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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
BISHOP mtJurooN's wAanlNG.

: = FA'rsfs u q Z
= The Right Rev. p J. MuIdoofl, III
inois, State chapfain for Knights of
Columbus, made some pointed. re-.
marks in. his, address to the State
convention of the knights, held at
Joliet. Among his purposeful seIiti.
nlents are the, following: ,a.si p Il. 81
THE knights Of Gelunlu are strfv..
ing for. "a large number OF members
throughout the United States. At
that, perhaps. /. wish. YOU had a. mill
.lion, but = would sacrifice many of
that million if they were not, what
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07

Mans greatest enemy is himself. II
everyone, should be as careful of de-
Serving an honest opinion of himself
as he is of securing the good opinion
of others there would be, a vast differ
enee3in the standing of. the majority
of mapllind. Leok carefully into your
self and discover your own flaws. F..
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70: The SACRED. HEART.

The Love Of my heart is Thy Heart,
O Saviour dear
My treasure untold is to hold Thy
Heart in my fond heart here.
For, ali! it is known that Thine Own
i oxerfiows with true love for me:
Then within the love-locked door
OF my hearts inmost core 4.
Let Thy Heart ever guarded be!
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07

! Our life here must decide our efer-
nifty, for the living know that they
shalle'diesa Every act here must he
acknowledgements, for all things that
are done God will bring into jlidg-
ment Doing all things well, life
shall not have been lived in vain, for
the blessing Of God maketh haste to
reward the just"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
GRAIN FUTURES, MINNEAPOLIS

Wheat---May,. hiah, I21: low. ISL.
July, high, h1i3&; low, liz, -
o"ts--M&y, high, 231b low. 32H.
Rye--May, high, -; low m
BaTicy-May, high, 4SH low, AZ.
Fiax--May, high, L99A; low, 1891.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
VANDERBILT STARTS
IN TO LEARN BANKlNC

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Wililsm II
Vanderbilt, namesake OF his great
grandfather and son Of the la:e
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. who was
drowned when the Lusitania was
tOrpedoed by a German U.bost on
May Z. 1915. has, with the approach
Of his twenty.first birthday. decided
o make the banking business mis-
'areer and has entered the employ
If the United States Trust Company.
This heir to an ample portion of
he great Vanderbilt fortune has
started at the foot of the banking
adder as a clerk. with the intention
II perfecting himself in all branches
If finance.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
mrs. AVERY SAYS
It IS PRICELESS
Lifelong Stomach Trouble
Was Quickly Ended by
TanIac, Declares N
st. Resident.

Tanlac proves its intrinsic merit
to another well-known Washing.
ton woman. Mrs. G. F. Avery,
residing at 106 NJ street north.
west, states that the master medi-
cine has relieved her of a case Of
stomach trouble from which she
had suffered practically all her
life. In reciting her experience
Mrs. Avery said:
Il consider Tanlac priceless. 1t
has been worth more TO me than
can ever know and IL / could
would get everybody who is
suffering from stomach trouble to
bad nearly all my life and the
older I grew the worse seemed
to suffer. No sooner would I eat.
even the lightest meal, than
would become so nauseated 1
could hardly stand 1t.
II was also troubled with the
formation Of gas which caused
pains in my stomach, pains
around my heart. rapid palpita.
tion and, in fact most every mis-.
cradle feeling Imaginable. Ioften
had raging headaches, was in.
tensely nervous and felt so tired
and worn-out all the time that
my housework was a dreadful
burden to me. Tanlac together
with the Vegetable Pills, has made
me feel like new person. eat
and digest anything want and
haven't an ailment in the world.
I could not do otherwise than
lpraise Tanlac."
Taniac Is sold IN Washington
lby Peoples Drug Stores and all
leading druggists.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
LUCY FOX WILL
De HEROINE IN
! ITALIAN FILMS
Director NeiIl Picks 1s-Year-
Old Brunette Who Played
in "Sonny."
BY WILLENE TAYLOR.

