The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-27
NEW WORLD ITEMS

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will make it n of the largest and
most modern institutions for the care
of the sick in that section OF Ne"
York City.
Z. Catholic Knights.-Catholic knlghts
of Illinois. an organization which helo
it's goth general convention IN helle-
willie several weeks ago, voted "
change its name to the Catholic
Eriohts and Ladies of Illinois. Ihls
oction was taken following the presen'
tation of a petition from seVerai huh'
drod women members asking for rec
oonition in the distinctive name. One
third of the members are women.
Novel Pastoral Work.-On Sunday
evening. November I, Rev. Father
Rrvne of st. Francis de Sales Church,
Hazel Green. Wis, inaugurated a form
of pastoral work hitherto untried IN
his community. He has rented the
town hall for two nights a week-Sat-
urdav and S~unday-fOr the purpose OF
Giving lectures to Catholics n non
Catholics.
Dauohters Of IsabeIIa.-The Daugh-
ters of Isabella have adopted the
ornhan bows at St. Marv's Home, Bea-
Iort0n. OREGON, as the benetc1arles OF
their Chri@tmas charity work for THIS
and ensuing years. Last Christina
much needed gymnasium and play ap-
naratus were given the little elbows
and this year it is hoped hat much
more substantial assistance will be
given. Each member has pledged her
sUpDOrt to the worthy cause.
Pioneers Burned to Death.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Hauck, SO and 81 years OLD,
RESPECTIVELY. pioneer residents, were
bnrned to death in their beds when
fire destroyed their home at Arcadla
Wis. November 13. The fire, believed
70 have been caused by the explosion
of a lamp, was not discovered until II
had gained great Roadway. me Dooy
of Mrs. Hauck was recovered shortly
AItPT the Id HES Z Ao'>N,
body of Mr.. Hauck was not removed
until two hours later. The aged cou'
n1a are survived bv four o n AND
three DAUGHTERS. Three of the sons
are priests.
New Church Consecrated.-A new
pdifce to replace the historical OLD
Church of st. John the Baptist al
Edward, La, which was destroyed by
fire in 1918. was sOlemnly consecrated
by His Grace, the Most Rev. j.. w
Shaw. The structure, which is in the
Roman Renaissance style. is n of the
finest of it's type in the United States
and has been erected free of debt.
St. Louis u. Professor.-Dr. w. T
Coughlin, professor in the medical
department of St. Louis, Mo-, Univer
eitv, has been chosen as one of the
Judges for the Nobel Prize award. He
served in France during the war ant
is known for his work in plastic sur
gerry. The Nobel Prize is awarded
yearly bv the estate of the late Pro
lessor Nobel of Sweden to the one
whom the Judges consider has accom-
plished the greatest good during the
year for the cause of humanity. DIR
Coughlin's appointment is to the phys
iological and medical section.
Parish House Dynamited.-The par
ish house of Holy Trinity Czecho-Sla'
Catholic Church at Struthers, Ohlo
was dynamited early November IL
g. the porch being blown off. No on
was injured. The house is occupied
by Rev. John Frena, recently IN
stalled priest, against whose appoint
ment a protest was made by member
of the church who for a time main
tanned an armed guard to prevent hi
taking possession. Protesting churcl
members declared the former incum
bent, Rev. Joseph Zalihera, was re
moved because he urged autonomy TO
the Slovaks and that Father Fren;
was installed because he favored TIT
CZecho-Slovakian union. Officials o
the church organization denied any pc
litical motive in the removal and ap
pointment.
Gift from Legion.-According tt
current report, the st. Louis Branch
of the American Legion has revived
the movement to provide a testimonial
gift to Rev. Thomas d. Kennedy, re
Gently elected state chaplain Of thu
Legion, and formerly chaplain of thu
13Sth (St. Louis) Infantry from it,
mobilization until its arrival il
France. when he became senior chap
lain of the Thirty-ffth Division, o
which the 13Sth was a unit. A simila
movement begun after the return o
the regiment was halted by Fathe
Kennedy. The plan now under consid
Grafton is that the testimonial shall
be q fund sufficient to construct thu
church, parish school and communit.
center which Most Rev. Archbishop
Glennon has commissioned Fathe,
Kennedy to establish in the ~recentl,
opened northwestern industrial subdi
vision known as Durant Park, wher,
a site of the church, at Queens ant
Theckla avenues, has already been &C
quired.