Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1918-09-28
CHAPLAINS COMMISSIONED.

Following is the roster of priests
attending chaplains' school at Camp
Zachary Taylor, fifth session, who
received commissions yesterday:
John M. Bellamy, Ogdensburg;
Francis A.. Biendl, Cincinnati;
Philip j. Boivin, Portland; Robert
j. Booth, Ogdensburg; Edward j.
Britt, Buffalo; John j. Britt, G. S.
S. r., Portland, Ore; jeremiah j.
Broderick, Hartford; James p.
Buckley, New York; Cyril ID.
Buotich, o. f. NJ, San Francisco;
Joseph A. Burke, Buffalo; John V.
Byrne, Altoona; John F. Campbell,
Philadelphia; William d. Cleary,
Brooklyn; Hugh l.. Collins, Cleve-
land; John ]. Connolly. Alton; John
G. Cook, Detroit; Cornelius A. Cor
coran, Newark; William e. Coyle,
Erie; John j. Cullinan, st. Paul:
Matthew A. Cummings. Chicago;
James F. Cummins, Cleveland;
Thomas j. Delihant. S. j., New
York; James j.. Dolan, Fall River;
Walter J. Donoghue, Rochester;
Timothy ]. Donovan, Boston;
Juniper w. Doolin, San Francisco;
Aloysius B. Duffy. Indianapolis;
Arthur G.. Dusseau, Toledo; Thomas
F. Eustace, Erie; James j. Fitzgib-
bon, Springfield; Michael G. French,
Dallas: Daniel T. Gallagher, Cleve-
land; Pierre II. Gauthier, Spring
field Patrick j. Hackett. Man
chester; Leo nj. Hartke, Chicago;
John A. Hayes, Philadelphia; john
J. Healey, Brooklyn; Michael j..
Heeney, Chicago; Edward j. Hig-
gins, Brooklyn; Michael H. Hins-
sen, Cincinnati; William M. Hogan,
Pittsburgh; John T. Holland. Mar
quette: George II. Jones. Rochester;
william j. Jordan, New York; An
drew J. Kelly, Hartford; John S.
Kelly, ST. Louis; Charles e. Kemp,
Buffalo; James d. Kenny, Grand
Rapids; William F. Kiely, Brook
iyn; George l.. Koob, Cleveland;
Henry T. hammers, Cincinnati; Jo-
seph B. Lauermann, Chicago; Chris
topher A. Lawless, Newark; Mar
shall J. LaSage, @. M, Perryville;
William J. Lillis. Boston; Edward
A. Loehr. New York; John e.
Lorenz, Philadelphia; Edward ].
Lying, Philadelphia; John j. Nc
Cam, Albany; Charles j. Mccarthy,
G. M, Dallas; Morgan A. McDer-
mott, Altoona; James F. McKeever,
Pittsburgh; Thomas E. Mcmahon,
Burlington; Edward b. McNaliy.
Chicago; ]. Earl McNanamy, Pitts
burgh: Dennis j. Mcguire, Boston;
Francis j. Maloney. Fall River;
Francis j. Martin, Louisville, Pat
rick M. Monaghan, Louisville; John
r. Morgan, st. Louis; Thomas P.
Mulligan, Cleveland; Roman ].
Nuwer, Buffalo; Joseph l.. O'Neill,
st. Paul; Maurice ]. O'Shea. Buff
falo; Thomas L. O'Toole. Los An
geles; John s. Palubicki, Omaha;
George w. Pare. Detroit; Pancratius
3. Paukstis, Scranton; Eugene b.
Regan, Buffalo; George L. Rice,
Harrisburg; James e. Rock, Brook
Ign; James M. Ryan. Columbus;
Simon j. Ryder. Fort Wayne;
Bernard Salbreiter, Milwaukee;
Adhemar ]. Slavery. Chicago; Louis
NJ. Schorn, Green Bay; William p.
Schultz. Detroit; Francis X. Scott,
New York; Clement d. Shaugh-
messy. Syracuse; Vincent j. Shep-
herd. Los Angeles; Isidore l..
Smith. G. p, New York; Gilbert T.
Stickelmaier, o. M. c.. Cumberland;
Joseph M. Sullivan, S. M, Salt
Lake City; Aloysius G. Suffer.
Thomas f. Temple. New
York; Albert j. Thompson, Louis
Vile; William Veit, Sioux City;
Edward II. Vurpillat. Fort Wayne;
Edward T. Walsh. Hartford;
Francis J. Walsh, Cincinnati;
Henry p. White. s. j.. New York;
Albert ]. zudeck. G. s. S. r., Sara
toga.
It is said that the War Depart
ment has ordered sixty-nine of the
102 fathers to prepare for imme-
date overseas duty. The sixth ses-
sion Of the school will open on
Friday. October 4. Chaplain Will
lam r. Arnold, OF the diocese of
Fort Wayne. has been granted
ten days leave of absence. Chap
lain Fealy will deliver the address
at the unwilling of st. James serv-
Ice flag on Sunday, and Chaplain
Lenihan win officiate at the X. of
{. F.. building No. 5.