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HOTELES
CARIRE

Situado en- el coraz6n de la ciudad.
Perfactamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magnificas
habitaciones con bafo privado sfec-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias y viajantss. Precios mode
radios.
Telefonos asa y 1909, P. o. Box 3O6.
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a.
San Juan. 2. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28
IMPERIAL.

FL mejor, mas ventilado g hIgi&
nico COlmado. Gran surtido de con
servaE espanolas, franeeEas . italia
mas.
Frutas frescas todas las semansa
PRECIoS SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en- Galletaa ingls
sas y americans. Msyagnez, p. z
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BAYAMoN DE PLACEMEs


En- ell Immediate puesto de Baya.
mon hay un puesto para venta ds
peri6dicos en- uno de los kiOskos d.
Ia plaza. Els un sitio ideal y a toda,
horas Sc encontrar& allf Ell NUN
DO.
Tambisn Sc venden cigarrillos, IA
bacos, dulces y refrescOs. Advt.
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PALACE

En- el centric comereial de Sar
Juan, con vista q la bahia. Contiene
ITO habitaciones amplias con euartos
de bafio. Roof garden, Sitio ideal
para bales, banquetes, "sOirees". Z
sitio dc reunion do Ia buena sOciedad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28

Las NovEDADEs- Este elegan-
to Bazaar, de la Gale de Salvador
Bran No. As. despues de su balance
anual, esta realizando sus existencias a
precios do Qnemaz6n: voiles franceses ca
tampados de peso y medic antes del ba-
lance los ofrece hoy a cincuenta centa-
vos yarda, = por dOce centavos puede US
ted comprar muselinas de treinta centa-
vos yarda, y asi casi todo. visitenos y
ahorre dinoro usvandose por un peso 10
que 10 costaba tres el mes pasado.
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MARINA

Propietario: Benito Mayol. Pa
SEQ de la Princesa No. 2. Telefono
937, San Juan, p. R. FL mas fresco,
agradable higi6nico: situado cerca
del tren Y del teStro, proximo a los
muelles. Buen trato, servicio extra,
comida a domicilio. Sc admiten abo-
nados a precios m6dicos.
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FL DORADO
OAFE RRaTAURANT

(Frents . Ia Camara do Delegadss)
ofrecemos IN servicio de comidGs q Ia
cara y precios de SituAci6z. On exec.
lente y arCmatics cafe para sl Eusto
mas refinsdo. H&gsnos una vtEita ,
sera cemplacido.
VERTDos 7 TORRES.
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ANTILLANO

Situado en- sitio centrico de la
ciudad. Telefono SGT.
Comidas a Ia carta y a domicilio.
Hospedaje c6modo. Especial con-
fort para familia Y viajantes. Ad-
mitimos abonados. Esmero pronti-
tud en- el servicio. Precios completa-
mente reducidos. Visitenos Sc con-
vencera s. Brau St, No. %. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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BETANCEs
III doctor Romero contest6.

El doctor Romero contesto.
Senior doctor R. E. Betances.-New
York, julio 81 de 1869.
Estinado amigo compahero: he re
cibido su 0srta del % y, en- contesta-
ci6n, debo dec;rle, que creo inGtil toda
conferencia acerca del particular sobre
que usted la propone.-Ademas, de que
nunca he sido dado a mezclarme en- cues
tones politicas y de que lie vuelto abs
tenerme de elias por complete, la confe
sion de usted de estar determinado a
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Sc vende.

