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Evening star., 1921-06-19

grade them. The majority of state
superintendents already have named
state committees. it was said.
Many schools have written that
they are making the essays the basis
Of final examinations, requiring pu-
pills in English. for instance. to write
compositions on Good Roads and
Highway Transport" as part OF their
school work. 1t is believed this meth
cd will be largely followed in the con-
test next year. One school with 1900
pupils recently wrote in that the en-
tire student body was competing. In
other schools entire classes, notably
seniors. are competing.
The COMMITTEES gave out a letter
received from Miss Katherine F. But
terfield, Weiser. Idaho. winner of last
years scholarship. in which she wrote
Of her emotions when she first learn
cd of her success.
ut was almost unbelievable them
writes Miss Butterfieh. land even
now the wonder does not cease. Even
with the delightful year in the east east
which has been given me, ! still
cannot get used to it. And when
try to realize there are three more
years of college ahead of me, it seems
I am a most fortunate person indeed
This year ] am sure high school stu
degree, because the problem is one
Of sucli nationwide concern"
Received by President.
In addition to winning the four
years scholarship offered by H. s.
Fire.;tone, Akron. Ohio, also donor
of the scholarship this year, Miss
Hutterfield was given trip Il
Washington last spring. where she
was received by President Harding
and honored and feted by young hig IN
school pupils who had competed with
her for the national prize. She was
awarded her scholarship certificate
Evening star., 1921-06-19

from her home in Idaho to matricu-
late. Recently. with the close Of
! school. she returned home. stopping
at Akron to visit Mr.. Firestone.
She has not announced where she
will attend school next year. one
feature of the scholarship offered is
that the pupil may choose any college
or university of his choice.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

by President Harding during formal
exercises on the White. House
grounds. and it is believed by the
committee the President again will
consent to receive the winner of
this years. prize.
Miss Butterfield chose to spend the
first year of her scholarship at a
cole ?bratcd eastern school. coming
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Science of the Domestic Touch

From the Boston Transcript
Mrs Green-My husband always
makes fuss when / ask him for a
little money.
Mrs Wyse-Your system is all wrong.
my dear. Tell him you need lot Of
money and he'll feel tickled when he
can put you off with little.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

been in the past Road gangs will
be found at work at numerous points
between Ely and Fallon. No detours
are necessary.
California.
Road over the high Sierras open,
with the mountain drives on both
the Nevada and California sides re-
ported in good condition. California
roads in fine shape.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

The first automobile store was
started by William L. MetzGer in
Detroit. Mich, in 1895.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

The completion Of the hard surfac
ing of the Lincoln highway in Illinois
will be undertaken in 1921. In the
main. the tourist this year will travel
the new concrete road completed last
year. Four short detours at Geneva.
Rochelle. Ashton and Sterling, will
be necessary where the work is being
finished.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10


Mrs. 9. 2 Manter wishes to an
nounce the coming marriage OF her son
Randolph Coon IS Miss Clara Daegelt.
of ss. LOUIS. On August 18th M. coon
Is stationed at Jefferson Barracks. 80
Mrs Myrtle Adams and children Of
the Forsyth Water Gardens have re-
turned from a few weeks visit with
Ftlatives n Cleveland. Ohio
Gustav and Clarence Exgers VIII
leave Monday morning FOR Green island
Iowa
Thomas Kecleioh ~ Myrtle avenus
vas Hammond visitor Saturday ev-
enins
Nj ana Mrs. skass's uttls dauSh-
Ter 81 Myrtle avenue have returned
Prom visit with her sister Mrs. F.ef
y swanSe OF Indiana Harbor.
The asroplans located st Forsyth
fell snort distance Friday evening.
5ut luckily no ono was injured and but
ltttle damage to the plane
Mr. and Mrs saffron 81 the FORSYTH
Water Gardens wars visiting relatives
and friends in chicago Sunday.
ar. and Mrs. G Masterson Of MYRTLE
avenue are leaving today for q trip
across The lake, going 70 Michigan to
visit their son Robert and family.
Mrs. Gaush OF Amy avenue. returned
home Saturday after spending a few
weeks visiting relatives and friends
IN owtns6oro. Kentucky. motoring
home with her cousin. Mr. and Mrs
Ignatfous Gough are enjoying very
pleasant trip home.
Afrs. George Goldlng has been on the
sick list FOR a few dayp.
ara Entertaining three young ladies'
Miss Clorita Therrnan, Miss Mary Wal
and Miss Julia F'itzrnorris FOR two
treairs ~ - srnr. I.irrtn-..l nLA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10

