PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Founded in 18U by Right Rev. Michael O'Connor, First Bishop oj Pittsburgh Diocese
.^ssjnofe.. No. 33 1Kb Year PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921.
indicated by speakers of national is unconscious from pressure on reputation. brain, so better hurry and no fooling. A New Reformation (final Gibbons One of the most important prob- Tonight at 9 o'clock. lems that the convention is expected TWO PRIESTS SLAIN, Priest Killed by Protestant Parson to map out definite plans to meet is In Churchof England Lamled by Protestant that of unemployment. Already sev- BIRMINGHAM, ALA., Aug. 12.— era Idistrict councils have put into 'he Rev. James E. Coyle, pastor of effect practical measures to cope with St. Paul's Cathe«lral church, in this Seen in Near Future it Catholic Congress the situation in their respective com- ONE BY KIDNAPPER city, aged fifty-three, was shot ahd munities and it is expected that this killed last night by the Rev. Edwin program will be greatly extended. R. Stephenson, a Protestant clergy- «By N. C. W. C. News Service) (By N- c. w. C. New» Service Consideration of tre rural prob- man, who bears the title of "the marrying parson," and who has been LONDON, Aug. 16.—According to LONDON, Aug. 5.—The Catholic lem will center about'the report of "The Church Gazette," an organ of Rita Congress at Cambridge, which the Rev. Edwin V. O'Hara, of Eu- OTHER BY PARSON a familiar figure around Jefferson «j a f*®** success an(* remarkably gene, Ore., who for the past year County Court House for many years. extreme Low Church opinion, the so- 2 attended, administered to Prot- has been conducting a series of ex- Father Coyle is said to have recently called Catholic movement is making News Service) married Miss Ruth Stephenson, the ^ntism one of the greatest shocks periments on which it is expected to i By N. C. W. ( headway in Anglican Cathedrals. base a concrete national program. daughter of his slayer, to Pedro ¡¡It body religious opinion has SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15—No tower since his arrest and those con- "The Church Gazette" does not Headquarters of the convention Gussman, a Catholic. According to crime in recent years has so stirred tained in a letter received by Arch- the local accounts of the matter, the refer to these things with any feel- _ ^M^bee_ .. n commonly held by will be at the New Willard Hotel, the people of this region as the mur- bishop Edward J. Hanna within a slaying of Father Coyle came as the ings of pri«le; rather it laments these Protestants that their religion was where the first session will be calif der of the Rev. Patrick E. Heslin, few hours after Father Heslin's climax of several months' dissension fallings away from grace, and more yt «P on the Bible and on the Bible, to order on Tuesday, September 20. trange disappearance at 9 o'clock w ho was lured from his parish resi- between Rev. Mr. Stephenson and ••tha•n suggestJ| s that the Iprope I I r thinHg «fa But as the last fifty or so years The Rt. Rev. Joseph Schrembs, lience at Colma on the pretext of a the night of August 2, making a de- o o ta»ghown, Protestantism began the chairman of the Department of Lav mand for ransom, are the principal local Catholics, the ground for this 1t0 set the Church right in this re- sick call and whose bui let-ridden dissension being said to l>e the belief I , recourse to the judicial com- ¡ntematic destruction of the Bible| Organizations of the National Cath- body was fount! after nine days clues to the prisoner's alleged guilt. spect s U^diowinY iuv" g itself to be deluged by 0uc Welfare Council, will bejthe entertained bv the Protestant clergy- I mittee of the Privy Council, which is /v : buried at a desolate spot near Salada This, combine«! with the fact that a ~' "" speaker at the first meeting. Pon- man that Father Coyle and other a commissk>n of judges wno are sup- ¡4 Higher Criticism, and consequent- Beach, thirty miles south of this city. large quantity of newspaper clip Catholics were inducing Stephenson's I posed to treat the needs of the An- ly the Bible as the foundation of this tifical Mass will be celebrated on the There is the deepest speculation as pings pertaining to the priest's ab- morning of the fitst «lay. «laughter to enter the Catholic ^ican Church from the point ot ¿jirioog edifice has been undermine«!, to the motive that prompted the duction and notes philosophising on Church. , view as to what was done in the reign oi the structure practically de- A mass meeting at the Catholic crime. The gamut of the .theories the "Mystery of Death" were found University, under the auspices of the The shooting took place at the I of Edward VI.—a time when Englisft itroyed- runs from a money lust that prompt- is Hightower's room after his ar- District of Columbia District Coun- Catholic rectorv. According to Miss protestantism was beginning to teei ft has eome, then, as a sort of sur- ed the kidnapper or kidnappers to rest, clinches their suspicions, the au cil, will be one of the features of the Marcel I a Coyle, the priest's sister, 1 its ]egs, so to speak, and was a very prijt to fpotestants to find that the send Archbishop Hanna a demand of thorities say. of the convention. Father Coyle was sitting on the j unlovely thing indeed, Githolks and the Catholic Church are se<-ond day $6,500 for the return of the priest, Another fact upon which police pin porch, reading, when she hear«l some But, anyway, if these Low Church the only »«1 "Bible Christians" in I 1 their suspicions is that in the ransom I lamentations are any indication at ^^d, and that the Church alone I Ku ^ Q^^ to anti-Catholic hatred, which is one come upon the porch and begin hinted at in the letter which was sent letter the writer declared himself fa- all, it begins to look as if even the t the chvnpion and defender of the f to talk to her brother. Shortly after- to the Archbishop's office a few hours miliar with bombing devices and de wards she hear«l three pistol shots. Bishops and Deans were booming liter the kidnapping. scribed a trap so arrange«! as to ex- | infected with ritualism. This Prot- Nor, as the debates of the Con- Admits Klan Fights Running to the porch she found William Hightower, who directed terminate anvone who interfere« estant journal laments that: mn showed, do the Catholics base a »» the authorities to the body of the with his plans. In Hightower's In Winchester High Mass is now ¡¡gtrMeaee of the Bible on some 'A Clean Religion. (Continued on Page Four) missing priest, is held in custotly and room, according to detectives, an in- celebrated every Sunday with vest- mere obscurantism. Catholic biblical fernal machine was found, together ments Vestments are worn m Ro- jdwlars, as the eminent scholars at (By N. C. W. C. News Service.) is being subjected to a rigorous grill- ing by the police. with evi.lence of his familiarity with chester Cathedral. In Worcester^the fe Congress showed unmistakably, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.—A«l- German Prince Archbishop Hanna has declared his firearms and explosives. Mass is sung every Sunday and at etter fear nor shirk the Higher mission that the Knights of the Ku- hope that some solution of the mys- least once daily. In Truro High Mass CntieiaiB—in its proper place and Klux-Klan, who held their first Priest Celebrates vestments are also m use. In Ches- tery will be found that will clear the 'Death Threat Sent To Archbishop afcr well defined and limited condi- meeting in this city in the lodge Hanna good name of San Francisco. ter several "news altars have been set tions, and subject always to the Liv- rooms of the Women's Maccabees Ordination Jubilee.! Hightower, under the crossfire «of SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.—The up. When the next Reformation jg Voice of the inspired interpreter. Benefit Association, 1517 Girard ave- comes, as undoubtedly it will come police questioning directed at him horrible death threat which was sent fir Arthur Shipley, the Protestant, nue, are "against a certain religious «By N. C. W. C. News Service» hffore many years are over, the when he returned with the authori- to Archbishop Hanna relating to Muter of Christ Church College and faith," was made here to the sixty- Cathedrals erf England will provide ties after leading the way to the rude Father Heslin was addressed to St. BERLIN, Aug. 16.—Prince Max Viee^Chancellor of the University of five members who assembled to gain ereat an opportunity for cleans- crypt where the murdered priest was Mary's Cathedral and was date«! Au- of Saxony, priest and scholar of the as Cuftridge, paid a happy compliment admittance into the secrets of the they did in the sixteenth cen- burie«l, stood staunchly by his asser- gust 3. It was mailed in San Fran- house of Wettin, who is celebrating ing as »the memory of the late Cardinal organization. tion of innocence, insisting that he cisco. The text follows: the twenty-fifth anniversary of his also, are Gibbons, when he welcomed Cardinals The statement, made by a man in August 3d. ordination, can look back over a long UTlie Anglican Bishops, Boerne and Gasquet and the Arch- was impelled to visit the spot gray business suit who outlineil Act with caution, for 1 have father record of fruitful activity as a pas- not apparently, free from the con; bishops and Bishops on behalf of through information which came to laminations of "the Scarlet Woman the work of the Ku-Klux-Klan in the him from a woman acquaintance of of Col ma in bootleg cellar, where a tor and educator. the University. The Vice-Chancellor South, bears out reports from St. lighte«! candle is left burning when 1 . Immediately after his ordination for this Protestant journal singes •walled pleasant memories of Cardi- the night life. for its wrath one particular ouis describing the first meeting of Discovery of the priest's mutilated leave. At bottom of candle are all by the Apostolic Vicar Ludwig Wahl ol Gibbons, whom he had met in the organization in that city, where the chemicals necessary to generate Bishop who forbade reservation in a the United States. corpse ended nine days of ceaseless in the Cathedral at Eichstatt, he was P chapel of an Anglican the religious issue was injected intc enough poison gas to kill a dozen assigned to the Court Church in | particular 1 shall never forget the impres- search carried on by police, parish- Dies,ten, where he showed himself parish church because it.was ^ the proceedings by the principal ioners and citizens who combed miles men. . , , . sion Cardinal Gibbons made on me," speaker, who declared that one of As he is fastened with chains you be a preacher of great spirit and worthy of the purpose and fisted Sr Arthur said. "The Cardinal was of windswept sand «lunes in the vi- energy He spent the following ,hat the reservation should the objects was "the absolute cur- cinity of the town of Colma night will see that he is in a very bad way, i ml saint and one of the greatest tailment of the allege«! attempt of and if I am arrested, or bothered in ' at St. Bonifacius church in tabernacle on the altar. their 4 gentlemen." and day in an effort to clear up the years the Catholic Church to poetically anv way, I will leave him just where London and at St. Walpurgis in | Another Bishop has a«uS?djneir mystery of his disappearance. le obtained a doctor s I amrer because hnec no«.»«t- only permitted lominate the Congress and the While the search was still at its he is and in two hours from the time Eichstatt. He g Iowa Catholics liplomatic service, of the United height, with posses scouring the I leave him he will be dead. The degree at the University of Leipzig a Vicar to ^^J^TL^d States." rough country near Colma and de- candle will not burn more than an an,! then went to the University of ramenT in a side C^PE^ WK Take Action on tectives running down clues in San hour an.» a half after I leave him, Freiburg, Switzerland. He is known | that; th. ^f^Xwn and an i«m for I cut it at that length. Athlone Rejoices Francisco and various neighboring as one of the foremost authorities on S erected, so that the altar might Watson Libel If the door is opened to this cel- Eastern Rites and Oriental History. cities, Hightower appeared at the of- fe open for the devotion of the peo- lar bv anvone except myself, it will During the war he served as a chap Over Elevation of fice of Archbishop Hanna, saying pie. (By N. C. W. C. News Service) tthat he was in possession of impor- ignite a bunch of matches, and upset lain on the western front and at the Archbishop Curley. tant information concerning Father a can of gasoline on top of him, and Zeithain prisoner of war camp in BURLINGTON, la., Aug. 15.— the entire police force, and all your Saxony. After the war he was lesolutions protesting the use of Heslin. While awaiting an audience "Hill of Martyrs" (By N. C. W. C. News Service» with church officials he was ques- damn knights woul.l not be able to given a charge in Bavaria for a fwperty belonging to the United get the chains off of him before he time. At the present he is again in States Government for the printing DUBLIN, Aug. 17.—There was tioned bv a new spaper man. to Have Splendid much joy in Athlone, County West- To thè reporter Hightower told a woul«l burn to ileath. Freiburg, Switzerland. •f Senator Thomas E. Watson' SO THE ONE BEST BET IS FOR He has w ritten some commentarie Flight of Steps. "Sentinel" were adopted by St. Pat- meath, when it was learned that story of having come upon suspicious YOU TO GET THE SIXTY-FIVE of the homilies of Saint John Chry rick's Council of the National Coun- Mrs. Curley, Golden Island, Athlone, signs at Salada Beach. He ha.l been HUNDRED DOLLARS IN FIVES sostom and has published an Ar (By N. C. W. C. News Service) cil of Catholic Men at a special meet- had received a cablegram informing impelled to visit the place, he said, her that her second eldest son, Most through the revelations of Dolly TENS TWENTIES. FI FT YS AND menian Co« lex with Latin transla- PARIS \ug. 17.—The Municipal ing called Jiere. Copies of the reso- HUNDREDS, BUT NONE HIGHER htion adopted, which recites that the Rev. Dr. Curley, Bishop of Florida, Mason," a woman of the demi-monde, tion. , Council of Paris has just ordered has been raised to the dignity of the who tolti him she attache«! signifi- T11 AN HUNDREDS AND BE s T RE He has always been greatly be- implications printed in the "Senti- THERE IS NO MARKS ON THEM w ork to be begun on the monument^ Archbishopric of Baltimore in suc- cance to the garrulous conversation loved bv his pupils and by the faith nel" "constitute a vicious and unwai FOR IF ANYTHING AROUSES MY flight of steps which is to lead from cession to the late Cardinal Gibbons. of an intoxicated foreigner the night ful of all parishes in which he has tinted attack upon the purity and SUSPICION I WILL HAVE HIM fhe foot of" the Butte Montmartre The new Archbishop, who is in his before. worked, an«l his jubilee has brought rirtue of American Catholic woman- DIE RIGHT WHERE HE IS I directiv to the portal of the bacrea early forties, is probably the young- Hightower was induced to accom- him messages and good wishes from hood in the persons of. the Sister HAD CHARGE OF A MACHINE est Archbishop in the world. pany the reporter to a morning AND far and near. HftBKeiicade of the basilica conducting the Home of the Good GUN IN THE ARGONNE Cablegrams of congratulation were newspaper office. The police were flight of steps will form a won- Shepherd, and also upon our priests POURED THOUSANDS OF BUL- this The ind especially upon the good name sent to His Grace from religious or- notified and a searching party was \HTS INTO STRUGGLING MEN American Chaplain derful piece of architecture ders and prominent laymen in Ath- organize«!, with Hightower as gunie. chief architect of thrnpe cityCity, M« . For- of Bishop Keily of Savannah," have \ND KILLING IS NO NOVELTY lone. It is not forgotten that His The group, consisting of police offi- author of the been sent to President Harding, to TO ME BESIDES IT WILL BE Assigned to French migel, who is the Grace is a staunch champion of cers and newspaper men, motored to ,„„ devised a whole system of 8enators Kenyon and Cummins and YOUROWN BUNCH THAT WILL c Irish rights and that he assisted Sala.la • Beach. Without any appar- Scout Camps. to Representative Kopp. Kill HIM IF YOU DO NOT DO circul'ar ramp', incline«, planes^er- President de Valera during his ent difficulty Hightower led the party * nf flowers, steps and cascades, JUST AS YOU ARE TOLD. races American tour. to a spot isolated in the sand hills. i By N. C. W. C. News Service) that sffle of the hill which Blessed Sacrament Found Get the sixty-five hun«lre«l «lollars covering Pkns for Meeting Proceeding directly to a _ spot in unmarked bills in package and PARIS, Aug. 15.