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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
VESSEL HELD UP
Case Of Typhus Discovered on Dan
lsh Steamship

Following the discovery of case Of
typhus fever aboard the Danish steam
ship Norden, en- route to this city from
Tampico, Mex, quarantine officials at
Marcus Hook yesterday held up tba
vessel and imposed a twelve day quar-
antine.
DR.. Leon Gottschalk, quarantine
physician, examined the patient and
expressed the belief he will die. The
other twenty five members of the crew
will be held in quarantine under close
observation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
ARRESTED AFTER CHASE
wo Men In Auto Were Drunk,
Police Saw

After an exciting chase in which
|ore than score Of automobiles took
frt James A. Wilson, of Chester, and
rul 3. Murphy, Fifty third street be-
w Woodland avenue, were arrested
Fifty seventh and Ludlow streets
la night, police say. They were charg-
with intoxication and reckless driv-
|s.
According to police. the chase began
Llanerch after a collision between
Pe car driven by Wilson and a ma
plne owned by Dick Tully. of Llanerch.
Iter the collision the pair sped away.
pey were followed by several autoists
no had witnessed the accident.
AT Millbourne two more collisions
Eurred, police say, and more autoists
(lned in the chase. The two men were
eally cornered after a wild drive on
[arket street, in which several acci-
fnts were narrowly averted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
FIREMEN PLAN FAIRS
Delaware County Organizations Are
Seeking Additional Funds

Delaware County fire companies will
hold fairs. next month to raise money
with which to pay for apparatus.
The fair of the Garretford Drexel Hill
Fire Company will be held September 8
and 10 and 10 and II, at Garrett road
and Runnymede avenue.
The Springfield Fire Company's fair
will be held September 8, 0 and 10 op-
posite the Springfield Station. u. B.
Chambers, president of the company
will direct the work of the committees
now making arrangements for the fair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
THREE MEN FALL DEAD
One Expires at Homo, Others When
ATTENDING to Business

HttSHulHS " puoihCoo
Two men died suddenly in this city
today and one yesterday, one of them
at his home and two while engaged in
their business pursuits. A man, be-
lieved to be John Gamble, salesman
for the Richmond Underwear Company,
Of New York, fell dead at Thirteenth
and Market streets. He had been in a
nearby drug store few minutes before
asking for remedy for acute indiges-
tion. When he reached the sidewalk
he collapsed.
Charles Ripka. twenty years old, Of
655 North Eighth street, fell dead in
his home at 3 o'clock this morning.
Ferdinand Grossklerk, forty five
years old. Of 2S31 North Bonsall street,
fell dead today at work in the Frei-
hofer bakery at Twentieth street and
Indiana avenue. Heart disease is be-
lieved to have been the cause.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
10 Hold Public HearInu

m Ior T Moore has announced that he
n |aoa aa'e public hearing on the ordi
ksse s appropriating $40. 900 toward
n rsnH; S the expenses of the st. Mi
6000a ION OF the Fifth Division, and
EpGy PbG, toward defraying the cost of
4 'EE'nippae,lphia Autumn Fair and Ne
u Mtnioit to be held in October.
Rim" @ fixed as the date for the
(loct Wednesday, August "a, at 3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
h0lD.UP MEN GET S29
p0'pads Rob Victim Near North
Fifteenth Street Homo

l
Fifteenth Street Homo
ss sUIr footpads held up and robbed
taiies a Young, 3249 North Fifteenth
NY NY square from his home at 4
ttUeS a,s this morning. Young obeyed
En Inr, commands to remain still for ten
ls',s lEa n ana then reported to police.
ln was on his way home when the
I bro Jumped from shadowed spot
Ls the pavement. Each thrust
under his nose, according to police,
lnds gave the usual order to put up his
W.. maile three of the men watched the
fsr searched the victim and took $50.
f~ toid him to face the wall and
S'u ~nn, 80 Tor ten minutes. Otherwise
would be drilled" "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
FIRE DAMAGES HOME
Two 6lazes In North Twenty-nInth
Street House Keep Elremen Busy

