Catholic Paper "NotMng is m01't eftsi,.~hlt -,Ie than that Catholic papt1'S 'fS Itl Unitec:l States a shou ref hacvt largt drcu­ fi­ Established r~tion, so tnat elsllOP Filippi, former Apostolic iously reigning." high office before him. Nor is he likely left Rome, Friday, was dissolved today. President Michael \ antiquity; first, because he had decayed com'ention at Denver, stopped here last Chair of Missiob Science. \) teeth and had suffered much in his time Sunday to permit the Catholic dele­ to be sW:1yed b-- the clamorous outcry IlIJI1''''''U"'Vl!''', where he is sched­ Cosgrave, in his valedictory speech, said the Dail had p:1ssed forty-three At the final session, another resolu­ Administration Officers Win. Gratitude of from toothache, which had been gener­ gates to attend Mass. More than 150, of those wbo would make little of con­ . His departure was stitutional gU:1rantees to gain an im­ the date originally set, acts, and he thanked the Deputies fOI tion adopted recommends the establish­ Pope Who Blesses the Order, ally considered a modern ailment; and, including many from Cincinnati, took their unfailing courtesy and the cordial ment of a Chair of Mission Science at second, because he had a large mouth advantage of the opportunity to assist mediate purpose. of the change in his appoint­ It is not the habit of President Apostolic Delegate to Apos- co-operation which they gave the Gov­ the Catholic University of America. 0NTREAL, AuO'. 9 _ Tbe cavity, i~dicating ample. room for ut­ at the Holy Sacrifice. ernment in its difficult task. Previol1sly, the convention had gone on Coolidge to jump at conclusions. He dosing hours of th' f t _ .terance, .If he had skl!1 10 languages. has -not di sclosed his purposes, and in Sistine Cll,apel. record as favoring the opening of first annual conventi o~ o~\~e Dr. Dldusc~ also dIscussed the Bos­ courses in mission leadershil,) in Catho­ Kn' ht f C I b 't kop skull, whIch he regarded as a skull probably will not until he has weighed [lI them with deliberate judgment. He is pontifical gendarmes were called lic universities and colleges. _ ,_ (gd Stl 0 Of ulm· us w(- of not very great antiquity, belonging JUGOSLAVIA perform an unusual duty dur­ Westminster Abbey nesse le un 0 dmg 0 f a fi f h' ch the quiet to the point of taciturnity, but past week. One of the visitors Archbishop Moeller Re-elected. cletailed and constructive plan . for the to d rSk ra~e race f roS ili (Afr'ca open minded. As Vice-President, J-Je at­ Sistine Chapel, a Swedish lady, Most Rev. Henry Moeller, archbishop care of Catholic boys between the ages mo ern us men 0 ou I Demands Concessions From Vatican tended the Cabinet meetings and listen­ another lady in the crowd Had All Nations Represented at Me­ of Cincinnati, was re-elected president of 14 and 18 years, at which latter age ,have descended. ed to the discussion of administrative ' suspected of a theft- com­ of the Crusade by acclamation. Msgr. they will be eligible for membership in . Bryan Interests Them. Which Makes Possibility 01 Con­ affairs. But he has said little, and, Sorrento a few days before. morial Services for the R. J. Beckman, of Mt. St. Mary Semi­ the Order. Dr. Diduseh was one of several beyond the tempermental traits he dis­ cd the officials, who had the nary, Cincinnati, was re-elected chair­ The plan includes the organization of Jesuit scientists who discussed prob­ cordat Very Remote. closed in his .previous political experi­ . arrested by the pon­ Late President. man of the executive board, and his first the "Columbian Squires" - Catholic lems with a direct bearing on the issue ence, Washington really knows very .,nfl.nnes. She was detained official act was to announce the reap­ boys ?etwe.en 14 and 16 years-by the of evolution, and it was said that W. J. Asks Privelege of Naming Bisbops and little of him, for it has not been his . of tlje Italian police, in- pointment of Rev. Frank A. Thill as counc,l ymts, after al?proval by t1;e Bryan's campaign against evolution, characteristic to obtrude himself upon custody she was given. Edinburgh Services at St. Giles. Great secretary-treasurer. the Ordlllary of each dlOcese, and theIr and the recent concessions of various All Priests, the public attention by the mere expres­ Cardinal Riehelmy Dies. ·Tributes Paid, The following student members of ~raining in courte~y, chi:-alry and serv- evolutionists in favor of religion, had sion of opinions. the executive boa rd were elected: ,ce, under Catholic envIronment. The aroused great interest among Catholic Cardinal Richelmy, Arch­ councils so organizing these units will scientists generally. By DR. FREDERICK FUNDER. Some Complex Problems. rin, died during the past [N. C. w. C. Special Cable) William Foley, St. John Seminary, 'bl f 1 h [N. C. W. C. News Service) Brighton, Mass.; Miss Frances Helm, I)e respo~s l e. or t lem to t e supreme What Catholics' May Believe. r The problems he faces are t1l1usually He was 73 years old, and had ONDON, August l::l.