American Yeomen aim to build national home for orphans
The Brother hood of American Yeomen with 300000 members proposes a national home for orphans and half orphans. The plan envisions cottages led by trained guardians, no institutional feel, and full schooling. States vie to host. Denver billionaire offered a site. A 10 cent monthly assessment will fund the project, totaling about 300000 yearly, with eventual investment up to 10000000.
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Archbishop and Apostolic Delegate Visit President at the White House
Archbishop James Curley of Baltimore and Rev. John Bonzano visited President Harding at the White House. Bonzano is reported to be elevated to cardinal at the March consistory.
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