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Interment at Honeoye Falls, N.Y. -1-': %Ieiat3aft, presided over by His Em- rangement was consummated here Chicago, 111., March 4.—Students Bogota, Feb. 22.—A very favor- Schilling, aged 74 years and 11 m Hyde—Mrs, Eva Hyde died at the today whereby the Bemlnary openedffrom all over the world will attend able Impression has been created months, died March 4, at the btme, If Jne&ce l^&hcis Cardinal Bourne, Pri family home, 428 Frost avenue, aged the Twenty-eighth International Eu-here by the statement of Samuel H, 2816 St. Paul boulevard. Fuaeral mate ot England, will leave London In Philadelphia last fall by Bishop 43 years. Funeral from SS. Peter and Juae 5 for the Twenty-Eighth Inter Constantine BohnchevBky, of the Ru- eharistlc Congress to be held herefpiles, Envoy Extraordinary and Mia from St, Thomas* Church, March 8. Paul's Church, March 13. Kibbee—Mrs. Margaret Klbbee jjational Eucharistic Congress to be thenian Greek Catholic diocese, at June 20 to 24, and, according toister Plenipotentiary of the United Riley—Patrick Riley died March held here June 2Q-4, according to a the request of the Holy See, for thewor d received at JC ucharistlc head-|states who, when asked recently ftp. Funeral from Holy Apostles^ *°' 119 Len0X 8treet' died M*"h Funeral from St Monica's Church cablegram Just received at the Con­ education of priests of the Ruthen- quarters, students from Ireland will what was his first wish for his coun- Church, March 12. March 9. gress headquarters. lan Rite, will be enlarged greatly. be the most numerous. try during the year 1926, replied: Beflty—William Beilly died March The Ongress housing committee The arrangement was made' be They will make up classes to at "I desire a renewal of energy in U M fl p 8. Funerm from Sacred Heart Church Aldle ^ at ^~ner homeh^°^ * ? K* w has secured 1,100 rooms in- Chica tween Bishop Bohachevaky and theten d the lectures to be given by order to preserve faith in God, faifh Marof T9 l " > No. 840 Meigs jEo httela to accommodate the pil Rev. Augustine Galen, O.S.B., Presi scholars from all over the world on'ln our country and faith in ourselves, aiarea i£, street, March 6, aged 76 years grim*. There are indications thatfdent of tbe Catholic Union, a society Higher Education Day, the third of for without faith, divine and human, .Woodbury street, died March 8. Fu­ more trill join the party later, for the reunion of the separated the Congress, at Soldier Field, the'cltles, states and nations are worth Hospital, March 10. Funeral from neral from Holy Redeemer Church, The Red Star liner Pittsburg has churches with Rome. The seminary Municipal Pier, the Coliseum, Audi-'nothing." St, Monica's Church, March 12. March 12. bmm designated the official ship for hereafter is to be known as the Cath­ toriuni and numerous large halls Commenting on these words, the Sperl—John William Sperl, aged Masauskas—Mrs. Nellie Masausfcas the English delegation, which will olic Union Seminary, and will be throughout the city. Lecturers will noted statesman Marco Fidel Suarez, 45 years, died Mareh 7, at the fam­ aged 37 years, died March 9 at the Include many noted prelates of the under the Joint direction of the Ru talk in their native language. [ox-president of Colombia, declared ily home. No. 189 Cady street. Fu-^Z, No. 14 Ketchum street. Fu­ British IaleB. Several altars will be thenian Bishop and the president of The Irish students will come from that: neral from SS. Peter and Paul's ' neral from St. George R. C. Church installed to give all the passengers the Catholic Union. the universities of Dublin, OaJway, "Applying these teachings of the Church, March 12 March 12. the opportunity of bearing Mass Plans now being drawn up provide and Cork. Catechism to the sociology of the Sperl—Mrs. Anna Pavelsky Sperl Dunnignn—William F. Dunnigan daily. for a modern building to cost up­ Irish guilds of labor unions will Continent of Columbus in this day aged 44 years, died March 