-Not body, wl11ch WIll make the general rules . . ~ IENNA, July' 30.~Apparent- complex. Whether the United States member of tl;Je Sacred College St. Mary of the Woods College, In­ "is since the whole diplomatic diana, and Robert Riordan, University governing them, There will be no na- _ Mr. R. J. McWilliams, S)., of Holy Iy the Government of Jugo- shall enter the World Cou'rt, or pursue le­ for nearly a quarter of a and official world of London tional organization of the, Columbian Cross CHoly See through 12.tion for the relief of the farmers; ne quiem for Pope Benedict XV, has there Discussion of the part students can which, with the aid of many clergymen, StIpct only and bad no mtelhgence. He the expedient . of demanding · extraordi­ whether the Federal Government, in nd been seen in England such a solemn play in bringing about an increase of has been working out this plan for a saId t~ese results were opposed ~o tbe nary concessions, which the Vatican the limited way it is able, shall inter­ assembly as that, last week, in West­ missionary zeal took up most of the year also recommended the fonnation evolutlOn theory, because, accordll1g to obviously can not grant. Practically, vene to prevent a possible strike in the minster Abbey, when all the nations of sessions of the convention on Saturday. of Boy Scout troops for the younger ' that theory! the. animals shol!ld have these concessions would amount to giv­ anthracite coal regions; what broader the world were represented at the memo­ Th ree sectional con ferences were held boys, by the councils. and urged Cath- de:,elope~ lI1tell'gence. QuestlOned on ing the secular government control policies are to be devised to preserve rial service for the late President Hard­ one for seminarians and priests, on~ olic men to train for leadership as scout thIS subject, the speaker saId that a over the appointment of all Catholic domestic tranquility. and to ease the Friihwirth blessed tbe statue, ing. for women, and one for college and masters. Catholic had a right to believe in the bishops and priests in Jugoslavia. Such burdens of the world, are yet to be de­ Pius sent a message convey­ Every high personage of state was high school men. Just before the for­ Another feature iof ·the plan was the genera.1 evolution theory, i,f he believed an arrangement, which would not have termined. It is safe to sav that Presi­ wi § h ~~ ;y;td fl.!;;, Qlessing. present, along with ambassadors and mal c1os ~ of the c,?nveLltioll., R e: v. Frank acc;e ptaJ.1 soe , pi t ~ rer)J tt director,,' the e\ld~'.lee} a?d tha!. the only ab~olute been thoui(bt of, even under the old d.ent C()o]id'le will approach these grad- al De Lai Honored. foreign minIsters ana officials -trom a'lf A. Thill, who was presiding, urged the offer to give onE;~n- in each of the ~e c;laratlOn of the Cfiu 'ch on the su~- Catholic Hapsburg reg1ine, becomes atl ually and deliberately. . . . the British state departments. British 1,500 delegates to return to their homes thirty archdioceses, \l two-year collegiate Ject was that the soul of man was dl- the more preposterous when it is re­ It will fall to his lot to evolve an im­ been announced that Cardinal and American flags hung at half mast, in every corner of the United States, course in boy handling, so as to fit him rectly created by God. membered that the Government of be legate "a latere" to repre­ migration policy. There is not much side by side, over Weseminstei-, while imbued with "the vision that sweeps for leadership both' in Boy Scout move- "A Catholic is free to hold that the Jugoslavia IS exclusively Serbian-Or- douht that such lesser questions, such Holiness at the National Eu­ other churches and 'public buildings East and West, a vision of a converted Congress at Genoa. A pre­ ment and in the Columbian Squires. lower animals