Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1924, Page 36

officers in_charge of the con- ition will be Very Rev. Michael J directar geners chairman; Mer cred Heart \ Chur man; Selected to” Make\ of th, Arrangements for Big Na- i;;:uu-c. | TO NAME PRIZE WINNERS. 1€3.600 LIKELY TO ATTEND | chairman e commit- e chairman secutive com- 'adquartcxs Gunning, Washington tional Convention Essay Contest Judges Will Select Best Contribution. W. Childs l?,r xel nf frs. Selde have been Tentative Program for Actlvme& Prepared. for in charge of mvention in 0th have been lassachusetts avenus f will b 1 oflic Headquarter mitt the various com- ing Holy | Name ation of he society's 8 oot Attend raining May 10 oms accupicd by n New York a1 committe ) epresentatives of thirty-two | Fouice W the society met at the|of the i ters last night and outlined | guesr Charles B, 1 | president of the dling the crowds that | Camp Association; the eity September | of W 100.000 will visit | CAtION: Capital. Information | yariment ked Ly automobile da in regard to the route. has notitied those in ir quota will be 10,000 { trains have already | m citics in the cast and | tas Los A and south | s New Orly Ltion S by the various k headagui ans for 18 to 21 At the National par- | tlonx Cont Lexs tion fares via the | Western-Union Pa- t not only the Yellowstone, Yo- rater route you iie Colorado and seles Mourit National Park. Denver, cmite ans | Mass on Plaz. | re being made by the| es appointed 1o Pro- | hooklets, and room accommodations | indicat vou ommi hotel v the wtions will le which tell you all about it: visitors automobi m the the 1 ven the T 8 s of tents vected on the Union e mass will b ng visitors churches. sial finance committee of fifty | tholics under Anthony | in charge of raising v funds to cover the cost convention. Publicity pitality, parade various committess have Cardinals to A nigh- trict, r par | Philadeiphia.—Advertisement. | will be | | ) Plan Benefit Lawn Party. 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