Oldest Catholic Paper "Nothing is more desirable than that Catholic pfLpers in United States ' should have a large circu­ Established lation, so that everyone THE CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH. may have good reading." Odober 22, 1831 -Pope Benedict XV In Essentials, Unity; m Non-Essentials, Liberty; m All Things, Charity. - VOL. LXXXXIII No. 25 CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924 PRICE SEVEN CENTS FAMOUS COMPOSER HOLY YEAR .oRDAINED PRIESTS CALENDAR CHANGE MONKS WERE FIRST ' SUGGESTION RELIGIOUS LOYALTY Theodore Dubois, Musical Genius, TO BRIDGE THAMES Cardinal Hayes Appoints Pilgrim Dies at Paris. Aid Committee. Praised By President Coolidge Seven Students of American Col­ Proposal Leads to Conflict of [N. C. w. C. News Service.] That Catholic Political Party Be lege. Pope Aids Academy [N. C. w. C. News Service.] Opinion Among the Various London, J u n e 9.-T h e Formed in England Defeated [N. C. w. C. News Service.] in Address to Students of of Sciences. Paris, June 13.-Theodore Du­ monks were the first to build at Young Men's Convention. New York, June 13.-Cardinal Georgetown University. Business Interests. a bridge across the Thames, it bois, world-renowned composer of Hayes at the solicitation of the Cen­ is now recalled, when the tral Committee for the Holy Year Council of China. Consecration sacred music, died here Wednesday Governments, Churches and Eco­ question of building a new First Mass in 400 Years. Catho­ at Rome has appointed the following Essential If College Graduate Is of Jerusalem Basilicas. at the age of eighty-six. He had bridge near St. Paul Cathedral committee to co-operate with that Not to Fail. been in feeble health for some time, nomic Groups in Conference. is under discussion. lic Wins First Prize. body in facilitating the Holy Year About eight hundred years and on Holy Thursday eve of this pilgrimages of Americans at Rome: [N. C. w. C. Special Cable.] ago there was a Church of St. [N. C. w. C. Special CaDle.] 'rhe Rt. Rev. John J. Dunn, Bish­ [N. c. w. C. News Service.] year, when his great oratorio, "The By M. MASSIANI OME, June 16.-Yesterday in Mary Over-the-Ferry-called ONDON, June 16.-The sugges­ op Auxiliary of the Archdiocese of ASHINGTON, June 13.-In Seven Words of Christ", was given, [Paris Correspondent, N. C. W. C.] St. Mary Overie for short-­ New York; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel, the Basilica of St. John La­ and when the monks demand­ tion, that a Catholic political 1796 an aging man, but of. R teran seven students of the he was unable to attend, but -heard ARIS, June 4.-An American, L diocesan consultor; Very Rev. Msgr. W ed that the people should go party be formed in England, soldierly mien, rode quietly North American College here were the rendition by radio at his home. Mr. Willis H. Booth, president Joseph F. Rummel, Martin Conboy, P of the International Chamber to Mass they set about making was defeated at the Annual Con­ George MacDonald, George J. Gil­ up to the lone building of George ordained to the priesthood. They M. Dubois had been connected it easy for them to get there. are: Fathers Murray, of the Diocese of Commerce; and a Jesuit, Father ference of the Catholic Young lespie, Henry Heide, Jr;, Joseph town College here, hitched his horse with the National Conservatory of Gianfranceschi, president of the The. old London Bridge McAleenan, James Hallinan, F. M. of Broo~lyn; Nelligan, of Newark; which the monks built has Men's Society of Great Britain, held to the whitewashed paling fence and Giesen, of Covington; Harunglin ~usic for fifty-three years, and at Pontifical Academy of Science, sat Beccari, Frederic J. Fuller and hIS death was honorary director of together on a committe of experts long since given place to a at Chester. The president of the William Graham. entered. It was George Washing of Helena; Church, of Erie; Gaff: more enduring structure. ney, of New York, and Johnson, of that body. It has been a tradition which has just held a meeting in