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As To Canals.
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Former iGovemor B . B. Odell, un
Just at present there is a deal of
owaw*
W M J ) » * i I'H"I '"'I'M i>'
doubtedly, chuckled w h e n he read discussion about canals, irrigation,
PobUsfad Every Friday At
the following editorial in the New power, ship, lake and river canals.
* S o . 1 1 8 North Water Street
Of course, one section may favor a
m Xb9 Catholic Journal Publishing York " S u n " : — '
An amendment to t h e state const! eanal and another will fear that it
- Company, Rochester, IK. Y.
tution proposed by Assemblyman will decrease power and water level
it paper Is n o t received promptly Jenks relates to State taxes. I t de-i n its locality'. International a n d Inter-state control of these artificial
• o t t f j t h e office.
clares :
Every law which Imposes, eontln waterways, according to a writer la
Report without delay change of
aOOresB giving both old and new. ues or revives a tax shall distinctly the Rochester "Democrat & ChronQommtraicatlons solicited from all state the tax and the object t o which icle", has generally resulted in international friction a n d t h e same ex• a t h o l i c s accompanied in every ta- it Is to be applied, a n d it shall not perience i n railway development is
be sufficient to refer t o a n y other
ttance b y the name of t h e author.
law t o fix such tax o r object; but credited t o Russia, Manchuria, Chi
Mains o f contributor withheld if
no tax shall hereafter be Imposed on n a and Japan.
••aired.
land for any state purpose.
The "D. and C." writer goes o n : —
Fay n o money t o agents unless
Mr. Jenks represents the First disBut, to return to eanals, consider
gJt«y bare credentials Bigned by uetrict of Broome county. The amend that a t Suez, how bitterly England,
Up to date.
ment i s obviously in the interest of France and Egypt bickered over It,
Remittances may be made at oui the rural districts, which oppose any how near to war i t brought them
« v n risk either by draft, express direct state tax. The farming terrl and how i t h a s become a cardinal
w m e y order, post office money order tory of New York n o w pays about British policy t o retain control of it
• r registered letter addressed E. J $5,00u\000 of the real estate tax, a t any cost. And consider the Panthe urban centers the rest.
ama canal and how agreements for
Ryan, Business Manager. Money sent
To do away with the direct tax joint construction and control of
IB any other way i s at t h e risk of
when it may be done without dis- that worked out. Our first w a s a
t h e person sending i t
turbing the power to levy it is quUe treaty with Colombia,—then known
Discontinuances.—The JOURNAL another. The real estate tax is class- a s New Granada—in 184 6. We dewill be s e n t to every subscriber until ed as a deficiency tax. The revenues clined to g o ahead and build it una l t e r e d stopped and all arrearages of the state from general taxes (like der that arrangement, a n d In 1903
are paid u p . T h e only legal method corporation, inheritance and motor negotiated another which Colombia
•C stopping a paper Is by paying up taxes) and other sources are estim refused to ratify. Then t h e province
ated and the remainder necessary to of Panama seceded and, a s was said
•11 arrearages.
conduct the business of the state is i n the Senate, started a great revoraised by a levy on real estate. It lution of "twenty-one Panamanians,
Friday, February 5, 1926.
has the elements which tax authori- a Chinaman, a mule a n d t w o or
ties recognize as important—a broad three negroes." That was on Novem
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
TELEPHONE MAIN 1507
base and flexibility, Whenever a lit ber 3 , 1903, and on the 6th w e rec
• s t o r e d a s second class mall matter. tie more Is needed t h e Legislature
ognlzed the new republic, landed
may add half a mill or a mill to the forces there a n d forbade Colombia
tax and the money i s there, for the to Interfere. Roosevelt frankly decounties^ pay In full and collect as clared that he "took, the cunal and • H M H M I M H
they may.
left Congress to debato t h e matter.'
In the land of the K.K.K. it must
Rut later we gave Colombia twenty
Hy
abolishing
the
direct
t
a
\
tinhave provoked contradictory feelings
t o read t h e masterly address on "Co- Income tax would remain the only five millions to quiet her claims.