Copyright. 1922. by Cosmopolitan News
Service.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Lucy Fox.
eighteen-year-old brunette girl act
ress, has been selected by the direc-
tor, r. William Neill. as the heroine
for a series of pictures to be made
in Italy. Youthful Miss Fox lately
did herself proud in in"Sonny" with
Richard Barthelmess. and since then
has been performing daring stunts
as Charles Hutchinson's leading
lady.
Sne sailed Monday with other
American actors for Southern Italy,
where Neill will produce THE Con-
spirators." by Alexander Dumas;
THE Marble Faun," by Hawthorne.
and Sands of Destiny" by Guy Boil
ton. The company will probably be
gone five months.
Leatrice Joy, she of many sue.
cesses. but Of "Manslaughter," most
she struck New York-divineIy
happy. as only woman could be.
because once more she can
dress up"
Hollywood is a nice place and all
that. but when Famous Players
ordered Miss Joy to New York 10
make Java Head" Leatrice knew
happiness lay ahead. She told us
that every girl in Hollywood lived
for an opportunity to doll up" and
such few chances came. But on
the Avenue-it's heaven for fem
inity-one dresses ones dressiest
every minute.
Leatrice possesses a striking, dark
beauty and Is sweet rather than
alluring off.screen. After playing
in this picture, she will return to
Hollywood, via New Orleans, her
home town, which she hasn't seen
since the movie game caught her
five years ago.
Robert ]. Vignola, who so master
fully directed when Knighthood
Was in Flower" and other Cosmo-
politan Productions, plans to take a
trip around the world when he has
finished his present production.
"Adam and Eva"
The presentation of motion pic
lures has become more and more
elaborate. In the big Broadway film
houses. patrons often admit they
come to hear the music and see the
program art numbers as much as to
see pictures. The Strand has en-
gagged the famous Russian dancer.
Michael Fokine. to supervise presen-
tations and create appropriate dances
TO accompany pictures.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
H0OVER|S|LL;
STUMP TRIP To
KY. CANCELLED
Physician Orders Secretary tc
Stay Home-Roosevelt to
Take His Place.
BY Universal Service.

Speaking engagements for Secre-
tary OF Commerce Herbert Hoover
next week in Kentucky and West
Virginia were cancelled today by the
Republican speakers bureau.
The cancellations were at the di.
rection Of Secretary Hoover's physi.
clan. as the result OF an attack OF
ptomaine poisoning the Secretary
suffered last Wednesday night in
New York city.
Secretary Hoover had been booked
for six addresses. beginning with
Monday and running through Satur-
day OF next week His physician,
howev,N. considered 1t inadvisable
for him to undertake the strain of a
full weeks tour and ordered him TO
cut II in half.
As a result Secretary Hoover will
be on the stump only Monday at To.
ledo. Tuesday at Grand Rapids and
Wednesday at Detroit. The can.
celled engagements were for speeches
at Louisville. Ky. and Charleston
and Huntington, w. Va.
Secretary Hoover, who returned to
Washington two days after the at.
tack in New York. is still confined to
his home here. though not to his bed.
He is not expected TO return to his
office until the latter part OF the
week
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Theodore Roosevelt will be the main
dependence OF the Republican organ-
ization in West Virginia in the way
Of campaign spellbinding from Wash.
ington. Because OF the numerous
other engagements made for him he
sought to be relieved OF the West Vir.
ginia engagements. but the illness Of
Secretary Hoover prevented.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
VErqs.ia a! Mnde,!s
Ba1'dWBGx

WITH the first rainy day Of
fall the children begin to
ask for an umbrella. Are you
Yesterday / went shopping for
found a pleasing assortment. For
school are cunning ones made
small enough to fit the smallest
handles, so that they will hang
on the cloakroom hooks. This
size in cotton material cost
S1.65. But I sometimes think it
is a good plan to teach children
the trait Of appreciation and care
fulness. by giving them real
silk umbrella. have one in
mind that sells for $5.S5 and is
in bright red. When not in use,
there is a cunning cover. For the
little girl this necessary accessory
could not fail to please. II you
are interested in umbrellas for the
school kiddies. may 1 help you in
your purchases?
MANY OF the evening gowns
A'A from French designers have
trains. The long pointed train IS
seen on some of the lovellest
gowns from Poiret. The square
train is an innovation Of Cheruit.
A UTUMN nights are often spent
"A by the fireside with a good
book or sewing, and nothing adds
more to the enjoyment Of the
evening than wellplaced and
properly-shaded lights. 1t is not
necessary to have expensive bases
and elaborate shades. for a little
originality and careful Planning is
often responsible for the manufac
ture Of lovely homemade lamps.
Did you know that you could
purchase a combination socket.
cord and attachment to fit any
size vase. jar or bowl? For the
small size So Is the cost Of the
attachment, and the larger sizes
have a gradual increase in price.
You will be surprised to discover
how attractively a vase or old
fashioned lamp may be changed
to serve in the new role Of
lamp. As for the shade, nothing
is easier to fashion, or gives a
softer glow. than does silk
shade. But first you must have
a foundation, and recently
found a shop where any shape
or size wire frame would be made
for your measurements and de-
sign at reasonable prices. And
the frames will be made by the
next day. Haven't you often
wished that you could find
frame in q special shape. or 10
match one that you already had?
Look about the house for a vase
and fit II with one Of the simple
fixtures. and then try your skill
in making a shade to fit II. will
be glad to help you i'm your lamp
manufacture.
louis XIII cuffs with their
- wide flare are conspicuous on
some of the seasons smartest
frocks. Odd combinations of or.
candle and tiny rows of gold lace,
or white brocaded silk with silver
lace. are unusually lovely. On a
severe frock Of velvet or duvetyn,
elaborate cuffs play an important
role.
MO column in the bandbox would
~ be complete without mention
of a dress. Now that styles have
changed 80 that members Of the
family, who have been separated
for several months. do not recog.
nize each other attired in the
long skirts, one cannot wear a
last years model. SO the great
quest is for attractive but in.
expensive frocks. ] saw a splen-
did bargain this morning. II was
OF navy blue twill and trimmed
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
ANNE ARUNDEL BRIDGE
BONDS IN COURT TEST

