The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-28
DIOCESAN ORGANIZATION

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has requested tina, the following sta
tistics for Catholic men in service be
forwarded to the chancellor of the
| diocese and by him to the headquar-
tiers of the \. c. w. G..
The county chairmen can secure
this data by getting the committee of
each parish notified. The facts re
quired are as follows: aas-
Under heading, Men in Service;
Name; Home Address: Place of Birth;
Age; Nearest Relative; Record in
Service; Previous Occupation; School
CT College Record; Society Aftilia-
lions; First, Second or Third Draft:
Volunteer. If approximately all this
information could be secured about
all our Catholic men who entered the
service the Diocesan Organization
would be we'll repaid for its efforts.
The county chairmen will send re-
porte to Rev. M. l. ]. Griffin, St.
Thomas College. The name, home
address, branch of service, place of
graduation, previous occupation and
present address is also to be made
secretaries and war workers in camps
or overseas. Send report to the Vic
tory girl chairman Of the parish, who
will forward it to county chairman.
County chairman can send reports to
Mrs. w. ]. Logue, care of The Catholic
Bulletin Office.
A. D. Wilson, Federal Food Adminis-
traitor for Minnesota, acknowledges
the receipt of resolutions passed by
the Guild of Catholic Women of st.
Paul as follows:
The cooperation that has been
granted the Food Administration by
the organized women of the country
has been largely responsible for the
success of the Food Administration
program. This is certainly appreci-
ated by all those connected with the
administrations" ~
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The Cathedral parish under the di-
rection of Rev. L. Ryan has completed
its War Service Record. The Holy
Name Society did the work in highly
commemorate manner.
Many of us have found in these days
of revelation that we have double
lesson to learn in trying to make this
| world fit for democracy, for we have
in the past neglected to make our
selves fit for democracy. Do not many
of us need to become truly American
| ourselves, to believe in equal oppor-
tunities, to believe in real democracy,
a democracy fit for the world?
|
The evening class for girls and
women who are employed during the
day will be continued at the Com
munity Food Center, SO East Fifth
! Street, Friday, January 3, 1919. The
| class has been postponed until after
| Christmas because many Of the girls
| found it impossible to attend before.
Miss Genevieve l.. Burgan, Federal
Home Demonstration Agent, is in
charge and is making it especially in
! teresting and attractive to girls who
| can attend at no other time. The
| Chairmen of the Council of National
| Defense are urged to advertise the
meeting among the girls who might
| become interested and to increase the
attendance in every way possible
| The course is free.
A new call has come from the Amer
lean Library Association for more
books. Good fiction books are desired
for the benefit of the soldiers who are
in camps and overseas
The boys have had more leisure
time to read in many camps both here
and overseas since the signing of the
armistice, and the demand is great
for interesting books of construc-
tive nature.
Send all the books you can spare to
DR.. Dawson Johnston, Saint Paul Pub
lie Library.
Following is the list of county chair
men submitted to the secretary of the
Diocesan Committee on Organization:
H. ]. Tillemans, Minneota, Lyon Co.,
Rev. w. ]. Stewart; John ]. Bovy, Red
Wing, Goodhue Co., Rev. O. Dolphin;
Henry J. Borg, New Ulm, Brown Co,
Rev. r. Schlinkert; Leo. McDermott,
Benson, Swift Co., Rev. P. NJ. Shea;
w. D. Carroll, Rosemount, Dakota Co.,
Rev. L. lCary;aJas. Ryan, Litchfield,
Meeker Co., Rev. p Boland; And.
Rubertos, Montevideo, Chippewa Co.,
4 Rev A. ]. Kolfer; Peter Mooney, Way
zata, Hennepin Co., Rev. Geo. Schef-
fold; Thomas ]. Lynch, LIE Sueur Cen
ter, LIE Seuer Co., Rev. ]. Woods;
Earl Jackson, White Bear, Ramsey
Co., Rev. ]. Fahey; P. ]. Haley, Will
mar, Kandiyohi Co., Rev. c. McDevitt
Jos. B. Farrell, Excelsior, Hennepin
Co., Rev. T. Cushen; Andrew Cook,
st. Peter, Nicollet Co., Rev. NJ.
O'Brien; James Landy, Olivia, Rem
vile Co., Rev. F. McRaith; Charles
Purcell, Green Isle, Sibley Co., Rev. ].
Byrne; Eugene Mock, Waconia, Carver
Co., Rev. J. Stelmes; Thomas w. Hen
ry, Delano, Wright Co., Rev. /. Schu-
macher; A. w. Kruger, Glencoe, Nc
Leod Co., Rev. P. Maloney; John Don.
ovan, Lake Benton, Lincoln Co., Rev
A. Doyle; Geo. Bauer, Lucan, Red