•**>
lumbus" delivered t o the Alabama thoroughly elastic tax. In the less
As for our relations with Great
St.
Anthony's
Famous
American
Shrine
Knights o f Columbus by Judge Wal- prosperous years of corporations It Britain, In 1850 w e adopted the
Ever since 1912, w h e n the Monastery
ter B. Jones. Space will n o t permit would become necessary to j a c k up Clayton-Bulwer treaty providing for
Church
of St. Francis on the Mount of
Its reproduction in full but this ex the schedules for the perBonal In equal sharing In the canal construe
the Atonement, Graymoor, was finished
come
levy.
Whatever
appeal
this
cerpt will convey an Idea of the vir
tlon and control. Hut the Jotnt-con
and the Shrine of S t . Anthony was
amendment may have to the farming trol idea became distasteful t o us,
lllty of t h e Judge's address: —
erected, many thousands have had redistricts,
It
is
not
likely
t
o
find
a
and in 1901 the Hay-I'aunoefote
It has become the fashion of late
course to his Intercession a t Graymoor.
Sunday,
Feb.
7.
—St.
Romuald,
years, In some quarters, t o attempt path to the heart of those w h o dwtll treaty gave u s exclusive right to Abbot. When Sergius, a nobleman
Other
thousands
have
secured
In
the
cities.
build under defined conditions. In
t o filch from Columbus the honor
through
t
h
e
Wonder-Worker
of
Padua
of
Ravenna,
killed
a
*relative
in
a
You know Mr. Odell once declared 1912 we passed a law at which
and fame which are justly his due
by b i s intercessions in trials both
duel, Sergius' son, Romuald w a s
It
should
be
the
policv
of
the
mate
Kngland protested a s violation of
B u t the admirers of the Great Ad
great and small. In fact, w e receive so
horrified and entered the Benedictine
mlral are unwilling o n their part to to eliminate the direct tax lawp. nut her treaty rights. Two years later monastery at Classe t o do a forty
many thanksgiving letters that all canhe
soon
discovered
that
while
It
we repealed it; and now the canal
t a k e from bis forerunners the honor
not be published. Below w e give a few
day's penance for his father. The
of whatever deeds they did. In the might be good politics to le >ve off Is ours to operate a s we will, with (•enunce ended In his own vocation
o f the more recent testimonials from
the
tax
In
a
given
year
It
was
bad
decent respect fnr th*t opinions,
words of t h e historian Rid path, they.
his grateful Clients:
to n-llglon
St. Romuald founded
would not atrip the lesser man of his politics to deprive the state of tax- rights and Interests of mankind.
many monasteries the chief of which
lng
power.
Mrs. M. L. M., Kirkfield. Ont., Can.:
f e w laurels for a fresh crown to the
History has no record of any
was at Camaldoll. I'rseolus, Duke of
'Enclosed please find Five Dollars,
already honored g r e a t " T h e w'orld
other neighbor nations which lived Venice, was his first disciple and
which my husband and I promised S t
honors t h e boldness and hardihood of
side by side In mutual amity and others were Sts. Adalbert, Boniface,
Anthony if we would find One Hundred
t h e pre-Columbian discoverers. Yet
esteem so long as t h o great Domin John and Benedict of Poland. The
Dollars which w e lost last week. It was
n o permanent settlements were made,
Undoubtedly, The following editor- ion a n d the great Republic have Saint died In his monastei*y of VaJ
found and returned t o u s . Kindly
a n d their brief glimpse of the New ial in the Rochester "Times-Union" Should either one build and control Castro in 1027.
publish, as we are grateful."
World w a s effaced from the memory represents the sentiments of t h ea- waterway
to .....
the „,
sea,
advantag
.._
_., .„
„, lIts
O. B., Galveston, Texas: "Enclosed find Five Dollars for the Bread
l o ^u.ajj
Monday, Feb. 8 —St. John of
Of jnon for. RflvexfU h u M r e d j r e j u s . ..ajMUttg* v»u>v -K»W<MK1 th*-~World * e - vmsM be ep^n t ^ t h e o t h w on Matha, lived a ttfp That was one tongj FuBd. Som« weeks ajgo^ through your Novena, I requested St. Anthony
Great and lasting achievements Court, entrance t o which 'for the reasonable terms. But If built a s aself-sacrifice for the glory of God to make m y wife well. I a m pleased to s a y that she i s out of bed and
have come from the discoveries of United States has been dictated by joint
enterprise t h e chance are and the Rood of his neighbor. He enjoying a quick recovery."
