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THE GUARDIAN, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1920.
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charge of the Parish of Our Lady of
Good Counsel Church in Little Rock
previous to coming to Fort Smith in
1906. He has greatly improved the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tion here. Rev. Dr. Horan has labor-
ed and still labors indefatigably for
the glory of God and the spiritual
welfare of his people. He is jealous-
ly devoted to the religious instruc-
tion non-Catholics under instruction
and as a result has received a very
great number into the church. He is
very devoted to the religious instruc-
tion of the children, taking great care
to prepare them for the reception of
the sacrament. He is most devoted
and regular in the discharge of his
sacred duties, having regular hours
for the celebration of the Holy Mass
daily, prayers every evening in the
church and confessions. It is doubt-
ful if any clergyman of any faith in
the state is more universally popular
with members of other denominations
and with the public in general, for
bes!(les being a devout priest, Rev.
Dr. Hm'an is regarded and looked up-
on by all as one of the leading citi-
zens of Fort Smith.
Cultured Priest.
Dr. Horan who, when not engaged
in pastorial duties, leads the life of a
hermit amidst the books of his large
library, is very popular among the
members of his parish. As a lecturer
on literary and patriotic themes he
has few equals in the country. His
memory is prodigious; he can astonish
a German with quotations from Schil-
ler and Goethe, make an Italian mar-
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church was completed a frame school
was added to the building. Father
Plus, in 1892 built the parish hall, at
l a later date the fine residence for the
[Sisters, installed the pipe organ and
the beautiful high altar.
Rev. Basil Egloff, O. S. B., Pastor of
St. Boniface
Father Basil, the present pastor,
who began his administration in 1911,
commenced his career with a notable
achievementthe new school. It is a
two-story brick structure with a base-
ment of Carthage stone, elegant to
behold and conveniently fitted for its
purpose.
vel at hm famflmty wth Dante, ut
..... P ] •Taking it all around St. Bonifaces
to shame a Frenchman with ready represents a well-equipped and com-
passages from Racine or Victor Hugo, I plete church plant. The pastor is a
rouse the envy of an English scholar ] general favorite. The Sisters conduct
with his fluency in Shakespeare, not lbesides the schook.a very creditable
to speak of Horace or Sophocles little conservatory of nmsic. I
whose dead languages are alive on his -- I
tongue. PRECEPT FOR BOYS. I
Genial Host. -- " I
Far from the proverbial pedantry A very successful teacher of boys
of the philologist, however, he is a gave six "remembers" to his pupils:
.First--That a quiet voice, cour-
tesy and kind acts are as essential
to the part in the world of a gentle-
man as of a gentlewoman.
Second--That roughness, bluster-
ing, and ever foolhardiness are not
manliness. The most firm and
courageous men have usually been
the most gentle.
Third--That muscu'.ar strength is
not health.
Fourth--That brain crammed omy
with facts is not necessarily a wise
one.
FifthThat the labour impossible
to the boy of fourteen will be easy
to the man of twenty.
Sixth--That the best capital for a
boy is not money, but a love for
work, simple tastes and a heart loyal
to his friends and his God.
Fort Slnith High School
most genial host and loves to have
his house resonant with the cheerful
company of fellow priests. He takes
care that them, is no ennui among his
guests, for he has command of an
inexhaustible fund of stories, which
he tells with the art of a perfect mas-
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Smith have a fine block of property
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originally donated to them by Bishop
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efforts of the parish with five sub-
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in 1886, was the priestis residence
which, however has been enlarged and
variously improved by later pastors,
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