Evening star., 1926-10-10
CATHOLIC i. GIVEN
NEW CONSTITUTION
Proclamation Putting 1t Into
Effect Soon to Be Issued.
General Notes.

Provisions of the new constitution
Of Catholic University, copy Of which
was placed in the hands of every off,
cial professor and instructor. will be
explained at meeting called by Arch.
bishop Curiev. chancellor of the uni
versi;y to take place next week. at
which time a proclamation issued put
ting it into effect.
Prof. Thomas !. Macavanaugh has
been appointed to conduct a survey
Of employment bureaus in the larger
universities in the country for the
purpose of improving methods now In
vogue at the Catholic University. a
systematic and determined effort will
be made to place every graduate in a
position where hA may do credit to his
own abilities and to his alma mater,
Business orga nizations in need of
trained men will be acquainted with
the scope Of the work conducted at
the university. and positions will also
be found for young men who are
anxious to earn their Way through
the university.
Il. Of E. Gradutes Horored.
DR.. J. Nelson Rice is engaged in pre-.
parine 8 biography of all knikhts of
from the university. An eXha ustiNe 6
quest tionnaire has been sent out aud
the returns have been Surprising. 1t
will soon he published.
The Tower. a student publication Of
the university. made its first appear
ance Wednesday, It's size and scope
has been considerably enlarged. The
board Of managers is imposed OF:
John J. DAILY. editorin chief: John j.
Mnng. managing editor Roland Rut-
ledge. sporting editor: James X.
Cronin. business mana ger; Robert G..
Lcgat. advertising manager, and L. M
Re;ng. circulation ma anager.
The United States Marine Corps foot
bah team was the guest of the Catholic
University Athletic Association last Sat
ur1ay when they play the representa-
tives Of King College at Catholic Uni
yersitv stadium. The game was very
we'll attended and tho Marines easily
won by a score of - to :. The Marines
will nlav again in Catholic University
Stadium November 20, when they
tackle the champion Army team IN
the President Cup game. ON that
occa sion il is expected the President
and Mrs. Coolidge will attend.
DR.. Guilday's New Book Issued.
Kew. Ut. fPltI Ihilt1N f'hCANAfA0DN
of church history. has issued new
hook entitled "Church Historians" II
fnrl,ldos papers on Eusebius. Orosius,
:; Redo the Venerable. Orderious VI
tails. Las Casas. Baronius, Bollandus,
Nuratori. Moehler. LinGard. Hersen'
roether. Jansen. Denifie and Ludwlg
Won Pastor. and they form critical
riopraphv of eminent Catholic MIS-
torians from Eusebius. in the fourth
century. TO Won Pastor. who is sun
living The paper on Eusebius was
contributed by DR.. Roy j. Deferari,
Nuratori. by Right Rev. Thomas j,
Shahan. o. o.: Lingard, by Rev. Ed
win !. Ryan. s. T. D.. and that on
Denifie BY Rev. Bonlface Stratmeef'
O. P. all of the catholic University.
Rev. DR.. William J. i'es Long
chan,Ds., professor Of music. held
,noetinr of the University Scho'a
r,ontor,m last Tuesday evening IN
HIcAIahon Hall 1t is composed ot
university students. lay and cierlcai i.
and of prominent singers, men ana
,,oTnen from the city. including most
or the choir Of ST. Patrick thurch
and several members of the Dawson
C.lne t.,uH. 4 very extensive proSrall
So. tno vear was arranged. and vii
i,r,,da The works Of PaleStrlna. prob.
..h,,- the greatest composer ol an
,;r,o Niadona Nittoria, Won Iiasler.
rranclt and Perosi.
Cardinal Hop Announced.
The first social event of the season
-;i, ha The cardinal hop, which will
.al.e ,,lacp on October u. On account
90 ,ha large crowd that is expected
~ o,,end due to the large increa Sc
!, reeistra1;on. the facilities of the
Wa " shjngton Hotel have been engaged
fo,, tho occasion the main ballroom
,be nan of nations, to he used tor