Fire. $believed to have been caused
by defective wiring, last night dam
aged the home of Joseph Mcintyre,
2744 North Twenty ninth street, to
the extent of $4,000. The blaze start
1t was quickly extinguished by fire.
men, but started again three hours
later.
The second blaze proved more OBJ
stinate than the first, not being finally
extinguished until the porch roof had
been torn off and the second floor ripped
up. The furniture was damaged by
water. The Mcintyre family are out
Of town for the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
FlREMEN WILL PARADE
nnual Fair at Audubon, N. j., viii
End This Evenlna

ne ne annual fair of the Audubon. N.
flre Company No. l will reach it's
max today with the celebration of
liemens Day. Many fire companies
Pm neighboring towns will participate
.ne parade to be held at 6 O'Clock
~ evening. Prizes will be awarded
,ne companies making the best ap-
ahe Judges Of the parade will be
W Chief Carter and Mayor Ellis, Of
maen' and Sheriff Hatch, of Camden
Run!y; A pony and cart will be
Toed to, Just before midnight tonight at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20

NJ AND CONCERT TONIGHT
I'M, I'M ,u1unicipal Band win play tonight
|sninth and Parrish streets.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
EAST OHIO GAS CO. NESMl
BEZ SVOLENf UTlLITNf
kOMlSE UZAVRITI
PLYN.

PsanVm nalezem prohlasi
anelaCni soud. ze East Ohio
Gas Co. nema prava zastavit
dodavani plvnu mestu Cleve-
landu. aniz bv 81 k tomu drive
opatrila povoleni vereine. stai
Nj utilitni komiSo. iak toho po-
zaduie tax zvany Miller1v "a
kon. Nalezem Sc take uznava
ze smlouva uzaSrena s plynar-
nou 0 dodayani pfirodniho plv
nu nezavisi na Will iednotliyd
stranv, ale TEST do iist6 miru
ustaviGnou. iak toho povaha
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
McGANNON UZNAN VIM
NYM, CARTWRIGHT
OSVOBOZEN.

ByValy prednosta munich
palniho soudu, w. II. McGan-
non byl vcera uznan vinnym z
nevaznosti k soud6m, kter6 Sc
dopustil tim, re hlavni sv6dky-
nj pro obzalobu We vlastnim
kriminalnim procesu pro "a
vrazd6ni Kagyho, sletnu Mary
r. Neelyovou premlouval a Il.
placel, ably mluvila v ieho pro-
speech. Ze stejn6ho zloGinu OBJ
vineny ieho obhaice A. A.
Cartwright byl osvobozen, je-
likoa mu vina nemohla byt do
stateCn6 dokazana.
NaIez pfecten byl okresnim
soudcem r. Fl. Dayem 2 Can
tonn, jenz process fidil, ale kite
ry vynese rozsudek pozdeji
ielikoz novg obhajce Mccain
mona, pravnik j. p. Mooney
podal pro jisty domntlg omyl
zmateGni stiznost. Jelil1oz je
den Z obzalovangch byl osvo-
bozen, musi poloyinu soudnich
dtrat hraditi stat a druhou po-
lovinu odsouzeny McGannon
Soud nabyl pfesv6dceni, ze OBJ
zalovany byvaly soudce sku-
tecn6 imenovanou sv6dkyni pfi
mel, ze zm6nila svoii vypo-
Y6d'. kdyz pred tim tvrdiIa S
urGitosti, re vid6la, kterak Nc.
Cannon Kagyho zastrelil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
VESELE PROJlZDkY v O.
KRESNfCH AUTOMOBI-
LECH.

Serif Ch. r. Stannard 81 wee
ra stezoval, ze po osm m6sicu
uziva n6kdo yzdy ' noci diva
y jeho Gfednich aut k legrac-
MIN proiizdkam po dolennim
mGst6. Stroie brany isou pfi-
mo z okresni garaze a posled-
ne Sc tax staIo dne 18. zafi,
l1dy bylo take dokaZano die
licenGniho cisla $50, re stroi
pouzit byl k nedovolen6mu
notnimu yyIetu.
Jak pravi okresHi komisaf
A. r. Dittrick, bude wee dnes
vy5etf'ovana. DR.. Ch. II. Hay
zaslal komisafi Kohlcrovi do
pis, n6mz mu oZnamoval, ze
vid6l iistou opilou spoletnost
Vesele Sc s okresni karou pro
han6iici a soucasne tvrdi. ze
nesvar tento liz o2namil Seri-
fovi osohat, ale dostal od ne
no vyhybayou odpoved. v do
piso vyslovuie pfani, ably ma
ietkem poplatnictya nebvlo Ia
kovgm zpasobem nakladano.
Sprayce garaze Iakub Roch
man pax nravi. ze kara Serifo-
~ v noci dne 18 2afi v0bec ne
byla venku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
CESKE DEVICE ZRANENO
AUTEM.