Che DAY success ReT. q ] Sharp
Or Hammond preached morning and
afternoon. Fev. Snyder begun NO
weeks revival in the evening Tues
day evening the pictures cf the build-
'ng Of the chureh in Grinlth viii be
shown Everyone Is cordially invit-
"a TO attend any or al Of these meet
inEs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10

John jennings the formey's mother
ana Mrs Jeninrzs vhe came hons
Win them, returning ~ their home
ia Joliet yesterday.
NJ and Mrs. H EAlert q Cleveland
avenut have been spending their vaca-
ION IA Toledo OHIO
Miss Mabel o'Hara Of sheridan
avenue IS horne from the Mackinac Is
lands where she spent her vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10

An internationally known pic
ture syndicate in New York has
received the above picture Of
maiden from Switzerland who
signs herself Martha Scherler and
asks for aid in getting IL touch
with "a diligent American cowboy
husband" She says she would
ike to have the cowboy send her
his picture-and a passport. Her
address? Well, she says it's
Nidau, near Bienne, Switzerland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10

Mrs. c. Market has had as her guest
Miss Wanda wells Of Chicago for a
few days.
Lena McNeiI was one OF the group
q eight Scottish Dancers who per
formtd at the Pageant OF Progress on
the Municipal Pier on Saturday even
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10
GRIFFITH

The Arst anniversary Of the Christ
IAN church was celebrated yesttrday
with a basket dinner People from
all over the county helped to make
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10

Tomorrow is double stamp day at H
Goruon g. Sons unusual special bar
gains in all departments. S-10-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10
ROBERTSDALE
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

miss seeing how you can gain or lose
your reputation s-e-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10
Whiting
AdUerfis EN- ents
Are Winners
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Priscilla Dean In "Rcputatidn-" Don'f
miss aeeing how you Gnu gain or lose
your reputation. s-e-s
FOR SALE combination stove. 1rst
class condition reasonable 136 Cleve-
land avenue. Whiting. s-s-3
FOR RENT-Furnished room for light
Housekeeping; 1879 Amy avenue. near
11eth street whiting s-9-s
FOR RENT-Three furnished tight
housekeeping rooms. s14 Fred st
Whiting. 8-s-2
FOR SALES room Brick veneered
House. Garage IN basement. 32s Cen
traI avenue. Whiting. $50
Now Is q good time to buy furniture
at H Gordon & son. Special reduced
priced. H. Gordon & Son. S-1o-1
IN youth and middle life prepare for
later years, little money now may
save you from distress then. Penni-
less old folks have few friends We
urge thrift and wish to help you.
Optn a savings account with the Whit
ing Savings and Loan Association.
per cent dividend. s-10-1
Tomorrow IS double stamp day at H
Gordon g. Sons unusual special bar
gains in all departments. S-10-l
Standard oil Co. Of Whiting. Indiana
IS Offering Pressure Car Coke at $500
per ton TO the residents Of Whiting
and vicinity. This oner Will remain
in force until the present stock IS ex-
hausted This Is not the Crude Pc
troeum Coke. that has been sold TO
employees and others in past years.
Tht purchaser should assure himself
that he can use this quality Of fuel
before making a purchase. Apply al
Main Office. Standard Oil c. for orders
s-I0-s
PRINCESS THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
The Mask" with Jack Holt, Heddie
NOVA and all star Paramount ea~ti al
40 Pathe News and PoIInrd comedy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10
PRIN CESS THEATRE