have developed in ac- thodox. as the establishment of a Federal De­ flew either the American or British world." Great C.rowds. cordance with the evolution theory," he .Dr. Lanovic, chairman of the Cath- announcement had been to the flag as a' sign of mourning. partment of EducatioB. will be pressed that this appointment was to go Key to Mission Problem. It is estimated that fully 20,000 Yisi- said. "~ Catho,lic may hold, according olie Section of tbe Serbian Ministry of upon bis attention., But' it is the as­ as i Vannutelli. Beautiful Prayer. The key to the mission problem is the tors were in Montreal during the COll- to one v'ew of It" that the body of man Public Worship, recently announced sumption of those who have been in­ ch vention. The capacity of the hotels developed flom that of a. lower that the commission appointed to con­ Relief Station Closed. The memorial service was conducted work of the clergy, declared Msgr. Mc­ ha~ timate with him that he will be disposed Ie, under Anglican auspices, but was ar­ Glinchey, of Boston, one of the speak­ was over-taxed and hundreds were ~llIma~ and that .the soul was lI1fused sider the status of the Catholic church to make the most of those facilities all of the Papal Relief ranged specially for occasion, and its ers. The faith ful must be instructed compelled to occupy their parked Pull- ~nto hlln after thIS developl!lent. Tbere in Jugosla\·ia had adopted the follow- which are available to the Government, 'a­ Russia have returned to spiritual meanings were strikingly beau­ he said. Their energies must be mar­ man cars. ' S . some ~oubt as to the r!ght to hold ing statement of policy and recommen- rather than to create new ones or to x­ having completed the work tiful. Particularly so was tbe special shalled and missionary vocation must be (Continued on page 2) thI S, ,PartJcular t~eory. It IS absolutely elations : extend tbe field of Federal Governmen­ he them, They are Fathers prayer composed for occasion, which nurtured, encouraged and trained, but foro,dden to believe that the soul of Admit Need of Agreement. tal activities. Having been Governor ed Vergara. read as follows: it is the young people who are hope of man ,s the result . of an evolutionary on ly with their return, it process. A Catholic can not believe "After the amalgamation of the of the Commonwealth of Massachu­ "0 God, in Whose embrace all crea­ missions. there have been any gradations to the parts of tbe State, and, especially, after setts, be is in a po sition ·to know some­ le­ that a rei ief station at tures Live, we beseech Thee for him "Thank God," he said, "that we now to is no longer needed and HOLY SEPULCHRE SOtll. the publication of the Constitution the thing of the balance that sbould be whose every need Thol,l knowest. have the Catholic Students Mission III closed. The district which it position of our State with regard to preserved between State and National Vouch sa fe him light and rest, peace and Crusade, and the future of Catholic What Catholics Do Believe. the Catholic Church ought to bave activities. is, served is now being served refreshment, joy and consolation in tile mi ssion endeavor in the United States Visited By Globe-Girdling Missionary, station at Rostov. "If you come to the practical fact of been regulated in accordance with tbe \Vhatever he does, he will have the au ample folds of Thy great love, through is in its hands." what Catholic scientists- do believe, they Constitution. But, as such regulation aid of the officials of the f ormer 8dmin­ he Bernadette Soubirous. Present Church Built By Jesus Christ, Our Lord." Prominent Speakers. practically all consider that evolutiOli- is not as simple as it looks at first sight, istration, so b r as he may require it; u­ meeting of the Sacred ists have failed to prove the case. the Minister of Foreign Affairs ap­ lor there is no doubt that those men of Edinburgh Memorial Services. Speakers wbo address'ed tbe various the Crusaders. of Rites was held dur­ Many Americans traveling in Scot­ Some, perhaps, believe in the evolution pointed, as early as last year, a special of many minds who have a voice in all week to approve evidence session of the convention included Msgr. of lower forms. As far as I know, no . commission charged with the deter­ government, taking a lesson from the ns land were present at the memorial ser­ J. F. Noll, editor of 01l'r S!!nday Visi­ virtue