IN THIS ISSUE IN THIS ISSUS Mf. John Weitet »tir of Pittsfcergli Itrtmn k ¿J" ÜBT*«»" fimi hu 11 kfMdrui by Hal y V Eg Nntrr Hump. Bishop of Pittsburgh Dior«*«

f-EIGHTH YEAR PITTSBURGH. FEBRUARY 19. 1931 N«. • UMBEL Latin Text of Pope's Talk Now Available Presented To Archabbot ST. Millions Hear Holy Father | Prof. \ Ihm MclVrmott, a EX-HOTRE DAME research member of the faculty AT NEW CASTLE IS of Ih« Latin department of the I niversity of Pittsburgh. ban i 1 arranged for publication of the STAR. DIES HERE Latin tent of the Holy Father* In First World Broadcast radio address of I act Thursday. Y«« M.rcy Hospital Interne ( opies of thia text may be se- cured by applying to the l.atin Beautiful New Structure Now HI« Gained Football Fame department of the I'niversity. In Use By Italian Parish UNth Four Horsemen 1» It ia expected that high »chnol Following Dedication and college teacher* will arati 1 In The History Of Radio Appendicitis Victim themselves of this opportunity • » Jî eyafVA Rites Last Sunday of placing before their Latin pupils this example of the V f^MyJI HAYED AT LEFT GUARD matchless Latin pro*c of the FATHER SEIDEL OFFICIATES Profram, Lasting for Nearly Two Hows, Carried Bf Holy Father. T All Pittsburfh Stations—Firat Address, Ddhrflvtl ftotat break in the ranks of the New Castle, Pa . Keh. If;. I)edi L-jH Four Horsemen football cation of St. Lucy's church. North In Latin, Translated Into English and Fire Other tag* of Notre Dame University oc- Cedar street and Wabash avenue, aMfld at Merry Hospital on Tue.«- j Ifonsaous-of flTrirbeepobijjaiionto bim iorfa Qrnerou and afilr fandav morning at 11 o'clock, cli E Languages for Immediate Re-broadcasting—Pomtif Jjl imirr when Or. John Weibel. j IIST n»3i3fiinfrnü)if^fottritwlffl so nuirlj to tfr ggrtw affo " maxed the efforts of the pastor. Rev. Spoke Clearly and in Musical Tone, Voice Rn^^ 2f |7 years. regular left guard on ; •Sebastian Ippolito, and the members Bishop Among Those Present of his parish and proved an out- Strinrfnl national championship On "Inspection Day" At And Falling in Soft Cadences—Latin Address Lattai Sgaf 1924. died of complications SINGS EIRST MASS standing event in the life of the &2ng an operation for appendi- ' perish and the communitv of which Fifth Ave. Bureau For Twelve Minutes—Two-Way Conversations Via 3~a*rf'e. and a number of Sisters. cent de Paul, 2005 Fifth avenue. It on of this i ggrset reciting tee prayers forj ditions and augurs well for the fu- The Rev. Father Ferdinand ture of the parish. was graced by the presence of the dying. The stricken young man ! Brown, C.P., son of Mr. and Mrs. The voice of His Holiness. Pope Più» XI, speakmx from S Rt. Rev. Hugh C. Boyle, D.D.. Bish M IMtU«<< with the I .ant Sacra-' John Brown of near Library, cele- Proreasion Start« the new radio .station HVJ, in the Vatican City, was heard dis- apt* administered by Father Hag- j1 op of Pittsburgh, numerous priests hrated his First Solemn Mass last Promptly at 11 o'clock the Very tinctly last Thursday by millions of people in the United Statai •Uty. He had received Holy Com- Sunday morning at 11 o'clock in St R|v. Herman Seidel, pastor of St. of the city, members and benefac- gjj^l ^ 0:30 Tuesday morning, a and throughout the entire world in the firat world-wide hook« Ann's church. Castle Shannon, in the Mary's church of Beaver Falls, and tors and benefactresses of the So- than three hours before up in the history of radio. There were moments during the I presence of a congregation of his dean of the lj»wrence-Beaver coun- ciety. It was an informal affair i Tfc lemeins were taken to the j friends and relatives that taxed the ty district, and who »a> delegated two addresses of His Holiness when magnetic din turbane« with no ceremonies or speeches, the ^rn of bis parents. Dr. and Mrs.I capacity of the Wiurch. He was as by the Rt. Rev. Hugh C. Boyle, caused radio receivers to emit noises like thoee of a whistling sl, visitors simply greeting each other g^taer Weibel, 664 West Ninth ted at the Mass by :he Rev. Mark Bishop of Pittsburgh, to have charge winter wind, but. in the main, the entire program was recehrw, . --• kistner, O.S.B., of St. Vincent's of the ceremony, agisted by the pas- and looking around among the va- Brie, on Tuesday night, and without much interference. 'College, Latrobe, as archpriest; the tor, Father Ippolilo, viaiting priests rious departments. J|l toeral will be held on F'riday aad servers proceeded around the BHliag with Solemn Mass of Re- ; Rev. Conrad Eiben, C P., pastor of The greatest innovation and the * All three of Pittsburgh's "chafe* ¡St. Michael's church. South Side, as new parish church property, bless- one that attracted the most atten- stations received the entire progress • ' aiM in St. Peter's Cathedral. Bur- ing the walls and the property. U will take place in the family plot deacon; the Rev. Peter J. Bernard- tion was the large roomy store room ' Station WCAE gaining the huiiem ir,g of Nativity church. North Side When the procession had com- on the first floor, which is now used ] jl^rif. Besides his parents, Dr pletely encircled the church prop- ! of having the clearest reproduetieN i» survived by two brothers, as sub-deacon, and the Rev. A. C. principally for the clothing depart- PASSION PLAY CAST erty, it came to a stop in front of student at i Angel, pastor of St. Ann's, as mas- ment and display room. It is 34 by in the opinion of moat listenara. | Weibel. Jr.. the entrance on North Cedar street. Station KDKA's short wave bread ititn Dame University, and Gerald | ter of ceremonies. Little Miss Marian 70 feet with a 14-foot ceiling, giv- '-11 TH» pastor, Father Ippolito. then ing a spacious appearance. The sec cast met with considerable interfa** at home, and one sister, Miss Yaeger, aged eight years, acted as opened the church doors and the Weibel, a student at the Uni-! the spiritual bride, attended by her ond floor of the building extends I TO MAKE RETREAT i enee, causing moat listeners te Tfiii pmJLt cf procession proceeded into the new bark 166 feet and is used for furni- j of Chicago. Dr. Weibei's ; train bearers, church, the cross bearer and altar ia a well-known physician of Following the Mass, Father Fer- ture, storage, repair and assorting; St. Michael's Player1 s to Mold boys leading with the Very Rev. departments. ! the fact that the latter station hM fcfc | dinand was the guest of honor at Father Seidel and assisting priests. Spiritual Exercises In a dinner served in the home of his The greatest change is the en | I "blind spots" in Pittsburgh where Ma Stricken Suddenly Jw *» -Ïfftato» 0mmtn- Father Ippolito, the pastor; Rev. Their Parish Church parents and which was attended by Vincent Galliano, pastor of the larged clothing department on the j programs can not be heard—* aita» Dr. Weibel entered Mercy Hos- a large number of his friends and first floor where a new store front Church of the Purification of the a ti on. incidentally, which baffles the •|§ ptal to complete his term of in- relatives. The newly-ordained priest was put in and attractively painted. " there, following his gradu- Blaaaed Virgin Mary. Kllwood City; | The 200 young men and women i best technical minds ia the ip there, rollowing nis graau-; return„j to the Immaculate Conccp- Clothing is the greatest need as 981 the medical school of Rev. Fr. Anthony Donatelli, assiat- i ftwn the medical school of!tjon Monastery, Jamaica, Long per cent of the people, especially at who constitute the cast of players; field—Station WCAE had by far th# ant at St. Vitus; Rev. Nunxio Pirul- ; Twiitftiilt University, in June, 1930. Island, on Tuesday night of this this season of the year. Men and that annually produce "Veronica's bulk of Pittsburgh listeners to 100 la would have completed hia work li, pastor of St. I/awrence, Hillsville; week, where he will pursue his FREEPORT RETREAT Rev. V. V. Stancelewski, pastor of children's clothing is particularly in j Veil," the Passion play at St. Mi- Vatican City program, 'M «H»*ry Hospital this coming June. I Sainta Philip and James church; j demand. From 20 to 30 people are j chael's auditorium, Pius street and Most of the principal atatioaa fl4 k JTiu ,,tr° J"? ,M°"d*yu ni,rht: He was ordained on Sunday, Feb- waiting at the door daily, when it' fü Br. Weibel attended the banquet Rev. A. P, Scholtx, pastor of St. Eighteenth street extension, South J North America were tuned in te Ow I ruary 8, with 28 other Passionists, Margaret's church, and Rev. N. De opens at 8:30 each morning. They by the Purdue Club of ' this constituting the largest ordina T DINNER IS HELD are chiefly men seeking underwear,! Side, will close their long season of, program from Vatican City, wMeM m rM*U|h to Nobel hiter now headj|lori c|aM jn thf hi,tory of the p,,. Mita, pastor of St. Vitus church, fol- lowing behind them. shirts, shoes and trousers. Some| rehearsing with a solemn retreat, began promptly at the iililielei. Ut Pu/due and who was a | sionillt 0rd,r jn this „untry. The Committee Shows Appreciation Prominent Speakers Address men will even ask for socks, who, beginning Thursday, Feb. 2S, and ,of I>r Weibel on the . j p.D., Aux- The more than a thousand mem- hour of 10:30 a. m., Esatara _ Rt Rev (ohn i)unni are apparently otherwise presenta- ending Sunday morning with general ard time, and continued 1er •orsemen team at Notns ju Bnhop of New York, offi- For Kindness Extended Holy Nam* Gathering On ber» of the parish and friends re- bly dressed. They are never re- communion. The papal bleaung wil] mailfted outmde as the preu—Ion | Uta« nie»» »Jtixer play.nr n*ht amarri• ci,t/d al the ordinationa, a prev.ous At Retreat Meeting Sunday Evening fused, but the supply, even of socks, be given on Sunday morning at the stations were looped ia 1-ayden , nheand coach at Du-1 »he Rt proceeded to the bleneing of the! i* limited. 7 «clock Mas». The ^.Father j National BrowiwUa, Cms**?* V- '.'^T' l" « I engagement preventing the Rt. Rev altars and every part of the interior | L mvers.ty, who was fallback i Th"0 E Molloy> n'n., Bighop of In response to an invitation given "If our good people could only re-1 Conrad Eiten, C P., will be the Mas-1 chata and nearly as many moer< • the Four Horsemen team, and Brooklyn fr(>ln ^¡„g pr„ent. Fa- In gratitude to the Renedictine of the church. ter of Ceremonies ; linked into the Columbia Bfeaf A. Bach, assistant coach at ... by the members of the Holy Name alize the great need for clothing to . , , . , ther rerdinano parents and many Fathers of the St. Vincent commu- Socjety of St. Mary's church. Free- Enter Church meet the urgent requirements of the I The retreat will be conducted by U^ System chain. Hew many me and who played at left'(othe r local relatives were present nity who so graciously gave of' port, one hundred-fifty men from The blessing of the interior of the ' less fortunate," said an official of a Pa«uomst Missionary. Rey. /a- ststions in all parts of the woll* tackle on the Horsemen team along- for the ceremonies. Among them themselves ajid their facilities at the! Freeport and neighboring districts church completed, the assembled > the society, "we are sure they would ther Anselm. C.P., of the local Mon- j shared in the program will nat In M4e Dr. Weibel, also attended the ¡was the Rev. Conrad F.iben, C.P., college and seminary on the occa-1 attended 'he second annual retreat congregation that had been waiting i bundle up all the old clothing, rags j aatery. The services each mght will known here /or several weeks. 0» Panine dinner. It was to be their I pastor of St. Michael's church. sion of the recent Fourth National' dinner. on the outside, then proceeded in an or even socks long discarded and; consist of sermons on the life of America only a few stations, moat last BMNtfing with fheir intimate South Side. Father Conrad and Fa- Conference of the Laymen's Retreat j Freeport, in February, 19.10, gave orderly procession into the church.! call Grant 1233 to have themj Chnst. . .,, I of them minor one«, competed «Ml kind and teammate of Notre Dame i ther Ferdinand are "double" eous- Movement, held at St. Vincent's on! the first of these affairs, the object First came a group of 100 ladies, brought to this Clothes Bureau ofj The Passion Play production will i th#, Vatican program for the attar « SM | ins. Father Conrad's father and Fa- January 9, 10 and 11, the members! members of the Confraternity of! be under the direction of Rev. Fa-1 tion of the nation's radio sudiaM* following day. Dr. Weibel 1 of which was not only for the en- the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, | ther Ferdinand's mother being of the Kxecutive committee in charge tertainment given, but to arouse in- the Sacred Heart, headed by their where they will be immediately put ther Bernard Hart man, C.P., who j Man« Knelt in Streete "11 «•apiaiBed of feeling ill, and that brother and sister, while Father of the Fourth Conference on Tues- has been connected with the pro- Coinciding with Lincoln's UtUh aWIBg his trouble was «li.m^wArl I uvuicr HIIU • terest in Laymen's retreats. This officers, Mrs. Angela Panella, presi-: into the hands of those who would | •fts day night presented to the Rt. Rev. example was followed by a number dent; Mrs. Mary ixro, vice president; be truly grateful for receiving motion of "Veronica s Veil herp and ' H,v. the first Papal broadcast few« acute appendicitis andJ *^!an ™im ! Conrad's mother and Father Ferdi- Archabbot Alfred Koch, O.S.B., pres- j in New Jersey for the past sixteen | a Americans free from worha« nand's father are likewise brother of parishes and the object in view Mrs. Theresa Pecoraro, secretary, | them. The giver would share in the I m ny operation was performed. idem of St. Vincent's Collnge and was certainly accomplished by the and Mrs. IJiaie Zumpella, treasurer. I special graces and indulgences of years. ... day pursuite and able to hear Miv m At patient seemed to be making a and sister. Seminary, a beautiful scroll com- j number of men who attended the re- At their head was the standard of | the Society for those who help it in Considerable interest is being; p^p^ voice in homea. Re*» 1 recovery until Sunday af Father Ferdinand was born in memoratirvg the Conference. i Pittsburgh and attended St. Mich- treat given at St. Vincent and St. the organization. any way to give glory to God in manifested in the forthcoming pro- j also turned on in mean when comi pi cations devel- ,, " . . , a .. c j. j The presentation took place at a duction chiefly on account of the two office, and workshops, and thee- aBd ajnessage w„ .» m., : ael s Rparish school, Soutool,h BrooklineSide, and, Fidelis Colleges last summer. Then came the Confraternity ofj serving His poor and also thereby e was sent to hisT. __ t esurrtctio.. n_ »sch , , ,.,, dinner held in the auditorium of I)u- help show the works of His new scenes, one representing the re-1 kn*|t in the streets or (tee*, livnii it hne ursrinir tn^m to com* . , » ,_ » . • ...j. The object of these retreats is to Children of Mary, with 70 members | quesne Council, Knights of Colum-' give the Catholic layman a chance in line headed by its standard bear- Church." turn from "Calvary and the other, j „here amplifiers made the weld* IsPitUburgh. they did so. hut where he completed h's grade bus. Fifth and Bellefield avenues, at -: to lay aside for a few days the wor- ers, Miss Olga Thomas, president; Next Sunday, the first in Lent, is the taking down from the "Cross.' j and music from the Vatican City; {Ms Sunday evening his coalition: ^hooling. Later he entered he Pas- tended bv the Rt. Rev. Hugh C. ries and cares of the business life Miss Helen Lemarco, vice president;; It is hart for those who ai* not | audible above the noise« of the ctiy. Mmed to improve to such an ex-1"0""1 N^'1'»1' *1 ' Ä a feast day of the Society of St. Boyle, D.b., Bishop of Pittsburgh;| and devote his time to it as if he Miss Florence Cipro, treasurer, and in the circle, to understand what it Jn New York one of the largea* tat that it was thought there w 'st"^ Sof 'l, Vincent de Paul. All members will U r the Rev. James M. Delaney, spiritual { were taking stock of his spiritual Miss Mary Lostracco, secretary. j means to produce a Passion Play so of ^ outdoor crowds aaaaaafitaii I»fttther cause for alarm. Hi. fa-1 h • stud'" f°r the ^ go to Holy Communion in a body in director of the Diocesan Union Holy I life and sum up his activities to The Junior Holy Name Society elaborately as will be staged within ] nMlr ^ new County Courthouse, k* fer returned to Krie on Monday, | r'°u! other houses of study of the their respective churches in the Name Society; the Rev. Bertin Don- practice of religion and the honor was next in line with 80 boys in the I the next few weeks on St. Michael s front 0f ^ offices of the newe* fat Mrs. Weibel remained here, and order completing his work at Im- morning and attend the general ; ahue, C.P., director of retreats all and respect to Almighty God. procession. The standard of this | meeting of the Society in the after- »tage. paper "II Progreeso Italo-Amari- ! eis the only member of the imme- maculate Conception Monastery, Ja- St. Paul's; Rev. Regis McCoy, j organization and its officers headed i Fr. Bernard me Aether j cano." Moat of the 2,000 men aa# l«Me family at the bedside when m»'f»- . _ .. .. A delicious banquet was aerved at noon, which convenes at 2:30 o'clock O.S.B., of St. Vincent's, and approx-! this group. The officers at the head | [ The Rev. Father Bernardme women in this assemblage were eC Mead came, a sudden change fori H>» P»:«1» now reside "'»r ' '- 5 o'clock to which great credit is in the Holy Rosary church, Home- imateiy 50 lav members of the Kx- due the members of Court Freeport were Louis lzzo, president; Angelo wood. Over 50 Conferences will no Dusch, C.P., wrote the play while he Julian birth. As their eara caufM worse in Dr. Weibei's condition and attend St. Anns church, ecutive committee. and Father Conrad were assigned to the Pope's «rat phrase most of the* ,t 1e C. D. of A., who did this as their Nocero, vice president; Nick De- doubt have nearly all their members «M^ay morning bringing death he- C* , Shannon. Among Father Dan Hammill, president of St. Pi ero, secretary, and others. parochial duties in St. Michael s dropped to their knees and made the fat the other members of his family Ferdinand's sisters is Sister Cecelia share to encourage the pastor. Fa- present. Speakers will be in at- James of the Sisters of Charity. Paul's Laymen's Retreat league, ther Benson, who has worked so Thirty members of the Senior tendance to edify the members. A parish twenty years ago. The drams sjgn of the cross. Thi» multitude ef i «aid teach Pittsburgh. presided at the dinner, and the pres- of Christ's Passion and _Death under Italians remained genuflected upe« ; Wae Bern in Krie faithfully in this movement, as well Holy Name society then proceeded Plenary Indulgence may be gained entation of the scroll on behalf of as the members of the Holy Name into the church headed by the stand- by all those who attend and have the name of "Veronica s Veil was the pavement until the conclusiea el L Or. Weibel, familiarly known as the committee was made by P. J. Society with J. C. Williams as pres- ard and officers of the organization. I complied with the other require- presented in several sections of the. the pontiff'i address. As they areea Hlkeay Weibel to the' myriads of DEBATING LEAGUE McArdle. Among others who spoke ident. Mr. Williams is especially The officers are Samuel Rome, pres- ments of the Society as prescribed country, but it was Father Conrsd , werr criM ef "Viva il Paee." [Mewers of the Notre Dame foot- were Bishop Boyle, Father Bertin, worthy of mention as he is untir- ident; Joseph Marchionda, vice pres-. by the rules. and Father Bernard who first rea-1 guch „ on„ may hear in the Vatt- ' Ml teams throughout the country, FORMED FOR GIRLS Father Delaney, David M. Martin, ing in his efforts for anything to ident; Joseph DeVivo, secretary, and j lixed its possibilities as a permanent ran city when the Pontiff makes •» *aa kern in Erie on March 15, 1904, j secretary o* the Fourth Conference, make the society the great success Felix Thomas, treasurer. production of a type that made his- pU|,iic appearance, •ad after completing hia parish and' and James O. Nugent, treasurer. it is. The Christopher Columbus society tory in the world of religious drama. After the formal program fro« H«k school education in that eitv he As a result of several meetings The scroll was accepted by the was then in line. This active society Since then it has been produced! ^ Vatican City station had D. M. Hammil of Pittsburgh, an LENTEN SERMONS AT every L«nten season in St. Joseph s | Iuded, a two-way converaatie* «Broiled at Notre Dame He had . of faculty members representing the Rt. Rev. Archabbot in a gracious official of the Diocesan Union Holy with 300 members had a very large conc Wj little football experience be- j various diocesan high schools, un- speech during which he expressed i group in the procession. The society j auditorium, Union City. New Jersey, i WM held between that station aai Name Society, acted as toastmaster. EPIPHANY CHURCH always to crowded houses. It has | g q headquarters, at 711 Fifth, fa» entering the South Bend insti-1 der the direction of Rev. K. Law- his pleasure and that of the Bene-' Father S. J. Benson, pastor of St. was headed by the standard of the i fafa, awTdid not even go out forjrence O'Connell of Sacred Heart dictine Father* at being able to act organization, also an American and i had a run there of over 500 per- j avenue. New York City. The ee»> Mary's church who is dean of thia Today the Person of Our Lord and formances and was witnessed by at Ml» Freshman team in his first year | parish, a Girls Forensic League has as hosts to the visiting priests and district, opened the meeting with an Italian flag and its officers, An-) fan. Instead, he contented him- been organized for the purpose of lay delegates to the Fourth Confer- gelo Russo, president; Peter Car- His teachings are being remorse- least half a million people from all (Continued on Page 5, Column S) prayer and gave the address of parts of the country. - «•* with playing a guard position i stimulating friendly competition ence. The scroll reads as follows: welcome. His great interest and en- della, vice president; Mariano De- lessly investigated, severely criti- «a Ike Brownson Hall team during and promoting educational interests The same enthusiasm marks the ____ ..._-.,„, "Conscious of their deep obliga- i couragement given is responsible for Piero, financial secretary, and Pe- cised, publicly questioned and blunt- •ajfashman term, and it was not in our secondary schools. ter Perrotta, treasurer. The society production of "Veronica's Veil" in JffQ WEEKS MISSION (Continued on Page 2, Column 5) the amount of good accomplished ly challenged. Every believing 1 u w «•• Spring practice in the follow- Keen interest and enthusiasm not only in this parish, but in the also had a hand in the procession. St. Michael's auditorium. Pius street " ^ have been manifested in the pro- Others of the pariah and assem- Christian, Catholic ami non-Catholic, j and South Eighteenth street exten- IU UAMFWOOR fHlllul (Cwtinued on Page 2, Column A) posed conteat, which, it was decided, surrounding districts and is fol- lowed and appreciated by all. bled friends of the congregation is intereated in the issue. sion. The committee has been or-1 »" IlVnlLTfUW VnUIIUI would take the form, during the then filed in, every available bit of Father O'Connell, pastor of Epi- present scholastic year, of a series "CUT PRICE" TOPIC Father Bertrand of St. Fidelis (Continued on Page 3, Column 4) College, who is district director, af- space being taken by the 700 people phany church, has arranged the fol- Arrangements have been FT AARON BROUGHT of debates. Sixteen high schools who were fortunate enough to get lowing course of sermons to be de- pleted for a two weeks' mission, sne have entered the contest, each of OF FATHER HANNANL ter being introduced congratulated Freeport on the effort and example into the church. More than 300 were livered at the late Mass, 11 o'clock, in English and one in Italian, whielt TO MERCY HOSPITAL which will compete with eight other unable to get in and stood during during the Lenten Sundays. > schools, chosen by lot, on the same "Cut Price" will be the topic of shown which encouraged the rest of ALTOONA KNIGHTS will be conducted by the ReJuw» the parable to be given over Station the districts in this valley to be- the service outside the church. February 22, Jesus, Human; March torist Father» at the Mother ef fb Very Rev. F. P. Aaron, V.F., proposition, the winning teams to 1, Jesus, Divine; March 8, Jesus, All FN* of St. Peter's church, compete for the cup. WCAE Sunday afternoon at 2:30 come interested in the retreat move- Solemn High Maas , MARK ANNIVERSARY Good Couniel church, Bennett aai o'clock by the Rev. Jerome D. Han- ment. In a very instructive way he When the congregation had filled Powerful; March 15, Jesus, All yaeyrille, was removed to Mercy Furnishing as it does, a splendid Bountiful; March 22, Jesus, All Per- Hale street», Homewood. Begin» nan, D.D., lecturer for the Catholic pointed out the things needed to be the church the celebration of Solemn Altoona, Pa„ Feb. 17.—The cele- •¡fatal last week in a serious con- opportunity for concerted action 1 fect; March 29, Jesus, Honored; ning Sunday, March 1, to the lMt^ jfaa. Word from the hospital this and public demonstration of the ed- Evidence Guild of the Diocese of bration of the anniversary of Al- Pittsburgh. (Continued on Page 2, Column I (Continued on Page 3, Column 3) I Easter, Jesus, Risen. the first week will be for the Kaf •fa was to the effect that there ucational attainments of our Cath- toona Council 551, Knights of lish speaking members of the per* Jf fan a change for the better in olic high schools, it is anticipated Columbus, was held at the Council ish, and the second week will be ler "••»edition. that the project will fulfill a long Home on Monday evening in observ- felt need. ance of the thirtieth birthday of the the Italian members of the perta% v J» Very Rev. S. J. Schramm, Much interest is being shown y If-, fas tor of St. George's. South A complete schedule of debates council. The banquet was followed by the parishioners as they eareaellJJ (till confined to St. Francis and an announcement of the subject How To Get Free Tickets For Notre Dame-Carnegie Game a short entertainment culminating in Jfafaal, and his condition con- will be published later. a grand ball. Reservations were the pray for the succea» of the ei" to show improvement also. largest in the historv of entertain- Fr. Verrichio, noted Redemi Here's how you can get free, and when you turn your $10 he played at the Pilt Stadium hoy or girl, any place, can enter ments heretofore held. Instituted on .and eloquent preacher, will and striva for the tickets; it tickets for the Notre Dame- i into this office you will be next October 31. Sunday, February 17,1901, the coun- 'the exercise». swsrded one ticket. There is no Yoe are engaged in no con- makes no difference whether cil has expanded and prospered in ft BEERT MADE FR. RUPERT RETURNS Carnegie Tech football game, to be j Order of the exercises will he aa limit to the number of tickets test against anyone else. It yoe are a subscriber for the pa- their new and beautiful surround- follows; Opening of the PASTOR IN CHICAGO ' TO COLLEGE DUTIES played at the Stadium next October I you can win; that is entirely up makes no difference how maay per or not. Bet keep thia ia ings. ' Sunday, Mprch 1, with a 31, through the offices of The Pitts- ! to your efforts. tickets the other man or wo. mind: High Mass at 11 o'clocklock,, dUM The auhscriptiea price per Officers are: Grand knight, 7ac 1 Herbert Buettner, O.S.B., for !>v. Rupert Stadtmiller, O.S.B., burgh Catholic: If the person approached hy man, hoy or girl, wins; you get which special music wilt lie remteiw you ia already a subscriber, aak your tickets just the same. The year for The Pitteborgh Cath- Endrnss, deputy grand knight, Paul ¡t several years pastor of St. director of Summer Retreats at St. W. Smith; chancellor, Patrick E. by the men'» choir andi the schell For every four paid-up sub- him to pay you his subscription proposition is simplicity itself, olic is $2-5*. not $2. This paper, boys' choir. Each evening church, Latrobe, has been Vincent's College, Latrobe, has been believi-g aa it deee that it ia O'Leary; chaplain. Rev. M. J. Can- paator of St. Paul's discharged from Mercy Hospital, scriptions, old or new, turned for another year, or for as long and all you have to remember begin at 7:4a with Rosary M into this office, one ticket for as he desirea, and you receive ia this: giving value received, and ole; financial secretary, B. V. Mona- by the mission sermon, then in Chicago, according to an- where he had been confined since more at $2.5t, never reduces ita han; recorder, J. G. Moore; treasur- ~sr»t made this week bv the last Summer, and has returned to the Notre Dame-Carnegie Tech the same credit as though you For every $10 on subscriptions diction of the Most Keeeed game will be awarded. Or it secured a new subscriber. In that you turn into this office price under any eireematances. er, John Resig; warden, John F. Cor- ment. Every morning there WeM Jev. Archabbot Alfred Koch, his duties at the college. A slight A two-year subscription price is less; lecturer, Bernard A. Finnegan; ef St. Vincent's. Father Her- can be one four-year subscrip- other words, for every $10 you you get one free ticket for the three masses: the frst at < o'clock, scratch on the foot received during turn into this office from sub- Notre Dame-Carnegie Tech therefore $5, not M, and any advocate, Morgan Sheedy; trustees, MMceeded at St. V incent's by one of the laymen's retreats at St. tion, a three-year subscription then 7 and 8. The S o'clock and.»»-,. and a one-year subscription, or scribers, old or new, you re- game. There are no other rules, subscriptions tented in at less John C. Ivory. John R. Luckett, S. 8 Masses will be followed by a i lertrand McFavden, O.S.B., Vincent's last Summer later became than the aaaual rate ef $2.M J. Breth; inside guard. J. F. Beck- iMw of St. Mary's twe two-year subscriptions. The ceive one ticket to the Notre regulations or atipnlationa of mission sermon. infected and nearly resulted in the Dene'Caraegit Tech game te aay kind. Any man or woman. will net be accepted. man; outside guard, John J. Keens. MM. loss of the foot. | price ef a subscription ia >2.50, 1 TWO Established 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC

