South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-21
MANY EDITORS
WILL MEET At
UNIVERSITY HERE
National Catholic War Council
Convention Tuesday, Wed
neSday and Thursday.

Fifty Of the foremost editors. So
,iogists n political economists in
1 e Catholic Church of America viii
assemble at the University of Notro
Dane Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday at a meeting OF the Ma
tional Catholic War Council. an or
ganization which began IT'S activities
during the war at the suggestion of
Pres't Wilson.
The 1T Rev Patrick j. Hayes.
archbishop Of New York. is expected
TO arrive at M university Monday.
and the executive sessions of ,he
council VIII begin Immediately.
With the archbishop on the execu-
tive committee are the 1T Rev.
Peter j. MUldoon OF Rockford, the
TT Rev. Joseph a. SchIembs. bishop
OF Toledo; the Rt. Rev. John Glass.
bishop OF Salt Lake City. and the
Rt Rev. William Russell. bishop of
Charleston. s G..
To Discuss Work.
~ a AA afnoANfAA rAt| members ID
ne council will discuss the work OF
the organization during the war and
viii act upon the reconstruction pro-
gram issued by the executive COM
mittee early in January. The pro-
gram when issued was received 10y
congress and Immediately incorpor-
ated in the congressional records.
Noted economists and soCioIogists
the country over adopted the econ
mendatiOns n the administration
in Washington favorably accepted "A
large number Of the pronounce
ments.
The social reconstruction program
as drafted by the administrative
committee of the National Catholic
War Council included the following
topics: L. 5. Employment Service.
Woman War Workers. National War
Labor Board, Present Wages Should
Ice Sustained. Housing for Working
Classes, Reduction of the Cost OF
Living. Legal Minimum Wages. So
Cial Insurance. Labor Participation
in Industrial Management. Vocation
al Training. Child Labor. Ultimate
and Fundamental Reform. Main De-
feet of Present System. Cooperation
and Co%partnership. Increased In
comes for Labor. Abolition and Con
troll of Monopolies.
May Advocate Reforms.
Numerous economic and sociolog-
iCal questions will also come up for
discussion before the council, and it
is expected that a program of social
reforms viii be advocated The Rev.
DIT. John Ryan. dean of the econo-
mic department OF the Catholic uni
versity in Washington, is scheduled
to address one OF the meetings.
Prominent among the clergymen
who will attend the meetings are.
The Rev. DIT. John Ryan OF the
Catholic university. author of Dis
tributive Justice "A Living Wage,
joint author of a public debate. $50
cialism. Promise or Menace" the
Rev. John O'Grady of the Catholic
university. the Rev. r. Siedenburg.
S. J.. OF Chicago; the Rev. William
J. kerby of the sociological depart
ment Of the Catholic university. the
Rev. John c.. McGinn. dean of the
sociological department at Notre
Dame. the Rev. William A. Bolger.
dean of the economies department
at Notre Dame, the Rev. G.. Is. Mou-
lhsier. ) j.. dean of the economies
department az Marquette university.
Milwaukee. Wis the Rev. Francis
e. Kelley. founder OF the Catholic
Church Extension society and editor
of the Extension Magazine Prof.
j. r. Haferty of Columbus. o.. the
Rev. L. J.. O'Callaghan of the Paul
lists house of studies. Washington:
the Rev. William II. Ketcham, di-
rector Of the Catholic Indian mis-
sicns. the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John r..
Burke. editor of the catholic
World. the Rev. Louis Il Pastor
ELI. 5 J.. director of the Catholic
missions in the United States. the
Very Rev. j.. a. Bursmer of Techny.
Ills the Very Rev. James A Walsh.
director of the Catholic Foreign Lis-
sion society: the Rev. Joseph T..
Donovan OF St Louis. the Rev. Ed
ward J. Mccarthy OF Omaha. Neb..
the Rev. Richard II. Tierney : j..
editor OF America" Fred keukeI.
X. 5. c.. OF st. Louis. the Rev. John
Knoll. editor Of our Sunday Nisi-
tor the Rev John Burke. G. s. r..
Washington. ID. C, Nicholas Conner.
Dubuque. Ia the Rev. Daniel Hud-
son. editor Of Ave Maria. the Rt
Rev. Valentine Kohlbeck, o. S b. Of
Chicago. and the Very Rev. Francis
Gordon. C. r. superior of the Res
urrecuonists e aggregation IN Amer
lea.