of Bernadette Soubir­ vices in St. Giles Catbedral, Edin­ Interesting Letter About Holy Places and Catholic believes that the body of man l11ination of the question of whether it sad fate 'which befell President Hardr n­ whose beatification is being sought. to!' ; Rev. Dr. Michael Mathis, C.S.c.; was developed from that of an ape or would be more desirable to solve the burgh. The City Council and Senate of Washington; Bishop Forbes, from Shrines. ing, are more disposed than ever to he Pope himself attended the meeting. of Edinburgh University attended in other lower form." problem by means of State legislation take cognizance of the enormous re­ n­ Uganda, Africa; Msgr. Stadelman, of It was found that the Jesuit teachers or, by agreement with the Holy See. Schrembs Hour with Pope. full state. The preaclJ.er declared that Pittsburgh; Msgr. McGuiness, of Chi­ By REV. MICH AEL MATHIS, C. S. C. sponsibilities under which a President ItS Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of President Harding, with Pope Pius XI had rather mixed feelings toward the . The commission appointed a special labors, and to accord him .the support us cago ; Dr. Joseph Schmidlin, of Muns­ [N. C. W. C. News Service) campaigns which Bryan is carrying on, sub-committee, which met at Agram in was received in audience by and King George, sbared one of the ter, Germany; Dr. John Aufhauser, of upon which he must lean. 19 ~~ASHINGTON' July 31.­ to induce State Legislatures in. the August, 1922, and came to the conclu­ :al on Tuesday, with great three most conspicuous posts in the the University of Munich; Dr. S. Among the notable shrines of Missionary Spheres of Influence. the audience lasting for one world. ,South to adopt legislation forbidding sion that an agreement between our nt Hwager, S.V.D., of Switzerland;. Rev. the Holy Land is the Church teachers in tax-sup[lorted schools to Government and the Vatican was nec- One of the Cjuestions to be considered Tribute of Archbishop of York. Paul Regan, of the University of Fri­ at the forthcoming meeting of the ne of the Holy Sepulchre. The teach evolution "as truth." essary. Simultaneously, the principal or the conclusion of the audi­ Large congregations, including Amer­ bourg; Dr: Gregory R. Eige, of Switz­ a.ssembly of the Leagu e of Nations, in bishop presented an offering - present church was built by (Continued on page 3) points 'of such an agreement were dis­ nt iqns, were present at the memorial erland; and Rev. V. Elisonda, of Spain. the crusaders over the ruins of St. cussed. September, is, according to report Pence. from his diocese, from Geneva, the establishment of services in bistoric York Cathedral, Helena's structure of the Iourth cen­ Would Name Bishops and Priests. to $50,000. On the follow­ when the Archbishop of York paid high tury. It encloses the Holy Sepulchre "DAY JUNIORATE" "missionary spb !O res of influence" in received a letter from Car­ tribute to the late President, as a man DR. BOYNTON whence the Master rose gloriously on "At the general meeting of the com­ mandated territories, when it is re a . Papal Secretary of who embodied the highest type of mission, held recently in Belgrade, the garded as necessary to the governors to us sing the thanks of His Easter morn; Calvary where the rent First of Its Kind i n America, Will American citizenship. Describes Coolldge As "A Progress­ rocks still testify to the sacred tragedy Be Opened by Franciscans. recommendations of the committee prevent grave incidents "arising f.rom be and imparting the papal bless- All British warships in home waters, ive in His Ideas of Religion." meeting at Agram were accepted in competition among missionaries." ed donors. of the .Cross; the traditional site where on the day of the funeral, dressed ship the Blessed Virgin and St. John wit­ general. One of the most important S])heres of influence have alway [N. W. C. News Servicel Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. H.-A day to FrascaH Con.gress. with flags at half mast, as a sign of C. nessed the crucifixion; and, finally, the juniorate, the first of its kind in this of the ,questiOriSUnder consideration been dangerous to the peace of the Caggliero has been appoint­ mourning and respect.-WATTS. \Vashington, August 13.