Mrs. J. N. S., Minneapolis. Minn.: "I enclose offering for benefits
Columbus, and bis fame Is secure
combination of Republican and great that It would become a bone founded the Order of the Holy Trinwhich
I have received througB your Novenas. I have told several
for all time. No man can Justly doubt Democratic senators: —
of contention and that contlnuaj pin ity for the redemption of Christian
people of the Novenas, and they too have benefited by them."
-his place among tbo great and noble The general tone o f comment In prickings
and clashing
policies slaves in the Barbery States. Oncej
N.E.N.,Mlnneapoll8,Minn.:"Enclosed please find F i v e Dollars promheroes of t h e world. H i s mighty soul America on our adhesion to the would disturb a friendliness unex when returning from Tunis with one
ised St. Anthony Bread Fund during my Novena. It i s not yet finished,*
h a s left the record of a mighty World Court has been one of self- ampled elsewhere o n earth. That hundred and twenty liberated slaves
but I am already beginlng t o see the wonder work of S t . Anthony . My
achievement
congratulation.
This
is natural would be natural, perhaps Inevitable, he was attacked by the MoorB who heartfelt thanks to Our Heavenly Father and the good Saint for many
Fortitude and perseverance were enough, and proper, for powerful human nature being what It Is. Asoverpowered his crew and took away blessings."
F. T., Mlnoa, N. Y.: "Enclosed please find offering promised in
his. He conquered prejudice, over- prejudices had to fie overcome be- we see It. therefore, the Canadian the rudder and sails, leaving the
came poverty and survived treach- fore such action was possible. Our publicist Is right In contending, as ship at the mercy of the elements. honor of St. Anthony. My request w a s granted, and a saje found for
Many thanks to Blessed St. An ;
ery. In h i m was fused the "zeal of adhesion to the court, even with many of our own statesmen do. that St. John tied his cloak to the mast my automobile during the Novena.
•
who Is Indeed a Wonder-Worker t o the whole world
Peter the Hermit, the chlvalrlc cour- reservations, may easily be t h e open- whoever shall rii£ the channel to thf and prayed for deliverance. Sudden- thony.
C. M. D., N. Y. C : "Enclosed find offering of Five Dollars promising
of
the
door
of
opportunity.
But
a g e of the Cld, and the Imagination
sea, It should be a national and not y the wind filled the small sail and, ed for ease from pain of a cancer patient."
•
In Europe they estimate our action an International enterprise. Quebec without guidance, the ship was carof Dante."
The Perpetual Novena to St. Anthony at Graymoor begins every
differently.
already takes that view, and we ried safely to Ostla. the port of Tuesday, and ends the following Wednesday. The Friars will be
While w e remember that Columpleased to pray for your Intentions, a n d send you the approved prayers
If we have any Idea that we have fancy that Ontario and other prov- Rome, three hundred leagues awny.
bus gave t h e world a new continent.
for the Novena. We still have the "Short Life of St. Anthony," which
inces
of
the
Dominion
will
be
won
done
a
particularly
large
or
generlet us not forget that the faith and
Tuesday, Feb. 9 - St. Apollonia we will gladly send upon request for Twenty-five cents. Address your
to
It
In
the
end.
ous
thing
from
the
viewpoint
of
the
example of bis great spirit will ever
and the Martyrs of Alexandria, Ap- petitions t o
Inspire mankind to press forward, rest of the world, the language of
pollonla. an aged virgin, was t h e
ST. AJiTHONTS GRAYMOOR S H R I N E
the
European
press
will
g
o
far
to
a n d to sail on and on to more glormoat famous of the martyrs who
THE FRIARS O F T H E ATONEMENT
remove
that
Impression.
Not
that
ious adventures and nobler entergave up their lives when t h e mob
BOX 316,
P E E K S K I U k N. Y.
they are not glad to s e e us give our
prises.
