The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-05
TnE constitutional convention Of
that most promising organiza-
finn fl,e ptcrputlnpu Is.l .-a.tOn

pes
tion tne in'crnationai fedeTa.o'
oi CethoI!c !Hiuin1le tooN place IN III
cago, On November rs. - and IS. This
socond annual convention was ier.heu
"constitutionai convention because its
ohiea business was rhe Adoption OF uhe
eo~nSrleuuon ana py-iaWs'
y ieueration was oiganiIeu ~ con-
Sentcn uhuer inc most iaVoraoie CIR
cuine1Ahces IN New YORK city on .\oNenl-
nef ,21' 20 and ~ or last year. III mas
the roaurai Endorsement ana approval Oh
CaTdina Siooons' VINO accepted gra-
cioaiely the position o. honorary presi-
DENT ana the approval OF ardila Far-
icy anu eara'hal oCohhcl. u VAS re-
ce,veo also ,no Warm appr"va, =. ar.'-
nAnops ana bishops tnfouBhou' inc
ciu.eo States anu Sahada.
q i~eoeratlon represents an Anpor-
u.ISs uhoveifon' M Su'lohc h'shef tdu'a-
Ion and promises 10 become a potent
factor IN social ami inte'iectuaI We
ny = great organized system or niihea-
ZION and concerted endeav"r IL plans 10
eoucatvon NY the CIRCULATION ant inter-
change Of the BEST educational methods
practices ana by the iofc" or Chris
Ton cnaratS and culture II purposes 10
COMBAT na1r'owiisss ;'rid error. IL de-
sires 90 encourage the reading OF the
Catholic press and Catholic literature
and 10 stimulate the social life OF
alulnns associations.
The Convention just held ia Chicago,
one year after the Organization meeting.
ably ~emonstrated the ralIe and
votth OF the international federation.
. enthusiastic reception MI great sue
ces al this early stage OF It's career, its
acceptance and Endorsement by well
known educators and the marked and
rapid growth in is membership seem 10
have established the federation upon an
excellent and ecure foundation.
Its international membership at the
r,vessrt time ma I've conscr vatively esti-
mated aunoUs the Ten thousands. with 4
| veil assured prospective advance IN
numbers.
T~,eceut:on 10 DELEGATES. members and
invited quests. mm1neyina 1000. tool,
mace in the Crystal Room Of the lote,
4hArnan Al & y. N. On FRIDAY. N,y.n,.
bc,. .S. the Chairman OF IN. occ., sion
vsk the Rev. Patrick 4. Mullen. : T.
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The chairman extended 4, suost cordial
v.lovna "a ~. convcn,ion ana co,.
rr,t,,Ia.ea a, heartily nm ,hiv oxcsI,,n,
,oSA,,,t,;r, Ia III. c.y.s ~ C,,,ni,n aI,.
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ma. o. tne rev ria'cls ~. Accnoe'
y. I'es'deh' OF I've f"ul th''srs"S'
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me mex oman III Her lieiatior'
- .ne state, Vas ueii.eied oy the lion.
.,uo9e A.nNcus NaNahisa OF 'hlcas"' Inc
Iuiai aodisss Was MAD" ny Inc lev.
'o!ni IL, benora; DrooNiyn, ~ y VINO
SPOKE on me 'Cs1hoiic Aiumhr N the
'VorN. me programme OF the evening
cohctu1eo WIN a reception 10 delegates
ana frends'
On SATURDAY November -. a solemn
n,sh mass was celebrated IA st.
JSuicRs Snuich oy Inc KEY. ". y.
assisted ny me l.rV. ID. j..
Isiordan az deacon and the Rev. n. VI.
a2uieiey' ". > NJ. as subdeacon. An en-
.eiieht sermon Oh liie moral ana intel
ec'uaI eVlls OF the Gay was preached
W ITO ftGht rev. h!"hop y '' NC
.,ANleh. III" music oil me mass was
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