society, Dr. Colvin, declared that This committee, functioning in ton, President of the United States Boston. for several years in a large number Paris at the invitation of the Catholics never would be united on N ew York because that city will be paying an unexpected call to the League of Nations to study the the chief point of departure of the They will be presented to the of churches in Paris to give a part political questions, and that it was college and to his two nephews, stu of his greatest oratorio on the eve question of the reform of the calen­ CHINESE PRIESTS TO BE pilgrims throughout the year, will Holy Father this week by the rector PREFECTS APOSTOLIC only on matters which struck at the dents at the institution. of the North American College, and of G~od Friday. Tl!is year, how­ dar. Mr. Booth was the spokesman take upon itself the task of caring of the commercial and economic for the welfare of the pilgrimages Monday of this week, Calvin Cool will then: return to their respective ever, It was rendered in its entirety [N. c. w. C. News Service.] root of Christian principles that dioceses. for the first time since 1917. groups, while the latter represented Maryknoll, N. Y., June 12.-A they would present a united front. before they sail, assisting them in idge, thirtieth President, duplicated the Holy See. arranging their sailing and avoiding Most Rev. Edward J. Hanna M. Dubois won the Prix de Rome new era in the development of the The conference adopted a resolu­ the call of the first Chief Executive Archbishop of San Francisco, in 1861, and afterward was organ­ The attention of the League of crowding. It is expected that addi­ ha~ Nations was drawn to the question Catholic Church in China will open tion, urging every member of the tional members will be appointed of the land at Georgetown, though , I returned to Rome after a week's ist at the Church of St. Clotilde with the appointment of the first of the reform of the calendar fol­ society to take an active part in throughout the country as the com­ under more modern circumstances., visit in Naples. here,.and then of the famous Made­ native prefects apostolic. Two apos­ party politics, and seek to permeate He had further precedent, however. Rt. Rev. Benedetto Alves de leine 9hurch, succeeding the mas­ lowing the international astronomi­ tolic prefectures have already been mittee organizes and outlines its cal congress held in Rome in May, their parties with the principles of work and the time for the pilgrim­ For Georgetown, founded the year 'Souza, Bishop of Spirito Santo ter Samt Saens. He was named di­ settled upon as fields for special true Christian reform. the American Constitution was rati rector of the Conservatory in 1896. 1922, at which a resolution was ages draws nearer. Diocese in Brazil, was received in Chinese effort. One of these is in Mass After 400 Years fied and since become one of the audience by the pope on' Friday. passed in favor of improving the Central Chili; a division of the Vi­ calendar now in use with a view to Mass was celebrated this' week in country's greatest universities, has Pope's Gift to Science Academy cariate of Paoting-fu; the other is been host at one time or another to Pope Pius XI has given 100,000 the adoption of a perpetual calendar at Puchi, in Eastern Hupeh. It is the ruins of Saint Mary Abbey, in on the basis of the Gregorian re- York, for the first time since the almost every President of the lire to· the Pontifical Academy of DEMOCRATS reported that the first Pre:fect Apos­ KLAN ISSUE United States. Presidents Grant Sciences as the beginning of an en­ form. . tolic of Li-lisieu in Paoting-fu will altar was desecrated by the Re­ The consulting committee on Com­ formers nearly 400 years ago. Arthur, Hayes, Cleveland, McKin ,dowment fund, which, it is hoped, be Father Melchior Souen. ley, Roosevelt and Taft attended will eventually become large enough Will Be Urged by the Underwood munications and Transportation of Father Souen was born in 1869, An altar was erected on the site