•é 99 VFRONTfA'S VF TT ST. MICHAEL'S AUDITORIUM V L.l\v/llivn U TL,1L| 18th Si Extension and Pins Sto., South Side, Pittsburgh, Pi. Twelfth Consecutive Season America's Greatest Passion Play

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can do. F. V. Ganter, who together Fr. Roch«; March 22-2», St ; ^ t—Q 4E- «-antsarsÄfc—«I i DR. JOHN WEIBEL with J. J. McShane of Pittsburgh, REDEVTORIST ITALIAN Kent, 0., Fr. Power; Match ! was given credit for being the OBITUARIES 5, St Agnes, Mingo Jet, 0 source of great pleasure and enter- MISSION BAND IS BUSY Power; March 29-Aprii », DIES IN HOSPITAL tainment at the retreat last summer Rosary, Cleveland, Ohio, Vfc, ricehio; March 29-April 5, SL'J (Continue) from Pa(re 1) gave a selection which was well Joha Kremer It ia not e year sines two Re- taken as shown by applause. demptorist Fathers, Rev. Thoa. B. Ì Clarksburg, W. Vi., Fr. John Kremer of St. Ursula church, Roche and Rev. Augustine Varrichio, ] April 12-2«, St Anthony, injf year that he came umler the eye Father lJelaney of Pittsburgh, Allison Park, Pa., was buried on of Head Coach Knute Rockne. The who is Diocesan Spiritual director,I were transferred from New York to N. Y„ Fr. Roche; April X Monday morning at ten o'clock from Anthony, Rochester, N. Y., Ft.1 latter, noticing Weibcl's courage and needed no introduction as he is an j St. Ursula church. The funeral establish a mission band for the aggressive spirit in the spring prac- outstanding figure in the activities j services were conducted by Rev. Italian people residing in the west- riechio; April 12-19, Hely. tice, singled him out a« of possible of the Holy Name Society. To him, | Father Hubert Kremer, O.M.Cap., a ern district of the Redamptorist Hays, Pa., Fr. Power; April ! varsity material, even though together with the wonderful sup- son of the deceased. Province. Since the day of their ar- 8, St Mary, Mt. Washington, 1 rival these two Fathers have been burgh, Pa., Fr. Roche; April l Johnny at that time weighed no port given by the priests and lay- Mr. Kremer died on Wednesday, more than 156 pounds. In all re- men, is due the credit for the won-1 constantly engaged in mission work 3, St Anthony, Elmira, N. February 11, after a very short ill- Power: Msy 8-17, St M. M. 4sl spects, he was the counterpart of derful things accomplished by the ness. He came to this country in for the children of Sunny Italy. The Bert Metzger, famous "midget Catholic men in this diocese. The early life ami settled in the West successful growth of their apostolic ri, Philadelphia, Pa., Fie. Va " Saliuiln guard" of the Notre Dame national retreat movement alone, through j Knd, being at thrt time a member labors has necessitated the eaaigii- and Power; May S-24, championship eleven of 1930. Great- which the great problems of the dav i of St. Martin's parish. He was ment of s third missionary sad last Conception, Irwin, Pa, Fr. ly outweighed by practically every are taken up, is worthy of the great- i married to Miss Mary Osterrieder week Rev. John Power wes attached May 17-24, little Flew Perhaps alone of all artistic pianos man he played against, Johnny, like est praise. in 1N'.»2 and in August, 1917. he to the Italian mission bend at St branch, 0., Fr. Varricchio; Use] Metzger, more than made up for He spoke of the teaching of the I moved with his family to Allison Philomena's, Squirrel Hill. The fol- 24, St Sylvester, Concord, H. Tj of today, the Baldwin that goes what he lacked in weight by sheer Church in regaril to birth control I I'ark, joined St. Ursula church and lowing ia their schedule of missions Power; May 24-31, St THw, aggressiveness and a courageous and divorce as not being laws of had always been a very loyal ami 'or the present spring. quip pa, Fa, Fr. Roche"«iK,; mMa y f into your home is exactly the same spirit that could not be downed. He man, but of Gi>d and in being de- g< -lerous supporter of the church. Feb. 8-22, Blessed Sacrament Pet- 14, .Ijsnipiion B.V.M, was never outplayed by an opponent I fied are punished accordingly as | He was a member of the St. Jo- erson, N. J.. Fr. Varricchio; Feb. 15- Pa, Fr. Ver " B.V. Mary Baldwin that is used upon the con- throughout his career at Notre | shown by destruction in the past of I seph's Society, and the Holy Name March 1, St Mary's, Cumberland, Dame, ami one of his greatest ad- countries whgre these practices ex- I Society. Md„ Frs. Roche and Power; Feb. 16- Power; June 7-14. St cert platform, in radio stations and mirers from the day he first stepped isted. He urged on ail the neces I He "¡8 survjved by his wife, Mary March 1, St Anne, Steel ton. Fa., Fr. North Adams, Mesa, Fir. on the varsity field at Notre Dame sity of all not only being informed j Kremer; four sons, the Rev. Hu- Varricchio; Mare* 1-8, St Bsiwsrd, in sound pictures. was Knute Rockne. on these destructive elements but to I h«rt Kn-mer, O.M.Cap., of Atwood, Bradford, Pa.. Fr. Roche; March 1- Retail ieweleis assert ttat i have strength and character enough • Kansas; Josep' Francis, and George 1S, Good Counsel. Pitteburgh, Pa, man shoulIdd carry two wstrtHg When the lf>22 varsity season not only to help themselves but alsojKremer; four daughters, Sister Re- FT. Varricchio; March 8-U, St. Fran- a man with one watch kusei i Lediner & Schönberger Co. opened, Kirer and Harvey Rrown others through good example. Hi» j gina. Sister M. Rose 11 a, both of the cis, Geneva, N. Y., Frs. Roche sed tine it is, an home, Clara ami Marie. Hs Batavia, N. Y„ Fr. Power; March the game against the Army that the retreats was shortened to meet a|ao leaves a brother in Rochester, 15-22, St Joseph, Summit Hill, Pa., Did you ever atop te think1 year, a fiercely contested game present financial conditions and | p„.( an,| one jn Europe and two sis- Fr. Roche; Merch 15-». Hely Souls, fish may go Moss and Us e' which ended in a 0-0 score, Brown DR. JOHN WEIBEL urged all to make the sacrifice to j ters in Europe. Carnegie, Pa., Fr. Varricchio; March was pitted against the giant Breid- riss ef the bait he hooked!- Notre Dame, '25 attend, as they were a spiritual ne- Father Hubert was assisted at the 22-29, St. Anthony, Batavia, M. Y„ ster, famous Army guard. Early in cessity and would be rewarded ac-1 Solemn Funeral Mass by the Capu- the game Brown went down and out Grieve not, nor cry that gallant sou' cordingly. chin Fathers and Rev. H. J. Kill- ; with a broken arm, and it was nec-' has fled This was followed by motion pic- meyer. LIQUOR AND DRUG TREATMENT i esaary for Coach Rockne to put his Ave jour homo and loved ones beiciK ruined by this ourteT if ao call or This tear laved shore with life's jtures of the retreat given by S. P. j FUNERAL DIRECTORS writ« for literature and Information ¡"watch fob" guard, Weibel, in j Barry, who is one of the greatest against the experienced and capable work scarce begun; Mrs. Katherine Hoffmann Ah I let it not be felt that he has leaders of this movement, and to Mrs. Katherine (Boden) Hoff- SHADY SIDE SANITARIUM I Breidster to receive his baptism of him is due great credit for his work. Formerly wed mann, aged 66 years, who died st i varsity football fire. Undaunted by There were a number present who Mercy Hospital on Friday, February KEELY INSTITUTE—265 SHADY AVENTE the fame and ability of his burly op- The sunset ere there ever rose his PITTSBURGH. PA. I'HONE KMEHSOM »3X1 sun. on account of lack of time were not 6, after an illness of three months, ; ponent, Johnny went at Breidster called upon. Among these were: was buried from her Shereden resi- I hammer and tongs and more than Rev. Father Mitsch, Spiritual direc- dence on Tuesday morning, Febru- held his own throughout the rest of I To some—alas, how few!—'tis set JOHN A. FREYVOGEÌ to live tor of New Kensington; Rev. Fa- ary 10, with Solemn Funeral Maes I the game against his opponent. ther Victor, assistant Retreat Di- at 10 o'clock in Holy Innocents | That game really "made" Johnny as By deeds, not years; and he in White Transfer & Storage Co. very truth rector, St. Fidelis College; Edward church, Sheraden. The pastor. Rev. ! a Notre Dame varsity man, and | F. Griffin of Pittsburgh, a promi D. J. O'Shea, was celebrant of the Funeral Director | from then on he was considered the Seemed one of these, gave best that Mass, assisted by the Rev. Victor G. MOVING, STORING AND SHIPPING man ran give nent layman. Pittsburgh, Pa. MODERN FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE | regular guard pending Brown's re- The affair given was In every way Majka of the Misoionary Confra- i turn to the squad after his recovery Till frost of Death nipped boun- ternity of Christian Doctrine as dea- 2740-48 WEST LIBERTY AYENUE teous bloom of Youth. a great success and credit is due Ambulance servies te say potet ia Allegheny County, dsy SS I from his Army game injuries. How- all who in any way helped to make con, and the Rev. Oliver D. Reefer Modern Funerei Soma Established 1885 Lehigh 5120-512"1 J I ever, Brown played very little dur- it such. It is to be hoped, as last of Hoi Me charge for esa of guest rooma 1 i ing the remainder of the season, ow- I^et who would mourn that ne'er >ly Innocents church, sub-dse- ing to his injury, consequently shall he fulfill year, this meeting will be an incen- con. lFollowinf allowingg the Funeral Maas, Johnny saw service in all the rest Heroic destiny take grateful tive for others. the body was taken to Greenville, 3406 FIFTH AVENUE The meeting closed with prayer 1 WEST END SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO of the games as regular left guard. pause. Fa., where, after blessing services MAyHawer 16« Rssidsncs HAsal Becomes Regular Guard For here was one who knew the by Father Benson. in St Michael's church conducted by llSr the pastor, Rev. John P. Kearns, in- Mg1 f Brown was elected captain of the matchless thrill 1 ft - This 61-year-old bank provides perfect safety itW• Of conflict and of triumph—for a terment took place in St Michael's for Pittsburgh savers and pays them 4 per cent team in 1923, and shared the left •JdSH guard position throughout that sea- Cause. SCROLL PRESENTED cemetery. compound interest on their aavinfa. son with Weibel, Kiier being the Mrs. Hoffmann was born In Ger- If brief career shall many on September 19, 1865, end regular right guard, as in the 1922 Eternally this TO THE ARCHABBOT S MAIN 1L > WABASH • PITTSBURGH • PA season. There was little to choose lend came to the United States with her ERNY Funeral Directo between the three, and it made lit- Effulgcnce to the ancient gilded I parent« when she was six years of 1822 Dome (Continued from Page 1) I age. She resided st Greenville un- 2361 BrawMfBs Road tle difference in the offensive and for his generous and j «} " years ago whenshe moved to defensive strength of the Notre That crowns a quiet Campus in C. H. RL'HL, Proprietor tion to him which contributed so1 Pittsburgh^ husband's death hsv- CArrkk 1681 Dame team which combination Coach South Bend— able assistance t m. occurred 21 years ago. Mrs. Taste the Difference Rockne employed si the guard po- The home of Alma Mater, still his much to the success or the rourui, , number of Branch RIM'S BAKERY sitions. home. Hoffmann WM National Conference on Retreats for 1351 of the L. C. B. A. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO SPECIAL ORDERS With Capt. Brown's graduation in —Paul G. Sullivan. Laymen, held at St. Vincent College 1924, Johnny of course became the Mrs. Hoffmann was the mother of SVM Male Street Both Phones Penbrook. Pa. on the ninth, tenth and eleventh days 14 children, nine of whom survive regular left guard in the 1924 sea- of January, nineteen thirty-one, and JOHN J. CARNEY ££££ Give Us a Try—Have Wagon Stop son, when the Four Horsemen were her, as follows: Hilarion, Francis . 0—sr. casts* I FREEPORT RETREAT in gratitude for the kindness and and Adrian Hoffmann, Mrs. William destined to romp to their greatest hospitality shown by the Benedictine glory, winning their first undisputed Michaels, Mrs. Anne Weismann, and DINNER IS HEU) Community of St. Vincent, the dele- Clara, Odelia, Salomea and Colette S Mini I Ma M. national championship—a feat not gates who attended the Conference rissa TH La *ar«t*e < duplicated in the annals of Ameri- Hoffmann, at home. She ia also extend to the Right Reverend Arch- survived by 14 grandchildren; one can college football until the 1929 (Continued from Page 1) abbot Alfred Koch, O.S.B., their sin- C. M. MUSSELMAN ami 1930 Notre Dame teams equalled brother, P. M. Boden of Homewood, cere thanks, and in their behalf this and one sister, Mrs. M. M. Witt ox F antral Director and Embalmer it. Johnny Weibel was a potent done and the great results accom- scroll is presented and inscribed by Fummrut i factor in the success of the Four Pittsburgh. Dealer ia Fine Furniture and Carpets plished. He explained also while the Right Reverend Hugh C. Boyle, MAylsesr < Horsemen team of that year, his the spiritual side of affairs was the D.D., Bishop of Pittsburgh, umler Joseph A. Crowley Both Phones LEMOYNE, PENNA. great blocking as ha came oat of main work there was also time for whose patronage the Conference was Miae Minnie McCann »16 Center the line to help form interference pleasant recreation. held, and by the Executive Commit- Miss Minnie McCann, well-known for the Four Horsemen being a de- Father McBumey of Natrona, tee of the Conference." Catholic lady of the Crafton dis- trict, died in her home, 31 Lincoln m*ht, inIil vnI. ansa light to watch. His flaming spirit, after being introduced by Mr. Ham- The scroll, which was designed Mlllvala ISO* coupled with his uncanny ability to mil ia an outstanding figure in this avenue, Crafton, on Monday. She JAMES C. CAMPBELL, Funeral Oil and drawn by Leo A. McMullen, a was born in Ireland and came to M be at the ri^ht spot at the right work, gave a very convincing talk member of the Conference commit- wm ava. Prompt Road Service" time, made his work invaluable on and he in turn gave a great deal of Pittsburgh with her parents 85 years (e Me J. Ulla an tee, is signed by Bishop Boyle and ago, and had resided in Crafton for | defense, and he was alwavs a great credit in the interest taken to Fa- the following members of the Exec MEHRLICH TIRE SERVICE I favorite not only with his fellow ther Murphy, also of Natrona. Hammill, | the past 25 years. The funeral was utive committee: D. M. held this (Thursday) morning from SOI-807 Ohio St., Mtllvale, Pa. | players and coaches, but with all The next number on the program David M. Martin, James O. Nugent, who came in contact, with him. the family residence, followed by M. A. HÀNLON, Funeral Director III. tributar. Bf I.F.K TI KEN was three Scotch songs by Tom Mc- Rev. Bertin Donahue, C.P., and Rev. Solemn Requiem Maas in St Philip's Following his graduation from Conville, accompanied by Joseph James Delaney. twniuma Mima ••• Mini Notre Dame, he assisted in the church, of which Miss McCann had HIUMI Call. By the attention ami applause long been a member. She ia survived 6386 FRAWK3TOWW AVI. coaching of the Duquesne Univer- it is needless to say that Mr. Mc- j sity eleven in Pittsburgh while do- ST. FRANCIS, HOMESTEAD by two brothers. Jack end Edward «17 VPtrSs Undertaker and Conv¡lie's songs were highly appre- A. McCann, both widely known in ing post-graduate work at Duquesne. ciated. WEST VIRGÌNIA WW • Pillai Funeral Director and he later entered 4he medical Visiting priests will preach the Knights of Columbus circles in the school of Vanderbilt University. Gives Fine Talk Sunday evening sermons during Pittsburgh district, and four sisters, •ell Phone 3 301 Main Street, Reynoldaville, Pa. Throughout his four-year course Dr. C. A. Rogers, the guest of Lent, at 7:45 p. m. Kathryn, Nellie and Edith McCann there he assisted in the coaching of the society, after being introduced On Wednesday evenings, 7:46 and Mrs. Elizabeth Kenan. that school's football team, and re- told of his pleasure at being able p. m., there will be instruction on B. J. NEUHARDT ceived a large share of the credit to attend and in his usual capable timely subjects, answering of all for Vanderbilt's powerful teams dur- manner gave a wonderful talk questions presented, and Benedic- ST. LAWRENCE'S HIGH GRADE MEN'S WEAR which was not only appropriate for ing that four-year period. Complet- tion. On Friday evenings, medita- Agent for ing his work at Vanderbilt, Johnny the occasion, but gave thoughts that tion on the Passion of Christ, Way During the Lenten season. Rev. DRUGGISTS came to Pittsburgh to serve aa an were worthy of special mention, as of the Cros.» and Benediction. James Wernert, C.Ss.R., will have a DUNLAP, STETSON «at BORSAUNO HATS I interne in Mercy Hospital, and oc- made by following speakers. The All married women of the parish sermon every Sund:. evening at St KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES. MANHATTAN SHIKV§| These Druggists Have What You Order or Will Get It for You. toastmaster especially thanked Dr. Lawrence's church. His subjects They Do Not Offer "SOMETHING JUST AS GOOD." casionally, when his hospital duties will receive their Easter Commu- 1MI-7 MAKKET ST»»«T W1KKMNQ. W. permitted, assisted his former team- Rogers for his presence and the nion in a body in the 8 o'clock Mass ] will be as follows: "The Greet mates, Elmer Layden and Joe Bach, thoughts brought out in regard to o Sunday. Question," "The Master Key," "A with the coaching of the Duquesne the duties of an American citixen. The Sodality of the parish is of I Great Yet Common Evil," "Saved University team. At this time Mr. Hammil also com- fering a choice selection of very in-¡from the Precipice," "Hunger Setis- mended Freeport, especially for the WHEELING AUTO GAS COMPi Berger's Drug Store Harvey R. Bennett He had received numerous lucra- teresting and instructive booklets for fied," and "What Follows." On number who attended the retreat. lent, on the book-rack in the vesti- Wednesday aveninga there will be Opsrsters et tive offers to enter the football He urged all to become educated in Preecriptioa Specialist Prescription Specialists coaching profession, but declined bule of the Church. Booklets found Rotary, Benediction and e sermon their religion and to be able by ex- nowhere else may be obtained there, by the perish prieats. The Holy We Deliver Promptly them all and had intended to devote ample to overcome the great Spirit Woods Jole Ces Stetten end the 1901 CARSON STREET all his time in the future to his and and invitation is extended to Way of the Cross Mid Benediction ¡of Unbelief, which only knowledge, Catholics and non-Catholics to pat- will be at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon •OTH ON NATIONAL BOAQ, WEUUNO. V. . «748 REYNOLDS chosen profession in the medical which is power and good example, UU-HIUKD-Htt PITTSBURGH PENNA. field. roniss the book-rack in Lent land 7:46 Friday evening. »Ar. VARY t% IMI Katablf*hed 1944 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Phon», COurt OfiBÎ 'ICHENLAUBÇ, DR. R. M. WAREHAM As The Pope Talked To The World IFOR BETTER FURNITURE I DENTIST Wishes to announce the re-opening of the Dental FEBRUARY Parlors in the Odd Fellows Building, 1703 Beaver avenue, N. S., where he will be associated with Dr. American Workman Returns S. R. Cohen, M.D., and is prepared to conduct a And Tells of Utter Failure general practice of Dentistry. Gas or Novocain Of Soviet System RUG SALE 1 Administered. New York, Feb. lfi. - - J. Philip Office Hour»: Phone: Hirty, mechanical engineer, of 63 Here*s a Rag Sale Thai is Real Newt t a. m. to 9 p.m. CEdar1895 Caroline St., Newark, returned last Friday night with his wife on the Hamburg- A merit1'an liner New York after spending six months in Soviet Lj . INIURANCI ~ Russia, where he was employed as M superint*ndent of a rolling mill at ARris-LÄWRENCE CO. m Makeeva in the Ukraine. He was •ulto Al.». aURCTICI _ u rater contract to work far two aswwwe rmutr mioa « CS- years at $350 a month, but left at ¡•ÏI ueftÍLÑMÍM|i iMfm N II ^ X2mM rw» /_,__101IV1HY COVIRAG0 I the end of six months because he IU«|saxfifimtuM » ' I ^^XiynM»(CO*/»r\ was dissatisfied with living condi- tions. SOUTH SIDE and SOUTH HILLS He went there in August, but found his rubles bought so few of the necessities of life that he ; Iced for his pas« ports in December, but diil not get them until January 21. MLL TOP SAVINGS & TRUST CO. Mr. Harty said the Amtorg agency in New York agreed with "The Hill Top Bank" him that his earnings in rubles would be changed into American dol- Arlington and Warrington Avenues lars at the end of each month. In- stead, he declared, hp was allowed to send 25 per cent of his wages to his father, Philip Harty, who also This radioed picture shows a scene in the broadcast- rii rnal City to the farthest corners of the earth n, I» 1405 Canon Street lives in Newark. ing room of I he Vatican radio Station IO .1 a» Iiis wit h »»estimated millions listening in. The station He said he soon found that $350 Holiness, Pope Pius M, broadcast his message of was constructed by Senator Marconi, inventor of a month was very little in a place FnllPrt WIlOS Po.t o«„ BlSl. M, Oliver peace to all peoples, which was carried over the wireless (left). where a pair of shoes cost ?G0, $28 I Uii^f i The Place for Wedding Partiet .95 I oranges $1.50 each and butter $6 a Dougherty pre •.I his final pound. A breakfast for his wife We have a special lot of 9x12 sesmless Tapestry and himself, consisting of black in Canisius f ip«l in the prei PASSION PLAY CAST Brüssel Rugs is beautiful designs and colors adelphia and her name in religion bread, an omelet and coffee, cost of the Canisii Sod »lists. Hot. Catholic Lessons that shoald sell for $26.00, bat priced extra law ia that of the founder of the Society ciolph J. Kir h TO MAKE RETREAT $11. $18-95 of Jesus. After he reached Makeeva he was daring this February Rag Ssle st Father Francis X. Dougherty, S.J., preac «1 •d fr In Americanism assigned to quarters which cost received his early education in the Horn •d this 17.50 a m< nth, or 15 rubles in a building owned by the Soviet, who, We siso feature a limited namber of Bigetow- parochial schools at Philadelphia. On aratk JUSTICE AND LIBERALITY July SI. 1912, he entered St. Joseph's "TI he said, had seized it from the law- Sanford regolar $«2.50 extra deep pile 9x12 Î SONS IN RELIGION General Washington's reply to ful owner. The noonday meal at the College and two years later. July 31, long Seamless Axminster Rugs that ws are i nel od- $44.95 1914, he entered the Jesuit Order. He mav Rishop Carroll's letter, addressed to factory, he declared, consisted of ine ia this Febmsry Rag Ssle st Latter Are Jesuits, Father Is then went to St. Andrew's-on-the- dis«-o\ true him on behalf of American Catho- food that was sickening to sight and Jesuit Brother and Girl Hudson to receive his classical edu- hi,-, f.: : for lies following his election as presi- smell, so that he and his wife had to cation, and to the Jesuit seminary who dent: buy their own at extortionate prices. EXTRA SPECIAL—During this Rag Sele we Is a Teaching Nun at Woodstock, Md., for his theology liounced as legally < -¡•ml "As mankihd becomes more lib- The chief food in the locality in es will include one of our regular 9x12 extra and philosophy. He taught at Regis has no more will o own, no ' " eral they will be more apt to allow which Harty was stationed is black High School, New York, and was right t,> property." •ther that those who conduct themselves bread and cabbage soup. A Rus- heavy $7.50 rug cushions that adds years sian workman with a family and in Buffalo, N. Y.. Feb. 16.