Do nemocnice sH Alexise
ma Broadway bylo dnes dopra-
veno Skole povinn6 devcatko
Lothe Kreitova els. 3241 F.
Al. Pl. jez bylo pfi pfechaze-
nj Pershing Ave. ma vych. As.
uI. prejeto automobilem. Dew
&c utrpelo pfi urazu n6kterd
yaznejSf odreniny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
VYSLECH SVEDKU v PRO
CESU S McARDIOVOU.

~ noci, kdy zayrazd6n by
Dan kaber byla podrobena
Marian McArdlova 2kou5ce 4
ldsce k matce, mela bud rici
pravdu, aneb hiatt. Rozhodlf
Sc pro matku a proto stoji
dnes pred soudem, ably bylo c
celtm jeiim zivot6 rozhodnu
TO- TAX mluvil l.. +. Hart
pravnik Chicago, iehoz k
haieni dcery objednal otec je.
il Tn. T.. McArdle, rozyedeny
manzel ma dozivoti odsouzen6
Kaberov6. Rec pronesl pri "a.
haiovaci reel pred porotou, jea
ma Y moci osud mlade divky
Obhaici obzalovane Sc uja.
II pacientky hned ma potatku
elice svGdomit6 a snazi Sc, a.
by Sc il ncdostalo podobnthc
trestu iako matce. Nektere je-
iich namitky proti otazkam
kladenym povolanym syedkum
okresnim zalobcem Stantonem
a Jeho hlavnim asistentem Gas
sidym byly soudcem Powellem
odmrsteny.
stale Sc tax, kdyz Stanton
sc tazal, 2da porucik. nyni ara
duiici po6ceini natelnik z La
kewood l.. +. Miller, poznaya
noGni dbor, ktery M sobG mel
2aqrazdeny kaber dob6. kdy
bvl smrtelne pobodan Hart
ueuznavai, ~ bylo by tfeba
toto syedectvi, ale Miller ote-
vrel brasnu, pr temz otec IA
vrazd6ntho muzo Moses Ka-
ber propukl plac obzalo-
vana pax pri trapnem tom Okla
mziku 81 zastrela tyare. Podob
ne dovolil soudce ably uka.a-
ny byly i zbrane a rukavice,
nimiz ohayny skutek byl spa
chan.
Byvaly ekoronor dr.. Jacobs
yyprAvel, ze phi posmrtne pro
hlidce shledal ma Kaberove
mtvoIe "a bodnych ran. Poru-
elk Miller krone iinych po-
drobnosti oznamil, ze byl po.
volan osotrovatelem zayrazde-
n6ho +. w. Utterbachem, a5
drive tvrdil. 70 no poyolala
McArdloVa sama.
Kdyz priSel do domu. ma.
lezl obzalovanou, ieji babickc
Mary Brickelovou, jez budt
takt6z souzena, spolu Sc sleG-
nou Annou Baehrovou, pritel
kyni Marianny - vsechny Sc
nalGzaly Y loznici Brickelov6
I'Kdyz byl vyslechl t6zce crane
n6ho Kabera, rozmlouNal kra'
&c S obzalovanou, mezi tim, cC
lekari osetfoyali Kabera. Ia
2ala Sc jei, ida Kaber pobo
dan Jest nebezneGne. mace:
pry odpovdd6l ze mysli, 2e a
no. McArdlova potala ma Il
hofekoyati,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06

eel6 veci vyzaduje. O Gene ko
necn6 pax bude Romano move
sly5eni dne -. fiina. Dnesni
prozatimni cena od As do 75c
zustane platnosti az do "a
sadniho rozhodnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
KRITTKA ZAOSTALOSTI
NASEHO POLICEJNfHO
SYSTEMU.
Pan Fosdich vykIada chy
bach v$eobecne znamych.

