The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921. 11 cent, committed by German citizens i$ at the behest of their war-cragzed HONOR GIBBONS’S MEMORY. military leaders. America has not forgotten the tales of incredible hor-| Maes for Repose of Ca ror Infilcted upon Belgium, which Celebrated in Rome. our Minister to Belgium, Brand " Whitlock, has so graphically re-| ROME, April §.—Mas# for the repose! Romi of the soul of the late Cardinal Gib- SCHOOLS HEAD HITS VON MACH FOR HS his family; Francis B. lated. “The exploitation by those who do|bons, Archbishop of Baltimore, was cel- Set not possess the confidence of the pub-| brated yesterday in his titular Chureh cl J demna- CL ey American College here, acting as Mer. | * ‘America is not to be made a poly-|Cerrett!'s assistant. ‘The Sistine Choir, « lot boarding house for money hunt-| directed by Mgr. Rella, sang the mass Superintendent Upholds Read-| # if ers of twenty different nationalities|of Abbe Perost. ing of Speech by Pupils; Con- demns “Horror” Meeting. BL PASO, Tex. try for this country only as farmyard beasts change one feeding trough for another, America is a Nation, No men has any right here ahd no man William L. Ettinger, Superinten:| j¢.4 jc be Gibbons | ‘The church was magnificently fung| places within thirty days. centre a catafalque surrounded by mas- | cialis of the Papal Court, the diplomatic repredentatives accredited to the Vatl- can, high prelates, Robert Underwood a's Soul | Johnson, the American Ambasaador, and Keene, the American Consul General, and many members of the American colony in e Cardinals de Lal, Fruehwirth, Ran- i Lega and Gasquet also were t, aa were the students of the raonnel of the n lic of a condition which calls for \m-|o¢ santa Maria, in Trastvére, by Mer. can Ennbasay and Consulate, the rtlal investigation rather than|Corrett, Papal Under. Secretary ot | members of the South American Col- fysterical oratory ‘was an. offense State, Wit der. Oriiern, Roster cr one| Wefsiaite Chillan, Ambassador, and the a Ministers of Nicaragua and Venezuela TO STOP JUAREZ GAMBLING. April 8.—Owners Cardinal Vannutelll,| of a gambling concession tn Juarez who have changed their former coun-| Dean of the Sacred College, gave the| to-day recelyed a telegram from Gov. last absolution in memory of Cardinal|Ignacio Enriquer of Chihuahua, or- dering them to close their gambling The Gov- Uld be permitted to atay here un-( With funeral draperies, having Its/ernor said he was transmitting the nes an American, and give candies, The mass was largely ate order of the Secretary of the Interior dent of Schools of this city, gave out | Nothing else. tended, thowe present including the oM- in Mexice City last night his answer to a letter of |* —_—_—S——== _—— — = — April 6 from Edmund von Mach, di- ener er a= ae ae rector ot tne American Campaign Special Millinery Value—Saturday Against the Horror on the Rhine, and Chairman of the meeting held by that organization on Feb, 28, in which von| Mach protests against the action of| Associate Supt. Meleney in directing that Gen. Pershing’s speech con-| demning such meetings as that over which von Mach had presided be read in the public schools, Supt. | Ettinger upholds his Associate Su- perintendent and recalls some of| the “horrors” committed by the Ger-| mans, | Mr. Fttinger's letter teads in part: “I am in receipt of your letter | f April 6, 1921, isaued from the main | office of the American campaign | Against the horror on the Rhine, | Treading in part as follows: “‘Since Gen. 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