—In con- professor of logic at Fordham Uni- February 2 is chosen for the date work as worthy members of the comma- of wear to any rug for only $4.95 •ection with the taking of his Ana, versity until he came to Canisius to of the final vows for it was on that ned- |nity are equally entitled to the pro- good standing is allowed 20 eggs a TOWS in the Order of the Society of become Dean of the Buffalo college, day that Christ was offered up to ven on tection of civil government. I hope month, a kilo of butter and a small Jffae, Rev. Francis X. Dougherty, to succeed Rev. Joseph F. Heglan, God in the Temple by His parents. r I to see America amongst the fore- portion of meat once a week for SJ., disclosed that his brother and SJ., who is now professor of Foil. he precedent instituted i most nations in examples of justice each member of the family, he de- v PHILC0 BABY GRAND hit father are both members of the philosophy at Fordham. Under Fa- clared. When Harty was told of re- r *' ' >. by St. lgnatiu and liberality. And I presume that t V é Not to be confused with ordinary "Midgof Order and his sister is a nun. Fa- ther Dougherty's regime. Canisius j ui.t Order, the vo ; your fellow-citizens will not forget ports here that Russia needed 12,000 ther Dougherty's father. Brother College is forging ahead and he i by the spirit < the pa'riotic part which you took in American experts for her five-year f $j |jf sets. 7 tabes (I screen grid.) genaiae John A. Dougherty, SJ., who waa plans to increase the value and' Chri life was I the accomplishment of the American program he laughed and said: built - ia electro - dy- Soviet' A e "Licked" in Buffalo for the ceremonies, has scope of the Canisius Summer ¡Revolution and the establishment of namic speaker—16 In. been a member of the Order for »ev- School by adding to the number of. "That's the funniest thing I've j your government, or the important wide. 17'/, in. high— en years and is now located at Shad- subjects taught and increasing the : assistance which they received from heard. They are already defeated and know it. They are without $68.00 owbrook, Mass. Rev. Joseph A. number of teachers. He has besides ST. LUCY'S CHURCH | a nation in which the Catholic faith complete Dougherty, S.J., the other son, ia become unusually popular among I is professed." technical training. They will not located at Brownstown, Jamaica, the students. SOLEMNLY BLESSED listen to an American. Why Ameri- British West Indies, and the daugh- (N. C. W. C. Features.) cans are sent there I cannot under- Philco—Crosley—Brunswick Radios ter Mid sister of Brother Dougherty Studied 19 Years (Continued from Page 1) stand. tad Fathers Dougherty is a teach- Completing his 19 years of prep-1 "They are without discipline.* As er ia the parochial schools of Phil- Hin h Mass was started, with the superintendent I could not discharge aration for the final step. Father' COMEDY PRESENTED BY i men because they were incompetent. pastor. Father ippolito, as celebrant; | | No recommendation for improve- Rev. Fr. Anthony Donate Hi, deacon; ST. VINCENT PLAYERS ments was considered unless it went llev. Fr. Nunzio Pirulli as sub-dea-1 to a council and then there was no con; Rev. Fr. Vincent Galliano as j Latrobc, Pa., Feb. 17.—The Dra- prospect of action for weeks. In the industrial area where I was sta- master of ceremonies and the other | matic Association of St. Vincent LENTEN FOOD College presented "Three Wise tion the trains were working from TWO . 3501-3503 BUTLER ST. TWfO priests in the sanctuary. Fools," a comedy in three acts, by 18 to 20 hours behind schedule. STORES 816-818 FEDERAL ST., N. S. STORES Following the gospel, sermons in Austin Strong, to a capacity house "The hospital I went to when I Italian and English were delivered. in the college auditorium last Sun- was ill was so filthy that after a SUGGESTIONS Rev. Fr. Anthony Donatelli spoke in day evening. For two hours and a couple of days on milk and hard What Eichmtúaab» Sells Is Good Italian, while Father Seidel spoke in half the antics of the three bache- black bread I went back to my own WHAT TO EAT and WHERE TO BUY English. Both spoke of the impor- lors or wise fools and their eccen- place. The doctors were kids. I tance of the church to the people es- tricities kept the large audience, have never seen any place so dirty FISH, SEA FOODS, GROCERIES, FRUITS, pecially as a means of following composed of collegians, seminarians, as that hospital. When I sent for their faith and caring for their souls. faculty and invited friends, rocking a doctor to my home, he took two VEGETABLES, CAN GOODS, MACARONI, days to got there." EGGS, DAIRY PRODUCTS, ETC. Father Seidel in particular congrat- with laughter. With a vivacious in- 0 ulated the people on what had been terpretation that equaled, if not Harty added that the peop! of Connellsville. Pâ. ™ oL^TRiî^rf ^-. «ta. I accomplished and urged their con- surpassed the famous "Give and Russia are living in starvation and Willi VII* Will«*, I Ha OT J0HN THB eVANGCUSV|| Merchants listed below are recommended for price, tinued support of the church. 'He Take" of last year's dramatic sea- misery and covered with rags. "They quality and service. They are prepared to give special urged them to do all they could in son, the cast sent the reputation of are just parading like automatons attention to your Lenten food problems. the advancement of the glory of St. Vincent dramatics soaring to n t really living," he said. "They God on earth, for the advancement new heights. called us bourgeoisie in the streets, THE BUTTER STORE — PATRONIZE THEM — of the country of their adoption and The plot is woven about three because the wife and I were de- The Market That's DiVereat—Batter, Eggs, Cheese, Tea sad Csflt* as Italian-American citizens to aid bachelors in New York City who cently clad like ordinary citizens in Follow the Crowds That Lead to This Store, aad Ysa. Too, WW their community. any American town. They used to SHARK THB PROFITS Rev. Conrad Eiben, ('.P. fall heir to a youthful and beauti- come and beg clothing from us at The music was of a beautiful and ful girl, left them by the woman any price, as they could not get any- PETE HOFFMAN special character due to the impor- Ferdinand, C P., has charge of the 'hey had all loved as youths in col- thing there." CHICAGO DAIRY COMPANY tance of the occasion. Twenty sing- stage staff, Albert DeBor has again; ge, and the scrape into which she CONNBLLSVILLR, PA. FISH - OYSTERS - SEA FOODS ers, many of them from various been assigned to the important, gets herself by befriending a trim- parishes of the city, showed their post of stage manager. The music is I inal. The love interest received its ¿¿¡¡•¡¡•a ALLOWANCE OV FARR^—I STALL <8, DIAMOND MARKET careful training for the occasion. under the direction of A. J. Freund. in the romance of Gordon TO I'lTTSBl RnN II Pfcoae ATlantic «179 They were ably assisted in the ren- The chorus music which is a big fea- | Schuyler and the lovable waif, I dition by Miss Rose Martin, the ture of the production is under the Wm. P. Guiler, '31, of Charleroi, T-E-E-T-H SECOND NATIONAL BANK church organist, and Victor Gaspare, | leadership of Prof. Val. Kotlarz, or- Pa.; Thomas J. Boyle, '31, of Mauch Unequalled Quality and Price I Tho Oldett Bank im director of the choir, also by accom-1 ¿ranist of St. Michael's church. Jo- Chunk, Pa., and Francis J. O'Brien, PriceI Lower Than Ltut Year SPECIAL py 50 'I paniments on a clarinet, three vio-1 seph Hoffman heads the auditorium I of Wheeling, W. Va., as Mr. T CONNELLSVILLE, PA. ïj FISH AND SEA FOOD OF ALL KINDS — GROCERIES AND tins and a cornet. Istaff, and Joseph Kanzleiter is pub- j Theodore Findlay, a multi-million- Waturallte Plate I / - S VEG ET A BLES—M AC A ROM—SPAGH ETTI—NOODLES followed by Bene- licity manager. Miss Mary Kaldauf aire business man; Dr. Richard (Lifelike) Iffi- * B CAN GOODS AND STAPLES The Mass was la* SSS. Gt AHt.M'KED diction of the Blessed Sacrament | is wardrobe mistress w ho has de- Ouant, a psycho-analyst, and the *• DR. Will.) BROWNSVILLE, PA. with Father Seidel as celebrant.; signal all the costumes. Anna Smith Hon. James Trumbull, judge of the g KXCKI, TEETH C. LIMBERG, Inc. The services of the day were then | has been assigned to the important criminal court, respectively, carried Law aa Sfgügi asa OHIO ft CHESTNUT STREETS. Free Delivery CEdar I486 closed by the singing of the hymn. post of head usher. Miss Henriette | their parts with the same ease and b0 "Holy God We Praise Thy Name." Heilman is the dancing tcachor. The > naturalness that have built them a • SKIRPAN * HAKT Entertains Visitors organization comprises some 200! reputation in the past as wearers of 1 ERKEL'S MARKET The services of the day over. Fa- people, all members of St. Michael's the buskin and which augurs well • FUNERAL DIRECTORS FRANK C. ERKEL ther Ippolito, the pastor, enter- parish with very few exceptions. for the future. Gordon Schuyler, E 219 Msrket St* Brownsville, Pa. Maia St, RepabHe, Fl% tained at dinner in the parish home Schedule Announced played by Hugh A. McNeill, Jr.. '81, h FRES FISH and OYSTERS adjoining the church. Covers were Dates of the performances are as j of Newton, Kan., the nephew of Mr. i EXTRACTION follows; Findlay, and the lover of Sidney >, HAD, NOVOl'A Groceries, Canned Goods, Choice Meet»—Free Delivery laid for ten. H SWEET VAPOR MONONGAHELA NATIONAL BANK The new parish church just dedi- Matinee, Sunday, Feb. 22; mati- Fairchild, exhibited acting of the Alr-Ka«la— Man? teeth BROWNSVILLE, PA. ltl3 Grandview Ave, Duquesne Heights LAfayette Z557 cated was made possible through the nee, Sunday, March 1; evening, very highest quality. Arthur Krom- 3 eat la a faw mlaalea. •aa Serve* TMa fiaanhi 11« Teoso untiring pfTorts of the pastor and Thursday, March 5; matinee, Sun- |er, '31, of Calumet, Pa., as Miss Sid- a. Awake ar asleep. RESOURCES OVER ss.sss.sss ss various assisting committees of the day, March S; evening, Tuesday, ney Fairchild, the "legacy" be- BUETTNER'S church. March 10; evening, Thursday, March j queathed to the "Three Wise Fools," DR. WALLS; CH AS. SCML1CK, Mar. Among the committees assisting 12; matinee, Sunday March 15; eve- presented an excellent role as a PHYSICIAN-DENTIST was the church committee: Antonio ning, Tuesday, March IT; evening, charming and lovable young lady, BEAVER VALLEY FISH - OYSTERS - POULTRY Izzo, secretary, who has been a Thursday, March 19; matinee, Sat- doing all within her power to help s Stfc AVE. AT member of the church committee unlav, March 21; matinee, Sunday, her benefactors and guardians. Of 5 MARKET ST. POULTRY DRESSED WHILE YOU WAIT since the inception of the parish in March 22; evening. Tuesday, March the other characters, Benny the 1912; Michael DeVivo, Nicholas 12-1; evening, Thursday, March 26; Duck," a escaped criminal, taken THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 9KI E. Ohio Street, N. S. CEdar 1492 Ralph Ci-1 matinee, Saturday, March 2S; mati-|bv Peter Mangery, '32, of Slick-j Mastroddi, Louis Colella, BEA VER FALLS, PENNA. pro, Dominick Anthony Malillo, nee, Sunday, March 20; evening, v'ille, l'a., and Mrs. Saunders, the Henry Dattilo, Frank Dominick, Tuesday, March 31; evening, house mistress of the home of the Capitai and Sarpia»... MUTere fero e > e e $450,000 HERSHEY GROCERY CO. Frank lovannella, Tony Garofalo Wednesday, April 1. "Three Wise Fools," played by Jack and Joseph Izzo. For tickets, write, call or phone Hanrahan, '31, of New Kensington, Total Rommro—. . .„ -»refi»-* e • • e 92J65J71MT Table Delicacies for Lent Another very important commit Hemlock 0782, St. Michael's rectory, |and Dan Poole, master detective, tee in the building of the church ! 21 Pius_ street, South Side, P with Charles Murray, 'S3, of Leba- Bell Phones MOntrose 0231-0232-0233 consisted of Guy Marchionda, Jo burgh. Take cars number 53 or >4 non, Pa., were especially worthy of 5503 CENTER AVE., E. E. seph Marchionda, Angelo Lemarco, from all parts c r the city. note. Other members of the cast auiLDERr Peter Perrotta, Antonio Kecco, were Gray, the butler, Joseph Me- BrtekF., Um, HARPECiani. Viso Msk, ROsa i tower Hm Ini James Morabito, Sisto Matteo, Glynn, '33, of Shamokin, Pa.; Doug- Thomas DeVivo, James Leone, Dom- ST. MARY'S, PINK CREEK la«, the footman, Regis Maher, '32, HARTMAN BROS. inick Tommalleo, Antonio Garofalo, of Uniontown, Pa.; Mr. Crawshay, Frank Fon-ucci. The time of Mass on the Sundavs of b'tit will be slig'Ktly changed; the erring father of Sidney, Mr. Jerome FLOWERS AMBULANCE SEKtU Lemington Home Dairy The committee of ushers in first Mass at 8:30 will be lli !i Mass McNilley, '34, of Youngstown, O.; charge consisted of Frank ¡ilarchi- Clsncey, another detective, David DANIEL D. DENNIS, Funeral Directe* PURE MILK AND CREAM . BUTTERMILK onda, Samuel D'Elisio, Samuel and the recond :.t 11 o'clock a Low Mass. Services in the evening will,,Tickerh „. i „IT ,.. '33. , of | Portage- ,• Pa.^ , and Phone in MIDLAND. PA. T17 Midland Am Rome and Joseph Marchionda. fflcer begin at 7:45 and will consist of!° Sullivan; Lawrence Dunlap, Lenington Avenue, Esst EM Hilsnd 4868 32 of "Question Box," sermon and Bene-1 - L Greensburg, Pa. Gangsters get away with murder diction. The sermons will 1h» de- The excellent stage setting which Insist On all right, but they get into trouble livered by Rev Henrv Thiefels much to enhance the beauty of S. C. BARTLETT when they forget to pay their in- C.S.Sp. The subjects selected ami 'he play was provided by the Stu- come tax. We ure a patient people, dates are as follows: February 22, \ ^p4 Stage Gu^ld. auxiliary organi- DeMILLER'S STAPLE AND FANCY but by heck, there are some things "Our Home On Earth"; March 1 I zation •t o Hthie Dramati| ""c" Association. >m Home"- The music for the evening was fur- STEAMSHIP an* TRAVEL SERVICE Potato Chips GROCERIES we won't stand for. — Chicago j "The Paths That Lead I Tribune. March 8, "The Path of th* World",' . nishe. , _d by the SeminarRH yR ROrchestrR a Our staff of experienced men will welcome the opportunity of sharing They'rd the Best ' wh March 15, "The Path of Christ"' ¡which nvain gave credit to their mu- with you their wealth of ideas and suggestions. Sttitarily made and packed by Freeh Fish and The new brake that can stop a I March 22, "Light Along The Way"; ?ir»' ability- . . Pittsburgh's largest makers of 70-mile-an-hour car in 20 feet is al- I March 20, "Our Home in Heaven"; Thp entire production was under JfcUto Chips. Dairy Goods most as good as a telephone pole.— Ion Friday evenings at 7:45 Stations Ithc direction of the Rev. Ronaven- Virginian-Pilot. I of the Cross. |ture Reithmeier, O.S.B., and is an- DIAMOND NATIONAL BANK Plant and Main Oftces other example of the type of enter- FITTE ANO UBEKTI AVENUES («35 Kelly St. 14 STRATMORE AVE. tainments which he turns out and Radicals are people who get Florida weekly says prohibition is Walnut 3681 hanged until C'onservative s décide to ! which have raised for him a very here to stay until they find some- enviable reputation and position IAMBS D. CALLERT, Pres. W. a PHILLIPS, Tic« Pres. M. L O'BRIEN, V. KEYSTONE Crafton Heights, Pa. stesl their ideas.—Publisher's Syn-Uhing better. And what's better?—ja producer "of finished dramatic of- POTATO CHIP CO. dicate. I Florida Times-Union. jferings.

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life he came to the United States and st died for thi The Pittsburgh Catholic I Congregational ist ministry. His tenure a -f! FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION that denomination was of short duration, lasting onl The Layman's Days Long Official Dtocaaan Organ FEBRUARY Holy Childhood Association 1JST.i11L13HED IN 1*44 about two weeks. 1»—Plttsb rgh. St. Michael BT RT. REV. MICHAEL O'CONNOH. D.D.. FIRST Window REV. JOSEPH A. ROSSENBACH. C S Sp., National Director History from Filas «I bishop of riTTsmmoH After a long and difficult trip to England on a ca Orphan Asylum. The Catholic Published Hvery Thursday by tie boat, he united with the Unitarian Church and «; lly "FERRER" 11—North Side. St. Gsbrlei. REV. RICHARD ACKERMAN. CaS.Sp., National Secretary THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY for a time a minister of that sect, although his hi a 22—E. Vsndergrift. SI. Casimir. 836 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. fill Benedum-Traea Bunding >3—North Side, House of Good Fifty Years Am Court 0«63 !M FOURTH AVENtrB was never in his work. It was in 1912 thai he ran I \lgar !/»•«• Masters, sometimes Shepherd. Rev. Ferdinand Kitteu, l <-d its the "Spoon River Poet," Holy Childhood must be the i good Christian boy» and girls, the JAMES M. COSTIN ELIZABETH DAFLINGER ¡into the Catholic Church where he has been a grci 25— Emsworth, Holy Family Mother of them all." These words j fathers awl mothers of the future. 1, to the Rt. Rev. Bishop, Editor Aaaoclata Editor i force for good and an exemplary member. considered himself of such Orphan Asylum. know you will not refuse what may,' trip to Rome. A. L. KKIEGER JOHN JOSEPH OOHHELO. on v importance as to rise up and I represent the very reason of the ex -1 He is now professor of literature at Georgctoyv 2ft—Chsrleroi. Mother of Sor- istence for the Pontifical Assoria- ; indeed, !<« the last request I may Rev. Father Richard Phai«L Advertlslnii Manager Aaaoclata Editor :l the world that our martyred rows. tor of St. Peter's, North SUa,, University in Washington, I'. C., besides being e • ident, Abraham Lincoln, was i tion of th« Holy Childhood charged ever make of you—(it was)—to saver TERMS IN ADVANCE 27—Pittsburgh. St. Caaice. 1 with the care and the rescue of the my bright eyed little Kamuli blacks | cistes at profession and .11 MlI stantly engaged in speaking tours and the writing i the t> ;>e of man which the One copy by mall, par year ild ha» considered him to be. Mas- 20—Pittsburgh, St. Elisabeth. I thousands upon thousands of altan- from the horrible fate of being of- ceremonies in the Good Stnglo copy .. • . .11» philosophical essays as well as verse. His poems ai I done«! and condemned children of pa fered up to the devil. Save even one convent, Troy Hill. One copy by mall for six months, . 1 styles him as "slick and crafty : Foreign subscriptions, by mall. . 3 50 i known wherever the English language is spoken. gan parentage. Testimonies to the of these little souls, if your means . 3 Ou iitician, cold, mannerless, un- South America were to ail the rest will not permit you to do more, and Canada Subscription The Fourth Degree of Pittsburgh is to be congra nipt, at times neurotic and super- of the world akin. The Holy Fa- . sad conditions of the«« little ones Forty Years Ago ther was thus able to speak to all are almost innumerable, letters you may rest assured that on your Sister Katherine Drexel, tm Entered as Second-Claaa Matter December K. KIT. at I ulated on the high character of speakers they lia\ itious." | from the '•reign mission field* the death bed the memory of this act of I the Poat Offlca at Pittsburgh. Pa. under the Act of It might be enlightening to know of his children within the fold of of ths Sisters of tha Bleasad I 1879. had at these annual events. We recall such si»:akei j world over have each their appalling chanty will bring you the greatest ment, is professed as Mothar March ». 1 who the poet. Masters, is. He Peter as well as those "other sheep" 1 in former years as Very Reverend Paul .lames Krai outside the fold. picture of th« lambs of the flock, i consolation. erino Drexel, superioress of ' PITTSBURGH, PA., FEBRUARY 19, 1931 i- born in Kansas some sixty-one Not a few of these come from the cis, S.A.; Very Reverend Pom. Wilfrid Upson, O.S !' What a magnificent thought this "If it be not God's holy will to der, at Impressive i rrtmnniaa hi j ii- ago and grew up near Peters- Dark Continent of Africa. Here, restore me to health I could die Mercy Convent Chapel, W« Caldey Abbey, Gloucester, England, and l)r. Micha ' r, 111., not far from the scene of must have been to the successor of Bishop Boyle Commends Peter as he realized he was being 'countless little souls, for each one much more easily if I felt that this a venu«, with Archbishop Ryaa | Williams. All of these are outstanding men in tl olii's early childhood. For the | of whom Christ shed His Most Pre- appeal would be so generously an- "The Pittsburgh Catholic" i t »even \iars he has been living heard throughout the world. It is Philadelphia officiating. Bishop's House religious and literary life of the world and have in no wonder that the message which vious Blood, are being lost through swered that our Kamuli school would Rev. James F. Tobin, New York, having retired from ' lack of means on the part of the be more than a cherished dream. Pittsburgh, Pa.. July 8, 1921. only national but international reputation. All of the !•• practice of law. he spoke on that memorable occa- years, pastor of St. Mary's of ( Editor, The Pittsburgh Catholic, sion was so magnanimous in its : missionaries to feed, clothe and edu- Such nn assurance would do so much Mount church, diss after brief'j [converts to the Catholic Church, they are laboring Mr. Masters has not written that I cat« them. toward alleviating the suffering that) Pittsburgh, Pa. |n' of poetry which make« poets character. The thought of this thing DOSS. the cause of the lay apostolate for the spread i staggers the average laymen as The most pitiful appeal we have Our Lord has been pleased to send | Dear Sir:—I do only scant tustice to Catholic Jour- imous and, may we remark in pass- me. You know when one is sick and i nalism in this Diocese, when, following the example of | Christ's Kingdom on earth. it, that Abraham Ijncoln wrote they contemplate this memorable ; at hand was written by the late Thirty Years Ago and historic event. i Mother Mary Capiatran only a short I. to give up all work, there is so| Contract for the erection afj my predecessors in the See of Pittsburgh, I appoint These lectures not only aid in the allaying of rel afterpieces of English; such as the much time to think, and,no matter THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC an official diocesan 1 •ttvsburg Addrv*s. Just when the Holy Father will ¡time before her death. For this very new St." Mary'a church, gious prejudice, but they are a force for the feedin ' reason it should appeal with more how hard I try, I cannot get that! Rocks, is awarded. organ, and commend it to priests and to the people as Mr. Masters reminds us of a aim- again be heard throughout the world horrible picture out of my mind— • reliable journal of Catholic thought and opinion. I ¡of the faith in the souls of our Catholic brethren ai i- action by Rupert Hughes some it is not possible for us to say but i force to all those who really appre- Rev. P. F. May, pastor of It j ciate what is boing done for the those little black babies being of- trust that by their encouragement and support it will ' serve to bring home to them the character ami ty| v y.ars ago when he decided that it is not a far away thought to fered up to the devil 1 It tortures seph's church, Braddock, oh grow in influence, and become, increasingly, a power I of many of the outstanding converts to the Cathol •rve Washington was anything imagine the Successor of the Prince ¡salvation of souls by our zealous, the thirtieth anniversary of Ui i for justice, for righteousness, and for the advancement | self-sacrificing priests and nuns in my poor tired brain, and my heart dination. i faith. ¡: a sober citisen. Little dogs may of the Apostles giving his next en- s broken when I think I must lie of the Kingdom of God in this world. uk at the base of towering oaks cyclical by word of mouth to the en- i the mission fields, for every line of Mother Capisiran'» letter breathes here helpless and not lift a hand to! Sincerely yours in Christ, The Fourth Degree, the highest in the Knights i it tin- wind of popular favor blows tire world. .- av them. That is why I mustered j Twenty Years Ago oiig/i their towrlng branches ¡forth htr ardent desire to have the r The mother of Rev. J. E, ] + HUGH C. BOYLE. Bishop of Pittsburgh. Columbus, is to be publicly commended for the woi work for which she laid down her up all my strength and energy toj they are carrying n m the city of Pittsburgh and ith a quietude and a calm which write this letter in their behalf. Who liffe, superintendent of St. Ja The Pittsburgh Catholic receives the complete News, innot understand. The Rev. S. Parks Cadman re- l life, continue after her death. Protectory, dies in England. is to be hoped that the same high standards will I do cently made a visit to Cincinnati knows, it may he my la»t! O, please Cable and Feature Service of the National Catholic We quote in part from her very do rot turn a deaf ear to tta plead- New hospital building at St Welfare Conference News Service. I maintained in the years to come. and during the course of his stay touching appeal: "I am at N'sambya seph's Orphan Asylum is ready | Korim IV aident Coolidge thinks tl. re he declare •d the Pop» '» ency- 1 just now, but only on sick leave. occupancy. some spiritual cause cyclical on Chris tian marriage as "a i 1 came here some time ago for an Lent is the precious season of! NEGROES AND INDIANS CATHOLICS AND LENT bad times while Will I most majestic document in so far as operation for cancer, and T am very mortification and of penance. Many Ten Years Ago the opinion that the it maintained the sanctity and sac- i much afraid it will be a long time golden opportunities for doing good Rev. M. Rubicky is appointaij «HE RIGHT REVEREND BISHOP of the dio- E AKK AG AIN in the holy season of I. ord has put is where we belong, rimeretal character of marriage." j before they will let me work again. will be presented to us. None of tor of SS. Cyril and Ma cese has called upon. his people to contribute to all Catholics are called to prepare the , e wonder Mr. Coolidge and So far. so good. But he spoils it It seems hard to have to give up my these can he more acceptable than i rother Rodgi church, New Brighton. the support of the Negro and Indian missions. | Wt the great feast of Easter by mi s have been reading I all by adding that the clergy might ' work now, when there is so much to to aid in the spread of the Holyj Main altar and sacristy of T -tifie recen t immunication of the Holy be guided by more authoritative i be done and so few to do it. Please Childhood Association. The words This annual collection, to provide for missions among tions, fastings, prayer and repentance for the i> the Cardinal» in which I opinions on birth control than they j ask God to let me live a little longer of Christ are guarantee of this. Peter's church, North Side, ar« i the black and the red race, is one that should be of their past lives. ! for the sake of the»« dear little ones, aged to the extent of fl0,0M hy I I that the worid-wide eco- ¡themselves can formulate. We won- "Suffer little children to come unto) early morning fire. special solicitude for us here in America. All well-informed Catholics know what is e rpss has been caused by der just who Dr. Cadman has in our little black Kamuli children, who Me— Whatsoever you do to the least •xpectcd j ¡through no fault of their own are From the day when the first missionary placed his ather than economic fac- mind when he spoke of "more au- of these . . . you hav« done it dnto Five Yeara Ago of them through the reading of the Lenten regula Ithoritative opinions." We hope it in such grave danger of losing their me." foot upon American soil the Indian has been the spe- tions in their parish churches. Those wh are ex immortal souls. Rev. John J. Otten, C.S.Sp, s W. Babson tive well-known was not Margaret Sanger, 73 years, dies in St. John's cial solicitude of Holy Mother Church. She has ever empt from fasting, by reason of age or seriousI injury i an, recently made this com- There are many people in this 1 The only way to save them is to »ral hospital. North Side. and always sent missionaries among them to teach to their health, are called upon by the Church ti prac* , People should understand world who look upon I)r. Cadman as erect a »chool where they may be them the word of God and to minister to their spir- tice self-denial and she further recommends thai these I 'ore prosperity can return, a great moral leader and yet, he taught the truths of Christianity, ¡Catholic Customs ust be a renewed interest in »hows himself to be most immoral and where they may learn to love itual needs. Many of these tribes of Indians have re- I persons abstain fr iomething which they lik very I itual life by both individuals when speaking on the subject of ' Our Lord and Hi» Blessed Mother. mained faithful to the .Faith, once they were converted | much. This is a ry commendable practice. l et Us ion. Nations should realize birth-control, and as for his com- How would you feel. Catholic moth- and Symbols YOUR CHILD'S and several of these tribes have been the admiration not forget that we should stay away from all It ud i world has always possessed ment on the Pope's encyclical, h" ers, who read the«« words of mine, mate iaift and labor, but has if you had