•«••••Han HE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Founded in 18U by Right Rev. Michael O'Connor, First Bishop oj Pittsburgh

79th Year PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922. MSGB. GAULEY, ERIE, SOLEMNLY The New Pontiff- UN DOMESTIC PRELATE | Achille Cardinal Ratti FRIE, Pa.,,Feb. 1.—Surrounded by the of the Erie diocese and visit- ing clergymen, the Right Rev. Peter Cauley was formally vested in the office of Monsignor in St. Patrick's Church, while of of Milan, Elected Successor of the city and county, members of St. Patrick's congregation and representa- tive citizens of the city crowded the edifice. Father Cauley was officially vested in the robes of the office, which was Benedict XV.—Assumes Head of the Church awarded him by the late Benedict XV. as recognition of the woik which he has accomplished in his twenty-eight years of pastorate at St. As Pope Pius XI. Patrick's, but though he wears the purple of the Monsignor, he will still be known as Father Peter. That is his one greatest wish—that he does not ARDINAL ACHILLE RATTI, Archbishop of Milan, was elected Pope on lose that simple title, with which he has labored in his church and by which C the seventh ballot in the Conclave of Cardinals in the Vatican on Mon- he has come to be known so prominently and so favorably. day February 6, 1922, and will reign under the name of Pope Pius XI. The ceremony of investment was brief and formal. The Rev. Richard T. When the chimney of the Sistine Chapel announced that a new Pope had Guilfoyle read the official notification which had been received from Pope been elected, the large crowd in St. iter's Square remained quiet for a few Benedict XV. two years ago. Then Bishop Gannon took his place in front moments, in apparent indecision ai«i then, with a roar like water rushing of the while Monsignor Cauley knelt before him. through a burst dam, started running toward the entrance of the Basilica. Bishop Gannon Speaks After a few minutes of waiting, two papal servants, in red liveries richly The new prelate was then robed in the purple by Bishop Gannon, who embroidered with gold, appeared on the central balcony over the main door at the conclusion of tfce ceremony spoke briefly, congratulating the recipient

Congress. Its work will be to recruit Church he is and remains a Protest- and support native Indian mission- ant. aries, to support and prepare lay If he accepts this authority he is DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY helpers who would co-operate with safe; it is the surest test of a prac- PITTSBURGH. PA. CATHOLIC NEWS the clergy to aid the work of the tical Catholic. The Church stands or International Catholic Truth Society falls with this doctrine. Each mem- MAIN BUILDING—Premedicai, Academic, Scientific, Commwri^ OomMtlc and Foreign and to support catechumens. ber stands or falls, too, with his loy- VANDERGRIFT BUILDING—(323 Fourth Avenue)—Finance, Ae-i The mortal remains of Sister Emi- alty to Church Authority, This doc- counts, Commerce, Dramatic Art, Public Speaking. lie Maurice, Superior General of the trine can never be exp iined too MALONEY BUILDING—(337 Second «Avenue)—Collegiate, By accident the remains of Louis the geogranhical boundaries of its Sisters of Charity, have just been fully, never can be insisl :d on too Bourdaloue, the famous Jesuit ora- much. It is the very fou (5:30-7:30), Prep-Law (day and evening) sessions), TeachM*^ "parish" work extend from New York borne to their last resting place. ulation of Courses (Saturdays). tor, who died in May, 1704, have been to California and from Canada to Every person prominent in the field the Church. discovered in the Church of St. Paul, Texas and Virginia. Rev. E. J. Mul- of charitable work in the city of Paris R. io\ ne Churcl VERY REV. M. A. HEHIR, C.S.Sp., President ì 1 Paris. They were found in a smali laly, C.S.P., the pastor, succeeded came to pay homage to this great nas practiced this doctrine, r point underground chamber, along with Rev. Thomas E. Burke, C.S.P., now friend of the poor. Msgr. Cerretti, injj out the Gospel teaching on the those of the Duchesse d'i-lbeuf, head of the Paulist order in New Apostolic , said Mass for her point, I would appeal to reason ask daughter of Henry of Navarre. York. on the altar of Blessed Louise de ing it to point out the necessity c Marillac, in the chapel of the Sisters this authority and the folly of the The latest batch of Brahmin con- The work of Catholic hospitals, and doctrine known as private judgment SI XAVIER ACADEMY, BEATTY, PA. verts is reported from Mysore, where the development of progressive meth- of Charity, and attended the funeral service celebrated by Msgr. Roland- No organization can exist withou Boarding school for girls conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. Health, the Rev. J. B. Servantor, of Banga- ods within the institutions conducted Gosselin. The Absolution was given law and order; a society, to last lore, received into the Church three by the Catholic orders and organ iza by Cardinal Dubois, Archbishop of must have some principle of unity ful location. Attractive grounds. Thorough instruction. Terms m> Andra Brahmins. The baptismal tions have received high commenda- sonable. Catholic University Affiliation. Elementary, Academic mrf ceremony, at St. Francis Xavier's tion in Chicago and vicinity since the Paris. In the funeral procession bringing all the members together church, was attended by a large num- first of the year. It is predicted in were the of Sens and co-ordinating and subordinating them Commercial Courses. Music, Art, Domestic Science, and ft thlstlt ill ber of Brahmins and other Hindus. well informed circles that Catholic Marcianopolis, the Superior General in their efforts towards a common For catalog apply to THE DIRECTRB8B. : institutions will lead in the National of the Lazarists and several eminent end, directing them to use the means St. Pantaleon's church, one of the Hospitau„„„-. l, , | prelotes. adapted thereto. Members are not oldest in Cologne, has been returned ÌÌWL D£y demonstrations which permitted to use the means that to the Catholics after having been in Place.MaV 12'^ the anni One of the greatest trophies of 8 scholarship awarded by the Paris seem best to themselves, but are re- PACKING Fireproof and Non-fireproof Warehouses SHIPPU|§< I use by th- e -Protestants since the law versary of the birth of Florence trained, and directed by a power in £3§ of secularization About 100 years ago. Nightingale. Academy of Science—the Volney vested in one or a few members. Hi« Emineence Cardinal Schulte has Discovery that thousands of Prize—has for the second time in This power must be recognized and announced that St. Pantaleon's will couples have been married in Mon- twelve years been given to Rev. obeyed if a member would enjoy the Furniture Storage hereafter be a parish church as it treal by clergymen who were not Father William Schmidt, S.V.D., who privileges of the organization. He HAUGH & KEENAN STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. waa before the secularization British subjects, as the law of 1829 several months ago toured the United must forfeit his rights irr that regard required, has led to the question of States. Father Schmidt is the first to the end or purpose of the society, CENTER AND EUCLID AVENUES Both Immigrants detained on Ellis Is- •the legal validity of these marriages. German-Austrian scholar to receive a land hereafter will be able to hear similar honor since the beginning of or suffer the penalty of expulsion. "ass on Sunday as a result of regu- The number of these legally ques- the World War. Father Schmidt re- We have only to think of the family lar servies inaugurated for all de- tionable marriages in the last 100 ceives the prize this time for his circle, the business concern, the BELL PHONS T«1 HAZBL Ür nominations upon recommendation of years is problematical, but it is be- work in the field of Australian lan- trusts, and corporations, the various the Federal Advisory Committee on lieved to be considerable. Many per- guages, in which he is not only the societies large and small, that exist JOHN H. CALLAHAN Welfare Work among Immigrants, on sns have died without once suspect- first but the most celebrated investi- everywhere, to see the truth of the SUCCKSSOE TO THOMAS W. CALL AH AN. which the National Catholic Welfare ing that there was any legal flaw in gator. This latest contribution to statement. The principle of unity is FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Counril is represented by Dr. Charles their nuptial contracts. the principle of authority, the prin- "hilology and that which won him ciple of a leader and a person led, of AUTOMOBILS SEK VI CK P. Neill. Rev. Hugh P. Smyth, pastor of St. the prize twelve years ago have been iUC SECONO AVENUE Omwlto St. Mary's church, Evanston, 111., who published by the Vienna Academy of superiority and inferiority, the prin- Plans for a large printing house, for some years has carried on a lec- Science. ciple without which no society ever to cost $250,000, are included in the ture course at his church, has com could or ever did exist. Nay, those scheme for the expansion of Ford- pired a number of these lectures into Recently from Mysore, a Hindu who in any society would make all Bell 268 Grant P. & A. 268 Main Res. Bell, 1218 Schealsy ham University, which recently raised a volume, "Testimony of the Truth," kingdom second in extent only to the members equal are the first to ex- a Urge fund for the erection and just issued from Extension Press. Mohammedan State of Hai'darabad clude themselves, for they actually FUN L ro maintenance of additional buildings In these lectures Father Smyth an- among the seven hundred and odd rule by their legislation. Denying John J. Giltinan, S£ £££? " and departments. It is announced swered questions frequently asked native states of India, came news the doctrine of authority they affirm L that "The Messenger of the Sacred him by inquirers into Catholic doc- that Monsignor Tabard, Vicar-gen- it, and prove that it is an impreg- Successor to BURNS ft GILTINAN Heart' and other publications will be trine, or by Catholic students at the eral to the Bishop of Mysore, had nable fortress of humanity. It mat- printed in the new plant. Northwestern University, a Metho- been nominated by the Maharaja as ters not what the character of an or- 812 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA. dist institution near by, who were a Raja Sabha Bhusan, which means ganization, or for what purpose a so- » Young women who attend the a "Gem of the Royal Court." Mon- ciety exists, the principle is ever Cnorch of the Blessed Sacrament, often called upon to defend their faith. signor Tabard is the first European true, it is the very essence and idea Ottawa, in skiing costumes "without to be thus honored. As director of of a society. Once again a society slrirts" will be put out, according to The rfeign of Pope Benedict XV archaeological studies in the state, means a unity, unity means or sup- Jas. J. Flannery Bro. Co. the Rev. G. C. O'Gorman, M.C., pas- may be said to summarize the last and as the promoter of several en- poses order; order cannot exist with- tor of the church. Father O'Gorman hundred year s of the papacy, during terprises'of public utility, Monsignor out a directive force—and this is Au- Funeral Directors and Embalmers declared that in the future he would which time it faced enmities and Tabard is highly regarded by all thority. no more permit'girls to attend serv- hatreds that had been long accumu- classes in Mysore and Mohammedans CITY, 514 GRANT STREET Telephones! 1172 Grant, 1172 ices in breeches, jersey and jacket lating and which finally burst upon and Hindus vied with one another in Let us next consider this doctrine than he would permit men to come to it with incredible violence, declared congratulating him on his well- in reference to the Church of Jesus OAKLAND, ATWOOD STREET Telephones, 2462 Schenley, 11 Pm* church in rowing togs. the Right Rev. Thomas J. Shahan, earned honors. Christ. We will not stop to show Many Catholic priests are working rector of the Catholic University in how it is a real society, having all Si in the "Catholic section" of the Ger- his sermon delivered at the Cathe- the essential notes of one—a gather- man Nationalist party. It is said iral of the Assumption, Baltimore, Principles of ing of members who are baptized, all that most of the university students when pontifical high Mass of requiem pursuing one definite end, and all un- CHARLES C. REEL are enthusiastic members of the Ger- was sunsr for the repose of the soul Church Authority der the guidance of one leader. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER man Nationalist organization, and of the late Pontiff by Archbishop Our Lord came on earth to estab- that there is great danger not only Curley. B> James F. Carroll, S.T.D., t .S.Sp-, lish a Church. He said in no mistak- 215 WEST OHIO STREET, (Opp. St Peter's Church), ALLEGH1 to the Center party but to the cause Cardinal Dubois, who recently re- Duquesne University able terms, "I will build my Church." Telephones Bell 485 Cedar; P. ft A. 486 North of Catholicism in Germany, as the turned from Rome, obtained permis- All through the pages of the Gospel German Nationalists are Protestants sion from the Holy Father to ap- The casual observer of current we find Him preoccupied with "His and hostile to the Church. events cannot help but notice that Church." It would seem to be the point a third for the world instead of becoming better the See of Paris. Until recently the one means of saving souls. "He that Ju». J. Planncrr, R. 4M Schtnlej. M. Kmrta Plann«?. Im. 144« Thieves have broken open the is daily growing worse. From the will not hear the Church let him be City OfBe«, B«U 1(1 Grant tombs of St. Ambrose, St. Gerjase Cardinal Archbishop had but* one lowest to the highest rung in the -pnd St. Protase and have rifled them auxiliary or coadjutor. For a long to thee as the heathen and the pub- time his predecessor, the late Cardi- social ladder there seems to be some lican." He calls it a "kingdom, the or jewels of priceless value, accord- hidden force, some magnetic attrac- kingdom of God." He likens "His Flannery Brothers ing to a discovery made accidentally nal Amette, had no assistant at all, tion drawing the whole world on a through ceremonies attending the but the continual develonment of Church" now to a city, now to a can- Branch Office, 4781 Second Arcana downward grade. The most sacred dle, now to a net, now to a mustard- Bell Phone 5 Hasel death of the late Pontiff. After the Catholic work, as well as the increase 567 SIXTH AVENUE (Near Grant Street) PITTSBURGH, PA. robbery the sepulchres again were in the number of parishes during the ties are no longer respected, no seed. Combining these notions with sealed and were left, to all appear- past fifteen years, compelled Doth longer considered binding. The State those namely that He had come "to ances, intact. The report of the out- Cardinal Amette and Cardinal Du- can be no better than tha individuals save,"" to bring back the lost sheep," rage has created a sensation in bois to ask for additional collabora- who compose it. The relations be- to give -"life more abundantly," we, D. W. LOGAN, President P. WILLIAM RUDKL, fs Mm Milan. tors. tween empires, kingdoms, and repub- or any unprejudiced mind, can see lics are no more secure; the outlook that He founded a Spiritual kingdom The teaching of "Darwinism, athe- Recognition of the services ren- is certainly not more rosy. Why? on this earth, and that kingdom was Iron and Glass Dollar Savings Bank ism, agnosticism or evolution as it dered to the Indian public by Cath- Because the world is engrossed in so established as to be easily recog- oertains to the origin of man" in any olic missionaries through their edu- naught save material interests, in nized by all. OF BIRMINGHAM school which receives support from cation and philanthropic institutions naught save the pleasures and enjoy- 4% IataMrt fmii mm lith^i i«Mub. 1% bM „y m q^ the state is