The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-12

! bullQ me cnurcneS ana hire lHiilSlSl
to preach doctrine of ethics tina
| people may believe or reject: or shall
/ we go to the church which says yol
must believe for I am he mOuthpiec'
| of Christ who promised TO he with In'
| always. Behold. | am with you al
ways even unto the contamination o
the world.
Catholic Exhibit at County Fair.
An Interesting exhibit was made BY
st. Josephs school, Princeton, Ind, a
the Gibson county fair. The obJec'
/ of the exhibit was to give the genera
public an opportunity TO inspect the
! class of work of the pupils, to the enc
! that it may be understood that the pa
rochiai school is as important a tactol
! in the education of youth as the Other
institutions esta blished for Il like pur-
pose, and that the Catholic school sys'
! tenn is no mean part of the educational
/ system Of the country.
\ leafet was issued answering such
/ questions as why Go Cath1i have
/ their separate schools" Are the paro-
chiai schools as good as other schools
; What do they teach in the Catholic
/ parochial schools ," TO which the an
/ swer was: Go and see for yourself
! You are perfectly welcome TO inspect
the exhibit What do Catholics do
for education in this country in gen
eral?' How many Catholic educational
institutions are there in Indiaua?" Be
sides st. Josephs. there are three other
/ Catholic schools in Gibson county.
| The booth in which The exhibit was
| made was mos, attractive. and was
decorate ted with pictures from the school
rooms. The subjects covered in the eX-
hibit show that st. Joseph's is IN up-to-
date. progressive school. and the Cath
! olics of Princeton are to be congrat-
ulated for maintaining such an insti-
/ tuition.
Catholics Answer Roll Call.
A London. paper has beel reading the
rollcal Of the friends OF labor. Here
is the Catholic roll OF; honor: Man
ning's name in England and Mermil-
lod'S name IN Switzerland are enough
to light a flame Of hope in the despair
full eyes of the wage slaves. Bishop
Won Kettler's name in Germany is a
battle cry and call to economic freedom.
In Belgium we have what is called the
Democratic league a federal associa-
ton of over 800 societies, for the study
Of economic and social problems, pos
sessing d membership of more than
100, 900. The AbbeS POTTER and Nell
aerts are at the head Of the movement
In France there are countless work
mems clubs each under the direction
of a priest and all for the reputation of
la boris lot In Spain, and Archbishop
of Madrid advocated the cause of labor
and soon had an organization of over
thirty clubs of agricultural laborers of
Il. OO0 members. In Austria, only a dec
AIDE ago. a congress of twenty-three
bishops and 500 priests agitated for
betterment of the wage earners' condl-
ton, and with triumph. In Germany,
Father Kolping, once shoemaker, or
ganized journeymen's clubs, and in the
Rhine district alone had 400, with roll
call of $4,000 men. The Catholic Peas
ant league controls $4,000 members"
Archbishop Elder Laid to Rest.
Cincinnati. O.. Nov. S.-Funeral serv-
ices for Archbishop William H. Elder
were held at ST. Peters cathedral to-
day. \ long line of clergy-archbish-
ops, bishops and priests-marched IN
solemn column from the cathedral resi-
dence to the front entrance of the vast
auditorium, entered, chanting. Many
bles of the church were present.
Long, before the time for the beginning
of, the service, thousands had assem-
bled in the vicinity of the cathedral.
The high mass of requiem had Arch
bishop Moeller as celebrant, assisted
by others. The five solemn absolutions
were given by Cardinal Gibbons. Arch
bishop Ryan. Bishops Macs, 9Hesln and
Allen, each attended by two chaplains.