9, at the died March 9 at the family home, On their return from the gather-, ward of $250,000. It will house 100 send representatives to attend theW transformations and progress, we family home. No. 189 Cady streetL ,QK ... „M 1 0 7 5 A C nue Fuaeral ing at Chicago, the pilgrims will visit students from the diocese of Bishops Congress as well as prominent mem-jmay draw evident conclusions. We Funeral from SS. Peter and Paul's ? " f, T "^? ™ :, ™. _ the famous shrine of Ste. Anne de Bohachevsky and Basil Takach, the bers of the commercial and profes-'recognize that the elder sister of Church, March 12. Mfro m St. John the Evangelist Church Beaupre, near Quebec, Niagara, Mon latter the Ordinary of the Diocese of slonal classes. One of the largest these republics, as the nation of Tierney—Mary Elizabeth TlerneyM^C!Lfr, treaL and Toronto also are included Pittsburgh, Greek Rite. delegations will come from Belfast. Washington has called herself, died March 9 at the family home, „ ^f0""\am,es Uc?ih*™ %? ml- • in the itinerary- The ste is regarded as opoch-mak More than 5.000 members of the should lead the <;holr of tributes to 174 Cameron street. Funeral fromMarch ,9 ,at hl* hoin! in. th£. °"?- Holy Name Pledges Support ing in the reunion work being car Detroit Holy Name Society will at- the Christian faith while at the same Holy Apostles' Church, March 12. Funeral from St. Marys Church, March 11. Elaborate preparations for the rled on In the United States by theten d the CongresB.accordinf? to word time directing that of peace and Baker—Charles Baker, of 136 Congress are being made by the Catholic I'nlon with the approval of sent by Charles E. Shea, executive-prosperity. If she does this, not as aWoodbur y streeet, died March 8. Keon—Francis Keon died at the Holy: Name Society, with its more the Holy Sec More than 30 mem­ secretary of the Hoei-ety, to the Very monitor, but as an example and Funeral from Holy Redeemer Church family home. No. 344 Durnaa street. m than 2,000,000 men In local units in bers of the* American Hierarchy have Ilev. Msgr. C J. Quillc, general sec- practical model by means of her in-March 12. Funeral from St. Andrew's Church, March 11. almost every parish in ^he country. endorsed the work of the society, retary of the Congress. lluence. she will be acting in con- LeForce—Mary L,eForce, aged 94 Shea—Edward G. Shea died at the An. appeal requesting every mem­ whose headquarters are at 50 Union Representatives of the Detroit or (ronitit> with tlu- teachings of her years, died at .St. Ann's Home, m ber to attend has been made by theSquare , New York. ganlzatlon will b>< In Chicago earlyrmvn great men. such as WashingtonMarc, h 7. Funeral from the Immac­ family home, No. 6 Pioneer street, Very Rev. M. J. Ripple, O. P., na Bishop Bohachevsky will appeal next week to makp plans for a huse Adams, Franklin. Lincoln and Cool- ulate Conception Church, March 9. March 9. Funeral from St Monica'6 Church, March 12. Interment la the tional director, who has assured the to the entire American Hierarchy meetlng of Catholic men during the ijBe •• Interment at Churchvllle, N. Y. family lot in Mount Olivet cemetery, Congress officials of the co-operation for cooperation in this undertaking, Congress. Every Holy Name unit ln| -{'an American harmony should Fay—Caroline Henkel Fay. aged Brockport, N. Y. of the society in every possible way. which will form a strong bridge be­ the country will be represented ut i,f composed of all the Latin, Saxon 66 years, died March 7. at the fam­ Wachtman --Edward Wachtman, Because of the large attendance an­ tween the Orthodox communicants the gathering, which will be held at anu American elements of this part ily home. 90 Michigan 'street Fu­ son of Otto and Margaret Wachtman ticipated, Tuesday evening, June 22, living lu the I'nlted States and Rome Soldier Field on tli,e second evenlugl„f th(. wori(i i,ut should be confined neral from Hol> Family Church, of No. 17 Earl street, died at the has been designated Holy Name thus In the belief of Its sponsors, of the Congress to material forces The soul and theMarc h 10 Strong Memorial Hospital, March 8, night, and Impressive ceremonies bringing neared to fulfillment the The housing committee of the Con­ body of these republics are the Connor— Dorothy M Conuor, aged 12 years. Funeral from St. ..