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 11.-Cahn q
Co.. OF Baltimore. purchasers OF
$4,000 worth Of bonds of Anne
Arundel county from which a bridge
over South river near Annapolis was
TO be built. have declined to accept
them on the ground that constitu.
tional provisions were not followed
in the passage OF the bill authorizing
them.
The purchase will await a decision
of the State Court OF Appeals.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
ROBBERS BIND AND ROB
MAN IN FLAT OF 81, 800

NEW YORK. Oct. 11.-Robbers
last night waylaid Seymour Ely,
twenty-six. Detroit. In the hallway
Of a three-story building on Waverly
place, dragged him into a flat. Sc
cureiy trussed him UP and then
robbed him Of 1880. he told the po-
lice today.
Ely was found on the steps Of the
building this morning by a police
man. bound and gagged. He de-
The Washington times., 1922-10-11

and foul breath, cankers in the
mouth, no appetite, restless sleep,
Indigestion, headache, depression,
nervousness, cramps. The blood
pressure was up % per cent. 1t
il Just this that DR.. Caldwell has
preached TO his patients In pi-
vate and TO the public through
the printed word ever since he
began the practice Of his speciality,
diseases Of tho stomach and
bowels, back in 1875.
After observing for years the
satisfactory effect Of his pre-
scription for constipation, he
placed it in drug stores in 1892,
= simple vesetable compound q
plcasant-tsstins aromatics. nov
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
BRILLIANT SILK
WIGS REPLACING
SH0RN TRESSES
Bobbed-Hair Maids Quandary
Solved by Shading Colt
fures to Gowns.
BY ALICE LANGELIER,
Cosmopolitan News Service Starr
Correspondent


PARIS. Oct. 1l.-Silk hair Is re-
placing bobbed locks. which have not
had time to grow out since Dame
Fashion changed the mode.
Hair is quickly cut. but alas, not
80 quick to grow again. The fashion
for short hair changed before the
locks had time to reach the shoulders
and all the "elegantees" were In
despair. They rushed to hair dress
ers TO see what could be done. Hair
oils and pomenades were tried. but
they do not work overnight. A small
but smart modiste has half solved
the problem by discovering singular
kinds Of wigs of brilliant silk.
There are pearl gray ones and
bright silver for elderly danes. vel,
lows and blues. pale lavender and
bottle green for the younger set
Any shade Of gown can be matched,
Thus, madame can be beautiful and
a la mode at the same time and nc
one will ever suspect that curtailed
locks are beneath her bonnet.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11

known a. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. That was 80 years ago.
and today over 10 million bottles
arc bought annually, the largest
selling family laxative in the
world. You will find IL in any
drug store you enter, a generous
nse bottle costing you less than
a oent a dose.
Every member Of the family
from the infants to the grand
parents can use il with safety.
II is gentle and mild. The form
ula Is on tho package. Mrs.
Roy Cook of Bellefontaine, O.,
has been giving it TO her 5-months
old baby, who now weighs l9
pounds: and Mr.. J. b. Dawson
Of Brinson, Ga, declares il the
best laxative his family has ever
found. Try a teaspoonful of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for
constipation or any Of its symp-
toms. The results will delight
you. And tho cost is only one
cent q dose.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
BABE LEFT on BED By
MOTHER BREAKS NECK