SOLAR EN- VEHTA.- En- calle Ro3i
re, cerca carretera nueva, vendese So
lar mide 452 metros cuadrados. Infor-
mara don jose suarez, telefono 115
apartado "D". santurce. SIS
oPoRTUNIDAD:- 81 desea vender su
autom6vil, Casa, Solar, Fincas ETC.. etc,
visite la 'UsEME SPECIALITY Co"
San Francisco 40 altos, San Juan, Puer-
60 Rico. Sc
TRES CAsAs; So venden a mOoerado
precio. Gale Colonel y Barcelona. Esta
do dos plantas. InfOrmaran en- Colonel
n6mero 12 % 7-31
sE VENDE CRIsTo IL: Dos escrito'
rios planes, mesa dependence almacen
con tabla maquinilla, aparador comisio-
nista. mesas maquinilla, escritorio CO.
mum tenedor lbros con sinsta, varias
siilas escritorio, varias mesas come
dor. 7-2S
Sc VENDR un magnitco piano hohler
Campbell, dc muy POGO uso, va
rios muebles de casa; en- la calle del
Roble No 2. Rio Piedras 7-3O
Sc VENDEN dos casas MADEIRA. Una
Avenida Pershing, Stop 43h por $4,000
otra calle Margarida, San Juan Mo-
derno, en- $1,000 Informaran telefOno
32s verde, Santurce. 81
Sc VENDE un balandro con todos
sus aparejos. Tiene de construido no.
venta dias y carga ssteeientos quin-
tales. Para informes, dirijase Miguel
Carlos, Cabo Roio, p. r. s-27
lBUENA oPoRTUNIDADl Por $4,000
SO vende una casa en- el condado Gale
dc Wilson excelente localizaci6n. Con
cinco habitaciones, sala, ante sala, CO.
medor. bafo, cocina, solar, etc, etc
Tres mil dollars de contado y Ell resto
en- hipoteca. (se ausonta su dueho) Di-
rigir a BOX COG, San Juan. SIS
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perderse con sus partidarios y a hacer
perder los que teniendo una posici6l
que guardian en- Puerto Rico, no acep.a
su ideal, es una raz6n mas para negar-
me a saber de IN proyecto en- cuyo des-
arrollo no Sc entrev6n sino desgraciss.-
70 podre ser perjpdicado una vez mas
en- mis- intereses, 81 usted realiza ST. pen
samiento, pero estare muy tranquilo res
pecto al NAL que la isla y a sus veci-
nos Sc cause por no haber contribuido
a el.--sentire que usted persista en- la
idea de reahzar un proyecto ante el
cual no es possible perntanecer indife-
rente y ante el que, segln usted dice,
es necesario tomar una decision; pues
es claro que debe impugnarle todo ell que
no le patrocine, la indiferencia es impo-
sible.-si para este asunto rehuso toda
entrevista, me despido de listed asegu-
randole que tendre siempre mu:ho gus
to en- verle en- mi casa, como a un amigo
a quien estimo-Sirvase usted ponerme
a los pies de su sehora.-Su afectisimo
amigo y compahcro,
Calixto ROMERO.
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lArENCIoN. OrUDADANosI

Ell MUNDo. % vende en- sl salon
Barberfa "EI ModslO", de dSa San
ttago Bonilla.
Sol g. res Alta. p =. AaVe
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STE NECEsITAN operarias para blu
sas. Para lnformes San Francisco II,
telefono 71s azul, San Juan. +.
S.-~@..>-~---~------ ->-~--e
FoToDRAB6AS. Aprenda escribirlos.
Esto lie propOrcionara fama v fortuna.
Traducimor y arreglamos esceEarios.
Precios m6dicos. Para inforInes deta-
llados: The Universal Photo plays
School, BOX 204; Cabo Rojo s-i4
ANTONIO zEPPENFELDT So hace
cargo dc toda clase do emlavQnes para
los Estados Unidos. Dara especial atel
ci6n a los embarques de tabaco. Arar-
tado No. 1857, San Juan, .sl6foro Si2
ohcina TetGan 80. s---16
CoLoCACIoN- La desea una solori
to con conocimiento de maquiniila, in
giles espahol y bastante practica en-
trabajos de ofcina (excepto estenogra
fia). Buenas referencias. Para infOrmos
dirijase al Administrator. SIS
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iOuierS I'd. ser un ingenierO 0
UN CONSTRUCTOR?

