The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-05-10
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1925, 900. 1t has been secured for
the Religious of the Sacred Heart
who, anticipating the needs of this
rapidly developing section of the up
per East Side residential quarter, will
establish there one of their converts
and schools for young women.
Restitution to National Treasury
The latest contribution to the con-
science fund in the United States
treasury, 1890, was received recently
from a city on the Pacific coast and
was accompanied by letter from a
Catholic priest who said that he had
been charged with the restoration of
the money by visitor from the East.
First Newspaper in Latin America.
The first newspaper published in
the western hemisphere was issued
in Lima, Peru. The first city in
America to possess a printing press
was the City of Mexico. The printing
press was set up in the town of JUL,
in the heart of the Andes, as early
as the year 1912, several years be-
fore the first press was introduced in
to the United States.
UrsuIine Jubilee in Maine.-
Elaborate preparations are now under
way to make the 25th anniversary OF
the coming of the Ursuline Sisters to
Waterville, Me-, a celebration which
will be held in June, an occasion that
will surpass anything of its kind here
tofore given in that section of the
State.
Polish Jubilee Sunday, May H.
The Polish National Alliance, the
! Polish Patriotic Union and kindred
bodies of the Poles in America will
celebrate, the second Sunday in May
the fiftieth anniversary of the great
Polish uprising in the cause of Polish
independence. In all the centers where
the Polish societies are strong there
will be big celebration of the event
The success of the Slavic neighbors
of Poland in the recent great Balkan
struggle gives inspiration to the par
ticularly enthusiastic celebration o.
this anniversary.
chicago's Catholic Charities.-The
Association of Commerce in Chicago
has been investigating the character
worthiness, and efficiency of every
organized charity, philanthropy, OF
social agency in that city that appeal:
to the public for subscriptions. WheT
the work of an organization is found
good and it's management approvable
card of endorsement is given. Two
facts of great interest to Catholic:
have been brought to light by thi;
investigation. First, that our institu
lions are running at a minimum o.
expense; and second, that one Cath
Ollie institution-St. Mary's Archdio
cesar Training School-easily leads
all others in the businesslike man
agement of it's affairs, in attention tt
the details of its accounts and in the
efficiency of it's direction.
| Relief Association of st. Louis
The St. Louis Citizens Relief Elmer
gency Association, organized two years
ago with Archbishop Glennon as it,
honorary president, has collected near
ly $125,OO0 for the flood sufferers il
Ohio and Indiana.
Priests to Aid city.-Archbishol
Prendergast of Philadelphia, has ad
dressed letter to the pastors of tht
city requesting them to ask the mem
bers of their congregation to cooper
ate with the civil authorities in thei
efforts for the improvement of healtl
and prevention of fire, by the remova
of all waste and rubbish during 'clean
up week." ordered by the city.