forbidden in a bill which is frequently being given by govern- ment of the senses. But why is this ? If now we once fix firmly in our 1116 CARSON STRUT, PITTSBURGH, PA. Representative Ellis, of Barren coun- mental authorities. Every year, on Because the world is losing its hold minds the idea that the Church of |ty. has introduced in the Kentucky the British Day honor list, there oc- on God, its hold of the supernatural Christ is a kingdom we must admit 'Jgwiature. Violation of the pro- cur the names of and mission- truths, that once it prized, and to into it the idea of an organization Im vision of the bill is made punishable aries on whom the government be- which it clung more pertinaciously which is necessary for every king- CAPITAL $200,000.00 SURPLUS $200,000JO by a fine of from $50 to $500 or from stows the "Kaisar-i-Hind" medal for than to life. Why so? Because in- dom; and the first element of every ten days to one year's imprisonment, self-sacrificial zeal and works of dividuals, peoples and countries have kingdom is to have a ruler or head. or both. charity. Last year a Belgian man forsaken the narrow way of humble It is the idea underlying all national, FOURTEENTH STREET BANK who had spent the greater part of civil and family life. There must be Pays Four Per Cert Interest on Savings Accounts The Knights of Columbus National obedience in simple faith; they have a head from whom all power must Correspondence School will soon open her life in Bengal for the uplifting left that abode where true peace and Safe Deposit Boxes for Rest for the first year's mail study with of the Indian community was hon- security reign, and experience now, come. He is the representative or ored. embodiment of the fountain of au- 1401 CARSON STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. headquarters at New Haven, Conn. but the barrenness of doubt and the thority. Consequently the Church Tan thousand free correspondence Plans for a pilgrimage to Ireland helplessness of a night which is ever scholarships will be given to men must have a head, who governs, to be conducted this summer were re- growing darker. As long as the whence all jurisdiction comes, who who served daring the war. The cor- vealed at the semi-annual meeting of world admitted that the Church had respondence school is designed pri- can make laws and enforce them. vN** the Board of Directors of the An- a right, nay, that she alone could Whether we accept the writings as marily to furnish instruction to war cient Order of Hibernians in the teach and direct peoples and nations veterans who cannot take advantage inspired by God, or whether we take United States, which met recently in to God, that she had on her side an them as merely historical documents; of courses in K. of C. evening tech- Washington. The recommendation authority, which commanded filial ESTIMATES PROMPT nical schools. as books proved to have been com- FURNISHED was made by President James E. submission on the part of mankind, posed in the first century by men SERVICE ^An old Catholic custom, which has Deery, who presided at the meeting, there were no profligacies, no family whose names they bear, the conclu- angered on unbroken for centuries in and it is proposed to charter a liner disunions, no international feuds. If sion is the same; Christ intended to gyaad, save under the blighting capable of accommodating 2,500 then, the world would cease its tur- assemble mankind into a definite so- »time of Cromwell and his Com- Catholics of Irish extraction who are moils, it must return to the prin- ciety; from the outset, there were monwealth, was observed again this anxious to visit the land from which ciples of Faith. There can be no lasting peace until it be concluded obvious marks of organization, and The Colonial Press the Feast of the Epiphany, they have been practically debarred the characteristics that distinguish a by the struggle for independence car- with the Prince of Peace, when the ta the Chapew enl Royal at James society from a mere gathering of in- J? ^ officials of the ried on during the past three years. world shall become subject to Jesus, dividuals. snglish Court presented gifts of The diocese of Rockford, 111., has and to His Church, there can be gold, incense and myrrh, in honor of made a "great calm" only when the Christ enacted laws and imposed PRINTERS—PUBLISHERS been added to the honor list of Cath- obedience to them, as is evidenced in the gifts presented by the Magi at olic that have furnished biMowy waves of modern materialism tiie cradle of Christ. and hedonism shall hear and heed the His beautiful "Sermon on the more than their percentage of Cath- divine words, "Peace, be still;" that Mount," where he proclaimed the Service Our Specialty Tel., Court 2699 The Catholic University library olic young men to the ranks of those is, when the world shall bow down Kight Beatitutdes. He there in- nasbeen enriched by a of who served in the world war. Based in loyal submission to the Authority formed mankind, "what it must do WJOO volumes, including many rare on population, Rockford diocese of the Church. and how it must act, to enter into 237-9 Third Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. books, the gift of the Rev. Arthur T. would have contributed 2,937 men. the kingdom of heaven." "Unless CennoUy of Boston. Included in the actual figures, according to the De- Authority is the burning question your justice abounds more than that grt are several thousand volumes of partment of Historical Records of of the day, it is the touchstone of of the Scribes and Pharisees, you »e original sources of Irish history. the National Catholic War Council, Faith, the sole hope of victory over iWiViVtViVi'l' ViV*ViV

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and having the Sunday services in since 1911, when th« Republican his little home, with the congrega- form of government was introduced, tion kneeling in the open air. Father but even now a girl with natural UNIVERSITY COLLECTION TAKEN UP ¿ÜMtonarp Sto Äocietp Franco now states that the roof of feet—a rare sight in China—finds REV. P. C. DANNER. Director his church has been finished, so that very great difficulty in securing a he will soon be able to have the di- husband. The pig-tails have practi- 16 67 126 N. Craig St., Pittsburgh, Pa. vine services held in the new church. cally gone out of fashion, except IN THEJOCES E OF All he needs now to complete his hap- amongst the coolie class. The men Diness are some church and altar fur- have now gone to the other, extreme ft FROM MISSION FIELDS nishings. No doubt some of our and get the whole head and the whole FIRSSUNDAT Y mm, 1921 readers will send an offering to de- face shaved, and the heads of the Pastor KoenigV I want to thank you for the last fray this necessary expense. little girls are also shaven except a St. Paul's Cathedral, Pgh.. . $400.00 Holy Family, Pgh 18.55 little patch on the crown." Holy Rosary, Pgh . 268.75 Help of Christians, Pgh.... 18.41 ^NERVINE Moenras donation that you sent me. Sacred Heart, Pgh for ; Tha only regret is that is is melting Franciscans Early on the Job .. 260.00 St. John Baptist, Unity 18.17 Htmwmi ; -, It was in 1289 that Pope Nicholas St. Peter'r, N. S., Pgh . 239.92 St. Ann, Homestead 17.85 away so very quickly. My poverty Conversions in Denmark St. Stephen, Pgh - Slrrplriiiru never permits money to remain long IV appointed the Franciscan, John de ,. 187.51 SS. Peter & Paul, Homestead 17.76 . Kpllrptlc-Flta . _ Monte Corvino, as to Denniark is not a mission country, Assumption, Bellevue .. 169.32 St. Benedict, Pgh 17.25 Ask for a Trial Bottle L in my purse.—Father Cortebeeck, Holy Name, N. S., Pgh.... P. I. China. In spite of opposition and in- properly speaking, for it was once a .. 168.16 St. Ursula, Allison Park 17.25 Ip^and Booklet mailed free.I child of the Church, but it is included St. Basil, Carrick .. 133.14 St. Matthew, S. S., Pgh 16.89 1 KOEX1G MED. CO. . trigues the Franciscans had already Ij Ptpt.C..125W.L«keSt..Chicago,.11. i The coming of the first band of built two churches, founded one col- in the Apostolate, and receives the St. Martin, W. E., Pgh .. 129.19 St. Irenaeus, Oakmont 16.74 American Sisters to China was the elge, translated the Scriptures into support of the Society for the Propa- St. Peter, Butler .. 127.00 Holy Trinitv, Pgh 16.53 opening of a new era, and we shall the Chinese language, and baptized gation of the Faith. Following is St. Mary, 46th St., Pgh... .. 126.00 St. Theresa, Hoytdale 16.35 Patronise your Drumrlst certainly see many daughters ef some 6,000 natives. In consequence Bishop Van Euch's recent report: St. {Catherine, Beechview.. .. 124.18 St. Marv, Sharpsburg 16.00 America of various orders all press- of this great success, Clement V, in "For three years now there have St. Agnes, Pgh .. 119.15 All , Masontown 16.00 ing on the wake of these first pio- 1307, erected Peking into an Arch- not been less than 220 converts a St. Canice, Knoxville .. 119.00 Sacred Heart, Sagamore 16.00 The Holiday Season affords an op- neers. At last the English-speaking bishopric and consecrated seven year, and I feel justified in asserting St. Lawrence, Pgh .. 113.50 St. Mary (Polish) McKeesport 15.50 Franciscans as Bishops for the new thilt there is a marked turning to- St. John, Uniontown .. 109.00 Seven Dolors, Yukon 15.46 portunity to express again the plea- nations are coming to the front and St. Luke, Carnegie .. 109.00 taking their place in our missionary Sees erected in China. Three of ward Catholicism in Denmark. St. Elizabeth, Starford 15.45 sure we derive from our limln— nmks where we have awaited them these reached China in 1308. Three "Among the most noted of our re- St. Phiip, Crafton. .. 109.00 St. Bruno, S. Greensburg.... 15.25 so long. God's ways are wonderful. more Bishops followed in 1311 to cent converts is a colonel in the Dan- St. Joseph, New Kensington. 108.50 St. Joachim, Pgh 15.21 relations with you and on behalf of In His own good time He sends His take the places of those who had ish army. A well-written book on St. Joseph, N. S., Pgh 108.00 Our Lady of Lourdes, Burg'n. 15.10 apostles to meet the needs of fast- died. With their help Archbishop the inspiration of the Holy Scrip- St. Mary, N. S., Pgh.. i... 105.60 Transfiguration, Russelton ... 15.02 our entire organization, we wish fat tures caused him to abjure Protest- St. Joseph, Mt. Oliver 105.25 St. Casimir, S. S., Pgh 15.00 changing China, and to save a multi- John was able to carry on a success- you and yours A Merry Christmas tude of poor pagan souls struggling ful apostolate till the year 1330, when antism. Holy Innocents, S. S., Pgh. 105.10 St. Vincent, Leisenring 15.00 for light in the midst of the darkness he died. He spent fifty-three years "The Bishop of Osnabruck paid me St. Thomas, Braddock 100.O0 Holy Cross, S. S., Pgh 15.00 and A Happy New Year. of superstition.—Sister Xavier, China. in the China mission field. a visit Some time ago. He wished to Resurrection, Brookline 100.00 St. Stephen, McKeesport .... 15.00 annex the of SS. Peter & Paul, Pgh 95.34 Sacred Heart, Braddock 15.00 Another famous Franciscan who at Im mac. Concep., Connellsville 95.00 My chief work now is the publica this time evangelized some of the Schleswig-Holstein to that of Den- St. Michael, Elizabeth 15.00 mark. Consequently my Vicariate St. Mary of Mount, S.S., Pgh. 93.00 St. Michael, Braddock 14.99 West End Savings Bank tion of two Catholic magazines which! Chinesi« provinces was Blessed Oderic St. Leo, N. S., Pgh 91.40 are well circulated all over Japan, of Panlenone. He ireached the gos- will be considerably enlarged. I was St. John, Connellsville 14.86 practically the head of one part of St. Bernard, Dormont 91.17 St. Mary, New Kensington... 14.62 & Trust Co. for the Japanese are much better pel in Fokien, Tchekiang, Nanking, 91.00 readers than our own people. Pray Kiangsu, Shantung arid Peking. Schleswig before, the mission of St. Augustine, Pgh St. Vincent, S. S., Pgh 14.46 Hadersley being under my jurisdic- St. Charles, Donora 90.35 Sacred Heart, Tarentum .... 14.34 Open Saturday Evenings 7-9 for me that my work may meet with Seven years later twenty Francis- St. John, Scott

diplomat was shown especially dur- RECEPTION AND PBO) GENEROUS SENTIMENTS ing the period in which he was Apos- SION AT MT. ÄL tolic Visitor and later Papal Nuncio ^ittöfaurgf) Catholic IT IS with feelings of gratitude that we record the generous sentiments to Poland. which the Pope's death evoked from the pen and pulpit of the greater In physical characteristics, Cardi- With all the attendant cei« ESTABLISHED IN 1844 portion of our dissenting brethren. We took occasion to watch the course nal Ratti is the opposite of his pre- of the community ritual, six U». MICHAEL O'CONNOR. D. D.. FIRST BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH. pursued by the various denominations outside of the Catholic Church, and decessor. whose diminutive stature ladies received the habit and PUBLI8HED EVERY THURSDAY BT veil of the Franciscan order THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING COMPANY best indicated in the columns of the secular and Protestant press, and the and frail body called forth from a special writer of the N. C. W. C. Thursday, February 2, In the lit. omc«. BOOM m B«a Phon« UK Cart 237 FOURTH AVENUE result of our observation goes to show that there is a large modicum of vernia chapel. A crowd that PADL c. DUNLKVY. President and Treasurer FRANCIS P. SMITH. Editor News Service the expression, "Such good nature, generosity and justice in the breasts of our non-Catholic a Little Pope." the seating capacity of the _ brethren. There is much natural virtue, and a great deal of the leaven of gathered before the hour set for TERMS IN ADVANCE. Cardinal Ratti has achieved fame services, and many were unable «W by mail, per year...- I2.00J copy by mail, for fix month«..- $1.00 Catholic truth and sincerity still operating in the minds of the multitudes of both in Italy and abroad because of Stallt copy .05Foreigrn subscription, by mail———..