}., will be held In the stadium on theHol y Father's wish for 'one fold and gress has made arrangements to I'hurrh and the State." wife of Thomas A. Connor, of No. 3 Monica's Church, March 11. lake front. Cardinal Mundelein, a one shepherd." lodge the Holy Nanie%men in a sin­ Alexander street, died March 8. Tlaltlag Cardinal and a prominent gle locality, so that they may arrange Sienna University Funeral from Blessed Sacrament l-Vjely—Catherine E. Feely, widow layman will address the men, and for sectional meetings Church, March 11. of Dennis C. Feely, died at the fam­ ily home. 180 Lexington avenue, •arrangements are now being made to British Appeal Opens Course On Life McOarthy—Dennis McCarthy died March 9. Funeral form Holy Rosary conduct an overflow meeting in March 7 aged 82 years. He is sur To Rome to Save Communistic Units Of Saint Catherine Church, March 12. Grant Park to accommodate the hun­ vived by two daughters, Mrs. Don­ Callahan—Paul James Callahan, dreds of thousands expected on that English College Being Ousted From ald A. Byrne of this city, and Mrs. (Hy N. C W. C. News Service) son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitley night. ^£ London. Feb. 26.—The Catholic Robert H. Mctiraw of Richland, N. British Labor Party Sienna, Feb. 2 0 —A formal course Oallahan, died at the home, 712 Par- Detroit societies already have be­ Union of Great Britain has decided V., three sons, Rev. Walter B. Mc­ London. Feb. 22. -The Labor of "Catherinlan Studies" has been sells avenue, aged 11 weeks. Funer­ gun to make reservations for 5,000 to Issue an appeal to the Government Carthy, pastor of St. Ambrose party has dlsuJIlllated three local inaugurated at the Royal University al March 12. Burial In Holy Sepul­ representatives at the Congress, and of Rome to alter its planning scheme Church, Raymond J. McCarthy and groups for refusul to expel com­ of Slennu at_ thw Instigation of the chre cemetery. it is believed that another five thous to save the English College in the Clarence J. McCarthy of New York munists from theli rankB under the I'nlverslty authorities and the So­ and will be mustered later. Tba Ak-Eternal City from destruction. city; two sistera, Miss Johanna Mc­ Gervase^—Mary Gervase of No. 76 diclslon reached at the Liverpool ciety of Catherinlan Studies. roa diocesan units are now conduct The Catholic Union, which is com Carthy and Mrs. Frank Falren, both Joiner street, died at the Strong conference of the part > aome months The event was sufficiently unusual lag a campaign to bring a large posed of a very influential group of of Peterboro. Canada. Mr. McCarthy Memorial Hospital. March 9. aged ago. The Labor party . which hither­ to Justify an Impressive ceremony, number of Catholic men to the Con Catholic laymen, headed by Viscount retired several years ago, having 46 years. Funeral from Mt. Camel to had opened its nrtns to every kind which was attended by the Minister great. FltzAlan of Derwent as president, spent most of his life In the employ Church, March *12. of labor agitator, found that It was of Public Instruction, the Director Large Delegations Planned. mot and passed a resolution, propos­ of the New York Central Railroad, Hipp—Barbara Same Hipp, aged being branded as communistic by theo f Higher Education and other Large delegations from St Paul. ed by Judge Parfltt, Kings Counsel, where he held the position of Super­ 60 years, died March 10 at the home press of the cuuntr.v. and decided to prominent officials from the govern­ Milwaukee, Newark, Washington, D. which says In part: visor of Buildings and Bridges sn of her daughtter, Mrs. Fred O. De- clean house. Many here thought the ment at