IUDAA AND IDMORROM
The Mask," with Jack Holt, Heddte
Nova and all star Paramount en=t, al
80 Psatha News and Pollard comedy.
s-Io-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-10

PRINCESS THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
The Mask" with Jack Holt, Heddie
NOVA and NIL star Paramount cn~ts al
so Pnthe News and Pollard comedy.
s-10-2
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Worth The Money

On the Indian School Road, % of mile east of Central, is one acre of ground on which there is modern frame house, with four rooms and three screen porches. Just the thing for a few chickens and a COW, with city conveniences. Priced for i'm mediate sale at the proper figure and good terms.
 A HOME
 WORTH WHILEi
 NOT MANY LIKE IT IN PHOENIX TWO-STORY STUCCO BRICK
 EIGHT LARGE ROOMS, WITH LOTS OF CLOSET ROOM, BASE MENT, GARAGE, TILED BATH. HOT WATER HEATER, SOLAR HEATER, OAK FLOORS DOWN STAIRS, MAPLE. FLOORS UP STAIRS; LARGE LOT, 92x2s6. PAVED STREET AND CONCRETE DRIVE, BE A U TIFF U l. LAWN, FLOWERS AND FRUIT.
 A REAL HOME AT AN ATTRAC- TIVE PRICE, WHICH INCLUDES NEARLY ALL OF THE FURNI- TURF, CURTAINS AND DRAPER HE'S. DON'T FAIL TO GIVE THIS OPPORTUNITY YOUR CAREFUL CONSIDERATION. WE HAVE CAREFULLY INSPECTED THE, PROPERTY AND FURNISHINGS AND CAN RECOMMEND IT TO THE MOST CRITICAL. HERBERT s. PRINCE co. 110 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. II
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
FOR sALEREAL ESTATE

EXCHANGE OR SELL. 160 acres, 12 miles west, mellow sandy loam; 73 acres in cotton last year, ST acres good pasture; good house, garage and some outbuildings. Lots of shade and extra good water. Want small acreage near Phoenix. Price ss35o Terms.
 B. M. ATWOOD co. 230 ". Jefferson St. Phone 4119 It IDEAL RESIDENCE SITE Beautiful large lot 100x221 feet, close in. little east of North Center street; good neighborhood. Price 5000. See
 JESSE F. KELLY
 With
 FRANKLIN D. LANE
 Realtors
 Phone 1234. 12 w. Adams St. SWELL COUNTRY HOME
 FOR $6500. HALF CASH Five-room strictly moder'' bunga- low, screen porches, yourg shade end family orchard citrus aud mixed fruits. Two acres. On North Cen tra1 above car line.
 MEYERS INVESTMIENr co.
 33 N. 1st Ave. Phona 4106 It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Why Pay Rent?

Five room brick P. D. house and garage. every built in feature, three piece toilet and bath, linoleum on the floors and shades up; hardwood floor and cement porch and walks; only 3 months old; only s4,0o0; $500 cash, balance $40 month.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY 130 N. Central Ave. Tel. 1756
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Listen:
 Buy Today

YOU WILL PAY MORE MONEY FOR THE SAME HOUSE THE COMING FALL. s45Oo = MODERN LITTLE HOME WITH GARAGE EAST FRONT = NORTH EIGHTH AVE. = $500 CASH AND s45 PER MONTH. s4sOo MODERN BRICK PEB- BILE DASHED BUNGALOW --5 ROOMS - 2 SCREEN BUILT IN FEATURES = LAUNDRY SHOWER - CELLAR - GARAGE - NICE LAWN AND SHADE TREES. s475o-MoDERN BRICK BUN GALOW = THREE YEARS OLD - SOLAR HEATER = FACES PAVED STREET CHICKEN YARD FIRST GLASS LOCATION = PART LY FURNISHED. s5ooO = NEW. MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW ASHLAND PLACE = HOME BUILDERS TERMS.
 
 s5OOO-NEw, MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW - CLOSE TO CAPITOL = HOME BUILD- FRS TERMS.
 
 WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MOD- ERN BUNGALOW - IT IS BRAND NEW AND UP TO DATE IN ALL DETAILS INCLUDING GARAGE = THE LOT IS 70 165-THIS HOME WILL BE SOLD TO YOU UPON HOME BUILDERS TERMS-LOCATED AT s5 OAK ST, LAS PALMAS.
 IF YOU HAVE A VACANT LOT WE WILL TAKE IT AS FIRST PAYMENT AND THE BALANCE LIKE RENT | BETTER BUY NOW = YOU WILL PAY MORE MONEY THIS FALL.
 
 Greene & Griffin
 Tel. 1894 124 N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
3 FOR sALE-HousEs Home In Evergreen
 Addition

A beautiful five-room brick, mod ern, to the minute and well built. with laundry room, two-story garage, on corner lot; very attractive. The owner is anxious to sell and will give good terms.
 BLOCK & BURNS 4206 Phone IT West Monroe.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
East Willetta

We have a very fine home on E. Willetta, 5 rooms and screen sleep ing porch, brick, built in features, fire place, buffet, lots of wardrobe space, garage, lawn, roses, etc; very close to car line. This place is clean and up to the minute in every re- spect, fine buy at s5,250; very req sonable terms.
 JONES & CUMMINS, BOP Heard Bldg. Phone 597o I
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
In Osborne District

A dandy homy four room frame cottage. Nearly new has complete bath, electric lights, water and sewage. Has built in conveniences. Lot 50x1371a. South front at Indian school car line. It's a snap at S2250. S15O cash will handle. Stop the rent buy this. Exclusive with
 FRED A. DIBBLE REALTOR " N. 1st Ave. Phone 5003 k FOR SALE = WATCH PHOENIX
 GROW
 broom new bungalow; S2600; $500 cash. bal $40 per month.
 5-room furnished house, close in; SS15o: S350 cash.
 40 acres, fine soil, in milo maize: will take S275 per acre; 5000 cash. 5000 a year.
 M. H. SHELTON
 215 West Wash. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
7-ROOnn Brick

All brand new oak floors, interior just refinished, on paved street and carline, walking distance from cen ter of town. Northeast. s5OO0-s1000 cash-balance $50 per month.
 MARTIN REALTY co. SIS N Center Phone 1547. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Buy From Owner

Cool residence; abundance of shade. See owner, Palm Lane and Seventh street If $1200 EQUITY broom brick; best cash offer takes it. Phone 2475. !
 MODERN four-room house on North 18th St. See owner on prem ises.S Arthur Gray.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
921 N. Seventh St.

Five room modern brick. story garage, close to grammar and high schools; offered for a few days only at 4,000 Terms. Phone 4610. It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
A Bargain

Because I am leaving for the East in a week, will sell my Scripps-Booth roadster for a song. One of the best built cars in America: in perfect condi- tion. For information or to see the car. call NJ. J. Morley. Tele- phone 22R12, Morley park. l
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Need Listings

We have sold about all of our good listings and need some more. Let us have yours whether it is for sale. lease or rsnt. Phone 5o57. Mir.
 Mathews. IS w Adams It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Great Bargain

bath; well furnished for home; on paved avenue; built-in features; inst. hot water heater, set gas range; very best substantial furnitue, beds and bedding. fine rugs, graphophone and records; large garage and store room; chicken house and runs; fine lawn and beautiful shade; this is close in. Owner leaving state. Only $5S00 takes all; s2000 cash. bal. year. ly; well worth s7500; a real bargain.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 130 North Central Ave; Tel. 1756
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Don't FOrget

I will sell this week a DANDY HOME on choice Evergreen addition lot. z large rooms; Furnace; Two car garage; Lawn: Fence; South and East Porch; Paved street; Sell fur nished- or unfurnishcd for out of state people. Bring your rcIve- I'll take your offer; You can buy it.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

