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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
DENVER KNIGHTS ACTIVE
WILL SEND COPY OF X. OF c.
4. PAMPHLET TO 10000 NOM
CATHOLICS.

Denver Knights of Columbus have
ordered 10000 copies of a pamphlet
issued by the National Board of Di-
rectors of the Order giving the com.
plete history of a number of cases
in which persons were convicted in
connection with the bogus Fourth De
gree oath propaganda. These pam
.phlets will be sent to 10000 non-Catho-
lies of Denver in order that the true
story of these convictions may be
made known to them.
The National Council has published
half a million of this pamphlet at its
own expense for public distribution
through the medium of its member.
ship.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02

ParochiaI Free Schools: Last Sun
day, December 81, it was announced
in the Cathedral and in the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, that after
the Christmas holidays there will be
no tuition charges for the school chill
dren in the grades of the respective
parishes. To cover the free tuition
the pew rent will be raised.
Cathedral: The Christmas collec-
ton netted the sum of $50 for the
benefit of the church.
The formal opening and dedication
of the new Cathedral High School will
be marked by a series of elaborate
entertainments from January 10 to
January IA. The religious exercises
of dedication will take place at p. m.
Sunday, January 10. In the evening
there will be addresses and other eX-
ercises, the program of which has not
yet been completed. On Monday
evening, January II, the students
from the Academy of st. Benedict, st.
4
drama, Judith" in the new audito-
rum. A band concert and musical
numbers will be given Tuesday even
ing, January IL. On Wednesday even
ing, January Is, series of exercises
will be presented by the children OF
the school, and on Thursday evening
January IA, card party and social
| will be held under the auspices of the
various societies of the women of the
parish.
ST. Mary's: The men of the st
Joseph Society received Holy Com
munion in a body Sunday morning
December 81. At the annual meeting
which was held in the Catholic Hal
Monday evening, December %, the of
ficers for the ensuing year were elect
ed and about seventy-five new mem
bers were received into the society.
ST. Johns: On Friday, December
IS, the Right Reverend Bishop Trobec
conferred Tonsure and Minor Order:
on these Seminarians: Arthur Beau
lieu, Diocese of Crookston; John Ter
sche, Diocese of Duluth; Willibalt
Hackner, Diocese of La Crosse; Leo
pold Rumenapp, Diocese of Bismarck
The Right Reverend Abbot Peter En-
gel, o. S. B., officiated at the Pontif1ca
Midnight Mass in the Abbey Churcl
| on Christmas Day.
Lake Henry: Owing to failing health
Reverend William LANCE, pastor of tn
Church of st. Margaret, will take med
/ ical treatment extending over severa
months at st. Raphael's Hospital, an
at the same time attend to the spirit
. ual needs of the institution. Reve1
: end Joseph Mayrhofer, chaplain at tn
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02

sented the pastor, Rev. John r. Power,
with a beautiful Cope and Benediction
Veil for use in the services of the
Church.
ShieIdsviIIe: The new parish hall
erected by the people of ST. Patrick S
parish under the direction of the pas
tor, Rev. j. j. Molloy, was formally
opened on the evening of New Years
Day. The building is 40 by 80 feet in
dimensions with a commodious base
ment containing dining hall and
kitchen. The new hall will serve as
a meeting place for the different So
cieties belonging to the parish as well
as centre for social activities.
Belle PLANE: On Monday evening,
December 81, special program OF
musical and vocal numbers and adj
dresses was given by the local Coun.
Gil of the Knights of Columbus. The
feature of the evenings entertainment
was the presentation to the Council
by Attorney J. J. Moriarty of Shak.
opee. of a handsome oil painting de-
picting a historical scene in the life
of Columbus.
On Sunday evening, December 90
the SIS. Peter and Paul Society and
st. AIMS Benevolent Society of IS
Peter and Paul parish, elected officers
for the coming year.
After the early Mass in the Church
of IS. Peter and Paul on Christmas
morning many new members were re
ceived into the Young Ladies Sodality
| by the pastor.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02

hospital, will take charge of the par
ish during the absence of Father
LANCE
Foley: Reverend r. F. Larpenteur,
o. p, of the Holy Rosary Convent,
Minneapolis, assisted at the Church of
st. Bridget on Christmas and preach
ed the sermon.
Richmond: The frescoing of IS.
Peter and Paul Church, of which
Rev. Gregory Steil, O. S. B., is pastor,
has been completed with great care
and artistic taste, by Wilfrid Lalonde,
church decorator and artist of st.
Paul.
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Attorneys for Petitioner.