HONEYGRovE, Tex. Oct. IL
Finding II necessary to go to the
fields for a few hours. Mrs. Ollie
Cantrell, a young married woman.
sang her four-months. old baby to
sleep and left him happily dream.
ing on the bed.
When she returned, accompanied
by her husba nd, they The lit
tie one had fallen from lie bed and
broken its neck.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
AHY FAMILY nAY Try IT FREE

Thoussnds Of parerts srs askinS
eerthy lanaiise hal anyone in 6hs
6smiS can ase sAen oonstipaisj7"
I urps yos 70 ~ Syrup Pepsin.
ss% Va. va eeSs ~ s!. ~ q 3" sSss';a. s..S e.
Addrsss d.. W. b. Csidspeil SIS
Wsshinston s.. Moatiesilo. Illinois.
Do u nowi
The Washington times., 1922-10-11

clared he had gone to the house to
meet a Miss Brooks, who had some
furniture to sell. but who had moved.
When he left the house, two men
jumped on him. He had managed to
crawl to the stoop,
The Washington times., 1922-10-11

test was made by
DR.. Donaldson OF
Iona Linda up
on four men in
the prime of life
who deliberately
went without q
bowel movement
for four days.
Within 8 hours
tho mon had
ooaSad t1u-,o
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
Rail Merger Planned.

The Boston and Maine has asked
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for authority to acquire by mer-
ger the property and franchise Of the
York Harbor and Beach, Barre and
Chelsea, Sullivan county. Vermont
The Washington times., 1922-10-11

Valley. Montpelier and Wells River
railroads. and the Portsmouth. N. H.,
bridge.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
Latest Word From Paris
BY Marie Suzanne
CopyriEbt 1874
PARIS, France.


taea like others OF Italian
"A feeling is made lovely by Its lace bertha me
falls the 10
MP
a below froeks rufned hem
The Washington times., 1922-10-11

pleasing Of manners. The neck.
line was in the popular and flat
tering low V. and a small and
dainty lace vest relieved the
severity OF the b;ouse. The
sleeves were long and trailed ends
Of the braid. Aside from the
price, which was $3.50. the next
best feature of the frock was that
ii came in a number of sizes. With
it's low waist-line. pleasing neck
finish and up-to-the minute long
sleeves, the dress filled the de.
sire of the bandbox in search Of
just such a bargain.
The Washington times., 1922-10-11
Spoonful for q Penny
Brings Quick Relief

Prs.s splssiid laxative Srspssties Il
Dr.. c.ldwsll's Syrup Pepsin By test
A SCIENTIFIC test has now
n proven what DR.. Caldwell Of
Monticello asserted many years
ago, that constipation will slow
you up fully IS per cent. The
The Washington times., 1922-10-11

Lurles,es your sLaopd,e ,pdrt-
ling without a traoe of sop,
flm-,osr ai,er iaarors, your
chad spotiessiy eiedn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

Pittsburg, Pa. Intr'u hotel
din localitate au fost arestati Du-
mineca trecuta % de voiajori,
yinzafori de actiuni carl nu erau
bnne de mimic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
STIR DIN.
PATRIE..


Dumineca avut loc La Lupeni
inmormantarea celOr 80 victime
ale catastrofei de la ocna Aranca.
La inmormantare afara de in
treaga populate a oraselului au
luat aparte delegatii muncitorimei
din intreg jurul intreprinderilor
miniere din valea .Jiului, functio-
narii minelor, delegatii directiu.
nei, directorii minelOr din jur.
directorul general al minelor din
valea .Jiului, prefectul judetului,
subprefectll, un inspector al Mi
nisterului Muncii, militie, toate
scolile 81 lume de mil de per-
soane.
Cortejul plecat la ora unu.
Tfei preoti ortodoxi urmati de
minieri, carl cate patru aduceau
sicrinrile victimelor. Pc urma eel
greeo-catolici, reformati, romano
catolici 81 de alte confesiuni. La
mormant, directorul general al
minelor a tinut o scurta cuvan-
tare.
In urma victimelor au ramas
Ga vaduve, 95 orfani, 81 I parinti
carl erau sustinuti Gle copiii lor,
acum MORT. Atat Directiunea
minelor eat 81 Ministerial Mmcii
a promis ca va lua toate masurila
pentru a.iutorarea membrilOr de
familie ale victimelor.
Intre Oravita-Anina s'a pus
in circulate noui trenuri perso-
male. De la Oravita pleaca dimi-
neata la ora Z 80, soseste la
Anina la ora IL. De la Anina
pleaca la ora IL 80 81 soseste' La
Oravita la ora IA 30.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
SuCCeSui de
Ia Genoa