—The Rev. D. J. faces Paris German Benedictines where the upper edge of a cliff ha.l seal it, for the two men who WIN Daly, representing the National i of National Council Building Thirty-Six Years. to,Settle Here. crumpled away, leaving a shallow handle it before it gets to me think Catholic Welfare Council, and who hollowed place with a shelf elevate«l that it is «lope, so «lon't leave it un- has come here to co-operate with the This approach to the basilica wiU of Catholic Men. ten feet above the surrouiuling ter- sealed or it might not reach me aftei American Society for Devastated | 1 • than 45 metres high, and (By N. C. W. C. New» Service» rain, he pointe.l to a hump on the vou had sent it. France in the «lirection of Boy Scout ; ri«—ed at the expense (Br N. C. W. C. News Service! DUBUQUE, la., Aug. 15.—Exile«l i ,iire Here a black scarf protruded ' Have car rea.lv with spotlight, an« activities in France, has been as- from the German possessions in East e signed to the great camp at La of the municipality. WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 15.- from the sand. By the flickering vou Will get instructions which road portant construction of the penod, Africa, Benedictine priests and lay light of a lantern, aide«! by a pocket to take and vou will turn the spot- Croix St. Ouen, near Compiegne, on j "entative plans for the annual con- , - . .. the buil.lin*p0ccupynng the £ghest flash light, the searchers plied shov- light up and «Irive slowly until you the banks of the Oise. There, on a | «¡on of the National Council of brothers to the number of than battleground-that extends into two j location in Paris, will thus oe C*Mic Men, to be held here Sep- four humlred are l^king forward to els in the loose san.l, and uncovere« see a white strip across the roa«i. pleted by a monumental approacn the murdered body of the priest, still Then stop, get out with the money, thousand years of French and Gal- j twkr 22, were announced here to- j the establishment of a J™* lie history, hundreds of youths and % by Michael J. Slattery, LL.DJ in this country from which the can lothed in his cassock. From the leave car and follow the string that young men are being instructed in weutive secretary of that organ- continue their w-ork in ¿oreign ands pockets of his clothing were ex- is attache«! to white strip until you ttition. ¡declares the Very Rev. «ichae tracted his watch, a gol.l pyx con- come to the end of string. Then put scout craft. — i Provision has been made for dis- j Heinlein, of Munich, who is here! in taining the Blessed Sacrament, and down package ami go back to town, The Bishops of Beauvais and 1 which was spread under the and whic!: *- /vow," was con- ««am of practically every phase of l>ehalf of the evicte«! "Higious eighty dollars in currency with some and remember your brother does not Soissons have grante«l permission to oni get out until I have the money and Father Dalv to act as chaplain for name of Nation»« » > when Je nation-wide program which the I Father Heinlein has spent the past ceived during the war of 1871, when private papers. am in the clear besi.les an the camp and already the American »«¡oaal Catholic Welfare Council week in mspecting track.s of and Police advance the theory that French defeats ha«l brought sorrow »«tying out and practical meas- with large building whch vou be (here comes about IS words made chaplain has made an excellent im- to all hearts. if Father Heslin was compelled at pistol undecipherable by being smeare«! pression among the men and boys. «« whereby men in every section suitable for the accommodation point to walk to the e.lge of the cliff, * tie country can co-operate will be | the members of the or.ler. with ink) . • • and he is com struck over the hea«l with a sharp plaining of the pain when he is not instrument and then riddled with gagged so he cannot make a com- bullets as he toppled forwar.1 and plaint. Better have a doctor ready AMERICANS VISIT SCENES OF plunged down the cliff. with you. and be at the house where Police Theorv of Motive he lived, and wait for the messenger ORANGE RIOTS IN BELFAST The motive generally accepted by with the instructions what road to the authorities in accusing High- take. REMEMBER? JUST ONE .By N. C. W. C. News Senri««) tower is substantially as follows: M\N IN THAT CAR. and he had lB» N. C. W. C. New« Service! Originally the mur«lerer hoped to better be careful for if he looks sus- LONDON, Aug. 13--Announce-j scehdant. [^^the' old abbey collect $6,500 ransom money. Fear picious he will be tagged with a hand cannot comprehend such a thing ment by the Duke of Portland, on- remain and that the Cuek- DUBLIN, Aug. 17.—C. J. France prevented his instructing Archbishop grena.K -its I have six of them ready Dr. Henry Kennedy, representa- could occur in a law-abiding com- of the wealthiest members of the ! who foundedI the_ order^ and munity. I have no comment to make Hanna where to deliver the monev ^ of the White Cross of America, for treachery. . English nobility, that as a jj* - I tHe ^ of ^^^ as to why it occurred, why they did a« the ransom letter indicated would • visit to Belfast, and, accom- be «lone. Through a San Francisco An«! the waiting man will not De it, but I am sure it would shock any seen at all, and he will not see the "•hd by Bishop MacRory, inspected person in my country to think that newspaper a fake letter was directed «• «treets where the houses of such things could occur as I have to the Archbishop, demanding Sln.oou man to whom he passes the package, beck Abbey, in Nottinghams.ure, is I^ubeara? * ^ high deatn t*®oBc8 were either burned or I for information concerning the miss- ami the second man give it to me. not w ithout a certain '^est Jo fe^^S^l by the Duke of seen. . , ing Priest. This was done with the But remember, if the cops are noti- ky the Orange mobs. They «I was very much impressed by Catholics, inasmuch^ «« anoey teasons why it will be cocnizance of church and police offi- fied. or any move made that will visited the school houses where the voluntary work being done by was foundec} «m^Tas a ^s^ryeventually to disooseof cials on the assumption that it would make it dangerous for me I will not g* homeless are accommodated, the community in taking «»re of the establishment and is one of the | necessary e ^ ^ the Gibral-' come to the attention of the nnest s send vou the instructions how to find held a long conference, at victims in the schools. I found peo- great English manors that was con- his ancestral country cantor and prompt him to further him and release. Besides, if this be- flseated by Henry VIII. tar oi s , ^ the Bishop presided, with the ple sharing their meals and giving sllch an comes public it will be seen how eas\ The abbey was formerly the P^ f^rtant part in English history *"*8rs engaged in relieving the clothes to these poor people, and ^Police Chief Daniel O'Brien orvmly | it is to trap your bunch^^sters, erty of the Premonstratensian Or- important parv driven out of home and em- thosTwho were doing this good Hiehtower as Father Fes- and others will ëô and ájyKke I der! whose monks used itjs their ] and^¿terature.^ ¡ncludcs, in the work were hardly able to help them- pccuses j*i®eit Mr. France, when asked íin's m'irderer. —Invest i (ration h* ** oppressions of the scenes he had Sves. That ought to be the spirit that should rule in the world rather convinced him. he asserts, that Hiorh- •Sf^H Haid: totwer wns ei+her the actual slaver nine o'clock at night, perh ian the one that brings about such night, perhaps tomorrow mght. » very terrible thing to con- or nn acromnbVe. and was present destruction as I have witnessed. {The following was printed with **Pwe that ffeople should be burn- wv.„n tv* murder wa.s r^m^ittod. The Irish White Cross has voted of gllt ®f their homes and left with- Sîmilaritv h®t«e«r< snwimc" in Sffytking but the clothes on their $10,000 toward the cost of repairing handwriting obtained from Hieh- Ha«l-to-hit him four times and he Aa an American citizen. I damaged dwellings. """— '
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, g TWO THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC
COMMERCE DESTROYS star in darkness anil uncertainty. Reminiscences of Why Is the Cath- Prayers from her lips urge me to Father Gallitzin. ROMANCE OF olic Church So Op- carry on. The sovereignty of my DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY CORSO IN ROME. soul is strengthened by her patience posed to Divorce? and guidance. On her bosom 1 find PITTSBURGH, PENNA. Editor The Catholic: Slowly the god of commerce is a refuge that nourishes me back to strength. Her words are measured Dear Sir—Mr. Dwight Rol>erts, of grinding away, a little at a time, It should rather be asked why are Main Building Vandergrift Buildinf Johnstown, one of the roost noted says a Roman correspondent, the ro- not the Protestant churches as much in the depths of sincerity; thus they Law (5:30-7:30) are forceful. In the roll call of God's Collegiate, Academic, archaeologists of Western Pennsyl- mance and the antiquity of Rome, opposed to divorce as the Catholic Oratory and Public Speakinf vania, has furnished the writer the the cradle of civilization. The Corso, Church, because, if the Bible be their noble women the name of my Mother Commereiai, Scientific, will be found. Her symbol of kind- .Accounts, Finance and Com- enclosed extracts, copied from The from the time of the Roman em- authority, they cannot sanction ab- Prep-Law and Pre-Medical, merce. Mountain Echo, of Johnstown, of perors the busiest thoroughfare of solute divorce in any case. Even if ness and forgiveness, her doctrine of truth and love have won for her an 1858, which republished from the the city, is losing its ancient charac- St. Matthew (v. 32 and xix. 9) au- Classes will be returned in the Main Building on Sept 6. The Law School a^ Blairsville Record, correspondence ter. The four huge triumphal arches thorized absolute divorce for the one inviolate love in the hearts of all who know her.—Selected. on Sept. 26. CI««*« in the School of Finance will be resumed on , about the prince-priest by a corre- which once spanned the street were cause of unfaithfulness, how about Registrars' Offices are open dally. Resident and Day Students received. spondent who signed himself "R.," destroyed centuries ago. Palaces are the many reasons which the Protes- probably John Rhey. 1 send it to The falling before the irresistible de- tant churches condone ? GREENLAND AND Very Rev. M. A. Hehir, C.S.Sp., President Catholic to be inserted with historical mands of commerce. As a matter of fact, for fifteen THE CHURCH. sketch of St. Michael's. Two huge old palaces occupying a hundred years of the Christian era, Yours for the truth of local history, site half way up the Corso have al- these two texts from Matthew were During this year there occurs the JOHN McCORMICK. ready gone down before the commer- interpreted to authorize reparations 800th anniversary, according to tra- Designed for the higher education at CatfcaHs Reminiscences of Father Gallitzin cial onslaught. In their places have only where one of the marriage part- dition, of the appointment of Erik Seton HOI Under the direction of the Mother Saton 8Is««!» ft In the course of the correspond- been reared two big, gaudy struc- ners had proved unfaithful, but it Gnupson as Bishop of Greenland and Incorporated under the laws of tha stata ot Pa^llM ence noted, the correspondent in tures to be occupied by banks which was never understood that the inno- Vinland. and empowered to oonfar Collegiata H mm fe ^^ cent party had a right to remarry. question says: stand out in bold contrast to the The anniversary is a reminder of Science and Music Estensiva grog ads. " So holds three-fourths of Christen- College "Perhaps, emboldened by his kind quiet coloring of the ancient gems of some striking Catholic history. Leif ings. For information concerning Collega ani dom even today. The prohibition architecture. the Happy, son of Erik the Bed, vis- Address, The Secretary. and condescending manner, I said: contained in Mark (x. 9-12), Luke Greensburg, Pa. When the palaces are not torn ited Norway in 990, arid was won 'Dr. Gallitzin, if you were to join the (xvi. 18) and Paul (i. Cor. vii. 10-11; 5 down, they are modified in such a over to Christianity by King Alof Russian National Church—the Greek Rom. vii. 2-3) is absolute; and Mat- way that the interior decoration, Trygvesson, who sent missionaries to Church—your estates would be re- thew, in the two texts quoted in fa- some of which has stood the test of accompany him to his country. The stored. Is the difference between vor of separation, can easily be rec- centuries, is effaced and sometimes missionaries converted the Norse col- the Latin and the Greek churches onciled with the other four in which plastered. Numerous alterations are onists, at least outwardly, and estab- ST. XAVIER ACADEMY, BEATTY, PA impassable?' no exception is suggested. made to suit the necessities of busi- lished an organized church. In view " 'I deem the difference,' he said Boarding: school for girls conducted by the Sister« of Mercy. Health- with a smile, 'quite sufficient to keep ness. St. Paul distinctly avers that death of the fact that the distance to Eu- me w'here I am. But to your query In the quarter where the Church alone dissolves the marriage tie, and rope made communication a difficult ful location. Attractive grounds. Thorough instruction. Tema rea- respecting my property: I am dead of St. John Lateran is located a new Luke says, "Everyone that putteth matter, Greenland was formed into a sonable. Catholic University Affiliation. Elementary, Academic ari in the law in view of Russian courts, amusement company has taken pos- away his wife and marrieth another, diocese, called that of Gardar. It Commercial Courses. Music, Art, Domestic Science, and Athletics. conimitteth adultery," and declares and my cousin, Prince Gallitzin, is session of a large square of vacant was made suffragan to the Archbish- that he also committeth adultery "w ho For catalog apply to THE DIRECTUM. the legal heir. He now owns them. ground and has erected carrousels, opric of Hamburg-Bremen, later to roller coasters, ferris wheels and side marrieth her that is put away." Lund, and then to that of Trondheim. I have reason to believe him an ex- Mark is equally emphatic. He uses shows. The romance and beauty of It is believed that from sixteen to cellent man. the word "whosoever" where Luke the spot has vanished. eighteen Bishops occupied in succes- PACKING Fireproof and Non-fireproof Warehouses SHIPPING " 'I never saw him, for I never used the word "everyone." In fact sion the See of Gardar, or were nom- was in Russia. it is difficult to understand how any- inated to it, before the colony per- " 'He manifested much personal BLUE SUNDAY BLISS. body can see an exception permitted ished. The act of Bishop Gnupson Furniture Storage regard and kindness towards me, as by Matthew, because, while he does in joining an expedition in 1121 to I learn from the Russian embassador The movement for a "blue Sun- justify the "putting away" of a wife locate again the eastern coast of HAUGH & KEENAN STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. at Washingtotn. day," has taken a more tangible form for the cause of fornication, he con- North America, which had been dis- " 'It is through his influence, I in the appeal of representatives of tends "he that shall marry her that CENTER AND EUCLID AVENUES Both Phoata covered some 100 years before that believe, that I have met with so much the Methodist conferences in the is put away committeth adultery." time, is recorded by tradition, and kindness from that gentleman. Southern States to Congress to enact Mark and Luke speak of the man is one of the noteworthy traditional " 'Some time ago I expected money legislation purporting to insure the marrying another after putting away ....» i » iw» ni 11111 n 11 i l i n t i IIABI nrrnrmawp^ incidents of the early history of this from Europe, but was disappointed. sacredness of the Sabbath. Under his wife; but Matthew says nothing region. During the reign of Bishop J. F. McKENNA, President J. S. MILLER, Secretary and Trisanu The embassador knew my expecta- the leadership of Wade Cooper, a of the man marrying another. Hence Ames, from 1311 to 1343. it is re- tion and their failure, and insisted wealthy lawyer, of Nashville, a dele- mere separation was in Matthew's Metal and Woodworking Machinery lated that Grenland contributed its on my accepting a loan from him. gation of twenty-five persons called mind. " 'My need was urgent and the upon members of the Senate and quota in natural products (which em- The State of New York allows ab- braced walrus teeth) toward Peter's J. S MILLER MACHINERY CO. prospect of being able before long to House urging them to take up the solute divorce only for the miscalled Pence and also to the expense of the 3 WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. return the money almost certain, I bill proposed to this end. scriptural reason, yet the latest Crusades. accepted a loan of $5,000, for which This measure is probaby the most nui H.HIIII i il i n m i i i i i i II II I i 111111 miHIIBBHl statistics credit New York state with Catholicism disappeared from I gave my bond. extraordinary example of "blue 3,261) divorces during 1016. Grant " 'But I was further disappointed, laws" yet devised. It would prohibit Greenland after the Reformation, and BELL PHONE 731 HAZEL one reason and dissatisfied people unfortunately remains still unrepre- and finally I concluded to go on to all work of any kind on Sunday. No will bring about the condition which Washington and have a personal in- newspapers would be issued, no sented there. JOHN H. CALLAHAN will enable them to become divorced. SUCCESSOR TO THOMAS W. CALLAHAN. terview with him. street cars operated, no sales of any It is true that many individuals " 'He invited me to dine with him kind permitted under its provisions. must suffer a hardship by being de- DOMINICAN SISTERS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER and, perhaps as a gratification to me, The unfortunate person who mowed nied the privilege of remarrying OF THE SICK POOR. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE invited Mr. Clay, the minister of the his lawn would be thrown in jail. after a separation, but laws are made 5120 SECOND AVENUE Opposite St. Stephen'« King of Holland, and others. Anyone who drove an automobile for for the general good. Every law will hire would run the risk of condign One of the recent additions to the " 'After dinner some smoked ci- work a hardship on some people. If family of Dominican communities in gars, and for their accommodation a punishment. After a perusal of its people foreknew that the marriage provisions the only hope of the com- the United States is the Institute of lighted candle was placed on the they were about to enter was to en- the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Bell 268 Grant P. & A. 268 Main Res. Bell, 1218 SdMby table. I chancer! to sit near the can- mon citizen would be to barricade dure for life, they would not only be himself in his own house and wait Poor. For over twenty years these dle, and noticed the Russian embas- more cautious about the step, but Sisters have been doing wonderful sador rolling up a paper very care- until Monday dawned. The Puritan would try harder to live harmonious- John J. Giltinan, fathers at their worst would prob- things for Christ and His poor. They fully to make a light. My eye in- ly. In countries where there exists have two convents in New York City, Successor to BURNS & GILTINAN voluntarily followed his hand till the ably regard the suggested legislation no divorce law, wedded couples live as an irksome and unwarranted in- with two supplementary houses, one paper was put to th> candle. more happily than they do in this in New Jersey and one on Long Is- 812 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA. " 'I then discovered my name on fringement upon their personal lib- country. erties. land, and also a most successful the paper. It was my bond for $5,000 If the Almighty ha* called most foundation in Columbus, Ohio. En- he was burning. people to the married state it is plain tirely dependent upon charity, they " 'When I spoke to him on the sub- IN LONELY RAVENNA. they will find happiness therein if have amply justified their trust in ject, which I did at the first oppor- only they will pray for direction in the bounty of Divine Providence. J as. J. Flannery Bro. Co, tunity, he declared it settled; nor their choice, and will, by honorable Ravenna is the resting-place of The Sisters nurse the sick in the would he hear anv more from me courtship, merit a blessing on their Funeral Directors and Embalmers that supreme singer of the Middle abodes of the poor, and also attend about it." union. Ages, Dante, and a fitting place of to such "household duties as are nec- "On the pacification of Europe The Catholic Church regards mar- essary for the maintenance of the CITY, 514 GRANT STREET Telephones! 1172 Grant, 1172 Mala after the downfall of Natjoleon, the pilgrimage in this centenary year. His mausoleum stands near the riage as a Sacrament; St. Paul calls home." Frequently sickness among OAKLAND, ATWOOD STREET Telephones, 2452 Schenley, 11 Ml Prince of Orange (Gallitzin's college it by this name (Eph. v. 32) Marriage the lowly spells ruin for the home, companion), became Kine of Hol- Church of San Francisco, in the ves- tibule of which the Florentine exile is sacred not only because it has God especially when the mother, its sole land, and very soon his minister was as its Author, and because Christ custodian, is the victim. The Sisters directed to search out Prince Gal- was first buried. Dante's tomb was originally the work of Pietro Lom- honored a marriage by His first ap- of the Sick Poor frequently have litzin. bardi, who built it in 14S2 at the in- pearance in public life, but also be- preserved family life in such cases, CHARLES C. REEL "It is within my recollection that stance of Bernardo Bembo, the rep- cause the home is the very founda- and by their ministrations have Robert Allison, Eso., of Huntingdon, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMEK resentative of Venice in the city; but tion of society, and the school in snatched many of the poor from was addressed on the subject by An- now, through reconstruction, it is which the child is to be started right what would have been certain death. thony Butler, of Philadelphia." He 215 WEST OHIO STREET, (Opp. St. Peter's Church), ALLEGHENY more modern than the sentimental on its journey to eternity. Naturally their work demands of the knew Dr. Gallitzin very well—and heart would wish. The old palace of People who believe that divorce Sisters skill in the art of nursing, Telephones—Bell 495 Cedsr; P. & A. 495 North the Prince was found in the Pastor the Polenta looks down upon the should be allowed to one who was and their superiors are now anxious of Loretto." tomb from across the way, a fitting misniated do not consider the rights to'h ave a single hospital devoted en- Note—The Russian Embassador guard for the poet's grave. For it of the children. They are separated tirely to the poor that would at the (or in more modem orthography, Jas. J. Flannery, Res. 499 Schenlay. M. Kerwtn Flsnnsry. Baa. 1441 was Guido da Polenta who gave him from one of their parents without be- same time serve as a school for the ambassador), was doubtless Baron City Office, Bell 181 Grant the welcome of Ravenna, after Flor- ing consulted and must themselves Sisters. The new laws of the State de Maltitz. ence had forbidden him her shelter often be subjected to severe hard- of New York will soon make impera- FUN£R\L DIRECTORS ships by accepting a new parent, who tive the Hospital and Training What is it that walks with its ami had doomed him to follow the Flannery Brothers will not he a father or mother to School which the Sisters now seek. A.WO £M3ALMERS head downward ? A nail in a shoe. wandering roads. them. No finer memorial could be erected Branch Office, 4731 Second Avenue Bell Phone 5 Haiti by the rich and generous than such 507 SIXTH AVENUE (Near Grant Street) PITTSBURGH, PA. an institution. THOSE TEN BILLIONS. Never in their career have the Sis- HERE IS YOUR CHANCE It is very strange—one would think ters accepted pay for their service. To Ot Krady Far a High Class Position. the ten billion dollars owed by Eu- Outside of nursing some speciol ben- efactors, they have gone to none save WHICH DO YOU CHOOSE? rope to America was some mere ac- Frank X. Behen REAL ESTATE cident or incident of diplomacy, so the poor. Those who could afford to X lightly is it tossed about, speculated pay for care have been told that the on, dismissed as a vagary or frowned destitute require the time of all the 506 Commonwealth Building 3500 Coirt on as a disagreeable memory by the Sisters. Such devotion has cried to publicists and propagandists who in heaven for help, and heaven has London or Paris daily discuss the af- never failed. fairs of nations. D. W. LOGAN, President F. WILLIAM RUDEL, OMM* Yet this debt—roughly ten billion, LITTLE COURTESIES. and with interest eleven billion—is the colossal business fact of our in- Do not forget to teach the children Iron and Glass Dollar Savings Bank ternational affairs today. No Amer- to say good night to one another, as OF BIRMINGHAM ican business man can afford to ig- well as to older members of the fam- 4% Iatsrsst paid an Bavinrs Accounts. J% Interest paU aa Cfcaskbv nore it. He must look it in the eye, ily when they go to bed. ! It is sel- 1115 CARSON STREET, PITTSBURGH. PA. Privat* Secretary Calles* Basintss Advertising ami, looking it in the eve, what does dom thev will do it of their own ac- Coa no Preparatory Administration Salesmanship he find? cord, because comradeship and equal- Why, he finds that, to remit this ity render them thoughtless of little S sum to the nations that borrowed and courtesies. Familiar use has robbed spent it would be equivalent to tak- the phrase of its significance, but CAPITAL —$200,000.00 SURPLUS $200,000* Shorthand Bookkeeping Mechanical General ing $550 from the average American every child should know that God and and Drawing Edacation for family and giving it to French. Eng- and good spring from the same root, FOURTEENTH STREET BANK Typewriting Accounting Drafting Older Staden ta lish and Italian families. That is with the meaning. "Good-bye" is Pays Four Per Cent Interest on Savings Accounts something. But average figures do 'God be with you," and the old- Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent Under oar methods your progress will be rapid and sure. You will go step by step not tell the whole truth. fashioned phrase, "Good night to and in a short time you will be in one of the positions pictured above. This enormous sum was not col- you," is "God guard the night to 1401 CARSON STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. Easy Payments. Individaal Attention. lected from the American people by you." It may, perhaps, have a dif- DAT SCHOOL NIGHV SCHOOL AFTERNOON SESSION any law of averages. Much was ferent meaning for the children if Monday, Hednesday and Friday they knew this. l;Mtal:M 7 to 9 or 7:10 to J:M i:li ta 7:80 or 6 to 8 taken from some and little from The Above Coarse* May Also Be Taken At Heme By Correspondence. others. Many a business man con- Omca MW farming. Write far catalogne— tributed thousands instead of hun- PROMISE YOURSELF. gÊÊÊMKÊÊÊÊÊÊÊËÈÊÈËÈÊm dreds to this stupendous foreign For Information address loan. If the loan be not paid Ameri- can business will stand committed to To be so strong that nothing can make good in taxes the foreign de- disturb your peace of mind. |1 The Colonial Press Pittsburgh Academy falcation. To talk health, happiness and pros- perity to every person you meet. ^^^llllllllllllllHlllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi 631 WOOD STREET Established 1882. PITTSBURGH, PA. But why this talk about remitting the ten billion dollars? In Wash- To make all your friends feel that ington, everybody who speaks of the there is something in them. |f PRINTERS--PUBLISHERS subject publicly, denies that the debt To look at the sunny life ofevery- will be canceled. Why consider such think and make your optimism come a grotesque possibility? true. 11 NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, YEAR BOOK 1921-1922 To thing only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only g| CATALOGS, COMMERCIAL WORK Ready for mailing TRIBUTE TO A MOTHER. the best. To forget the mistakes of the past g| SATISFACTORY SERVICE tHONE COURT We have one for you. Cost one pott card with name and addrett. I count my Mother as one of the nnd press on to the greater achieve- most precious gifts God gave me. ments of the future. ==iiimiiiiui It mint IIIIIIIIIIIIIIM Milium« The legacy which she gives to me is To wear a cheerful countenance at the heritage of an ideal woman. Her all times and give every living crea- DUFF'S COLLEGE love answers my longings. I yield ture you meet a smile. fff 237-9 THIRD AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA. P«nn Ave. & StanWtx Si. Pittaburgh, Pa. to her affection, for in doing so I am Never to believe the bad things not deceived. Her trust in God re- you hear in gossip, and, above all, veals to me a faith which is like a never to repeat them. s - • fflSß T, AUGUST 18, 1921 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC TH3UB Catholic lecturer: before you take ttue Anti- h m into your house and introduce see 100 machines parked around the Catholic Champions. him to your family, make sure he high school building before the order P°',ce record, and is free from went into effect. A snobocracy had SAVING LIVES practices which may bring him afoul been created in this manner. The •igfe popular anti-Catholic cham- 01 ine CATHOLIC NEWS have recently been checked in 'aw. Othei'wis e the conse- youth with a car considered himself if 1 unhorsed as it were, two t0 ,you and to your family above the common herd; and he was jBÏd-CftfP® "" Domestic and Foreign courted by the young women because Government, and one may be unpleasant in the extreme. b the State of Massachusetts. Their he possessed a car that could be used for joy riding after school hours. (L^ it instructive, but needless to The Archbishop of Lemberg in Gal- ¿ytbey find in their downfall, they The Eternal Question. party or parties ground out by the The youth without a car considered icia is in London, en route to the divorce mills. himself an aggrieved person often S' their dupes, only another in- United States and Canada to plead junce of the control of the American The printing press is all and parents were besieged to make on behalf of Lithuanian Catholics. powerful up the deficit so that their sons and ¡¡¿to by the Catholic Church. , oTu , y Controve|sy is raging in in these days and if we arc to reach a In the archdiocese of San Francisco the multitude hungering daughters might join the "exclusive J0 the shame of our electoral sys- ^atholic weekly concerning the for the automobile set." mq be it stated, the first was, until small number of present-day mar- are 25 academies for girls, 7 colleges J read of Life, it can only be done m^tly, the Governor of a Southern riages. The young men blame the for boys, 3 seminaries, 410 clergy and ffeetively through that medium. gtnte. Up to last week, a fugitive women and vice versa. One bright 14 parochial schools. >pe JUBO XIII. laid emphasis upon BILLIONS FOR from justice, he is under indictment young lady wrote the prize letter of this fact, not once only but many AGRICULTURE. In 1800 the United States had 40,- times. by the Federal Government for peon- the week and we clip the following 000 Catholics, one Bishop and 50 the New South's new slavery, excerpt because our daily observa- priests. Today we have two Cardi- The Nationa>l1 Catholic Welfare The Federal Government has given ¿J by his State, for the crime of tions plainly indicate that the author nals, 13 Archbishops, 88 Bishops. 