Rome Bens. 67 Laaier street. Funeral from C, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland "We would not willingly underrate d r w the Western Division. Fuaftrat took£°" and Springfield, 111., als any difficulty which the Goyernment Party was luvrub. JUjyiliu:^J^alurc._,^- -d <'.y<'-t ffti mudt b> the llac- ^^brpus Chrlstl Church, March 13. tor of the University and the Mayor. place Wednesday morning. March 10 naouaced their intention of attending of Rome might find in carrying out when It passed this rt»solution at 9:46 o'clock from the home of focknm—Mary Yockum, aged 69 plana for clearing this part of the Individual communists cannot be Professor Sclavo. Rector of the Uni years died March 7 at the family On the first Sunday of the year, verslty. termed Saint Catherine "the his daughter, Mrs. Donald A. Byrne Cardinal Ifundeleln addressed the*cit y without disturbance to the Colaccepte- d as. or allowed to remain, home, 24 Glaeser street. Funeral most Italian of Italian saints, a Magee avnue, and 10:45 o'clock at Chicago branch on the importance of,pge' DUt we fissure the government members of the Labor parties Trade the Immaculate Conception Church from Holy Family Church, March 11. that by yielding, if possible, to the unionists should refuse to appoint heroine of charity and the Woman the Eucharlstlo Congress and his who wrote the jmrest language In Interment was made in the family message was broadcast throughout aeeP,Jr fplt wlf)h of the English that communists ns delegates to labor lot in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Italy •• the country by radio. Later, Father tn8,r College may not have to be party meetings " The Minister congratulated the Walsh—Mrs. Katherine Walsh, Ryan & Mclntee Ripple asked members to pray for removed It would at once arouse a The national executive of the IJI university on having instituted the widow of Robert Walsh, died at her B. LKO, Htqrm the success of the Congress and Ifheart y spirit of thankfulness in the bor party has now received a report new coursp. and did not fail to point home, 90 Olean street, March 7 possible to attend it. English nation on the operation of this resolution Faneral Directors and In a statement thin week de out that it was a sign of the newFunera l from the Immaculate Con New Location 207 Oheitnut St. The parade of Holy Namo mem­ "Such an act of the Government ceDtlon clares the order has b*»en carried out tunes «hlrh have come to Italy that' Church, March 10. Interment Near Monroe Art. \ : bers In Washington a year ago. drew must add lustre both to the Govern­ 11 Hol t" a 'Minister of Public Instruction' y Angels cemetery. Scottsville, Stoaa 14*4 more than 100,000 delegates to themen t itself as well as to those his­ by local labor parties throughout the country, with few »xceptlona The should attend the inauguration ofj Saufcer—Gerald Theodore Sauter, national convention in line. Since toric traditions of the College which son of have, endeared It to so many of the executive announces ttie disaffiliation such a course and add his word of( Joseph and Maud Spry Sauter then the Society has greatly increas­ tribute to th.- praiaea of saint of dled March 8 at the family home. English of all faiths Thus saved the of the labor parties ut Ilattersea tt ed and becaoae of that and the cen­ the Church 64*> Maple street, aged 1 year 2 Colloge would have an even stronger Hethnal Green and South Hethnal tral location of Chicago, Congress months 11 days. Funeral from Holy claim than it now has to draw new Oreen —-all London districts for n officials believe that the Washington Family Church, March 10. generations of young Englishmen to fusal to fall luto line attendance number will be tripled Religious Amendment The funeral services of Mrs. Roy- the Eternal City." W. O. O. W. Offers Cooperation Drafted by Bryan, craft, wife of Frank Roycraft, were A delegation from the executive University Of Rome held Monday at 8:30 o"clock from board of the National Council of Thomas Declares Culhane Bros., funeral parlors. 