The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-04-30
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and members of the Catholic Students
Mission Crusade will assist in it's col
the Chinese Mission Society, which
has headquarters in Omaha, Neb.
Georgetown Dental Clinic. - Re-
spending to the appeal of the Board
of Education for more free dental
clinics in the District of Columbia,
dental students of Georgetown Uni
versity have taken steps to establish
one of tho up-to-date clinics in the
city. The school already has contract
ed for five thousand tooth brushes and
students will instruct persons how to
use them to best advantage. The elm
ic will be opened before the end of
the year at 900 H Street, where the
Georgetown dental and medical
schools are established.
Margaret Acknowledgements Anglin,
| Catholic actress, has received gold
medal from the Joan of Arc Statue
Committee of New York in recogni-
ton of the impressiveness of her in
depreciation of the part of the Maid
of Orleans in her production of "The
Trial of Joan of Arc" This is the
highest honor accorded by this or
ganization. M. CASTOR Libert, French
Consul General, former Premier vi
~viani and several other important per-
sonages were at the presentation of
| the medal, which bears the inscription,
"Canonization of St. Joan of Arc
1411-1451-May 16, 1920" Miss Ang-
| Inns name is also inscribed on it.
Clifton Service School Appoint
ments.- Announcement of the appoint
ment of three students of Clifton, the
National Service School, conducted in
Washington under the auspices of the
National Catholic Welfare Council, to
posts in different parts of the United
States has been made. Miss Con-
stance Wilcox will become supervisor
of domestic science at the National
Training School for Girls, near Wash
ington. Miss Elizabeth Huscie Moo.
nan was appointed to Mount Carmel
Guild Community House at Buffalo
as acting head secretary, and Miss
Alice May to the n. G. w. c. Commu
nifty House at Toledo, Ohio, as resi-
dent secretary. Appointments of eight
Clifton students as volunteer recrea
tional leaders in different city play
grounds were made last week and sew
eral others were assigned to volun
teer positions in community center:
! and benevolent organizations.
> ST. Louis Students Win.-The fac
l ulty of St. Louis University has beer
notified that students of that inStitu
ton have been awarded first, secon'
D and third prizes in the David F. Brem
ner intercollegiate English contes
which annually is held among tn
u students of the English department
/, of the twelve colleges and universitie
which are under the direction of tn
Jesuit Fathers of the Province of Mis-
) souri, The subject of the essay TO
> this year, selected by the Very Rev
/ Xavier McMenamy, Provincial Super
ii or, was What Good Is My Colleg
j. prize of $50 was awarded to John
. Johnson of 6514 Joseph avenue, a VIC
= cational student at the university VIII
. was badly gassed during the war; see
= ond prize of $40 went to George A
5 McNulty of 4419 West Pine Boulevard
I paired with Robert w. Burnley o
Creighton University, and third priz
of SIS to T.. Hamilton Thornton, Ed
, tor of the Fleur de Lis, the st. Loui
u University student publication. Youn
7 Thornton is a son of Prof. Francis
Z Thornton of the College of Commerc
and Finance of st. Louis University.
+ Catholic Boys Brigade for GUAM
s The Catholic Boys Brigade of tn
, United States, which has enrolle
IT more than three thousand Catholi
3 lads in the city of New York, is 500
s to be introduced into the Vicariat
; Apostolic of Guam, according to tn
d report made covering the activities Q
e the past year by the Rev. Father HI
IL ion, o. M. Cap, Chief Commissioner g
4 the organization. The success of tn
L Brigade. which already has units i
New York, New Jersey, Illinois an
Arkansas, has impressed the Vica
81 Apostolic Of Guam so favorably tina
le he has announced his intention of e
IS tablishing it in the island under hi
"a jurisdiction, where the twelve Catholi
Is schools have about 1000 pupils. Ii
q quiries about the work also have bee
e received from Poland and Spain an
'e letters of approval have come fror
e an archbishop and bishop of Au
e tralia.
+ OLD WORLD NEWS