10,- Council' s News Service, after one away millions of acres of public lands «lling pardons. The ex-Governor is is in a great measure correct in her 000 priests and a grand total of 23,-! year of existence, reports that it has and has appropriated billions of iBaptist clergyman, and was long a conclusions: "The young men of to- 000,000 Catholics. seventy •three Catholic papers in the money for the encouragement and favorite speaker at those noisome day want the girl who stops to pow- United States, four in Canada, and development of agriculture. Con- „^Catholic gatherings known as der her dainty little nose in every Glasgow Catholics have just held a one in ('uba among its subscribers. gress has endowed agricultural ex- "for men only." The second cham- slot-machine mirror. The girl who three-day Irish fair to raise funds for The news service has been admitted periment stations, appropriated mil- aoa is a Boston individual, the sec- asks them to put her powder puff in relief in that country. Irish national to the press galleries of Congress as lions for the building of country tary of a "loyal" league organized iHisie and games were popular fea- roads, other millions for vocational the pocket of their blue suit. The tures. a regular news service. Father John's Medicine to present to this country the case of girl who begins a risque story but is A tine program has been arranged education, and it has undertaken to poor down-trodden Great Britain. ashamed to finish it; the girl who Dail Eireann hails the statement by the Catholic Social Guild for its protect the farmer from all sorts of Best for Colds and throat [jfcRtag under the delusions that has been told she looks like Gloria issued by the Irish hierarchy at summer school, which is to be held in pests, such as the boll weevil, the gan Fein and the Catholic Church Swan.son and tries to play the part. Maynooth as a document of far- Oxford this summer. The promoters tobacco beetle, hog cholera, wolves, troubles. Builds you up. No «ere synonymous terms, he soon dis- The girl who is fond of the food in reaching importance, especially in of the summer school have been able rats and prairie dogs; not to men- {¡Bgoiahed himself in much the same Chinese restaurants. She who tele- view of their utterance regarding the to secure the use of Ruskin College— tion river and harbor appropriations Alcohol or dangerous drugs. gaaner as the Baptist ex-Governor. phones you at the office three or four position of Ireland. >ne of the two labor colleges at Ox- for improvement of dry creeks, to Ob May 26, this creature was con- times a day, and is the cause of vou There is no better and more hope- ford -for the sessions. drain swamp lands and to irrigate victed of immorality on eleven dif- wasting an amount of the boss' ful indication of Catholic life and deserts. SISTERS BENEFITED ferent counts. precious time in idle chat. She is the The League of Swiss Catholic movement in this country than the Women has just held its second Con- The products of the farm in this Mother Antoinette, Superior of The third champion was, until May kind of a girl any fellow can pick up seventy or more Catholic periodicals country are valued roughly at $15,- Nazareth Academy of Concordia, on the street corner; or the one they gress, which was extremely success- $ the pastor of a Methodist church that go weekly into thousands of ful. Six thousand members took part 000.000.000 a year. The products of Kansas, says, "Several of the Sister* ¡a New York. A North of Ireland can find hanging round some 'popu- American Catholic homes. industrial enterprises are estimated have been taking Father John's lar' pool room, and public dance halls ;n the meetings. The speeches and MB and a welcomed brother in the The unprecedented record of no reports dealt principally with the re- at twice that amount. Yet the ex- Medicine and all have received bene- Orange lodges, he was mighty in unescorted. That's the kind of a penditures of the Department of fit from it." Jane the fellows all love to chase failures among the five hundred 'war ligious and social training of women mid and work impartially against veterans receiving free college and in the twentieth century. Agriculture for the year that ended around with, as some people express with last month are given by Secre- the Catholic Church and the Sinn university training from the Knights The "Universe," of London, at ftin. Unfortunately for himself, it. But is that the kind of a partner tary Mellon as ? 107,000,000; "those of they want to take for life? No, in- of Columbus is reported in the an- present the best .Catholic weekly Tie Up With Ut this worthy applied to the Federal nual survey of the scholarship men. the Department of Commerce as $23,- deed! Is that the kind of a wife published in England, publishes a 000,000. Surely all this does not We have over 49 years' experienca courts for his citizenship papers, but Hon. Philander J. Claxton, United letter by a correspondent, warning upon which to draw in giving our de- H his career had attracted the at- they want to make a home and help look like discrimination against agri- keep it? No, indeed! Is that the States commissioner of education the Catholic public against "Harm- culture and in favor of what is positors the co-operation they hav* tention of the Federal Government, suggests that all the schools and col worth's Universal Encyclopedia," a right to expect. IN received a severe rebuke. His kind of a wife they want to be the known commonly as business. mother of their children? Absolute- leges of the country take an active which will no doubt be sold also in And in those 49 years our custom«* jplkltlnn was denied on the ground part in the six hundredth anniversary this country before long. This new along with us, have successfully that his immoral character unfitted ly no! But when they have finished STATE TROOPERS sowing their wild oats and have de- of the death of Dante. reference work is honey-combed by passed through periods of dfflttkt him for citizenship, and the judge infidelity. TO ASSIST IN FIGHT- that make present condition« look ordered that he be declared incapable cided to settle down for life, they Atchison, Kans.—Maur Hill, which begin looking for the good old- was purchased by St. Benedict's Col The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Walsh. like "good times." rf applying for his papers at any ING FOREST FIRES. Then why isn't the West End Savings Mare time. As the Department of fashioned girl of yesterday. One who lege from the authorities of the Lu Bishop of Trenton, has received from can cook their meals; meals that they theran College of this city, some time Bank & Trust Co. a good bank for Justice had reported immorality in Signor Orlando Ricci, the Italian Am- HARRISBURG, Pa. — Adjutant you to do business with at this tixpo? fm different States, the question of can be proud of in the eyes of their ago, has been converted at an expense bassador to the United States, notifi- General Beary and Chief Forester Ul deportation will probably be in- friends. A girl who can sew, mend of about $500,000 into an exclusive cation that the King of Italy had con- Pinchot have agreed upon a plan to WEST END SAVINGS BANK stigated. and keep a home neat and clean. school for Catholic younger boys. ferred upon him the decoration of use the State's cavalry troops, located & TRUST COMPANY Thats the kind of wives they want. commander of the crown of Italy in If these obvious reflections make August is the month of the Immac- in the mountainous sections of the Open Saturday Evenings 7-9 Let me tell you this much Catholic ulate Heart of Mary. A mother's recognition of his services in behalf State, to combat forest fires. The BO impression, one piece of advice young men; you'll not find that girl of Italian immigrants in the United PITTSBURGH, PA. My be offered those of our separated heart ever throbs with love and de- mounted troopers, it is believed, will of yesterday lodged in some public votedness for her children. Mary be- States. be specially valuable in rounding up brethren about to extend the hand of dance hall, but where will you find fellowship to "the professional anti- ame our Mother, when Jesus, hang- The entire history of Poland is one fire fighters when they are needed to her ? You'll find her exactly at home ing on the cross, said to her, "Wom- check the spread of the flames. in the porch swing having a heart- if the greatest liberality and toler- My New Location It an, behold thy son." ance, especially in regard to religion. The plan was suggested to For- PUPILS to-he art talk with mother, while the "baby-doll" type of a girl is stagging The Slovak Catholic Federation of During the reformation Poland was ester Pinchot by District Forester R 403 Lyceum Bldg. it up to a public dance. Why I have America has affiliated with the Na- a refuge for thousands of sectarians. B. Winter, of Mifflinburg, who work- two of the dearest brothers God ever tional Council of Catholic Men. The That these, however, have never af- ed it out successfully with Captain Curry College created and I would not trade them Federation has several thousand ?d the pronounced nature 'of thf Donald Zimmerman, commanding of LIBERTY AVE. AT STANW1X ST. for ail the jewels in the world. 1 members in its I' ira n .i. in 18 of P sh nat ion is revealed in the fact ficer of Troop M, of Lewisburg. Vol Cd Year. Telephone 1027 Court. Business day fully 90 unteers for the forest tire service will •enaBtlng, shorthand, typewriting, u<*or know we have more like them, but the United States ant >rov it remains per tsAi, preparatory, mechanical, draw in where are thev?" of Canada. Catholic. be recruited in each cavalry troop in - the interior of the State. ehrfl service, billing , English, salesmanship, i nt R ut Columbia t here Sling, office appliances, music and elocution«! Nine Vincent i. .Father i passed Because of their favorable loca through Seattle Wash., recently >i seven thousan d DAY & EVENING SCHOOL here practical ly evervone is a tions. troops in the following place: THE IMMIGRANT. from Vancouver, . C., en route to will be asked to co-operate: Belle China, where th ev will take up their dai immunisant. The Missio nary Roofl«i Plate—another tangible reault of Fa f th( Im maculate Heart, fonte. Lock Haven, Boalsburg, Har VILLANOVA COLLEGE How shall we Americanize the im- ibori in the new mission fields of risburg, Tyrone, Carlisle, Punxsu- mechanical aktll. migrant? This is a question that Kanchau, in th. iuth< asi >rn part of .ho have charge
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, mj f TH1 FOUR THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC
BANDITS FBI STRATH). Visit to Saint MT. ALOYSIUS ACADEMY, CRESSON, PA. Attempt to Bob l'a) master Ne» fjfttsburgij Catijolif Xavier's Academy. llarmarville I'ncovered ESTABLISHED IN 134-1 By I'riest. BY RT. REV. MICHAEL O'CONNOR. D. D„ FIRST BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH Willis Barr PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ib roi leu pa i< believed to have been aa THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY 1 t0 loh paymaster of the OFFICE. ROOM 302 Bell Phone 1S97 Court 237 FOURTH AVENUE St. X: < o heries Co by dynamiti» PAUL C. DUNLEVY. President and Treasurer FRANCIS P. SMITH. Edit •r t reek road, near Harm«, TER US IN ADV AN CK. er which he was traveling w copy b r mail, per year $2.00 J 00 , AUgUS LP. on his way to Single cc py 05 Fo reiicn subscription, by mail 3.00 came t< 1 ; ht when the Rev b. I readied me entrance, Entered at the Postofflc \ Pittsburgh, Pa., a.s Second Class Matter. Pf fer, of St. Augnstine'i ticeii a small girl of about ten uri-h, fhirtv-seventthirty-seventh street, found THUI ÌSDAY, Al 'GUST IS, 1921 gin.g from the side entrance into sticks of the explosive buried six the jrove and it occurred to me that ehes beneath the surface of the this was just the age that my mother >adway. THE EDITOR had entered St. Xavier's sixty-five Attached to the charge was elee- THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC vears; ago; 1855-1921 is a long stretch trica! wiring which ran to the woodj PITTSBURGH, PA of th imagination, and then I also near the roadway, where, it Is be^ Dear Sir:- >ere:00 p. m. All were tired but happy. around and question him about his Catholics of this place purchased the ought to be satisfied with a subordinate position, and be very grateful even old, dilapidated and long abandoned As the men were leaving they spoke great brother. It always seemed a .o the priest and to one another of DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY. at that, for the privileges their American liberality permits them to enjoy. pleasing subject to the gentle prelate. Free Methodist church and by their Catholics are grateful and bound to be loyal to the country at large for own labor transformed it into a very- .he great blessing that the teachers .»f the Missionary Confraternity had the benefits which they enjoy in a legal and constitutional way. Whether No difference how many convents neat and serviceable house of Cath- Next week stulents who were con- and schools I visit all over the world, been to their children in Bairdford. ditioned in one or other of their sub- they are citizens by the birthright of nature, or by adoption, the Constitution olic worship. Women scrubbed away there always seems an atmosphere the d*>st that had settled there dur- jects will be re-examined, in order and laws have conferred on them the birthright of civil and political nativity. ;ibi>ut St. Xavier's which seems dif- ing the thirteen years of unuse; men TWO PRIESTS SLAIN that they may qualify for promo- For this they are grateful. This makes them equal before the law to any- ferent from any place else, in other made the necessary repairs in car- tion to a higher class. - On Thursday, other citizen of the Union—and what more need anyone desirejwhat less words, an atmosphere of its own pentering and plastering; the build- (C itinued from Page One) in the forenoon .examinations »ill he should anyone who has been deemed worthy to be enrolled on the list of which breathes refinement and cul- ing was painted within and without; held in Latin; in the afternoon is citizens be willing to submit to? What Catholics are, therefore, in this ture. It is elusive and indefinable, one of the parishioners built the altar Father Coyle lying on the floor and the English branches. On Friday, m saw Mr. Stephenson walking away. country, they are not by the favor of spontaneous benevolence, but by posi- but seems to exist just the same rail and from the surplus number of the forenoon, examinations will be and when I advocated the cutting A policeman ran after Stephenson, tive right, whether natural and original, or legal and acquired. pews, taken apart with religious care, held in Greek, and, in the afternoon, down of several trees which were in the beautiful altar that now adorns who had started for the jail. The in Mathematics and Sciences. In other countries, whether Catholic or Protestant, there has been legis- the way of the tennis court, the good this house of worship was fashioned. officer overtook the minister in front A considerable number of new stu- lation establishing or recognizing one predominant creed, but sometimes Sister who was with me seemed to So well did these good people do their of the prison, where Stephenson dents have been enrolled for the com- also granting toleration to dissenters from the doctrine of the state religion. think that a sacrilege was contem- work that all who entered this un- handed over his revolver and surren-1 ing year. Indications point to a large In all such cases the rights of conscience were secured by affirmative laws; plated. and aferwards, when I came pretentious building on the day of its dered. ^registration. 