FOR SALE-"A good 240-acre farm
with first-class improvements in solid
Catholic settlement, eighty rods from
church and Sister school. Price rea-
sonable and good terms. For further
information write to Farmers State
Bank, st. Leo, Mimi"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02

HOTEL FOR RENT-A new brick
building, steam heated, fifteen rooms,
in good western North Dakota city
of eight hundred inhabitants. Address
up. d." care of The Catholic Bulletin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
RELIGIOUS H0NORED
FRENCH GOVERNMENT ENRoLLS
PRIESTS AND SISTERS IN
LEGION OF HONOR.

The French Government has award
ed the distinction of the Legion of
Honor to no less than eighty-seven
priests and one hundred and twenty
seven nuns.
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DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD.

Diocesan Correspondent Rev. ChaS
A. Mayer, The Cathedral, st. Cl0ud.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
START
PEACE PROGRAM
WITH BANQUET

A nationwide propaganda for the
promotion Of the peace cause In the
rY....s c....1 r..a. h..-.,,,
01 $50 - s $3.50 S.. -. wa. a =.
,Y,
.snoIns .no ln.e..ionaI Iouas
rTle9G. Dsnque. noiu I.et eve1lns -
the wescU1 no.sL s p1oss" ~
pc Iauncaea .e1 oy ne
ioun1 Fr.enos WIN consH. OF puDuc
meetiass = esesy clnunlsy ~ "nacn
lnere Is t1enos cnuIcn. stuuy ci.sS
es .unoeI t1e econmenoaIions OF tns
AMeI.c4n esce Oocie.y aA I1s. speciAi
eA1lcls -, 49,. =.
.usps.e, ~, !. sl .a1ts. .,u.e
~ ,,,,i 8. h.,1 = T,ehreonA :. ,n.
csrt.sn accordir~ - = q ZONES ~
this citv r,hc ,srss,Sea A. fha hannuet
A. 1toastmasterr Dr. Henrv 4. .Hodr.
hin az Iondon, EnSiAnd. and Allen Is.
HOG 81 Earlhann coliare concluded the
nrn.r.m ~ thA h.t,n,,at vttA address.
- 81, ,,.s "a 80 ~ - ~
ria rnrnasA ne ~ snccAxton was Ia
Wv. - M hosrd ~ TIA Yonne rriAn6s
sct;v;ties "a i,nnrs = JI - - nrAsent
standinr ~ the' Yonnr Frfende MovA..
ment and for the diecussion of plans
70 .fford closer co-orAination with ~
boards
The attendance was A. last II
xrester than waa erpected and a.
nroxirna telv 20 nnemhers were dAcHned
admission because Of lack Of space.
Field Resorts Given.
The Young Friends conference at
Winona Lake will be pushed along
with conferences to be held in various
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
MELtEN'S STORY
SUITS COUNSEL

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Counsel for
the accused millionaires, present and
former directors, of the New Haven
railway today expressed satisfaction
with the testimony so far Of Charles
s. Mellen on the conspiracy trial in
the United States district court and
intimated that the cross-examination
of r. v. Lindabury, contrary to ex.
pectations, would be q very short pro-
ceeding. When Mellen took the stand
three days ago it was predicted Linda.
bury's cross-examination would be SEN
sational. Mellen's testimony, how
ever, has been 50 tame that Lindabury
is authority for the statement that the
cross grilling Of the former president
OF the New Haven will amount to lit
tie.
Mellen's further direct and cross-ex-
animation Is expected to occupy all
next week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
TRAVELS HORSEBACK
-. ON WORLD CIRCUIT

Arizona Frank Hoffman, who has
been camping near the Tenth street
bridge since last March, left today on
horseback for a trip around the world
on wager Of $4,000.
The provisions are that he must
make the trip on horseback, ACCOM-
panied by little burro, which he must
bring back with him. The burro IL
the property Of the New York Horse
and Mule company, which is putting up
the wager to demonstrate the hardi-
ness of this animal, which was raised
by the company.
It Is understood that when he arrives
in Richmond five years from today he
must have $1,000 in cash, and must
pay his own expenses. He is provided
with a complete camping outfit and
will sleep outdoors all the time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
TEACHERS PREPARE Rep t
FOR STATE SESSION

