The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-06
BALTIMORE GIVES
 WEEK ID JUBILEE Pay Personal Tribute to James, Cardinal Gibbons TO PRESENT SERVICE The Religious Expression of the Jubilee Will Take Place October
 15-All the World to Be
 Represented

Baltimore, October 5.-Baltimore will give week to the jubilee of Cardinal Gibbons and Washington will assist it. It marks the golden jubilee of the cardinals ordination to the priesthood and the silver one of hiss elevation as a prince of the Catholic church and member of the Sacred College at Rome. There will be a presentation of silver service, a cornerstone laying, a great religious service in the cathedral, and a childrens jubilee, besides parade of 20,000 men. the last feature, how ever. a part of the Holy Name con- vention.
 Mayor Preston gives the silver serv- ice on October ', when leading business and professional men of Baltimore and other cities will be present. This sery- ice is a personal tribute from personal friends and is said to be very beau tlful.
 On Columbus Day, at the Catholic university. the cornerstone of the Gih- bons memorial hall will be laid. It Is really the tower only of this in posing Tudor Catholic dormitory that Is to be memorial of the cardinal, and in it will be a cardinals room 40 feet square. finished in rare woods from all over the world In it will be pre- served many personal mementoes of the cardinal. The dormitory itself is 261 feet long. and its two wings will accommodate 200 students. Earlier plans of the university were for ad- vanced instruction only, but with a slight change and the addition of col legiate courses. additional dormitories became necessary at once. The car dnal memorial one will, it is said meet the need only in part A meeting of the university trustees will follow the cor nerstone laying.
 On October 15 will occur in the ca thedral at Baltimore the religious ex- pression of the jubilee. Leading Cath ollie prelates from Canada and Mex leo wills sit with leading ones from every part of this country. The apos- tolic delegate will represent Pope Plus x and Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis, known as one of the most progressive of the younger Catholic leaders, will preach the sermon. The music will equal any ever given In this cathedral, where so many great services have been held There will be grand choral march, the concluding verse of the ode being.
 Hail. o Shepherd. Prince and Pre- Filial love our song conveys;
 Naught shall from our hearts dispel it, Naught thine honored name erase
 Gods love and peace surround thy
 ways.
 And give thee health and length Of
 days"
 Following the mass there will be a banquet with toasts as follows: The Pope, by the apostolic delegate; the president of the United States, by Arch bishop Ireland; Cardinal Gibbons. by Bishop Donahue of Wheeling; the hierarchy of Canada, by Archbishop Bruschesi of Montreal sister, republics by Archbishop Jose Monte de Oca of Mexico; and the Catholic university ' its rector. Mgr. Shahan. Archbishop Blenk of New Orleans will preach at vespers that evening.
 The first national Holy Name con gress, with monster street parade will begin on October Is, and there win be business sessions, with papers and some resolutions. A vast number of Catholic laymen will attend. Parochial schools of Baltimore will furnish, on the afternoon of October 19, vast congregation for a childrens service in the cathedral to be addressed by the cardinal. This will be the concluding part of the jubilee It has been pro- posed that a legal holiday be declared but Cardinal Gibbons expressed a wish that this feature be omitted.