown site, last year's dance, xtaged under the ! and increasing the prestige enjoyed quesne University, has been ap- ally to the nearest Catholic church pointed assistant editor of the I)u- but the committee, according to chairmanship of Jimmy Devine, was ¡for many years. Miss Harriet Horsfall of Wash- ¡nine miles distant, is full of courage Coyle, a second year man in the Col- the first official social attempt of The program consisted of all ington, D. C-, is the corresponding j quesne Duke, weekly student news Ordor by Namo • • • when she receives her monthly let- paper. Tom Murphy, elected editor lege of Arts, shifted to the Oak- the sophomore body. I classical selections to the exclusion | secretary. She joined the society jte r of cheer from a kind Catholic ¡of the more modern syncopated mel- j some years ago, and, becoming so j last week to succeed Jack Meagher, | friend. Another convert, the last of resigned, made the appointment, and ¡odies. A few guest artists from »¡tally interested and doing so much I a large family, now a convert for CASTLE SHANNON COA 'l.atrobe, Greensburg, Jeannette and: valuable work, it was decided to also promoted Asa Atwater, like- UNIONTOWN, PA. four years, has "a little old colored wise a second-year man, to the post Connellsville swelled the number of ¡Press her xeal into service in the I woman living with me and 1 have I students to lend additional color very arduous role of secretary to the ] of news editor, vacated by the ad- heen able through the grace of God vancement of Coyle. . e e e fell CAHM "Service A teared to Our Insured" and brilliance to the concert. organization. She was elected in to make her a good Catholic and for an Murphy, who had been assistant The concert marked the third of d served in this capacity un- two years she has not missed saying editor until last week, when ill The 0. R. Brownfield Insurance Agency I the year, two having been given be-! til 1913. Then after a much-needed jhe r rosary with me. She is blind; I s health forced the resignation of I'honr 42 NI.ArKSTOJVK HI II.DIM.. I MOVl xtt V I'«. ! fore Christmas at St. Vincent. In-' re* he resumed her work as cor-! am her eyes, she is my limbs and Meagher, plans to continue the same i eluded in the program were com^-i responding secretary in 1926. that is how we get along.'' "Sweet McMAHAN COAL COMP' We Write Fire, Life, Bonde, A utomobile, editorial policies employed by his I positions of such men as Mendels- Large Membership words of comfort that have come predecessor. James Devine and Operators and Shippers of Youghiogheny Gas Boiler and Compensation sohn, Gounod, Sibelius, Rrahms, | ! from time to time from the St. Ga- Thomas Munich, juniors in the Col- J. MARK McMAHOM. Prem, ui »MM H briel confraternity have helped to! KIUII Tschaikowsky, Weber and Elgar. At the last general meeting held! lege of Arts, have been added to the "Sul Limi, Arra» «8»«>••!••. Haar Viral »um i The Rev. Alban Rosnik, OJS.R.,Philadelphia in November, Miss: encourage and comfort me in my reportorial staff of the newspaper, ARLEROI, PA. assistant pastor of Rlessed Sacra- ! Horsfall reported .195 invalid isolated j daily life," writes a woman, an in- Lincoln A Tenue Extension, CH Hours: Dally S to S.30. Mon., Wed. and Saturday t'ntlt I r. M and will work under Atwater on the 1 and valid. . . .bed-ridden for years ment Church, Greensburg, ably as- convert members, 447 associate 20 news staff. 1 sisted by parish societies, conducted I members, about 40 contributing \. . . .and blind besides. She time ago Coyle, the new assistant editor, is DR. KAPLAN—DR. MALLAS ; the Greensburg end of the concert j members, 35 perpetual members, and i the editor of the Catholic World! : in a very business-like and efficient!419 priest members who say Mass wrote an editorial about the society. a very active student on the Bluff DIAMOND ICE AND COAL Gas Administered DENTISTS Reasonable Prices I manner. I f°r the intentions of the general I "We who value so lightlv our campus being engaged in many pur- I body of the confraternity. During abundant opportunities for religious suits. He is oil the staff of the Modem Device» !M W. MAIN PTRKKT, t WIOWTOWV, PA. Monthly, is a member of the Press Manufactured Ice and Furnace Coal ST. VINCENT PREPARES PLAY 1929, «.'fit letters and postals wen- practices," he said, "would do well to Phone M7 sent to members by the secretary.' read the hungry longings of the Club, the College Council, an offi- Phone 44414 