The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-08
NEW WORLD ITEMS

New Vicar GeneraI.-Very Rev. d.
A. Brady, a native of Fall River, Mass,
has been elevated to the important
office of Vicar General of the Diocese
of Mobile.
First Hospital.-The first hospital of
the Lafayette Franciscan community
in New Mexico has just been dedicated
at Gallup. 1t is to be known as st.
Mary's Hospital.
Catholic convention.-The annual
Conference of the Catholic Charities
of st. Louis, last week, was
by over 1000 people. Archbishop
Glennon closed its proceedings with
an address.
Father Dodd Appointed.-The Vim
centians have contributed announcer
chaplain to the United States army
in the person of Rev. Francis J. Dodd,
C. NJ. Father Dodd taught at Niagara
University four years.
Benevolent Legion.-The t~hirty-sev-
enth annual convention of the Su-
preme Council of the Catholic Benevo-
lent Legion was held in Brooklyn on
NAV IA. The biennial convention of
the New York State Council is SEIZED
uled for assembly in Syracuse on July
16.
Oldest Alumna.-The oldest alumna
of Bethlehem Academy, Diocese OF
Louisville, and unqu~estionably the
oldest alumna of any Catholic inst1-
tuition in the United States, is Mrs.
Wise, who, resident of Hardin county,
KY, is now 102 years old.
500 Catholic enthusiastically
the 500 students of the medical and
dental departments of st. Louis Uni
versity, st. Louis, Mo-, were sworn
into the government service to be
called as soon as they shall have been
graduated.
Polish Mission.-A Polish military
mission to the United States was wei
coined in st. Louis on Sunday, May II
They assisted at a High Mass in the
Cathedral and Archbishop Glennon
preached the The ancient
flag of Poland floated from the city
hall.
Twenty-Five Ordained.-On SATURDAY.
morning twenty secular priests ant
A--o Do-oJso%;no1 fha 1orooCt nnnnhp1
in the ST. Vincent Seminary at Beat
ty, Pa, for many years-were ordain
ed in the Church of st. Vincent Arch
abbey, by Right Reverend Bishop Can
evin of Pittsburgh.
Catholic Press Day.-The class o
1918 of Our Lady of Grace VOcationa
School, Manchester, N. H, will have
Catholic press day" on June Is. /
proposes to have a large exhibit o
the leading magazines and journals o
the country and an interesting pre-
gram of exercises is being mapped out
Examinations of Students.-EXan
nations for the students who hav
completed their full classical cours
and are DESTROYS of studying for tn
archdiocese of Chicago will be he'll
in Cathedral College on Monday morn
ing, June II, at 10 o'clock.
Takes Over HospitaI.-St. Mar
Hospital, conducted at HOboken, n. J
by the Sisters of the Poor of st. Fra1
els, has been entirely taken over b
the United States government, and
is now under the control of the wa
department. st. Mary Hospital is on
of the most modern in the country.
Maynooth Alumni.-Cardinal Logu
has received the following cablegra1
from ex-Maynooth students on tn
Mission in the United States: MA,
nooth priests, at annual reunion, unan
mously approve action of Irish Bisl
ops opposing CONSUMPTION until Irelan
has power of self-determination.-
Maynooth Union, Hotel Aston, Ne
York"
A Rest Home.-A very necessar
work has been i~naugurated in GU,
z SlIy Wy IAC 0ls RA1SCHL uS d
Society. 1t is called the Foyer" {
"Chez-nous" (rest home), where tn
young French-Canadian soldiers ma
obtain every necessary comfort. TIL
Jesuit Fathers have placed at the di
posal of the charitable society the ne
essary accommodation at Loyola.
Catholic Hospital Conveniently
third annual convention of the Cat
Ollie Hospital Association will be hel
at Chicago June Is, 10 and 20, in til
hall of ST. Francis Xavier's Academ,
1928 Cottage Grove Avenue. The SUI
ject will be "The Standardization
Hospitals and the Hospitals Work
Relation to the Present World War
Papers will be read and discussed b
some of the leading hospital author
ties of the country.
DR.. caVanaugh.-Reyerend DR.. Jon
C~avanaugh, C. S. c., president
Notre Dame University, has accepte