In memoranda catre Soviete
S an intrOdus amandoua cererila
nOastre: 81 aceia de a sc da, fata
de anumite reyendicatii insolente
o noua sanctiune Statutului i'm.
ternational al Basarabiei 81 aceia
de Sc reclama Rusiei sovietice
restituirea unei averi pc care n ar
putea spune in ce chip a castigat-o
81 de ce are dreptul S % retie ~ori
sd Sc serveasca de dansa pentru
propriile eli scopuri.
Primul ministru roman poate fl
muitamit de resultatnl ia care a
aJuns. Daca Sc gandeste insa la
mijloacele prin care a ajuns la
dansul, el va fl constatand Ca ele
sunt Gu totul deOsebite de acelea
prin care, la Paris, pierdut atat
de mutt din ceia ce desigur nj Sc
cuvenia.
-. !. /. Bratianu s'a presintat
in adevar, data aceasta. nu ca
dusman al yecinilor sal, gaia sa
traga Saba contra lor, .ci ca unul
din Gel mai Important exponent
al legaturii necesare dintre dansii.
Mai mutt char, fata de vecinul
Gel rau, Russia sovietica, d-sa n a
scos revolverul ca sa execute asu-
pra energumentului Racovski
sentinta de moarte pronuntata
de mstantele romanasti., lar, fata
de Aliati, in loc 81 presinte drep-
turtle sale la despagubiri pentru
Jignirile de odinioara, q iesit din
cortnl lui Ahile ii a conlucrat cn
al Benes 81 Gu Polonii pentru ca
in conflictele dintre interesele
franceze 81 cele pngleze sa MI Sc
prlmejdniasca insasi marse opma
DIN care unitatse noastr$ patio-
nala este Q pa,te, soli dar4 - toate
celclalte.
Astfel sd-sa eontinu8 politica,
predecesorulai sin pe aeAastx ca,
le, si bine face Va rAmAne ca 81,
urmasul san 81 N = departezei
de dansa.
u, atalnei, polifi4e externx a
Romaniei, nn " Va eonfxnAa cu o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

Paris. Premierul Poincare
VIA dejuna Gu al Lloyd Gearge la
Londra pc ziua de 19 Innie, cand
posibil vor diseuta din nou uncle
chestnut ramase neelarifieate
(Pe timpul acela conferinta de la
haga va fl in sedinta.)
Old Fort, O. In timpul unui
dscurs tinut aici, dl A. w. Oyer
meyer a zis ca din fiecare dollar
eel primeste guvernul prin take,
93 de cents Sc cheltuie pentru SEQ
puri razboinice, 3 cents pentru
administratie, trei cents pentr,l
ucrarile publice 81 un cent pen
tru educatie.
Constantinopol. Ziarele a
nunta ca apropierea dintre Greci
81 Tnrci, in vederea unor directe
negocieri de pace, a avut rezulta
tie fAlmoase. Nationalistii insa zic
ca ei n 'au primit pana acum con-
firmarea acestui rapport. ,
Washington. - Dl Hoover, mi
nistrul de comert, va pleca incu-
rind sd faca un tur prin tara, Gu
intentia de a time discursuri pri-
vitoare la starea economical a ta-
rel. Intaiu va vorbi la Richmond
Indiana, al dOilea la Dayton.
Ohio. 81 in cele din urma la
Youngstown.
Londra. = Ziarul Post scrie cd
la Shihusa, in Russia, Fbolsevicii au
executat trei preoti ortodoxi pen.
tru vina ca Sc .opusesera la rechi-
zitionarea obiectelor de valoare
din biSsrici.
New York. - Yaehtul Ripple.
prOprietatea unui milionar care Sc
|afla in Florida, fost secfestrat
de agentii prohibited in urma
unei lupte Gle revolver avuta Gu
cei de pc bord. S'au gasit pc el
200 lazi de rachiu de secara.
LOndra. - Ducele de York,
care este numit cavalier de onoare
al regelui Alexandra al .Jugo-Sla.
Wei in timpul cununiei sale Ell
principesa Maria Romaniei, a
pleaat efi din I.ondra La Belgrad
ducand tinerei pereehi daruri
seumpe din partea familiei re-
gale engleze.