. Practically every teacher in the coun
ty schools will attend the state con-
vention at Indianapolis next week, says
County Superintendent Williams.
II have not been informed Of any
who are not going, and I have made
an urgent request that all the sessions
be attended in which the various teach
ers are Interested
Mr.. Williams will go to indianapolis
Tuesday morning. He will attend q
meeting of the committee on high
school questions Tuesday evening and
on Wednesday he will attend the con.
vention of the County Superintend.
ents' association. The convention
proper will begin Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
WILSON'S. PARTY
LISTS ELICIbLES
FOR next RACE

Although electing two Of their can
!. .didates for county office at the cleo
ton last year, clerk Of the circuit
court and a member of the board OF
commissioners, Signalling the first
success of their party in Wayne coun.
ty in many years. there appears to be
a lack of interest among Wayne Dem
Ocrats in the contest for county offices
scheduled for next year, when a rec
order, sheriff, two commissioners,
prosecutor and an assessor will be
elected.
Up to the present time no announce.
ments of candidates for the Demo-
cratic nominations for any of these
offices have been made. in marked
\ contrast to the activity displayed in
the Republican camp.
- Lewis is Mentioned.
Joshua Allen, several times Demo
CRATIC nominee for prosecutor, posi-
lively asserted today that he would
rot again seek the nomination for that
office, which quite probably leaves the
field open to Walter Lewis, although
he has given no indication of desiring
the nomination for prosecutor.
Benjamin Drischel, who was the
Democratic nominee for sheriff last
year. will not be candidate again,
his friends say.
1t is understood that a number of
Democratic leaders would like to have
Edward McNally, the popular first
sergeant of the Richmond police
force, on the ticket next year as the
candidate for sheriff. McNally has
never given the question the slightest
Consideration and it is not known to
the party leaders whether he would
even seek the nomination. They in.
tend to urge him to do SO. however.
So far as known the Democratic
nominations for all other county Of.
fices to be filled next year are going
begging.
Interest 10 Lacking.
Party leaders declare that the pres
ent lack of interest in county politics
among the Democrats is no indication
OF an unhealthy party condition. They
say that in short time there will be
revival OF interest in affairs political
among the Democrats and that there
will then be lively scramble for
places on the ticket. which will be
formed at the primary election next
March.
Democrats are planning to give a
harmony and prosperity" dinner in
Richmond in the near future, which
events is expected to revive interest
in Democratic politics in not only
Wayne county but all the other coun.
ties in the district.
/. 1t has been limited for some time
that there will be a Wayne county
candidate in the field next spring for
the Democratic nomination for repre-.
sentative in congress. Wayne Demo.
Gratis have about had their fill, it is
said, of Finly H. Gray and they are
= planning to oppose him in the primary
election with a candidate of their
own. they believe, would make a more
popular appeal to the voters Of the
district than Mr.. Gray. Incidentally
they believe that Wayne county, which
( has held down the back seat 80 long,
IS now entitled to recognition when It
comes to selecting the Democratic
congressional nominee. -
i John NJ. Lontz, Richmond manu-
facturer, and Lawrence Handley,
cashier of a Richmond bank, have
both been mentioned as prospective
candidates for the Democratic con
RreSSiOnal nomination
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23

are improved. The propeller shaft is longer
and larger IN diameter. The radius rods ars
longer. The rear ax10 II The famous Stude-
baker FULLnoatfng axi9 with larger Tim
ken eeaFtngs. Large. easaeracttng. tight
gripping brakes-iS Z 2 inches. faced with
Muitibestos- stop Q car In Q few feet
The brake equaliser has bean set hack ON
the rear aka
The ear % haadsomef than ever.
Its q big. iow.iying. massive car-but
marveleusiy graceful. Tho line Of the hood
new carries over into the cowl. The cowl is
longer. The crown Tenders are deeper And
the lines Of the entire car flow In graceful,
unbreken curves from radiator to tail-light
Its coavenienoe has been much increased.
The pedals. for example. are adjustable The
gasoline 9uage. oil guage. electric controls
aad speedometer Arc grouped IN the center
Of the daah within easy reach and eight
Clutch and brake are easier oothne-the
0tudebaker FULI-iioAtfn9 rear axle has
largeR fimkeA bearings.
in faet-aet Q chance has been overlooked
te make the car HHTrER. And you get q
higher quality oar-A bigger car-a more
powerful ear-out you pay LESS. You pay
iess-"beeause tia etudebaker'-because
6tudebaker resources and manufacturing az.
perience enabled ~ 10 make astonishing
savtnss-savinss that yea eee the FULL
benefit Of,
Come and sec the ear. A whole book Of
specifications couldn't begin to convey the
impression that your first glimpse OF the
car will, You can't find Q car that dives
more at ANY prfce-and NO car 1T less
price gives "a much.
Deliveries at once.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23