p0llceJ JlllnO SySlelIlu II. Is. 0S-
dick 0 pomerech Y naSem poll
cejnim departmentu. Byl po-
EVAN The Cleveland Founda-
ton, ably podobne jako drive
JIM znalci 0 kriminalnich sou
dech zalobcich j on podal
nekryt5 posudek naSi policii.
Zpraya jeho jako ODE predcha-
zejfci wide iiz Ultra tiskem a
iak Sc pise v dnesnich listech,
nalezl pan Fosdick ma na$i
bezpecnostni strait skute6nd
velmi malo, co by "a pochyalu
stale. Die jeho nazord chybi
nasi policii hlava, jez by byla
upln6 neodvislou a chybi j ji-
steho povzbuzeni muzstva re
strany yefejnosti.
Hlavni chyby vytykan6 Fos-
dickem daily by Sc odstraniti
1pmym odloutenim policejni-
ho departments Cd ostanich
odd6lenfch a uplne osamostat-
neni tthoa. Mayor ma miti
Dravo imenovati policeiniho
iiditele, ktery ma byti napro-
5tym odbornikem a die potfe-
by by mel bJti povolan jine-
no m5sta. Policejni riditel by
byl pax zodpoyednym sam ga
yeskerou cinnst sv6ho depart
mentu. Policejni fiditel ma
pax miti neomezenG pravo
imenoyati policejniho nadelni-
ka. Ob6 arci Sc musi diti napro
Sto bez politick6 protekce. Kri
Tx Sc dale pfimlouya 0 male
zity vycyik policejnich noyac-
ki ne starsich jak od 81 do 25
rok6.
Podobnych nayrhU uvadi bro
2lra % ale neni Y nich celkem
vzato nic novGho a nedostatky
isou nam 2namy; nemohou Sc
provost iedin4 proto, ze neni
pen6z k tenn nam nepomaze
atrne ami p. Fosdick.
Cleveland mel v roce 1920
vice vrazd, loupezi iinych t6z
hych zloGin1, nez-li sam Lon
dyn, liverpool neb jine yelko-
m6sto eyropsk6 a vSe to svalu-
je ma bedra nedostaetn6 zdej-
81 policie. RAPPORT yysetrovate-
e Jest yelice obsahly a dolo-
zen Jest statistikou, ale ztezl
pfesvedtl nekoho, ze by byly
iinde pomery lepsi Nysetrova-
tel dostal "a kritiku zaplace-
10 a Ia zaJiste musel neco ma
Iezti, at jinak necheeme nikte-
ak tlrditi, ze by dne&ni mas
policeinl system nepotreboVal
aprayy, zajist6 ze ano Il hod-
re naprayy, ale TO isme ko-
aetn6 y6deli be- p. Fosdi-
eka. Jeho iedinou zasluhou
n1ze byti. re reformy budou
uspiseny Jesth re TO totiz sta
lynn southotinami tlplei NEST
IKE pokladny she9ou
Vysetrovani The Cleveland
Foundation bylo zaiist6 mine
no dobfe, ale povolavanim ruz
nych kritikd 2 iinych NEST Gle
gelandu malo poslouzi, proc 81
vuci iinym mest0m name vii
skovati Sam Znameni lakes "a
ostalosti, kdyz nam ylastne 30
dobnd kritiky, kter6 nam pfec
nejsou novinkou, nepomohou.
Zminuje Sc take rozkazu
bezpetnostniho iiditele A. r.
Sprostdho, dan6ho policejnl
mu nacelnikovi Smithoyl, ably
policeJni letaci skadrony ne
pronasledovaly henry, yykrice
ne domy a kolem ulicnich rohi
Sc potulujicf povaleGe. Smith
Sc sice primal, re podobny roz
kaz obdrzel, ale nechttI Sc q
mem blize vyslovltl.
pODVODNICE. - Tropitc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06

= Prvni cesky zensky advo-
kat ma slovo V nedeli 9. rij-
ma V Ceske Mar. SIM V "Ro-
manku ma horach". Vstu.
penky v predprodeji. Dram,
Odbor Legionaru - VceIka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
pODVODNICE.