Mylrn Connolly devotes a large rose In savage fun' against the
adhesion to the court, hut merely
Christians at Alexandria In 249. She
that they regard it a s a matter of part o f his editorial space in the
was told that she must deny Christ
current
issue
o
f
"Columbia"
t
o
a
secondary importance
pertinent discussion o f t h e race sui- or be burned alive. She was silent
The court is a useful agency of cide propaganda that is being work- for a time and then, moved by a
The new city sealer, Mr. John H international peace. It may help to
Inspiration of t h e Holy
ed up all over the continent and inspecial
Stephenson, will feel more confidence settle a good many disputes, and it
Building, Rebuilding, Overhauling, Moving, Toning,
the concluding paragraph h e a sGhOBt. she leaped into the fire and
now, after reading the following edi- will contribute to the up-buildlng of
Repairing— Additions, Electric Fan Blowers,
died. Multitudes perished during this
serts: —
torial in t h e Rochester "Herald": — International law. But i t is extremesavage persecution.
Care of Organs in Eastman Theatre,
Any day y o u can find on the
If City Sealer Stephenson decide: ly unlikely that the most important
Wednesday, Feb. 10.—St. Scholcrowded
streets
of
New
York,
hagquestions
will
ever
be
submitted
to
Eastman School of Music, etc.
t o proceed against fuel dealers who
astics, Abbess. Little Is known of
deliberately give short weight to It, either by the Old World states gard women, furtive In the brazen
ARTHUR A. KOHL
•<•
crowds, distributing literature on this Paint save that she was the siscustomers, he will find most of or by the New.
Tel. 2732 Glenwood
Rochester, N. Y.I
ter of the great patriarch St. Bene-;, 278 Avenue C
birth
control.
One
wants
t
o
ask
Rochester ready to applaud his acThe rest of the world nas aot only
diet and that, under his direction
tion. The situation of thousands of a court to which to g o , but a def- them: "What i s It you c a n give so
Bhe founded and governed a numerfamilies In this city is extremely inite, workable piece of machinery beautiful a s that you would take
ous community near Monte Casino.
away?"
difficult a n d uncomfortable just now for t h e settlement
of questions
The desire to mind other people's St. Benedict visited her frequently
because o f the lack of anthracite which cannot be settled by Judicial
and w a s with her when she died. He
and the necessity of using other means.
This machinery
is the business, which Is t h e driving force saw the soul of his sister going up
fuels which occupy more space. Many machinery of the League of Nations of almost all reformers, i s nowhere
in the likeness of a dove Into heaven.
families have scanty storage facil- and from it we still stand a l a o t
s o obvious as among those who disThursday. Feb. 11.—St. Severlnities and i n addition are obliged t o
tribute literature f o r the ruination
The rest of the world Is attempt
b o y their fuel in small quantities
of body and soul. They a r e n o t in- us, Abbot of Agaunum, came from a
ing, through the strengthening of
noble Burgundlan family and was
because o f their limited
financial
machinery for the punishment of terested in any principle: they are educated in the Catholic Faith at. a
means.
of
the
type
w
h
o
disdain
celibacy,
peace-breakers, to make a more durtime when the Arian hersey
According to reports at the office able peace. With this attempt we and w h o will not recognize self- strong in that country. He dedicated
control.
They
are
n
o
t
interested
in
o f t h e city sealer, i t is t h e poorer have, a s yet. nothing t o do.
f
himself to God in the monastery of
Class of customers that pay moBt for Let u s not then consider that the science, for they can find no justi- Agaunum where King Siglsmund
•
s o f t coal and coke. It i s also the role of America is played out. It has, fication in science. They a r e n o t in- later built the great abbey of St.
terested
in
civilization,
f
o
r
civilizasmall consumer who must buy i n as a matter of fact, j u s t begun. The
Maurice. St. Severinus governed this
l e s s than ton lots that suffers most task for American opinion and tion h a s no need for them. The birth place a s abbot for many years*. When
rate
o
f
the
western
world
is
on
the
; * y short weight. Thus the ancient American statesmanship Is t o carry
King Clovis of France became ill and
c u r s e of poverty is made doubly op- on until this country regains the decline. Recent official statistics from the physicians were unable t o help
pressive b y practices that Impose a moral leadership which It held only England show_that England's birth him t h e Saint w a s called t o Court
rate i s the lowest It has ever been,
double burden on those least able seven short years ago.