— 3.00 our fellow-citizens who are yet outside the household of Catholic faith. find seats. The services lasted his athletic prowess, especially for hour and fifteen minutes, Entered at the PoabrfBce. Pittsburgh, Pa., as Second Class Matter. If all is not yet as we would like it to be, we must be patient and allow his feats as an Alpinist. ueorge Guenther, delegated by the gradual amelioration of religious sentiment among our dissenting Among other feats, he has the dis- Rt. Rev. Bishop, officiated, aa»j PITTSBURGH, PA., FEBRUARY 9, 1922 brethren to take place, giving it as much of an impetus as we are able. By tinction of having been the first to by Rev. John Greiner, as mastv i forbearance, by kind words, by example, good and Catholic, by zeal always climb to the summit of the famous Zumstein peak in Italy, a classic ac- ceremonies. The young ladies weit* THE EDITOR live and earnest in behalf of the truths of Christianity, by inculcation of the Miss Frieda Kaiser, from St. Geoqirigi complishment in Italian Alpine climb- parish, in religion Sr. M. Franceaqg THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC doctrines of the Church, we will be able to help the good work of Catholic ing and one which he described in propagandism along, and hasten the day when the intelligence of those who the Bulletin of the Italian Alpine Miss Anna Lhota, from St. Aij^jSy PITTSBURGH, PA. have spoken and written such praiseworthy comments on Benedict XV. Club for 1889, the year in which he parish, Millvale, in religion Sr. (Ei Dear Sirs- Celine; Miss Mary Richert. from ijBiB shall receive a greater measure of illumination, shall be blessed with the made the dangerous ascent. In addi- Leo's parish, Millvale, in retigMa feU I do only scant justice to Catholic Journalism in this Diocese, possession of all the truth, that the Church holds, when there shall be, tion to the Zumstein he went to the M. Johanna; Miss Helen Wirth, tnm indeed, but one Lord, one faith, and one baptism, when there shall be but one top of Punta Est, which, with the when, following the example of my predecessors in the See of Pitts- St. "Augustine's parish, in rdtiep fold and one Shepherd. Allerhoechste, forms the Dufour Sr. M. Joan; Miss Marie GTUK burgh, I appoint The Pittsburgh Catholic an official diocesan organ, Peak. This height was reached by a perilous passage over the masses of from St. Wendelin's .parish, CanS and commend it to priests and to the people as a reliable Journal of reddish gneis at the.very pinnacle of in religion Sr. M. Marita; Miss B|p| Catholic thought and opinion. I trust that by their encouragement war and he succeeded in reinstituting The New Pontiff— many bishoprics that had been sup- that section of the Alps and almost nora Wehrle, from St. Michael's jfi&J and support it will grow in influence, and become, increasingly, a dizzy slopes and difficult shelvesbe | ish, South Side, in religion, Sr. xj Achille Cardinal Ratti pressed under the Czarist • regime. conquered. power for justice, for righteousness, and for the advancement of the He distributed much Vatican money Cletus. Verv Rev. Peter Kramer & The wind swept the slope with such C.C.. from Holy Trinity prtjT Kingdom of God in this world. for relief work. (Continued from Page 1) His services in Poland were of such violence and velocity that he and his preached a very appropriate and 'fe- .S* two companions, on arriving at a pressive sermon. Very Rev. H^jBT Sincerely yours in Christ, a nature that he attracted attention lie spent two years in the Semi- among all the diplomatic corps and point 15,180 feet above the sea level O.M.Cap., assisted by Rev. Fathnt 4* HUGH C. BOYLE, nary of Monza and later studied at his efforts in behalf of the church at S o'clock in the evening, were Wendelin, C.P., and Frederick SeibqL the College of St, Charles Borromeo, were so highly blessed that it was a forced to retreat to a ledge some as deacon and sub-deacon, gave tfci Bishop of Pittsburgh. and in the major seminary. He was foregone conclusion that the Apos- fifth of a mile further down, spend- Benediction with the Blessed SMI^.' finally enrolled as a student of the tolic Visitor would be made Papal ing the night in a temperature so ment. There were present in tie f Lombardy College in Home, where he Nuncio, a position he assumed June low that their wine, coffee and eggs sanctuary besides the above-a^J'f attended classes at the Gregorian 6, 1919. were frozen solid. His iron physique tioned, Rev. Father Guida, CJP, Bn^i ; PIUS XL University. is in a large measure due to these Father Fidelis, O.M.Cap., Rev. He celebrated his first Mass in Klevated to ( ardinalate hardy exercises of his youth. tehr Hunger man and Rev. Fatfe* piUS XI. succeeds Benedict XV. The joyous intelligence reaches the 1'ome on December 20, 1879. He It was less that a year after being Spang. The Te Deum brought tfct • Christian world that a worthy successor has been called to the Chair continued his studies in Rome until made titular Archbishop of Lepanto His Fame as a Student services to a close, p • 18S2, receiving Doctorates of theol- The new Pope is a student who has On Friday morning, February Si^ ; of the Prince of the Apostles, to administer, wisely and well, the vast and ogy, philosophy and law, be- that he was elevated to the Cardinal- momentous interests of the Church of Christ. From Italy, the land of ate and made Archbishop of Milan, a made his name notable in the intel- (S o'clock. Rev. Father Fidelis, 0j| | fore returning to Milan. post made vacant by the death of lectual and scientific world. For al- Cap., delegated by the Rt. Btfc • Popes, was chosen Achille, Cardinal Ratti, Archbishop of Milan, to succeed On his return to Milan he taught most thirty years he was identified Bishop, received the temporary vw| i Benedict XV., in the Apostolic See. And it is fitting, too, until more settled Cardinal Iferrari. Cardinals Tacci theology and sacred eloquence for and Laurenti received the red hat on with the Ambrosiana at Milan, in- of nine : Sr. Margaret Mm times brood over nations and people, that a son of that country of story five years and was then appointed to the same day. cluding the Ambrosian library, art Muehlbauer, from St. Joseph's pifr j and of song, of distinguished fame in secular as well as spiritual concerns, the College of Doctors for the Am- gallery and museum. He ¿assumed a ish, Mt. Oliver; Sr. M. Dolores Mi» j brosiana, where he labored for so In speaking of the new Cardinal should have been selected to fill the most august office ever held by man. from Milan, his Holiness. Pope Bene- position on the board of directors in ler, from St. Joseph's, CoraoDottn I Basing our calculations on the invariably excellent reports that come to us, many years of his life. His call to 188S and immediately took steps to Sr. M. Herman Friedman, from St ' the assistant prefectship of the Vati- dict, paid high tribute to his diplo- not only from intelligent Catholic, but from non-Catholic, and consequently matic skill. make the library accessible to stu- Peter's, South Side; Sr. M. Cyif 5 disinterested sources, it is fair to assume that the new Pontiff will bring can library in Rome in 1910, revealed dents and the general public, di- Heim, from St. I^eo's, North Side; ; his tender and filial devotion for his "In turning our attention to Mon- rected his activities to enlarging the Sr. M. Francis Regis Steyer, fro« ; to the discharge of the sacred functions of his office rare ability, as well mother. Fearing that he could not signor Ratti, upon whom we have exhibits in the art galleries and St. Joseph's, Bloomfieid; Sr. M. Dole- j .as the very highest virtue, regarded from whatever standpoint we may. remove her from his native Milan conferred this new dignity," said the edited and wro£e more than three rosa Boyle, from St. Peter's, Brown- 1 In selecting the name of Pius as his future title, the Pontiff calls to mind without serious injury to her health, Pope, "we hear the voices of thou- score publications, dealing with vari- ville: Sr. M. Victoria Morris, fraa • recollections of great and eminent men who preceded him in the Chair of and in order to comfort her with his sands of diplomatic students uplifted ous historical and scientific subjects, St. Peter's, Brownsville; Sr. M. Ro- | Peter. They were incumbents of that chair at memorable epochs, and ren- presence, he retained many of his in praise because of this choice. We w hich marked him as one of the most saria, Planitzer, from St. Peta\ f duties at the Ambrosiana, spending see the students of the diplomatic dered it incalculable service in the cause of religion and civilization. They schools greeting the former erudite men in all Europe. He re- South Side; Sr. M. Xavier Kale, fna < flourished at times which tried men's souls, and tested the quality of that several months of the year at Milan tained his interest in Alpine climb- SS. Peter nad Paul, East End. Afi* | and then returning to Rome. of the Ambrosian Library of Milan religion which we call Christian, and proved that whatever else it may ing and is said to have one of the blessing the veils and delivering t and the Vatican Library of Rome, most exhaustive libraries in exist- short but impressive sermon, have been, it was beyond human power to destroy it, or prevent its produc- thanking him for the zeal with which ence on the subject of mountaineer- for his text "What Have I in Hea*| tion of the most beautiful virtues of benevolence, of charity, of heroism, of Nuncio to Poland he always favored them in their Monsignor Ratti was designated search for the hidden treasures of ing. j 0 Lord, and Besides Thee, WhsfcBl self-sacrifice. In adopting the title, Pius XI., bids us hope for a continuation On the death of Monsignor Ceriani, and constant display of the same attributes which made the memories of his Apostolic Visitor to Poland on April ancient documents; we behold the 1 Desire Upon Earth." the celefentf 25, L91S. His appointment came just students of diplomacy greeting the the new Pope was made prefect of offered up the Holy Sacrifice, dvlf illustrious predecessors of the same name pre-eminently worthy of being at the time of the peace of Brest- Apostolic Nuncio of Poland, who with the Ambrosiana and in J910 he was which the novices pronounced mt handed down to our day and time for admiration and reverence. Litovsk, when the German army had firmness, exquisite tact and imper- called to Rome as vice-prefect of the vows for three years. After i Time will soon enough inform us in regard to the policy which the control of the country, with I^opold turbable calm knew how to establish Vatican library. When Father Fran- they received the black veil frorrfk of Bavaria head of the government contact between cn'urch and state in cesco Ehrle, the prefect of the Vati- hands. Benediction of the BleM| Pope will pursue, and we need not bother ourselves in anticipation. We can library, returned to Germany in 4 hcpe no doubt that the course adopted will be in accordance with wisdom and and General Von Besseler in com- times most difficult and under cir- Sacrament and Te Deum followed! mand of the army of occupation. cumtances most dangerous." the summer of 1914. just to" the justice; for where can we expect to find the manifestation of either, or both, Later his authority as apostolic vis- outbreak of the war, Monsignor if not in the See of Peter, in the central depository of the truth of Christ, itor was extended to Russia, Latvia At the time of Cardinal Ratti's in- Ratti succeeded to that position, a CATHEDRAL LIBRARY | the Lord. The thought of these things ought to be fully satisfactory' to and Lithuania. stallation as Archbishop of Milan, post he filled until called upon by Catholics. September 1921, the pape ms o Benedict XV to act as apostolic vis- In speaking of the poets o£ the While revolution succeeded revolu- every political complexion seized Everybody appears pleased with the selection of the Conclave, which tion in Poland he was able to effect itor to Poland in 1918. He w as made surrection in his fifth lecture on tkt upon the news and commented upon a member of the Pontifical College literature of the Irish revival, Mi. \ is as gratifying as remarkable. The new Pope enters on his pontificate greater work for the Church in Po- it favorably, a surprising fact in the land than had ever been effected un- of Archaeology in 1915 and delivered Whelan discussed Padraic Peait% if with the fullest recognition of the grave and almost unbearable responsi- center where political passions are several notable lectures on archae- Thomas MacDonagh and ThoflMfcf bilitywhich is placed, because and by virtue of his new vocation on his der the Czarist regime. Warsaw at so ardent and where anti-clericalism that time was put under the direction logical studies. MacEntee at length, and assertai|| shoulders, and also with a knowledge that his immediates predecessor passed is so tenacious and aggressive in that all other insurrections in Irelaai | of a regency headed by Cardinal Ka- some factions. The unanimity of re- over to his trust the care of a Church stronger in point of numbers and kowski, Archbishop * of Warsaw, Organized Catholic Teachers hadfailed because the Irish had bt»> £ influence than it eve* was before. spect and opinion which was accorded ?rince l.ubormirski and While in Milan, the new Pope was ken away from that Ancient civiliw^|| Baron Cardinal Ferrari, was shown also to known and leved by every class of tion of Ossian which St. Patrick kit'i With heartfelt thanks to God for the favor bestowed in the selection Strowski. his successor. While Catholic publi- of Pope Pius. XI., the children of the Church should unite their prayers to The Apostolic Visitor immediately people. He >vas for more than thirty christianized unto a rebirth. lUl | cations praised the priestly virtues years the chaplain of the Convent of insurrection proved the truth of thy Him that He should strengther and bless the Vicar in all the works of his made it plain that his duties were of the representative of the Holy Pontificate to His own greater honor and. glory. restricted merely to religious affairs the Sisters of Our Lady of the Cen- saying of Douglas Hyde, one of tht See, the secular press emphasized his acle, a work to which he devoted founders of the Gaelic League, "Ml and that his presence had no political scientific achievements, his cult of significance. much of his energies and which language—no nation." Mr. Whslfft :o:- civic traditions, the Italianity of his brought him in contact with Italian will give the last of these very po§§ One of the gravest questions in sentiments and the generosity and women of every social class for char- ular series of lectures in the CathK THE CONCLAVE Poland immediately after the armis- equanimity of his soul. itable and religious works. He di- dral Assembly Hall on Monday •<•» tice was that of the disposition of rected classes, preached sermons and ning, February 13, at 8:15. The s^ the lands. The peasants had long Triumph on Return tq Desio animated in a hundred ways the work ject will be "The Influences and te •JBE City of Rome in the past week was the theater of important events been clamoring for land ownership The Sacred met in the august conclave to elect a On Cardinal Ratti's arrival in of this institution, which had wide- dencies of the Irish Revival," and si and the Church in Poland was in pos- spread effect on the life of the city. a large attendance is predicted £ weeessor to the late Benedict XV. *It was certainly a noble assembly, and a session of largo territories. Desio, his birthplace, on the morning worthy successor of those Synods that during the first three centuries met of September 8, his passage through He was celebrated for his sermons this final lecture a larger haU in tit The Apostolic Visitor took the in- the gaily decorated streets was a tri- preached during the month of May High School ha4 been obtainsdjH ia tear and trembling to choose a new candidate for the executioner's axe itiative in the movement to parcel umphal procession. He was escorted for several years. that occasion. , " ajiwrthy successor of those Synods that met in after days to chooosfe an in- out this land among the people, who by a squadron of Catholic cyclists. In 1883 he organized the Associa- cumbent for the throne that all the world obeyed. clamored for a division of terrain. He went first to the church of San The Bishops in a public statement tion of Catholic Teachers. His inter- "THE RLASPHEMEK! S I* J?L!ha^tCT * the Sacred College has changed much from the time Eustorgio, where an immense crowd est in education was manifested not en tire y from the cler declared that they were not opposed was waiting to greet him. In the . ? *y of Rome. The international char- to a distribution of lands and the only through his work with this or- 19 h 8iz beautiful basilica there was a dele- ganization. but by his personal zeal St. Canice Holv Name Socifl 2-iJVSL%!i3L Tf™P * «» by the international character of the Apostolic Visitor was instrumental in gation of suffragan Bishops and other in teaching classes and preparing present the religious pictui SS? ^ Church- itHly' as » usua1' holds the largest number of Car- summoning a commission of Bishops prelates and priests received him countries wel1 children for first communion. Blasphemer," at the Rialto iwufT^l represented. The action of the Car- which agreed to the disposition of with greetings of welcome to the Brownsville road, Mt. Oliver, 18 Watch6d With Meiae church properties, always provided He taught al so in the major semi- ta? solicitude by people in every city of St. Ambrose and St. Charles. nary at Milan, directing the work in afternoon and evening, FebrusfffS 8Uccessor to the Holy See sanctioned such action, £ / ** late Pope was a duty which de- Cardinal Ratti was accompanied by the classes of theology and sacred at 3 and 8:15 o'clock. M and the interesfs of the Church were «r^^ f.