VI ze mne zerty. - Helena.
Nezertuji, pravim Vam TO
zcela urcite, 5e Sc nezamilu-
il, nebot zdzraky Sc dnes
nc deji. - v SIM j. A. ko-
'nensky is. rijna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06

fs0up dostati
lest ohm nnass pfTleSitosti
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-15
E0cA COMING HERE
FAMOUS FRENcHMAN coMPLI
MENTS KNIGHTS OF s.
@* syG COLUMBUS:

Marshal Ferdinand Foch of France
cabled New Years greetings to
Supreme knight James A. Flaherty OF
the Knights of Columbus in response
to greetings forwarded to the head of
the French Army by the Board of Di-
rectors of the X. of C. France
wishes America and the knights of
Columbus year. of unprecedent
prosperity Marshal Foch cabled,
"You, by your splendid pilgrimage to
France in 1920 showed us that the
heart of America was with us. look
forward to the joy. of seeing you and
your knights again during this new
year. ~ nstetsfs .r,,
Formal presentation of the Cross of
the Legion of Honor and other decora-
tons awarded to officers Of the K. Of
C. by France will be made by Am
bassador Jules Jusserand in the near
future. a.sas
Mr. Flaherty stated thatsthe knights
were preparing a .rousing welcome
throughout the country for Marshal
Foch when, as he promised the
knights on the occasion of the dedi
cation of the K. of G. Lafayette statue
in Metz, he, visits the United States
! this year. is
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-15
CATHOLIC WAR SERVICE
DIOCESAN RECORDS OF CATHOLIC
SERVICE IN WORLD WAR
4 BEING PREPARED. %
(By N. C. w. g. News Service. !,

lby IN. ". w ". news SerVlce.)
Diocesan records of Catholic service
in the world war and all other con.
f1icts in which the United States par
ticipated will be recorded and pub
lished in permanent pamphlet form
by the Department of Historical Re-
cords, of the National Catholic War
Council.
Questionnaires are now being sent
by the department to every parish in
the United States and are being filled
in and returned at an encouraging rate.
Already all the southern states and the
country west of the Mississippi have
been covered.
The pamphlets will comprise seven
or eight chapters which will include
material concerning the activities Of
the Catholics of each diocese in past
wars, during the period of neutrality,
at the call to arms and during the ac-
tuaI world war period. Catholic WON.
en- and the war, the cooperation of
Catholic societies in the, reconstruc-
tion period will be treated in separate
chapters. ..g-,.
Before final publication the pam
phlets will be submitted to various
diocesan authorities for criticism and
correction.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-15
THEY ALL LOVE HIM
SECRETARY COLBY CABLES FOR
NEWS ABOUT CARDINAL.
(Rv N G. w G. News Service

(By N. c. w. c. News Service.)
Secretary of State Colby has sent
from Montevideo, Uruguay, 5000 miles
distant, cablegram expressing alarm
at the illness of Cardinal Gibbons and
requesting information concerning His
Eminence's condition.: The cablegram
was dispatched on January 4, the day
on which Secretary Colby was reeeiv-
ed by representatives of the Uruguay
an government. $.6
Secretary Colby S ablegram, ad-
dressed to Rev. Albert q. Smith, the
Cardinals secretary, was as follows:
Please cable through. Navy Depart.
ment at Washington to the u. s.
Florida the news of Cardinal Alarm.
ed published reports of his illness.
(Signed) aBAINBRIDGE COLBY
Father Smith sent the following re
ply:
Cardinal spent restful night. Much
improved this morning. The Cardinal
congratulates you on the result of your
mission to South America"
Secretary Colby has been making 9
tour of South American countries or
the Atlantic side of, the continent. HI
is travelling aboard the BattleshiI
| Florida. f.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-15
BALTIMORE PRELATE
CARDINAL GIBBONS is NOW THE
FIRST CARDINAL PRIEST.
(Bv N G. w. G. News Service. }

(By N. C. w. C. News Service.)
Cardinal Gibbons is now the first
Cardinal Priest and senior member of
the Sacred College by creation. This
distinction comes to him as a result
of the death of Cardinal Joseph Sebas-
tian Netto, o. F. NJ, former Patri-
arch of Lisbon, on December 7, 1920.
Cardinal Logue, of Ireland, succeeds
Cardinal Gibbons as second in the
rank of Cardinal Priests.
Cardinal Vannutelli, dean Of the Sac
red College, is senior member in the
rank of Cardinal Bishops. He was
born in 1886 and was created in petto
in December, 1889. He has just cele-
brated the sixtieth anniversary of his
ordination to the priesthood. Cardinal
de Lai, born in 1853, is second in the
rank of Cardinal Bishops. All of these
Cardinals except Cardinal de Lai were
raised to the Cardinalate by Pope Leo
XIII.
AT the beginning Of 1920 the An.
uario Pontifeio, official publication OF
the Vatican, listed six Cardinal Bish,
OPS, fifty-one Cardinal Priests and
seven Cardinal Deacons. Since its is
suance several members Of the Sacred
College have died. ,..
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-15
THE K. OF C. PLANS
KNIGHTS TO ENLARGE: AcTlNl.
:: TIES ALONG EDUCATIONAL /.
AND OTHER LINES. 81