Fight at Republican Convention the League of Nations, to which the of the old altar; and the pilgrims Georgetown commencements. Mr to 'insure the continued existence of' and had charge of a parish in Pe­ in Cleveland Described Harding had announced his inten Managers to Adopt Declara­ matter was turned over, realized at king for many years. Lately he has took their places in the grass-grown that institution, The academy was once that any preliminary study tion to follow in his predecessor's recently established in the Casino of tion of 1856. been doing missionary work in a nave. The clergy came in proces­ in Detail. would be fruitless which did not co­ sion from the site of the old chap­ , steps, but his death prevented his Pius IV. district south of the Capital. doing so. (Continued on page 2) operate with the religious authori­ ter house; and Benedictine monks 'Will Demand Definite Anti-Klan ties. · sang the Mass music as of old. Rt. Story of "Constitutional Guaran­ (Continued on page 6.) All Religions Represented Rev. IIdephonsus Cummins, O.S.B., Plank. PROTESTANT NEED tees" Plank. BOUNDARY QUESTION For this reason invitations were present Titular Abbot of St. Mary, NEW LIBRARY sent to the Holy See, to the .Ecu­ OF CLERGYMEN IN celebrated the Mass. Nearing a Crisis in Irish Free [N. C. W. C. News Service.] menical Patriarch of Constantinople ENGLAND AND IRELAND Catholic Wins First Prize By C. W. MURPHY Catholic University of America Wil State. ASHINGTON, June 16.-In and to the Archbishop of Canter­ , [N. C. w. C. News Service] A son of Augustus John, the [Staff Correspondent. N. C. W. C.] Build this Summer. bury to appoint representatives artist, has won the first prize in the ONVENTION Hall, Cleveland, IN. C. W. C. Special Cable.] W spite of the sententious de­ capable of giving information and intercollegiate examination in Chris­ June 12.-The "Constitutional [N. C. W. C. Ne'wB Service.] . Dublin, June 16.-Deputy Milroy, claration, with which the Re'­ suggestions. The Holy See appoint­ Dublin, June 7.-The Prot­ tian apologetics. He is a Catholic C Guarantees" plank in t1.le plat­ in the Free State Dail, has proposed publican National Convention met ed Father Gianfranceschi; the estant Church in Ireland is and a student at Stonyhurst College. form, adopted by the Republican Washington, June 13.-The Ca a motion, recording dissatisfaction the issue raised by the Ku Klux Archbishop of Canterbury sent Rev. suffering from a want of Requiem for Paul Cambon National Convention here, had an tholic University of America here with the course pursued on the clergymen. Today there are Mr. Phillips, Secretary of the Royal Cardinal Bourne presided at exceedingly checkered career before will start construction this summer boundary article of the. Anglo-Irish Klan, the feeling persists among only about 20 students in solemn requiem ' Mass at West min­ Astronomical Society of London; it finally emerged from the Resolu­ on a new library building which Treaty. He quite recognized, he politicians at the capital that it is and the Patriarch appoiI)ted Profes­ Trinity College preparing for ster Cathedral for M. Paul Cambon, tions Committee in the form in said, that even plain speech might not sQ easily to be relegated to the sor Egenitis, Director of the Athens the Protestant ministry. A for many years French Ambassador which it was adopted by the conven­ when completed, will rank with the not be enough; and that graver background of nebulous and unmen­ Observatory. few years ago the number was at the Court of St. James. tion. Designed as a substitute for finest and largest university librar steps might be necessary. His mo­ tioned things. The Cleveland plank, (Continued on page 7) 150. Five parishes in the dio­ -BARNARD. an anti-Ku Klux Klan plank de­ ies of the country. This announce tion called on the Free State Cabi­ although it affords small comfort to cese of Clogher are vacant at manded by one element in the con­ ment was made by Bishop Shahan, net to' refrain from further negoti­ the knights of