1 here they have a wider scope under a better security, by the constitutional to think it over, no wonder it seemed dedication marveled at the beauty, In a statement to newspaper men * A general catalogue outlining the so to that particular Sister, for she negation of all power to legislate on so sacred a subject. In other countries simplicity and good order that ob- after his arrest. Rev. Mr. Stephenson various courses, has just been issuid could aptltv quote: declared that he shot Father Coyle they are secured by some positive statute—here they are safer under a con- tained within. The number of fam- from the press. Copies will be for- ilies making up this congregation hi self-defense after the priest had warded on application. stitution forbidding any such stutute to be ever enacted. In other countries "Woodman spare that tree, touch not being small, our resources were ac- struck him twice and knocked him toleration was granted by the civil authorities—here the great men who a single bough. to his knees. According to his own cordingly limited, so that we were PROFESSED FOR FOREIGN framed the Constitution saw, with keen and delicate perception, that the In it's youth it protected me, and I'll unable at the beginning to make all account he was passing the Catholic right to tolerate implied the equal right to refuse toleration, and on behalf protect it now." the improvements we wished. On rectory when Father Coyle called MISSION of the United States, as a civil government, they denied all right to legislate account of our great desire to be in him in, and in an argument which Eternal change is always the order followed he termed Father Coyle "a in the premises, one way or the other: "Congress shall make no law on the our own church, and especially be- Sister M. Veronica (Rose A. Hart- of the day on this terrestrial sphere dirty dog." Father Coyle, according subject of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." and I tried to recall my first visit to ause of the shortage of funds, some man), of Pittsburgh, was professed of the contemplated improvements to Stephenson, then attacked him, for service in the Foreign Mission, in But it was not in re-adjusting the dead letter of written State Constitu- St. Xavier's at five years of age to had to be postponed to a later date. whereupon he drew his revolver and Maryknoll, N. Y., Friday, August 5. tions that the people of this Union conformed to the new* and liberal order, see one of my. aunts. After that I fired three shots. Why he was car- had attended a number of commence- Ever since the dedication of this which had been sanctioned by their authorized delegates in convention. They hurch by Rt. Rev. Regis Canevin, rying the revolver on that particular ments, but they were scattered widely night he did not explain. One bullet informed that it was too late for i labored to imbue themselves and those around them with its spirit and life. over a period of years and the entire then Administrator of the diocese, on It was the primitive age of American patriotism. It was a period in which December 5, 1921, the epistle side of of the three fired entered the left search warrant to be issued and that personnel of the teaching staff had temple of Father Coyle and passed he would have to wait until morning. the great men of the country, of all professions, brought their sentiments, changed entirely with the exception the sanctuary, screened off by a cur- out of the back of the head. The He remarked that then it might bt of Sisters Annina and Gonsales. tain, has served as a sacristy. their conversation and actions, nay, controlled and brought even the very- priest died an hour later. too late. _ prejudices of their youth and education into harmony witlv the new order of Gone were the two famous Sisters Improvements Planned. According to Fred McDuff, chief Rev. Dr. Robert Echols, Preswtag Hilda and Antonio and a score of This improvised sacristy became civil, religious, and social life, which had been so wisely provided for in the deputy sheriff, Stephenson had ap- Elder of the Birmingham Distnd, other nuns noted in their generation, the storehouse in which were piled Federal Covenant. but although the present staff may pears 1 at the sheriff's office about of the Methodist Episcopal Chunk not only the vestments, altar linens, twenty minutes before the shooting, South, has declared that Revered Very different are these Ku-Klux agitators. Their cabal is a traitorous not have such bright particular stars indlesticks and everything else used one. It rises above the law. It defies the Constitution. It is disloyal to as Evangeles and the two above men- asking for the issuance of a search Mr. Stephenson was not a member of about the altar, but the only place wan-ant for his daughter. He was the Southern Methodist Church American principles. Catholics have as ample rights in this country as tioned, I do not know when I had ibout the church where anything anybody, if you admit the great principle of civil and religious liberty. The ever met such evenly balanced, highly ould be left. This condition will Ku-Klux-Klan, on its own confession, is outside the pale of the law. It should qualified instructors, as the present soon be removed. Plans are now un- ones now located at the Academy. ier way for the erection of sacristies be treated criminally. Progress has been the order of the n the rear of the church and for the :o: day and all the qualifications of a state institution have been complied nstallation of a heating system. These may seem small but for a place THE THIRD ORDER. with and a student gaining a diploma from St. Xavier's today could enter he size of Mars they mean much. NO STATE APPROPRIATIONS anv college in the land. \s no basement had been put under "riE Third Order of St. Francis is something more than an ordinary con- this church, it will be necessary for fraternity. It is a real and true religious nrder of the Catholic Church, Tradition is everything in an edu- us to do some excavating before a expressly declared such by the Holy See. It is a form of life instituted in cational institution and right ably heating system can be installed. The TO THE DE PAUL INSTITUTE 1221 by the Seraphic Saint- of Assisi to enable those living in the world to have the good Sisters maintained it; Catholics of Mars, who are justly obtain more securely their eternal salvation, and has been enriched by manv book learning is highly necessary, proud of their church, are anxious to but the formation of character and and great spiritual privileges. It has its distinct Rule of Life, a novitiate, a have everything about it as perfect the cultivating of the little graces is possible. Urged on by this lauda- What, dear reader, will be your form of profession, and habit of definite shape. Its aim is twofold: first, the are everything in this modem era, ile ambition we are certain that they answer to the appeal of the 100 Deaf personal sanctification of the members, and secondly, the regeneration of which seems to overlook the old-time will carry their latest plans to a suc- Christian society. culture in the rush and scramble of cessful issue before the snow flies, Mute children in the De Paul Institute? Leo XIII., whose knowledge of the social conditions of the world has everyday life. St. Xavier's has al- ind with the aid of friends we also been manifested in his famous encyclicals, held deeply the conviction that ways had a number of non-Catholic hope soon to pay off the debt that students and they seem to be on the these necessary improvements will in membership of the Third Order of St. Francis lay an efficacious remedy increase. During the past week the following for social evils. Bearing in mind the view of the August Pontiff, there is entail. The sun is descending and the An- Bairdford. persons have endowed scholarships in the something particularly appropriate in the fact that in these days of great gelas rings out; I can see St. Vin- social unrest there should be a call to the Tertiaries of the world to celebrate cent's towers in the distance and the After celebrating Mass at Mars De Paul Institute: the seventh centenary of the founding of the Third Order by the "poor robins are beginning their anthem; last Sunday; the priest of the Con- man of Assisi." the gentle rolling country seems fraternity drove across the eoun'.ry seventeen miles to Bairdford, where The purpose of the Congress is to celebrate the seventh centenarv of more beautiful than ever, and the peace of eventide falls. It would he was scheduled for a second Mass. Joseph A. Beck, Esq., the Third Order, and thereby to make the religious and social benefits of Despite the bad weather a large num- this grat institute more widely known and appreciated by the Catholics of seem a beautiful spot to pass one' Miss Jane Popp, declining years, for, as Omar sav.- ber of people were on hand for the the country. Holy Sacrifice. As the teachers had Mrs. Catherine McQuade Terry. gone out on Saturday, everything —:o:- "It is but a tent, which we occupy was in readiness when the priest ar- for a night, rived. The confessional in this place And the Great Ferrasch strike THE AWFUL TRAGEDIES. and consists of a chair alongside an an- FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEAR prepares it for another guest IT IS a grim and iragic story told in the columns of The Catholic, in this tiquated sewing machine. Here nineteen received the sacrament of ($50.00) for five years will endow such a issue, the most horrible details of the murder of two priests. Particu- CATHOLIC PRESS penance, after which Mass was cele scholarship, and your name will be given larly gruesome is the murder of the young priest in California, who was brated. After Mass indulgenced cru lured to his awful death, under the pretext that he was in his sacred calling, TO MEET IN JULY cifixes were given to the adults, who to it, making it a perpetual memorial to on h» way to fill the requirements of a sick call. The priest done to death were urged to carry them constantly with them. All were asked to remain your generosity. in Alabama was the victim, so far as known, of a jealous father's rage over The annual convention of the Cath the reception of his daughter into the Catholic Church, and her marriage for the outing that the teachers had olic Press Association of United prepared for the children. with a Catholic. The most saddening feature is that the perpetrator was a States, Canada and Cuba, will be held minister of the Gospel, whose hieh calling should have taught him the Chris- the last Friday and Saturday in July, The rain had ceased, but the grass Perhaps, dear reader, you did intend tian quality of patience and resignation to what, in his mind, he deemed a 1922, in Cleveland, O. Eighteen new was still wet, so the teachers served the lunch to young and old in the to leave us this much in your will. But wrong. Rarely, indeed, are we called upon to chronicle such awful affairs. Catholic papers have been elected to membership of the associâtion, which public school house, where we hold you may live 50 years, and these children They appal and dismay, and words, poor coinage, cannot fill up or sound makes a total of 82 Catholic papers services. By the time they had fin the depths of the unfathomable horror. and magazines in United States, Can- ished eating the wind had dried the must be educated this year. Why not lei j -:o:- ada and Cuba members of the asso- grass on the sloping ground before The world, the flesh, and the devil are the great agencies of sin. But ciatiôn. the school house, and thither all re- us have a portion of your legacy this year, paired to witness the games and con where do we find them most frequently? Is it in the home? Do they intrude tests of the children. These, ar and spread it over five years, and see your into the safe sanctuaries of life; or, as in everyday affairs, do we go out ENGAG EM ENT A NNOlNCED ranged according to the ages of the charity at work before you die. and meet them abroad? Yes, they are abroad for the most part. They boys and girls, were run off one are in the public places where men associate; they march with the crowd, Mr. and Mrs. Anna Gloekler, of after another with the aid of the men or dress up for social occasions, and when they are strong factors in the the East End, announce the engage- of the place. The grown people en- De national and political life, it is indeed a difficult task to protect the home. ment of their daughter, Miss Ger- tered into the spirit of the occasion, TELEPHONE LOCUST 327, and, like their children, became eager 1 ;o: trude Frances Gloekler, and Leo G. Paul Institute, for particulars. Henry, of Pittsburgh, son of Mrs. participants in contests that were put It is hardly sufficiently realized that whatever fonn the eventual settle- Anna Henry of Crestline, Ohio. The on for them. A peanut scramble ment of the Irish question may take, the status quo has entirely vanished engagement will terminate in an ended the play in the field and then Things can never he the same again. early fall wedding. all returned to the school, where the kY, AUGUST 18, 1921 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC VI VB
CtfJBCa CALENDAR The Casino will hold an outdoor CHARGES SWORN k. OF C. WORK AMONG HISTORIC JEWELS smoker on the school grounds this Diocesan Sodalities lursday evening. AGAINST ALLEGED ITALIA^ YOUTH—AC- FOUND IN LONDON. AlWST Under the auspices of Branch No Mothers of Sodalists Pass Excellent MURDERED OF PRIEST TIVITIES IN ITALY. No, L. C .B. A., a card party will be u Fourteenth Sunday after Pente Resolutions LONDON, Aug. 17.—Buried in a W cost. St. Jane Frances ,1« j held for the benefit of the picnic or IN CALIFORNIA. The Diocesan Union of Sodalities Subscriptions of a total of $1,000,- suburban garden in London, the his- Chantal, V.F. (Wednesday evening, August 24 i> ' St. Michael's hall. of Pittsburgh congratulates the offi- 000 with which to inaugurate and toric thirteenth-century treasury of * SS. Timothy and Com p., MM. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.—A conduct welfare work in Italy were cers, delegates and members of the St. Elizabeth of Hungary, stolen from 5 St Philip Beniti, C. Catholic Women's Union of the complaint cnavgiitg \\ illiuin A. iligli- authorized by the recent convention THE NINE THOUSAND 1 tower, itinerant iiaker, with muriier its shrine last November, has been 1 St, Bartholomew, A p. United States, who in their national (! the Knignts of Columbus in San | 01" tile Rev. Patrick K. lleslin, Col ma Francisco. This money will be gath- discovered, thanks to the resourceful- 6 St Lows- K.C. AND THE NINE. convention in Fort, Wayne, Ind., last * Si Zephynnus. P.M. I priest, was sworn to before justice of ered from the members of the Order. ness tiS the police. r St Joseph Calasanctus, C. By Thomas F. Coakley, D.I). week, passed such excellent resolu- j the Peace Ellis C. Johnson lat Daly The activities in Italy, it was ex- »•• A member of the gang of thieves Last year 9,000 Catholic persons tions. These resolutions deserve the ! City, San Mateo county, today, by plained, will be undertaken at the re- pQgTY HOURS' DEVOTION died in the diocese of Pittsburgh. serious consideration of all well- I Constable A. S. Landini of Col ma. quest of Pope Benedict. Supreme who were believed to have committed Out of the 9,000 it is doubtful if 9 of meaning women of this country, and The warrant will be served, it Was Advocate Joseph C. Pelletier in an the theft at Marburg was watched them left anything at all to the De above all of all Catholic mothers and 1 said, just as soon as Higntower is interview, stated the purpose of the by detectives. Released from prison, AUGUST Paul Institute, or to any other char- young ladies, members of the Sodal- ! taken from San Francisco. fund as follows: ¡» point Marlon—St. Hubert's Oh. I he left Germany for England, where ity, 111 their wills. If they did, we itv of the Blessed Virgin throughout Belief that another body is buried "It is our aim to go to Italy and g. Briddock—St. Isidore's church. it was believed he had hidden the have yet to hear of it. the land. in the immediate vicinity of where j introduce American welfare work, to •1 Cinnelton—St. Rose's church. Suppose each one of these 9,000 ! the body of Father Heshn was ex- 1 repay Italy in part the debt laid upon jewels. On his return he was re- ! «Chestnut Ridge--St. Boniface's had left the I)e Paul Institute the (•rand Resolutions for Sodalists' ! humed was announced by Constable America when Columbus, the great arrested and searched, and hidden in I S. A. Landini of Colma, 011 his re- church. paltry sum of $100! Surely this is Consideration Italian, found this western world and his clothes were found 174 of the ••-Unity—St. John the Baptist i'h. not much after a lifetime of savings, | turn from Salada Beach on the Pa- made it posible for Christendom to missing jewels, which had lain con- The following are the solutions j cific Ocean south of here. extend its sphere." J Lfttrobe—St. John's church. with death, judgment, heaven and cealed in a London garden for six ¡4. Msmnioth—St. Stanislaus' Ch. hell staring us in the face. Suppose, hat refer to the welfare Catholic The police also announced that fur- months. Lelsenrins—St. I'olvcarp <"h. w repeat, each one of the 9,000 wh girls and young ladies, and can be ther evidence against Hightower had put to practice in no way better thai CATHOLIC LORD Bridgevllle—St. Agatha's church. died in this diocese last year, had I been unearthed. CHIEF JUSTICE. « Ernest—Church of5 Assumption. left the De Paul In ;titute the insig- if taken up by all Socialities in al Cor ble Landini said that he and McKEOWN RELEASED; parts of the country. «¿Pltcairn—St. Michael's church, niticant sum of $100 in their will, the others lug ¡11 the sand near the WALSH (JETS VISE. g, fceisenring—St. Vincent de Paul. result would have been $900,000. (1) "We seriously deplore thi priest's grave, but. were forced to DUBLIN. Aug. 17.—A royal war- nppointing Denis Henry as Lord 4 Oaridge—St. Barbara's church. That is almost a million dollars, and fact that too little attention is paii abandon the search because of a com- Justice of Northern Ireland, LONDON, Aug. 15.