™ -2? T" "momentous in its character, that Catholics not affected. a detail of cavalry as he went to eloquence. "The Blasphemer" was pnxhpW 8en8e of the Duomo to say his first Mass as The Coronation Services of the by the Catholic Art Associate S^ihS^taooe to wtuch sucrh a task is ST**imperativ^e must be lade»«Piousnesn s the minds of head of the archdiocese. In his ser- Pontiff will be held in the Basilica of pecially for the Holy Name SodjUf Bravery Before Bolsheviki Sunday, to celebrate its jubilee in tho MH fcra8re t0 mon on this occasion, after respond- St. Peter, February 13, 19f2. ANJL^W !!! I members of the Conclave had no During the time when Warsaw was ing to the greeting of his clergy and States. It is a wonderful produett!f| tfcought but Personal aggrandizement. Catholics know well that Cardinal being besieged by the Bolsheviki the filial reception of his flock. Car- LECTURE BY and carries a poweful lesson. we no different from and holy Bishops and priesta of armies, Monsignor Ratti gave a not- dinal Ratti paid a tribute to the au- Rt. Rev. Archabbot A«MB ^n ^uamtance. They &ow the faitwheh thlnt animSes^e men is £ able display of his qualities. In the thorities and magistrates of Milan, MISS HELEN DENNY AT Stehle, of St. Vincent's Archabtafc invasion of July, 1920, when all were referred to his own high mission, to OLD SAINT PATRICK'S will address the assembly St ru^tirrjt:^ ^ i? » JOT«*« ispani c stricken, when the government which, he said, hewould devote him- evening performance. , . S^now Apostolato. The same spirit that presided then, pre- and the people despaired, when for- self whole-heartedly, spoke in moving Admission by ticket only. IB^^H h0l aQd the chUd eign missions abandoned the capital, Miss Helen Denny and Miss Clara 2*bd£e tlÌttS^IlJV Z,£r ™ of the Church do terms of the Holy Father, reminding J. Baker, of the State Board of Pub- may be secured at St. Canton an irfU beTvata »«fir rV**? day from her altars he remained at his post and main- his hearers of the greatness and in- ch0ice of a Pope not Tnere, lic Health, gave a lecture on "The ceum or at the parish resideMSfM «L-i x y filling of a vacant office tained a serenity and confidence ternational character of the Papacy, evening prior to the showing-"4HE which commentators declare could Menace of the Fly," in Old Saint Pat- which, he declared, would confer rick's Gymnasium on Thursday eve- on Sunday morning or afteinoWiJj s&sarfwra* -csr. .j^^,* 3Sz only have been inspired bv supernat- jrreat prestige on Italy if only Italy ural motives. nnig last, before a large audience. would take it into due account. The lecture was illustrated with mov- It was due to his efforts that the Following the ceremonies of in- ing pictures, showing the whole life SETON HILL To elect » worthy successor to Benedict XV. was no easv tank ( onstituent Assembly of the new Po- stallation, Cardinal Ratti's first en- and history of the fly, and the peril ^«nd^t beau^rf character which ennobled The life of ^ d^ Po^ land made provision that the Catho- gagement was at a dinner given to from flies to the health of the com- The "Senior Ball" will 1» toU j I^Ìl^ÌÌ moot difficult of accomplishment. That thereare lic Church should be accorded first the evening of February IT, J»^ rank in the new state and that any one thousand poor persons in the munity. As a contribution to biology 1 bod of house of the Ursuline nuns. The it was one of the most interesting Greens burg Country Club, Z LTXÌf SÌ^^ * P^eminent ability and posseSd 7t measures concerning Church laws dinner was given in his honor. lectures ever held in the parish, and one of the largest and moot SL^TJSÌSJS4®^ * * fact P^ generally acknWlig^ but tteie would not be passed without first consulting Rome. In the afternoon of the same day was thoroughly enjoyed, and will be of the social events in tht JM an indescribable yet well recognized charm ¿out the p25, of BeS Cardinal Ratti opened the House of productive of immense good. Even each season. Many gueata «!• Such judgment did he display and the People, which had been founded though it is winter, the members of ing from a distance and the so established had become his repu- by his saintly predecessor, Cardinal the parish are resolved to "Swat the '22 will entertain over tho tation for fairness and discretion that Ferrari. Forty thousand youth Fly" at the first opportunity, and Among the guests will be ass« he was chosen by representatives of formed an escort to the new Cardinal thus make their contribution to the from the eastern and western Poland Germany and the Interallied as he went to take part in the dedi- health of the community. and universities. The chaWjy commission as ecclesiastical commis- SS^ —^ssss tsss cation of this institution. The The baby clinic which is open every the event, Miss Catherine Wv advei ries sioner for the plebiscite in Upper Si- announced the following £5£ ¡EttSTl r ' <* enthusiastic adm^Nr^s no light Ital ian Minister of Agriculture de- Tuesday morning, all morning, in pl e f one lesia, an extremely delicate task of ing the several committoss? *f ° * ' yet to elect a living Pope to o^y Se livered an address to the big gather- charge of a physician and three whih he acquitted himself very fa- ing following the official welcome Margaret Cush, Miss KathsriM! vorably. trained nurses, is achieving results pronounced by the Assistant Secre- beyond any expectation when it was Miss Helen Sloan, Miss Mary He also did great service in secur- tary of the Ministry of Labor. started. Last Tuesday 30 babies Cague, Miss Margaret McGuir* in the release of many distinguished were brought to the clinic by their Mary Lou Stolz, Miss Clara prisoners from the Bolsheviki gov- Notable Athletic Feats mothers; the babies are weighed, and Miss Catherine Brown, Mis ernment, included among them the The new Pope has been likened to given medical attention when neces- ine Behane, Miss liable Archbishop of Mohilaw and the Pope Pius X because of his stature sary, or sent to a hospital, or re- Miss Sara Hamilton, Miss Mam Bishop of Minsk. and physical characteristics and be- ferred to a surgeon, and the moth- tenon, Miss Martha Berg. It was while he was inx Warsaw leMt nwant o£ c cause of his burning zeal, which ers are instructed in modern methods ^^ZSTJ" • <»«Wemtion should be gW that he was appointed titular Arch- prompted him to carry out many ex- of child care and feeding. The re- complications bishop of Lepanto on July 3, 1920. "THE CONFESSION* " .»^Tfr O'er Europe at the present critical iunctur» »v taordinary works of charity. Even sults are surprising, and there are He was consecrated by Cardinal Ka- after his elevation to the Cardinal- very few children sick in this terri- ¡X^^i^ii6 iano near prob- kowslti on October 28 of the same ate he made it a practice to visit the tory now, where a year ago the child St. Michael's Dramatic * « «jMhto potion, the death of a Pope and the ^ year in the Cathedral of Warsaw. hospitals and prisons and console the mortality rate was one of the highest will present the religious Notable among the work which he afflicted. >n the country. Confession," in tho 2X2Z aia.-.«g« »* kmd n ium on February 21, carried on in Poland was that in con- He has been likened to Pope Bene- ^ Dr. Jaaaea J. Walsh, the noted m- nection with the establishment of dict because of his intellectual pow- play should not be nor and lecturer was aA gVMmeatt at Oldflu ] "The Seal of 7 new dioceses. 11m« wen many ers and his keen grasp of interna- Satat Patrick's roctory 'JÈR^-*** ****** «ho ^SrSST S ^ mi«iM*iMM of Hpfcepe during tho tional ritnntioM. His ability u a are on sties at 8t' house*. Pfata SÜH üäftü& Mfea •¡Mi"''" THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC wvmsu ST. XAVIER St. Patrick's Day in the Evening— March 17!!! Ministered to Victims ALUMNAE DANCE Keep your eyes and ears open, for DEVON St. Justin's are laying extensive in Washington Disaster All plans have been completed for plans for a big entertainment. Be ELECTRIC CO., Inc. the dance to be given Thursday eve- ready for bushels of fun. You re- Vivid Description of Work With In- •13 Liberty Avenue Pittsburg*- Pa. ning, February 16, in the Knights of member the good time you had previ- jured and Dying EICHENLAUB'S ABC WASHERS AND IRONEBS Columbus club house, Fifth and Belle- ous years at this festive occasion— field avenues, by the Decade Club of March 17! It's going to be better By REV. FRANCIS J. HURNEY Phones, SmithfleM 968-969 St. Xavier's Alumnae Association, than ever before! After the suc- of St. Patrick's Church, Washington Miss Ruth E. Tebbetts, chairman of cessful Minstrel Show we hail this the club, will act as general chair- year, we know that the coming en- Many Catholics were among those "Be Your Own Plomber" man of the dance and will be assisted tertainment will be something EX- dead and injured as a result of the February We gall to Anyone at by Miss Clara Donhoe, treasurer, in catastrophe at the Knickerbocker Wholesale Prices TRA FINE. the capacity of vice-chairman. Watch for all announcements con- Theatre, Washington, D. C. Everything Car Piombine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. O'Donnell, cerning March 17! The value of wearing Sacred Heart Resair Parta a Specialty Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lanahan, Mr. Are you ready for another good badges, scapulars and other insignia Plumbers Supply Co. and Mrs. Daniel L. Burns, of Wash- entertainment ? It's comingi that every Catholic should wear was ington, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dona- never so dearly demonstrated as at Furniture Sale (Barbs Bros.) March 17!!!! hoe, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Haverty, St. Boniface, Northside—The an- the Knickerbocker Theatre disaster 4SS Liberty Are. Mrs. Matthew H. Smith, Mrs. C. A. last Saturday night, when scores of Catalogna on nual tea party will be held on Tues- ¡icrman and Mrs. Thomas Plummer day evening, February 21, under the Catholics were, without warning, A SAVING OF 15% TO 35% ON ALL BED Courtney, have been asked to act as auspices of the Christian Mothers' among those killed and injured. J.O'NEIL chaperons at the dance. Thirty-five St. Andrew's, Northside — The The scene within the theatre, when ROOM, LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM girls, now attending St. Xavier's comedy, "In Walked Jimmy," will be the Rev. Dr. Cartwright and I ar- Academy, will attend. presented in St. Andrew's Lyceum rived at 12 o'clock, defies adequate AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Haalinc Pani- Miss Marie Herman, chairman of hall Monday and Tuesday evenings, description. The moans of the in- taro and Pione the reception committee, will be as- February 20 and 21. jured and dying coming up from the Movine a Spe- sisted by Mrs. Benedict Hildorfer, St. Francis de Sales, McKees wreckage; voices crying "Please, MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW AND cialty. nmm Miss Eleanor Rahill, Miss Nana Kel- please;" or again shrieking out in Called far ami Rocks—"Her Honor the Mayor" will Dollrered a* aB ly, Miss Margaret Galvin, Miss Marie be presented by the Young Ladies' agony when some of the rescuers, at- WE WILL HOLD FOR SPRING DELIVERY Haara. Carroll, Miss Anna Butler, Mrs. Dan- Sodality on Monday evening, Febru- tempting to remove them, caused Now iel L. Burns, Miss Lauretta McCue, ary 27, in the school hall. • snow or debris to fall on them, was Moras* Miss Margaret Barry, Miss Alice heartrending. Whenever a voice was IMS-IS Hays—For the benefit of Holy An- SPECIAL—New Line of Nuf old Beds Ritter, Mrs. John Donnelly, Mrs. Ro- gels' school, "Gems From the Na- heard beneath the solid mass of ice NA« Pitta, n land Todd and Miss Madeline Tarpy. tions" will be presented under the and girders, the rescuers immedi- in Mahogany, Oak or Fumed Oak, Tel optionee Miss Frances Bonner, chairman of auspices of Agnes McClure Cline in ately brought picks, shovels and Black or Spanish Leather, Just Boll, Codar Ol the program committee, will be as- Carnegie Music Hall, Homestead, on acetylene torches into play to force P. * A. an exit for the victim. Chester 111. sisted by Miss Marlier, Miss Kath- Friday evening, February 24, at 8 Received. erine Barnes, Mrs. A. B. Charles, o'clock. Miss Gertrude Fahey and Miss Ruth Aided by Police Captain CHURCH CALENDAR Barnes. Father Ca rtwright and I had some Miss Mary Marlier, chairman of Nuns' Monument difficulty at first in gaining access. the dance committee will be assisted We were attempting to force our way ¡1 Convenient Terms Arranged. No Extra Charge FEBRUARY by Miss Marian Hick, Miss Roima Plans Perfected by past a guard of soldiers, when a po- lice captain, seeing that we were 10 St. Scholastica, sister of the great Ferrara, Miss Clare Marie Erny, Miss A. O. H. Auxiliary Helen Jageman, Miss Madeline Conti, Catholic priests, opened the way for WHAT EICHENLAUB% SELL YOU IS GOOD St. Benedict. us. Immediately we were seized by 11 St. Severinus. Miss Beatrice Gill, Miss Pauline WASHINGTON, D. C.—Considera- 12 St. Benedict of Anian. Reeves and Miss Catherine Mullen. tion of plans for the unveiling of fu^l^*?,', wh? broUghut ¿f .13 St. Catherine of Siena. Miss Coleta Gill is chairman of the the "Nuns of the Battlefield" monu- JJ® o h wall, where a babel of 14 St. Vaientine, a priest of Rome, music and ticket committees and will ment in Washington was uppermost and to d ^ 3501-3503 BUTLER STREET who was beheaded in 270. be assisted by Miss Frances Bonner, i:.n. th,Ue„ discussion*s „tof the nationalI di- there were scores of injuinjuredr . We 15 Saints Faustinus and Jovita. Miss Marie Herman, Miss Clara rectors of the Ladies' Auxiliary of called out to find if there were any They were beheaded in 121. Donahoe, Miss Mildred Schmidt, Mrs. the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Catholics among them, and after de- lfi St. Onesimus, converted and bap- Herbert Wilson, Miss Virginia Byrne, which held its semi-annual meeting claring that we were priests, gave tized by St. Paul. Miss Ruth McAdoo, Mr.s John Willis, here last week, presided over by conditional absolution. Non'Catholics Consoled 17 St. Flavian, patriarch of Constan- Mrs. John T. Wurtz, Miss Evelyn President Adelia Christy. After a consultation with Father Priest Murdered Byrne and Miss Margaret Barry. Cartwright and Father John Cal- Non-Catholics as well as. Catholics tinople in 447. The unveiling will be made an laghan, of St. Matthew's church, who seemed to gain great consolation In Parish House 18 St. Simeon, of St. James event of national importance and was also on the scene, it was decided from the Catholic priests. I visited the less, nephew to St. Joseph MOUNT MERCY ACADEMY distinguished clergy and laity from me of the non-Catholic victims, and the Blessed Virgin, and a many parts of the country, as well they should make for the hospitals, where the ambulances were carrying Scott Montgomery of the Veterans' (Br N. C. w. C. New» Service.) cousin to Our Saviour. as prominent government officials the injured and that I should remain Bureau, several times, but was fin- At 7:30 o'colck Friday evening, will be invited to take part in the ailv forced to leave him to his fate CHICAGO, 111., Feb. 3.—Orders February 17, Dr. Frederick Paulding, on,the scene. From that time until exercises. It is honed that the monu- 8 o'clock in the morning, I labored when a fire chief ordered me out of have been issued by Chief of Police FORTY HOURS the popular lecturer and ex-actor, ment will be completed within a year. his section because the balcony was Charles C. Fitzmorris, himself a will give a dramatic review ami in the theatre, at an adjoining candy Eleven orders that served during the shop where injured were being falling, having been loosened by the Catholic, to every policemen in Chi- critique of the famous Spanish play, Civil War are shown in the model, misguided efforts of some who had cago, the greater percentage of February "The Great Galeoto." Alumnae, brought, at the Christain Science which is now completed. church, which was being used as a been dieging through the wall and. which are Catholics, to spare no ef- 10 Millvale—St. Nicholas' church. parents and friends of the pupils are The organization was placed on lad cut through the supporting fort to catch the burglar who shot cordially invited to attend the lec- temporary hospital and morgue, and 11 E. Pittsburgh—St. William's Ch. record, in a declaration of principles, at Dr. Custis' home. beams. Mr. Montgomery died an, an.I killed Rev. Father Florian Chod- 12 Ford City—St. Francis' church. ture. as declaring that "the Irish Republic hour after being taken out. Close niewicz, aged pastor of St. Florence 13 Pittsburgh—St. Josaphat's Ch. At the instance of the Alumnae which was established three years I remember very well one girl to his side, dead, was a young Cath- Roman Catholic ch^ch, in the par- 14 Pittsburgh—Ch. of Resurrection. Association, a high Mass of requiem ago by the sovereign will of the Irish whom I anointed and who kept cry- olic girl, Veronica Mvfrphy. ish house. 