and healed the King immediately by
outside of the war period. France!
t o bear t h e loacL.
putting his own cloak on the mon
N o one would wish to accuse fuel
Looks like t h e anthracite coal a s everybody knows, faces an alarm- arch. T h e Saint died in 507.
dealers unjustly. The men who buy strike will be settled by Governor ing future. In the current Issue of
Friday, Feb. 12.—St. Benedict of
; -coat and coke i n quantity and dis- Pinchot and Secretary of Labor the Scientific Monthly, Harold G.
Anian, was the son of Aigulf, GovVillard,
in
a
provocative
article,
asks,
tribute i t t o customers have plenty James J. Davis. Does this mean the
ernor o f Languedoc. In his youth he
....
o f troubles without being charged nomination of Pinchot for United "Will the French Race Become Exserved a s cup-bearer to King Pepin
,
tinct?"
His
answer,
well
substanS t * :': *?&ffi'mtaSx
practices. But when a States Senator and James J . Davis
and the latter's son. Charlemagne.
•mX,^Zl&i%&$'-,deliberately
and repeatedly for governor by the Pennsylvania tiated by facts, shows t h e question
For a time he lived a most austere
h e raises t o be extremely grave,
't®ti^!?&l&-j^'y4m
In delivering fuel, voters.
life at court and t h e n entered the
^0&';;'*•'!&•$&$$!&
w< more considel-ation
These reformers declare themslves cloister
._. of
„. _
„ ^ D ^Later
^ h e built
St.. M
Sebfe.
It will n o t be so long before in interested in t h e happiness o f thejhimself a little hermitage on
l l p l M ^ ^ * b a f ' ^ S ' W other thief. Fuel merthe
on
;
r
^pg$';:'; " • # $ & » ^rfce Wlue their own reputa- door basketball will give placa t o • i ? l #^r
P
°
°
are
far
happler.brook
Anian
and
lived
for
several
,~
W&^-'r^^
'Witt-fc««u*ck to-approve pun- outdoor baseball.
tnan they are, and f a r happier than years i n great solitude andP poverty
*$'
11
When 10 cents
is $36.50
DIME a -day seems a small
amount—yet in the short space of
one year it grows to $36.50.
A
How many dimes can you save daily?
Multiply each one by $36.50—see how
far you will be ahead in a year's time.
Monroe County Savings Bank
35 STATE STREET
t
Columbus.
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o f "any of their own number
# S % # P * « i B * ' * a 'dlahonest practices, for Alhambrans were "tickled pink'
mSM^0fr-mm
-wnVdeah* unfairly casts when they heard Ed. Leinen's voice
sover t h e local radio last Saturday nfl fh«»,
m^m^lm.^
* » * M k trade.
SLZSLA.'S, SKI iJSfr,m,e °7t s r c u * d r e " -«"
a r e as n a p p y
K I
followers and he built a large abbey
as
they
can
be
because
they
have
where he governed three hundred
8 i ^ ^ ^ M | p : f c # f e ? : ft"*ff» 'Catholic high
**.
, t a u g h . t a s ye* to devote monks. He did much to restore mon|fl|M«wio%Ji^m'iirlUieheater. -It is our
t h e r P e O p l e , s a S t i 0 d i s c l p U n e to Franc
butmess763
«> and Cteram
^Bm^0m:^>^m^m-'ta
oar- chii- **..
•
—
many.
In
a
Provincial
Council held
mt
that ttiflfo
Manteijta."
proposes, God disposes. Truth. ™>e Propagandists are not entitled in 813 under Charlemagne at which
of thla was demonstrated to the six *• « » merit of praise for well-meant he was present, it was declared that
days set apart for "foternational r e f w m *°K°**' They are brazenly all monks of the West should adopt
forwarding the sale of illicit devices.
(conanued on page eight)
evening.
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