ON OOENS NOSAOAS
La Carrera de lngenieria y
Constructor ofrece un campo
ilimItado en- Puerto Rico.
Los iovenes anbiciosos de-
seando estudiar esta carrera, 10
pueden hacer por correspondents
cia, sin deiar su pressnte tra-
bajo.
Pida informes hoy mismo:
Las ESCUELtS IHTERNACIONALES
Dept. 1, Apartado 81, San Juan.
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ALMoRRANAS insernas o externas,
curaci6n infalible con A1JEMA SMITH.
lU1timo adelants de Ia ciencia medical
IA1illares de curacionesl Basta un sole
tubo. De venta 'The Porto Rico Drug
Co." Distzibuidor ]. O. PeyOrk. Box
162, San Juan.-P.
APIcULToREs.- No snvasen sus ME
les en- barriles usados porque Sc perju-
dican. Barriles EUEvoS de Roblo a
S4.75 los hay tambi6n desarmados a
S4.25.-- Informaran P. o. Box 1875,
TelefOno 1Ss, San Juan, P. R. sc
PERDIDo: FL sab&do junio 23 IN
rrendedor do azabache perlas. Devu6l-
valo 81 10 encuentra MRS. Robert Gra.
ham. Avenida olimpo No. 4, stop 10
y Sc gratifcara. 80
IEIPoRTANTIsLMo: ofrecemos Auto.
movies Trucks usados en- magnifcas
condolences, Casas, Chalets, Fincas, y
locales para ofcinas precios reducidisi
mos. Tenemos muchos para la venta.-
vIsITENos. UsEDIE SPECIALITY CO
San Francisco 40. Edo. piso. Tolefo-
no $50. Apartado 81. San Juan, Puer-
to Rico. P.
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JUNTA DENTAL EXAMINADoRA
CoNVoCAToRIA DE EXAMINES

Por la presente, y de acuerdo con la
ley de MARIO de 1905, la Junta
Dental Examinadors, anuncia examenes
para Ia revalida de Cirujanos Dentis-
tas, los cuales empezaran a verifcarse
desde ell dia de agosto de 1921,
las nueve de la mahana, en- Ell salon
que ocupa la Junta, Gale de Allen
No. 3, Palacio Rojo.
Las soncitudes, diplomas y dem&s do
cumentos asi como tambien giro postal
por la cantidad de $50 como derechOs
de sxamen, seran enviados al presiden-
to que suscribe, todo 10 cual Sc admi-
tira hasta ell dia 80 de julio de 1921.
DIR. ]. N. BIRD,
Presidente Junta Dental
Examinadora.
San Juan, p. T., julio Is, 1921.
AdVt.
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BAL.EARES

ARECIBo, Plaza principal Hotel,
CafS, Colraado y Restaurant. III Me-
jOr de Arecibo. sitio para autom6-
viles GnsxO nj Hotel.
PEDRO ORPI.
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Betances volvi6 a escribir,e al siguien
te dia, primero de agosto.
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PEDRO c. oUINoNEs

AVOCADO Y NoTARIO
Graduado de Las UniverEidadeS de-
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puerto Ri.
co. Postula ante las Cortea de Pusr.
to Rico > Corte Federal.
P. o. Box, 12s. Tel. AOs, 8. ]
Edihcio NOA, San Juan, Pr
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Sc VENDE un magnihco piano Kohler
Campbell, de muy POGO uso, va
rios muebles de casa; en- la calle del
Roble No. z, Rio Piedras 7-3o
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TRES CAsAs: So venden mOoerado
precio. Gale Colonel y Barcelona. Esta
do dos plantas. InfOrmaran en- Colonel
ndmero 12 Y % 7-S1
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS

$. 49,
Minneapolis: More than TAO mem
bers of Hennepin- Minneapolis Council
received Holy Communion at o'clock
Mass in the Church Of the Incarnation
on Sunday, March Is.
After Mass breakfast was served by
the Mothers Club in the basement of
the school. Immediately after break
fast the Council initiated 81 candi-
dates in the first degree. This is
the largest first degree class ever put
on in Minneapolis. Father Cleary de-
livered short sermon during the
Mass. He congratulated the members
of the council on their splendid show
ing and urged them to support the
various projects on which the Council
is now working.
A million-dollar Knights of Column
bus club, to be constructed in Mime
apolis in 1922, was authorized by
unanimous vote of $50 members at a
meeting in the assembly room at the
courthouse last Tuesday night. Ed
ward J. Loring, Grand Knight, an.
nounced that subscriptions totaling
$S0,7O0 were taken at the meeting.
The building will be centrally located
and will incorporate all of the most
modern features known to club archi.
lecture.
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has gained reputation as great or

