The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-09-10
NEW WORLD ITEMS


ants to membership in the Society of
Jesus. They have an older brother
who is priest and two sisters who
are nuns.
Salvatorian Prests.--On Sunday,
August %, Bishop Rhode of Green Bay
ordained to the priesthood six cler-
les of the Salvatorian Fathers at ST.
NaZianz, Wis., One of them is the
Rev. Simon Borkowski of Sheboygan,
who read his first Mass in ST. Peter
Claver church in that city on Septem-
Der 4.
Sisters Get Home for a High School,
The Immaculate High School, to be
operated by the Sisters of Charity Of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, will be open
ed September IL in the Greenlee resi-
dence, Irving Park blvd, and the lake,
Chicago. Plans for the future include
erection of a group of modern school
buildings on the property.
Family of Priests.-A family Of
Rev. DR.. M. J. Duehr of st. Matthias
Church, Hampton, Mimi. A dispatch
in a paper from Luxembourg, Father
Duehr's native land, tells of the visit
in their home place of two of his
brothers, the Rev. John Duehr, S. j.,
and Peter Duehr, S. j., who will go
to the mission field in Africa. Another
-, Sr Coth
lege in England.
Seeks Elimination of Education
CIause.-A resolution for the elimina-
ton of the education clause from the
Sterling-Tower public welfare bill
was adopted at the mid-biennial con-
ference of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs held at Salt Lake. 1t
declares that the Federation does not
desire education to be an incidental
part of a general bill but hopes to
have introduced a separate education
bill. The meeting, by resolution, also
affirmed the Federation's support OF
the Fess-Capper bill now before Con
gress and urged it's speedy enactment
Mother Katherine to Lecture in
Detroit.-Father Staab, of st. Mary's
Church. Detroit, Mich, is arranging a
lecture by Mother Katherine Drexel
foundress and superior of the Sisters
of the Blessed Sacrament, who will
the work of her Order. Mother
Katherine is spending the income Of
the great fortune left her by her ia
Their, the late Francis Drexel, partner
in the banking business of Drexe1
Morgan, on the Indians and Negroes
of the United States.
Nuns Take Children of Lepers t.
Parents.-Under the charge of three
Sisters who conduct home for then
at Honolulu, forty children left fol
their annual visit to their parents who
are afflicted with leprosy and who are
living in colony on the island oil
Molokai Children who are borr
of lepers are taken from their parents
at birth and placed in home here
where they are cared for and educat
ed None of them are tainted with the
disease. The children visit theil
parents from special guest rooms sc
arranged that they do not come into
actual physical contact with Their
afflicted parents. .
College Wireless Will Help Farmers
Daily market reports will be sent
out by the radio department of st
Louis University as a result Of re
quests from hundreds of small com
munities that have had the benefit OF
the daily weather reports sent out by
the University wireless. The success
of the weather report service since its
establishment three months ago has
been complete. The market reports
will include the essential features oil
the daily bulletins issued by the vari
Gus sections of the Bureau of Markets
of the Department of Agriculture
comprising live stock, grain and pro
vision information.
Town Bids Nun FareweII.-The
knights of Columbus band led the
farewell party to st. Anthony Hospital
Tuesday evening, when many citizens
of Hays, Kan, and the surrounding
county went to bid goodbye to Siste
M. Corona, who has been superior O
the hospital for ten years and leaves
for Fond du Lac, Wis, the home o
the Sisters of st. Agnes, of which sh,
has been member for forty-five years
Addresses were made by Mayor Oshar
and several other citizens, expressing
appreciation of her work and payin
tribute to her noble character Siste
Corona was too overcome by the homo
bestowed upon her to speak, but sh
managed to express her thanks late
for the tribute paid her.
Priest illustrates Dynamite Explos
ion.-What is believed to have beel
an attempt to rob the paymaster Q
the Inland Galleries Company b
dynamiting Deer Creek Road, nea
Harmarville, Pa, over which b
travels on his way to the mine, cam
to light when Rev. Clement Pfeifel
of ST. Augustine Church, found thirt
sticks Of explosive buried six inche
beneath the surface of the roadway
Attached to the charge was electrics
wiring, which ran to the woods nea
the roadway, where, it is believed, tn