240 ACRES SOUTHWEST OF GLENDALE: GOOD. IMPROVE MENTS, 80 ACRES TN ALFALFA; SITS AN ACRE.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

$500, Terms
 NEAR HIGH SCHOOL Furnished or unfurnished, 5-room, modern home: large grounds; shade. lawn and flowers; lot is 50x350. Don't pay rent. Buy this bargain. MT. Brown.
 STEWART REALTY co.
 IT West Adams; Phone 1887 l
 ONLY s3500 For a six-room modern concrete brick house, one block from car line. s200o will handle. 646 N. 11th Ave. l
 For
 MESA CITY PROPERTY
 RANCH or CITY
 UY-SEL1-LEASE Call on or write
 JESSE F. KELLY With
 FRANKLIN D. LANE
 Realtors Phone 1234. 12 w. Adams St. SOME BARG ANS | $2750-Four- room house, nice lawn, shade, near school, easy terms. | S3000-Furnished 4-room br-ck, good location; s1000 cash, $50 per mo. | $4000-5-room brick and screen porch two rooms over garage. ! s5S00-Completely furnished broom brick, modern, all built-in fea- lures: must be seen to be appre- ciated $500 cash, balance to suit M. F. GREEN REALTY co.
 35 South Central Ave.
 Phone 1929 II | NEAR TEMPE NORMAL | Two nice lots with Groom brick
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

15o ACRES NORTH OF GLEN DALE, GOOD SOIL F IN NEW ALFALFA; $2S.00o.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

A BARGAIN In a four-room brick with screen porch in the TOO block on West Fill more street. Has good shade and Is a real buy $500 cash will handle and the price is s2500.
 We have city property and ranches of all sizes to trade or exchange. We also have some properties to rent. See us with reference to any of your needs in our line.
 MAXWELL AND SULLIVAN Phone 159S 25 East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Dwight B. Heard
 Company
BEST RANCH BUYS

Realtors Heard Bldg. Phone lool II
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10


DR.. Montague Lomax, the IA
nous London alienist, recently de-
clared it as his opinion that
some cases of so-called insanity
are instances of diabolical posses
sion or obsession, says the Echo.
In many eases, especially of
epilepsy, acute mania and melan-
cholia, the sub-conscious mind of
the mailman is not uncontrolled,
as most persons think, but is con-
trolled by an evil obsessing, a dis
carnate entity, or demoniacal pos
session. If this entity is exercised
by solemn prayer, we shall have
a healing and remedial factor of
great and unsupported potency in
these mental emotional diseases
we call insanity, as well as in
those diseases of the soul which
theologians call sin" 1t is note
worthy that this unbelieying
scientist falls back upon the an
cient Catholic practice of exor-
Ching evil spirits.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10
GIFTS TO SEMINARY
NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND BOOKS
TO BOSTON SEMINARY.

The Library of st. Johns Ecclesi-
astical Seminary, Brighton, Mass, has
been enriched by the addition of 1000
rare and valuable books donated by
the Rev. Nicholas R. Walsh, pastor of
st. Margaret's parish, Beverly Farms.
Since his student days In Rome in
the early SOS, Father Walsh has been
accommodating the classics of Catholic
Theology, History and Scripture,
many Of them in the early folio edi-
tions, such as grace European libra
ries, but rarely found in America.
Besides the invaluable collection Of
Father Walsh, the library has receiv-
ed during the year, accessions from a
permanent endowment, established for
the purpose by former Seminary
professor, Rev. Daniel Kelleher, Phi.
D., pastor of st. Peters church, Low
ell; 1900 volumes from the library of
the late Rev. Michael Dolan of the
Church of Our Lady, Newton, and a
legacy of 900 volumes from the libra
ry of Rt. Rev. Hugh J. Smyth, P. r.,
of st. Lawrence's church. New Bed
ford.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10
MORE TROUBLE IN EAST
FRENCH PACT WITH KEMALiSTS
STIRS GOVERNMENT CIRCLES.
IN ENGLAND.