-President spot in the garden where the Risen country, at which graduates of elemen­ refers to the nomination of bishops. world; and the attempt to construe a "a latere," to represent the Calvin Coolidge was described as " a Lord wa,s recognized by Mary Magda­ tary schools will be trained for the re­ (Continued on page 7) Irandate as an exclusive license to do the Eucharistic Congress at progressive III his ideas of religion", lene when He pronounced her name. ligious life of their Order, will be business in a mandate territory, ha COUNT PLUNKETT FREED yesterday, by Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, .L next week. AFTER FOUR MONTHS IN JAIL I had the privilege of offering up the opened by the Franciscan Brothers, at ORDERS HARDING MEDALLION given rise to some international con Canadian Pilgrims: of Brooklyn, fellow alumnus of Am­ Holv Sacrifice of the Mass at each of St. Francis Monastery, Butler St., this troversies., of no mean proportions herst College, who preached a sermon these,excepting only that of the Cruci­ city. , Bishop Molloy, present head of VVashington, Aug. 11. - Director But to establish a "missionary sphere nt small group of Canadian pilgrims Dublin, Aug. 9.-Count Plunkett, at tbe services which President and be received in audience by the Holy noted Republican leader, who was fixion which the Orthodox Greeks hav~ this diocese, was trained by these Bro­ Scobey, of the mint, today gave orders o[ influence" will probably stir up mor Mrs. Coolidge attended in the First for the production by the Philadelphia complications than lllost of the .othe of on Wednesday.-PucCI. elected a Republican l)eputy from Ros­ Congregational Church. appropriated for themselves. thers and, for that reason, the term "Brooklyn Boy" is applied to him, al­ Mint of a bronze medallion of Presi­ troublesome questions the League ha 19 common, today was released f rom the Dr. Boynton expressed his belief that Latin, Greek, Armenian, Cop t . ar military internment camp .at County though he is not a native of this State. dent Harding. to consider. SUFFERING FROM the new chief executive will have no The Holy Sepulchre itself is admin­ The medallions will carryon one side to Kildare. difficulty in reconciling religion and evo­ The course of study will resemble (Continued on page 4) VERY INTENSE HEAT H e was arrested last April, when on istered by Catholics and schismatic the face of the latc Chief Executive, 1n lution. Greeks, Armenians, and Copts. The that of the "Little Semiries" through­ LS. tbe way, with Miss Mary McSwiney, out the country, which is proving in bas relief, and on the reverse side, Aug. 13.- The heat which has In his sermon, the preacher decried superstructure enclosing the Holy Sep­ will be the dates of his birth, inaugura- 1b to the funeral of Liam Lynch at Clon­ ease and luxury as tending to the deter­ successful. Cathedral Colege, founded SEPTUAGENARIAN PRIEST in Italy for the last .few days mel. No other releases were reported. ulchre rises up over the tomb in three tion and death. They wi-ll be sold to ' DIES; 54 YEARS IN' MINISTRY :Jf sign of abating. One hundred ioration of character. The keystone of circular stories which terminate in a at Madison Ave. and Fifity-first St., in worthy living, he declared, is "sacrifice New York, by the late Cardinal Far­ the public at $1.52 each. degrees was registered in some dome. The Greeks occupy the higbest Elmira, N. Y., Aug. 9.- Rev. Michae ht today, and deaths due to the heat :E:RANCE HONORS MEMORY OF for the good of the community." story; the Catholics and Armenians, ley, is one of these seminaries, and is )n Thrift and constancy of purpose were used to train young men before they ALABAMA SCHOOL BILL H. Dunn, seventy-eight, died here yes reported from Florence, Milan QUEBEC'S FIRST BISHOP the second, and the Copts, the third. tcrday. In his fifty-four years as a et I lauded by Dr. Boynton, who intimated cnter the archdiocesan seminary, at KILLED IN COMMITTEE ill Here the guardians of each rite live priest he served 111 Wilkes-Barre and Paris, Aug. 11.-Ceremonies com­ that they were qualities that the nation and watch; and from here they con­ Dunwoodie. memorating the consecration of Msgr. might expect from its new leader. M,obile, Ala., Aug. 13.-Tbe bill in­ vicinity, as well as in other parishes in duct their sacred offices. The Latins Pennsylvania: and southern New York. as Francois de Laval de Montmorency, as troduced into the Alabama Legislature m begin the Divine Office at midnight. At FORMER CATHOLIC COLLEGE by State Senator Shorter C. Hudgens, , Wis., Aug. 13 .