Endorsement Of efforts to secure M
tional prohibition both 10 the United
States and Canada was given by the
International conference Of men
friends. which held = two days SEES
sion In East Main Street Friends
church, In the form OF Z resolution
presented by s. Edgar Nicholson be-
fore the last session last evening.
Copies of the resolution, which also
invited Friends to united effort in
behalf of the proposed. legislation, will
be forwarded to the United States
senate. house of representatives and
the Canadian parliament. -
When. the program was arranged.
attention was not given to Bible school
or temperance or any subject upon
which the Friends church firmly
stands, but when discussion arose re-
garding the reason of the elimination
Of temperance, it was deemed advis-
able to adopt resolution to prevent
possibility OF Misunderstanding. The
resolution is given below:
Nine Hundred Attend.
Total registration at the close OF the
conferences showed between eight and
nine hundred persons attended the
meetings. The actual registration was
588 men and 210 women, total OF
1913, but many persons were present at
ter registration closed. OF this num-
her more than five hundred have given
orders for cloth-bound and .paper-back
books which will be published in three
or four weeks, containing q full &C.
rcunt verbatim of the addresses and
pre- ceedings. -
Delegates at yesterday afternoons
Eesecs;on wara aaknd NV Mr. Nicholson
to send an expression OF appreciation
Of the attitude against greater increase
OF the military armament OF the United
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
PREDICTS INCREASE
IN TAX COLLECTION

County Treasure Chamness pre-.
diets that the receipts Of today's TAI
collections will be the largest single
days receipts this year. People were
lined up in the corridors of the court
house waiting to be waited on at the
treasurer's windows. The county treas.
urer is being assisted by three depu'
ties.
Property owners are given until No
vember l to pay their taxes before
they 60 delinquent.
Fridays receipts were $s,560.49. 1t is
expected that today's receipts will
reach at least SIS, 900.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23

Time aftsr time, Studebaker has startled
the public with q new car at . NEW price
that completely upset all existing values
strated beyond q doubt. its l6tdsrship IN
the motor industry.
The first so h. p. car at $3.50 was . stude-
baker. The first full-grown. 6passenger
car at $3.50 was q StudebakAr. The FIRST
Six at less than $4,000 was . studebaker.
And now Studebaker has produced . new
car that even more conclusively proves its
leadership-a 7-passenger FOUR with a 20
h. p. motor at $685..
1T is the FIRST 7.passenser FOUR ever
priced at less than $1000-and the BIGGEST
car that any price less than $1,000 ever
bought. It IL q 7-passenger car not only
in name but In REALITY. It carries Z
full-grown people In comfort
1T Is larger in every way-lonEer and
roonier. There is more leg-room every
where. The driver has more room-and the
front seat is divided. The tonneen is more
conamodious. The heavily cushioned ton
neau seats disappear completely into re-
cesses in the floor. The body II deeper--
the seats lower and tilted. The cushions are
larger, deeper and softer. The doors open
wider. The tires arc btSgerGoodrich 3zx4's
with Safety Treads ON rear wheels.
1T is the MOST POWERFUL car ever
priced at less than $1,000.
Its power has been greatly increased over
last years motor. Now, It develops FULL
40 h. p. (413s h. p. on the brake test) The
motor is larger-increased to 81 inches IN
bore. The pistons are longer and lighter
with THREE rings at top-one at bottom.
insuring better compassionate MORE
POWER.
Tho carburetor has been transferred to
the left side Of tho motor, cutting down the
distance the gas travels 10 . few inches The
valves and Gas passages have been greatly
improved. Tho radiator has been enlarged
and tho cooling system improved The oiling
system has be1n greatly simplified.
Tho Wagner electric system Il the same
that studebaker has had % much success
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
continental PROHIBITION
J. ADVOCATED BY FRIENDS

