The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-27

CHAHGE OF HE WORk- EAMS
OF MEN AND OF WOMEN WILL
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS 500,
600 NEEDED FOR BOYS OR.
P4ANAGE-MR. SHEFFIELD Dl
REcTs THE CAMPAIGN.
This week the final details are be.
ing attended to in the campaign to
secure 100000 for the Catholic Boys
Orphanage in Minneapolis, which
opens in that city on Tuesday morn.
ing, November 30, and will close on
Friday evening, December 10.
An appeal will be made to the citi-
zens of Minneapolis on behalf of this
most worthy project. For almost
thirty years the Catholic Boys Or
phanage has carried on it's charitable
work without other source of revenue
than the contributions of Catholics
and other public-spirited citizens who
realized that it was a splendid adj
junct to the institutions of the city
which cared for dependent children.
The institution has been non-sectarian
as far as the admission of orphans is
concerned. In this respect it has
drawn no religious lines. 1t is bur-
dened with large debt contracted in
the erection of a new building made
necessary by the unsafe condition of
the original structure and the pur-
pose Of this whirlwind campaign is to
obtain funds to liquidate the debt and
to repair and renovate the old build
ing and make other necessary i'm
provements.
Preparations for the campaign have
been going on for some weeks under
the direction of Mr.. Sheffield of
Cleveland, Ohio, who has had the loyal
support of the representative men
and women of Minneapolis, both Cath,
olic and non-Catholic, in his work
Executive Committee.
The officers of the Executive Com.
mittee which has general supervision
of the campaign are the following:
Most Reverend Archbishop ireland,
Honorary Ei., i4nlali. John =. Regain,
General Chairman; p J.. Kennedy,
first Vice Chairman; f. B. Chute,
second Vice Chairman; Hubert Kelly,
third Vice Chairman; Maurice P. Nc
Inerney, Chief of Captains; c. Paul
Tracy, Secretary; Morris Mcdonald,
Treasurer.
The general officers of the Women's o
Division are: Mrs. Edmund Penning-
ton, Chairman; Mrs. L. S. Donaldson,
first Vice Chairman; Mrs. Frank w.
Plant, second Vice Chairman; Mrs.
Richard Evans, third Vice Chairman.
The Executive Committee consists
of j. J. Ahern, D. G. Bow, c. M. Brace
lin, L. P. Chute, p L. Clarity, J. p.
Coleman, H. B. Craddick, A. A. Crane,
N. M. Cronin, DR.. J. c. Crowley, J. A.
Cullen, F. H. Day, w. P. Devereux, F.
IT. Dexter, w. Fl. Donahue, L. S. Don
aldson, P. ]. Downes, r. Evans, J. G.
Famechon, G. d. Flynn, J. M. Gleason,
F. L. Gray, F. A. Gross, G. F. Haglin,
F.. A. Hallet, DR.. G. A. Henry, G. r.
Hill, A. Huhn, W.. J. Hurley, A. w.
Ingenhutt, F. e. Kelly, NJ. c. Kelly, j.
Kunz, A. J. Leahy, Judge w. E. Leary,
J. Lynch, J. A. Mcdonald, T. G. Nc.
Carthy, Judge ]. f. McGee, w. Nc
Mullan, H. B. Merrick, F. e. Murphy,
w. J. Myers, j. H. Nightingale, F. G.
Only, Senator ]. W. Pauly, e. Pen.
nington, J. F. Pillsbury, E. A. Prender-
CAST, ]. Quinn, J. M. Regan, H. Reilly,
ID. e. Ryan, T. e. Sands, J. E. Shan
messy, j. c.. Sheehan, P. J. Sheehan,
H. Sherry, d. Simon, w. J. stapleton,
Judge J. H. Steele, DR.. H. B. Sweet
ser, /. A. Thorson, r l.. Thresher, DIR.
E. A. Voyer, A. w. Warnock, J. d.
Williams, d. E. Woolsey, A. E. zonne.
Progress of the Campaign.
The campaign will open with a