has gained reputation as a great or
ator
A beautiful portrait of His Holiness,
Benedict XIV, with the blessing of the
Holy Father, was presented to the
members of Grand Forks Council dur
ing the past week by Rev. Father J. V.
koelman, pastor of st. Rose of Lima s
Church, Hillsboro, who recently re-
turned from trip to Europe.
Father Koelman was called to Eu-
rope to look after his interests in a
Belgian university, and then went to
Rome and saw the Pope. At the same
time he implored the Holy Fathers
blessing for the members of the local
X. of C. Council.
Members of the Catholic Students
Association of the University of North
Dakota were delightfully."- entertained
on Sunday, March 6, at the home of
Mrs. C. P. Trepanier who is one of the
patrons of the society. The afternoon
and evening were spent in cards, sing
ing and entertaining, during the course
Vi Which, WdS SCINcu
by the patronesses of the society.
An event long to be remembered
in the minds of Catholics in Grand
Forks and vicinity took place on Sun
day afternoon and evening, March 10,
when the Students of ST. James AGA
DENY gave vivid Characterization of
the Passion of Christ to large au-
diences in the Metropolitan theater.
The drama was one of the most pow
erful ever shown here and the good
Sisters of st. Joseph, through whose
efforts the production was made pos
sible, are to be commended for their
wonderful work in this regard.
During the course of the play, sing
ing by chorus of girl students from
the Academy adds a delightful effect.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
MONsIGNOR PETRASCH
NEBRASKA PRIEST Is HoNoRED
BY HOLY FATHER.

A cable dispatch from Rome con
veys the information that the Very
Rev. Albert Petrasch, of the diocese
of Lincoln, has been appointed a Do
nestle Prelate by His Holiness, Pope
Benedict XIV. The honor of the Prel-
acy was granted at the request of the
Right Rev. Chas. j. O'Reilly, Bishop
of Lincoln, who is in Rome at present
for his official visit to the Holy See.
Father Petrasch is a native of West
phalia, Germany, where he received
his early education, including the
classical course. He studied philoso-
ply and theology at st. Meinrad's, In
diana, received holy orders in the old
Pro-cathedral of st. Teresa's, Lincoln,
at the hands of Bishop Bonacum, in
1889, and began his priestly career
forthwith, as pastor of Assumption,
Neb., holding other pastorates since
then. On account of i'll health he has
resided at st. Elizabeth's hospital for
the past six years.
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ical practice and also of the hospital
to create a closer cooperation be
tween the hospital and the attending
physicians, and to make the attention
given patients uniform. The Sisters
of st. Benedict plan to open a train
ing school for nurses at ST. Vincent's
hospital during the next few months
and the staff will assist them in the
training. DR.. H. H. Hodgson was
elected vice president of the staff. DR.
r. L. Brown was voted secretary and
treasurer, while the following execu
tive committee was elected: Drs. G
A. Morley, F. M. Dryden, M. o. Oppe'
gard, and Sisters Boniface and Mon,
lea. Dr.. Kirsch appointed two com.
mittees, the personnel, of which are
Records, Drs. Oppegaard, Dunlop
and Norman; constitution and by
laws, Mother Eustacia, O. S. B., and
DR.. Norman.
Frazee: Rev. Father Junghans has
made extensive improvements in his
residence, Hastily decorating and Civ
ing it very neat and finished ap-
pearance. The good Father now pos
sesses one of the best homes in the
diocese. Frazee also reports a very
successful social
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
BLACK AND TANS.