15 Pittsburgh—St. Immaculata Cvt. for the repose of the soul of Pope ing, "My Jesus, mercy," while I The burglar is believed. to have people, still exists." The declaration anointed her, although she was un- All through the night I was called 16 Monessen—Holy Name church. Benedict XV will be celebrated in the further points out that "Mr. Arthur hither and thither, jumping on mov- been in quest of a small supply of 17 Wilmerding—St. Aloysius' Ch. convent chapel Tuesday, February 21, conscious. Father Callaghan told me altar wines which father Chodnie- Griffith, Mr. Michael Collins, and afterwards that he had given one of ing ambulances, giving absolution 18 Glasspo'-t—Holy Cross church. at S o'clock. -\ll the members of the other members of the Irish Peace and the short form of anointing and wicz had in the basement of the par- 19 Pittsburgh—St." Michael's Orphan organization are respectfully invited the young women whose confession ish house, and the courage of the Party, have all stated that they he heard that exclamation as a pen- making the rounds of different places Asylurfi. to be present as a tribute to the signed this treaty under threat of re- where victims might be. priest, who was in the sixties, in try- Mahoningtown—St. Lucimemora churchy o.f the late supreme pontiff. ance and act of contrition. The girl ing to drive the marauder out is be- 20 newed and intensified warfare" and I heard was probably the same girl. Only once did I meet a rebuff from 21 Northside—St. Gabriel's church. that they have further declared that a victim. That was at about 4 o'clock lieved to have resulted in his being 23 Npobside—House of the Good the present status" does not satisfy Workers Aid Priest in the mrirning, when I asked a murdered. Shepherd. THIEF RETURNS RECTOR'S According to the story told by the their national aspirations, nor do they It was very hard to make some of woman in the wreckage if she were 25 Pittsburgh—Holy Family church. COAT. BUT KEEPS MONEY claim it is their belief that it will a Catholic. Driest, who was found after several 26 Charleroi—Mother of Sorrows. satisfy the aspirations of the Irish those who were aiding in the rescue hours, weak and dying from loss of 27 Pittsburgh—St. Canice's church. work understand the function of a "Indeed I am not," was her reply. ELLWOOD CITY, Pa., Feb. 7— people." She appeared to be suffering from blood from a bullet wound in his leg, 28 Pittsburgh—St. Elizabeth's Ch. priest at a tragedy of this kind, al- he was aroused from sleep on the The home of Rev. Robert D. A. Wil- Resolutions were adopted on the though I received generous assist minor injuries. key, rector of St. Agatha Catholic death of Pope Benedict; urging ac- One of the victims of the catastro- second floor of the rectory by the in- ance from Catholic nurses, Catholic truder. He went down to the first VISITING DAY AT ST. Church, was robbed, an overcoat con- tivity in opposition to the cancella- firemen and policemen and doctors, ohe was Miss Frances Biokle, a mem* taining two checks totaling $133 and tion of foreign loans; urging defeat ber of the St. Patrick's Players, who floor and saw a man starting down ANN'S DAY NURSERY who were constantly sending for me the basement steps. He followed. $70 in cash being taken from the rec- of the "four-power" pact and pledg- whenever there was any evidence, had taken a prominent part in the tor's study. The following day the ing support to the International Irish from a rosary, a crucifix, a Sacred recent production given by our par- The burglar crouched in the Tile Mission Helpers of the Sacred overcoat, with the checks in the League of the World. Heart badge or a scapular that a ish. Most likely, though I do not shadow at the foot of the basement Heart wish to announce that Sunday, pocket but the cash missing, was victim was a Catholic. A captain of know it, she was among the number stairs and fired. The bullet struck February 12, will be visting day at found hanging on a fence in the rear CARDINAL O'CONNELL police, who is not noted for his of those whom I anointed, as she fol- the «riest in the leg, and he fell down St. Ann's Day Nursery, 28 Fernando of the rectory. MAKES STATEMENT friendliness to Catholics, also gave lowed the good old cpstom of wear- the stairs. The burglar escaped street. The home has been complete- me great assistance, stopping litters ing a Sacred Heart badge and through a basement window, through ly renovated from garret to cellar, medals. which the police believe he had en- and for neatness, cleanliness and PARISH NOTES Pope Pius, on Tuesday, February and clearing doctors and nurses from tered. , . cheerfulness cannot be excelled. The 7, let it be known that he was pro- the sides of victims that I might Father Chodniewicz lay where he foundly distressed and disappointed anoint them. walls throughout the building have Epiphany—Next Sunday at 11 Provision for fell for several hours, unabje to give been painted in light colors, and in that America was not represented at One woman, when asked if she an alarm. Finally he managed to o'clock there will be a solemn high the conclave which elected him on were a Catholic, answered, "No," but halls and play room dados of burlap Mass, Rev. John Corcoran celebrant, Mass on Ships drag himself to the first floor and a in dark red and green have been Monday. Putting his arms around begged me in God's name to look telephone, and summoned help. with the combined junior and senior Cardinal O'Connell, of Boston, the after her husband, who was a Cath- added. At all windows are pretty choirs, in the loft, singing the Missa Though weak from loss Of blood, the sash curtains of scrim and attractive new Pontiff said: "It was a great olic. g NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—Vessels and priest insisted on being taken to St Festiva in four voices, and the sur- personal sorrow that you were not From some of those doing rescue vestments for the celebration of holy pictures adorn the walls. Pretty pat- pliced boy choir in the sanctuary, Mary's hospital, a number of milee terned linoleums cover all floors, present." work, however, it was hard to gain Mass hereafter will be carried on away. By the time the police ambu- Rev. Law. A. O'Connell preaching the Cardinal William O'Connell gave assistance. I heard that some peo- practically every one of their pas- with bright rugs thrown here and sermon. lance had reached the hospital the there to add a touch of comfort to the Associated Press the following ple in the ruins were offering up senger ships running in ahd out of wound had again begun to bleed and the whole. Last year was the banner year in message to the American people: prayers—probably the group led by New York, it has been announced by a blood transfusion was decided upon. service attendance, the greatest "A new Vicar of Christ has been young Brosseau, of Georgetown Uni- the White Star, the Red Star and the The home is now capable of oaring financially as well as spiritually—of American lines of the International But just as the surgeons were pre- for fifty children in the best possible chosen to lead the Holy Roman Cath- versity—and begged some one to paring for the operation, to which the 169 baptisms 44, or more than olic Church, and with a thought of notify the Catholics who might be Mercantile Marine. manner; of developing all that is good one-fourth, were adults. several of the priest's parishioners in tiie child and curbing any evil tend* regret for the departed Pontiff, the Dinned under that a priest was at The chief steward of each vessel is offered to give their blood, he passed The non-Catholic series of ser- world will acclaim the election of the hand and that they should make acts to be appointed custodian of the ves encies through the efforts of the mons on Sunday nights are interest- good sisters—the Mission Helpers of new sovereign. of contrition. I was close to the sels and vestments and provision is a,*The murder has aroused the city, ing many of our separated brethren. "Mundane circumstances over hole where the rescuers were work- to be made whereby altars can be the Sacred Heart—whose untiring ef- S*. Augustine—The Dramatic Club for in spite of a remarkable record forts cannot fail to place it in the which I had no control, prevented ing away, but they would not let me speedily erected. The ship's "lounge" in crime prevention and In arrests wilj, give a play on Monday and America, in my humble person, from into the hole and even refused to - •. . m W.. * — - - - — —— ^ stav front ranks of day nurseries through- Tuesday evenings, February 27 oat the Bittsburgh district. being represented at the conclave. carry my message, so I had to be znrsz." mms ^«sii and 28. But the designs of Providence are in- content with giving conditional abso- St. Philomena—A prize bowling scrutable and infallible. Peace on linersnmps timhavee nastmad. e such provision for robbermore frespuents and .burglar s nas DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY match will be held for the benefit of earth and good will to all, which the church in the basement of the from the foundation of the church school on Tuesday and Wednesday has been the Vatican's guiding . The chief social function of the stu- evenings, February 14 and 15. thought, will be continued. The Holy dents' year is scheduled for Thurs- St. Richard'»—The B. V. M. Sodal- Father believes that thegreatest for- day evening, February 16. A euchre ity "will hold a euchre and luncheon mula for the present evils of the *nd dance have been arranged for on Tuesday evening, February 21, world is the application of those that evening in hie ball room and ad- 1922, at 9 o'clock, in the auditorium, principles which were sanctified by jacent rooms of the Willisn Penn ho- Bedford avenue and Wandless street. the life and death of Christ. ÌO YOU KNOW tel. The affair is under the direction Holy Trinity—Sunday afternoon, "Humility, reinforced with untir- •ad control of the Athletic Commit- February 12, after the devotions ing energy; charity and tolerance to- that all the Catholics in the diocese of Pittsburgh, approxima^y tee. The funds will be used for the will be conference for the Young La- ward mankind; confidence in human Maintenance of the varions athletic dies' Sodality. nature and faith in God will yet 600,000, only contributed for missionary Sunday School wrkmtt^io- activities of the institution. The at- For the benefit of the church a prove the world's salvation. tendance in years past averaged fif- euchre will be held in th'e church hall cese last year A teen hundred. Efforts will be made on Monday evening, February 20. SENDS MESSAGE TO SISTER to establish a record breaking at- There will be a door prize and many tendance next Thursday evening. handsome prizes for the winners. Numerous and handsome prizes have Almost immediately after his ele- SS. Peter and Paul's—The photo- vation to the pontificate, Pius XI sent $9,441 ? ••en secured for the devotees of play, "The Blasphemer,* will be euchre. a message to his sister, Camilla, in shown on Monday, February 13. Milan, saying: Yet look at some of the results of this meagre offering: St. Peter's, Southside—The Young "My first apostolic benediction to SODALITY SOCIAL SERVICE Ladies' Sodality elected the follow- you and all the family and relations." 102,299 religious articles and pieces of literature were distributed free, ing officers: Miss Catherine Sauter, When she learned that the Pope had president; Miss Marie Ey, vice presi- On Tuesday evening, February 14, bestowed the benediction from out- f 2,088 children received first Communion, many of whom were taken from non-CathoHe dent; Miss Rose Wagner, secretary; side of St. Peter's, the sister said she •t 8 o'clock Sodality Social Service Miss Anna Brehl, treasurer. Sunday Schools, «1U celebrate the fifth anniversary knew he could not do anything else St. George—Last Monday, Febru- tecause of his profound patriotic of the organization, in the Cathedral ary 6, Adam Steigner, of Wilbert auditorium on Craig street. sentiments. 1,641 were confirmed and 20,875 enrolled in Catholic Sunday Schools. street, was buried with requiem high "In a delicate situation," she ad- „Miss Sara Soffel, the first woman Mass at 9 o'clock. (See "y solicitor will make some inter- ded, "he has done a marvelous thing, 22 new missions were started in the diocese and many other activities conducted, Sunday morning, February 12, truly worthy of him; but those who Jftmg observations on "The Essen- during the 7 o'clock Mass the Chris- annual report whkh will be gladly mailed free on request.) of True Womanhood." Rev. know him and his patriotism will not tian Mothers' Confraternity will re- marvel." John Corcoran will tell something of ceive Holy Communion in a body. •ew plans of the S. S. S. which will They will meet in the afternoon. Isn't this work WORTHY of your BETTER support? ••efcle it to spread its activities over For the benefit of the school an en- AGED CLEVELAND • Mdt larger field. tertainment will be given under the PRIEST DIES nan will be music by Mr. Nor- auspices of the Dramatic section of JM» Frauenheim «ad the Dramatic the Knights of St. George on Mon- CLEVELAND, Feb. 6.—Rev. E. W. «< the S. S. 8. evening school day and Wednesday evenings, Febru- J. Lindsmith, 95 years old, the oldest The Missionary Confraternity of Christian Doctrine •liiiwn « «B» ary 20 and 22, entitled 'Tried and Catholic priest in the Cleveland dio- the dinctlfli (I; True n cese, died today. From 1880 to 1891 Rev. D. A. Lawless, Director, 204 Ferry SL, Pittsburgh, Pn. There will ft* re- St. Jastin'»—Next Sunday, Febru- he was an army chaplain, serving ary IX. the numbers of the Holy with General Nelson A. mica during Contributing, 11, V* Ü Supportin«, - - approach Holy the war with flfcttaff Bull, chief«* at the 7 o'elod " the Sieux •.--•• • "l'i MiWmi'rTr - '•" MM»H iÉÌÉHtiiÉfiil THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC THURSDAY, FEBRUARY