1,411 Catholic Women has called on of Priest Printer In To Establish Chair New York, March 6.—Before his Lake avenue and at 0 o'clock at ileitis of the Congress and pledged Illinois Sets Up Of Franciscan Studies death William Jennings Bryan had Sacred Heart Church. Requiem high the co-operation and support of that Rome. Mar 1 It has been an prepared a constitutional amendment mass was celebrated by the Rev. Our New Cunninghana organization. Own Newspaper nounced that the seventh centennial which would have made Christianity George V. Burns, rector and the Rev. Limousine Casket Coach Following a conference with the of Saint Francis o( Assist is to be the official religion of the United Stuart Hogan was In the sanctuary. Very Rev. Magr. C. J. Qullle, Gen Venice. 111., March 5.—In this lit­ made the occasion for the establish States. Augustus Thomas, playwright. The bearers were Oscar Ueilsen. eral Secretary of the Congress, Mrs tle city there is a Catholic priest ment of a chair of Franciscan Stud­ who nominated Mr Bryan for Presl-^harles Overall, Thomas Nolan, Jo- THOMAS B. Arthur Mullen, president of the who, in addition to his religious ies at the State University. A special dent in 1908. told the Advertlsing'seph Cullen, Arthur Fagan and Wil- Council, which represents more than duties, is editor, printer and publish­ Franciscan library also will be proClu b here. |uam Briar. Services at the grave MO0NEYS SONS 1500 organisations of Catholic worn er of the town's only newspaper, the vided. "I saw the actual wording of the were conducted by the Rev. George en, stated that an endeavor wonld "Venice Herald." He is Father John , Rome would thupbe following the amendment and because Mr. Bryan v. Burns and the Rev. Stuart Hogan Tiineral Directors be taade to have every unit of the 8. Brockmeier. assistant pastor of ip University or Sienna died It does not follow that no at-interment was made on the family Council represented at the Congress. (esamp of the St. Mark'B Church, and In a very(wnPrP a chair of Catherinlan Studies tempt will be made to have this lot at Holy Sepulchre cemetery, Accompanying Mrs. Mullen on her 1 93 EDINBURGH ST. short time he has brought his paper wa9 recently established amendment enacted,' Mr. Thomas Huff—John W. Huff died at his pald call were Mrs. James A. Bach of Mil­ to^ the point where It prints 1,000 home, 460 Clay avenue, March 7. g waukee, Tice-Bresident of the Nation­ copies weekly. Funeral from Sacred Heart Church, i al Council; Mrs. John MacMahon of Father Brockmeier has his print Dancing in Ireland DEATHS March 10. Chicago, member of the executive shop In the basement of the rectory Stops During Lent Byrne—Miss Rose Byrne died Barrett—Patrick Barrett, aged 85 Telephone Gsnesae 2t2t hoard; Miss Agnes G. Regan, execu­ of the Church. He acts as reporter, March 8. at St. Ann's Home, aged years, died at his home, 125 Olbbs tive secretary, and Mrs. W. F. Don­ compositor, pressman and feeder, In Dublin, March 1 —Since the be­77 years. Funeral from St. Ann's street, March 7. Funeral from St, Jos. L. Logaa, ovan of St. Louis, past director. addition to Us more exalted titles ginning of Lent there has been a Cbapel. March 10". ^Joseph's Church, March 9. with the paper. Tbe reason he Is able complete cessation of dancing in Lyons—^Jeremiah Lyons, aged 831 Collins—Samuel Collins died at UNDERTAKER^ to perform these diversified task* Is iDublin, as well as in the other cities years, died March 8. Funeral from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred NEW LOCATION! Eucharistic Themes and towns of Southern Ireland. Halls 94 that before he entered- the priest­ that were previously crowded each - John the Evangelist Church,Jensen, 909 Lake avenue, March 6, 386 Genesee Street For Hospital Session hood he was a printer and news­ night with hundreds of people arelMaroh 10. aged 74 years. Funeral from St paperman. now empty and idle Mulligan—Mrs. Frances Latta Mary's Church, Bath, N. Y., March The "Herald" has four pages of I The Free State Budget is ap-lMulllgan of Albany died at the real-9- Burial in St Mary's cemetery. Cblc&so, March 5.