Many of the auxiliary cadets of the
Royal Irish Constabulary are finding
life in ireland altogether too strenu-
Gus and exciting, filled as their exist
ence is with possibilities of ambush
and sudden DEATH
A letter written by one of the cadets
to his mother in Scotland and cap
tured by Sim Feiners in a raid on
the mails emphasizes this fact.
1T is the hardest life / ever struck
he write. I'VE wouldn't be overpaid
at $25 day. The writer went on to
say that he had made his will and
then told his mother of the compen-
sation paid members of the auxiliary
forces for death or injury. A mere
flesh wound is paid s1,250," he stated;
land so on up to s25,U00 to mans
widow"
Recent awards to the relatives of
members of the Royal Irish Constab-
u1ary killed on duty have been as high
as $4,000. -,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
DIOCESE OF FARGO

Grand Forks: Patrick J. Mccarthy
of Omaha, departmental manager of
the Knights of Columbus activities for
Nebraska, is to be one of the prin-
cipal speakers at the initiation ban
quet which has been planned by the
members of Grand Forks Council for
Sunday, April 10. Mr.. Mccarthy had
charge of the inspection of the
Knights of Columbus War Camps dur
ing the war and has many interesting
experiences to tell concerning his war
work. At the present time he is one
of the foremost fighters of Bolshevism
in this country, in which capacity he
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
DIOCESE OF SUPERIOR

Tomahawk: Flags were flown in
Tomahawk on Friday, March 4, in hon
OF of the Inauguration of President
Harding. The flag of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie school was the first one, raised,
and business houses followed one by
one, until by noon quite number
were flying. Democrats Joined Repub-
licans in observing the event in this
manner
That the Catholic parents of Toma-
hawk are interested in education was
evident from the large audience which
greeted Rev. B. Habraken, pastor of
st. Mary's Church, who delivered an
address on a Square Deal for the
Catholic Boys and Girls" under the
auspices of the X. of C. Rev. B. Ha-
braken is chaplain of Tomahawk Coun-
Gil. s
Merrill: St. Francis Xavier's
Church at Merrill has ordered two
new shrines in honor. CT the Sacred
Heart of Jesus and ST.. Ann, which will
be placed in the church for Easter.
Several statues have been sent to
Chicago for redecoration and an order
placed for another of st. Joan of Arc.
The pastor, the Rev. F. G. Heisen, has
inaugurated plan of indoor and out
door entertainment for the parish, in
Guiding motion pictures, various
amusements and luncheons, which are
under the sponsorship of the church
and parents 4sN
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
VATICAN CHANGES
IMPORTANT NEW POSTS ESTAB
LISHED IN MANY COUNTRIES.

New Nunciatures have been insti-
tuted by the Vatican in Czecho-
Slovakia, Switzerland, Hungary, Serbia
and Rumania. In the diplomatic corps
at the Vatican the British legation is
no longer indicated as a special mis-
sion, but as a definite representation.
The legations of Peru, Chile, Brazil
and Prussia have been raised to the
status of embassies Austria's repre-
sentation no longer figures as an en-
bassy, but simply as legation.
A new ecclesiastical province has
been created in Brazil, and seven new
Apostolic Vicariates have been estab-
lished in Finland, French Guinea
Dutch New Guinea, China and South
ern Nigeria.
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ORDER PATTERNS BY NUMBER

