Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-29
OFFICIAL LIST PUBLISHED
TWENTY TWO SEATS OF SACRED
COLLEGE ARE LEFT UNFILLED
THROUGH DEATHS.
FRANCE IS GIVEN PLACES
Selection Causes Comment Owing 10
Recognition Received By United
States-tarlcy Assisted.

ROME, oct. 2S.-The pope will ere.
ate large number of cardinals at
the consistory to be held November
eth. The Most Rev John NJ Farley.
archbishop Of New York, and the Most
Rev. william NJ O'Connell, arch
bishop of Boston, are among those
who viii receive the red hat
The full list of prelates whose ele-
yatlon to the cardinalate, as official
ly announced is;
Monsignor $. N. Cos Y. Macho,
archchblshop, of Valladolid.
Monslgnor Diomed Falconer, post
ellate delegate at Washington.
Monsignor j. Granite Di Belmonte
Pignatelll, ex-papal nunco at Vienna.
The Most Rev. John NJ. Farley,
archbishop. of New York
The Most Rev. Francis Bourne,
archbishop, of Westminster
The Most Rev Francis S. Bauer
archbishop, of OImuetz
Monsignor La Annette, archbishop,
Of Paris.
The Most Rev william II. O'Con-
nell. arch bishop. Of Boston
Monslgnor +. V. Dubillard. arch
bishop, of Chambery
The Most Rev. Franz X Nagel,
archbishop, of Vienna
Monslgnor De Cabriers, bishop, OF
Montpelier, France.
] Monslgnor Bizeeti. pa pal major
domo.
Monsignor Lugari, assecsor of the
holy office,
Monsignor Pompelli. secretary OF
the congregation council.
Monsignor Billot Of the Jesuit order.
Monslgnor Van Rossuma, redemp-
/ tlonist
Recognition for America
Many vacancies have occurred In the
sacred college by death. and now
there are twenty-five OF the seventy
seats untitled.
The selection of the new cardinals
is the subject OF interesting comment.
owing chiefly to the recognition the
United States has received That
country has been granted three red
hats. which will become akin to the
right.
| -Four u. y. ITtidt'o.
Monsignor Falconer is an American
citizen. and with Cardinal Gibbons
and Archbishops Farley and oCon-
nell, will bring the number of Ameri-
can prelates up to four.
II is stated that soon the American
cardinals will be further increased so
as to give the west representative In
the senate of the church.
For the first time since the rupture
with France, cardinals have been Sc
lected from that country. Portugal
on the other hand, has not been rec
oenized, Monsignor Bell Of Lisbon
/ having failed to receive the red hat.
II is remarked that only five Italians
/ have been chosen, but 1t Is believed
that before the consistory ls held two
or three more will be added to the
/ list
/ Farley tru o. Ireland.
| Archbishop Farley was born IN
I Newton. Hamilton county Ireland
/ April 90. 1912. He came to New
york eighteen years ago and studied
in Fordham university and later in
Rome He was ordained to the priest-
hood In Rome In 1871, and soon AFTER
ward was made assistant at St Peters
New Brighton, Staten Island.
He became secretary to Cardlnai
McClocky in 1872 and chamberlain
to the pope in 1888. After this he was
successfully pastor in St GabrieFs
church in this city vicar general In
1877. auxiliary bishop In 1895, and
archbishop in 1902. lie was assistant
at the pontfcal throne In 1904.
Archbishop Farley is author OF the
Catholic Encyclopedia and monthly
nublications. including the Cathedro-