The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-01

| Ludden. The institution will cost
about 100000, and the Bishop pledges
himself to give $4,000 TO the fund
| Contributions are also to be made by
the clergy according to their means.
Chaplain Appointed.-Re Plus Nc
Donald, Morell, Prince Edward Island,
Canada, has been appointed honorary
Captain and Chaplain of the 105th
Battalion, now in training at Char
lottetown and other points on the
Island
TO BE Social Center.-vBy Septem-
Der the 100000 st. Louis Cathedral
school building will be completed 1t
will have guild hall, gymnasium,
hand ball courts and other features.
In Catholic material Improvements
st. Louis in recent year has taken
the lead among, our large cities.
| Westward the star of the Church is
| vending. The handsomest Catholic
edifices are now those of the extreme
and middle West of our country.
K. of C. to the Front.-OVer $4,000
is said to have been expended by the
| Knights of Columbus in Pittsburgh,
Pa, in protecting the faith of Cath
Ole children who appear before the
Juvenile court they have saved over
5000 poor children from proselytism
and are maintaining special probation
officers to see that soul-snatchers are
not allowed to trade on the poverty
or ignorance of unfortunate Catholics
History for CentenniaI.-As a part
of the State of Indiana's centennial
celebration students in the Depart
ment of History at Notre Dame Uni
versity, will write a volume of his
torical studies of the state. The work
is being done by the collegiate class
in American history under the direc-
ton of Rev. Matthew Walsh, head of
the Department of History. 1t is al
ready well under way and is expect
ed to be completed for the centennial
celebration this summer
Addition to seminary.-The Society
of the Most Precious Blood (Sanguin.
list Fathers) have let the contract for
the erection of a new addition to the
st. Charles Seminary at Carthagena
Ohio. 1t will require two millions of
brick and the cost completed will ag
gregate fully a quarter of million
dollars.
University Aids Deserving Students
That Notre Dame University aids
deserving students to the extent OF
$65,000.00 year has just been di
: yulged for the first time by the build
ing committee of the Notre Dame
Alumni Association. The committee
: announces to the University's alumni
that this great sum will be increased
after the completion of Old Students
Hall, as the income from this pro
posed building will be devoted eX
clusively to helping deserving boys
: Old Students Hall is to be erected
| by the Notre Dame Alumni Associa
ton. 1t will provide rooms for ole
! students visiting their alma mater
and will accommodate $50 students
It's erection will cost $125, 100000
1 Catholic Summer School. - Rev
}, Ralph Hunt, diocesan superintendent
D of schools, San Francisco, CAL, lef
S last week for Washington, D. c.
e where he will consult with the pro
fessors of the Catholic University il
regard to establishing a Summe
: School in San Francisco for the Cath
i Ollie teachers Of the parochial schools
: Poles Submit to Bishop.-Convince
) that Bishop Hoban of Scranton, Pa
l. was right and they had acted foolish
$ ly under the leadership of a few hot
e heads, the congregation of the Polis1
Catholic Church at Dupont, Pa, sen
a delegation to the Bishop last wee
asking for forgiveness and that Rev
Marcus Kurkowski, the pastor WHOM
+ part of the congregation had decline
= to accept, be once more sent to tn
church.
Priest Appointed chapIain.-Fo
the first time in the history of tn
Coast Artillery Corps of the Nationa
g Guard of California, a chaplain is t
be assigned to the provisional reg
- ment stationed in that city, in tn
: person of Rev. Joseph P. McQuaide
pastor of the Sacred Heart Church
The commission was delivered to hin
: on March TO- Father McQuaide wa
the chaplain of the Eighth Arm
Corps in the Philippines from tn
early part of 1899 until the latter par
= of 1900, where he did heroic work o.
= behalf of the soldiers. From 1902 IN
: til 1907 he was chaplain of the FRS
Infantry, National Guard of California
He is an enthusiastic worker for tn
: National Guard.