—"The Euchar- four columns each. It runs church 'proaching, and among the sugges-'dence of her daughter, Mrs. Fred J.1 Barr—Andrew Brown Barr, aged Harry C. Hermance irt in the Hospital" will be the sub­ announcements and accounts of (tIon8 made ^ thG P|nance Minister Slater, 351 Latta road, March 7. 73 years, died suddenly, at his home UNDERTAKER ject of a number of papers to be read church affairs—in a recent Issue ltla one that danceSi except in private Funeral from Holy Cross Church, 253 Warburton avenue, Yonkers, N. Phon* Stone 1624 at the convention of the Catholic-printed the fall letter of the Rt Rev.houses , should be subject to a tax March 10. Y., March 6. Solemn mass of requiem mi. •« Hotpltal Association which will meet'James A. Griffin, Bishop of Spring- Suter—Elixabeth Shean, wife of »as said at the Church of Our Lady 683 Main Street East IsVry, ' per head on those present af toyola tJnlrersity here June 14-fleld, on Lenten regulations^—but it Charles Suter, died at the family of the Rosary, Yonkers, March 9. JfocuMter, N. Y. II;.. IS, accordtftg to an announcement also "covers" the town in all other home, 356 Clay avenue, March 8. Burial in the family lot,in Holy Sep- MTaausHSD iirt made by its officers. (departments. It has Its editorials, its Funeral from Sacred Heart Church, ulchre cemetery, March 10. 9Phs- topic was selected because of .high school news, Its society column, March 11. i Sperl—John William Sperl, aged L. W. Mater's SMS the meeting of the Twenty-Eighth and even runs poetry now and then. Alborn—Mrs. Emma Attridge Al- <5 years, died Mareh 7, at the fam- International Bucharistic Congress'Father Brockmeier started It u a born, aged 35 years, died March 4 Hy home, 189 Cady street Funeral UNDERTAKERS whltSh will be.held here the weekWrish paper,.but the cooperation at the family home, No. 184 Sher-from SS. Peter and Paul's Church, 870 Clinton Areine N. tgtlo'Wlttg, June 20-24. The associa-Jand goodwill of non-Catholics led man street. Funeral from Holy Apos- Mareh 10. (•hone* iff ;|»h through fta vice-president, the him to expand it so as to carry gen- ties Church, March 8. Black—Mrs. Margaret Black died 'WlfaPatrick J. Mahan, S. J„ Regent'eral news as well,, and thus give Attridge—Mrs. Emma Attridge at Mount Mercy Hospital, Buffalo, SBFIfce'pjbybla; School of Medicine, has'the community a town newspaper. aged 70 years, died March 6 at the March 7. Funeral from St' Mary's C. F. SCHEUERMAN y^mS: *t!& ifeifvlce to the Congrees'ln that role it is flourishing exceed- family home. No. 184 Sherman street. Church, this city, March 10 r a J Funeral Director ^irt-^^i#I^P^^ ^C ^y '«**ty member of'iagly- Funeral from Holy Apostles Church, Stegei-—George W. Steger died c ••?§ 280 BROWN SrtBJDWT .'••V'jf B|^»l^i^lsttt^,.wftl'remain for the March 8. March 8 at the home, 456 Maple teneses 488 ODpoaltft Allen 8& t If 19 Berrlgan—Johanna Berrigan died street, aged 60 years. Funeral from fLn^tmmm,m^m,: Dr. ***,Mother Semple Plans toneaee 404S ; March 4. Funeral from St. Monica's SS. Peter and Paul's Church, March 'ealdenee. 169 Rugby Ave, aA-VAS -V^'!r.J«^#fi^^ S«. *e*e** School In Alabama Keeps Them TieaUtnj Church. March 8. 12. Lang—John L. Lang,*" aged 52 VW<&W#»&fap*«m*^,* Mexico City, March 6.-Mother!0™ j"* JTtSLSI ^f^ years, of No. 31 Birch crescent, died Hwft^*«*«tf»to«a ui Semple. an American nun in charge *<>n C0"^' COUGHS AtfD AS March 4. Funeral from St. John the ll^m^-^^ifi^iiililWt:^ the Convent of the Visitation at' A BUBUWBlt Evangelist Church, March 6. A. J. MATTLE & SON W^&^^0^^'-.ty'CQyoaisan, has notified the American' "Your Druggist can get Father Rossner—Catherin.„*„.. ^„.„w. .„e„ OMlulStahil «.uRossne0aucri ~ f||pj|j^^ Medicine for you If he does wife of George V. Rossner, dted Funeral Directors pg|P%li^

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