Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1926 — Page 17

'JUNE 25, 1926

PILGRIMS START HOME; TRAINS AT * CHICAGO JAMMED All Avenues of Exits Are Thronged as Catholic Thousands Leave. Bn United Press CHICAGO, June 25. —Chicago’s j avenues of exit were jammed today as hosts of weary pilgrims to the twenty-eighth International EucharI Istlo Congress started homeward i journeys. Every outgoing railway train to- ' day was crowded with tired pilgrims, j who for five days have been here ! paying reverence to the Holy ! Eucharist. Within the next forty- ! eight hours the railroads expect to move several hundred thousands persons out of Chicago. A Success The Congress was a Sucess ; Eleven princes of the church, hordes of clergy, and thousands of ? laymen Joined today In praising the arrangements that for five days made Chicago and the peaceful little village of Mundelein, 111., the shrine of worship. Arrangements for handing the 1,000,000 pilgrims, the magnificence of the programs and the religious purposes carried out, all were praised by the outgoing churchmen. The only mar to perfection of the congress came in two episodes of i the final day’s ceremonials at Mundelein yesterday. The first was 'when a driving rain beat down on j the processional and the thousands of pilgrims who lined the roads lead- ' lng around the Lake of St. Mary’s, and the Becond in the traffic accidents as the one million pilgrims ! tried to weave out of the small village last night. 100 Hurt More than one hundred persons I were injured. Railroad stations were | crowded and many were hurt in the crush around the gates. There were also many motor car accidents. However, none of the injured is jln dangerous condition, hospital authorities announced. Most of the ten princes of the church still here plan to remain in Chicago for several days, visiting over the Chicago arch-diocese. Cardinal Bonzano will go to St. Louis to dedicate the new cathedral. He probably will be accompanied by Patrick Cardinal O’Donnell, primate of Ireland; Cardinal Piffl of Austria, Cardinal Von Paulhaber of Germany, Cardinal Dubois of Paris and | Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago. Tomorrow Cardinals Piffl and Von j Faulhaber will go to Springfield, 111., i(.to attend a meeting of the Central | Vereln, an association of German- | Americans. PICNIC AT GARDENS t Seventy-five members of the Uni- > versity of Michigan Alumni Associa- j tion will dine and picnic Saturday at j ; Walnut Gardens, situated southwest 1 of Indianapolis on State Rd. 12. Offi- ; cers and employes of the Universal 1 Film Company will also have an outing Saturday at the gardens.

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