Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-28

bishops.
Bishop j. w. shanahan. of the Har-
risburg diocese, will be among the vis-
itors to Rome. He has not yet set the
date for his sailing.
Under Pope Plus X a new order has
been followed. Instead of bishops of
many countries visiting Rome at the
same time. dates have been agreed
upon for individual countries, so that
the vatican considers Catholic outlook
and interest by countries. This year 1t
will consider North America. Hence
the large number of prelates attending
to make reports.
Bishop Shanahan arriving in Rome
will at once hand his official report to
the sacred consistorial congregation.
The secretary of this famous congre-
cation is the Cardinal de I4ai who, If
the next conclave continues present
policies and follows what are thought
to be the wishes of Pope Plus X, will
be the next pope. He has been rap
idly promoted by Pope Plus X until he
is now the most influential of the
Italian members of the college. and,
with four others, holds the highest
rank. Bishop Shanahan will next go
to pray at the shrines and to appear in
the parish church to which he is Off
cially assigned if cardinal In each
case he will see that his visit is regis
tered, that he may prove his visit if
need be. Lastly he will visit the pope,
make verbal report of conditions in his
diocese and answer any questions that
may be asked of him, Here the Off
cial visit ends.
Items for the Telegraph church
page must he received before
3 p. m. Friday. Unsigned con-
tributions are invariably rejected.l
breaches on Rabbi Wise. - Rabbi
Wise, great modern Jewish reformer
and founder of the Hebrew Union
College, was the subject of a lecture
by Rabbi Charles j. F'reund at the
Ohev Sholem Temple. Rabbi Wise
died the year Rabbi Freund was grad
uated from the college.
go to Church. - Two ministers of
Shiremanstown churches are going to
conduct go-to-church Sunday April
3. Preparations are now being made.
The churches which the people will
be asked to attend are the Church of
God, the Rev. e. Aurice Nell, pastor,
and the United Brethren Church, the
Rev. F. b. Emenheiser, pastor
Plan Membership Campaign. - At
the close of one of it's most success
ful>years, the official board of Park
Street Evangelical Church entertained
the men of the congregation at a SUI
per at the Evergreen restaurant. Mar
ket and Evergreen streets. ]. A. Stah-
Ter, George w. Shultz. Charles Bartley
and John Zeiders, all charter members
of the Sunday school. spoke of the
early days of Park Street mission
An every. member campaign is
promised in the near future.
Rally Day.-It will be Spring rally
day tomorrow at the Market Street
Baptist Church and the pastor, the
Rev. w. H. Dallman, has prepared
special sermons.
Lodge to Attend Service.-Memb bers
Of the Court of Calanthe and Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythias, will attend
services In the Wesley Union African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Sun
day evening.
Celebrate Anniversary. = The fifth
anniversary of his pastorate at the
Fourth Reformed Church, Sixteenth
and Market streets, will be observed
at both services, by the Rev. Homer
s. May.
At the Y. VI. c. A.-The Young
Mems Christian Association, Second
and Locust streets will hold a most
attractive meeting for men only to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock The
association male quartet will be in
charge of the program. A short adj
dress Will be given. along evangelistic
lines. by the general secretary, Homer
Black