The Washington times., 1911-10-23
YOUNG CATHOLICS /
. GET DOWN TO WORK |
AFTER EARLY MASS|
President Sullivan ConveMs
First Business Session at
IL O'clock.
URGES BAN ON
IMMORAL PLAYS
Commissioned Rudolph Welcomes
Delegates to the
Capital.
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Nearly 100 delegates are in Wash
angton today attending the thirty
seventh annual convention Of the
Catholic Young Mems National Union.
In session At Carroll Institute. Cath
Ollie hierarchy and representatives Of
every laymen's society. athletic. lit
erary, religious. and social. are pres
ent.
As the personal representatiye OF
Owen B. Corrigan, Of Baltimore. is at
tnsnsS the sSnysnt,on; =, Cardinal Gibbons re-
tigued from his Jubilee celebration
and service yesterday at st. Vincent
de Paurs Church.
ct 81. Patrick's church opened the
Wiiiism 4 Russell S" vas eeleSrant. asy; Mzr snd
Joseph s cersisas rsasnsa % Sy rsiiaa ssh asy
phia, spiritual director of the union.
The Rev. Edward w. Quirk, Of New
.sa;or ARK, former ma national spiritual 4 l.
liam A. Keyes, Of Jersey city. present
Union. was subdeacon. Bishop Cor
sonal interest OF Cardinal Gibbons in
the union. with words Of advice, well I
come and encouragement. -.
"Opens Session.
President w. C. Sullivan, of WASH
tngton, opened the first business ses.
sion OF the convention at II O'Clock.
N Carroll Institute Hall. Secretary j.
letters from many archbishops and and
bishops regretting their Inability to at
70 blacklist IMMORAL stage produc-
uon as one Of the important features
Of its business, following such recom-
mendation in. the annual address Of
ELIMINATION OF objectionable and i'm
moral features from the stage is Of
the highest importance to the Amer.-
can people" he said. Catholic and
we, should place ourselves positively
and emphatically upon record in this
matter before adjournment Of the con-
vention. and should lend every effor,
President sullivan also recommended
fixing q salary for the secretary and
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Commisst0qer Rudolph urged the Wis.
itor to study WashinSfs5n, and leave
determined to work for greater Capt.
The Rev. DR.. corrigan responded on
behalf OF the convention, paving high
tribute to the self-sacrificing work Of
President Sullivan.
q. Given Luncheon.
At noon, concluding .the opening busi-
ness session, the delegates were given
luncheon at Carroll Institute, leaving at
12:46 o'clock in automobiles for a sight
seeing tour. This afternoon reports Of
in the Unions literary contest awarded.
Tonight a smoker with a literary and
musical program. is provided to enter
tain the delegates at Carroll Institute.
Brooklyn are cities entered in the race
for the 1912 convention. with the chances
said to favor Baltimore, which has a
large delegation here. Tomorrow morn
ana also elect officers for the ensuing
to be the leading candidate for the
presidency, to succeed the washington
Incumbent. Mr: Sullivan who has
After the business session tomorrow
morning the delegates will have lunch
een at Carroll Institute and make q pill
srimage by boat to Mt. Vernon. The
with dance at Carroll Institute.
The Delegates.
Following are the delegates who reg
,Washington-W.. c.. Sullivan. William
II Lepley. Frank J. Miller. John J.
Croghan, William Henry Dennis, M. NJ.
Doyle, Joseph G. Stack. Dennis F. No
len. Thomas j; Lane, Mark e. Ward.
James A. Healy, John T. Hogan, T.
B. McNamee. and Maurice e. O,Con-
nor.
Bsltimcre-Frank Engers. William II.
John M. Lochner, Charles ]. Zuirk,
Harry l.. Firing. jr., and NJ. J. e.
Phiiadelphia-John ]. A. Dougherty
Joseph B. Reilly, Harry r. Murray. J.
a. Farley. Thomas J. Burke, Frank
Ward, j. u Brown, ira 1: A; Smith,
S.mpsel" "fce! S s. msponnss sts6 GsnnasG and j. j.
Wilmington-John J. Lynch, W. B.
p KsvsShsnfy oai. E. EssSn pssin E smIfs snfs
NJ. A. Thimmis. e. NJ. Berger. ]. II.
Ryan, w. b. Murphy, H. j. Rowe, II. A.
Gebhard. B. j. owen, ]. ]. Waters, c.
P. psubeb a. Trenbers' Joseph Owens
New yYork-Matthew Favrelle, ]. J..
Quigley, and T. ]. Larkin.
Elizabeth, NIL. J.. Meehan and J.
East Orange, N. IA. Manduschud.
Hssssi H,sassn l. IL fonRHF E. Pynn nrsndh snd j.
Bloomfield. N. .J.-J. A. Moran
Chatham, N. J.-W. A. keyes.
Jersey CITY, N. J.-CharIes B. Nc
Court. 'r.
Cleveland. ,ohio-The Rev. August M,
Hackett, s. j.
Coshockton. Pa. ]. Kehoe.
Alexandria, Va.-James Roche and w.
A. DeYaughan. .-.-.
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