the hooded realm who CATHOLIC GIRL the moment and not a single CASH PRIZES vention, the "Constitutional Guar­ rector of the university, at the ations, and to fix a limit to the time boast of their 100 per cent Ameri­ Protestant clergyman is avail- , antees" declaration was constantly. annual commencement Wednesday when the Boundary Commission canism, is regarded rather generally able for any of them. buffeted about. First, it was left when degrees were conferred on should be created. as an attempt to say much and Receives National Essay Prize From In England the average Holy Name Society Will Award out of the platform entirely; then 294 graduates. Every move in the boundary dis­ mean little. Hands of Mrs. Coolidge. number of Prchaplain of the House of the English sermon on July 25, in Sunday at Maryknoll, the American Amsterdam, during the session of papers not to contain less than [N. C. w. C. News Service.] [N. C. w. C. News Service.] Eteldreda was conferred the honor­ Representatives and an Army chap­ 2,500 words nor more than 3,000; Foreign Mission Seminary, when lain gave the invocation and bene­ the Eucharistic Congress. Dublin, June 7.-It iii; antici Cleveland, .0., June 13.-The ary degree Master of Arts, and and 4, open to college and high fifteen students were ordained to school board of Lakewood, a su­ honor that has been conferred on diction. The exercises were broad­ school boys, $50 in three. prizes, fOl" pated that between 100 and 150 of burb of Cleveland, and the East only thirteen women in the 137 cast to the country. CARDINAL WILL OPEN the priesthood. They 'were: Revs. the delegates from America to the CONVENTION WITH PRAYER the best original papers on "Junior Cleveland and Cleveland Heights years of the University of Pitts­ Miss Daniel is a junior at St. Holy Name Societies and Boy Bertin J. Ashness, Malacca, Straits Advertising Convention in London, boards of education have approved burgh's history. Francis Xavier Academy i)'l Vicks­ Scouts'~, papers not to contain less Settlements; George C. Powers, in July, will visit Dublin. They are week-day religious education for The degree was cGnferred in burg, where she ranks high in her than 2,000 words nor more than Lynn, Mass.; Edward F. LePrelle, to be entertained by the Publicity children in co-operation with the recognition of Sister Eteldreda's studies. She recently won a city New York, June 18.-Cordell Buffalo, N. Y.; Joseph O. Schmidt, Club of Ireland. A program for Hull, chairman of the committee on 2,500. churches. contribution to the nursing profes­ essay contest on "Why I Shall Vote Cleveland~ 0.; William A. Kasch­ their welcome and reception has arrangements for the Democratio Conditions of the' contest state The plan adopted is to dismiss the sion of Pittsburgh over a period of When I Am Twenty-One". The sub­ that all papers must be typewritten mittel', Cottonwood, Idaho; Edward been already arranged. It includes children during school hours to at­ twenty-five years. Sister Eteldreda iect· for the national essay was, National Convention announced to­ V. Mueth, St. Louis, Mo.; Constan­ visits to the principal factories in day that His Eminence, Cardinal and submitted not later than Sept. tend religious classes to be conduct­ is now superintendent of nurses at "Why a Young Man I Know Should 1, 1924. Bibliography and refer­ tine F. Burns, Toledo, 0.; Joseph P. Dublin and an excursion to some of ed by the churches. Pupils will be Mercy Hospital, and for years has Attend a Citizens' Military Train­ Hayes will open the convention with McCormack, Manchester,' N. Y.; the beauty spots. A special per­ prayer. ences must accompany manuscripts, so dh;missed, however, only on the been a teacher in the nurses' school ing Camp." Miss Daniel's essay, names are not to be signed, but Francis J. Caffrey, Lawrence, Mass.; formance in honor of the delegates written request of their parents. there. She is vice-president of the which discussed the case of "Bud", placed, with addresses, on separate Hugh T. Lavery, Bridgeport, Conn.; ,vill