The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-10
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Honored BY Physicians.-The st.
Louis (Mol University Medical School
has Just received an added mark OF
distinction in the election of one of
Louis Medical Society for the coming
year. The medical department of the
university is deeply interested in the
case arising out of the Indictment un-
der the Food and Drugs Act of a large
St Louis chemical firm which is eX-
plotting saccharine as substitute for
sugar. For among the celebrated ply
sicians and chemists from all over
the country called into the support of
either side, are four of the professors
are engaged on behalf of the chemical
company and one is supporting the
prosecution.
Replaces Dr.. Murphy.-Dr Edward
l.. Moorehead, Chicago, has been ap'
pointed chief of the surgical staff OF
Mercy Hospital in that city, a post
! formerly held by the late DR.. John B
Terre Haute. Ind. in 1864, received his
! A. NJ. from ST. IgnatiuS College, Chi
| cago, and his Nj. d. from Rush Medical
| College, Chicago, in 1890 He was
| house surgeon at the Cook County
| Hospital until 1892. president of the
| staff and chief surgeon in the same
institution from 1897 to 1907. Lately
he has been clinical professor of sur
gerry at Northwestern University
School of Medicine. Dr.. Moorehead
belongs to Our Lady of Sorrows par
ish. and is a member of Americas
Council, Knights of Columbus.
Diamond Jubilee. - Scarcely ever
has st. Elizabeth's Academy at ALE
gany. n. Y. been the scene of more
beautiful and inspiring solemnity thar
when Mother NJ. Teresa. o. S. F., re
Gently celebrated the Goth anniversary
of her profession in the Order of St
Francis. Mother Teresa's cloistereC
! life has been spent at Allegany. Re
counting the years, Mother Teresa re
calls the infant days of st. Elizabeth',s
and the foundations of st. Bonaven
lures College and Seminary in 1855!
when the seminary and college were
the same building and harbored but
| Is students, one of whom was an In
dian. Few are living today who re
call the pioneer days of Western New
York as we'll as Mother NJ Teresa, OF
who have seen the progress of civiliZa
ton along the Allegany in that part o
the state during the past 60 years
from practical wilderness to the pro
gressive city of Olean and surround
ing towns, or who have seen the ole
mode Of travel give way to modern
inventions that cover a days journe,
of so years ago in an hour. All thi!
has happened during Mother Teresa!
life at ST. Elizabeths.
Mother General Here.-The Rev
erend Mother General Of the Serv
ants of Mary, Mother Mary Scholas
tica, accompanied by the Reverend
Mother Assistant, Mother Mary An
gelica, is now in America making
visitation of the Houses of the Order
They arrived at the American Now
tate House, Mount St. Mary. Chero
kee, Iowa. on Saturday, December 81
The Very Reverend Mother Genera
hopes to remain here a few month
before returning to St. Marys Priory
London, England. Mother Scholastic
was born in India, the daughter of al
English general and an Irish mother
She was educated in England and i
a woman of very superior ability.