Greek circles in London have Civ
en- out information that in conse-
quence of the pact entered into be-
tween the French Foreign Office and
the Kemalists in Angora, a very Sc
rious situation has arisen for the
Christians in the east.
In consequence of the withdrawal
of French troops, numbers of Greek
and Armenian Christians in Cilicia are
hastily selling their homes and max
ing for western Europe with all pos
sible speed. Families with means
have already left; but the poorer
classes are in a state of panic and be-
Wilderment.
The action of the French authorities
has provoked not a little criticism in
clerical circles in Great Britain. The
step of concluding a pact with the
kemalists, who are notorious perse-
cutors of the Christian communities
in the near east, seems entirely out
of place with the claim of France to
be the protector of Christian interests
in the east.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10
POET AND INVENTOR
PRIEST HAS HIGH
CLAIM TO DISTINCTION IN BOTH
FIELDS - WORKED WITH
SCHWAB.

Poet-priests and priest-inventors
there have been not few in the Uni
ted States, but Pittsburgh has the
proud claim to a priest who is both
poet and inventor.
He is Father Tom Glynn, chaplain
of st. Joseph's hospital. AS young
man he worked side by side with
Charles M. Schwab in the Cambria
Steel Works there. When Schwab
secured a position with Andrew
Carnegie, there was job open for
Tom Glynn. But he declined, leaving
to study for the priesthood at st.
Vincent's college.
A few years after his ordination,
Father. Glynn came into prominence
as the author of some remarkably fine
poetry that was being published an
onymously by the Pittsburgh papers.
When his identity was disclosed he
was deluged with requests from mag
azines in every part of the country.
Meanwhile, Father Glynn was busy
in another field. AS a result, he has
invented the steel-making process for
the circular all-steel mail and express
car and for the automatic brake. He
is also credited with producing a
torpedo-hunting device that attracted
the attention of the U. S. naval con-
sulting board. He is now working on
a workable train-stop which he ex-
poets will eliminate many of the fatal
"a IA stropheS that occur at RAILWAY
crossings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10
THREE GOLDEN JUB|LEEs
TO COMMEMORATE
FIFTY YEARS IN THE
PRIESTHOOD.

Rev. F. w. Oberbroeckling, Of Lux
emburg, Ia, pastor of Holy Trinity,
will celebrate his golden jubilee on
December 20. He was born at Wester-
lob, Westphalia, in 1874, came to
America at the age Of IL and made
his studies at st. Francis, where he
was ordained on December 20, 1871,
by Bishop Henni. Nearly all his
years of priestly life were spent in
Luxembourg, iowa.
Rev. John Baumann, chaplain at
the Franciscan Sisters Convent at Du-
buque, and formerly pastor Of the Sa-
cred Heart, same city, celebrates his
golden jubilee on December 81 Father
Baumann was born February Is, 1916,
at Columbus, O., studied at st. Fran
els and was ordained on December
81, 1871. by Bishop Henni.
Rev. F. w. Longinus, pastor of the
st. John the Baptiste parish at Potts
vile, Pa, will celebrate his golden
jubilee on December "a. He was born
at Telgte. Westphalia, in 1847. He
came to America in 1868, completed
his studies at the seminary at Over.
brook, Pa, and was ordained on De.
cember %. 1871. by Bishop Wood.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10
N0TRE DAME POST
UNIVERSITY UNIT OF FOREIGN
WARS VETERANS.

Priests, brothers, professors and
students, who have seen service I'M
der the American flag in the army,
navy or Marine corps in wars and
instructions abroad, have been or
ganized at the University of Notre
Dame, to form Post 286 of the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars.
According to present Information,
the only university post Of the organ
ization in the country is at Notre
Dame. Almost a hundred eligible
members are at the university.
Among the trustees is Paul Cashier
of st. Paul.
Of the post officers there are three
priests: Fathers Walsh, McGinn and
O'Donnell.