be given in the Abbey Theatre. Pittsburgh League of Nursing Edu­ maintained that "'Bud' needs the Wilbur J. Borer, Brooklyn, N. Y.; SEVENTH CHILD IN sheets of paper, and manuscripts PRELATE KILLED cation and a director of the Gradu­ training, and America needs 'Bud'." are not to be returned, 'but are to Patrick J. Duffy, Brooklyn, N. Y.; JUGO-SLAVS WORKING BY FALL FROM LADDER ate Nurses' Association of Pennsyl­ In addition to the $100 prize. the RELIGIOUS LIFE-FIRST Thomas V. Kiernan, Cortland, N. MASS AT DAYTON, O. be regarded as donations for use in FOR CATHOLIC DAILY vania. The nurses' classes at Mercy winner received a free trip to Wash­ publications, if the society desires. Y.; Joseph J. Shields, Philadelphia, Hospital have averaged about 165 ington and return; with a liberal al­ Chicago, June 12-Rt. Rev. Msgr. The prize winners will be announced Pa.; Otto A. Rauschenbach, St. [N. c. w. C. News Service.] during the eighteen years she has lowance for the journey and her Dayton, 0., June 18.-A at the convention. Louis, Mo. Thomas F. O'Gara, 76, pastor of been superintendent. stay here, and other minor prizes. Zagreb, May 28.-Press Day will Corpus Christi Church, 49th Street most remarkable fact is to be be celebrated this year for the sixth noted in connection with the BISHOP ALERDING EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS and Grand Boulevard, fell to his CHICAGOANS RECEIVE NONOGENARIAN WITH time on the Feast of Saints Peter death in a sub-basement of the announcement that Frater An­ ORDAINS FIVE PRIESTS CHANGE IS REPORTED PAPAL HONORS and Paul. The interest in the Cath­ church Tuesday night. With the 46 DESCENDANTS DIES gelus, Zwiesler, O. F. M., will olic press has increased each year; janitor and a plumber, he was in­ offer up his first solemn Mass Fort Wayne, June 14.-Rt. Rev. [N. C. w. C. News Service.] and efforts are now Ibeing made to specting a place chosen for the in­ Chicago, June 15.-At the Church on Sunday, June 29, in St. Ag­ establish a Catholic daily, the need Grand Rapids, June 12.-Funeral nes Church, Dayton View. Bishop Alerding, this morning, at Denver, Colo., June 13.-Reports stallation of an oil heating device. of St. Mary of the Angels, today, services for Frederick W. Wurz­ for which has long been felt. The While mounting a small iron ladder, Frater Angelus, who will be the Cathedral of the Immaculate received here from Amsterdam are Cardinal Mundelein conferred the burg, aged 90, who died suddenly clergy are working hard for the he slipped and fell backwards 12 last Saturday evening, were held ordained at St. ' Anthony Conception, ordained to the priest­ to the effect that Rt. Rev. J. Henry new daily, which will form one of pontifical honor, Pro Ecclesia et Church, St. Louis, Mo., June Tihen, Bishop of Denver, has been feet to the floor, his head striking Tuesday morning in St. Mary hood Revs. Harvey James Conway, the principal topics of discussion on an iron vise on a work bench. When Pontifice, on Very Rev. Francis 27 is the son of Mr. and Mrs. selected as official head of the Church. Mr. Wurzburg was the Ft. Wayne; Lawrence Weber, Ken­ American delegation to the Eu­ the National Press Day. he was carried into the parish house, Gordon, provincial of the Fathers venerable head of one of the city's A~gust Zwiesler, of 1506 Rev. F. A. McLaughlin, assistant Grand Avenue, this city, who, dallville; Francis Guierre, Kokomo; charistic Congress in Amsterdam,. of the Resurrection. At the same most prominent families, and the MSGR. SEIPEL WORSE pastor, administered the last rites founder of one of the oldest and of their eight children, have Edward Wroblewski, Otis; Leo P. July 22-27. These reports said time Anthony Czarnecki, secretary given seven to the service of that Bishop Tihen would take the of the Church. largest retail mercantile institu­ Hildebrandt, Hanover Center, Ind. Vienna, June 14.