Comfortable quarters have been provided in the
Hall for Father Montague, who says Mass in the
building every Sunday, and also at the other end*
of the camp, so that all may attend. Thus the
Pennsylvania troops are well cared for, and the
troops from Carolina and Kentucky are near
enough to attend with little difficulty.
THE JEFFERSONIAN
All along the border, at each line in the well
laid chain of Knights of Columbus stations, re
ligious and social activities have been general.
The exigencies of press arrangements make it
impossible to give, at this writing, an account of
the Christmas activities conducted at the various
K. of C. stations.
A recent event of interest, was the formation
at Douglas, Ariz., of a Council of the Order. It
was a gala day at the K. of C. Fie.a Headquarters,
which appeared gay with bunting. Soldiers took
paid, in a parade. Bro. O’Connor, in Charge of
the Field Headquarters there, describes the initia
tion as highly successful. Teams from Nogales
and Bisbee conducted the first and second de
grees respectively, while District Deputy Barry
of Nogales had charge of the third.
Thus, you see, Funston gave the freest rein
to the Romanists, at the same time that be
put insult and check upon Protestant evange
licals.
But the Protestant Boards are so agonized
about China, that they have no eyes and ears
for any loss to Roman idolaters, here at home.