-Sisters first bishop of Quebec and New France, the termina'tion of one hour, the Arme­ ed wel'e held today in the Church of St. IN BUILDING A CHURCH BECOMES BIBLE SCHOOL with a view to wiping out all parochial, . eodora and M. Gerardis A RICH MAN ROBS PARISH nians sing the office and celebrate the F ASCISTI JAILED FOR the golden jubilee of their Germain des Pres by Msgr. Baudrillart, Mass of their rite at the Holy Sepul­ private and denominational schools of a­ vicar-general of Paris, assisted by Old files of THE CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH Alabama, has been killed by the Com­ MISTREATING PRIEST the Sisters of St. Francis at Denver, Colo., Aug. 14.-"When a chre. This requires two hours. Then ld Convent last Sunday. On Msgr. Beaupin, honorary chaplain ' of record many instances of Protestant mittee on Education, to which it was rich man builds a church he robs the follow the Greeks with the services of churches becoming Catholic places of [N. C. w. C. News Service) ge thirteen Sisters celebrated Quebec, and Abbe Perrier, of Montreal. their rite for two hours, at the termina­ referred after its first rcading in the The ceremony was concluded by parish," said Bishop Tihen at the cere­ worship, but no instance of a Catholic Senate. Immediately that its introduc­ Rome, Aug. 7.-News has' been re jubilee, twenty-seven re­ mony of laying the corner-stone for the tion of which the Latins return to the ceived here that ten members of the habit and nine were pro- M sgr. Baudrillart blessing the monu­ institution falling into the hands of tion was announced, the bill was vigor­ new $500,000 Dominican church. The Holy Sepulchre for Mass. It is during Protestants. Such an incident may now Fascisti, who administered noxious po ment to Bishop Laval, who died in 17Qi8. this period that priests of · tbe Latin ously protested by representatives of bishop explained that he does not rob be recorded in the passing of the old many pt'ivate and denominational tions to Rev. Mariano Valentino, the the parish of wealth, but he deprives rite are allowed to celebrate the Holy St. Joseph ,College building in West pa.rish priest of StraLlcon, have been COLORADO GETS NEW Sacrifice at the shrine. schools. Influential members of both others of the privilege of investing Eighth Street. The building, which the Senate and the House expressed sentenced to terms ranging from thirty ·v. SPANISH ORDER money to the best use that it can be put Calvary, had been vacant since the Fathers of themselve~ as being opposed to it. months to three years. n­ in the world. Calvary is reached by a steep flight the Congregation of the Holy Cross n­ Fla., Aug. 14.-Fi;e . Del Norte. Colo., Aug. 14.-Revs. of stairs between thirty and fi fty feet discontinued the college, will be used TO AID AFRICAN MISSIONS INSULIN FREE. ne in twelve years is the Joseph Ruenza, S. F., and Ramon AI­ NEW JESUIT CHURCH. from the level of the Holy Sepulchre by the administrators of the Sidney S. lis of Jacksonville. Each timiris, S. F., have taken charge of the and perhaps twenty-five yards distant. Clarke Fund, a bequest for the found­ parishes here has built a new Catholic Church here, succeeding the St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 14.-Miss Marie Toronto, Aug. 8.-Persons in On­ Denver, Colo., Aug. 14.-Bishop There are, of course, many other in­ ing of a Bible School. Various de­ Louise Garesche, American director of tario suffering from diabetes, and un­ ri~ or has one under construction Jesuit Fathers. The change marks the Tihen will lay the corner-stone for the teresting shrines in the church, which nominations will be represented in the s, time. Eight priests now attend entry into the Denver Diocese of a new the Sodality of St. Peter Claver, de­ able to pay for insulin, will be provided St. Ignatius of Loyola Church, which the limits of this article precludes men- management .of the school, and there parted last week on a tour of Eastern with the remedy free of charge by the ar I welfare of Jacksonville Order, the Sons of the Holy Family. will be in charge of the Jesuits, on Sun­ tioning. . will be a three-year course in Bible n The priests are natiyes of Spain. cities and of Canada in the interests of Ontario Government, Provincial Health day, August 26. (Continued on page 6) teaching. the African missions. Minister Godfrey announced today, b-