-The condition ------of the board of election commission­ tions in Grand Rapids. He is sur­ God in the religious life: Rev. Father Conway will solemnize his place of Cardinal Mundelein; who Mumilis Zwiesler, O. F. M., of will be unable to attend. of Chancellor Seipel, wqo was shot PAPINI CANCELS ers, was decorated with the insignia vived by 11 children, 23 grand-chil­ first Mass tomorrow at St. Patrick AMERICAN VISIT dren and 12 great grand-children. St. Francis Church, Humph­ Church here. The preacher will be and seriously wounded by a young of the knighthood 'in the Order of rey, Neb.; Brother Edmond, Rev. William Conroy, of Oxford, O. BISHOP SCHREMBS factory worker, June 1, was today St. Gregory, which the Chicagoan O. C. R., of Gethsemani Ab­ ORDAINS SIXTEEN somewhat questionable. The pa­ [N. C. w. C. News Service.] PRIEST·EDITOR HONORED bey, Nelson County, Ky.; tient has developed a feverish pulse, recently received from Rome. HOTEL ARRANGES CHAPEL New York, June 13.-Prof. Gio­ BY TORONTO ALMA MATER Brother Charles, S. M., of St. and the heart action has become FOR VISITING CATHOLICS Cleveland, 0., June 14.-This weak. Digitalis and coffee have 'Vanni Papini, author of "The Life FIRST CALVINIST HEAD Joseph School, Covington, Ky. i Brother Ignatius, O. F. M., 01 morning, at St. John Cathedral, Rt. been resorted to. The Chancellor's -of Christ", has canceled his engage- OF FRANCE SINCE 1589 Chicago, May 12.-The degree of Our Lady of the Angels Sandusky, 0., June 14.-During Rev. Bishop Schrembs ordained six­ condition in other respects is good. ment'to teach , a course .at the Co- --- Master of Arts has been conferred School, West Park, Cleveland, [N. C. W . C. Special Cable.] the annual convention of the Ohio teen young deacons to the holy lumbia University Summer School upon Rev. C. F. Donovan, manag­ Ohio; Sister Pascal, of the SACRED VESSELS RESCUED Hospital Association, held at Cedar priesthood. They are: James Dow­ because of ill health, the university Paris, June 16.-Gaston Dou- ing editor of the New Warld, this Monastery of the Poor Clares, DURING CHURCH FIRE Chicago, Ill.; Sister Angelita, Point this week, the visiting nuns ney, John Farrell, James Gaffney, authorities have announced. mergue is the first Calvinist chief city, and author of several books, Professor Papini was to have of the French State since 1589; but of the Sisters of St. Francis, Cornelius McLaughlin, William Milwaukee; June 12.-Defective for his contrilbution to literary prog­ and other Catholics were enabled to 0'­ conducted a course in contemporary his election was favored by Catho­ Oldenburg, Ind., and Frater Laughlin, William McNamara, Wil­ wiring is supposed to have caused a Angelus. hear Mass daily. The Boeckling Co., Italian thought. His coming to Co- lics. The reason is that he is reI a­ ress. which manages the Breakers Hotel, liam Rooney, John Schaefer, and fire in the interior of St. Matthew lumbia had. been protested by the The degree is the gift of St. Je­ Mr. Zwiesler, the father of fitted up a large room as a tempor­ John Weber, all of Cleveland; L. Church here, on Friday, during Ita~ian Presbyterian Ministers' Asso- tively moderate, and his success was rome College, Toronto, Can., where this blessed family, has a ary chapel for the benefit of the Ahern, William Degan, and F. J . which Rev. Francis C. Ryan, the ciation on the ground that he was important, as it brought about de­ brother in the Benedictine Or- pastor, removed the Blessed Sacra­ Father Donovan, an alumnus, ad­ Catholic guests, and Rev. William Palm, all of Akron; Joseph Walsh. "anti-American and a believer in feat for the radical and anti­ 1 der and a sister who belongs C. Zierolf, pastor of St. Mary Youngstown; John Kandrac, Berea; ~ent and sacred vessels from the dressed a graduating class in Phil­ tabernacle. The damage is esti­ Fascism", but President Butler, of clerical parties, whose official candi­ osophy of thirty students, on 'I;'ues­ III to the Poor Clares. Church, this city, celebrated Mass Rev. Joseph Schmidt, Techny, Ill., the university, had disregarded \ there each morning. and Adolph Bernas, New Jersey. mated at $10,000. these protests. date was Painleve. day.