—John J. Mc- Charleroi—St Jerome's church. it would be sufficient to endow the by our girls ami young women t$> th< ing fog. A stench, probably that of Chit De Paul Institute, and educate every preparation necessary for the dutie: a decomposing body, rose from a spot has been publisl ¡11 the official ga- Keown, member of the Irish Repub- jl.M»ri»nna—SS. Mary and Ann's zette. Henrv. w is a Catholic, is a lican parliament, has been liberated. church. (.leaf mute child in the diocese for all of the future housewife; and we most ; near where the digging was carried the unrevolving ages of a future eter- heartily recommend that the educa- on. Landini declared. native of Cahore, County Derry, and Premier Lloyd George has ordered nity, and never, never again, until tional training of our young women New evidence in connection with was returned as Unionist member for the passports of Frank Walsh vised, RELIGIOUS PROFESSION. '¡me should cease, would it be neces- in this line receive its proper atten- i the detention of Hightower in the South Derry at the general election. and the latter will at once proceed to ary to appeal for aid. tion and development in the home form of tent ropes, a guy rope, cinch He is an alumnus of St. Mary's Col- Dublin to confer with Ireland's Pres- Sunday, August 14, at 3:30 p. m., This failure to remember the De and school, that more happy mar- blocks and othter articles dug up in lege. ident. liSt Paul's Passionist Monastery, in Paul Institute when making out will? riages may result." the sand around the grave of Father ti* South Side, seven young men is all the more pathetic this year, (2) "We urge our young ladies to j lleslin. the police say. nrt solemnly clothed with the habit since the institute will no longer re- engage more numerously in the nurs- j These tent accesories, according to ; jf the Passion. They are the follow- ceive any appropriation from the ing profession and the careful study ! the police, fit a small tent secretly er Michael Sullivan, known in Re- State of Pennsylvania. of this work, as on it depends the fu- j removed by them from the hotel room ; iipon as Confrater Aquinas, from Let us begin to remedy the situa- ture welfare of our hospitals. It also j of Hightower, who led the authori- j $tw Haven, Conn.; Henry Reid, tion at once. Nine thousand people, develops all the finer anil nobler ties to the priest's body for the an- j now in Religion as Confrater Cam- and more, are going to die in the traits of Christian womanhood, and nounced intention of obtaining the j uiM, from Jersey City, N. J.; Ed- liocese of Pittsburgh this year. Dear eminently fits our young ladies— S6,500 reward offered for his re- | il *>ì nid Naudin, known in Religion as reader, you yourself may be dead women of the future, for all ways of covery. •»HE .TTC .111 dllrr^lH-^Z Cjtfrater Marcellus, from West Ho- within a few hours after you read 1 life and the various social activities." A woman giving the name of Dor- 1 boken, N. J.; Bernard Benedik, known these lines. How about your will? I (3) "We most emphatically con- | lis Shirley reported at the police sta- I a Religion as Confrater Walter, from Have you remembered the De Paul demn immodest styles as incompat- |1 tion, saying that she read she was i Pittsburgh, South Side; Christopher Institute in it? The $100 that you i ible with Catholic teaching and prin- j; wanted in connection with the invest- ] Anderson, known in Religion as Con- eave to us will look like a hundred ciples, feminine delicacy, detrimental jj igation. Examination by detectives fater Richard, from Hyde Park, million when you face God's judg- to all sense of modestv and decency j| developed 110 clues connecting her I lis.; James Hagarty, known in Re- ment seat, and the recording angel in youth, and a positive cause of with the slaying, it was said. ipffl aj< Confrater Malaehy, from is not likely to have any black balls temptation to manhood." Msdelphia, Pa.; Norman Lang, 1 gainst those who imitate Christ by] (1) "The Catholic Women's Union known in Religion as Confrarer carrying on His work of predilection] declares itself in accord with the WORSHIPPERS Chtries, from Pittsburgh, South Side. in Pittsburgh, making the deaf to] aims and objects of the National STARTLED BY MA- Two of the above are Pittsburgh hear and the mute to speak. Catholic Welfare Council, and tys. ledges its hearty co-operation in CHINE GUN FIRE. Hie officiating minister was Very CHARITABLE BEQUESTS. every field of social endeavor and lev. Victor Koch, C.P., who also charitable activity." While Mass was proceeding at Kil- I Pearl Necklaces snached the sermon. Several of the Charitable equests are provided ; movie church, County Roscommon, on j Subject for Next Conference of Uniform in color and per- kal clergy were present and also a for in the will of August A. Frauen- a recent Sunday, the members of the j my large gathering of people. Therf heim. While the estate is not inven- Sodality j congregation were startled by the I fectly graded in size. ns select music by the Novices' toried, it is estimated to be worth in What more excellent food for sound of machine-gun fire from a Alto rare single Pearls Choir. eVcess of $250,000. thought than just the points of these . hill about a <|uaner of a mile away. ' and matched pairs. He made the following bequests to A NUN'S GOLDEN JUBILEE resolutions for the next meeting or Several shots struk the door of the j charity: St. Philomena's church, conference? We earnestly recom- i church and corrugated iron sheds [ $700; St. Augustine's church, $700; mend that all the officers save them close to it. One bullet perforated the On the feast of the Assumption, St. Paul's Cathedral, $600; St. Paul's | roof above the priest's head and scat- August 15, Sister M. Onuphria— and read them at the next meeting; Orphan Asylum and St. Joseph's Or- reded mortar over the altar and ' Susan C. Habermacher—formerly of or, better still, that spiritual direc- phan Asylum, $1,000; St. Joseph's tors of the Sodalities of this diocese | sacristy. Pittsburgh, celebratetd the fiftieth Protectory, $">00; Little Sisters of the umiversary of her religious profes- embody them in the next conference Women and children screamed in | Poor, $500; Mercy Hospital. $500. of the Sodality. Sodalists could do ; alarm and rushed into the sacristy, j sion at the motherhou.se of the Sis- The priest, however, implored all to | ters of Notre Dame, Milwaukee, Wis. if no nobler work than the practice of OF C. MARD1 GRAS such resolutions. Let each Sodalist ( remain in their places and kneel on 1 Sister Mary Onuphria was born at j the floor. Having exhorted them to Carrolltown, Pa., on September 25, WILL BE CONTINUED begin alone and at once. show their' trust in God, he asked i 1837. Her parents settled in Pitts- j them to show the strength of their burgh, where they attended St. Phil- The Mardi Gras celebration being wena's church. At an early age she held by the Sharpsburg Council. PARISH NOTES faith by placing their trust in God, j j he asked them to make an Act of j applied to be admitted as a candi- Knights of Columbus, on the grounds d»te in the order of Notre Dame at of the council at Seventeenth and Contrition asd administered general jawaieas u* J" *""***"'***" i absolution. Totopolis, Wis., being one of the Main streets, Sharpsburg, and which St. Georjte—The examination of WOOD ST. AT 6TH.AVS.PITTSBURGH first members of St. Philomena's par- was scheduled to close Saturday Immediately a perfect quiet was the parochial school teachers will be I restored and the Mass proceeded. ish to oiter religion. evening, August 13, will, on account held 011 Tuesday and Wednesday, Au- of the rain preventing the celebration I Subsequently the people, who seem The jubilarian is a sister of the gust 30 and 31. • to have displayed remarkable cour- toe Mrs. Joseph Habermacher Kay- running the full quota of nights last week, be continued two more nights, St. James, West End—A drive for I age and devotion, left the church 1« of rid Allegheny. The following | perfectly calm. -*H nephews and nieces of Sister namely Friday and Saturday, August new members into the Holy Name Onuphria and children of the late 19 and 20. Some new entertainments Society will be held the first week in Outside the men were lined tip and Mre. Joseph Kaylor—attended the have been provided for and a cordial September. j subjected to a search by Crown ®Mee celebration: John J., William invitation to attend is extended to all. St. Michael, S. S.—On Monday, j forces. L, Cecilia T., Ella P., Dora E. and Aug. 22, the feast of St. Roch will The reason advanced for the firing, fen B. Kaylor. FRESH AIR CAMP FOR OLD be celebrated. Masses at 5:3, 7:00, I it is stated, was that men were seen Summer Clearance Sale ST. PATRICK'S CHILDREN 8:30. Solemn High Mass and ser- running away when the forces were BENEDICTINE SISTERS CELE- mon at 10:00. At 3:00 p. m. solemn about a quarter of a mile from the BRATE GOLDEN JUBILEE The first group of children from Vespers and Benediction and bless- I church. Old Saint Patrick's to be given a ing with the relic. Homes on Easy Terms Sisters M. Bernardo, O.S.B.. ami week in the country, at a fresh ail St. Teresa, Perrysville—On Wed- NUNS SAVE JANITOR M. Lioba, O.S.B., celebrated their rest house, went this week, to be fol- nesday, August 24, the annual har- »Wen jubilee at the home of Mrs. FROM ASPHYXIATION. $1,950—$500 Cash lowed by other groups of children, as vest home picnic will be held at West GOOD ROOM AND ATTIC PARTY WALL FRAME HOUSE PAVED ST.. N. S, B-Axmaeher, who is a sister of Sis- long as the money holds out. „»,TW .T"und .,« ' 20 min. from Six«, and Penn. In escdlent condition : rent«- kflt. Bernardo, and an aunt of Rev. View park. The ladies of the parish The girls who visited Cresson all will serve the famous chicken, corn FORT WAYNE, Ind., Aug. 16.— 20. POSSESSION GIVEN. '«ber Axmacher, on Sunday, Au- report a gain of from three to eight Attracted by the sound of an explo- P«t 7. and tomato dinner. A grand display pounds each in weight, which is evi- of fancy crocheting and embroidery sion, two nuns of St. Augustine $2,750—$750 Cash—Avalon Sister M. Bernardo was formerly dence of the need of summer recrea- will be one of the many attractions Academy hastened to the Cathedral NICE 6-ROOM FRAME PARTY WALL HOUSE ON PO^clOO. A^a.t paved at: jfe Mary Kurtz and Sister M. tion features such as this for our at the novelty stand. school, whence the sound came. There k»1 location; near R. R Btation; (rood neighborhood. POSSESSION l»l vjmm. was formerly Miss Margaret Catholic girls and children. they discovered the insensible form «wn, both of Johnstown. On Sep- Freeport—Miss Catherine Anna of David Murphy, the Cathedral jan- $4,350—Rural Ave., Near Negley Ave. Jwber 14. 1871, both girls entered CHURCH WEDDINGS. Kerr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. itor, lying at the bottom of the steps, « Benedictine Convent at St. Jo- Michael C. Kerr, of Fifth street, was and hastened to render first aid, de- KRAME HOUSE 6 ROOMS. PORCH. ETC. ON LOT 30x110. Asphalt paved art. «« married Tuesday morning in St. ,cation, near Neisley and Penn avea. SI.350 C.ASH Minnesota, The marriage of Miss Marie Sie- spite tljg gas fumes flowing from the Mary's church to Robert J. Crawford, h two years more they will cele- bert. daughter of Mrs. Margaret broken pipes in the basement. Mur- of Pittsburgh. The marriage was $4 850—Harvard St., E. E., Modern Brick •"k the anniversary of their enter- Siebert, of Chicora, and Edward phy had been near the furnace when solemnized at a nuptial high Mass by KFAR NEGIEY * PENN AVES.. 6 ROOM LIVING-ROOM BRICK HOME (parg !*f the convent at their mother house Paul Gearing, son of Edward S. thè gas exploded, dislodging pipes the Rev. Stephen Benson, pastor of « St Joseph's. Minn. Gearing, of North St. Clair street, and hurling him semi-conscious St. Mary's church, assisted by the against the wall. Struggling for East End, was solemnized Tuesday Rev. James J. O'Connell, of Butler, breath in the gas-filled basement he ENTER RELIGION morning, August 9, in the Sacred as deacon, and the Rev, E. Lawrence crept to the foot of the stairway, 900—Second Ave., Near Hazelwood Ave. Heart church. Center avenue, East O'Connell, of Dormont, as sub- where he was seen by the Sisters. At NICE 6 R OO M ^-f-iri^, fcTelfrUSfL« » a religious reception, held in the End, with Mgsr. Francis Keane offi- 1 deacon. St. Joseph Hospital, his leg was ^^mmp^tnt pa^P^PERT^ WORTH J7.500, »1*. yMWiy of St. Joseph, Watertown, iating. •*• *•» Tuesday, August 2, the fol- Miss Catherine Dillon, of Knox- found to be burned and his eyelashes CASH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. postulants, among others, ville was Miss Kerr's bridesmaid, and and brows burned off, he being al- Miss Hazel Conley, of New Castle, most blinded for several hours. «Brted with the habit of the choose Tuesday, August 16. as the John W. Kelley, of Sheraden. was $6 500—Claybourne St., Nr. Negley, E. E. of St. Joseph;. Miss Hanna date for her marriage to Carl Se- Mr. Crawford's best man. House, 10 Rooms, 2 Baths, Porches ^GeWgan of Pittsburgh, who will wald The ceremony was performed * known in religion as Sister Mary WOOD CARVING BY MONKS KENTED AT $75 PER MO Ga* electric li*.^^S^-^wloi«.^ in St. Mary's church. A wedding n «mette; Miss Sara McCarter of breakfast followed the ceremony at THE NEW BISHOP BROUGHT TO THE U. S. P^ ^"NUrsS H inChu^ rrR-S. Church«, schools, .tor-, avenue, Turtle Creek, Pa., the home of the bride's parents, Mr. OF TOLEDO, OHIO. etc. POSS. GIVEN. «•jJ® be known as sister Mary and Mrs. J. E. Conley, Fairmont ave- ^¡»urns; Miss Isabelle Kuhn.Blairs- nue. NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—A wood Pt. who will be known as Sis- Rt. Rev. Msgr. Samuel X. Stritch, carving descriptive of the life of Christ, on which five monks worked Mildred; Miss Rosalia O'Hara, The marriage of Miss Louise Helen D.D., Chancellor of the diocese of Bakewell Bldg. Grant and Diamond Sts. 191-118 Court Speer, daughter of Mrs. Harriet for 15 vears, will be placed on ex- avenue. Turtle Creek; known Nashville, Ten»., has been appointed * ^r M. Florence. Covle Speer, of Callowhill street to hibition "here Monday. The carving, BARGAINS ONLY-USE OUR AUTOS. H. Ralph Sauers, son of Mr and Mrs. Bishop of Toledo according to infor- valued at $125,000, was brought to America by one of the monks who MICHAEL'S John Sauers, of the North Side, took, mation received in Toledo. ORPHAN ASYLUM place Thursday morning, August 11, Msgr. Stritch will succeed Rt. Rev. made it. . at 10:30 o'clock in the Sacred Heart Joseph Schrembs, D.D., Bishop-elect The composition is 28 inches high „^"«ngements have been made for church. East End. of Cleveland, who assumes his duties ami 21 inches wide and includes sev- ^•Wttis* picnic to be held on St. in Cleveland early in September. eral hundred figures in high and low- J??*» school grounds, Pius street, The marriage of Miss Mildred No announcement has been made relief. The central picture is "The Day, Monday, September 5. Agatha Tucker, of Fayette street, by the Bishop-elect as to when he Last Judgment." Washington, Pa., to John Preston will take up his new duties, but canon Burns, of Crestnut street .Washing- law requires that he assume his of- GIVE 200,000 ton was solemnized on Wednesday J. O'NEIL five within four month from the date FRANCS TO RESTORE morning, August 10, at 7 ocl(Kk .n 1 of his appointment. Ex» I — »nd the Immaculate Conception churrh, RHEIMS CATHEDRAL E English Education. For ^^¿»g&gjaoR, 158 Larimer Avt. g Stent* Msgr. Stritch will have the honor, f with the Rev. Martin Hughes offi- after his consecration, of being the Hauling Furni- ciating After a short wedding trip 4 " — ture and Piano youngest Bishop in the United RHEIMS, Aug. 12.—The Nor Moving a Spe- Mr and Mrs. Burns will be at home States, being only 34 years of age. cialty. Bant* wegian Government has handed over in the Georgie apartments on Jeffer- He was born in Nashville, Aug. 17, Called for and son avenue, Washington., to the French Minister 200,000 francs ill ULi^r- COURTPMON 275C 5 Delivered at all i 1887, and received his primary and for the restoration of the Rheims Hour*. The marriage~of~Miss Frances R. ' high school education in St. Mary's Cathedral. The bulk of the money New Fireproof ! parochial school, Nashville. At the Storage Hooae Clifford, daughter of Mrs. El£RI C1k- came in small sums from the work ltM-li Bidwell fnrH of Bryn Mawr road, Schenley ! age of 14 he went to SI. Gregory s ing classes. In accepting it Minister POINT MIRROR CO. Street, Heights, toJohn E. Malley son of ' College in Cincinnati. After two Pralon said civilization was secure PENN AVE &«A»BIAU,»T. SJL. Pitta., Pa. Mr and Mrs. John E. Malley, of j vears' training at St. Gregory's, as long as the plain people displayed rirraeuReH.F*. Telephone j Msgr. Stritch was sent to the Amer- Bell. Cedar 4Si Schenley Heights, ^i^To at S interest of this kind in a work of art P. * A. Wednesday morning, August 10, at » ican College in Rome, where he pur- I of another country. I sued his philosophy and theology. Cheater 1U. to W^ Richard'« church. M mû mm m*
