Hearn, Enwarp I.x

0, b. at Boston, Ma achusetts, (1911); collaborator in Herder’s “‘ Kir chen lex ikon”’. 2 August, 1865, brother of Reverend David W ARTICLES: Hermits or St. Aucustinn; Weser, Herricn. Hearn, 8.J. Education: high school, Hopkinton, Ma achusetts. Upon graduation, entered commercial Heinlein, Reverrnp Epwarp, D.D., b. in Bavaria, life; Supreme Knight, Knights of Columbus, 1899- Germany, December, 1870. Education: St. Mary’s 1909; succe ively second and first vice-president and College, North East, Pennsylvania; St. Joseph’s Seminary, succe ively at Troy and Yonkers, New general manager, Casualty Company of America, 1907—. During his administration as Supreme York; further studies at Jerusalem. Ordained 1897; Knight, Knights of Columbus extended throughout has been a istant pastor of various churches in the archdiocese of New York; rector, succe ively of the United States, Canada, the Philippines, Mexico, Holy Family Church, Union port, New York, Church and Cuba; placed the Society’s finances and insurance of St. Mary Magdalen, New York, and (1911- ) system upon a firm basis; under his direction, the Church of Our Lady of Victory, Mt. Vernon, New $50,000 endowment of the Knights of Columbus of York. Contributor to: ‘‘New York Review”’; a chair of Secular History at the Catholic University, German periodicals. Washington, was inaugurated and accomplished and steel de bey Aponat; ApopTion; AXNON; AFFINITY (IN THE plan for a further endowment of $500,000 succe fully IBLE). started; declined a second election as Supreme Knight. Treasurer of the Casualty and Surety Heinz, REVEREND ODORICK, 0O.M.cap., b. at Social Club; member of the Manhattan Club, Bankers Lorsch, He e, Germany, 23 March, 1878. Educa- Club, and numerous Catholic societies. tion: College at Burg hausen and Seminary at Dillin- ARTICLE: Knicuts or CoLumsvus. gen, Germany. Entered the Capuchin Order 1900; ordained 1905; former profe or at one of the houses