witnessed the. horrible PROBLEMS of all for their steadfast adherence to the Church of amusement , public dances and the movies during t merely damns it with faint praist- By III. Rev. H. T. Hfary, Mtt.D. pre iperous only when the and hands out his usual line of "sop' ! » ght that met our eyes some time (By Mary E. Spencer) Christ. There is still much work to be done and the holy season. May we suggest that the money tl e ha t* been actuated by a re- to the public. If you don't believe ago while passing through a clear- THE FIRST ADAM Red Man has been pushed about, so to speak, with the saved from attending these things be given to is fa h to u-*e these resources us, listen in some Sunday afternoon ing in the nigh grass? There, be- :ment and service. This A searcher into th« meaning and forward march of civilisation, his lands have been Church, the poor, or your pet charily. Your thong to Dr. Cadman on the radio. fore our eyes, were some five hun- of life, and now is the ' d red people engsged in actual devil significance of personal names will By MARY E. SPENCEt taken from him and with profound regret we must might go out to the missions and you might give soi The Holy Scriptures say "A man confront quite a problem—different it should be taught in cannot serve two masters," but Dr. I worship, in offering up to the evil The writer will wetcoms «U__ say that the Indian has not always received the square thing for the cause of the Propagation of the Fai chools, and colleges," I one little babies in order to appease solutions of which have been offered Cadman, minister that he is, is still by learned men—m the name of the queatlona on child problems^ ae deal at the hands of the American people. The In- You might also do more reading of Cath bo trying in vain to carry the balance i hi» wrath and in this way bring good I comment» Address her cars Ths : luck upon their flocks. These black first human being. What does Adam Pittsburgh Catholic. dian is the original one hundred per cent American, and magazines during Lent. rid crisis seems to have 1o f power of public opinion on one mean? And how did the first man shoulder ami the teachings of Christ 1 babies have souls as dear to Our even some of those of various society have talked Let it never be forgotten that one of the si ire may rest assured ! j Lord as those of your own cherished come to be so named? THE ADOLESCENT GIBL not merely a stock market I on the other. about one hundred per centism with a great deal of ways for Catholics to show that they are really ei | little ones, but your babies have The word Adam is variously sup- "I'd rather hav« a dozen i of one of those so-called I • • » posed to refer (1) to the "ground" n ing into the spirit of Lent is to attend Lenten I had the blessed waters of baptism than one gir!, said th* motittr' gusto, they seem to have forgotten this fact. ps in the business cycle. If ' , . .. , , , poured on their little heads, and or earthy matter out of which the Let us not be unmindful of these things and try mons, devotions and ^>ove all, the *\Vay of the C «ion will call men back to we approach the one hundred first man's body was formed; or ' six of the stronger sex oai n" ' , they would go straight to Heaven to (2) to the color of his skin ("rud- world-wide influence for! Washington w might rem.n l our problems of youth in which wa tices that have been done to our American Indian. mind of the Catholic recollected and thus cause e await there as happy angels your dy"); or (3) to the color of the | readers that some of his ear.,er an- ; coming. But what of our poor little earth-matter going into the forma- mutually interested. "Yea,_ Our Negro Catholici and their welfare has been to enter into the real and truly penitent spirit of tr cestors were devoted and exemplary I can take care of themselves. incidentally remind our members of the Catholic Church. It | black babies here in Kamuli? Their tion of his body ("red earth" or discussed pro and con on many occasions and it is not holy season which we are just beginning, it those gentlemen in God that I'm not responsible was during the days of the Reforma- i fate is worse even than that of the "red clay"?) ; or (4) to the fact adolescent daughter in thia our desire to go into this thing here except to say | The Lenten season rightly and properly observed who append to them-...... _ abandoned Chinese waifs, for they that he was "made" (not born) and tit i. ofI L.jleader™s o.»f men tion that the Washingto^ n family lost freedom," she concluded. that The Pittsburgh Catholic has aver been a strong j yj be the cause for us to enjoy the greater spir- their Faith. But in our own time it i are actually sacrificed to the devil could reproduce his kind—in brief, w and nations have not risen to the; ' by those to whom they owe their ex- that he was what we call generically Of oours«, th« mother of I advocate of our Catholic people taking a deep and j itual consolation of the great feast of Easter. The is significant to note that Reverend members of the fair l. Thev have failed to give ather Rich nl BU kbur t istence. "man." profound interest in the evangelisation of the colored Christian soul, in the knowledge that he has observed edy for th thhigTalthough ir f f " Washing- vis« this opinion. Isn't it In this sense, Adam (or Man) we adjust to our lot and fbid man. So far as the Catholics are concerned, we ques- ¡Lent to the best of his knowledge and ability, can the not necessaril.y imply tha- t ton, a great grand nephew of the "Oh, good friends, I beg of you to would mean mankind, and would in- their best under the j "Father of his Country ' is a direct | help me gather the»« little ones into faction and contentment therciaf tion if the Negro ha« always received a square deal. better appreciate the feast of Easter. It is truly said clude male and female. Thus we rumstani descendent of John Augustine Wash- I our orphanage and school. There read in Genesis (5:1 and 2): "This But the case for the sdnli On this particular occasion, let us show our deep that the road to Tabor where Christ was transfigured ington, full brother to George Wash- | they will be safe. Should they die is the book of the generations of girl is not so hopeless. I'M spirit of charity and answer the call of Bishop Boyle I leads over Calvary. In other words if we b.' In the la.-at issue of The Pitts- ington. Father Washington'.! fa- : in infancy, they will find as straight j Adam. In the day that God cre- clined to think she has everytUigfc jrgh Catholic, one of our corre- ther was bom in the same room at ! a road to Heaven from the Kamuli Gabriel Richard, who male (that is, mankind), and that • of their order was that the served for a number of years as a Is bound in shallows and ia may come out of all of this confusion and that we nd Master must in every case, and SCIENCE God blessed "them" and called their eries." i leper himself. missionary to the Indians in the name Adam. This would remind us THE PAPAL BROADCAST may again travel upon the high road of peace and Mid-West, was the only Catholic that Adam was probably a common concord among nations and with our neighbors. priest to be elected to Congress. He He must have had the ado Over and over It Is repeated noun signifying a race. But the in mind in writing it, and it is I T IS A singular coincidence that the first broad- j On I.incoi: 's day, February 12, the that the Catholic Church la an- served one term in the House of next three verses refer only to the í sat in the Vatican at Representatives. Father Richard where more applicable than to > cast message of the Holy Father to the world should WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY Ho i y Kathei tasonlatlc to science, it ia the man (the male) and call him Adam, adolescent daughter. ! Rome and b stowed the Papal Bene- also published the first Catholic pa- and then we have a record of some come upon the birthday anniversary of that great j aaaertlon of the Ignorant and tha All students of adolesceno* * I I diction. Urb Et Orbi, for the first thoughtlesa. Thn answer la the per ir the United States, the first of his descendants. American, Abraham Lincoln, IUNDAY, February 22, will be the one hundred time, so that all the world might {»sue of which appeared on August In the Hebrew Testament, the to thia age-period as a time of] Church'» prodigious contribution» worship. Th« girl in her When one stops to think of this event in all of its ! I and ninety-ninth anniversary of the birth of hear it by means of that wonderful to science: 31, 1809, in Detroit. name, Adam, occurs first in the sev- far-reaching ramifications and realizes that the Holy ! George Washington, the Father of Our Country instrument, the radio. He also was one of the founders enteenth verse of the third chapter a worshipper of the ideal, of the University of Michigan, of you remember in your early Father was speaking to all of his children at one JI and the First President of the nation. The recur- As one .-at in his home and lis- » JAN INGEN-HOUSZ * of Genesis, that is, after the narra- tened in to this broadcast he mipht which he was vice president and a tive of his fall. He is simply called in high school how you just "ad time throughout the world and that he spoke to the ring of this annual observance should remind us of the fancy that the Eskimaux on the icy | This distinguished Catholic inves- member of the faculty. Father Rich- the "man," while Eve is called the the Brown or Smith girl in th« I world at large, he is limply appalled at the thought great sacrifices that were made by this great national wastes of Ilaffin land, the Chinese in tigator is accorded a front place in ard was born in La Ville de Saintes, "woman," in the preceding portions ior class? Most likely her was Burke or Sullivan if yoa Tha theory of the universality of the Catholic Church leader and all of his compatriots that a new era of the Far East, the .Indians along the the history of science for his im- France, in 1767, and came to this of Genesis. In our Vulgate (Latin) country at the request of Bishop in the high school where yoa becomes the more understandable when one is conscious liberty and that a nation of a free people might be Bay of Bengal, the Australians, the portant discoveries concerning the translation of the Septuagint (and black man in the darkest part of physiology of plants, for his con- Carroll. of course in our English Bible trans- longed. But Brown or of the fact that the Holy Father was heard in the given birth in the world. The anniversaries of the Central Africa, the cultured Euro- tributions to physics, particularly in He is recognized as on« of the lated from the Vulgate Latin ver- Burke or Sullivan, she waa jangles of darkest Africa, in the pagan lands of China, birth of our great patriots and outstanding men should pean and those citizens of North and the field of electricity, and for his leading pioneers in the upbuilding sion) the proper name "Adam" first "ideal" and you will admit aha ' a force in your early days. in tiie ice wastes of the far north, at the extremity not be forgotten by our Catholic people, by all Ameri- notable work in medicine. of the West, and was the first priest occurs in the nineteenth vers« of in the United States to deliver a Perhaps you aped her : of Cape Horn, in Australia, Borneo and Sumatra, in cans in fact. The day has come when a national holi- Ingea-Housz attended the Latin the second chapter of Geneais, school in his native town of Breda series of religious lectures to non- wherein we read of how the birds dress. Perhaps you copied the bleak and cold lands of Siberia, as well as in day means nothing more than a time for vacation, a Qthoh cJieroes in the Netherlands, then the Cath- Catholics, having been requested to and beasts were placed under re- speech. Perhaps you followad the urban communities of the great metropolises of the picnic, or other such social gathering. The real olic University of Louvain, and address the Governor and other offi- view by Adam, who thereupon gave family amusements. Her plactj civilized and cultured nations of the world. We are thought and purpose for which the holiday had its Vf TH t later studied st Leyden, familiariz- cials of Michigan. to each its .appropriate name: "for hav« ben taken soon by tffl ^ An interesting coincidence in con- vour aunt, a favorite act rasa* j the more impressed with the thought that every one beginning seems to be lost sight of. ing himself with medicine, physics whatsoever Adam called any living )RLDWAR. and chemistry, and receiving the de- nection with tne recent death of creature, the same is its name heroine of a recent story—for; " i'.hout exception is our neighbor. We shall remember in George Washington the gree of Doctor of Medicine. Upon Marshal Joffre, who successfully de- (2:19). is fickle. But we are a part In the times yet to come it it not improbable that great Christian heart that looked calmly and serenely invitation of the British royal phy- fended Paris at the first battle of we've met. The heroines, one \m Scholars have pointed out that in all, made their impress, His Holiness will deliver his encyclicals to the world toward victory and the establishment of this repub- sician, he settled in London, wnere the Harm, is the fact that, when our Genesis we find two accounts of By D. J. RYAN he studied the new theory of inocu- attending divine service in the little then, is one trend of youth by word of mouth rather than by the written word lic. We shall recall him as the Christian man of Creation combined into what on the mothers to capitalise. Sur (Plrei-tor, N W. C. Historical Rec- lation of children for smallpox, church at Louveciennes, his resi- surface might seem to be a single The Holy Father will not be the far-away character prayer that trudged into the deepness of the wilder- ord» liurrau. ontral Depository of subsequently introducing it into dence near Paris, the Marshal and narrative. your growing daughter with to the vast Catholic body that he has been in cen- ness at Valley Forge and communed with the God Catholic War I>ata.) Austria by performing the opera- his wife occupied prie-Dieu direc'iy rigfrt types, with companions Two Accounts Agree adults who are worthy of mMU- turies past. Now the average Catholic may hear His of nations in prayer upon his knees in the snow. We tion on the imperial family. in front of a statue of Sain: Gene- In his "Special Introduction to the EARL D. NORTON vieve, patron of Paris and savior of tion. If her natural inclination Holiness in the confines of his own home rather than shall contemplate him as the great and liberal Chris- While in Paris he became inti- Study of the Old Testament," Fa- Earl D. Norton dropped mysteri- mately associated with Benjamin the city menaced by the hord s of hero worship manifests itself,' tian thBt he was who had so many devout Catholics ously out of the Second Division on ther Gigot remarks: "Despite the will be much to gain. journey to the City of Rome to see and hear him. Franklin and determined to settle Attila. The spirit of Saint Gene- numerous and striking differences Indeed, what wonders God hath wrought through as his friends and aides, as well as advisors, during j July 1, 1918. Official records placed in America, failing, however, to car- vieve, communicated to the Paris- him among the dead for awhile, but which may be pointed out between Seeking the Ideal the war for independence. He put implicit faith in ry out his intention because of ill- ians on this occasion, is believed the two accounts of Creation, they I am convinced that modern, the creative mind and inventive genius of man. It is he entered a protest that the account miraculously to hav« turned Attila Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Thomas Fitzsimons, ness and Franklin's death. It was exhibit significant points of resem- lescent girls are sometimes • stupendous thing when we stop to think of it that of his demise had been greatly ex- through Franklin that he became from the rates of Paris. Lafayette, De Kalb and Pulaski. aggerated. blance which have been well set woeful examples of their His Holiness may sit in Rome and be heard over the interested in electricity, and we owe For the first time in the history of forth by W. H. Bennett in the fol- cause their homes have entire world in the farthest corner thereof. The life of George Washington shall be an inspira- As an automatic rifle gunner of to him the invention of the plate the Pacific coast branch of the lowing words: 'In both narratives their responsibility. The lura 1 tion and a pattern upon which we might model our Company H, Ninth Infantry, he was electrical machine. He erected American Historical Association, a man is sharply marked off as a cre- glamor and excitement of It can not be doubted that these broadcasts from the Catholic nun, Sister Mary Loyola, lives in this later time. Washington was born two advancing in at attack near Vaux{ in lightning rods on the palace and ated being from God the Creator; pleasures and amusement Vatican will become the usual thing rather than the the Chateau Thierry sector, carrying powder magazine in Vienna in ac- professor of modern history In Holy and is. not connected with Him by because the home offers no unusual event that this first one was. It will tend to centuries ago but the individual of so magnificent a | a sack of hand grenades on his hip. cordance with Franklin's ideas. He Names College, recently delivered a a chain of inferior gods, demi-gods competition. In fact, in lessen prejudice in the world for the Catholic Church character and gracious a mem has left a life filled A shell fragment exploded the hand made observations concerning the critical historical address to the as- and heroes, as in th« Egyptian and to train well, the home often ' grenades. His left leg was shattered. compass, discovered that platinum sembled members. bids all forms of amusement, and the papacy. It will tend for a better understand- with noble accomplishments as a blessed heritage to ! (N. C. W. a Features > Chaldean dynasties, and in other his fellow countrymen. By crawling, he approached a shell is paramagnetic, invented an air mythologies. Yet man has a cer- entertainment. Youth must ing between those of the True Fold and their great hole in which several members of pistol with electrical ignition, and tain community of nature with its fun, in or out. Why not in spiritual head, the Pope of Rome. It will give those his squad had taken refuge. With his experimented with Franklin on the THOUGHT FOB TODAY God; he is made in His image home ? "other sheep" an opportunity to the better understand- THIRTY YEARS AGO the French deputy Vaillant, remaining strength, he threw his au- conduction of heat by metals. . . .and receives his life from the tomatic rifle to his buddies. It is with words as with sun- j This is absolutely essential ing of the Holy Father and his relation to Church socialist and anti-clerical, was invited to dinner by one His most important scientific beams, the more they are condensed ] breath of Jehovah. . .The formation girls. Too often the home of his friends of similar outlook and sentiment. The He later woke up to find himself work, however, concerns the physi- of a single woman for the man im- the food and the raiment, and the rest of the world. alone in the shell hole, where he had ology of plants. He discovered the the deeper they burn.—Southey. plies monogamy.' master of the house had a little boy whom, at the sponsibility for leisure time remained for hours. Then came a exchange of gas in plants under the "Thus, then, while the second ac- ties it foists on any outside i ALLAYING RELIGIOUS PREJUDICES dessert, Vaillant asked to recite some thing, a fairy tour of French and American hospi- influence of light, the exhalation and And in order to gain this favoi count of Creation differs much from with a bent in that direction ar j story or poetry. tals, with the final loss of his left absorption of oxygen and carbonic (faith; from her, let ut, all say to the first in respect of style, repre- leaves it to take care of itM&W; rr*HE ANNUAL lecture for the allaying of reli- The child, abashed, remained quiet. Pressed in a leg. General Order No. 66, of 1919, acid, thus profoundly influencing ourselves, in her honor, the Hail sentation, eitc., it agrees wonderful- Adolescence finds the girl awarded him the Distinguished Serv- ths leading chemists of his dsy. He Mary. I gious prejudice on last Sunday evening, under comminatory fashion by his father and mother, he ly with it in respect of doctrines in- and willing for gbidanca. ice Cross for his care and delivery discovered the vegetable character culcated" (p. 162-3). The combina-| altruistic, looking for oppaV * the auspices of Fort Pitt General Assembly, finally summoned up courage and began: of the rifle. of algae, discovered oxy-hydrogen tion of two accounts illustrates a to serve. Her standards At the time of the war, Norton He who is so great and infinite Vourth Degree Knights of Columbus, was ample evi- "Hail Mary, full of grace. . ." gas, and introduced in microscopies that He could fill a thousand worlds-, custom of Oriental writers of his-i those of an imperfect dence of the far-reaching influence of the annual event Vaillant was stupefied, the child's mother confused lived in St. George's Parish, Guil- the use of the cover glasses. His tory, and in the present case dero- She seeks the ideal. The ford, Conn. He is now a Federal tax letters to Franklin belong to the deigned to be enclosed in the most ia «or city of Pittsburgh. and his father furious. The socialist deputy departed pure womb of the Blessed Virgin. gates not at all from the Inspira- side of her nature begins I worker in Washington and an alum- "American Philosophical Society" of tion granted to the sacred writer, in all ita beauty. Yes, W Dr. Theodore Maynard, an outstanding Catholic in precipitously, little anxious to assist at a family scene. nus of Columbus University Philadelphia. Ingan-Housz was even if we consider him as a Com- lescent girl has eTerytatoft; the United States, was the guest speaker. Dr. May- Today the aged Vaillant is reported to have abandoned (Knight sof Columbus) School of born in Breda, Netherlands, in With Chicago it seems to be a piler rather than an originating Au- favor if w« but work wm aard, a convert to the Church, the son of missionaries his anti-clerical tendencies, and the child of the Angelic Law. class of 1929. 1730, and died in London in 1799. problem of the g-jnemployed.—Oak- thor. not against ft. _ (Copyright, 1930, N. C W. C) (N. C. W. C Features.) land Tribune. (Copyright, »31, N. C. W. C.) if the Salvation Army, was born in India. In early Salutation is a member of the French parliament. (Copyright, INI, Kd AT. FEBRUARY 19, 19.11 Rslablishe«! 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Phone, COurt 0M2 FIVt

to talk. He spoke, first in Italian, I isaa • acvKNTv.FIFTH «NNivtasAav • taaa and then in English, announcing the j • Pope * presence and turning over the • Pay after you km «dn PASSING REMARKS Furnished By Eichenlaubes station to him. • For a few seconds there Was si- property value BY THE EDITOR lence, and then came the voice of • Becout« modernizing adds property vote le yeer the Pope. "To all creation," he r» • 1 jjg "miracles of radio" reached predominate "whistling:" on KDKA to shed tears all over the place, and ; gull, asking that the inhabitants of • home, it is o paying tavasfnwnt. Tha Crana fcidjat < ^ WlMl Thursday morning would have l>een heard had another to hcg for commutation for her and all the world shou d hear. "Glo Plan givas you Crana plumbing and haatlng batera b, t n her paramour, but particularly for unto God," he s: id, •Whi • you pay a coat. Saa tha naw idaas at Crana Exhibit Zm th. Holy Father, inauguratim;j " ' interfering on the same days hath given s mi P>™ ' .. _ , , short wave length. In anv event, the woman. P' • Rooms, for purcha*« and tfitadation, caR in a Crana f, M* broadcasting station, HVJ, I)KA could not prevent the inter that their words Snould M K The mur whi IWc very truth to the • • Qualified Contractor-Daaiar. You pay < ^Veticsn City, addre*«»d millions ferrnce which marred the n-ception I have beei found •nils of 11 rlw,,s Bml non<> th HV The Pope spoke I.atin a • * <* J program from its sta- demned t death a particular- \ a living language H is 4 oded oi lich both its • j^L^at world-wide hook-up in the j tion here. h.. cold-bl : and fell in soft adences hat ONLY DOWN < IMlfcirr of radio. The rerepti rpet i admitted, consequently clear-cut and musical. His Latin • Pitts- i A "human interest" sidelight on then the shadow of a doubt tfca n*t mumthlf aader State CRANE BUDOIT PLAN < tt. I Sea**1 through some interference, phen Donahue, secretary to Bishop college classroom* and churches, but • >r. Po was attempting to fir- < rather difficult to place at Dunn of New York, called tl),. par-j , st them on a highway near New immensely vital, so vital that, lis- • < time, StatioSUtion KDKA'KI>KA's short 1ent entss ofof ththee RtRt. . RevRev. . MsgMsgrr . Francis !( tening, one could almost visualize tstle following their hold up of a the pontiff emphasizing his words • IXoadcaM of the Vatican City J. Spellman. in Boston, tc 11 store at Butler. It might be men- CRANE ! ¿¡mm wai frequently interrupted j them that their son would 1* the tioned here, incidentally, that the with forceful gestures. I'he cables • PLUMBINa AMO HMTSM M*T»IMJ , CwkisUing sounds and other forms one to translate the Pope's talk into victim in that Butler hold up ha« report that he did so as he sat read- • CRANK CO. [ ifrfr which made it very difficult I English and then broadcast it from since died, heart trouble brought on ing his address. There were times • K»klkl< n..um»i 31.1 fcnlnarl of M* AIM*« Sfctartlie program properly. ¡Station HVJ. Following the Pope's when the Pope's voice seemed to oiar* and airrtMHi «* Twtarr-fMrU street by his harrowing experiences at the tremble with emotion, and there • ttodeehtedly the millions of second address, two-way conversa- hands of the woman and her ac were times when his delivery was Telephone Atlantic 81*1 tmukan listeners to the Vatican j tions were being held between the complice having been blamed by at • mpativ s tending physicians. sharp and rapid. His tones, for the [gZaaaMdcd occasionally as they National Broadcasting I", most part, were measured, soft ami Cofitutr « rofl.iforod or yu during fre«|uent delays both New York headquarters an. Stati The snots wnic uled the police- modulated. •r h««Hn| contractor 1 • .'..