THURSDAY, AUGUST %M OX THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC I land I don't want to be alone so DEPLORABLE FACTS ON . have decided to take boarders— Preferred MIXED MARRIAGES. "Now, dear, be calm- I'm not alto- gether crazy. I'm healthy, thank When one of the parents is a A REVOLT God. in mind and body. This house Trading List Catholic and the other a Protestant, i (Concluded) jj is so big. I like young life around ITifiF&i only 34 out of 100 of the young men, me. I want to take in some students ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL PAte when they grow up, cling to some »\\\\\\\VVVVV\V\\V\\\VV\V\W%VVAVVVVVVVV\\VV\%V\%W from the university. I want to be of faith. and 1 think Srhenley, 208. B«U Park, I*, f ^ The Bank to Yes," she said with girlish eager- I suppose they liked Heaven best some use in the world, When both parents are of the same that most people will agree that I Bank on and ness. "Yes, I've come home, Kph. and I'm sure the Blessed Mother boys is a worth- Protestant denomination, 68 out of ve come home to stay; and what knew how dreadful it was to have a making a home for Schenley Pharmacy 100 of the young men profess some while job for any woman. It may ¿f Bank in. )n earth are you doing driving a baby creep out of her arms, and I'm of date in these John C. Larkin, Prop. belief. see a a little out ack? Hiding out, 1 suppose, in all sure she felt sorrv for me, for 1 when half the ON When both parents are Catholics, enlightened days, 423WOOD ST. inds of weathers. You'll have prayed so hard to her to ask her to living over lunch 92 out of 100 of the young men go 4701 FIFTH AVENIH, CW WOOD & DI AMOND 5T5 neumonia, and 1 can't nurse you ask the dear Lord to let your mother world seems to be resigned to being SMNGS PITTSBURGH. PA to church. through it again. We are both too stay." She took out her handker- counters, but I'm realize that I'm At Neville Street In other words, from the Catholic Id. That liveryman ought to have chief and wiped her glasses quickly. out of date anlansformed I d or trans- families of the country only 8 out of iven you inside work. I told him Tommy's big eyes were questioning too old to I I 100 are lost to the Church. From o. But it's no matter now— 1 need the little break in her voice, so she planted. I have old Eph her the Protestant families, where the W. NIELANDEiT MOUNTAIN" ou. You can come back to me. bravely summoned back her whimsi- don't know a better house servant "THE parents are of the same religion, 32 Stop at the grocer's and the butcli- cal gaiety. and Mirandy is an excellent cook Distributor of H août 8«. Mary'« Celles* out of 100 are lost to Christianity. Of course, dear, they are both old 1606 and Ecclesiastical Seminary 1921 s. We can't go home with nothing "You see, Tommykins, this is a While in the families of mixed Cath- but so am I. It's a last stand to pre HGH GRADE EATABLfc MARYLAND eat and pick up Mirandy on the sort of fairy house, for there is al- EM M ITS Bl' RG, olic and Protestant marriages, GS out serve my own home. Ally, and 1 way. We have to have a cook." ways a certain magic in old homes. some- 4605-4607 CENTRE AVI Calidari "I by Secular Clrreymrn Aided b* of 100 give up the profession of any choose to make it. There's I,ay Profwors religion. Her unexpected entrance into her It was built out of love and that is gle. I beloved little town, where she had something you can't measure or see. thing stimulating in the stru Orders Promptly Delivered Cour»«: Classical. Sclentlfle. Pre-Medical. Two-thirds, then, of the sons of feel twenty years younger already, boy» lived so long, seemed to her home- High School. Separat* Department for mixed marriages go to swell the Of course, a few workmen brought own life in the old yttn. For pro- I must live my between the age* of 12 sail jreat army of the indiiferentists who ick heart a sort of triumphal the rafters in ami nailed the boards catalog addr«» r his nnv to the end. ST. PETER'S PARISH, ire drifting back to paganism. Yet ession. The old negro, drivin together, but that didn't make It a BT. BSV. MSGS. B. J. BRADLEY. LUD . . "You will be down on Sunday? PrMlwBt. Catholics, especially those who were battered funeral hack, had at once home, and the furniture came very assumed the attitude of a trusted slowly. We didn't have any money, ' All right, but I wish you would put once poor and have become wealthy, otT coming for a week, You see, seem blinder to this teaching of the courier, responsible for the safety so we couldn't go to the stores and entrenched WALL PAPELP 3»iiii«iiaiiiiiiiiiBiaiaiiiiiiait> ^lamitlA iili lilîl«iï»îiï<ï»t»i»îit»ii?ltlîlîlNtlil.lti,iîiiintl»liiii,i|iliTililTfT^ them on to another track. A switch- man in his tower a quarter of a mile Where Nevada'» Con- Tl „ DUa^L L n j.L I' BUYERS away had seen the children and had INF N thrown the switch, just in time to demned Criminal. Are I "C Pittsburgh CatHOlIC ™2° Our Young Readers save them by sidetracking the ex- Gassed to Death. Thifl Department is only open to representative press. In another moment the engineer firms of good business standing and is for the con- was out of his cab and had pulled The trial has dragged its weary venience of buyers who can quickly obtain the address Jane's foot loose. A flood of passen- length. The jury has reported. You, GUIDANCE away, thinking he wouldn't follow gers came streaming out, and the the prisoner at the bar, have listened under a classification of the goods desired and feel her across the forbidden track, but in women all cried and kissed Jane, to the judge pass sentence of death assured of fair dealing. Phone Court 1897 for space, or dings divinely to our earthly her hurry she lost her balance, and while the men praised Jack for the upon you. stumbling over the tracks, down she hero he was. Then someone passed You go back to a cell, but not to a for other information, or address 237 Fourth Avenue. fell, her basket rolling to one side, A* mother-love of infancy is around a hat, and everyone put cell such as is inhabited by other men and to the other her doll, with a something in, and the first thing taken by the law. You go to a AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS hopelessly broken nose. \ tSZ* guiding leads our youth- Jack knew his hands and pockets strange place. No sound enters when Seed» and Poultry Supplies were full of small change, pennies the doors are shut. There are win- THE I. W. SCOTT COMPANY Crafton HOUSES ' fill feet "Hurry, Jane," Jack called as he ttO Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mer loves, like roses, hedge our came up to her, "hurry and get up. and nickels and dimes. Then the ex- dows of thick glass. There are Here comes a train." press backed on to the main track valves that admit air. You know AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS PAINTERS AND DECORATO» E. POSMATO ft CO.—Interiori at »lillniS Fe,t music thri,ls again, and with a great clanging of that they can be closed and that «COBIE * PARKER—507 Liberty Am» «!•• Jane scrambled to her feet awk- Ecclesiastical Decorations and Belltlewa Patav- ^ MfaU bells and puffing of steam rolled somewhere in the walls lurk deadly Seed* and Poultry Suppllea the ma«e . wardly. He grabbed her hand to help ino a Specialty. M Lindan Ava., (lacran). 41 8 we tread ,n 3 her across, only instead of coming away, with all the passengers hang- tubes. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Crafton. Pa. Of mvy P» * A"*" * she lost her balance and fell again. ing out of the windows waving. But You are to live, so long as you live, beat •eaftlarer Artificial Limb Co., SMI Eaat St. Her foot was caught between two that was the last time Jane crossed in this place. It is comfortable cools and cheers and calms us tracks where they separated for a the tracks alone. In fact, she didn't enough, but there is doom written BANKS—SAVINGS. Oakland HOUSES to repeat like to cross them very much even over it. The door behind you is the •TBBTBBN SAVINGS and DEPOSIT BANK. switch, and the more she tried to US Smlthfleld St.. Oliver Bid«. to payers anew, or changes them jerk it free, the deeper it seemed to when she was with her mother.— door of dread, over which might be BANKS to praise. stick. Then she got scared and be- written: "All hope abandon ye who IM B. Canning baa OAKLAND SAVINGS * TRUST CO. gan to cry. enter here." Sixty days you may Company Deposit Boxea ft per annum. VuMHai 0 guidance fair, through forest deeps THE ( I BOY It was a moment before Jack un- live, but not ninety. Somewhere in I «21 Smlthfleld St. DEPARTMENT STORES unknown . a stretch of thirty days there are derstood what was the matter; then The city boy stands in special need BADGES' Pittsburgh. Pa. The Beat Wan, So like the peaceful whirr of wood- seven, and on one of those seven you he leaned over and tried to pull it of the strong appeal of the Scout OCH S Partea and Aland land wings out, but it wouldn't come. He looked will die. Bakers, Confectioners Supplies inteen, but soft. E'en now a flute- Programme. His life in our cities L. KNORR CO.. 11*8-1111 Penn Ava. up, and saw the train was almost relieves him of many home obliga- Your passing will not be under the O XL OMsa BUSINESS note Mown open sky in a prison yard. Not an upon them. The engine seemed im- tions and responsibilities which are Church, School and Hall Furniture South bide HOUSES Across the silence consolation mense. Jack had never noticed be- open gallows, not in "the chair," un- brings! accepted every day by the boy on the C. M. EICHENLAUB. 11*3 Empire Bid*., fore how big and cruel and powerful farm. Conveniences of modern liv- der the eyes and in the human pres- track agleam means sunset Smlthfleld 15St BUTTER, EGGS. TEA & COFPBB it was, and what a dreadful amount ing develop a receptive frame of ence of watchers. You will die, shut E. A. MOSCHEL. ISM Carson Street. close anear; of noise it made as it came thunder- mind and make for selfish habits in away from all men, as the stray and CLOTHIERS ¡6 gold breaks through the dark!— ing towards them, the tracks shak- the young. The city boy has a few masterless dog dies in the cage of CARPETS, WALL PAPER, PAINTS the end is here. the poundkeeper. Death will steal P. W. IMMEKUS. 1317-1» Careen St. —CAROLINE D. SWAN. ing under its weight. Jane looked urgent calls for home service. On HOLLANDER'S up, too, and her little face grew all the contrary, he is quite accustomed upon you from out of the walls, death from lethal gas, a creeping death Allegheny's Popular Clothing Store. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS drawn and white. She stopped cry- to be served. A boy scout, however, 41S Ohio Street. T. CLIFFORD ROSSI IT ER, IMS Cat— I THE RAILROAD TRACK ing. She was too scared to cry, but ' that steals through the portals of must do a Good Turn daily. The DRUGGISTS she trembled all over like a little Scout Law reminds him of this re- the house of life. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Jatk and Jane lived in a small cot- bird when it sees a cat stalking it sponsibility. Membership in his It is to be hoped, and the law so 4730 Liberty St. JOHN P. SEMMELROCK. ITI* Caree» M. aft near the railroad track. Every and knows it can't get away. troop is a call to loyalty to its stan- infers, that this will come at a time E.J. Carro Dl Cor. Cedar St. they would stand out in the gar- when you have mercifully fallen Jack tried to got off her shoes, but dards. His eyes are opened to the FIRE INSURANCE den and watch the big express go countless things he ought to do in asleep. Kight men will watch your East Liberty HOUSES jnbering by. They would wave to the laces were tied in hard knots and NITED AMERICAN INS. CO. of Penna. spirit of service for those at home. passing—a warden, a physician and Seventh Floor. Commonwealth Bldg. ie passengers sitting on the back held fast. It would take at least five —even ten—minutes to loosen them, The little household tasks take on a six witnesses. No murmur of their ART DEALERS—FRAMES ¡totform, and generally the passen- FLORIST and the train would be on them in new importance. They are part of voices will come to you. You pray GEISLER BBOS.. MIS Penn Ave.. B. B. gers would wave back to them. But «. C. LUDWIft FLORAL CO.. 710 Eaat less than one. scouting and they have a meaning. that you may never see their faces I ¿hough they were pleased to wan- through the thick glass. Diamond St. Phone 24 Cedar and North. DRY GOODS—MILLINERY "Don't leave me, Jack," Jane cried, A scout uniform has charged the at- jr« far as they pleased over the This is the death made and pro- I clinging to him; and then as the train titude of many a city boy toward the HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS widows and fields back of the vided for the condemned by a law rushed on, "no run, Jack, run. Quick, little home duties which in them- GEO. W. SMITH. 1703 Fifth Avenae The McFarbnd Co. '"¡IT** suse, under no circumstances could that is now upon the statute books of before it's too late." selves are seldom enjoyed. ley Catholic Women, the Catholic ness he will be able to remove the been negotiated bty' them recent! Women's League, the L. C. B. A. ti Social Worker Urge« hindrances which obstruct a compact and predict a market for homes»! County Board of the Ladies' A. O. | that will establish friendly relations good, if not better, the coming H., the First Pennsylvania District Catholic Activity than last year, especially as then> Ladies' Auxiliary Knights of St. | for the future between England and Ireland." has been practically no building^ John, the Missionary Confraternity in the Home Field. to relieve the acute housing situate of Christian Doctrine. 47 branches of j and in view of the general ' ^^^ PERSONAL. > • • —- the L. C. B. A., 16 divisions of the wprove- ALTOONA (By N. C. W. C. News Service) ment in business conditions MM L. A. A. O. H., 13 courts C. D. of A., K. J. White, of White & Lawlor, His eminence Michael Cardinal j both here and in the various sertk»» fi Ladies Auxiliaries Knights of St. i WASHINGTON, I). C.. Aug. 15.— who has been in the city for several DIOCESAN HOLY NAME SOCIETY Logue, primate of all Ireland, has | of the country in which the membrn John, 4 Sodalities and 19 miscellane- ! "Americans should look out for days on a large deal which the firm of the firm have been traveling ¿Î ous organizations, making a grand ! written a beautiful letter of thanks Americans. There is enough social had pending, left yesterday by motor Plans Biggest Turn-Out in Its His- 1 investigating. tory. total of 110. The Pittsburgh Coun- to Rt. Rev. Bishop McCort for th; | service work' to be done in America." for Atlantic City, to rejoin his fam- cil is leading all other dioceses of the Irish Relief fund, contributed by ths 1 So declares Miss Teresa Finley, a ily at his summer home, "White Friends of Irish Freedom Officers of the Pittsburgh Diocesan United States in the number of or- Altoona diocese. The amount was I a member of the sixth unit of the Villa, Ventnor, N. J. National Catholic War Council's ganizations affiliated. The women's $14,916.14, which the Cardinal speaks ! Mr. Lawler, of the above firm, is Elect Pittsburg^ Union Holy Name Society are using Overseas Division, who has returned organizations who have not yet af- at present, with Mrs. Lawler, tour- WILKES-BARRÉ, Pa., Aug. 16,_ every effort to make the Holy Name of as a magnificent Remittance, wh'cn j to the United States after spending filiated are urged to take action at ing the Great Lakes and will be At the state convention f £ procession, on the second Sunday in will be handled by the Irish White j two years in Europe. Miss Finley 0 once and be enrolled before the N. ('. quartered later at the Hotel Tray- Friends of Irish Freedom here yts- October, the largest in the history of Cross to the very best advantage, I was one of the ten N. C. W. C. C. W. convention, which will be held rnore, Atlantic City, for an extended terday W, H. I.acey, Pittsburgh,^ in Washington, I). C., October 12, 13 workers who were given positions on such affairs in the diocese. None but and prays that the contributors may I stay. elected president and and 14. Arrangement are under the faculty of the O. D. University Patrick 'Fitt enrolled Holy Name men shall par receive many blessings from God fo* | White & Lawler report quite an gerald and Francis E. McGilhck, of way for the Pittsburgh Council dele- conducted by the Army of Occupa- ticipate. This is as it should be; for their charity and kindness. improvement in the demand for home I gates /to travel in a special coach. tion at Coblenz. With Miss Henel Pittsburgh, were elected counsellors. the Holy Name procession is an act properties, several such sales having | The affiliated organizations will each The new parochial school for St. j J. Sullivan, the principal of the of devotion, and only those with the be entitled to one delegate, but all Michael's parish, Loretto, was dedi- | school, and Misses Anita Norman proper disposition should participate. Catholic women, whether members of cated, and blessed, on Sunday by the j and Agnes Collins, of New Orleans, This manner of showing devotion the N. C. C. W. or not, are cordially Father John Hackett, who has she remained with the institution to the Most Holy Name dates back to invited to attend the convention. worked unremittingly for the pro- until the end oi the term last June. WHAT EICHENLAUB S the fifteenth century, when, in 1432, Those who may be interested and ject. The school will be under the SEIL You is at Lisbon, the devotion was inaugur- would like to travel with the Pitts- supervision of the Sisters of Mercy, GOOD EICHENLAUB'S M. ated by the Dominican Bishop, An- burgh Council are requested to write j who were already established at Lo- St. Louis Univer- drea Diaz, in gratitude for the deliv- the secretary, room 505, 230 Fifth retto. erance of his people from the ravages avenue, Pittsburgh. The Knights of Columbus and the sity Honored. of a plague which was at that time j Catholic Daughters of America, of You Will Eliminate Trouble and Inconvenience afflicting his diocese. In this, prob- Tyrone, held a delightful picnic at (By N. W. N« ably the, first Holy Name procession, L. C. B. Bland park on Tuesday, August 16. This Winter by Buying One of These people of all classes and degrees Nearly four hundred womes were Mr. Joseph Quinn, a former resi- ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.