The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-03
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Drlat6 name, Sluce II Suo"o |io Pho~>
10 be under Our Lady's patronage, -,
Catholic Home for Working Girls. has
been opened in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
II has a cafeteria as we'll as thorough
" we'll equipped bedrooms, besides
sitting room and library.
$4,000 Raised in Campagn.-Wll-
liam p. Koran, chairman or the cam
paign being waged among the II. OF
G.. to pay for their new home III DeIl-
Yer, Colo. reported at the meeting OF
the council last week that $3O,040 had
been raised so far r. J. Patterson
who is in charge of the alterations at
The new home, says that the building
will be ready in about two months.
Cardinal Donates s5,ooo.--Cardinal
O'Connell last week gave the kew.
Mark McNeal. s. j., of the Catholc
university. Tokyo, Japan. $4,000 sub
scrintiOn for the institution. 1t was
due 10 a suggestion made by Cardinal
OCOnncll to Pope Plus y that the
tokyo institution was opened, with
the Jesuits in charge.
Nuns Get Ford.-The members OF
ST. Rose parish, New Lexington, ONO,
generously contributed to fund to
secure an automobile, as gift for
the Sisters of St AlOysius Academy.
The committee in charge OF the fund
decided to purchase modern, up-to-
date Ford Sedan, costing about 500.
The Sisters are extremely grateful Tor
mis- manifestation of good will, and
will have much pleasure in their I'M
proved means of transportation.
Mar. O'Hara's JubiIee.-The TWEEN
ty.tifth anniversary Of the ordination
10 the holy priesthood of the Very
Rev. Monsignor Francis j. O'Hara
was observed at st. James Pro-Cathe-
dral, Brooklyn, on Sunday, December
q. Solemn High Mass was celebrated
at II o'clock The Right Rev Charles
Z. Mcdonnell, D. D., Bishop of Brook
lyn, presided. The sermon was de-
liyered by the Right Rev. Monsignor
Edward w. McCarty, pastor Of st. Au-
gustine's Church.
campanini's Own Mass is Sung at
His FuneraI.--The funeral services for
Cleofonte Campanini, noted grand
opera director, were held at the Cattle
dral of Holy Name in Chicago recent
~. A feature Of the services was the
singing of one of the late director
L,y h0N> M q
Chicago Opera Company, Galli-Curci
Scott and Yvonne Gall rendering the
solo parts, with the entire company
assisting.
Gonzaaa University.-Fire, caused
by carelessly thrown cigarette stubs
broke out in the waste paper chute
in the main building at Gonzaga Uni
versity. Seattle, on December Is, and
endangered the building, until stu
dents managed to get the flames TN
der control. The boys made use OF
The fire hose in the Railways of the
building and succeeded in eXtinguish
ing the flames before much damage
was done. A general alarm was
turned in at the fire departments anC
all the apparatus in the city wa:
rushed to the University, but the fire
had been put out before the engines
arrived Most of the damage caused
was from smoke and water.
Addition to Hospitai.-The Sister:
of st. Francis have definite plans fo
new wing to St. Anthony Hospital
at Terre Haute, Ind, which will in
Clude lecture room for the nurses
Il diet kitchen, and X-ray room il
the basement; with three floors, al
equipped with modern improvements
such as running water in all rooms
private baths, etc, for patients. TIL
fourth floor will be used as the nurses
dormitory. The hospital management
has saved some money donated b.
their deceased friend and benefactol
Herman Human, and some of the ger
erous citizens of Terre Haute hav
expressed a desire to furnish room
in the new wing.
Catholic Editor Writes Code.-Th
National Institution for Moral Instrut
ton, Washington, is about to publis
volume containing Morality Code
for Public Schools which have bee
written by sixty personal---very. a
of them university and college profe:
sors-selected in every state in tn
union by the superintendent of pull
lie education in each state. The code
writer's were instructed that the kin
of codes wanted were to be base
on and include such cardinal virtue
as wisdom, justice, courage and ten
perance," and that each code shoul
not exceed 5000 words in length. TIL
only Catholic among the writer's {
the Morality Codes is Samuel Byrn'
editor of the ''Pittsburg Observer"
Fake Nuns.-A demure little won
an, wearing the garb of Sister {
Charity, accompanied by venerabl
woman assuming the role of Mothe
Superior, has been making the round
of stores and Offices in Los Angeles
soliciting aims for the "Old People
Home and Children's Orphanage, Ut
ca. N. Y" Both are beyond reach {
many inquiries at present. They boz
credentials from "BiShop Francis