isolated expressed in letters to the ; cer of the G. S. M, C., and enjoys 410 PIKE STREET YOUNGSTOWR, The St. Vincent School of Drama, and 247 were received; many par- ; confraternity." many other extra-curricular diver- under the direction of the Rev. Bon- cels of literature, rosaries, prayer books and leaflets were sent. sions. aventure lUithmeier, O.S.B., is put- Our present Pontiff sent a special | MANAGER OK DCQI ESNICULA , ST. MARY'S, McKEES ting the final touches to its latest Miss Horsfall also reported that ; blessing, "To the good ladies of the from the letters written to her she production, "Three Wise Fools," hy highly esteemed society of St. Ga- ST. BEDE'S CARD PARTY | Joseph Anuskiewioz, s senior in The Sunday evening ha,i not d 8n briel. . . .pleased with the work of I "CARTEA FOOD—NOT AR FAD IC" E CREAUNIONTOWNM, PA. Austin Strong, to be staged this e increase of interest in, th a< a,lomi< th work aml a r The annual rani party (riven by: * ' ' department of Do- ing Lent will be deUvowl Sundav evening, Feb. 15, for the i * K e»ter desire on the j charity to which they consecrate a the nu n of Saint Bede's church will; M»esne University Preps rstory j Rev. John A. Greiner, VJ, community at St. Vincent and f„r i P .rt of the isolated members for in- their zeal." review. The dates of the public sPlration and he,P- she mentioned | The star of the Christmas night be held in the school hall, rorner of school, has been named manager of|of St. Peter's church, ra es wh, re showings have not been arranged ® \ mothers were receiving has brought us back in memory to Dallas and Kdgerton avenues, Mon- the 1931 i)uquesmcula. annual pub-¡Father Charles Reinslt, due to I^nt, which mav necessitate aid ,u> ™ucate little ones in the • the ideals of Christian charity (lav evening, rebniarv lfl. .. ,. ... , . , _ . _ ... -<_.-« JOSEPH HAKT & SON its being held over until some time truths of lh,> *alth aml *P°*e of! gleaming through a murky world. the first door prize' will be $25 In l,catJon of the P"*P «"h00'- Anu»- the Sacred Heart Missioa 1 Gir rd in A pril. many cheery letters which she heard This luminous charity, to those who gold an,I in addition to this, thri* kiewicz is from Glassport, Pa., and| * » »M deliver Funeral Directors and Embalmera had brought consolation to sad souls 1 lie in the dark night of pain, lifts other valuable prizes. There will be j has taken a lively interest in school! n*il*y . . whose crosses were heavy. heavy hearts all through the year over one hundreil useful prizes for a(Tair, w:, mi,tririila.ti<*n on mere will be stauoM «• Braneli Officc, New Salem, Pa. Reil Phone 17 ST. WALBI RGA'S, EAST END 1 ! The members of the Board are to that hope and resignation and Bridge, Euchre, Five Hundred and fhe Kluff matriculation on |every FViday afternoon at » •dl Phone IIS 1S9 W. FAYETTE ST- UNIONTOWN, PA. faith that shines through their dark- j „ ... „„„ especially for the childraa. . Sunday, February IS, at 8 a. m., busy women who utilize their leisure Maid. A delicious lunch will ened, isolated lives ... a beckoning Rev. Alphonse J iavre C.S.Sp., day evening at 7:45. Parochial Mass ami Communion for for the work. There are several well- bo served at the tables. Games will star. professor of Lnghsh and dean of j0hn SinmneWe and ¡the Young Ijulies' Sodality. At |know Cl'Tn" writer"'1m'"".s on1 it"is ! list, who often start promptly at nine o'clock. The m.M >• - . "M have served on the board of council- i tCopyright. 1930. V C W C ) committees in charge are as fol- discipline, who is faculty adviser of onyak wers married the annual, state« that plans are j mornin» with a nuptial m n lows: . r n '^i u ik "v ° - n '°rs or in some other way. including progressing smoothly at present, * YOUR EYES—The Only Pair You'll Ever Have 2 45 P. n^ SL Walburga Novena De- Mr§- Ma et Ha, jf,,. Honor SOPHOMORE HOP BIG SUCCESS j Edward C. Hrown, M. A. Britt, a „ , . n i , "d that the book will be off the DR. I. W. MYERS of the RWic Veneration j Wa,,h Mrg Mary T' W,Kgaman, I « . , . . Miss Katherine Bregv, Mrs. Isabel Thomas Hartley Joseph Burke,; prp;is early in jjay. Roy G. Getty, St. Ana's, » Faileetee Optometrist—Practice Limited to the Eyes The annual Sophomore Hop held Henry S Carr, Maurice 1- Carroll ^¡tor-in^hief of the Ash Wednesday Lenten sermon whlteley, Miss Sara tremor Smith,' by the second year men at St. Vin- Kast End is rMW n.ooH. iccosm wanowai. BANK »LOG. IINIONTOWM. P* Thomas .1 Doran Joseph hy. Paul | h,wU Rn