the road leading over the hill. She were hastening from the car, up the gazed at it until her eyes ached. station stairs and out into the busy Preferred P¡ Then she rose from her knees and street. She shrank from the deafen- I went to bed. ing cries of the taxi men. One, how- REALIZATION Ellie returned at 2 o'clock the next ever was persistent Trading List Osivwbs BANK afternoon. She was very sorry that "I want to go to a very moderate äOOOOOOOOOOOOÖßSÖÖOOOOOÖOOß dinner was over. priced hotel," Stella finally articu- ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL "You know, Stella, Maggie Gog- lated. The Bank to "How awful!" to the door she had heard Stella gins just can't cook. She means well, The man shrugged. "He's the fel- Schattier, SM. BaB hit, MS, P. A 0 I Bank on and Stella Hare, bending before the ice singing about her work. She recog- of course." low you want then," nodding to- chest which stood out on the lean-to nized agood voice when she heard Stella viewed the plump little wards a ramshackle hack standing Bank In. porch of her brother's house, hesi- one. "You can come to visit me. And speaker. How pretty Ellie was! And at the rear of the line of vehicles. Schenley Pharmacy ON tated her nervous fingering of a pint if you have scruples concerning vis- how pink her cheeks! "Cab, miss?" The tones of the 423WOOD ST cream bottle. iting a stranger, why, stay at a "How is your back?" voice fell soothingly on the girl's John C. Larkin, Prop. I MMOOiMAMOND SIS' "Isn't it, dear?" went on the voice hotel." "So, so," said Ellie plaintively. SMKS PITTSBURGH. Wt ears. in the kitchen. "I have no—" "But I mustn't complain. Isn't there "I want to find a moderate priced 4701 FIFTH AVENUS, - "What, mother Barlow?" "I want you to give several recit- a bite left, darling? Please!" hotel—or boarding house," Stella At Nevill« Street. "Why—never having been away als for me and, of course, I pay in So Stella prepared a second din- confided to the grizzled, weather- from this dreadful place." advance," Mrs. Barlow broke in ner, and during Ellie's eating of it beaten owner of the kind old voice. "THE MOUNTAIN" "Oh, that!" suavely, equal to any obstruction. she learned that while in the valley "Yes, miss—I know the exact ST. PETER'S PARISH, N< | OAO Mmt St. Mafjr*. CeBa*a 1 Q1 1 "Isn't it awful?" "Oh, I couldn't promise!" the day before her sister-in-law had place, miss. Get in please, miss." I DUO „j Ecelseiastical Mmij • I "Oh, I don't know, mother Barlow, To go over the hill! OVer the hill invited her family for the holiday With an awkward, upward push it's home to her." and far away! But what of the season. EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND beneath her elbow he helped her into WALL PAPER 1 Home! The girl on her knees at washing and the cooking and the "We can put them up somehow, the musty smelling cab. Then swing- C—dartri by Secalar CUi»wi AMil by the ice box laughed suddenly. But mending? El lie's back—and Tom- darling, if we only try. Can't we?" ing the telescope bag upon the BARGAINS Uy ProfnMn while her ears were turned to the my's throat, which was weak and ,"I suppose vou could," answered driver's seat he climbed after it. The Court«*: Classical, Scientific, P*e4»edtaal. conversation going on in the kitchen Hirh School. Separate Department far buy» needed her careful nursing? She had Stella. sleepy horse was coaxed into action G. J. Hatch & Company Maw» the ares of IS and 14 yean, fir instinct prompted her to decide solemnly assured Elizabeth, too, that Ellie remarked that she thought it and the cab rattled off. catalog address quickly upon mixing the remainder of she would have her gymnasium suit wise for her to spend a few days in So this was over the hill! Stella 104 Ohio St., E. N. S., Pittsburgh BT. BSV. MSGS. B. 3. B RADLET. LUD.. the miik with the small amount of ready in a day or two. The pears town shonping before their arrival. sat on the edge of the seat and (Near Allegheny Market) cream left and pouring the result were ready to do up and the cran- "When I am there, Stella," she ad- peered through the dirty windows. into the tumbler she had taken from berries waiting to be made into ded naively, "you might get your Advertisement signs loomed up the kitchen cupboard. The girl had jelly. And there were the rag car- sewing for the children done." everywhere. Motor cars dashed past Hours: 10 a. m to 9 p. m. Sundays. I ttdfcSt gmniitmiiNimiitiiiifiaiiiifiaiiiiiiiHiiiSs not exactly refused tea, yet Stella pets—ánd the nuts—and the mince "Tim's sister will be visiting him and electric cars lumbered heavily by. knew she did not particularly care meat— then," the girl exclaimed. Occasionally a siren horn pierced all DR. ROBERT J. OLD I COLUMBIA I for it. "Oh, I couldn't this fall!" she cried Ellie opened her large eyes. "But the other noises. Over the hill! Why "Home is where you hang your hoDelessly. you and Tim are—" back home, there was more beauty EXPERT DENTIST §GRAFONOLAS | hat, Teddy says," the older woman's "This winter?" the inexorable "Tim's sister is my friend." than here. Back home you could at 20 Years on North Side voice continued. voice of Mrs. Barlow inquired. | East Liberty Headquarters E The other woman handed her tea least hear yourself think. And you 408 Federal Street (Second Fisse) Grafonolas: $17.50 to $500 5 A tinkling laugh rang out. "Teddy! The vision of the winter's duties cup to Stella. "Please, another .cup. could see the stars. Reluctant tears Records: 65 cents to $7.50 E Why. Teddy can hardly wait to get danced before Stella's eyes. Last It will make it awkward for you, coursed themselves down the girl's n. s., : aTtsburgh, pa. into the new house. He detests winter bier Bob had been laid up for darling, won't it? Naturally Tim :old cheeks. She would have given COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS i boarding as much as I do. And only two month with a broken arm. His will bo with his sister a lot. He anything to have been at that mo- AND s yesterday your quoted authority job was dangerous— adores her, you know." ment back home. SACRED HEART PARISH. & & , RECORDS ALWAYS ON HAND E stated that the board was all right! "Oh, not this winter!" breathed Stella flushed. "It was my fault— There is no place like home!" "And you have come here to carve FEBRUARY 5 Stella. that quarrel. Tim had a right to say out a career for yourself." P. Ludebuehl &. Son "You wander, Ruth. I reiterate "Next spring or summer?" what he did. Others said about the It was not a question, it was sim- COLUMBIA RECORDS | that it is awful—awful for her never "Mother Barlow!" Soft tones beg- same thing yesterday and I did not Penn and Franks tows fco have been out of this place." ply a statement, and Stella made no NOW ON SALE | ged the questioner. anger." reply. She was in the dining room Stella rose and stepped into the "I guess—never," decided the wist- "Oh! Perhaps thev said it in a of Brown's Hotel, sitting opposite a SHOES and HOSIERY * The February list comprises a E kitchen. ful-eyed Stella. more polished way. Tim is such a woman who, half an hour ago, having "Do you mean on account of the in* selection of records of the E "Never—never say never!" Mrs. boor." heard Stella sob in the room next to We've Pitted Feet house?" she inquired as she placed Barlow said briskly. "Promise to "Tim is not a boor!" flashed the her own, had forced herself into the Over Fifty Years greatest star« of the world. E the glass of milk on u plate and come tomorrow. Come just for a giri. girl's presence and insisted upon her handed it to the pretty, dark-eyed day. See what lies over the hill, the going down to supper. Come in and hear them. 1 girl sitting near the big wood stove. Ellie lowered her eyelids. "Excuse Fro at Manufacturer Direct ta Opsn Monday sad Saturday 1 beauty of other people's lives, the me. I. am only repeating what vou "Eat first and cry afterwards," she na AMWmmI Caat «a Tas. Try » Evenings. = The woman in the rocker pushed beauty of their environment. Just said." aside a heavy mink cape. had curtly advised. stay a day. Then come home." It was true. She was. And Stella, glad to be cared for COOKE CORSET FURNITURE CARPETS | "I mean the house—and the town." It was Mrs. Barlow, the efficient "Well, I take it back. He isn't." Mamfaetved amiy kr the Mother Barlow!" even by a loud voiced, a little too and magnetic club leader, speaking Stella had reached a conclusion yellow haired woman who had given COOKE CORSET COMP ANT John A. Scott Co. | "'It isn't her house, I take it, and { now. It was difficult to ignore her during that talk. She would go over Largest Makers oí Made-to Msaeura it isn't her town, either, Ruth," the advice, had complied. invitation. the hill that very afternoon! Her "Haven't you folks?" in tie World 5821-23-25 Pan Ave., 1 stated Mrs. Barlow calmly. Ruthe Barlow »lanced hastily to- sister-in-law's heedless and heartless Ml Matawaad Bid».. Pena and Hiffhlaad Am Stella's wide mouth trembled Stella nodded miserably. East Bad. Pittsburgh, Pa. EAST END, PITTSBURGH E into a smile. wards Stella. planning had accomplished what "Then go back to them." "Promise!" invited the older Stella had thought and prayed would "I can sing," Stella said. «HMUIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllrc "Won't you have another muffin? woman. be impossible. It had pushed her to Photographie Portraiture No, thank God, it isn't my house." "You can sing now, perhaps." The I won't promise but—I may the edge of her endurance—she .could woman laughed harshly. "Tomorrow By Appointment "But I do not think it so bad!" come!" not stand any more. Her conscience maybe you won't be able to. And m Ruth Barlow cried, her dark eyes Mrs. Barlow closed her lorgnette. bade her see Father Halpin before your folks will have somebody else to scanning as much as they could of The battle was won. STRICKLER STUDIO the interior of the gray frame house. she took any step but now, since the love—tomorrow." Fire Escapes "It's beautiful over the hill, my realization of her dream was so near Stella shivered. New Location "This kitchen is a love. The linoleum lear. Beautiful. And there is friend- for Building» is pretty—I adore blue and white. at hand, the passion to see the beauty "I know," continued the woman. "I 6016 Penn Avenue, Esst End 4 ship there, too, and music, and sen- King beyond the horizon took com- The walls match it perfectly and the gave up what you are thinking of Phone Hiland 6179 ants to wait upon one. Admiration plete possession of her. She would giving up. Today they are all gone, dimiity curtains are dears. As for also. You will like it—over the hill." Iron Fences the stove," fehe moved her chair go for a day at least. the ones I loved, and I am here in a for Your Property nearer to the glowing range. "I think "I have been waiting a long Ellie was resting on the plush cheap hotel, living on a pension. it the best indication always that time—" couch in the sitting room when Stella "But it has been my dream—" ATTORNEYS AT LAW* someone in the house understands "For me?" interrupted the exult- appeared dressed in a brown serge "Dream! Better far to dream Fly Screens ant Mrs. Barlow. "I shall take good suit and brown satin sailor and car- than to realize your dream at the ex- FRANK P. PATTERSOS what tiome' means." care of you. I am not a Catholic, but for Your Homo Stella flung a snowy napkin over rying a canvas telescope bag. pense of love. Go back home and Attorney and Ce unsellor at LlÉ Ruthie here is. You and she will get "Why—why—darling—" dream again." the muffin dish and sat down before along famously." ltll First National Bank TAYLOR & the zinc-covered table. "I am going over the hill, Ellie." "Oh, no!" breathed Stella. Telephones <09 and <10 Court Ruth Barlow's lovely eyes sought The plump little woman's eves "I tell you yes," cried the woman. WW * TWENTY-FIFTH "I insisted upon the kitchen being the still lovelier ones of Stella. -Jre PITTSBURGH, PA. done over," she said. "I told Ellie grew wide. "Dreams realized are ashes in your and Bob that if it wasn't I would "Teddy is nearly one," she said. "To Lakeview?" mouth. The only happy and com- CHARLES D. GILLESPIE M But the other girl was not atten- plete realization of dreaming will be leave." "Yes. I had an invitation yester- M1-M4 Carry Balidin*. 4th Are. and ta ft tive. She was about to live her day. Maybe I will be back in "a day. heaven. I know." "Are there children?" Mrs. Bar- dream! Over the hill— Telephone MM Court low demanded, gazing critically the If not I shall let you know." Stella gazed deep into the sad eyes nmniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiM while at Stella through a jeweled "Isn't that Charles coming up the "But Stella—but—" of the woman sitting opposite her. lorgnette. step, Ruthie? Yes. Well, I am not "It is sudden, I confess. I am "Oh!" _she whispered sympathetic- PAYAS "Six." sorry. I want to hasten home to pre- tired, though. I need rest. I may ally. BROWN'S pare for Stella." She rose from the not stay long. I have but a few dol- But the other shrugged aside the CUT RATE "Six!" exclaimed Ruth Barlow, her rocker which creaked distressfully YOU GO pointed little face aflame with inter- lars." sympathy. "I am not saying this DRUGS—KODAKS est. and adjusted a peacock blue veil over "But, Stella, who will do the covers every case—there are some to Save something regularly. This s her smart feathered turban. "Good- work?" whom public life is almost heaven. Sueetêtor to Wining Drug Ck Stella raised her brows a trifle. by, my dear. Here is the address." Smithfleld St at Bursal Am strong bank offers you safety s 'The children are all right," she an- The girl smiled. "Can't you?" But to us people with folks it's far Prescription Dept. la eharge «I BasBK Bad Stella took the card. "I won't "My back—" from that. And to reject one's sta- pharmacists 4%. swered. promise—" she began. "I love children, too," the other girl "O Ellie, Doctor Lockhart told me tion—oh, it isn't right, it isn't right. Trusses aad Sarpical BmBii. Kadaha B M said gently. Mrs. Barlow's perfect teeth re- months ago that there was nothing I should be in a little frame house Um Union Savings W | vealed themselves in a quite satisfied now, caring for a raft of children. I "Six. Humph!" interrupted the smile. wrong with your back. Goodby. "Wtara BieBm An older woman. "You do all the work, Take good care of Tommy. I shall love them. And I love cooking and "Don't do anything but come!" washing and sewing. I love common Trifk Mi*. I suppose? Cooking, washing, sew- write you." ARGO-LITE ing, eh? And where is Elite?" "Good-by, Stella—and thank you," Stella walked to the depot, meet- things—I love life." Opaa Saturday said Ruth Barlow. "And please for- ing but casual acquaintances who "I do, too," said Stella. "Ellie?" The speaker's voice be- give us!" "Then go back! Don't let that Appliance Co., came somewhat strained. "This "Forgive you?" glanced at her a little askance. Lighting Cor. 7th a*B. VMOHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIH "They are thinking of Ellie's Barlow woman exploit you. Go back morning Ellie has gone to a grange The older woman frowned at her home." Fixtures & SmlthMdSkj meeting. Little Bob and Stella the ¿iaughter-in-law. back," the girl reflected. "Well, younger went with her. The others while thinking of it they won't be The girl crumbled a piece of bread Mount de Chantal "For the trouble we have caused lying upon her plate. are at school." you—and may," continued Ruth with wondering where I am going." "Haven't you any ambition?" Mrs. heightened color. The 4 o'clock train to Lakeview "She said there was beauty here." Academy was due in five minutes and during "There is," returned the woman. Barlow asked. "There is but happiness and con- "Mother Barlow!" the interval of waiting Stella con- "There's beauty everywhere. But H tentment over the hill, Stella. No beauty to you means the look from Wheeling, W. Va. Stella Hare winced. "I did have. troubles, my dear." versed with the old station agent. City Insurance fr I have now, I guess. I have always Afterward when bystanders inquired children's eyes and a white wash Boyding school for girla, conducted "Goodby," said Stella mechanically. dancing on the line on a windy day— wanted to go to the top of that hill She watched the two get into the where Stella Hare was going he ad- of Pennsylvania out there," she nodded vaguely to- mitted he didn't know. "She said well there's no beauty that's beauty If the Sisters of the Visitation. For handsome motor car, the solicitous to you if you've gone and left "them. SUNBURY, wards the window, "and see what lay uniformed chauffeur at their elbow. she would buy her ticket on the trahi VBsspeclus, address The Directress. on the other side." And she waved a response to Ruth and—well, she spoke only about the How was Tommy? The thought "But why didn't you go?" the in- Barlow. Then she went into the weather. precipitated itself into Stella's con- quisitive older woman persisted. house, sat down by the table and "On purpose," spitefully declared fused brain. He— "Bob married at nineteen. I was cried. She knew very well indeed Clarissa Heath. "Is there a suitor back home?" Ursulme Academy fourteen then and for the last thir- that unless an upheaval of the most "Diplomatically," young Carl John- Stella flushed hotly. WIM EBIDDLE AVE- (Near Pai) teen years they have needed me here. impossible sort took place she never son laughed. "So!" The woman laughed kindly. Up to that time I lived with father —never would travel over the hill There was no one Stella knew in.."There is. Now you must go back.' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL and mother here in the valley. I and far away. the day coach but her sympathetic Quite strangely the house that Tim by UraaUae Naaa attention was at once directed to a had once told her she might have thought maybe I could sing or paint.' The upheaval did not occur. But a "That's horrid," the girl said hotly. series of incidents that stirred Stella small boy asleep against a young when he had asked her to be his wife «i Private Lsssons in Hnsis "But it was her own fault," the into unprecedented action did. girl's arm in the seat next to Stella's was portrayed plainly upon the wall Instrumental and Vocal mother-in-law remarked. She gased own. He reminded her of Tommy. before her. It was a beautiful little Ellie did not return that evening. Flushed cheeked -though he was, she house and so conveniently near Ellie severely at Stella, "You should have Instead she sent word by the neigh- THE MAR1LEY-MOSE AEtfflN Araeh, German, Drawing gone and realized your ambition." bor who drove a very cross little Bob was not deceived. Disease lurked and Bob! Perhaps, after all, Ellie's Manufacturers of Fainting and Elocution Stella raised a well formed but red- and Stella home that she would try just below the surface. The young back was weak. Doctors have been LEATHER BELTHfO knuckled and broken-nailed hand to to be back by noon the next day. enrl returned Stella's smile but put a known to make mistakes. Fer tenas apply ta The Directrew range a stray lock of her abundant, cashmere clad finger to her lips. "Go back home and dream again," MECHANICAL RUBBKR ' She would stay the night with friends AND MILL SUPPLOlJH soft, golden hair. in the valley. Stella understood. How often—how- advised the woman. "Should I? Father Halpin says very often had she with difficulty- "Oh, I mean to!" Stella replied as 4SS aad 427 First LADY OF MERCY ACADEMY not. The children needed me, so I "Her back is poorly, you know, gotten Tommy to sleep! Dear, wee she reluctantly withdrew her gaze PITTSBURGH, - • *» FIFTH AVENUE CITY stayed." Stella, the neighbor elucidated. Tommy! "Yes, I know it, Mr. Carlow, thank from the wall.—Mary H. Kennedy, in Reflaed School for Yoaag "Humph. You are a Catholic, of you. St^la watched the flying land- the Magnificat. Bell Pitone Smithfleld Stt . _ _ Ladies and Girls course. Those priests—" "She shouldn't do a mite of work," scape. November was almost at its D. flschasr a • tlalirriiliB far null hoys ^ "Now, mother Barlow!" close, yet no snow had fallen and KEYSTONE JEWELRY MFG. "Well, it's providential that the he went on. much beauty warned into false being GIRL MAY BE A NUN. rnm 4 to 8 yarn ef agm "She doesn't," said Stella. Manufacturers and Jobbers Weekly boards. . day motor car broke down in frofct of this Then big Bob announced when he lay on all sides. Stella caught her Jewelry, Diamonds and Classes begin in kindergarten and are house. I see that plainly." stamped with muddy boots into her breath. She was living her dream! Mrs. M. Burns came before Justice asi White Said graded through Primary Preparatory "Providential?" murmured Stella. spotles kitchen at 5 o'clock that he As the train thundered around a Aspinwall in the N. Y. Supreme Special Attention Given to Commercial and Academic work. Ruth Barlow rose and set the had gotten a day off to hunt. Could curve she glanced back. The hill lay Court recently, with a second writ of and Repatrias Examinations for Trinity CoUsae, empty tumbler upon the table. "That Stella do up a lunch big enough for behind her! She was nearly over the habeas corpus, seeking to get her M-M Methodtat Bid*. CM Washington, D. C., held in June and was refreshing—thank you." She five before she went to bed ? horizon. daughter, Angelica, 10 years old, out Pillsbuiih. Pa. September. Apply to pulled her seal wrap from the back Stella thought she could. When twilight descended and the of the convent at Tarrytown- N. Y., of a chair and turned to the older stars came out she leaned her head where she entered some time ago for THE DIRECTRESS Finally the other four children The American Cathoifc woman. "Shall we go?" trailed in. Elizabeth inquiring vocif- on her hand and tried to sleep. At the purpose of becoming a nun. Jus- AND "Sit down, Ruthie. I intend hav- erously about her gymnasium suit; the last station the young girl and tice Benedict last month dismissed Pennsylvania Mut nal Life ing my say, so saye vour diplomatic Tommy with feverish cheeks and the little lad had alighted, the latter the first writ of habeas corpus on Call H Hand 244 New a» ta fate i maneuvers. Yes, I said providential racking cough: George ail excuses still very drowsy and murmuring learning that Peter Burns, the girl's cash imite and I mean providential. No good- concerning the ragged tears in a pair sleepily to "dear auntie." His words father, had given his consent and paid ap han F. J. Hanley lookine- girl like you," once again the of iew trousers; and Lucv in tears had "ierced Stella's heart. She could after Angelica told the court how lorgnette came into action, "was over tomorrow's problems in arith- not sleep. Was Tommv in bed? Had happy she is in the life she has J. E. SINCOCH, S' PLUMBING and HEATING born to waste her sweetness upon metic. Elli e rubbed his chest with turpén- chosen. CONTRACTORS this desert aid. And I am resolved tine and lard? Was big Bob home? "The writ is dismissed," said Jus- to end your isolation. I live over Stella attended to all their wants 1S2 South Highland Avenue and at 10 o'cock the house was quiet. "'he wondered how many rabbits he tice Aspinwall to Mrs. Burns' lawyer, BepaW— Gtrea Carsdal Atteattaa that hill, a few miles over it is true, bad shot. And what about the wash ? after Angelica had repeated to him but over it artd you can come to me." At half past eleven she laid aside the Ellie would forget, of coarse, to soak SAFETY FIRST gumnasium suit and went up to her her desire to remain in the convent. "But—" the clothes! The oatmeal, too, should "I wish you would not bring any MARRY YOUR OWN little room at the back of the stairs. be cooked at least two hours. Ellie "No buts, please," said Mrs. Bar- She said her prayers and then flung more writs. 1 am getting sick of this Find your life partner bya] Liberty Engnipg Co. her brown eyes alight with en- never could remember that. petti-fogging in the courts. the one window wide ooen. The "Lakeview!" The Catholic Letter OTEN DAY AMD NIGHT thusiasm. Here was a new sensation nieht was calm, the heavens star "I take an exception to your hon- jot the Social world in which she studded. By twisting her neck a Stella started up. The train was or^ ruling," said the lawyer. 554—«2nd St., BroeUya, moved. As Ruth sad she had come trifle she could catch a glimpse of nulling slowly into a mate of light«. "Ill give you twenty exceptions if Sod 15c for Circular She followed the few passengers who you want them," said the court. 5SSP? mm

TÌIUÉSDAY,FEBRUARY 9, 192t THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC

MMrMa >|A|AvlgA|Af Hâ|â,a,ft,><>,a>É1 ivMS^HMii whom I have named—he1—her name Saint Catherine de Ricci. An Argument A GHASTLY TOLL One of the oldest and most inter- of us. Cardinal Newman said that# esting churches of Florence is the From Archeology OF HUMXN UVES gentleman was one who would navar Baptistery. Here all the children of hurt another's feelings. Ia our Mb* Our Young Readers the city were baptized. Visitors from The number of people killed in au tions with others we must have eoa* all parts of the world come to see the By Arthur Martin tomobile accidents in the United stantly in mind those human right» •fVfSV Vi' S't't famous doors of the Baptistery. The States in 1921 was estimated at be- and human needs. Genuine goal We stood in Carnegie Museum and manners arise from a desire not to doors are of bronze, and so beautiful gazed with awe at the reconstructed tween 12,000 and 15,000, probably nearer the higher figure, at a joint offend. This desire is the conscious- GOD BLESS YOU the prayer as being a slight amplifi are they that Michael Angelo said- skeleton of that monster of another "They are worthy to be the gates of neet mg of ness of the rights of the other fel- cation of Cardinal Newman's: "May nge, the diplodocus. Subdued expres- officers of the publii low. There are certain considera- God biess you! Wort are empty He support us all the day long, till Heaven. sions of amazement proceeded f afet y section of the National Safety the shades lengthen and the evening council and the managers of the vari- tions that we demand for ourselves. things— One day over three hundred years the uninitiated members of our pa We should be none the less willing to We speak and think not of our comes, and the busy world is hushe.l ago, a little baby was carried through some who were practically inclined ; local safety councils at Chicago and the " Saturday last. The estimate was accede the same to others. i saying— fever of lite is o er and our those doors to be baptized, to be attempted to measure with their work is done! Then in made a child of God, an heir of heights the magnitude of those tre- based on a-comparison of the 1920 Judging from the conduct of many But in this phrase forever rings may He His mercy hildren, and many of their elders, we The higher tenderness of praying. give us a safe I< idging, and Heaven. She received the name of mendous limbs. Qthrs, still, engaged igures with reports received from a holv rtist , and peace at Ale.vandrina. What a long name for everaJ cities and states. believe that a course in good manners It means so much—it means that I last."—'The their attention with the sweeping tail s a desirable thing. The real teach- Would have no fears or frets dis- Ave Mar 'ia. a little baby! While Alexandria was -ommencing to number with fortitude This is an increase of from 1,000 still a small child her mother died, 0 1.000 9\-er deaths from auto acci- ing should be the example of the ~ turb you, he interlocking bones that seemingly teacher. We do not doubt that the Nor have your heart timed to a sigh, THE "LITTLE DOCTOR" OF ROME ;md she went to live with her god- indefinitely succeeded each other ents in 1920, when approximately mother. 1,<>00 persons were killed. Based on public school teachers have sought to God bless you there. The relative smallness of the a direct their pupils in the polite aad i |ust as soon as she was able to head became hte source of humorous lie higher figure, safety officials sai Perhaps the most popular church human applications and charity, it hat a death from an auto-accident kindly way of doing things. The This trinity of blessed words in Rome is the Franciscan church, walk she used to go to Mass with her added more practical instruction will Holds all my wishes, oldest, new- god-mother. Although she was such seems, was mercilessly compelled to n 1921 occurred on an average of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli, for the retreat at humor's unbenign ap- every thirty-five minutes. accentuate this work.—N. Providenoo est, Santissimo Bambino, the Holy Child, little girl she sat very still and Visitor. The fairest deeds that can be never turned her head to look at the proach. And when we beheld the While the number of deaths from or better, Baby, is-there. It is a fig- vast expanse encompassed by those auto accidents increased, it was as- wrought; ure of the Infant Jesus said to have other children. After Mass her god- Tte holiest greetings, and the trues1 mother would show her the beautiful ever-spreading bony arches of his serted, that there was a decrease if been carved by a pilgrim at Jerusa- trunk, the thoughts of one and all the number of autos in use were used It's more than wishing joy and lem out of the root of a tree from the f^sof our Blessed Mother and wealth, the Child Jesus, of the saints and the reverted to the treacherous Trojan as a basis. On the basis of popula- Mount of Olives. He fell asleep over horse. Visions of concealed soldiers tion, however, the death rate That kindly fortune may caress his task, and waking found that it angels. How little Alexandrina loved you, to look at thèse paintings and to hear arose and we began to estimate un mounted. had been completed by St. Luke him- consciously the number of human vi That you have success and health, self—the artist Evangelist. over and ovçr again the stories her God bless you! god-mother told her about them scera this mammoth might accom- TEACHING GOOD MANNERS On the way to Rome the pilgrim modate Thus, each derived accord- was shipwrecked. Great was his joy Perhaps thinking these beautiful ing to his taste some peculiar intel- God bless you! Why, it means so to find that the image was cast up at thoughts made her wish to be like The New York City public schools much, lectual accession from viewing the have started a course in good man- the mouth of the Tiber, where fisher- the saints. Some one has said- skeleton of this archaic bestial mon- I almost whisper as I say it ; men found it and brought H to the ners for children. It is pronosed to set I dream that unseen fingers touch 'If you think but good thoughts your aside twenty minutes each week in city. Aside from this history, how- ?u describe the channels which children will be instructed in My hand in answer as I pray it. ever the Santissimo Bambino is rev lives will be true; May all k means to all mankinl through which my own thoughts were the art of being courteous. The ac- erenced for the many cures it has For good men and women were once flowing. tion has been the occasion of much In all its wondrousness possess you worked, the the Romans call it af children like you." I resurrected from the dust of Through sun and cloud and calm and fectionately, "Little Doctor." philosophic days remembrances of joking on the part of the press. FAMS» wind. It has been said that "too much Between Christmas and Epiphany When she was a little older her epochs in which those mountains of God bless vou! father sent her to a convent school destructive ice reaped animated tri- manners are bad manners." While Hie safe family the Bambino is exposed in its own there may be some truth in this chapel, and here the children flock to where her aunt was a nun. She re- bute from the earth. I saw among mained there until she was fourteen the coins deposited in the coffers of statement and manners are usually medicine for Colds YOUNG QUENTIN ROOSEVELT'S see it. They have at this time the the expression of the ideas of an in- PRAYER curious privilege of preaching little years old Then she returned home, these giant bergs the last surviving but she longed for the quiet of Her member of this monstrous race The dividual, they are the result of long and Coughs. sermons prepared for them by some convent time, which seemed, she said growth and from a variety of indi- Those Americans- kindly priest or Sister. tremendous cold which; as a fawning -and there were like Paradise. After receiving her courtier, followed in the icy tyrants' vidual experiences. In our conduct Builds new strength very I—many. —whosHeV sympathy went A story they ldve to tell is about a toward others we are largely influ- sick woman who tried to keep their tathers permission she became a nun tram made food and sustenance in- NO DRUGS out to Mr. and Mre. Roosevelt when when she was a little over fourteen accessible even to this Goliath of the enced by what we believe they expect the news came that their son Quen Bambino ail to herself, thinking fool- years of age. tin had been killed in war, will feel ishly thus to escape every illness. It beasts Straitened, then, on every inclined to envy the mother, who has is the custom to offer the Bambino Her greatest delight was to care side he had to bend to stern neces- 6race become a widow, the proud and not only to the touch of those able >r the sick and the poor. sity and submit to dissolution. Then grateful memories which she treas- to come to church, but to carry it to For years she suffered from a se- with him perished not only himself ons of her gallant and amiable boy. those too ill to come. So this woman vere illness, but she never murmured but also the race whose character- The Pittsburgh