«„aJ H aad after the Holy Father j HVJ, with practically th. whole Accustomed to commer- man's life were tin 1, on her own Speaks for Twelve Minute* ! world listening in, Msgr D admission, by th> oman herself, \ PROGRAMS starting and ending at! in talking with HVJ, askc Ms The Pope's voire came: on the air ^jyjd American listeners whereas her acci ipl ce fired at the at 10:52:05 a. in., Eastern %andard TIME, i Spellman was nearby. other officer wti as with Corp. The new Nurses Home of St eight hundred persons. ^¿fcnd AT THE delays in the station "Right here, Steve," answe: time, and he spoke for twelve min- Paul. The second fftcer was not Francis Hospital which was opened The building in its entirety is of utes and eighteen seconds. * Vatican City. i Msgr. Spellman promptly, as he r fatally injured. Th two murderers February 3 with a public reception modern architecture and the chapel j. v. MCDONOUGH A glMtor Marconi, whose genius de- ! ognized his friend's voice. is of the medieval type. When he had clone, there was escaped in an au-o and were not ap Ls conceded the largest and finest again the suspense of a brief si AMBULANCE SERVICE „ the radio to its present hinh j "Oh, hello. Jack; how are you . building of its type in this country, Illustrated herewith is one of the prehended until they reached New lence, broken when an announcer BEAI.LSVII.LE, PA. • PIMM MM af efficiency, was, in a sense,; replied Msgr. Donahue, as the li Mexico and were not caught there! having a capacity for taking care individual nurses' bed rooms. The n smiled at this reported that the Pope, Senator BENTLEY VILLE, PA. PkaM N-I>M it ceremonies for the Vati- teners- until after they had shot and fatal of more than four hundred student oak furniture is done in early Amer- JOHN Ciftr.KVl.F. City program, and he did right bit of informality between the two Marconi and their parties were i ly wounded a New Mexico deputy j and graduate nurses. I'he building ican finish. The bed is equipped crossing the Vatican grounds to go ELLSWORTH. PA. Vlf Sty ill trying to fill in the "open j priests. Msgr. Donahue then told who had tried to arrest them. With I is complete in every detail and con- with coil spring, with a fin« layer to the Pontifical Academy of Sci- JOHN DiK'KTOR ,.,—" Ki't there were several de- Msgr. Spellman that he had called this record of murder behind them, tains over four hundred bed rooms, felt mattress and live goose feather ence. The interval of their passage nevertheless. These delays did I the latter'* parents in Boston to tell we fail to see where the miserable separate reception rooms and living pillow. was occupied over the radio by brief Smoii the program in any man- j them thrar son would be on the air, pair now awaiting e xecution have j rooms for student nurses as well as The furnishings throughout music of a Vatican band, and, after j*, but in fact served to whet the! and that they replied they would be any claim to public sympathy, and for graduate nurses, library, lecture which are of the finest were in- that, by summaries of what the fMttte of the listeners for what j listening to the entire program we furthermore do not see how the rooms, class rooms, tea room, in- stalled by Kichenlaub's Contract De Pope had said, these being given iri Costs You Less by Lasting Longer follow. However, we'll wager Msgr. Spellman then sent greetings State Pardon Board or Governor! partment located at :!»()! -3603 But- six languages, first in English and »ore than one go-getter in j to his parents via radio as they sat firmary. swimming pool and an au E Pinchot can set aside the verdict of ditorium with a seating capacity of ler street, and 81G-818 Federal then in French, German, Polish, hpHfcan radio studios was explain-1 in their home at Whitman, Mass., the Lawrence county jury which street, Pittsburgh. Spanish and Italian. tettail listeners within reach how near Boston. "A Nmt found this man and woman guilty in Soon after 11:15 a. m. the voice of Il WMld HAVE handled that HVJ the first degree and directed that Omit •ll|llll in order to eliminate the i Some of you who have been read- Father F. G. Gianfranceschi, direc- the death penalty be inflicted. tor of the Pontifical Academy of It Rip*" HEfc ing here occasionally about the Rev. Certainly no one gloats over the I John F. O'Hara, C.S.C., prefect of Diocesan Union of Sodalities Science, was heard. He thanked the 23 impending doom of this wretched pontiff for his radio messages to Practically all Catholic school religion at Notre Dame University, man and woman, just as no normal- , duldran in the United States heard ; miirht have been wondering how he Re». Charle* Mmismann, Diocesan Director of Sodalities the faithful, and asked him to make MADE BETTER THAN EVER minded person surveys the sorrow in St. Francia Church, 815 Met Iura Street, Homeatead, Pa. Senator Marconi an associate of the Holy Father's voire. In the; puts in his time each day. In his the home of the murdered officer | Academy, which was done. Senator diocese the children were | daily Religious Bulletin of last with a feeling of anything akin to Marconi then spoke in Italian. WITH FLAP POCKETS, LONG POINTED COLLAtt AapjNM during the broadcast, for j Thursday, Father O'Hara answers pleasure. However, since the Slate I AND ATTRACTIVE ROUNDED CUFFS ftl most part, so they could go to that question for you. Under the l'en Helps to Keep Lent The Pope was then heard again, of Pennsylvania provides the death I | and pamphlets instead of the news this time in Italian. He praised the dlir home* to listen in, while in'heading of, "What More Do You penalty for first degree murder, we Some Socialists and other readers stand's latest silly or scandalous place* where the schools had j Want?" Father O'Hara tells some may find thems, Ives conscientiously publications. apparatus installed by Senator Mar- can see of no reason why that pen- j coni. offlrvi Mill« »1« lilt !•!>••*• S—i Wltvala IS enough auditoriums and the students who are evidently not en- alty should not be imposed in this excused or dispensed from the strict 9. A more consistent spirit of radio sets, the youngsters ! tirely satisfied with the service they fast of the CI lurch, as prescribed by Two-Way Conversation M. W. SHEARER, MillTalo, Pa. cheerfulness and eagerness in work After the Pope's second address wwe assembled under the direction have been receiving from him, just the I,entcn Regulations read in all ' during Lent. COAL. FEED AND SEKD8—CINDERBLLA FLOUR ! parish churches last Sunday. But had been translated, the Vatican OIBee nni Wirrlmwi 331 Ohla MlMl if their teachers and listened to th" how he spends an average day. Here 10. The deliberate effort to cor- station remained "on the air" in the HVJ program in that manner. In : it is, in his own words: We were recc ntly discussing with neither they nor anyone else is or r-ct at least one or two habits of Fdde Car) in, veteran secretary- United States for the two-way con- •any other cities, enterprising ra-1 "Our curiousity has been piqued can be exempted from the peniten- venial sin, besides keeping free from versation between the Vatican and Ha dealers equipped the various: lately by the practice of some few treasurer of the City Firemen's As tial spirit during this holy season; all mortal sin, of course. soci at ion, the t .lmost total absence the N. B. C. headquarters in New WASHINGTON, PA. Ck&oKc echools with radio receiving i students who enter the chapel at the for Chrst left no loop-hole for York. _ far that morning and saw to it, if big fires in Pittsburgh since the Good Also for unior Sodalities end of a particular distribution of escape when He so plainly said: And School* that the children heard the broa.l-. Holy Communion, and are gone lohdays, and Eddie admitted that "Unless you do penance, you shall C. W Horn, general engineer of eaat ftwn »tart to finish. This *« attain before the next distribution. he smoke-eaters had been getting a all likewise perish." With few exceptions .these sug- the N. B. C., who had predicted It la a Pleasure to Serve Customer» Who Dommmä (ft* lot Since then, the tions of the National Director of magnetic disturbances for last aba dan in a few instances in Pitts- f The fact that you have waited any-! pretty good brc To aid those who cannot keep the 1 :t battled one flve- Socialities will also prove very prac-1 Thursday, told Mr. Mathieu, in where from five hours to six months >" firemen ha prescribed regulations, the director YOURS FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE for them seems to make no differ- alarm fire, two four alarm fires and tical in Junior Sodalities, Society of I Rome, that all had gone well. Bishop several two-alarm affairs. We are general of Sodalities in the United | the Children Mary, and in grade ' Dunn, speaking in the name of ence—they are busy, and youth must States, II. v. D. A. Lord, S.J., has The Ptttaburgh daily papers cov- j be served. The fact that others are going to keep out of Eddie's way and high schools In some they may Archbishop Hayes, told Mr. Mathieu «red the Vatican City broadcast in [ for the next several months in or- sent out ! he following ten sugges- aid to revive the that "every word of His Holiness waiting in the office for one thing tions, one spirit of penance admirable fashion, but had not a .1er to givi him and his fellow fire- or severaral of which araree ai d self-denial, grown weak or' sup- came across to us as clearly and as few squeamish moments before they | or another makes no difference; if within the reach of every Socialist pressed alU gether by the daily John Stewart you don't take them when you get i men an ipportun: tc: catch their distinctly as if he were in his own could 4* ao. The Holy Father de-! and every Catholic. "Certainly the candy peddling in the classroom private study and we were seated layed preparation of the manuscript j them, you don't get them. ! breath. words of Our Savior were clear. Splendid records have reached us 90 E. Chestnut St. Phon« 2S0 WASHINGTON, PA. 1 beside him." of his address for such a long time , In an effort to see just what op- [ 'hey ring in our ears Penance is in past years, where whole classes If you want to get some interest- "It is a marvelous, thrilling ex- that aemwondents at Vatican City portunities are offered for the re- often akin to pain, and we are not I abstained all Lant from show* perience," the bishop continued, ni (inatk to get advance copies; ceptio,, - . n o,f. the Sacraments in the ing information about some of So Hai ch el we Pittsburgh's destructive fires of the strong for that Mortification is I candy and chewing gum, because of • "and, if you will, convey to His Holi- 7k vSrshortly before time for!! ¡Sori^nT Hal'l chapel»P ., we made a record riosely associated with death, and i the -personal interest in inculcating i ness in the name of the Cardinal— the PMMPtttUr to go on the air. Conse-1morninConse- |^Th'i T"""g ^ of the time*(part several w ks, ask some of w. shudder to think of it. The fol-1 the spirit of mortification in the I Cardinal Hayes—his gratification Simpers in this country were ! f* ^ Ho'y Con\"") what they think, ¿¡STpapers in this country were $ Communion was , ls. the city fireme lowing suggestions wil' l' enable you pupils by the teachers. Such prac- and his happiness at hearing the R. M. HAMILTON Mi Ji* ... . .,-. .. tributed1 . Here it the blazes, of course, are SK& irithout texts of either the .^ ^ ;, «•: Oatiwrl "honestMost " ones, not intentionally set to choose something practical: tices during Lent cannot but createate voice of ththee sovereign Pontiff over GENERAL HARDWARE uSw English manuscripts, and P enumerates 56 separate I. 1 he dear old custom of giving a lasting impression on the minds (these thousands of miles of space." ,tlstlnct or started by anyone, but the fire- up candy, good for the soul and thTted to get busy at the last min- <*™.s,ons starting at men have their doubts about one or • of the young, which many will ob-1 Msgr. Donohue then spoke to Mr. COPELAND REFRIGERATORS - ZENITH WASHERS SIN order to try to fill in that gap. \ 40 m. aiKl concluding at 1 :So m he two others. Quite frequently, how- sometimes for the health of body as ; servfrve throughout life. Evil habit*habits ,, Mathieu, saying: "Will you tell Phone 2911 MS Jet Ara. Waakéaftea, PB. TV Pittsburgh Press got in touch,.," - «Iwtnbutod "oly ever, about all the firemen have to wel will more readily be overcome by i Msgr. Spellman I was asking for «¿ the University of^Pittsburgh Communion.) 2'.- No theater-i! j requested that institution to work on in the way of clues are at the talkie« in I >ing, no evenings | children who have been taught to him?" ' There you have the record. There their own suspicion*, the blaze it- ent | deny themselves, for thus the wiU "1 am here, Steve," said a voice, HAIH IIOIIHI.S«; A »PKtlALTV—l'I.KASK «IVB li A ylace a professor of I -atin at its dis- were 844 communicants; Holy C>m- self having already obliterated evi- 3 A deliberate curb on our | is strengthened and finds it easier It was that of Msgr. Spellman who It was planned to have him [ munion w tongues: No uncharitable *Mal It was planne.1 to have him; w LS an avera" distribute iod r 5fi times. It dence of its origin before the fire- talk, no to turn to the practice of good. is an American prelate resident in SANITARY BEAUTY PARLOR Gate ! ththee HolHolyy Father'Father'ss remarksremarks :I f ,. «T *** ^ men arrive on the scene. Even profanity, no sharp replies to mem- I,ent without such practices in the Vatican. "Remember me to the THEIJIA BI'SH —it a stenographe'r who would mak- e j of the year—forty per cent below bers of our own families or at work. the average for examination time*. when the evidence is not obliter- schools and Socialities means little | Cardinal and Bishop Dunn and Miss Beauty Specialist I* notes in shorthand and then | • 4VFreirnt or ,laily Mass' which; or nothing to the young. Mav we ¡McDonald and Mrs. Bradv and , tmecrlbe them immediately for' And there were 448 genuflections. i it is not always an easy mat- young. Mav we ¡McDonald and Mrs. ~ Phmmr ne«-il aa !». MAIM ST, WAIBISUTOS, FA. "What was done with all the spare ter to secure a conviction on ar. n implies the penance of prompt and therefore kindly suggest to spiritual erybody there, won't you?" ¿.pWkation in the Press. The Uni-, early rising; and frequent or daily : directors and officers of our Senior "We telephoned your mother, and i lenity referred the matter to Prof. | time? Well, between distributions charges. there are always confessions to be | Not so long ago, for instance, city ( ommunion, a privilege rather than - Sodalities, and to the teachers in she listened in to you speaking," AJbin McDermott. who is also choir a penance. ¡charge of Junior Sodalities, to cut M»gr. Donohue said. Water of St. Agnes' church" Fifth 11**^' «"<1. there must be many trips | fireman pulled up in front of a MacDONALD WEAVER - - i to the office to take care of little ; dwelling house that was in flames o. A cultivation of the habit of out these suggestions of the Na- "Is that so?" said Msgr. Spell- F-fftnue and Robinson street, Oak- matters that will bob up. On that I By prompt and efficient work they saying lhank you even to the tional Director, to see what can be I man. "Well, aren't you good. That GENERAL INSURANCE iwd. While the Press was attempt- particular morning there were two managed to extinguish the fire be- members of our families and for i accomplished in their respective So- is fine." 322 Washington Trust Building Washing«—. Po. to get in touch with Mr. Mc- Mass intentions to record, three gifts ; forc it gained any further headway, small favors. ¡dalities and class rooms? It cannot Second Two-Way Talk , pkuM-oow laoa h— ama fEmott, word was flashed from t>. t heertul giving of alms to the . fail — it must work — if someone Farewells were then said, and N. to charity to receive, two chains and | and then they started looking things | missions and To 1 Km that the Latin ami English medals to impose, several pam-jover. Scattered throughout the i A daily vi haritv ¡starts the work and gives a gentle B. C. and HVJ agreed to have an- a were available there and would phlets to be located for inquirers, a i house were oil-soaked rags, cans of Sacrament on t t to the Blessed I reminder from week to week, till i other chat at 3 p. m., which was 91 eabled to the United States at convert to instruct, several argu- gasoline, etc., and other evidence | work or shopping- awa blessey to do r from ; Easter Sunday. If the candy box \ p. m. in Rome. rlite, consequently Mr. McDermott's ments to settle, ami a Religious Bui- that arson was resnons,ble for the 1 hmici. i>,,» /_ ' ,>PI >or-1, 1i s out. . of place in- the - class room at I At 3:06 p. m. HVJ was heard in I N. RAYMOND REBOUT lib was not needed. Senator Marconi | 1 im Sun-TelegTaph, also realizing latin to be written. Th, Obligation S The occu™of the housl | ^o^Venience and Effort a't f fe ^ 1|1! E ^ H own predicament in the matter,!0' the Divine Office was acquitted were arrested by police when they | 8. Reading a Catholic story" a in Lent. I *ent is a good time to be- ' was then at the microphone, beside Funeral Director gin to discontinue it for good. Let j Mr. Mathieu, and on this side the WASHINGTON. PA. el an<1 >a s Phone 204-J in touch with the Rev. Thomas : ^ * • l «''- of proof of' returned several hours later. week and buying Catholic magazines us teach children to keep Lent! | speakers were Mr. Horn, John W. rCoakley D.D., rector of Sacred RellK'oua Survey were read forj The house was. of course, fully Elwood, vice president of the Na tkut church, East End, and, bv ar- thf. .pn"teJ- . .. . . 1 insured against fire—no mysterious — tional Broadcasting Company, and Moments with Station KDKA, Asllle ^om that, it was a quiet I seems, ever occur in un- _ , Charles F. Dolle, executive secretary | fireSi it in to Eur af th MILLIONS HEAR POPE of the National Council of Catholic! J. K. LAWSON Sd him go to that studio with «| mormng, peaceful, and easy on the j insured buildings or dwellings-and * of Tames J Da" now , ftSyi^to "take" the. address, ^ The 1Religious the underwriters joined with the ^ siatesSenalor 'm Penn, i Men, who asked Senator Marconi to | Grain, Feed, Coal, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement, Flatter mten Iewer j express to the Pope the apprecia-U Father Coakley translatinIY gFATH the * '"terruptions ((|,stnct attorney s office in prosecut- svivania he llk„d it go w„n m.PT j IN WORLD BROADCAST Building Block and Sewer Pipe W1 M the "E , " „XXL U™ ttre we" ^ M ,h? iher^that he derided to *T.v afte tion of American Catholics. Mr. }Ulked. This feat taxed the lmguis- J," «¡napei at any time, tnere were cently, the occupant of the house b(> .„ o{rerearis then Ma,lrid Spain From had come to his office from various »•onaphic accomplishment^.f the| P^ ^ve n°^'tl^, vig ft' to t h^ I^e premiles for at least I2T0U« I ' ' ' versation began with M. H. Ayles- MMwy'rapidly.8 However, an i chapel»—'when no one wanted to re-1 before theSthe latt" post he Was ^rnm"tpd to ! worth, president of the N. B. C., j parts of the United States, Canada | We I be head of the United Press' im- and the West Indie*, reporting that «aocOsat resume of the talk was | ^ "hall^ be glad to hear j knew nothing of the fire until he portant Rome bureau, and has been speaking from New York, and Gas- ton Mathieu, technical assistant to I the reception had been remarkably RALPH SANTE— Exclusive Tailor z—mm«parad, an*d read over Station , . J returned several hours after the there ever since. ¡clear. One was frotn the Rev. Ed- DKA by Fath«r Coakley a short! «^equate any suggestions they may 1 blaze was extinguished. The state Senator Guglielmo Marconi, who 17 E. WHEELING STREET Phon« H7-R WASHINGTON, FA. have for lts mund Walsh, aboard the liner M after the Holy Father's broad- improvement. I was not able to produce any wit- A Pittsburgh priest who 1 constructed the papal station HVJ, talking from the Vatican. Mr. Math Bremen in mid-Atlantic, reporting HR had been completed. I nesses who could controvert this listening to tie Holy Father's the broadcast was heard clearly on _ . fc had been planned by the Sun-j In addition to all the above, Fath-r testimony, and the defendant was broadcast last Thursday was inter- HjWBuh to use Father Coaklev's O'Hara also finds time to continue ' acquitted, even though the evidence preting the talk for the benefit of program in ^^^^^^^testation— of* 1th1 e -addressJJ , but be- hi* collection of funds for those two'was overwhelming that the fire had Ibee n «=•s"perfect." g «¡KAsr i - a number of nuns and laymen who 1 ,,„„.1 t b- _ . Mr. Marconi said the Pope had GREENSBURG, PA. •Ha the priest had completed his j distressed non-Catholic women in ¡been set by someone. And the in I were gathered about the r'adio with | ^ The ^^ÌTSeusual forenoo" n ^ZJZ'À^ T^-ed hundreds of We- ad« the entire text had been re- j North Carolina whose case wasjsurance company had to pay th« B him. The Holy Father was talking c ,'*d ng^l"«? the pfttsS 'sU-" «ram,'at that hour, and that a third Celled by cable in the office of the called to tys attention last Fall by loss, too! ot so rapidly however, that. the priest tions. fnded soon ¿fow lolo a. mJ, them were from the United | te-Tdegiaph. i an article in this department. He | u d reprinted that article in his daily j Tommy Morgan, a former Pitts ™ J not^ keep up^jth^U transla-1 and the WOrld waited attentively for States. tion, so he decided to do some "ad I| the first sounds from the Vatican. He totarference which marred the ! ^uHen";,8 wL^ im^S' K ^ r I njt " Putting his ear close to WILLIAM MURPHY | After several moments there came MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL 2-te of the progran;^fromW« 7 correspondenvert foy r thinterestine Unitedlg they receiving set, the priest ap- I the clear notes of a fanfare of trum- GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS KDKA was to be regretted, but' peared to bccome excited, and sud- pets. Their flourish heralded the ap- During the Holy Season of Lent GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLIES ' ^t^^m'^m ^O'Hara atr't^ fe SS which S^ÄÄ ^ lenly exclaimed: pearance of the Pope in the new ra- devotion* will be as follows each "Good! That's great!" l'IIIIXK IHM) lit NofcTH MAIM ST HB KT, «RUnitM, VA, n,h,sr trycarryin dio station, which he had come to in- week: Tuesday evening, devotions in .wave^tcritíz terv r /^V Instantly all in the room askejd' | augurate. There was another period I honor of St, Anthony, followed by •te local stations Were picking it ls the- ca"e'. rtc!?:ly aMP- service. Tommy gamed cons.d- ^iintinH I r>ealed again in behalf of those un-liable pruminence several years ago him what the Holy Father had sai _ I of silence. The voice of a Vatican ! Benediction of the Most Blessed Sac- 5 ,t«ephone in New York wid j fortunate women, and the students when he wa "He says," the priest replied, in announcer, spe 0f St. Anthony, at 7:45; Wednesday I tithe ¿XTte „¿nl'.in »r»mr«Tti- I When J"»" consider the fact that the with Pope Pius XI. l.ast Thursday, . , «1 . ''lenlnf if || the through, explaining that the Pope evening, Rosary, sermon, and Bene- total teWJAShi. orce^, "blind income of those two women is 1 he was in the broadcasting room ner 111 Stales for the splendid man- was on hjs to the microphone, diction; Friday afternoon, at 3:30, in the Seta" iaPittsbu nr h ^taWv in the neighborhoo,! of $8 a month. with the Holy Father and the other which they supported Al | Thc Morse signals which the Pon-1 Stations of the Cross, then at 7:45 H. S. COSHEY SONS Smith at vou can rearti,y 1 Et ¿ »{¡on where Li Dro' how welcome | «SSPmb!<.d KUOsts> ailli wrote a very 1928." residential polls in j yfl- tapped out ¡n opening the station Stations of the Cross, and Benedic-1 that 12710 nv n throu>r h th , ffort!i were not heard in Pittsburgh, though I tion; Sunday evening, devotions at, •EmSIi Tot hi heard sJl of atht r O> H ' L " ' 1 Hinterestine likewig accounSecUretd ofb whath tht wen Ut on. The 1 r re dumbfounded ! 9C*kCAE ^ha s neveiwvpr encountere~„teredd L,,lthih ss / v "' ^ , " " " ... t, , , , . , ÍfroI U,JmI „aiSanl Francisc,1,11 tillOLCoI twincame; wor» "Mdl that;7:4lll.k ; « 5 wit.....h. Benediction. Mass , — As we have mentioned occasion- to think that such a statement | the gitrna)s hnd been aU(iible there. I morning at 7 o'clcn k and at 8 o'clock, i Funeral Directors had KDKA un- and English texts of the Pope's ad- FFMTE «ID NEITHER | ally before, they do other things be- dress and cabled them to this coun- uld be made by the Holy Father Clear-Cut and Musical Tones Confessions each morning after j jf started recently to use its; but their feelings were almost im-1 when noise de-sides play football at Notre Dame. try. The Pittsburgh Press immedi- ^£JJjM7Senat£i_MarconM^ PHONE 118 GREENSSURG, PA. ^^^r*WAT1» E • STATION* t.un, ," 11L11 ..»'...v. • iv I ately forwarded the I^atin text to mediately relieved when they noted that the priest was laughing hearti-1 •TEA OR many KDKA broadcast*. „ _ _ , „, D , , . , yle, together with the | ly at their discomfiture. * thia noise which figured so A. J. K., R. E. R-. and "A Read- Bishop I telegraphic dispatch CANONSBURG, PA. VMtently in the Vatican City Pittsburgh—The parish to (original whic written by Morgan. The Bishop I Iteteat last Thursday. h you refer is not under the made grateful acknowledgement of! Mrs. Michael Haggerty, who re-1 Jnm daily papers on Sunday car-1 jurisdiction of Bishop Boyle. Thar* U no dlfTerenc* of opinion about thl* drug »tore. They all agree the Press' thoughtfulness and his sides at 1119 Lynn avenue, Turtle' we «upply their n*«d* with th* rlrht quality needful, and they Ilka ST. CLAIR SUPPLT CO* g* » Story to the effect that short Creek, is one of the veteran readers imitations in many European and 0n next Monday morning two of letter now occupies a prominent this courteous place. COAL AND COKE 1 of this paper who passes along the Ptattl American points met with Western Pennsylvania's most noto- place on the Press bulletin board in good news to her friends. She has Builder»' Supplir» and Ready Misod Ceneraio ¡E^Zi difficult«»«»cuiiy in iattemptin g rious killers are scheduled to die in the city room. TAYLOR'S DRUG STORE [ y wankast the Vatican City pro- been a subscriber for the past 31 ar W. PIKE STREET CANoNsornn. PA CUT STONI the electric chair at Bellefonte, and Morgan, who has done some very years, and each week after she has the fact that a Soviet at this writing it appears as though fine work for the United Press as Clark and (George Sta. Pitone Grcoookerg 6M •ml station in Russia went finished with her copy of The Pitts- the sob sisters and nice Nellies have nativits Vaticae of n MartinCity correspondents Ferry, O.,, ians da burgh Catholic she mails it to reta-1 air a* th« same time as Sta- lost out, and that the law will be 45 N. Jefferson Avenue M to Vatican City, and inten- was graduated from the University tives in Scotland. She has been do- permitted to take its course. The of Pittsburgh. While a student at ing this for years, and says that her "JhMorfared with the Papal fact that one of the condemned per- Jefferson Stores CANONSBURG, PA. BROWN'S DRUG STORE Pittsburgh radio engi- Pitt he worked as a part-timè re- kin across the Atlantic await the sons is a woman has stirred more paper's arrival each week just as MAJESTIC RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS, WASHING Featuring Our Own Homemade Im Cnm r, discounted this, say- than one of the busy-bodies, not to porter on both the old Tri-State ' baaidea the mention the sob sisters of the press, News Bureau and on the Press. Go- eagerly as she does. MACHINES. I RON BBS, ELECTRIC LAMPS. Phone 91 SIX R>t*hh»hr