States OF Senator John w. Kern OF
Indiana. This will be done in connec-
ton with the united appeal to the
senate and house against further mill.
tary preparation.
The committee appointed by the
summary committee to confer with
the board Of the five years meeting
relative to church extension work Ia
composed Of the following Friends:
s. E. Nicholson of Richmond, Miles
White, j., Baltimore, David p. Ed
wards. indianapolis, John H. johnson,
Richmond, wallace Kemp. Wichita.
Kan, L. Hollingsworth Wood. New
York, and Addison MAYOR OF Bsrkley,
Cal.
The continuation committee chosen
to further and continue the purposes
ference committee.
Following is the resolution adopted:
Resolved, by the International Con
ference Of Men Friends, assembled in
Richmond, Indiana, October 2022,
1915. That we endorse and approve the
eforts now being made to secure the
national prohibition Of the liquor traf.
fic, both in the United States and Can.
ada, believing as We do that this ma.
tional evil is un-Christian, un-Amer.
lean, and can have no permanent
place In, q Christian civilization. Re
solved. That a copy of this resolution
be forwarded to the : United States
senate. the National House Of Repre-.
sentatives and to the Canadian 'parlia-
ment, and that we invite Friends
throughout the United States and
Canada to united effort in behalf OF
this proposed legislation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
WORKS OVERTIME
ON WAR MOTORS

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 23.-Because
OF rush orders for marine motors for
submarines for the allies the Lyons
Atlas plant Of this city is running
night and day. Because OF the num-
Der of different. nationalities employed
at the plant the police department is
holding q force of reserves in readi-
ness In the event trouble should occur
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
C0NFERS ABOUT RALLY

L. S. Bowman, Republican county
chairman, will confer with the state
executive committee next Tuesday rel.
stive to the fixing OF the date for the
Wayne county rally. It Is being
planned to hold the rally sometime
during the first week in November If
the speakers can be secured. The 10.
cal committee Is waiting for informa-
ton from Senator Borah, who has
agreed to deliver IN address providing
1 suitable date can be secured,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
KEEP UP WORK.

BOSTON, Oct. 23.-There Is not
much chance of Willie Hoppe losing
his title as III balk line billiard
champion The young champion has .
lead Of. 257 points over his Japanese
challenger. .Koji Yarnada. The score
for the two nights play is Hoppe 1000.
Yamada TAB. The match will be fin.
isheds tonight ..--..-,----.-.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
200 GO ON STRIKE.

BOSTON. Oct. ,23.-Two hundred
handlers and clerks OF the Boston &
Albany railroad at noon joined the
TOO Boston and Maine employees in
the strike here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23

with-a twounit system, built to order for
Studebaker. The starter cranks the motor
through . noiseless chain-runs only when
starting the car. The generator is the same
simple and reliable-but it has hasn
moved to point in front Of the motor. and
drives In . vertical position. giving more
room and making It much more accessible.
The wiring 10 the one-wire system. and the
entire system can be removed 40 an UNIT.
And scores OF other improvements In de-
sign have not only made the motor more
powerful. but far more flexible and more re-
sponsive. And now with this motor. the
new Studebaker Forty H. p. FOUR has q
snAppiness of action, . resistless, unbroken
flow or PULLING power that makes It .
wonder to drive.
But It is not only bigger car and . moro
powerful car; It is . BETTER car-better in
every detail. Studebaker has always built
. QUALITY car. But this new Forty H. p.
FOUR sets q new QUALITY mark even for
Studebakers.
Tho upholstery Is the finest g1ade Of leath-
er that can be bought-a velvety. hand
buffed, semibright leather that VIII outlast
any other upholstery materials ever used
The cushions are deeper and lsrger-built
with . new Studebaker device that insures
their keeping shape and springiness.
The finish of the cars has been improved
Grafton been added. making Is In all, but
Studebaker IL now using . rich Blue. And
while blue makes the most attractive color
for car, It 70 the costliest color to use. For
the slightest slip Of the brush means that
tn Gear must be repainted.
Better materials have been used through
out The steering knuckle. for example. Is
now forged OF the highest-grade Chrome
Nickel steel. So. too. with the transmission
shafts. Tho top II silk mohair.
Tho chassis and the body are thoroughly
painted-even the places that you never see
1t protects tho ear. Lift the cushions at this
car and any other and note the difference.
Tho cone clutch Is larger faced with heath
er. and easier acting. The universal totnts
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
PREPARES PROTEST

LONDON, Oct. 23.-The British
government is preparing 4 protest
against the abuse OF American pass.
ports by persons to whom they are is.
sued. An official statement on the sub
ject will soon be issued. 80,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23

Landaus were originally made In q
town named Landau In Germany.