$500 is illustrated in this style. 1t is cut
in 4 sizes a Small, 1885, Medium; 3s4o:
measure. A Medium size will require By
yards of 36-inch material Checked plaid
bingham, striped seersucker. figured percale
for this style.
A pattern of this Illustration mailed to any
address on receipt of Zoe in silver or stamps.
s551.-A Very Attractive Dress-pattern
:I551 is portrayed in this model. 1t is cut
in sizes: 81, .36, IS, 40, AZ. and A inches
yards of A inch material. The width at the
foot is about yards This style is attractive
ard, challie, gabardine, serge and duyetyn.
address on receipt of Zoe in silver or stamps.
s55s.-A Popular one-Piece Dress.,Pattern
1858 was used for this attractive frock. 1t is
cut in 1 sizes: 4, 6, 8, and 10 years. A
4-year size will require 3 yards of 27-nch
material Serge, plaid suiting, Bingham, kim
dergarten cloth. galatea, poplin.- pongee, repp
and linen are good for this model which makes
a very becoming school dress. The sleeve may
be in wrist or elbow length.
A pattern of this illustration mailed to any
address receipt of 10c in silver or stamps.
s5s1-A Practical Set for a Young Child
size e'Ne viii require GS yards ' Of sncn material
yard for t the bonnet for which yard of lining
is also required. Lawn, batiste, nainsoOk. linen,
crepe. voile albatross and SILK are attractive
for all the styles here portrayed.
A pattern of this illustration mailed to any
address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps.
s5so-A New and Pleasing Style. for Slender
Figures.-Pattern $3.50 was used for this de-
sign. 1t is cut in sizes 49, is and 20
years. An 1s-yeear size will require 6h yards
embrodprpd hatiStp. linen, satin, pom
gee, poplin and etamine could be used for this
model. The width of the skirt at the foot Is
2 yards
A pattern of this illustration mailed to any
address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps.
3o63,-A Very Attractive Dress for Home
wear.-This is very good for gingham, cham
bray, lawn, drill, linen, serge. gabardine, wolfe,
popn repp or n, perGas rt cmfrae seeye
in bishop style one in short length, with
a turned back cuff. Width of skirt at lower
sizes sizes: 81, Sc, IS, 49, AZ and Al inches bust
measure Size IS requires 5h yards OF 36-inch
ma terial.
A pattern of this illustration mailed to any
address on receipt of Zoe in silver or stamps.
e74s.-A Good Suit Style for the Small Boy.
ham, drill, or linen: for the trousers, these
materials are suitable too, and likewise flannel.
velvet and ccrda9y Tne pat sze re
mires Is, Yards Of 27-inch material for the
waist, and Is yards for the trousers.
A pattern of this illustration mailed to any
address on receipt of Zoe in silver or stamps.
s555.-A Dainty Dress for Party or Best Wear.
Pattern 300 is here illustrated. 1t Is cut
| in 1 sizes: s. TO- II and IA years. A II
wear size will require AS yards of 36-inch
material. Batiste. wolfe, embroideries, net SILK
could be used for this design. The sleeve may
| be in wrist or elbow length. The founces may
| he omitted.
=
A pattern of this illustration mailed to any
address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
DR.. ROBINSON IN ROME

The Rev. DIR. Paschal Robinson, OF
the Catholic University, who was last
autumn appointed Apostolic Visitor to
the Holy Land, has returned to Rome
from Palestine and has submitted to
Pope Benedict report respecting his
work and much information regarding
conditions there.
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APOSTOLIC VISITOR FOR SIBERIA

Monsignor de Guebriant, Bishop of
Canton, China, has been appointed
Apostolic Visitor for Siberia. Recent
changes in conditions in Siberia have
made it important to have closer SUI
pervision made of Catholic affairs
there. Monsignor de Guebriant re-
Gently completed an apostolic visit to
the Catholic missions of China
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
GIFT TO FORDHAM

Students of Fordham University, N
Y, have collected $4,000 in the drive
for $1,O00,000 which the institution
needs for enlarging it's facilities. This
total and gift of $4,000 from John
D. Ryan were announced last week.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
DECLINES USE OF PICTURE

Archbishop Hayes has declined to
permit his photograph to be used on
the program of the New York knights
of Columbus annual charity ball, and
has given instructions that his name
be in no way used in connection with
that event or any other where dane
ing is a part of the program
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
BARRED
BY WORKERS UNION

(By N. G.. w. C. News Serviee)
The exclusion of Freemasons from
all official positions in the Australian
Workers Union has been decreed at
a convention of the Union held in
Melbourne.
The seamen of the State of Victoria
have also passed resolution barring
Freemasons from Office.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
PARISH SCHOOL CENSUS OF
ST. LOUIS

According to official report, the
number of pupils of the 100 parochial
schools of the archdiocese of st. LOU
is today amounts to 3S,075; 27,61G of
these children attend the SO parochial
schools of the city of st. Louis. Last
year 1927 attended the schools of
that archdiocese.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-03-19
A COLLEGE DRIVE

A joint drive, to procure funds for
the erection of large anneXes at Sa-
seminary. Denver, is contemplated.
The Right Rev j. Henry Then, D. D.,
Bishop of the diocese, has approved
of the plan.