i J'r< Its for lack of progress in DORMONT and MT. LEBANON I the ir.terfait.il movement to have Penn Central Light & Power I edui atiomil author!! es adopt reli gj ... instrui tion as pa rt of the city ALTOONA, PA. '1 he meeting, held at the home of Armstrong's Pharmacy Mis. Harry Harkness Flagler, 32 ; Park avenue, New York, was called 763 Washington Road (Mt. Lebanon), Pittsburgh, Pa. | to discuss recent developments in J the joint campaign of the ciergv and Telephone LF.high 9010 laitv of the Catholic, Protestant and ' Jewish faiths to have religious edu THE SALVATION ARMY cat on put in the schools on a credit Discussing the work of the Inter Emergency Relief HOME SYSTEM BAKERY faith Committee, Rev. Walter M. Juil> FLAM-ff. Proprietor Hovvlett, secretary of the committee and a member of the Protestant fed- BREAD, CAKES, PIES, PASTRY of the BEST QUALITY l our priests of the Congregation of the Mission photographed after eration, called Protestantism "the 1.1 II H.I I 1023.% their recent rescue from < hiñese ( ommuniMs who had Held them Your Help Solicited Everywl 1414 POTOM AC A V EX I E IWRMi )NT only weak link in the chain." captive for nearly three months during »huh tin-» suffered Kreativ, "The Catholics and the Jews - COLONEL C. B. CAMPBELL left to ri s lit : Fathers l'urino. Harb,ito, I apo*si and Ihnffrv. The •'lev are ready, but are we ready ?" 425 Second Avenu« Pittsburgh, priests arc holding a (lag which thev made t hem-.el ves, and w hich Pr. Hovvlett said in referring to the the} carried «ith I h cm on the Ion u journev thev mad e on foot after financial support needed for the re MEAD'S PHARMACY being released from capi ivi! v. ligious education program. A Full Line of Drug Sundries Protectants »1 re also blamed for QUALITY WITH SERVICE—OUR SUCCESS lack of progress in the religious Prescriptions Our Specialty education movement by Miss Mar- 3271 WEST LIBERTY AVENUE I Thigh 31«3 garet Knox, a director of the Church Missionary Aid Society Federation and vice president of the HANKEY BAKING COMPAI FREE DELIVERY Protestant Teachers' Association, VER\ REV. P. c. DANNER. Director who is principal of P. S. 15 on the We Produce Our Own Eggs and Milk ]25 North ( raig Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. lower east side. She urged generous giving by Protestants to end the Our Bakery Products "spiritual illiteracy" among the PI. a * T« i Il «Hit « l'Ili I.TRT rid SPEER'S BRAKE SERVICE Mrhrrl Kiirka. l'a. l.lne.iln mil H in. IVrb Hlffb 520 Washington Road A rn city's school children. Of the 1,250,- l'I I (a tMira h. I*«. unkiliile. Pa. : fu- 0., . , i, . f Ileaven 000 pupils enrol' d ¡n the public Brahes - Carburetors and Steering hools here, about 450,000 are with- ( ' -i rsi. M 1., out religious training of any kind, Official Light and Brahe Station M < M. k.- • Kocks; . J. Kramis. she said. FEATHER RENOVATORS Rev. J. H , IV ysvilli ; Mi is IL, Se Rev. Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, min- oi.t) ru.Low* i.ikv. \ru %\n « it to anv mzi: or hi Hol> Father Interested wicklev; Sr. I Baden; Ri v. P. M Ì auc ister of the Madison avenue M. E. I rinhfr llr *»n i' rue- McKeès Rock O. L. of L. Un Kather Kl.mk.-i Church, and Rev. Dr. William Pier- t,.«t McKees Rockf I . F. Unii . McKee- i-tter of the 17th was son Merrill, pastor of the Brick ;s to Rocks; J. & ( S., Sharp- burg; K Presbyterian Church, spike on re- NORMAN & RUNNION He and 11 wish to thank ligious training in the home. JEWEL BEDDING CO. V . New Kens *»..! ; M : -* C S for the enclosed 315 FIFTY-SECOND STREET F1SK ! Groceries and Meats - Tea Room - Soda Grill fieri Heaver Falls; t. U. Unit McKees were very welcome •ers. Rocks; M r> F. I. Co.,. CiCarnegie . dite attention. ANNUNCIATION. NORTH SIDE 737:1 mMii.KO aVEWl'E. rirrviuiti.il. rt. Circles 15, 44, 52, UT, M.,H M. A The Junior Holy Name Society «77-117» \\AMIIM.Ill> ROAl), MT. I.I"HAMI>, PA. privat îanks for your kind M . M a; ni ,1. S., M Mt. C. S. M ive Holy Communion next Phonrn trkish I lUfl-OU-M U r Deliver THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK a W. J. M . Rev. P. C. H., We have en ten d the ra i ri y season i Sundla y at the nine o'clock Mas-, CRESSOY I'A. M r- A i L., Miss S 11 . Miss M and e very day iit is pouring down l-ent n services will be held on Sun- 3-, INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS W., Rev. T. G . Mrs. D F. I» , Mrs y happens in the tropic! It I dav evening, 7:30 Rosary, sermon invite business th»t is sttriftfd by ii!^ mi proyrtitivt nftko^i I.. J. R , Pittsburgh. handii aps us in our work, a s the anil He tediction; Wednesday eve- Member* pederal Reserve System JOHN H. DAGUE, Realtor that lead u o to the mouri tains 7:45, Rosary, Question Box, In- Commercial and Ssivintrs I'epartments papi Catholic Mission a re i n a terrific shape; If we have stnic ion and Benediction; Friday, Capital. $50.000 00 • Surplus. 9)00.000 00 Resources. $2.0 REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, RENTALS, MORTGAGES Hunan, < hina to go f i r a sick call, we are sure Stati ins of the Cross at 3:00 and; Pop. Rev. Father Klimke, urn cove ret 1 with mud and1 7:47:455 p. m.. followed by Benediction. I 3269 W. LIBERTY AVE. LEhigh 2fi00 DORMONT. PA. 'TI W ¡ tentatives l>ear Father: soakeci1 to the skuil , as a ra men •at to Mrs. \rn Werner of Norwood street, fr« try owing a tropical shower still has to was 1 uried on Saturday morning with the in Vour Reverence's letter of Si p he ma de. I na SolemS« n High Mass of Requiem. THE McVEY COMPANY Rom vers] ties ar in tember 29th reached me a few day I lear Father, ii gain mv lie a rt felt ! The Dramatic Club has elected the. HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS Mari v if these are in ago. I am enclosing a letter for thank.-. for your kindness wh ich 1 folloi ving officers for 1931: C. A. HAFER - General Steam Fitting and Power Piping His ^-ages will thus the donors, Circle No. J7. apprêt •late verv n îuch and with kind Pri »sident, J. Wray Connelly, Esq.; PLUMBING and HEATING ¡Kg through the w i she*i for God's choicest bles;-ings . vice president, Toseph Herowich; Steam Heating—Water Heating—Ventilating handmils of foreicri oreicrn iiovemment.s No doubt you have read of the or unsettled conditions here in China, S inelerel y yours; in \"o. tarv, Miss Phvllis Carr; tr :s-1 225-27 FIRST AVENUE ( ourt 1885 PITTSBURGH, M 1414 POTOMAC AVE. I'hone LEhigh 1005 DORMONT, PA. legraph compari, Cable or ra- Alb. Putt», rs 1 urer. Miss Helen Mesonka. o mesagc-ss Iii! il sent from but I am happy to inform you that Vatican City had to pass through, so fa1 r ou, r district.. .ha s been coni. - the Italian radio or cabll I paratively quiet. Of course, t McKEES ROCKS CARNEGIE >m panie bandits are as persistent as e\er, anil make traveling anything but ST. COLMAJfS Memories of youth fade and are CAST ANNOUNCED FOR pleasant. MT. PLEASANT, PA.||| TURTLE CREEK, PA. gone, but never eh anting photo- ST. JOSEPH'S graphs of today become tomorrow's PLAY AT ST. VINCENT Sre Us For Real Service! Valley 1M4| treasures: Keep the record—sit for w,» can not have any protection a new portrait each year. La' I'll.. Feb. 17.—After the , from gunboats or marines. As far tir-t Mailt of Austin ] know, rio marine has ever WHOLESALE and RETAIL "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" Terry's Wall Paper & Paint Co. Strn m n act play. "Three Wise 1 Call our studio for an appointment -ncared our [•rritorv, and as ti Ri- Wholesale and Retail today ho.,I of drama at St. boats, well wouìd be tas Vincent College has just announced to bring up a motor boat, and tha BAUGHMAN BROTHERS, Florists QUALITY LOWEST PRICES the cast of characters for a thre The Mahan & Wright Studios only as far as S h iw, the central Designs, Cut Flowers, Potted and Bedding Plants 613 PENN AVE. TURTLE CREEK, I act play by Edward Rose, which mission. Even p•lane s wiml.l find it 518-520 Chartiera Ave. called "The Re ir Car.'' It is a mys- anything but a pleasure to find Bell Phone, Dial Mt Pleasant 2541 McKcc-s Rocks, Pa. Federal 0731 trry play fron a new ang-le and it landing «-nace. The small river» 20S S. DIAMOND STREET MT. PLEASANT, PA. Ska» I'honr Vilkj IIW Itrs. I'km Valley promises t I II Vour Cyri Willi fiH| ST. MARY'S, McKEES ROCKS RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS Mrs. Catherine Hufnagel, aged 84, the mother of Sister Dionvsia and j Wheeling, W. \a , Feb. 16.—In EAST END PHARMACY of Sister Bernardine of the Order of! his sermon yesterday, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert K. Hiirkholdrr, Pk.G. UNION BOWLING ALLEfl BUTLER, PA. Divine Providence, was buried last E- Weber, V.G., exhorted the pu- IOS FAVr «Al* «TIIKKT MT. PI.EASAKT, PA. WE CATER TO LADIES Friday morning with a Solemn High P'ls Mount de Cbantal Academy Mass. I to think seriously of their voca- 536 PENN AVENUE TURTLE CREEK, li WILKINSBURG Jacob Helfrich was buried Mon-1 !ion in life, taking for his text the day morning with a Solemn Higti < words contained in the gospel of the JOHN T. STOUFFER PHONE VALLEY 9S69 R. COL LIN a Pw»k Pool mid lllllljiril l*iirlor—líenle* In ClgarR, Yohaceo, Caady aad lee Cream Mil". I day: "Lord that I may see'" Blind Agra»* tu r SlauUard 4111 aud <>h« Carl Leipold and Mary Rudy were ! as everyone is to the full import of IS win STREET MT. PLEAS ANT, PA. married Monday morning with aa wisely chosen career in life, it is Reg J G. C. KESLAR Nuptial High Mass. imperative Msgr. Weber said, to ra HARROP & HOPKINS "Ts u££ñ High-Grade Fresh and Smoked Meat*—Poultry Father Charles Reinelt, S.V.D., P y earnestly for light to know the of the Sacred Heart Mission house! will of God in our regard, 300 Main St., Mt. Pleasant, Pa. 541 WOOD ST, PITTSBURGH. Bell Phone Franklin 5174-R will deliver the course of Lenten I He dwelt especially on the ques- Allunile —IVtephoar»— \ alley tl3 Kuhns Pharmacy Prescription Druggist Thirty years experience In llraddock. Turtle Cr," k Valley and Tía! 808 WOOD STREET WILKINSBURG, PA. sermons on Wednesday evenings. tion of a religious vocation, and ex- Wo i k Absolutely Guaranteed! '• Very Rev. John A. Greiner, V.F., plained the means one must adopt Tour r< til 1 lid accordine to your doctor's order, All kind of pastor of St. Peter's church. South; in order to ascertain one's possible toilet articles and rubber goods. Side, will deliver the Sunday eve- fitness for the religious state, wheth- Stationery and Greeting Carda ning course of sermons. er it be the state of religious life CHARLES SCHMIDT There will be stations of the cross wherein the members are called to - McKEESPORT — TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANDY—Spalding Sporting Goal USER BROS. for All Seasons and Occasions Friday aftern on at 3, ami Friday the work of teaching, of caring for |62 0 Penn Avenue TURTLE CREEK. PAjT T5S I'KKN AHM I WII.KI.MMII R«. I'A evenings at 7 18 There will also 1 the sick or of devoting themselves be veneration of a relic of the cross to contemplation. In every word of Friday evenings after the devotions, his sermon there was evidence of a ANNETTE BEAUTY SHOPPE real desire on the part of our re- GOTTLIEB BROS.— Better Men', Wem EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Anna Motto, J'rop. LEO A KD LOO STI 1.1-'. - ill'A I.IT) »nil l'Hit K The trouble today is that too vered chaplain to aid and direct, to many women consider themselves j encourage and uplift the souls of BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES •13 Bradiioek Ave. Telephone Volley MI3-W Eaa« Pitta» MERCHANT TAILOR JOHN HERMAN •milder or Fine

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Ambulance Service LET'S MEET AND EAT AT OPEN »CUSS WHLETIC COUNCIL KRAMER'S Quay Morrison BASKETBALL LEAGUE 111 111 Five Famous Shore Dinners Daily m - FUNERAL DIRECTOR I JOHNNY WEIBEL AT FIFTH AND LIBERTY Punxsutawney, Pa Four 8t. Vincent Classes Are Student and Alumnus Sit For re,j k down just as he was about to realize his ambition tn the Represented in Quest First Time on Board At airi irofessinn at the end of a long period of study, sacrifice and For Campus Title Duquesne University 3UND—A Sanitary Home Convenience >n-¡ k, Dr. John Weibel. known to all followers of Notre Home's Loti> Pricm Corba^tr unH Ruhhuh Inctneraior mfat Hpü earns as Johnny WeibeJ, died in Mercy Hospital on Tuesday Latrobe, Pa, Feb. 16.—Student Elmer F. Lnyd. ri, director of ath at 10 o'clock of complications that developed following an Managers William Steuernagle, '32, letica at Duquesiw University, ha ' $U£0—WHY PAY M()RE 3 If. R. MOORE for appendicitis performed on the previous Tuesday. A eom- of Pittsburgh, and Peter Mangery, announced the new »! ' '.¡c c JtSBURGH INCINERATOR CO. am •ÉÜ; uary notice appears on Page One of this edition, '31, of Slirkville, Pa., have released fragili Bell Phone 521 of the Bluff school, of which he h Plien«, Court 4l»s Ul.nlif 0707 of j i' just two weeks ago that this department, under the head- the schedule for the 1931 basketball been appointed c' ni ni :> n is. Dbreetor—Ambulance Servi -e >'»•* Johnny Weibel Feel Lonesome?" called attention to the intra-mural season at St. Vincent Very Rev. Dr. Joseph J. CaUahan. 11 he was the only regular member of the famous Four Horse College. Wsst La*l Avenue p Boit. Pennsvlva C.S.Sp., president of t: uni .-er u I of 1 !>2l who was not now engaged in the coaching profes- The policy concerning the number sity. For the first tim. in ti e h lie had received numerous offers to enter that field, but had hia of teams participating in the major tory of Duquesne, n stud - atid an FIRE, AUTOMOBILE on the medical profession and refused to sacrifice any time league has been changed by the «Staad. Pa. Clalrton, l'a. Turtl« fret ¡alumnus will sit as members of thi AND ALL OTHER LINES OF INSURANCE ÜB«. Pa. Wilkliuburg. l'a. medical studies and duties in order to become active In managers and Rev. Maurice Cos [board. «rain. However, when his hospital duties permitted, he hur- tello, O.S.B., faculty advkwrr. These Dr. Hugh C. Muldoon, dean of the to the nearby Du>;uesne University campus last Fall and teems eligible to participate have School .»f Pharmacy, will r« present DUQUESNE REGISTRY CO. »TON the Florist his teammates of Horsemen days, Elmer Layden and Joe been limited to the four classes in the faculty ; Frank C. Mayer, f-r- : Mitrf Milnlrvy «%ri»|«o, irV'y-lr*a*.—Jmm. F, Hmye», Manager I «nllty. fnattlj and price bullt ,h the coaching of the Duke eleven. the college, namely, the freshman, H—III Ith Ava. Ill bocuM M : mer president of the alumni 1209 Inve«irrvnt Building Court 2848 Pittsburgh. Pa* i he entered Notre Dame in 1921, Johnny thought so little the sophomore, the junior and the tion, was chosen by the grads ; 'Prankatown Ava.: Ill* Porb«a St.; 70; il. : senior. It is provided that these DECORATORS . Nl'RSF.in MEN n football ability that he did not even go out for the Fresh- James O'Donnell, a junior in tin- j i, hut played a guard position on the Brownson Hall team, teams may engage any campus teams School of Accounts, and a member said lie had been awed by the fame of Notre Dame football in a non-league game which will be of the Nijjiit Riding f- otball squad ALLEGHENY VALLEY nd players—they had lost but one game in three years at played at a time not conflicting with of Coach Layden. a league game scheduled by the ath- rnd never thought of himself as possible varsity material, ¡councillor; John D. Holiihan, grad- la since he weighed but 156 pounds. However, that was letic council. uate manajrer of athlfii < • ; .Toseph [. W. FELT Q M imp under the watchful eye of Kivute Rockne, and when The four teams comprising the A. ' assistant athle' THE FIRST NATIONAL iw him in action the following April at the annual Spring Major League and their team man- I and Charles R. Davu -. FUNERAL DIRECTOR immediately singled him out as future varsity material. agers are as follows: Seniors, Jack I ball coach, complete the jj'roup. BANK AND TRUST CO. Bert Metzger of last year's national championship eleven Hanrahan, '31, of New Castle, Fa.; I Director Layden has announced iBewdris Blairsvillc, Pa. No ime, made up in courage and ability what he lacked in Juniors, John Melago, '22, of Tarr, that the Pc nu • h ari a Cat FORD CITY, PA. id never once was he outplayed by an opponent, regard- Pa.; Sophomores, Andrew Sugent, j High school ha k». :•!! In his first year on the varsity squad, 1922, Johnny got '33, of Penn, Fa., and Freshmen, ¡will again he held in Capital and Surplus $210,000 Assets over $2,700,000 e in the Army game at New York, when Harvey Brown, Francis Kirchner, '34, of Lancas- i.asium, being carded to get under 336 STATION guard, received a broken arm. Johnny stepped into the ter, Pa. way on Friday morning, March (l Every facility for the handling of your business , and more than held his own for the rest of the afternoon The schedule of twelve games, two Contesting will continue that af er- 4% ON SAVINGS Br ister, the giant Army guard who opposed him. He was of which have already been played noon and evening, and ail day S .it regular left guard for the remainder of the season, and in 1923 are: urda y, March 7, tho final joust h [GENE C. MO! mated with Brown, who had been ejected captain. In 1924, Johnny February 10—Seniors 15, Juniors ing scheduled for that < • cni THE PRIKifDl,* BANK the regular guard throughout that memorable season and was a 14. ten teams are Hk< I; tc.on ;•• le f r FUNERAL DIRECTOR vurk of one of the most powerful linos in Notre Dame football February 13—Sophs, 13, Frosh the valuable awards offered, with i\ Day and Night Ser\ ice 14. Altoona High, last year Armstrong County Trust Co» May his soul rejst in peace! February 17—Seniors versus and the Duke Preps, runner's-up in HITTJINtllHO. PEHMSVL.VAMA BRIDGEVILLE, PA. o o • • Sophs. j '30, among the contestants. Phila- Largest in the County 4%—ON SAVINGS—4% February 20—Juniors versus I delphia's crack champs will prob- hOTOK SALES WHIPPET AND WII.I.YSK NIGHT TESTING THE SYSTEM Frosh. TOTAL KI-'.SOl'nCES OVER S5..VIO.OOO.OO ably enter this year, having been Our Motto: Courtesy and Service February 24 — Seniors versus unrepresented last winter. local paper in commenting on the Pitt-Duquesne football game Frosh. )\ayed in October, 1932, says that the clashing of the Suther- February 27—Juniors versus id ai ¡(1 Layden machines will give the football fans of this see- Sophs. JOHN W. RHODES TOJV, INGRAM and ELLIOTT n of the country a splendid opportunity to see the Wsrner sys- March 3—Juniors versus Seniors. ST. VINCENT QUINT AWIIll.ASt R SERVICE—Kl MIRAI. HOHR tiuglit by Jock Sutherland, in action against Knute Rockne's March 6—Frosh versus Sophs. IM V )|-|'irilMi\ STIlKtr KITTAÄWIHO, FEXITA. Your Patronage Solicited Dame shift system, as taught by Elmer Layden up on the March 10—Sophs versus Seniors. WINS ANOTHER PAIR The writer continues to the effect that the two systems were March 13—Frosh versus Juniors. »gainst each other on New Year's Day, 1925, when the Four March 17—Frosh versus Seniors. IERYAHN SANITARY DAIRY ien eleven of Notre Dame defeated Leland Stanford, coached St. Vincent College cagers swept NEW YEAR GREETINGS March 20—Sophs versus Juniors. aside all opposition over the week- jt* fetter MUk For Better Service Warner, in the Tournament of Roses battle at Pasadena, All games will be played at fi:l'> end, taking the Yourigstown "V" KITTANNING AUTO PARTS CO. wever, anyone who is anxious to see what will happen when p. m. sharp in the Prep GymifSsium College passers-by a 1i • score in ff|M»_1004 Fredonia Street (Elliott) Pittsburgh irtier and Rockne systems clash need not wait until Octo- and a trophy will be awarded to the Replacement Part* tor Care and Truck* Phone WAInot 3541 1 which the subs took care of the St J. About 80,000 pop-eyed football fans are still talking class team winning the league cham- Vincent side of lb- game daring the 158 V McKEAN STREET Phone 9«» KITTANNING, PA. i Office—No. 3 Shawhan Place, Carnegie ,vhat happened when the two systems met at the Pitt Sta- pionship. major portion "f the necoi i half Phone Carnegie 8H8 m I lst October 25, when Knute Rockne's green-jerseyed typhoon, Paul "Killer" Rane and his pack The Indiana Teachers, winners over i the Sutherland craft full-on. The score of 35 to 0 at the of Senior Devastators made their St. Vincent last December in the I of the half tells the itory adequately. No need to wait until first appearance Monday evening at r, 11)32, at all. season opener at Indiana, f.-ll vic- Trie** • • * • tho Prep Gym at St. Vincent's tims to the Bearcats at 1 atrobe last WILL THE DUKES BE READY? when they played the Junior Ali- Monday in a double overtime game, stan in the opening game of the 28-23. i-Ingram Coal Co. inter-class basketball league at the Youngstown proved no match for : Latrobe College. The game was fast r—fen VICE CRAPTON. PA. Vnr41 dN t T hat Pitt-Duke game of October, 1832, has just about been the Crowemen on the I.atrobe fi<«,-r ¡ill' topic of conversation in local sports circles since it was and rough, the score at the final and the St. Vincent cagers swamped whistle standing at 15-14 in favor of DAUM & HELM HARDWARE CO, W, GRAVEL, CEMENT, CINDERS & SLAG meed last week, and if present indications are any criterion them for the second time this year. 623-5 EAST QHIO STREET i he a "natural" that will draw at lesst 50,000 spectators to the Seniors. Score at half-time was 20-11 in fa- adium. The Duke sympathizers are already speculating as Ray Burke of Pittsburgh and Jack vor of St. Vincent and during the ; Stoves - Range* - Refrigerator* - House furnishing* at their team's chances will be when stacked up against the Shulik of Youngstown, O., were second half, Crowe used pract rally high scorers for Kane's team, while Hardware - Paint • Glass - Tool* iteamroller. Of course, it is difficult to say at this time just every man on the squad and the re- FAIRFAX SSIO sort of material Elmer Layden and Joe Bach will have to work Steve Macuga of Glenham, N. Y., serves more than held their own E* L. TANDA when the season of 1932 rolls sround, but the coaches had and Pete Maher of Fairbanks, Pa., against the visitors. Mtllli Patent Medicines, Spalding Sporting first rate sophomore material on their varsity squad last fall led the Juniors. McGraw refereed, GEO. WELLER AU SIMT TF , Stationery, Candies, Ice Cream, Tobacco viU be seniors in the 1932 season, not to mention a flocko f Wolfe timed. THE LITTLE FLOWER ( I-t'B nan stars of last year who will be juniors when the Pitt game "Manny" Kircher and bis squad CRAFTON AVE. CRAFTON PA »round. If the freshman squad of next fall is able to turn of Freshman Wildcats took their The card party held Monday eve- WELLER & RENITZ some first-rate material to the varsity for 1932, then Elmer cue from their upperclassmen and ning in the Food Craft Shoppe, I) ixfch THE SHOP FOR MEN rr <*ftn be depended upon to put a team on the stadium field scored a one-point victory over Andy avenue, was very suceess-Cul; This NEW SPRING STYLES IN HATS ill give the Panthers a battle that will make a real after- Sugenfs cyclonic Sophomore Five. was the last social affair until af- STYLPARK at $5.00 W. B. SPECIAL, $3.48 HARDWARE CO. crtainment for all concerned. The game was fast but rather un- ter Easter. 813 FEDERAL STREET N. S„ PITTSBURGH. PA. *,A mmd COLONIAL RADIOS and TUBES interesting, due to the apparent lack The English stud., class will re- Phon« F.irl.« 7302 N—r K«av— Th«alw . - m m •UBCTRICAL SUPPLIES - PAINTS «ml «il.AS« of previous practice on both sides. sume its work Monday evening, Feb- j STOVES. RANGES, ETC. TECH STEPS IN, TOO The final score was 14-13 in favor ruary 23, with Snakespeure's "The ! i St. Phone Walnut 4290-4291 Crafton. Pa. of the Frosh. Sugent, Shirra and Merchant of Venice." Rev. Michael l'In.m- Fairfax 0U07 F< '.lowing the lead of the Panthers, Carnegie Tech Athletic offi- Tiekerhoof starred for the Sopho- O'Shea is teacher of this class, also s announced yesterday (Wednesday), that a contract had been mores, while Kirchner, Lesniak and spiritual director of the club. NORTH SIDE CUSTOM TAILORS ied calling for two basketball games with the Dukes in 1932. The Cesser played good ball for the Plans are being made to visit St. P CORLISS STATION, have r.ot been set as yet, but Graduate Managers C. J. Over- Frosh. Jack Shulick refereed, Lar- Paul's Orphan Asylum, ldlcwood, CLEANING - PRESSING • REPAIRING and John Holohan will get together soon and iron out that de- kin timed. the second Sunday in March. mm K1UU PITTSBURGH, PA. | »>».--?>».-?>«. e ik SUITS MADE TO ORDER—$22.50 TO $90.00 With Pitt signed to meet the Dukes in football and Tech in bas- 23 H. Montgomery Avenue, Worth »IS*. PHtaWrgA, Pa, SHEET METAL WORK—WEIR FURNACES lull, it is now believed by the sport public of this city that it is MMHACE CLEANING — Repair Work a Specialty a matter of a few days when further announcements will be forth- linir tlutt Pitt and the Dukes will meet in basketball and that ra Sa» al RaalSraaa aad Shop, >734 S. Berjcninn si Missionary Confraternity I Plinne < :ednr 107 "WE SMILE AT MILES" h will arrange a footbal• l serie• s wit• h th• e Laydenmen. WESTERN AUTO SERYICB BOB CADIGAN STILL HOBBLES Yldar llreaeher, Pias of Christian Doctrine | TOWIMi CONTRACTOR - CESERAI. REPAIRING 1 RI ST. JEROMES OF THE DIOCESE OF P1TTSBI RGH \ »1R-IO T AST STREET λ. S„ PITTOHIROH, PA. rtk SS. CYRIL & METHODIUS { Bob Cadigan, well-known local football official, will not soon RO 1, • SJgl MOTHER OF SORROWS } forget that Duquesne-West Virginia night football game of last REV. D. A. LAWLESS, Director September 2 Aveno ReO Phon« 74-J CHARLEROI. PA Allegheny County Common Pleas Court. Judge Egan was umpiring ¿leased with it The number in the week, having been anointed and the Syracuse-Brown game at Syracuse last fall, when a Syracuse party wae much lower than on the;again receiving Holy iw Moore's Battery Service Station husky ran into him and knocked him down, the official sustaining toSto New York in September but! With the crucifix m one hand and a m } a severe arm sprain and minor bruises. Judge Egsn, however, was this can be easily accounted for by blessed candle in the other sne Invite Us to Your Next Battery Funeral more fortunate than Bob Cadigan, and has completely recovered the depreesion and also because of passed away quietly, an edification 70It- 0rllpa LOCKe llnrati'l—I'H ART STREEA MMTS 1819 CHATEACESar UM MSTREE T 1 W. LATCHEM from the effects of his injureis. S a m m • the disinclination of manny to travel to all. grv GENERAL TRANSFER and STORAGE The teacher who is responsible for SOLD and DELIVERED—LARGE MOVING VANS in the winter months. James Lar IN WHICH WE GET BAWLED OUT kin, general chairman of the tour, this conversion has many others to Phone: Fairfax 5311 Opn Evaniae« Unti) 10 r. M. CBMENT. GRAVEL SAND. PLASTER LIME deserves much credit for the able her credit. What a consolation it AVWTITBI, PFCOOA SOO CHAHl.Eimi. maimer in which he boosted the trip must be to any worker to accom- There is a lengthy communication at hand from a fellow who plish such things; what a striking is slightly peeved, to say the least, about the manner in which and handled the manifold details W. F. WILLIAMS OPTICAL CO. connected with such a venture. example of the wonderful possibil- this department has "bragged" about its AU-American football teams. ities of the lay apostolate as exem- Jeweler* • Optometrieta and Optician* EASTON'S PHARMACY First, says our correspondent, he has waited for quite some time plified in this organization. to see a reply to our All-American selections, but since none ap- The New Castle branch held a W. m BASTON, GRADUATE DRUGGIST very weU attended social a short Cash or Terms peared he figures that we have thrown all such replies into the Beginning January 25, two of the M Ato. Charleroi, Penna. wastebasket. tl..ie ago in St. Vitus hall. New Cas- Two Donra (ran Krnyon Theater N. S„ PITTSBURGH, PA. nuns from the Mission Helpers of, DB J. L. HOUGH. Opt. EVERYTHING IN DRUGS "Then," he continues, "you belittled the All-American team se> tle. Over 60 teachers were present end they were well pleased to have the Sacred Heart located at St. Ra- lected by Harry Stuhldreher. Next you ridiculed the AU-American phael's Home, Penn avenue, have; team chosen for Collier's by Grantland Rice, one of the country's with them on this occasion Rev. N. OFFICERS ELECTED De Mita, pastor of St. Vitus and his volunteered to assist us in our cat-1 •eting greatest sports writers, and Anally you had only words of scorn echetical work at Curtisville No. 11 Ilei! Phoae Patrias S3SS Ree. Pkrae Cain At the regular monthly it for the All-American team selected by the AU-American FootbaU assistant. Father Donate!li. Father of tiie Little Flower Clu' , he