—Dr. James marched through the streets of Lis- present Sunday .August 14, ot the I dent of this city, and brother of P. Harper, dean of the College of Beautiful bon. meeting of the Pittsburgh Advisory Miss Agnes and Will Quinn, has re- Dentistry of St. Louis University, From the 700,000 Catholics in this Senate to discuss the recent action i turned after spending three years in has been advised by Frederic G. Hal- diocese the officers of the Diocesan of the national convention held in j the service of the Red Cross in lett, O.B.E., Secretary of the examin- Union expect to enroll the cream of Atlantic City, at which time the La- : France. ing board of the Royal College of its Catholic men. Accordingly, they lies' Catholic Benevolent Association Marriages of recent date: Mr. Physicians arid the Royal College of Universal was placed on an adequate rate basis, I Francis Bradley ami Miss Margue- have begun a drive for membership Surgeons of England, that the St. i ———— through the counties of Allegheny, thus making it one of the safest fra- rite Rickle, at St. Marv's. Hollidavi Louis Universitv School of Dentistrv Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette ternal organizations in America. In- burg, by Rev. Father Yereker; at St. j has been added to the list of dental Green, Indiana, Lawrence, Washing tense interest was the keynote of the Francis Xavier church, Cresson, Mr. schools recognized for instruction for ton and Westmoreland, under the meeting, and entire satisfaction was Raymond Hogrue and Miss Kathryn j the license in England. Combination Ranges leadership of Henry Fitzpatrick and manifested at the action of the con- McCann; at Cresson, by the Rev. Il- The total enrollment of St. Louis Thomas A. Walsh, officers of the Di ventfon. defonse Denny, cousin of the bride, j University, last year was 2,618, rep- ocesan Union. During September a At this meting, representing fif- Miss Pauline Dennv and Mr. George lesenting thirty-eight states of the "Holy Name Week" will be observed teen thous and Catholic women of Wilfong. Union and twenty-two foreign coun- LET US DEMONSTRATE IT TO YOU. in the different parishes in the ten Western Pennsylvania, and nearly . Recent deaths: John M. Doyle, tries. Among the student body this counties of the diocese. that number of women voters, a com- I aged 67 years, a member of St. year will be 200 men of the voca- The following letter has been sent mittee was appointed to draft and Mark's parish and the Holy Name tional groups sent by the U. S. Gov- to the pastors throughout the diocese present resolutions to our Congress- | Society; Mrs. Mary Eichenlaub, a ernment to attend the department of soliciting their encouragement and men, and representatives, and if pos- j devoted member of St. Leo's where ' finance and commerce. help: sible to President Harding, protest- I the funeral was held. Reverend Father: ing vigorously against the slander- | As you, no doubt, are aware the ous and despicable statements of I A Peaceful Solution. Holy Name Society of the Diocese of Senator Tom , Watson of Georgia, against our Sisterhood of the Qood I Pittsburgh will conduct a procession iBy N. C. W. C. News Service.) on the second Sunday of October this Shepherd, and also our Catholic | year. This is to be a procession of priesthood. LONDON, Aug. 17.—There is a active members of the Holy Name The next meeting of the Advisory j Recent Deaths mistaken idea that the terms put Society and its purpose is a public Senate w ill be on Sunday, September j forward by Premier Lloyd George are protest against the use of profanity. 11. at which time a full renresenta- in the nature of an ultimatum, and We are anxious to have a large tion is expected. Not only delegates, | that the Irish representatives can turnout of Holy Name men, men who but ALL members are asked to be j August A. Frauenheim either take them or leave them. This are interested an sincere in carrying with us. August A. Frauenheim, aged 55J it is pointed out, is not only inaccur out the work of the society. of 5538 Forbes street, president of ate but absolutely untrue. We feel that in every parish there ANNl'AL CONFERENCE OF the Iron City Sanitary Manufactur- In any case, the terms which Mr. are a large number of men who, for CATHOLIC CHARITIES ing company and well known in in- de Yalera took back to his colleagues some reason or other, have not be- dustrial circles ot Pittsburgh, died in Dublin, are to be considered by the come affiliated with the Holy Name Representatives of Catholic chari- Wednesday, August 10, 1921, in his members of the Dail Eireann, and it Society, and at the last quarterly ties of the United States will gather summer home in the Kittanning is on these terms that any future ne- gotiations would be based. Whether meeting of the Diocesan Union it was in Milwaukee Sentember 18-22 for pike, O'Hara township. He was Dail Eireann considers them as suffi decided to have a campaign for mem- the purpose of discussing and ex- born in Pittsburgh, a son of the late bership in order to enroll every avail- changing views in regard to the vital cient grounds for negotiation is an Edward and Mary Meyer Frauen- other matter. What is clear, however, able Catholic man in the societv: problems affecting the Church in the heim. He received his early educa- therefore, the first week of Septem- fields of social and charitable work. is that Mr. de Yalera was not expect- tion in St. Augustine's School, here. ed either to accept or reject these ber has been set aside for this pur- The most important problems to ! anil later graduated from St. Vin- terms on the spot, and the fact that pose. be discussed at the Milwaukee meet- cent's College. He was a member of he has gone back to Dublin to consid- The delegates felt that this work ing are the methods of securing a the board of directors of the Penn- er these terms with his colleagues is could be carried on to better advan- greater number of active volunteer i sylvania National Bank, East Wil- looked upon by the British press as tage by having every parish in the workers for Catholic organizations, I liston Land Company, New York, and the most hopeful sign. diocese set aside one week to be the finding of homes for denendent the Pittsburgh Hospital. His widow, known as Holy Name Week, during children, the advisability of Catholic Apart from these matters there is this week the campaign to be con institutions for the feeble minded, Mrs. Marie A. Dietrich Frauenheim, no doubt whatever that a conciliatory ducted in each parish to enroll the the social hygiene movement, the j and four sisters, Mrs. Mary Heyl, atmosphere prevails in the British men who are not members of the! churci and rural welfare Mrs. Clara J. O'Reilly. Mrs. Clemen- press. Catholic society. I work for delinquents. tine E. Epping and Rose Frauen- It is worthy of attention that the I heim survive. London "Catholic Times," never an 8 Each .Parish is requested to con- The conference will be opened Sep- n n3 ,ner admirer or a defender of Premier iil J|| i 7 J : l tember 18, Sunday, with Pontifical Funeral services were held from Lloyd George, is generous in giving they feel will produce the best re High Mass celebrated by His grace. suits. In many cases the parish is I St. Paul's Cathedral, Saturday. Au- him credit for wishing to bring about Most Rev. Sebastian Messmer, Arch- ! gust 13, 1921. a peaceful solution. "As for Mr. divided into districts. Each district bishop of Milwaukee. Rt. Rev. John is in charge of a committee, whose George," the "Catholic Times" says, T. McNicholas, of Duluth. will preach Mrs. Eleanor J. Schmit o far there seems to have been duty it is to visit every man in their the opening sermon. particular district who is not a mem- Mrs. Eleanor J. Schmit died on nothing in his language or bearing The annual meeting of the Society ber of the Holy Name Society ami August 1. She was the widow of N. towards Mr. de Yalera to excite sus- of St. Vincent de Paul will be held solicit their applications. These ap- Schmit, of Omaha, and daughter of picion of his sincerity, and there is in connection with the conference. plications should be acted upon and the late James and Cecilia Derby reason to believe he is determined to Sunday, Monday and Wednesday the " members enrolled before they O'Hanlon. of St. Peter's church, old do what he finally can to bring the afternoons have been set aside for would be permitted to participate in Allegheny.. She is survived by one negotiations to a successful issue." the St. Vincent de Paul meetings. the procession. daughter. Miss Frances Schmit, of The UNIVERSAL COMBINATION RANGE is the The Diocesan Directors of Catholic As to the ultimate outcome of the We solicit your support in this Omaha, Neb., and one brother, James negotiations, the "Catholic Times" is Charities will also hold their annual O'Hanlon. and the following sisters: only Range with an 18 inch oven than can be used to bake worthy movement, and if the execu- meeting during the session of the far from believing that a settlement tive committee can be of any as- Mrs. E. F. McSweeney, Mrs. C. T. is out of the question. "In political with Coal, Wood or Gas. We can furnish with Warming conference. Arrangements have been Cullen of Omaha, Frs. L. Fay of sistance to you in any way in carry- made for special meetings of Catho- matter," it says, "where there is a Closet or Broiler Closet. Black, and Blue or Grey EnameL ing out the work, would be glad to Kansas Citvt, Mrs. A. S. Rutt of will there is a way, and we are sure lic Big Brother and Big Sisters or- Minden, Neb.: Mrs. K. C. Magimi, have you call upon us. ganizations. that if Mr. Lloyd George means busi- Yours respectfully. Mrs. A. C. Casev and Miss M. E. HENRY FITZPATRICK, President. A special feature of the confer- O'Hanlon, of Pittsburgh, Pa. THOS. A. WALSH, Secretary. ence is the meeting of the Catholic sisterhoods engaged in social and Herman Elsas^er charitable work. The Sisters' meet- German Catholic I'nion ing will be held in the Jesu audi- Herman Elsasser. of 1700 Mom- The arrangements for the 28th torium, September 22-24. ingside avenue. East End, died Wed- convention of the Pennsylvania State Delegates to the conference may j nesday. An trust 10. Born in Ger- League of German Catholic Societies obtain a round-trip ticket to Milwau- I many in 1852. he cariie to this coun- and the seventh convention of the kee at the rate of fare and one-half ! try as a child with His parents. He Catholic Women's Unfon of Pennsyl- on the regular certificate plan. In ! was a member of SS. Peter ant vania are completed and have se- j Paul's church. Two brothers, Charles FINE FUR COATS order to obtain the reduced rate they lected Holy Trinity Auditorium, Cen- must ask for a certificate when pur- j of Pittsburgh, and John R., of Los ter ^and Crawford streets, where ses- chasing their tickets. These certifi i Angeles, and two sisters. Amelia, at sions will be held from August 20 cate: when countersigned bv the ! home, and Sister M. Coletta of the to 22. In Our August Sale renresentative of the railroads in Divine Providence Order, survive The finest pelts fashion these luxurious Dolmans, Street Coats Milwaukee and the secretary of the Funeral from the family home. 1700 and Handsome Wraps. The ¡»elections embrace all the new models Catholic Daughters of America conference, will give them the right Morningside avenue. East End. Sat for the season 1921 and 22. A new court of Catholic Daughters to purchase a return ticket at one- urday morning, August 13, at 8:30 of America will be instituted at half the regular fare. Persons de- o'clock. Reouiem high Mass at SS s Ebensburg on Sunday, August 21, at siring further information should Peters and Paul's church, Larimer NATURAL MUSKRAT COATS s SCOTCH MOLE DOLMANS 2 p. m. The Latrobe degree team communicate with the Secretary of avenue. Three-quarter K*ng:th models three and 4S inches long: beautifully lined throughout. 28£! four stripe borders. Winter prices $149.50. 99£ Winter price $425.00. will exemplify the degrees. Mrs. the Conference, 324 Indiana avenue, Auguet Sale Price August Sale Price Mary M. Farrell, of Court Duquesne, Washington, D. C. John A. Hanlon. Pittsburgh, is organizer. John A. Hanlon. aged 41. died on STUNNING MARMOT COATS HUDSON SEAL DOLMANS All members of sister courts are AN APPRECIATION. Thursday, August 11. in his home 117 Taupe and Kolinsky shades ; raccoon collars s 45 inches long; circular collar; flare back. invited to be present at the initia- j Kinirsboro street. He was educated and Cuffs. Winter price, $125.00. 83= Winter price $425.00. tory exercises. Those wishing to re- The resignation from the Mother«'! at Duouesne University. Besides his •August Sale Price August Sale Price - main for the banquet make reserva- Pension Board of Mrs. G. G. O'Brien widow he leaves two sons, Walter R. tions by notifying Miss Frances Lit- is to be deplored. Those who met I Hanlon and Thomas Hanlon; two FRENCH SEAL COATS s SCOTCH MOLE COATS s tle, Ebensburg, Pa. Train leaves Mrs. O'Brien in the public ways of j daughters, Miss Mary E. Hanlon and Trimmed in natural skunk, natural beaver Full length; collars and cuffs of natural 283ü well doing quickly felt her strong Miss Anna C. Hanlon; three brothersi and natural squirrel. Winter price $189.50. skunk. Winter price $425.00. Pittsburgh Union Station at 9:40 a. August Sale Price 126ü Auint Sale Price •••— m., arrives in Johnstown at 11:29 a. personality, her mature judgment and four sisters. and her instant kindness. Large m., and from there take Southern LEOPARD COATS NAT Cambria trolley car to Ebensburg. minded, her generosity took on the William J. Maloney. Three-quarter length: collars of natural $000-34 SQUIRREL DOLMANS SOQC*^ greatness of her soul. Suddenly, on Friday, August 12. golden beaver. Winter price, $350.00. / .1 -V j collaFull r lengthand cuffs: beautifull. Wintey r linedprice,; $595.00large . roll ^SHyjf Religion and wide travel gava Mrs. 1921, at 5:30 p. m., William J.. son of August Sale Price ••W ¡collaAugusr t anSald e cuffsPric. e Winter price, .$595.00 . "^ Pittsburgh Council of Catholic JB August Sale Price — Women O'Brien most sympathetic interest in I Annie Jordan and the late Patrick J. NATURAL SQUIRREL COATS HUDSON SEAL DOLMANS $ A meeting of the Administration the raw tragedies enacted here by | Maloney. Funeral from the family .34 exiles from many lands, to whom the' residence, 6338 Dean street. East Three-quarter length models: belted and bor- 18 inches long; trimmed in natural squirrel, Board has been called for August dered. Winter price, $425.00. Mothers' Pension Board means more End, on Tuesday. August 16. at 9 a. '283 mandarin or tuxedo effect. Winter price, 39» 25 at their headquarters, Fifth Ave- August Sale Price $595.00. August Sale Price than mere money. In varied situa- . Requiem high Mass at the Ladv ; nue Arcade building. m tions Mrs. O'Brien interpreted to her Help of Christians church at 9:30 The report of the progress of the —Frank & Seder—Second Floor- noble associates the Catholic prinei- a_ m Pittsburgh Council during the past pie and viewpoint, which they only] year is ve*y gratifying. One hun- needed to know to honor. SILK BADGES, RACERS, FLAGS dred and ten Catholic women's or- Gracious, direct, humorous, and FRANK & SEDER J ganizations of the Pittsburgh diocese with a happv knack of cutting red having already affiliated with the N. tape. Mrs. O'Brien endeared herself Made for all societies and occasions. C. C. W. The printed report makes to the ladies doing this beneficent Committee Badsres In stock. Prices very interesting reading, but would Fifth Avenue, Smithfield & Diamond Street work. To those hurt on the hard right and prompt service. McMabon require too much space to give in roads of a great industrial center she TELEPHONE 3881 COURT its entirety. Briefly, the affiliations was the Good Samaritan. Bros., Printing House, 240 Diamond Include the Pittsburgh Council of M. C. M. St.. Below Wood. PPtsburrt. Pa.