The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-07-29
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Build New School-On Sunday,
July 16, the cornerstone of the new
Holy Cross school, Milwaukee, costing
approximately $l25,000 was laid, Mgr
Bernard Traudt officiating 1t is eX-
Nected that about 500 children will be
enrolled next fall in Holy Cross school,
which is conducted by the Notre Dame
Sisters.
Sister of Charity Dies.-Sis;er Eliz-
abeth, Sister of Charity, died re-
Gently III Boston. Her death removes
one of thee few remaining religious
who served as nurses on the battle
fields of the Civil war. Sister Eliza
beth was seventy-eight years old and
had been stationed at st. Vincents
Orphan asylum for fifteen years.
Master Fourth Degree X. of c. APP
pointed.-M. j. Luby, prominent attor-
ney of Spokane, has been appointed
- Master of the Fourth Degree K. of G.
by John Fl. Reddin, supreme master of
the degree Mr. Luby is a past state
% deputy of the Knights of Columbus
and has been prominently identified
with Columbianism for many years.
His jurisdiction extends throughout
= Washington and Alaska.
Build New Church.-Plans are now
under way for a new church at Naper-
VILE H.. to replace the one destroyed
l7rF ,,o for
the new editce will be laid in Septem-
= Der, at which time the SIS. Peter and
Paul's parish will celebrate its sew
enty-fifth diamond jubilee. 1t is es-
timated that the new structure will
cost in the neighborhOOd of $250,0OO,
which will be raised by subscription.
Catholic Hospital on State List
The training school of st. Mary hos
pital, East st. Louis, has received no.
tice that it has been placed on the ac-
credited list of training schools for
nurses by the state of Illinois. State
examiners visited the hospital several
weeks ago and made the required eX-
aminationS of it's methods and course
of study. The school was opened less
\ than a year ago and already has a
fair-sized class of young women stu
dents, for whom the hospital has pur-
chased a home.
Purse to Mgr. charlottesville New
York State Department of the United
Spanish War Veterans, at it's annual
encampment in Newburgh, presented
purse of 1000 in gold to Monsignor
John P Chadwick, who was chaplain
Of the battleship Maine when that yes.
sci was blown up in Havana Harbor.
The gift was in token of MonsignoT
: ChidWick's long service in behalf OF
the organization. Monsignor Chadwick
until recently was president of st. 10,
seph's seminary, Dunwoodie, which
office he resigned to assume pastoral
- care of st. Agnes church, Manhattan.
~ Two New Churches.-Of the thir
teen churches which are to be short
ny erected at cost of approximately
three-quarters of a million dollars in
Madison, Wis, two will be for Catho
lie congregations. One, st. James
Catholic church, will cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. The other, the
new Gothic structure on the west side
sof Madison at Rowly, HOLSTER and
Allen streets, a combination church
and school building, will cost 100000
ultimately a church rectory and Sis
tiers home will be built. The church
will be under the care of the Domini'
*can Fathers of the Province OF St
Joseph. Father J. R. Clark will be
pastor.
: Wisconsin Catholic Knights Con-
.vene.-The state convention OF the
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin was
held in Milwaukee, beginning July %,
in. st. Johns Cathedral Auditorium.
about 800 delegates were in attend
ance The entertainment committee