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BBDQBBB9DO0DDBO CATHOLIC ^f^—PWUBIJURW m w m mi y mi m gg P MM M w « "" f ' -W f w PATRICIA'S THE VheGnfliok PATTERNS lu íteáá&MlLen Jefferson G I R,L > V- . -i. — • . >014 i Her Letters With Ann on Cooking Two-piece customes promise to be Intelligent democratic women are thai And Home Hint* favorites of the spring fashion. to broaden their scope of knowlsi WEEK OF FEBRUARY 22 ] Jacket suits and dresses and jackets poll tier I lines. Join the Jefferson I ANNALS OP THE GREAT |charcoal the things a/ Susan Russell that match, harmonize or contrast nominal fee. wnare informal dleeoeelMi IsT. —— remember. Indeed, this experience I Wednesday, February 25 and are featured in early spring dis- throughout the year. Phoae ATlantle lift I had been observing Tom Con-1 may have helped him when he com- Friday, February 27 are day« plays. There are also the peplum Card parties mar he arranged for U persona—- Tables nors in class for some little time ] posed the Gettysburg address, one of abstinence, as well as of A WOMAN-HATER i way and know what the daily busi- j and tunic and skirts and Mouses Tallies, etc—Free use by member* and noticed that he was very down-j of the greatest speeches ever deliv-1 ne&s routine means. Yet, many have accompanied by separate jackets, A arise Is given bjr club and tea served any Tnnliy or fasting. My dear Girls:—We have an In- afternoon. hearted about everything. He lacked ered, which he wrote on the back teresting communication in our flail written in to tell me about their sue- One of the favorites is the sweat- ambition and seldom showed much j of an old piece of wrapping paper, Dear Ann: bag this week—a letter from a man cess in cooking and in acting as | er of very sheer wool, belted at the Visitors Welepme Monday. Wednesday er Thursday After interest in the things we discussed: "Lincoln had to work from child- I am sending you today a very who claims that he is a woman- hostesses, although one might not j waistline and modishly tailored, to in class. One morning I said to hood even for the clothes he wore, different recipe, the sound alone of hater, and yet he finds it in his heart think, what with business, that they be worn with skirts that match, har- him: For one whole day he split rails on which will probably enchant you to to say some nice things about us would be interested in housekeeping, monize or contrast. Many of these "Tom, what seems to be on your ¡a woman's farm for her promise to the point of having it for your nexi almost in the same breath. I do tot Incidentally, we are going to have I have been featured in Pari* open- tnind lately?" spin enough material to make him a meal. That's the effect it had on know from his letter whether he is entirely too many wedding» this ings. "Well, Brother, I'm discouraged," suit. He studied law in the eve- me when first 1 read it. But, of a Catholic, but here is what he «an: j summer. | replied Tom. "I've not made much mngs ancd carried his books to the I course, I Like can »age. "Mavbe you do not think that We are »"""y that our kind corre- FEBRUARY SALE progress; I guess I'm not lucky, at fields to read while his plow-horses Red Cabbage With Chestnuts voung men read about you and yeur I spondent he« been treated so badly least, I never seem to get a break.'" rested in the furrow. 1 red cabbage Catholic girls and how they are do-1 turn woman-hater, but w—e "You know, Tom," I said, "we've "When Lincoln was nineteen 1 tablespoon drippings in¡r, how they are getting along. Pm I thank him for his letter. A nd even just celebrated the birthday of years of age he made his first trip '•» cup melted grape jelly glad to know that your Cathelic thouprh he says he is a woman-hater, Abraham Lincoln, one of America's down the Mississippi. He was great- 'a cup water tfirls do not smoke, It shows that ' think it is very doubtful. What, DauleoClcse greatest presidents. Lincoln prac- ly impressed at seeing a slave mar- Salt and pepper you must have girls with common do you think of it, girls—would he tically owed his great success to ket and resolved then and there that Chestnuts (French) sense, and none with the flapper have been so fair if he really hated himself. He had no one to make he would try some day to help the Remove outer leaves of cabbage brain. I mi«-ht walk a mile for a women ? Let's have some letters Fubnituce * contacts for him or to push him slaves. About a year later he left and soak for a short time in cold girl, but never for a camel." about it ahead. His parents were poor. Nev- his father's farm and hired out water. Drain and slice in thin And then the postscript: "I do not My Pen Pale OMCMIAl MJCI • UMDI • DCADKI ertheless, he kept up his courage I with a man by the name of Denton shreds. Melt the drippings, add the want to get acquainted with any of Greetings to our new Psls: Fran- •nd ambition. Hi was eager for | Offutt whom he helped built a flat- jelly and cabbage, water, salt and your girls, because I am a woman- cene Konchal, Mary Welter, Jean an education and often walked i boat. Upon completion of this boat, pepper. Cook slowly until tender. Remy, Mildred Gilbert, Edna Hoh, Nawharm alto, at any tima, can At the same time boil the chestnuts; hater. I do like girls to have com- aiiles to borrow books from neigh-¡he accompanied Offut on a trip to mon sense, though." Elmira Garoh, Anna M. Gilvey, hors in order to study. Most boys j New Orleans. Later Offut opened take off the skin ami add them to j Catherne M. Boyle. Furniture and btiariar Fnrnid the cabbage. Cool; this slowly fori For a woman-hater, it is surpris- living in such poverty would have a store and Abraham was employed ing, Hugh, that you would walk a Welcome letters have come from: ba parchaoad at Ian than oar pricaa. become discouraged, but not Lin- as clerk. During his spare mo- about two hours more until liuuid H. V. C., A. B., K. M., M. E. F, has evaporated. mile for a girl, ami again that you eoln. ments he read and studied. would even read about us at all. M. J. W., S. N., M. R., M. B., Recognising the fact that thrift and cooaoajM "Of course, you know that he The Country Lawyer Of course, 1 realize I .should be However, we do appreciate yeur R. L. W., M. R. L., A. K. H..M.TO., lived in a log cabin—really only a! "When the Indian War broke concerned with digging up I.enten letter and hope you will find it pos- M. J. W., M. H. m bring c«it»td on every hand, oar prim* three-walled shack, since one side of I out Lincoln enlisted. At the close Idishef to pass on to you to increase Uible to change your mind about be- For those who don't know: If you have been ao adjusted that a minimum expend' it was open. In the winter a heavy of the war he thought very sen- your "l^nten cook I k,' but since j ¡ng such an ancient thing as a want to join the Pen Pals all you >"-1 woman-hater. At any rate, you do •kin covered this side to keep out ously of entering the blacksmith's you have declared yourself snt have to do is to send me the name feme ha* almost double purchasing power now. the wind and snow. There was a | trade. Howev .. h' e .. went... , instea. d i (justriou.» s i,n that.. . field, I'l.l . I not need to worry about "getting and address of your pastor, a 2-cent fireplace in this hun.ble home, and into partnership with another man | n >seir U*lay with somethinif you I acquainted" with any of my girls, stamp, and tell me something about A1 Dm Jat Cluai mm haiaii» ha an intrimic wafc it was beside this open hearth that to star•t a store. The business was lean serve at the "one full meal." | for i >ssuri y0u yl times ami far-away countries may we have a Pal in real trouble. She 7056. Ladies' maternity dress teen million dollars. Composed r not fte v v not agree with us, but it is never- This pattern is designed in sises: of Crthollc women between the his guides, and he had industry, in- * , ? - - , has to give up and go to a hospital YOST STRING QUARTBTTB 1 have of m 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48 inches «Kiis of sixteen and fifty years. itiative and courage—courage in the - >' Spring theless true that a girl may love because she worked too hard for Certificates Issued for IL'SO 00. face of the greatest obstacles." 80 th,at 1 flnish witn | laces and frills and be as dainty and others. She is terribly down-heart- bust measure. It requires IK I500.u0. >750.00 and 11.000.00. "Tom," I finished, not having in- J^1 may do the dreaded yearly | attractive as a May blossom, and ed and needs us. We cannot fail yards of 39-inch material for a 38- Sag» Imme »AJj.ee MO yJ1 Miss Kate Mahoney, Supreme I tended to make a speech, "you and over—to use a business term , yet be characterized for sound prac- her. Will every Pal who wishes, and inch sixe if made with revert. With President. Troy. N. Y.; Mrs. J. I may not have all these qualities to apply to housecleaning, ami final- tical common sense and business who is more than 16, write a letter out revert it requires 5% yards. A. Koyer, Supreme Recorder, ly succumb to my periodic attack of abilitv. She is all the better for to Agnes, and send it to me? I'll For contrasting material 5-8 yard of Lincoln, but we can acquire most spring fever with nothing very much knowing that one hundred cents forward it to her as soon as I get it required 39 inches wide, cut DAULER-CLOSI FomnuM Erie, Pa.; Miss Bertha C. Me- of them through work and persever- ase-sa tannritia Entre. Supreme Trustee, 5545 j ance. Why not, when we feel a bit on my conscience. make a dollar ami that it will not it. Any little cheery bit of verse lengthwise. »TBcrvHPiriMN Jackson street, Pittsburgh. discouraged, draw some inspiration My cousin's little boy, Joe, has buy one rent's worth more, will help a lot. Through our letters Patterns illustrated and described just rot to the age where he might Few of our girls have been reared, we must be there with Agnes beside above alto are 15 cents each. Ad from the life of Lincoln," run off any minute to Chicago to as the saying goes, under glass, that hospital cot.—S. R. (Copyright. 1931. N. C. W C) drett all requests (or patterns and clean up the city. I suppose it was Many of our girls earn their own (Copyright, 1931. N. C. W. C.) Fathion Books to Patricia Allen killing Indians when we were chil (.The Pittsburgh Catholic), 1312 Modem women would mther get dren. However, as a concession to Massachusetts avenue, N. W. a good-cry at the movies than in the this spirit, John, his father, is fix- SCHOOL CHILDREN TO FR. BONNER TO SPEAK Washington, D. C. IETZKUS kitchen peeling onions. — Louisville ing a room for him in part of their Be sure to write your name and Times. attic—beaverboarding the walls and address plainly and state number 2008-9 Jenkins Arcade installing rough bookcases. Of HEAR TRAFFIC POUCE AT TEACHERS'MEETING and sixe of the pattern you wish. If course, joe is helping and loving it. I „,. . _...„ — „ I , you order pattern and Fashion All the boys on the block are en- UncIe BlU Hunnell and "Uncle The February meeting of the Su- THE TWO MOST IMPORT] Book do not expect them together; Church Supplies Eugene S. Reilly & Co. vious of him, ami he has already be- Frank" Meyers, traffic officer speak- pervisors and Principals of the par- they will be tent you separately. gun to collect things to decorate the j ers for the Better Traffic Committee ish schools of the diocese of Pitts- (N. C.. W. C Features~ ) Religious Articles CONSTRUCTION LOANS place with, besides the permanent sUrted their se<.ond gemester round burgh will be held in Catholic High fixture of a pinp pong table, etc. His - r,.,, . , , . .. . . School auditorium, 4720 Fifth ave- CLEANSERS IN THE HO] Reel Estate Mortgages of mother says it will keep him homej Pittsburgh schools this week, nue, on Saturday, February 21, at Insurance more. | carrying the raddoctrine aned higof h traffischoocl 12 p. m. The assembled Sis tecs will Home Makers' 430-432 FOURTH AVENUE Love, j studentsafety sto othf e public ami parochial I be addressed by Rt Rev John J. ONCE USED—AI.WAYS USED Polly. ^or. „.„,„„ schools. They were re-assigned "by I Bonner, D.D., of Philadelphia. Dr. Free Library Sani-Flush ^ 1 ~ in. L NAVlM, j NOT,E, .. —Traffi —c Inspector Jaco- b —Dorte y Banner will take as his subject: <)L1>; McKeea Rocks Trust Co. lo make cut glass sparkle dip a! ^h« work "The Principal's Work of Supervi- Anje one of these publications ¿sty small brush in lemon juice and scrub j The two officers, experienced in will be mailed to you free If you « Per Cent, un tarlasi sion." glass with it. | impressing youthful minds with the Dr. Bonner has been for five years will aend Its title, together with CSS CHARTIER» A VENIE (Copyright. 1931, N. C. W. C.) your name and address, to The HON ¿>OAIJ j need of safety, will demonstrate to Superintendent of Parish Schools in Pittsburgh Catholic's Washington the children that the traffic officer the archdiocese of Philadelphia. The Office. 1312 Maasarhusetts avenue, is their friend During the coming total school enrollment of the arch- N. W.. Washington, D. C. "BARS. CHIPS. ruWDEKS THE HARTLEY-ROSE THE BABY three months the two speakers will diocese exceeds 142,000. His lecture . AND TOILET 80APS BELTING CO. appear in all schools within the city, will be the first of a series to be Making a ad Using Cottage Cheese * turco From Farter? to Tea By DR. MARTHA M. ELIOT On the Farm Manufacturers of Walter Rosenbaum, chairman of the given the Supervisors and Principals (Prepared Especial!}- b.v U. S. Chll- of the diocese of Pittsburgh by the If you do not want to make Amer- LEATHER BELTING Jren s Bureau for NCWC Features) education section of the traffic F. L. FALCK A COMPANY Superintendent of parish schools of ican or Neufchatel cheese from your Mechanical Rubber Goods snd ^ | group, states, making two complete The UM rinm (>«ar WW WW.WW *" circuits rf the school systems to be neighboring dioceses. surplus milk, there's still another Old Untai; St. N. ». Pittsburgh MILL SUPPLIES type of homemade cheese that is WerWa Closet Water OMT First A»»- Pllt.bnrcb, Pa. SLEEP AND REST carried out during the present school very easily produced in either small Mewl Cíes asar Tkat Sufficient sleep is most necessary year. The first semester activities ST. CANICE'S. KNOXVILLE or large quantities—cottage cheese. for the nursing mother. As soon as the speakers brought them in This bulletin contains many sugges- possible — certainly by the end of contact with over 115,000 school tions, in the form of recipes, of the second month of the baby's life children. All the children of the school as- Two nationally advertised products that are a h s is th r sembled in the school hall on Fri- good ways in which cottage cheese —the 2 a. m. nursing should be "T i * y®* that the %an be added to the menu. sity in every home. given up. Only one nursing should tiaffic' committee has sponsored day and listened with great joy to Everything for the Office.., be given between 6 p. m. and 6 a. safety talks ), the schools, and this the voice of the Holy Father. Lamb Aa Yon Like It im• so that the mother may have a safety education, supplementing the A delegation of St. Canice at- With the pork leaflet and one on Sani-Flush eleans closet bowls quickly and thoroui fine work of the traffic officers at beef cookery, thit completes a set TOl"H STATIONER 042 MBERTT AVE. I long, unbroken sleep after this tended the lecture of Dr. Maynard of publications on preparing meat —stains, marks and odors vanish immediately, h SINCE UT» McCloy's PITTSBURGH night feeding, which is best given school crossings and the work of the on Sunday evening. at 10 p. m. At least eight hours' school safety patrols, hss brougi.'. Father Maher of St. Francis for the table, which covers the three ing a sanitary ,closet bowl system. sleep at night and one hour's rest about a gradual reduction in the Xavier's will deliver the sermon on most used American meats. Illus- child fatality rate on the streets of trations show just how the roast leg during the day are desirable for Ash Wednesday evening. of lamb, or the stuffed shoulder or MEL'O softens the hardest water and can be used Atlantic 3720 NOTARY PUBLIC I every nursing mother. A tired Pittsburgh," according to Rosen- The Lenten devotions consist of mother can not produce the proper baum. Holy Hour on Tuesday evening at other cuts, should look when brought most every cleaning purpose in the home. Foe food for her baby. Other safety measures to be used 7:45. Stations of the Cross on Fri- to the table. Deasey Real Estate Company If the baby has not yet been in the schools through the efforts of day afternoons at 3:30 and in the (N. C. W. C Features) solving dirt—cutting grease and removing REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES, INSURANCE trained to sleep all night, or if he the traffic committee this year in- evenings at 7:45. Sermon and Bene- it has no equal. RENTS COLLECTED is fretful, it is better for some one clude the fifth annual trafT? essay diction on Sunday evenings. contest, capes and caps for safety Answering off-hand an inquiry in else to get up with him at night, A corps of painters is painting the The Digest as to why tea water is 432 Wood Street Pittsburgh, Pa. in order to save the mother's patrols, and accident spot maps. sanctuary and the altar in the blue we'd sey it is because the tea SOLD RT strength. Even when the mother church. In the meantime the drap- it so often crossed.—Weston Leader must take charge of the baby at eries are being cleaned. night the baby must always sleep ST. MARY'S, NORTH SIDE The people of St. Canice are go- GROCERS, DRUGGISTS AND HARDWARE 2 Expert Watch Repairing in a bed by himself, and it is bet- ing to make » special effort to at- ter for him to sleep in the next During the Lenten Season, the tend the Passion Play at St Mich- Gradual* of BowmanHorological following order of services will ob- room. ael's Church on Thursday, March 5, STOMACH MANUFACTURED BT Institute, Lancaster, Pa. The mother should not overwork tain : On Wednesday evening at 7:46, because on that day the proceeds during the nursing period. Often English Lenten Sermon and Bate- will go to the St. Vincent De Paul AND THE HYGIENIC PRODUCTS CO. KENNETH B. DAUB diction by Rev. Jamee M. Delaney, j mothers who have plenty of milk Society. CANTON. OHIO Phone Atlantic 0600 308 Clark Bldg. for their babies at first find that Diocesan Director of the Pittsburgh Father Collins represented St. BOWEL the amount of their milk becomes Holy Name Union. On the Sunday Canice ait the Cornerstone laying of TROUBLE greatly reduced when they go back evenings at 7:45, English Lenten the Y. M. I. on Sunday afternoon. to their household duties. Many sermon by Rev. Fr. Anthony, C.S.Sp., He delivered a powerful address When You "Bring Home the Bakin"'mother s are not strong enough to assistant pastor of St. Anthony^ which was much appreciated by the Dr. W. H. Butler, D. C undertake their regular duties until church, Millvale. Both Fathers De- people. Rekee Salinas at least six weeks after childbirth. laney and Anthony are recognised Mary Joyce died during the past W WALMUT STREET R-E-M-E-M-B-E-R throughout the Diocese as very cap- By this time the milk flow is estab- week. McKEESPORT, PA. lished. Many mothers must work able and popular preachers ami will 1-2-3-4-5 - 6 - 7 hard during the nursing period, but deliver a series of sermons of solid If the Canadian Mounted Police Hmm me Meta» 1S-S they should resume their duties Cstholic doctrine. always get their man why dont they Help lo Build Large Enough gradually. On the Fridays of Lent, during let old maids join the force?—Path- to Serve You— Fatigue from overwork should be the 8 a. m. Mass, exposition of the finder. a* wee «Ma trade-mark la a* eaek . Your avoided bv taking short rests be- Relic of the True Cross—after Mass, DESKS CRYSTAL CLEANING COMPOUND "Is tke WerM'a Small Enough tween tasks. To get more rest it blessing with the same. At 3 ¡f. m. He '., hoping that tunnel from Community in the chapel. Way of the Cross and OFFICI OUTFITTERS Qgrta? Wajl Paper Cleaaer "WW Net CrwaUe er J" to Know You is well for the mother to nurse her Detroit to Windsor will turn out to MODERN SPECIALTIES NO MOTH CRYSTALS—"Dietafectaat ami Math* 7 baby in a semi-reclining or other Benediction far the school children. be more than a funnel for the boot- Bach dajr aMs aew taal—eia U oar 5 yeen of t comfortable position. At 7:45 p. m., in the church, Way at leggers.—Bridgeport Herald. PITTSBURGH DESK A BAKER BROTHERS the Cross. Benediction for the Con- SPECIALTY CO. tkeassafe ef aetiiSe4 wen. THE ORIGINAL WONDER BAKERS gregation. We encourage our people S«a SIXTH AVKSt'B WHY NOT USB THESE PRODUCTSf to enter into the spirit of the Peni- CHAS. D. GILLESPIE Wnì mm4 steel ATtaatte son tential Season, to faithfully attend CHAMBERLIN all the Lenten services and devo- Attorno? at Law WM. H. WEHNER 2"rHARO LA^dscapr WEATHER STpipc; CRYSTAL LABORATORIES, R tions. Next Sunday is the monthly Rmm 404 SS4 Frank Aveaae ' , " fi ,, KWfilWliER mmS ADVISOR Communion Sunday for the Married Telephone 230S Court « W. PARK WAY, N. Httehergh. Pà. FAhrfSnj ,,, _ l-ANDSCAPE PLANS DESIGNED FREE Ladies' Conference. lii. our nursery business qualifies us to take Easy Monthly Terms If Wanted 8 rk Tree P. Lodebuehl & OD Sfrhf;.,*-? . J" . .* distributor. Sole distributors of Luther SAVES FUEL. STOPS RATTLING S fU-1l>a»it » '»ft wonder. In plant development—fruit tree»-bulb. and WINDOWS. EXCLUDES DUST AND t b by cMck Maybe the fight situation could be JBWBLER OPTOMETRIST Pin nd Frankatown USVrlt jm. k £ 1 »-. purtng the monthtr s of January, February DRAUGHTS Liberty Engraving Co. WESTERN SA^ •Uh ever» fS^PC YS « » baby chicki improved by classing the first two R. J. HENNE Wh «very 100 chick» ordered. A catalogue will &> mailed on reque.t. SHOES and HOSIERY •tomi*« 2 *•"«• B, A LI. I SO* PARK, PA. CAULKING SERVICE ALSO fouls as strikes. — Los Angeles Gifte fer All OccmI**« •II Wee« Street Graat 1«M DEPOSIT Graat 0381 1133 Blvd. of Allies Express. seis Crater Ave. Baal Llkerty We've Pitted Feet Over N T OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

IIÛ »AT. FEBRUARY 1». 19.11 KxtahlUhrd 1*44 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Plisas, COsrt MM DUQUESNE-LOYOLA SITTERS TO THE EDITOR DEBATERS TO MEET Blessing New York Autos Church Music Commission Rev. C. A. Saaderbeck, Secretary ilbMr N.lfhbo you have given your suppo ei ilv The varsity debating teams of l>u- I OR N. Dithridge Street (Oakland Station) Pittsburgh, Pa. Hi:—A welfare worker who "smart" line-of-bunK'-of-bunK, as what harha m quesne University and Ijoyola Unl- tsreof he speaks says that you have done, you are manly by destitution exists in the enough to try and undo; I give you i versity of Chicago will meet In the "The Diooesan Music Commission Church Music for organists and as- At city poor are reached this much manhood. Duquesne University Campus Thea shall s«e not merely that the music pirant organists will begin on Sat- but in former mi. - first of all, let me assure you, jter on Wednesday evening, March Is good in itself, but also that it is urday, February 28, 1931, at 11 a. needy are cold and that notwithstanding any of the j 18, according to announcement of adapted to the powers of the sing- m., and at ft p. m. They will be held Many Of these, of dif- present-day newspapermen's per- j Dr. Michael A. Kelly, director of laHnnslrti'i are Catholic«, sonal ideas of the matter, you can- ers." (Pope Pius X in the Motu in the Auditorium of St. Paul's Ca- and doinr for brothers not rough-ride the public like the j the local school's debating society. Proprio.) thedral High School (on North " UM. No better way to notorious yellow sheet» that the sec- The subject for debate will be: (Continued) Craig street, next to Duquesne Gar- than by R-atherinR shoes, ular press present. This is an aire I Uesolved, That the United States It is not uncommon to hear pas- den). rwsar ana clothing which of delicate and thoughtful pe<>|>le, | should enact legislation providing tors and organists say that they _ do Paul truck will gladly people that have the forming of the • for compulsory unemployment insur- have often tried to organiie a few S. Starting en Monday, April IS, Call Grant 1233. character of the nations of the i a nee. Loyola will uphold the affirm- young men for the church choir, but 1931, our church organist* will be —H., Pittsburgh, Pa. world, and whereby a spark will in- \ative, while the I>ukes will support their efforts, for one reason or an- called before the Church Mask* flame the smouldering possitnlitles I the negative. Neither the local other, have always met with fail- Commission for an examination. Tlimnn Wanted that lie underneath the smoke of in- I speakers nor the invading orators ure. We can readily believe this, These examinations will be held ev- gir:—"Hi Conference of tolerance that is manifest through- i have been selected as yet, according and also that the young men gave ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday ef the 1» buses that leave j to Dr. Kelly. evening until all the organists have charities in the Wabash out the world. You as a writer on all kinds of apparently rood excuses dally fer all points le «ha «(Bl welcome volunteers, Catholic topics should have the fore Dr. James F. Carroll, C.S.Sp., as, ecau*e lished in these columns. 972 Liberty AT». gBSv the war women doing pa- but who would perhaps see the riirht college students pursuing the arts the organist lacked musical experi- The first list of organists who ^MlgBBffc were faithful and happy. way through the example of those course should be able to speak as en*v in choir organization and be- must appear before the Dioceaan Phone (Xgfc aainpels one to state the boys of the right religion; in other words, I proficiently in l.atin as if it were (Internstlonnl N«*war«-*1) cause the pastor failed to show in- Music Commission during the week I kad a blemish on their feet how can vou expect Protestants to i one of the modern languages, and The Rev. Daniel de Nonno, pastor of the Church of the Holy Family, terest and appreciation, the choir of April 13 will be published next OOurt 1800 3fla France they wore the socks believe what you write and teach (intends to try out his theory in his New York City, hleiwing an automobile before his church, «here there work was anything but attractive. week and a personal notice will be SC *%waotM*" here knit and sent in your paper if you start out and new club. He would have as a con- has been installed a Shrine of St. Christopher, patron of travelers. I There is no doubt in many cases sent to the respective individuals. try to get "smart" with your own dition for membership a strict test j Father de Nonno'» church haa come to he known as "the church of j that the selection of better and list of Liturgical Masses for with leas glamour, today sect when what you have tried to 'of the student's ability to speak the the motorists." A Mass is ss id there each Sunday specially for ! easier music (that is music more Children (In Unison): RIDGE .ifglfc no leas need. Get busy and make yourself » man of "smart" ljatin. motorists, and the ceremony of hlessing automobile» is conducted there I adapted to the powers of the ring- E. Bottigliero: (a) Maaa in hon. ^^ ggtUfaction will be great, intellect, you have made yourself each second Sunday. ers) would have helped both the or- of the Blessed Virgin, Op. 106; (b) out to be an ass. I ganist and the men. And an evidence Mas« in hon. of St. Ciix>, Op. 10ft; fl^ —-T. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. then you are out of a job, and if | 0. Ravanello: Mieaa in hon. St. Were you as eairer to Investigate out of a job, look out you will be j of the pastor'» appreciation, a few i words of encouragement, or, in a Irenaei; Joe. Renner: Second Mass, IIIHIII Peraona you would find that the Loyal Or- one of the 20,000,000 looking for Op. 52; Jos. Rhelnberger: Missa Sir:—You will be doing a der of Moose, of which 1 am a mem- I work. j more material way, an occassional smoker or dinner, would have kept puerorum, Op. 6ZB; C. Rossini: Maas , perhaps to some of your ber, did exactly the same thing for Very truly yours, Propagation of Faith Society Orbis Factor. By publishing the attached, Christmas, and we members thought C. L. PreFontaine, the men together and would have SST¡i 12S North Craig Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; engendered the feeling that the of- All the above mentioned Masses t*mttan a to time it is my happy nothing of it, believing that the in- Fon du lral missionaries, the ruin of nu- j always satisfy them, and a goodly marvelous material for his choir THIC DIKKCTRBiaa —Anna A. Egan, holding, but would remain in your matter up with you. Lest you think merous mission stations, the misery , number of schools have been forced ! among the boys of the fifth, sixth rk.M. sia—ley asas NT South Neglev Avenue, shell, and fear the wrath of the mul- | me biased, I hasten to mention that ; of the (Catholic population and a j to close. | and seventh grade« of the parish Furnished by Day, Week Pittsburgh, Pa. titude. What you need is a little [ I like The Pittsburgh Catholic very i general uncertainty practically par- j A third danger to the missions is | school. And if there is no parish or Contract misery and neglect of the world to much, and usually the column under alysing mission work. Many mis-1 the economic crisis. It has appar- i school, there is certainly a Sunday BANKS . CHURCHES A Brickbat aet you right. Come out of It, let fire. | sionaries have been captured and in : ently spread throughout the world School where the organist can easily THEATERS. ETC Ursalne Academy ' Par Mr:—I have read with much your own personal idea* remain dor- In the first place, I cannot under- I several cases have been tortured. In during the past year and has begun | find a dozen boys whoae voices are PAINTERS AND INTERIOR jbgat four editorial in the iWent mant, that you may better let the 1 stand the prejudice some Catholics,I spite of these setbacks, the Church | iii the past few months to make it-1 naturally sweet in tone. Why not DECORATORS (irisilliai A VMM, aear Peee) Em of your periodical entitled rest of as enjoy life. We care not ! evidently you are among them, have , ha« been able to register progress, self felt in the missions. The in- have the pastor hold these boys for All Scaffolding Approved BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOIr, Swmdling." Permit me to for your personal ideas, nor do against the Jews. The persecutions 1 especially in the less tried sections j come from local products Is falling j fifteen or twenty minutes after Sun- with my fellow-citizen of we much less tolerate your "bunk." 1 of the North. In Indo-China. the 1 and material substitutes from foreign I Jay School (with the promise of a By State Law C—ilrtil by I'raallaa Haas j the Catholics ami Jews nave under- Approved and Accredited by the Mr. Joannes, in all he One advantage we have over you is, gone down through the ages, should, 'Nationalist troubles, while not re-; countries are suddenly decreasing.! little reward if advisable)? Let the PITTSBURGH WINDOW State Board of Education aad add my rebuke. You will that if we do not like your paper we 1 to mv mind, provide a common bond suiting in great material damage, | It seems certain that this crisis will organist teach them a Gregorian Affiliated with Duquesns Unlv—«' :n apace, I trust, as can cease reading it, if we all do, I brought to light a deep hostility in j be particularly felt in 1931. | Mass or an easy Mara in modern A HOUSE CLG. CO. sit? of Pittsburgh. ! of sympathy between the two sects. 4M -FOURTH ATE. | It was a nasty crack, unsportingiy j some of the rural sections of the I We may, in spite of present de- j gtyle for children's voices in uniaon. A at* l«i ikt ¡aimed, in Movie Picture Review j country. India, with its Gandhi agi- ! pressing con portrayal of character and cir male choirs for our churches and in ri I tab—ab. pa. iu«bMw a*ffc»e saas Spatial Facilities far Printing Periodical* sympathy than she was seeking. fittingly observed at Ursuline Young mmstanee artistic and delightful. keeping them alive are not to be Ladi.-s' Academy. The first hour wa.- | His words pleading for taste and May 1 add that I had already seen 1 imputed to the singers but rather to Telephone Grant 19M and 1951 "Cimarron" at an earlier preview spent by the classes in their reaper- high standards on the stage were the carelessness of pastors in a few and was sufficiently taken with the | tive recitation room* with commem- j taken to heart by his listeners who instances and to the incompetence of W-U4 FERNANDO STREET PITTSBURGH. PA. picture to invite three friends to at- orations of the great anniversary, j ,.wr prize his prescriptions for weil- the organists in most of the others. THE ST. XAVIER SCHOOL tend the same preview you men- For the remainder of the morning ¡being in literature and noble Cath- In regard to incompetence the LATROBE, PA. tioned. Needless to state, we suf- [ they adjourned to the auditorium en j gljc Church Music Commission calls the Caadaetad br 'be QUI— ad Bar Baardla* Babesia Me Bills aad BsMB fered no distress in being among the masse to receive the Apostolic Bene- ______attention of the organists to the fol- Ad accredited high school commercial courses aad elementary départisse! "few Gentiles in the house." diction of Pope Pius XI. This won- FR. McCARTY ILL lowing notice. (or girla Elementary Softool for boys. Music. Art, Athletloa 'Perfect Laundered Clothes Look Sincerely, derful message ex urbe et orbe of I R*-v. Thomas J. McCarty, C.S.Sp., Notice to Organists Fee Cataloga* l||lr la UM Dtreetreea —Katherine Boissou, the then inaugurated and blessed | Ph.B., principal of Duquesne Und- We wish to bring to the attention Better and Last Longer" Pittsburgh, Pa. radio station of the Vatican City j versity Preparatory School, was! of the organists of the Pittsburgh State was aa clear as the Silver! confined to the Mercy Hospital last j Diocese the following points; Lot Us Demonstrate That Wa Can Please the Most Disrespect in Church Trumpet notes that were "Marconi-; week, suffering from a severe cold, 1. Those who have not yet re- graphed" in advance of the »onor-1 FY. McCarty's illness, while not turned the questionnaire sent to MT. GALLITZIN ACADEMY Dear Sir:—Several weeks ago 1 Discriminating you were good enough to run a ous cadence and lofty periods of the serious, was sufficient to keep him them on February 4, 1931, regarding BADEN, PA. little article of mine drawing atten- Holy Father's consoling message of I from his duties at Duquesne. their attendance at the "free class BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS * FAMILY BUNDLES ONLY SOLICITED tion to the gross disrespect shown peace, His exhortation of fidelity Rev. Alphonse ,J. Favre, C.S.Sp., lessons" on church music to be given our Sacramental Lord through the to the peoples of the world ami His i Dean of Discipline, took charge of by the Diocesan Music Commission, Phone, Rochester 102 Address Directrsaa discourtesies shown so many Com- Thanksgiving to Clod in the words; the Prep school during the princi- must do so at once. Perfect Laundries of Pittsburgh municants, who are forced as they of His text, "Glory to God in the ' pal's absence. 2. The free class lessons on return from the Altar railing to Highest." SM R, Lexington Avenue Churchill 3900 climb over the folks in their pew*. The epitome and translation of the I Publicity Doos Nat Maha a Reputation. Tha RepUtetien ai Just how universal is the prac- Latin by Rev. Thomas F. Coakley PITCAIRN, PA. tice? I would like to hear from were eagerly listen«! to as were the I members of the various churches as vibrant sounds beforehand like the | SETON HILL COLLEGI f Let Aadjr Make Your Suit—Sot Your Own Price to the custom. Perhaps it might be roaring not of the ether waves AT YOUR FINGER TIPS By« Wa Ctaaa. Wa Prase aad Steaas—Wa AHer aad Repair is muda by Ita WOMEN in The »ark wa da la leaf Uke aaw, possible to have some good priest of which are only carriers of sound, j Se let aa Nva aad dye fa* yea. the city start a campaign for a Liv- themselves silent, but of the surge : 5 Foreign Countrios and SS American St TAILORING THAT SATISFIES ing Tabernacle Society. If every of humanity's ocean encircling the j The World of Entertainment am Catholic group in the city interested world and the rumble of far-off; AftDY'S TAILOR SHOP *,VJ, its members in demanding that re- strife—on this day not internecine; MAJESTIC, ZENITH AUTOMATIC TUNING AND spect he shown to those who carry —but that of allied forces in haste j THE NEW VICTOR RADIO—R. C. A. the Sacred Host upon their tongue, to gain their leader's side. 120 Center Avsnus Phone Ml Pitcaim, Pa. SAINT VINCENT COLLEGE 'SM United Pbons 35-W there are various means by which JOSRPB T. JEWELL—Pkeae Cbarcblll 44SI—W. B. JBBTBU. respect might be gained. One way At 1:30 a scholarly dramatic In- j LATROBE, PA. RWISTOWN DRY CLEANING AND would be that if the Communicants terpretation of Corneille's great comedy, "Le Memteur" was given by Ask for Catalofae of CalWfa er CaOefa Pretsrstary LAUNDRY COMPANY would refuse to elbow their neigh- Dr. Frederick W. Paulding of New i bors who do not wish to move into York. He recommended this little- Cartful Cleaners their pews and would humbly kneel known classic, this comedy of man- SOUTH MAIN STREET LEWISTOWN. PA. in the aisles until the Host is dis- PITCAIRN ELECTRIC COMPANY CAM LP solved and a proper Thanksgiving ners to revived production, to the' —THAT MORE NORM uva BBTTBB aam offered, the usners of the various perusal of all lovers of a strong, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AND SUPPLIES REAL HOME COOKING ethical lesson, amusing and clean, | Waabera, swsesers aaS Ireae— Weetlasbaaea Ball lassatala MBS. B. STBIMBAUSBB churches would then take the mat- and to the consideration of students, bas salaried Iba MM «asIIMMs a* «ha -Maaaa B" tes* • ter into hand. for its wit, wisdom, brilliance, true dia Broadway Ball Pbsas Pitea Ira tad br tahlas ever tbe aMaaaaami ad (ha WIYANDT DRUG CO. The writer who has had the honor psychological basis and noble ANN BAILIE FRIENDLY LUNCH ROOM Specialty Proscriptions of conducting parties to many fa- philosophical expression. As more mous Shrines of the world and has aia LIBERTY AVENUE Ben Phanaa Trafori W81-MÍ3-M71 accessible and current than Cor- Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, t to 11 A. Ms "S CT MB «au MMMT Situ UT A* ABB at Et ATENUE TRAFFORD. PA. watched the devotion paid to the neille's play. Dr. Paulding instanced tombs of the Saints, agrees with Charles Matthews' "The Liar," a Daily 12 to 9 P. M. Sunday by Appointment Thomas a Kempis that if the Blessed paraphase of the original five-art PHONE 2t6 PITCAIRN Sacrament was in but one spot in play of Corneille to a two-act com- National First Aid of America QUALITY AT CUT RATE MICES ¿ H. WASSERMAN BUILDING EQUIPMENT CO. the world, then great would I)e the edy of intrigue based on Foote's ver- Teilst Basés, Bna Basan«». SI Peaa aad ran Wie as w Ska Sea Made ta Oram. Ta raed aad l»rr-«'leaned throng of worshippers and many the •sas ñas» raipila Siali Treede— Lineimi»—Draperlea aad WaWsMia s aad lilwirt Ol — Waatear Stritela* _ «nalase — Sereene — liraperr Hardware pilgrimages. Why must It be that DR. WM. Ha COOK, D. C. M. E. COBB Venetian Rilada—Kallawlea faralabed the greatest Pilgrimage that can lie Druflass Physician—Druflass and Elactric TraatmaBta •U Waeblnstnn Read. UT. LBRAHOW. »OtTH BILLS made, (and within the reach of the The Mountain" Heagy Drug C^ he. LBhieb aaaa bm.I Lnaica sdss-n poorest of persons) to the Altar of! Corner Center snd Second Street Pltaalra. Pa. God and back must be an occasion 1808 ""VieVe ::r 1931 of insult by so many to Him. RrrlHlantlral 9en»l«arjr nt.t * R**flT«*llt Hti, M D. DUQUESNE - HOMESTEAD • MAI Several years ago I brought this , CmiiaHfi by M«««lar rirrtjmp* Jrlam Radio Service Laboratory matter up in several circles and A Mr 4 h) VRNJ I'rofraaora hope to make a renewal of effort. Courue: Clanalcftl, Scleiitlflc, Pri»- HOUCK'S FOR MEDICINE St., WUflMrdiaf, Pa. Valley 23S3 Will you help to see that eur Cath- MedJca!. Hlfch School. Separat« pepartmcnti for boys between the C W. ALLEBRAND & SON M service far tha tasullstise, Maintenance and repair olic laity begin to look at. the.mat-1 RRpfl of 12 and 14 years. For cata- THE REXALL STORE et |Mr nil receiver. ter in the proper light? Ios addreu Fumttrtd Dbrmeton —Anna A. Egan, Rt. Rat. Hair. B. J. Brallcf, LL.D. PITCAIRN PENNSYLVANIA ai nom mat mi* fr* . Btmmmkk - Stom-HmM& Pittsburgh, Pa. PrraMral •as ' i i ' Ujü-jt. TRI R«MR, RFBFTT'AI TEK O'tfchihH 1*44 THF PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Phon» (Our! ftSAÎ FEBRUARY NOVENA — C-O-A-L —> MEN'S AT LORETTA f ARMEL | Listening To Pope's Broadcast | J^pQp ^PRIL 8

Suits or Overcoats tetecii Councils W.ll Join In - C O A L Annual Social Gathering CLEANED During Easter Week & PRESSED Have Your Coal Delivered Eal p Pressed Only... 25c 50c I pet ed Wedne.sí When the Thermometer Goes Down—th* as the date of the Chapi of Coal Goes Up. Order from the li i- \I.SO KM H p, Dealer Listed Below for Delivery Early FREE! N Kl K ! I ES l,V> Ml ri K XV Kl» FREE! j Mona «lei Per usyh unía, I haptei he ll.'km,' I .mi ( IL. ole, (.rand Kmght of nil, to head the mm- ng and .«rd- will be COAL COAL COi ml commi I lees of the LADIES' ude officers and mem- CALL CHURCHILL 7100 lowing affiliated coun . Allegheny, Pittsburgh, Dresses and Coats M a i B ra ti dock, M.hee-port, D. J. KENNEDY COMPi Jeannette, Sew Ken Plain or Plmted llevue. (ireensburg. Am Dealers in Fine Domestic Coals Mis E»cellenrv Ihi- Mont Rev. Pietro l iiinasunt Biondi. \po^lolic II. U • .ra. Homestead, Coraop gale IN I lie I ill I ed Slates, photographed in I he crypt of I he National a. \ r. hhishop and I rwin 7535 THOMAS STREET—COR. BRADDOCK k\ CLEANED Shrine of I he I in marti lai e I oncepf ion af t lie I atholir I niversilv of Bort 1'itl f.eiieral Assembly \ inerirà, \\ ashington. II. I ., where he listened lit the voice of H i.s I- fh I) LOW PRH ES PROMPT SERVICE REST QUI & PRESSED Holiness Pope Piti* \ I broadcast front Val irati ( it y Kolli»»» ing t lie Mo inr hundred member- broailcasf, .1 solemn M ass was celebrated 1 it t he crypt in co tu iti e mora- of Columbus assem Pressed Only.. 40c lion of f he n 1 it t fi anniversary of t he 11 oil I til tier's coronation Ihr .p.dis council head 75c rad io recetvei which a ppears in t he pici lire was noi used, as I he I a r g e \\ 'ednesday evening. H ltd brilliant audience heard t he Pope's voice through large amplifiers 11 11 d observed the 49th That Good Adamsbiirjr Coal in Carload Lot« hi connect ed b\ wires with I he radio receiving point on Long Island ar\ of the founding of their VI,SO ONK N X VI I lit Icfl IS. Monsignor P. I. Met ormici. of I he ( aI holte I ili I New Haven. Conn , in Sold [Exclusively by I El I H XT versi! j. \i I he right is Monsignor Hernard \ Mc.he.nna, Director of rt t he ''.1st anniversary of FREE! i l E \ \ El» FREE! I he National Stirine of I he Immacolate ( 'oncepf ion tuTu.it of Pittsburgh coun- NO cil 1 then called Mononga BIXLER COAL & COKE 'i I;» council) in the Southside, Pittshurgh, February 11, 1900. A Fulton Building Phone Atlantic 9720 Pittsburg^] SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON group nf charier members of old Curtain«—Druperie»—Furniture Cover« TEXT OF HOLY FATHER'S ADDRESS Mo gahe.la, headed by Charter By the truck load by (¡land Knight I'.x'tor M* K. Crea 1 en, were honor guests and on he EDWARD TOMAJKO Glove« Cleaned, 15c AS BROADCAST FROM THE VATICAN 1 ¡111 of ihe nine councils in the 21st and J7i h dist riets under whose aus- Adamaburg, Pa. Phone Jeanaattffl Men's Hat» Cleaned and Blocked, 25c pices the celebration was held, Ihs- Kinryl QimIiIv (.1 \RA\TKEII work h< ripirirnrnl men. ONE Pop! trirt Deputy Robert E. MrCreary IIU SERVH E. KRKK mntdini: I nilurinn if drxirrd. Privulr Vat presented Pittsburgh council with a bontHa lor rhnntting Hlothrs nl tIn* t'rui r Ih \venue Store. I andsomely engrossed and framed I'o testimonial signed hv the officials of THE ENTERPRISE COAL nft t hose councils and the District l'h<> i Our« I •» I 'J * Ourt W. WHOLESALE and RETAIL I (ML «ML mil nig TO HONOR MEMORY Deputies, Edward I,ee Rladel and MESSENGER for n n »I fielt« er « nur rlaihft Mi MtCreaiv un* plirf In ihr «•«*«• m l*»«vw Coal and Ice Sand, Gravel, Cm «tiafrlrf. Inr «»nl* lAr. Oihrr OF IRISH MARTYRS Kdward A McCanri, of Chartiers SERVICE |i»rl« n( rill Mir nn order council, presided in his exceptionally Lime and Brick »1 nf Weste happy fashion over a well arranged Office: 652 WALNUT STREFT prog ram that left not a dull mo- strong soldiers í ..f t he K ment anywhere. Rev. James M De- Both Phone» 99 EAST LIVERPOOL, (,r with you we laney and Judge John P. Kgan were leasts and good 11 i "K. M"1: "J •>, tB t hi M Tern I he principal speakers and delivered em iter» fnirt-s and 110« pio, R2S r. nur, ivttshur gh. messages on the same theme, worth words the pers of your ppiirni 1 p rogram of Irish i while being taken up as a major ac- Hear. song and s tory v^ i Il Of supplpii icntcil tivity by Catholic societies every- Central Supply Com] To XI i hv nuit ion pi ri un rluding shovv- where. and which will be recom- j&a/ità •lis toward < re faithful mended to the Knights Supreme 1 II g of vifw s of Irish ..•ffit-rv , fon DISTRIBUTOR OF CHAMPION COAL CASH d CARRY CLEANERS "I, id your cit izens city and of Luring llic II.-« Il ivrr Shan nori . irr C.turicil f<>r consideration. all the V •it triral pini >r .lu)•i n .1 Musical programs were contrib- Ask Your Dealer ALL WORK DONE IN OUR OWN PLANT li.tt who. lik.i bet levers, the men ¿erioral ih airman of r uted hv the Knights of Columbu id the poor. H en r, o and won ,'hoin the apostle orchestra of the 21st district, with Greenaburg Avenue ------Turtle Creek, P*.; ten oh distant peopl makes h ', even though lie !'. V\ \ I.HI Rt; V E ASI INI» At l.ang directing, and the Alle- Phone Valley 33 To God .\ml let th longing tv. in the aporto gheny Council K. of C Glee Club TWELVE STORES ord. glory t.. (lot! vi th us and with i Sun. Kebruarv with James T. Winferling directing. 'tilers, the bishops | M ass a Grand Knight John K. Sullivan di- jOW or the ».n » M I.ATKII SI.*«. < I \ 111 11» CI.AIRTOM Wl'T I 347 FOURTH AVENUE, at Smithfield Street ( • I o (imi whi ijs tu ottr and PResta , to you. oh ,'hild'r n. 10:30, Hi Mass rected the activities of a committee da power lo • >f making |teo| C,od I sheep of His ermoii. at: ir. P. m„ Nl. na Ite- of fifty members of Coraopolis coun- I rl<-|(l.ni*r UK« 202 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite Stanley Theater Is arrive c o the con pasture, voi if the race, reg,il V( is, Hen. lictinn and \ t ration cil who served a splendid lunch in fines of the earth; and penice pn priest-hood, holy nati peo pu of the relic of St. Walburga. record Urne. On behalf of his coun- 67 STATION STREET, Crafton, Pa. éarth wheie we are re p resenla ti vp„s gai ned 1»\ ( Montour Coal ft Coko _ 1 .enteil sermoti hv Fallier Cecil, eil, Past Grand John P. Goff wel- w kfllf.iil. nn4 lleiBll Healers 416 S. MAIN STREET. West End nf that divine Jesus, the Kedeeme \ntin to Strive f-'or O.M.Cap. followpd bv Benedict ion, come.l the meeting to Coraopolis. whose conii ng annoimi: ed pene il r mode.-1 pü known every Wednesilav evening; Frida» Telegrams of congratulation wert- 1,01 ! Pittsburgh Coal Co.'s Product Exclueivttp 917 CHARTIERS AVENUE. Elliott peace lo the far and peace to ti TO en, and a whieh 1- ovehings 111 S o'i lock arid Sun.iav reeeived and read from State I'epu- ear, parìl'virtg in the Itlond of ti; •. all th.1t afternoons »t 3 ..'. lock, Stations of ty John R. I'. Magill of Philadel- 3807 FIFTH AVENUE. Oakland ross Imih I he thing- thal. a re 11 7 arth a- well a- those in ih.' skies. wbieh 1 the Cr..--, Benediction and \ eneta phia. The attendance of offleers and 5859 FORBES STREET. Squirrel Hill vahle and tion of the particle of the Holy members was representative of ev- W ords t» t atholics 1.1 fame, eve and everv C'ioss. rry Council in VV'estern Pennsylva 1308 BENTON AVENUE. Cor. Brighton Road, N. S. To Pai hot ics In spoaking. thei tie discipJir fibject Ka.-tc for the Holy ilia, many present making a fiO-mile «t.l. «>t II ( IMI. I« mi II1MI (1 1 1 rlKAtllB work- N'aine Societ \ a ml men and young round trip fo be present. It was Office and Yards—Fifth Avenue Ext., Coraopolia, 538 CALIFORNIA AVENUE. Avalon. Pa. 1 men. I he apostle commands us t do gnnd tu ail. bui (vsjicciailv to th' I I •< may orified in ev- men, will he on Sunday, March I, an noticed that the annual Faster «t h « ruo\ H H 1937 Charte* Street, North Side (Plant) ervants of the fail.h. We 11111 n(. and April 5. Christian Mothers, week ball of Pittsburgh Chapter will le retore nddrvss olir first word.- t To II fide and : •hi - Also to M»r''h S and March 27. Young I.a be held at William Penn hotel on 129 Browniville Road, Mt. Oliver theni. ti 1 ali those who, makiiig pari you olir tlnnight- M I our word- '''''s ^'"'alin March 1". and April 5. Wednesday evening, Anril 8, with of the familv and folti of the l,ord turo ;i. ni.inv of yo j*e far from ' "r -''I"*"' children, Maivh ami cards and dancing programmed, H. J. MM K. I"rr«tilr«l ». A. KOCK. I 2918 West Liberty Avenue, Dormont Mr«. I'bonr. I.lnilra .DHNd a», ri»«, nMMÌ which is the falli..lic éhùreh, cali us fai Ih and frum the it» of Christ. 'April 2. with the sweef hitme of fattici") To l:'or you ever\ day v offer nravers »he Feast of St. Walburga will • all. earnest be celebrated nn Wednesday, Feb FBKK ORGAN RECITAL fatiier and to snns we speak: f.o ihe lo (¡od and the Lord ll,ar sheep and to the lamhs; t.. ali thiise Iv asking that He w His light il v - "'ith High Ma - at S ST. WEMIELIVS, CARRKK trel of St. John's church. South Side, whom the shepherd and su premè luminate you .uni 1 de vou ami "'clock. General Communion nf the At the free organ recital to he West View Coal & Supply Pittsburgh, will deliver the sermons king, Jesus l'Iiri-t, ha« eonfided to uniti voli to the sheep which school children and Veneration of given in Carnegie hall. North Side St. Wendelin's churrh will offer its 3 o'clock next Sunday afternoon ISLAND AVE. and ROLLER ST. »•arh Sunday evening' during l,ent. us in order to iipiinsh them ami he? nice, and that there be the relic of the Saint after Mi ... K«H'h will he assisted by Ross parishioner« a full ¡H'heilule of l-en- bather Spiegel is a speaker of note g .lille t Ite Iti. • IrI and on«- sheph6rd. Novena of the ni NORTH SIDE - PITTSBURGH, ten »ervieei during the llnl\ Season. in the diocese and will prove very To the Hn V, T< c lose on Kebruatv 'jr. ji the- even in s? Munn, tenor, and Isabelle Rink, ar- 1 nors -And sinco we an TRUCKS FOR HIRE—I TO 5 TON On SuiiiIhv anil Friday afternoon. » at interesting to his hearers. Every our brethren, •di nlv debtor with Holy Hour, lien Hlirtio-n and eompanist. all. speak first t< \>n»Trttion of the relic. 1'ki.ltr, < >4»r 4IMm-patriarch. i-ll th-..-•• govern that they com , 7:46 there will l»e Stations of the every effort possible to attend thes< bishops, bishops, prelates and main! 111 justice and in charity. Onr adViinlagc of b^injf fat is that Cross. On Wednesday evening* at devotions regularly not only for his priests; distributed in the different toward utility and edification, and A re on line: to Spr re tary Hy«N\ the waistline provides a mighty 7:45 and on Sunday evenings at 7:.'I0 own spiritual improvement hut like grades of the hierarchy, the pruici not toward ruin, always remember there can be no g-ood time?, irooil shork absorber in a revolving1 there will be I^nten sermons and wise in honor of the Passion and pal objecL of our dailv -ta!k- and at ing that there is no power if not Virginian Pilot. door. Buffalo Kvening News. Order by Name • • • Benediction. The Rev. William Spie- death of the Saviour. the same time the auxiliaries and from (.¡oil, and that to God they must partakers of our labors: We pnt\ render rigorous count. and beg that each of you remain To subjects To subjects, then we OHIO faithful tn that vocation in which say. that they should obey their su- "CASTLE SHANNON COAL UNIONTOWN, PA. he was called, and that oajc-h one of periiirs, not a> toward men, but as you walk worthily of the vocation toward God, knowing that he who Bell, Main 3200 to which you have been called. resists legitimate authority resists • . • Call CArrick "Service Assured to Our Insured" Nourish the 11 nek of find which is the dispositions of God, and that he The 0. R. Brownfield Insurance Agency amongst you, forming with all your who in this way resists prepare.- heaii your dock so that when the damnation for himself. THE GOLDEN STAR Phone »2 HI »1 hsTIIM. Ill If.ltlM., I Mll»Tlin>, ri. Prince of Shepherds appears ymi Words tn the Rich We Write Fire, Life, Bonds, Automobile, will receive the incorruptible crow n -I' ,. 1 ... , . , , McMAHAN COAL COMPANY! „1.,,,. I o 1 lie rich \\ e speak to rich and Operator» and Shipper» of Youghiogheny Caa Boiler and Compensation po t! way: To the rich we DAIRY CO. (•iiirled Inward (ti»od iia t must consider them- .1 MIRK MrMat|o%, rrr. ami H4>a*r»t Hatttiitr llfllrtt UrmiIb llfttaf Kilrtt.lnti, \r,t Klrtal »trrrl Meanwhile the ur»d of peac»* who -eive- as ministers nf divine provi- WHOLESALE and RETAIL ad resurrected from death the dence and depositarie-s and dispen- l.inrnln Arrnup Extrnnion. CHARLEROI. PA. Hours Pull» !' in :. I" Mon . \\>d mut Su 1 ut dit.% I nul « i' M re-at pastor of the sheep in the sers of then goods, to whom Jesus blood of t tie eternal testament, our Chri.st himself recommended the Ice, Milk, Cream and Dairy Products DR. KAPLAN DR. MALLAS IjOrd .lesu- Christ, guides ynu poor. and I'roin whom the Divine OHIO toward every good so that you may Judge, then, will demand more be- EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO Ca« Admininfcreri Reaaonahle Price» fulfill Hi- will, ai-complishing in, cause they have received more; and DENTISTS v.nir-elf that which will be plKisiitg they must remember aUvavs the di Morfei 11 Di . i, r w »» Mil» >1111:KT. t Mti\Tim», r«. in Hi- sight by mean- of Jesus vine word- "Woe unto you oh rich." STUART P. McLEAN Floi l'Ittinr *,fT Christ. In the poor We exhort, then, in 126 Wick Ave., Youngilown, Ohio To the Ueigious And now we the Lord, the poor who recall to us speak to you, oh son- and daughter the poverty of Jesus Christ oil I Lord WASHINGTON SQUARE PHARMACY Funeral Flowers a Specialty of our predilection who. emulating and Savior. Remembering his ex the tie si examples and seconding not amples and his promise- they should C. S. TH \TCHFR Klowfri for All Omnionn at Mndrratr Pricri at All CARTER ICE CREAM only the precept s but a I.so the ile not abandon the gatherinu of spir- PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS PROMPT DEI.I VERY sires and counsels of the divine king 1i11.1t riches, rendered so much more Car. Fifth and W aahington St. STECHENVILLE, OHIO "A FOOD—NOT A FAD" UNIONTOWN. PA. and His sptiii.se. in fidelity to yout easily to them, and though attempt- most holy vows and in the religious ing in so far a.- is legal to better discipline of all your life, perfume their state, with good and upright 1 with viigin fragrance the church of heart let them make the Ills el ve« The Fort Steuben Hardware & Supply (rod. illuminate it with your rentem agreeable to the 1,0rd. anil let theni CARNAHANS DRUG STORES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOSEPH HAKY & SON plations, uphold it with prayers, en never extend their hands toward in Fifth Sfreet. N FW FIX, W. V A. rich it with science and doctrine, cul iqiiity. Mulberry Street. 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