The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-06-05
NEW WORLD ITEMS

fit of the new school, IN lrlnldau
Colo This money came unsolicited
and was a great surprise lnasmuch as
the order is not Catholic society.
Five Hundred Dollar Offer for Novel.
For the best novel written in french
the St. John Baptiste Society offers
$500 states a Montreal dispatch. The
contestants must be born in Canada
and the work must be presented be-
fore 1921.
A Noted Convert.-Dr. Horatio Rob
inson Storer. the noted gynecoloSlst'
is now Harvard's oldest living gradu-
ate. DR.. Storer was graduated there
in 1850. He is a convert to the Church
and a nephew of the late Judge Bell
amy Storer, of Cincinnati
Catholic Knights Home at De Pere'
The members of Branch NO. 49,
Catholic knights of Wisconsin, OF De
Pere. decided to organize stock COM
many TO finance the building OF par
ish hall and club house. This nome
will be located centrally between 81.
Marv's and St Francis Churches.
Social Week in Province of Quebec.
The Catholics of the province OF
Quebec. will hold Social Week at
Montreal from June y to %. Arch
bishop BrucheSi heads the movement
Father Peter Chan PEEK Tok.-
The Rev. Chan PEEK TOk, one OF the
first Chinese Catholic priests to come
to America. visited Chinatown OF New
York recently to bid farewell to his
friends before embarking on a lO'O0o-
mile tourney to his home in Sen lul,
Canton province, China.
Jubilee Pageant.-Thirty thousand
narOchial school children will take
part in pageant and parade in connec'
ton with the celebration Of the dla
mond Jubilee of the Archdiocese OF
CHICAGO. The jubilee will be cele
brated throughout Illinois on June 8
9 and 10.
New School in South Brewer, Maine
-Throuch the generosity of Louis J
NIuttv of MelrOse. St. Teresa's parish
South Brewer, Me, is to have hand
some school building of modern type
a memorial to his father, the late
John Mutty, who was prominent anc
lifelong resident of Brewer. The
building is expected to be ready in the
summer of 1921. 1t will cost about
100000.
Priest on Scholarship Board
Rev William T. McNally, rector o
the Catholic high school of Philadel
phia, has been appointed by Mayor
Moore as member of the advisory
board to award city scholarships tt
the University of Pennsylvania.
Japanese Day Nursery. - Father
Albert Breton, we'll known mis-
sionary among the Japanese, made
arrangements for the opening of the
Japanese LAY A>ul anu I>iidSA = ''i
ten on May 80 in Seattle. This cit!
is enthusiastic over the new projec
and assisted in an active manner.
Retreat For Doctors In West
The first doctors retreat ever given ii
the west, was begun at st. Ignatius
Chapel, San Francisco, May Is, by thu
Rev J. H. O'Rourke, S. J. of New
York, a famous writer 1t ended OF
May %. This retreat will become
regular event.
$4,000 To Be Given University
The first proposal of the Ontario
Legislature was to present $4,000
in recognition of similar gift man,
years ago on the part of Quebec whel
Toronto University was rebuilding.
was thought on further consideration
that the gift proposed should b.
doubled. The amount granted Quebe
will consequently be $4,000.
Venerable Claret At San Antonio.-
Very Rev. Domingo Zaldivar, pre-
vincial of the Missionary Sons of thu
Immaculate Heart of Mary, has arriV
ed at his headquarters in San An
tonic, Texas. He came from Cuba
where he visited communities of tn
missionaries at Santiago and Palm;
Soriano. Father Zaldivar brought rel
les Of Venerable Claret, the founde
of the congregation. The relics ma,
hasten the cause of the qualification
of Venerable Claret
New ParochiaI School Dedicated
A handsome new parish school ant
hall has been dedicated in Weimar
Texas, by the Rt. Rev. Arthur j. Dros
saertS, d. D., Bishop of San Antonio
The building is large two-story bricl
ters of the Incarnate Word as a pa
rochal school. ST. Michael's Schoo
and Church is under the direction 0
the Very Rev. Dean Joseph Szyman
ski
x. of c. School, for Sodiers.-
A special school to train forme
soldiers in more than a score of class
es is to be opened at ST.. Xavier Col
lege, Cincinnati, this summer Til,
courses, which are to be given unde
the auspices of the Knights of Colum
bus, will include auto mechanics, rec
nouized trades cOIrSeS hook eeninp