The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-22
CATHOLIC EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION BEGINS
FRISCO CONVENTION
Problems Arising From the War
Will Have Important Place or
Program; Hundreds of Church
Leaders Are Attending.


Ia Francisco. cal july - Edu-
cAtiouHl problems arising from the
war will have an important place in
the deliberations and discussions of
the Catholic Educational association,
which began a five-day convention
here today. During the past week
the vanguard Of hundreds of prelates
priests and laymen representing nearly
every Catholic Institution of learning
in America has been arriving In or
der 70 be in attendance NJ the SEES
sions.
The Rev Francis W Howard. LII
~. of Columbus, Ohio. secretary gen
eral OF the Catholic Educational as
s~ociation has been here for the last
ten days making preparations In con-
junction with His Grace Archbishop
Hanna of san Francisco archdiocs.
This afternoon the executive board
OF the convention assembled Tor his
annual meeting In the Hotel Whit
comb. In the evening preliminary
meetings. of the executive committees
of the various departments will be
held. each reviewing the years work
and mapping out new fields Of en-
deaVor and service Immediately al
ter these meetings the delegates VIII
adjourn 10 the auditorium OF the
Young Mems Institute building, where
Archbishop Hanna Will tender a re-
ception TO the visitors.
Tomorrow morning the delegates
will gather in Sa. Mary's Cathedral,
wher the convention proper Will he
opened with the sacrifice of mass
Archbishop Hanna will deliver AN ad-
dress. After the mass the first gem
oral session OF the convention viii he
held in the Y. NJ !. auditorium
Following the final session Of tho
convention on July - a publicc mass
meeting will he held In the Civic
auditorium. Some OF the ablest cath
ollie speakers Of the nation will al
dress the gathering.
Patriotism and loyalty to the sta"s
aud stripes Will be the themes Of
the addresses 10y workers In the field
Of Catholic education
BESIDES the general convention sos-
sians. there will bee departmental
meetings. a doaf-muto conference and
meetings vi p~royinacials and repre-
-sntatives Of religious communities oi
women
Among the delegates scheduled "a
address the convention ARE the follow.
ing. with the subject of the address
The Peace of tho University II
Educational iIfc ~ N nation N"r'
REV. Edward A. Pace, ~ H., catholic
University, Washington, u. g.
catholic Professional Education
Rev. Charles e Moulinier, = j. Mar
duette University. Milwaukee, Wis
Forces Arraycd Against Catholic
Education Roy Michael Kenny, )
j.. New orleans. La.
Catholic Colleges for Women Dr
Mary \. Malloy, COLLEGE 81 ST Teresa
Winona, MINI.
Educational Departments in Col
leges. to Prepare for state Coileg'
Teaching" Rev Alder g., Fox, 5. },
rector Of Campion College of In
Sacred Heart. Prairie du Chen, Wis.
The Philosophy of the churcl
Liturgy" Very Rev. =. i Foote, : j
81 lgnatious University, a Fran
cisco.
Catholic Education on Paciii
Coast" Rev. James Conlin, 3. j., >
Ignatious University. san Francisco,
The Financial Side OF the Paris
SCHOOL Kew IhNtAth - N'"'N' -
l.. rector st. Francis de Sales churci
Oakland. Cal.
The Psychology OF Interest, Re-
Charles Baseball, Pm D., rector $
Mary's Star OF the Sea Church Sausa
Ito.
THE Teaching OF Religion Re-
Peter e. Yorkci d ID, rector ;
Peters Church. san Francisco.
Education and Industrial Situa
ton" REV. Edwin y. O'Hhrn, recto
pro-Cathedral Portland, ore.
The Feeling for Literature. Broth
,r Leo. + s g.. 81 Mary's Coli"g'
Oakland cal
FOSTERING the Missionary Spirit
our schools Bruno HagHpcil s. \
-. Techny. III
catholic Education in Early cal
fnrp!e. Rev Hophcryu Engichard
a. T. NJ. san Francisco
"The uifnculucs Of organizing
biocosau school" Rev John \ ll
Ion. Scwark - J.
"Somc Modern Ftllacios in the Ma
trr ct Education' Rev VIII rowc
q g.. Sew orleans. Ia
Keeping in Touch with Educ,
tIuuaI Movements Brother John Wa
,iruu. $ No.. clayton Mo
The conference 81 the workc
among deaf uutcs VIII bee preside
over by Rev 3 s. MoclIer $ j
Wilson CommuteS