Plans for national activity of the
knights of Columbus !, for 1921 are
announced in a statement by William
j. Mckinley of New York, supreme
secretary of the organization, follow
ing a meeting of officers and directors
of the organization held in Chicago.
During the year 1921 the Knights
will continue the multiforn activities
of their 1000 subordinate councils in
local charities and civic movements:
The national organization will coneen.
trate its energies on K. of c. educa.
tional work as exemplified in the ma.
tion-wide chain Of free night schools
the scholarships for former service
men and the extensive lecture bureau
work covering the United States and
Canada. One hundred new schools are
planned for. the year 1921, to accom-
modate,, in all, 100000 men. !.
Resumption Of the peace-time
patriotic work Of the fourth degree ol
the X. Of c. will be among new activi
ties. Washington's Birthday will be
appropriately celebrated by fourth de
gree assemblies throughout the coun
try.
The X. OF c. will continue theil
antituberculosis investigation. ant
work during 1921. S's a.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-15
CHANGE IN FRANCE
FRENCH cATHoLi les PARTIciPAT.
ING IN PUBLIC -cERE-
MONIES.
(By NJ C. w. G.. News Service. J

Catholic newspapers report with
unrestained satisfaction, various in
cidents which bear witness to the fact
that in spite of the legal neutrality of
the State, the Catholic ceremonies and
the great Catholic bodies are taking a
more and more frequent participation
in the life of the. nation.
II At. Bayellx, on the occasion of a
patriotic celebration, the authorities
invited the students of the Seminary
to march in the official parade and at
tend subsequent banquet offered. by
the municipality.
At Vannes, the members of the
Court, in a body, together with law
.yers, notaries, etc, were present at a
Mass of the Holy Ghost which was
celebrated in the Cathedral by the
Bishop, on the occasion of the open
ing of the Court.
? At Anglers, the municipality called
on the diocesan director of Catholic
schools to appoint 80 college boys and
.225 boys and 225 girls from the parish
schools to march in an official patri-
otic parade.
At Lyons, the board of the Cham
ber of Commerce., asked Cardinal
Maurin to preside at Mass to be said
for the silk workers (siIk. being the
chief industry of Lyons). A number
of officials, among them the military
governor of the town, were present at
this civic and religious ceremony.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-15
FATHER FOX DEAD .
PASTOR AT cAvoUR, SOUTH DA.
koTA, HAD BEEN ILL OF APO
PLExY ABOUT SIX DAYS.

Funeral services for Father Hugh
Fox, pastor of st. Patrick's Catholic
Church at Cavour, South Dakota, who
passed away December 81, of apoplexy
were held Tuesday, January 4, at 1890
o'clock at Cavour. Interment was
made in st. Patrick's cemetery.
Forty-three priests attended the
funeral services. A large representa-
tive body of the Huron council of the
knights of Columbus, which includes
the members at Cavour, also attended
the funeral service. A representative
body of Knights took part in the
death vigil Saturday and Sunday
nights "
Father Fox was born at Manot
Hamilton, Ireland, AZ years ago. He
was pastor of the st. Patrick's Church
at Cavour for four and one-half years.
Prior to that time he was pastor OF
Mellette, Miller and Lake Preston,
South Dakota. He was educated at
Waterford College, Ireland, and st.
Paul Seminary, st. Paul, Mimi. He
was ordained by Archbishop Ireland Is
years ago.
The Rt Rev. Monsignor Flynn, vic
ar general of the diocese, was eel
ebrant of the High Mass of Requiem.
Father Duffy of Woonsocket preached
the sermon. The Huron choir sang.
Father Fox was of a kind dispos-
ition, winning many friends wherever
he lived and a multitude of people all
over the county will deeply mourn
his departure" said Father Desmond
of St. Martins Church of Huron.
He was a person with whom no un-
dertaking was too great and he worked
hard. The children had a deep admir-
alton for the father who spent so much
of his time with them.
He is survived by mother, one sis.
ter and two brothers in Ireland, and
Mary, who lived with him at Cayour.