Mollat, Asst GumtaumMeE Marie CHARLES Delegation

Democratic National Conventions, 1896, HEnRI, Ph.p., b. at Nantes, France, 1 February, 1900. Member (former District Deputy Grand 1877. Education: School for the Children of Nantes, Knight) Knights of Columbus. Nantes; School of Higher Studies and St. Sulpice, ARTICLE: VERMONT. Paris; French Seminary, Greg or i an University, Collegio Angelico, and Vatican School of Paleeography Moloney, REVEREND WILLIAM ALAN, C.S.C., and Diplomatics, Rome. Ordained 1900; chaplain, b. at Nashville, Tenne ee, 11 October, 1869, of Church of St. Louis of the French, Rome, 1902-1905; Irish parentage. Education: St. Joseph’s College, chaplain, Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Montmartre, Cincinnati, Ohio; University of Notre Dame, Notre Paris, 1905-1908; curate, Church of Our Lady of Dame, Indiana. Entered the Congregation of the Mercy, Pa y, Paris, 1914— Twice laureate of Holy Cro 1886; ordained 1893; profe or, Uni ver the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres. sity of Notre Dame, 1893-1899; vice-president, St. 180 MONTANAR 118 MOORE Edward’s College, Austin, Texas, 1899-1902; superior, Mooney. Education: public schools. Began career Community House, Congregation of the Holy Cro , as a teacher; entered a newspaper office 1879; Notre Dame, 1902-1904; president, St. Joseph’s attached to Bureau of American Ethnology, Wash- College, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1904-1905; director of ington, 1885-; married Ione Lee Gaut, of studies, Notre Dame University, 1905-1908; at Tenne ee, 1897. Has conducted extended field Columbia University, Portland, Oregon, 1908-1909; investigations among the Indians of the South and profe or of oratory (1909-1912) and secretary (1912- West, notably the Cherokees; has prepared Govern- ), Notre Dame University. ment Indian Exhibits for Chicago, Nashville, Omaha, ARTICLE: Norre Dame pu Lac, UNIVERSITY OF. and St. Louis Expositions; discovered Cherokee ritual. Member of American Anthropological A o-