Southern Messenger (San Antonio and Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 12, 1914: Searching Inside

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... i Rockport and ita missions. Lamar. W-U((w- tb«. plank at Port Aransm*.j Prirf AmnOfl. lit... stxteen miles across Aransas Bay to; Lamar. Lamar Isji peninsula Jutting Into Aransas Bay wit b St... in oil for the new house erected by the Pau lint Fathers at the State University, for care... made a present of the^ two *> ■ C «t» oa IIA e ' miles of Lamar peninsula. So *r... eloquent in his rem Inwcencea of Lamar and glowed with.---------•_• enthusiasm over its promise in view j

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.... s> The twenty-fifth ‘at the Catholic University. iff <& .‘2 want (To B« Cnttewi.) si Springtime... and filled with Tt)„ proposed university ,n lb® reward promised by----— I tbe true Uatholle spirit...- VSSI’lllly together Washington, D. C., March 4, 1914. ■HMt NattoMl UnWmtty. A national university ts.... The management of the university is to be vested in the President of the United States, the Chief Justice..., the President cf the University, the Secretary of the diocese Smithaonlan Institution, and twelve one other

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... ChapUi“ °n Man* Earth Stiocks IlecordetL The seismograph* at Georgetown University and St. Ignatius

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... years joined the Catholic Church; over 800 of their wives rad children, rad Of over 1,300 university men

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.... | ;; ACADEMY: AFFILIATED WITH THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA. THE COLLEGE FOR YOUR DAUGHTER