Catholic HSr Her life is a beautiful example of na istics were stamped upon him. Just how gallant and amiable he was, asked the priest who brought it to This Department Is only open to representative is disclosed in "Quentin Roosevelt; A her to leave it for a few days. In tience and humility. Her name in re- He perished-ah! Not only he but Sketch with Letters," edited by Her- the meantime she had it copied, and ligion was Catherine-the name by with him hrs entire race. Appar- firms of good business standing and is for the con- mit Roosevelt. There is much in when the priest came back he was which she is known—Saint Catherine ently then, there was no necessity for his existing either as an indi- venience of buyers who can quickly obtain the address these letters to admire and praise; given a false image dressed in the •1 and this paragraph is especially Bambino's clothes and votive jewels. Mdual or as a member of his race. under a classification of the goods desired and feel worth reproducing: That night the Franciscans were I-or if there had been such necessity A MOTHER'S PRAYER our bestial king could not have per- assured of fair dealing. Phone Court 1897 for space, or I wonder if I ever told you my pet awakened by a knocking at the great door of the church and by pealing ished. For what must be, that sim- for other information, or address 287 Fourth Avenue. prayer almost the only one I care ply enn not cease to be. And if in for? It was written, I think, by bells. When they opened the door In a lonely village, they found the Santissimo Bambino Many miles away, tact or capability we recognize that Bishop Potter: "0 Lord, protect us anything we see or know will some- all the day long of our troublous life without, bare as when first carved. Lies my dear old mother, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Then the fraud became known, and 'Neath the cold gray clay. time cease, we say ¡immediately that and Poultry Ssppltei on earth, until the shadows lengthen it exists not of necessity but at the THE I. W. SCOTT COMPANY Crafton "J and the evening comes, and the busy since then the image is never out of Of her tears and love MS Liberty Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. the sight of those whose duty it is Memories all awakened, pleasure of someone else. Be it a world is hushed, the fever of life is beauiful mansion: we know its very over and our work is done! Then in to guard it. If you love your mother, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS' PAINTERS AND DECORATO! Meet her up above. beauty will not survive that day in •CO Bin * PARKER—WT Liberty A ram E. FORMATO a CO.—Interim af Baal Thy mercy giant as a safe lodging which the owner its demoli- Seeds and Poultry Swvlla Eeelaalaatieal Daaaiatluria aad RaUthiaa place and peace at the last, through Inga a Speeialty. M Linden Am. (bmS). BEAR AND TIGER tion. Be it a bower of flowers, we Crafton. Pa. Jesus Christ oar Lord." I've always Listen to her praying, know those sun-painted creatures ARTIFICIAL LIMBS loved it; aad now, when life is hard, Wayward boy, come home, OaarSlaver Artificial Link Cm.. SMI Baa* St. It was a Thursday, when according must yield to the norist's will. Be RUSINES8 and all that is dearest to me is far to custom, the school children ram- Dreaming of your staying, I; » happy family, we know that BANKS—SAVINGS. iSfcjy?,,* comfort to think that bled in the forest to collect the week- Never again to roam. J.»eath wiH come at last to take the «WIEN RAVINGS aad DKPORIT BAWL Oakland HOU8ES MaetkA^all this will be past, and ly supply of fuel. Whilst the older So let your path ne'er wander vacant chair that some loved one had MS SmtthfleM St. Oliver Wig. BANKS tost we shall have peace. joys spent their energy in hacking rrom your mother's love. occupied. And so within each , crea- IM. E. Ouurtacfca» Msny of our readers will recognize down trees, the little ones indulged If you love your mother, ture de we find the capability of los- OAKLAND SAVINGS * TRUST CO. in a petty hunt. They had started a Meet her up above. ing the existence it presently enjoys. I C—fai Dapoatt Boxea |i par aanaa hare, and with screams and stones, —By W. J L. The creature, then, exists of no nec- I m MaiiM at. DEPARTMENT STORHB they endeavored to drive the animal essity; it lives by someone's wish. BADGES Pa. towards those lying in wait, when in- LITTLE NONSENSE Nor does my argument become the Baksrs, Confectioners Supplies OCH'S stead of the hare they came upon a weaker if you confidently assert that . L. KNOKK CO, 11M-U1S Pana Am huge bear. though man's earthly life will termi- BUSINESS 'Disturbed in its slumbers, the un- Not Worried. nate, man will live beyond the grave. Church, School and Hall Furaitare South Side HOUSES mannered brute made straight for the He—"If I were to die, you'd never Think you it proves that man must C. M. EICHKNLAUR, lit* F little harmless beaters. Wild with «et another husband like me." have existence. If so, how comes it SaattfcSeld IMS BUTTER, BGG8, TEA ft COI fear some clambered up trees, others that your archaeologist will trace the HL A. MOSCHBL. MB" É ran hither and thither in search of a She-—"What makes you imagine I CLOTHIERS should ever want another like you?" earth through centuries when man pi«« of safety. In the general stam- did not exist? How comes it he will ELECTRICAL CONTRACTO» pede one little urchin stumbled show evidence of vegetative life be- HOLLANDER'S T. CLIFFORD BOWVHB, MM «MS I Her against a stone and was brought to Some Mix-Up. fore the time of man? How comes AUaefcaayli Popular Clethtas Stara. FUNERAL DIRECTOR the ground. The bear was on him in it he will prove that the highest type 411 OMa Street. John r. •BBMBianrr mm cm a flash, bent over him, and dug his .Last year I asked "her" to be my of beasts were here before the birth- DRUGGISTS Valentine jaws into the boy's side, leaving a wife and she gave me a decidely neg- day of the human race? If man «TS» nasty wound, and then disappeared ative reply, so to get even I married must have existence, what happened She will be disappoint- into the thick jangle. her mother. Then my father married E. J. Carroll Car. Calar ed if yon do not send the girl. to this necessity throughout those East Liberty"HST The poor victim was brought home long and dreary ages? FIRE INSURANCE her a box of a , .™ I »wore by my gun to avenge When I married the girl's mother, And what of earth? Must the ameeican ma. co. af ART DRALERS—FRAMES little Mercel. So next day the whole the girl became my daughter, and my earth exist? If so, why did we Seventh Floor, fi—wwHfc Rid«. •aaa Am. W. school was marched oat The bigger father married my daughter, so he is 'MacDonalds' my son. when my father married my tremble so when astronomers fore- FLORI8T boys were armed with bows and ar- told that Halley's Comet was on its L C. LUDWIG FLORAL CO* TM _ DRY GOODS—MILLINERY • Candy Hearts rows, and I, armed with a gun and daughter she became my mother. If way, mayhap, to collide with earth? Diamond St. PWaa M Cedar ami Marth. revolver, went off in search of the my father is my son and my daughter Did we not each and every one be- Tte jtFsrisrf Cs. "SSy The latest candy bear. The first beat proved fruitless; is my mother, who am I? lieve that some day the earth must HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS there wasn't an animal's soul about; My mother's mother is my wife and GBO. W. SMITH. 1TM Ptftfc Avaaae INTERNAL DISEASES ONLY novelty must be my grandmother, and being fail. Like all the creatures that yet we were not dispirited, but start- dwell on it, the earth must one day INSURANCE ed a second beat, and explored the my grandmother's husband I must be be destroyed. Dont forget oar dainty scene of the accident. It was a hil- my own grandfather. B. P. WRLDON, MS Dr.EAstbkersrntTr LUNCHES lock flanked on both sides with dense Then, wherever we seek, we find AiiMirt. Health MM forests. We were sure to have the that all things created exist not be- In an Arkansas River town, built cause they can not fail or cease to LUMBER JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Hot be*r there at any rate, so we waited be but because another being might- BtTNN LOMBBB CO.. Fapatie aad w.th breathless patience. largely on reclaimed land, most North* Ida. J. HENNE. MM CM» Aw» —> —< MALT CHOCOLATE the houses had to be built on pfllare ier than they wishes them to be. kalt MILK The boys started out and in four or five feet above ground. One Eventually, too, no matter what LEAD PIPE TRAPS, BENDS BUSINESS a quarter of an hour had almost resident with a longer head than his length you will have the series of in- AMBBKAN LEAD OO, UM ta» Am TOMATO BOUILLON walked through the whole section of neighbors inclosed the space under ventors be, there comes a time when Homewood HOUSES Etc. jungle, when all of a sudden I heard his house with pickets and in the pen the intellect must say there is a MUSIC HOUSE—GENERAL a fearful grunt Sure it was my thus made he kept a drove of Power That so exists that It depends H. A. BECKER. BmjlMf M MM BUTTER, EGGS, TIA * UffIB friend Bruin. scrawny hogs. upon no other. Without this Power m OMa 8L NertS SMa. ArtMl W. 9. EBBQSB, M4 Hinaiil AM» I walked up to meet it Holy Moses, there is no reason why anything cre- MILK—WHOLESALE aad BETAIL another surprise. It wasn't friend . yoo think it is sanitary— ated should exist. Consequently, Brain, at all; instead I stood face to healthful to keep your hogs under man's far-famed reason itself de- BUSINESS face with an enormous tiger, not the house like that?" he was asked mands the Existence of a Being Who •sal Estate. Mortgages, Bellevue Homos I pp throe feet away. It opened its huge Aw, I don's know, stranger; ] can not do otherwise than exist. mouth and gave a hellish roar that reckon so," replied the native, and This Being is God, Necessary and Eugene S. Reilly & Co. BANKS nearly knocked, the gun out of my hitched up his overalls. Eternal, Who wills that creatures be; -laaaraa liirtB'Si IIIIIIS NATIONAL BANE hand. Bat there is a Providence for from^tV' n0tked *ny ®ffeeto Who transforms them from possibil- FUNERAL IHRBCTOM 333 LIBERTY AVE. bad hunters. Hie beast tamed away, ity to actuality; Who directs the time POTATOES AND ONIONS CBAT and in three bounces vanished in the *W'y, no," he drawled. "I been a when they shall commence and cease % OB, Í neighboring forest. keepin my hawgs there for fourteen to have being. CHAS.KEALLY A narrow shave, indeed, it was. A years, and never lost a hawg." few minutes later we were all togeth- Stores aad McKees Rocks er exchanging views and laughing Johnny, Got Yoar Gun CHILDREN NOT BâDM * over the escape. Bat the best of it FASHIONABLE TYPE METALE all was that the boys had come across Magistrate—"What is the charge?" POH. WTO MHTAL 00« MM BEECHVIEW GARAGEpar t of the prey the tiger had left be- h Policeman — "Intoxicated, your hind, and make it into an excellent Children ere not fashionable, says BUSINESS Acf—-ka, Repair- breakfast. Magistrate (to prisoner)—"Whafs "Extension Magazine." They inter- *g aad Storage, Willard Batteri» your name?" fere with pleasure, (tee cannot take WiiMi^^ HOUSES Prisoner—"Gunn, sir." g¿ CAPE MAY AVE. THE LITTLE GIRL OF FLORENCE them to dances. They cry in theaters BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE TEAS £•«•. Locust 628 Magistrate—"Wenn, Gunn, 111 dis- and at afternoon teas. Even with a EBBQAB a CO- MS Wead ima Carnegie HOUE— charge you this time; but you mustn't nurse .they are a care. Above all Florence is very proud of her great get loaded again." BUSINESS DEPARTMENT «TOUS •rfasts, poets and statesmen—and they call for sacrifices and pain. So well she may be. We can only stop the pretty little ones are lost in the HOUSES to mention a few: Amerigo Vespuc- crowd, and there is no Mary aad Jo- seph to follow them back sorrowing, BANKS PLUMBING AND •we, Leonard t Lynch ci—every boy and girl knows that he THE POST NATIONAL BANE K«»t discoverer, and that oar and find them even if it is necessary Investment» continent is named America after to go into the Temple and amidst the him. Dante, the wondrous poet, was Doctors. The Temple and the Doe- tors seem to be the last refuge for A dollar saved and «My te- born in Florence; Leonardo da Vinci, who painted one of the greatest and THE LIGHT ON THE LAGOON" the modern child, for children are ta moro than a dollar most beautiful pictures in the world, most plentiful around churches ia the ^Tho Last Sapper," and Fra Angel- poorer districts. The one friend left ico, who painted lovely angels in his A Novel. By Isabel C. Clarke. 8vo, to the children is old Mother Church, Now York, PhBadol- cell and made the walls of his eon- cloth, net $2.00. Postage 15 cents. but then she does not follow the B» —d PhUhuiEh stock Discriminating book lovers will crowd. In foot, she has to bear Heaven. These an only a find unusual literary grace, descrip- hatred and ill-will, chiefly because of the great ones—"but the tive power of exquisite charm, and a she to different sad will not trail plot of enthralling interest in Ml.. ales* with the mob. TW*y? Bmn sravr - Clarke's latest story. she la the mother and gnardiaa of IBPJ* ¿ff^l^fiSrlSS^ sad flw crowd hates ÉÉBtfftîiirtt-" THE PITTSBÜEGH CATHOLIC THURSDAY, FEBRUA** Baum Grove Homes i i 'rotestant Claim of SIR KNIGHTS AMD CANDIDATES 114,000 Catholic om m Evaline st., nr. Friendship ave. Altoona Diocese L K. OF C.-FOURTH DEGREE Modern M brick, rec. ball ham*. 10 roo—. U. S. Refuted We know roar requirement, have served many exemplification« Mi, furnace, etc.; on lint lot to paved satisfactory in paat, let as serve yon. allmt, with new brick 2-car sarage. Full Dress Suit, White or Black Veit, Shirt. Collar, Tie«. Stadl. Links, H«h Hat, also Oxfords. All Sixes—Any Amant Stratford ave. WHITTINGTON DRESS SUIT CO. Mine room rec. hall, modern brick, hard- wood floors, tile hath, furnaces, etc.: good JENKINS ARCADE PITTSBURGH lot, with brick sarace. Complete Rentin« Outfitters. Bell Phone SmHktdd 841

Atlantic ave., cor. Coral st. Frame of 8 Booms, hall, bath, furnace, dec. flage, under cover of which an at- luia" is omitted from both the Miw jl light, porches, etc., with very choice lot 60 and the Divine Office, whether thaai|i ft oa Atlantic, 114 on Coral at. and <7 ft. tempt may be made 'to put some- wide at rear. thing over.'" be "of the season" or of some coa^l! After pointing out several inac- curling feast. When the Mass Is Nf« Immediate Possession. curacies significant, Mr. Meriam con- the season," the Gloria in Exeel«b% 1 Terms Arranged. cludes that the proportion of Catho-, omitted. In Mass of Divine Offie» lies to the whole population of the the season, violet vestments and Oiw ® WHITE & LAWLER United States, instead of being 15.5 naments are used. The coming Le^fp per cent as given by Dr. Laidlaw, is en period casts its shadow befow.^H at the lowest estimate 21.5 per cent, and actually somewhere between that figure and 32.4 per cent. St Nicholas Bid*., Fourth and Grant Court 118 BARGAINS ONLY—USE OUR AUTOS. SEPTUAGESIMA Recent Deaths

Septuagésima is the name of a season and also of the Sunday inaug- urating that season, the other Sun- days comprised in the season being Sexagesisma and Quincuagésima. Septuagésima Sunday ushers in the second of the three great cycles into which the Liturgical year is divided. The Christmas cycle, beginning on the first Sunday of Advent and ex- Call Franklin 2589-J tending down to Septuagésima, would normally include six Sundays after Hie Xoepp Lace Curtain Epiphany. The feast of Easter, how- Laundry Co., Inc. ever, is central in the year anu is also variable in date. As a result, All &md Work the number of Sundays after Epiph- 631 Oaltwwd Street. any will depend on the date, early or Wilkhuburg, Pa. late, of Easter, for the Easter cycle must have its preparation in the sea- sons of Lent and Septuagésima. The Sundays after Epiphany which may thus be excluded will, however, find LONDON—The Anglicans are not, a place towards the very close of the after all, to have their prosecution Liturgical Year, f

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