The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-08-05
NEW WORLD ITEMS

bishop Of ST. Louis, Mo-, recently
opened a Catholic Outing Home in the
suburbs of ST. Louis.
Seminary Burses COMMISSIONERS
Ambassador Kerins has given the 81.
Louis Kenrick Seminary two burses
of value $4,000.
Brazilian Delegates Visit. - The
Most Reverend Archbishop AVersa,
Apostolic Delegate to Brazil, arrived
in New York on July II on the Brazil
ian liner Sac Paulo. The Archbishop
came for a conference with Cardlnal
Farley and other dignitaries OF the
Church in this country.
College President Appointed.-Rev
Joseph Barbian has been made presl-
dent of Pho Mono College and Normal
School at st. Francis, Wis, in place
of Rev. ]. NJ. Rasel.
Chaplain on the Border.-The Rev.
F. Coupal, C. NJ, formerly of st. Thorn
as seminary, Denver, Colo, is among
the priests taking spiritual care OF
Catholic soldiers on the Mexican Dor
der
Catholic Actress Dead.-Mrs. Fred
erick Niblo, formerly Miss Josephine
Cohan. died at her home in New York
last week after long illness. Be
fore her marriage a few years ago she
was one of the -Four Cohans," all OF
them Catholics, who earned fame on
the stage.
Peters Pence ColIection.-This
wears Peter Pence collection OF the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia, recent
" taken up, amounted to $47,573.64-
over $4,000 more than last years col
lection. The city churches contrlbut-
ed S36,178.39 of this amount. Five OF
them gave over $1,000 each.
Summer Home For orphans.-The
summer home for children, conducted
nv the Brooklyn Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum at Coney Island, may have to be
given up because of the trouble. that
has been experienced with bathers
who overrun the grounds, leaving the
orphans but little space on which to
play on Saturdays, Sundays and holl-
days.
Gift Added to Red Cross Fund.-The
ten thousand dollar gift presented to
the captain and crew of the German
submarine Deutschland by a New
York banker as a testimonial and ap-
probation of their seamanshlp ana
bravery, was turned over by them to
the German Red Cross fund. This
noble action of the sailors has been
widely and justly commended
Indian Missionary Dead.-The Rev.
Paul Dethoor, one of the most widely
known Jesuit missionaries in the Pacf
fic Northwest and for several years
assistant rector of the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception, Seattle,
Wash, died on July 19 after an i'll
ness of several months, aged Sc. He
was born in Ypres, France, and spent
most Of his life as missionary among
the Indians.
Gift for CoIlege.-The North Amerl-
can College in Rome is the principal
beneficiary under the will of the late
Rev. James F. Crowley, rector OF the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Leonard street, Brooklyn. $4,000 Is
left to the college; $1,000 to the Little
Sisters of the Poor, and $500 each to
st. Mary's and st. Peters Hospitals
in Brooklyn. The residue is left to
brother, Mr. John Crowley, of Cinc1n
natl, Ohio.
C. Y. M. Convention.-The forty
second annual convention of the Cath
Ole Young Mems National Union vii
be held in New York City, August Il
to "a, in connection with the joint
meeting of the Federation of Catholic
Societies, Central Verein, etc.
A Poem Contest.-"The Queens
Work" the Jesuit publication of st
Louis, has set on foot year-long con
test on poetry. The poems submitted
must be directed in praise of the
Blessed Virgin Mary and are not tt
exceed twenty lines in length. The!
will be published as received up tt
April /, 1917.
Polish Alliance Patriotic.-The Pol
ish Falcons Alliance of America hal
placed an army of 10000 trained men
many of whom received their militar!
education in the Russian, German ant
Austrian armies, at the disposal of thu
United States government for servic'
in Mexico. This announcement wa
made by DR.. T. A. Staryzinski, hea'
of the organization in this country.
Canadian Priests Jubilee.-Righ
Reverend Mgr. E. Boyle, parisl
priest of Midtown, N. B., Canada
celebrated the golden jubilee of hi
ordination to the priesthood O
Wednesday, July II. Father Doyl
was born in Youghal, Ireland, and wa
ordained in Dublin on June 20, 1856
the fiftieth anniversary being celebrat
ed later because of engagement
which held the bishop on the actua
anniversary. Bishop LIE Blanc of S.
John attended the celebration wit
aI1or fbirfxy borc Of tho