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Fathers of S(ipiety Found No Church Permits Woman Christian where Else in America Burial in Case of Mental Outside Colorado VOL. XI. NO. 22. DENVER, COLORADO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1915 $2 PER YEAR. A berration
CAME WITH PAPAL LETTER MAN’S END WAS HASTENED First Arrivals Brought Bell from NEW SERIAL STORY COMPLETE IN FOUR ISSUES STARTS ON PAGE 7 But He Was Not Bound to Leave Vatican Gardens Ten State for Health; Death ^ears Ago Purely Natural The Theatinc Fathers, who are found U.S. ONCE HARDEST DRINKER ♦ SIXTH ONE OF FAMILY ♦ Two cases of death that have come up nowhere else in the United States but ♦ ABOUT TO BECOME ♦ in Colorado recently arc worthy of note, in Colorado, in the year just about to ♦ CATHOUC. ♦ Mormon Leaflet Declares because of the chance they give to bring open will reach the tenth anniversary AMONG NATIONS OF WORLD; out certain theological teachings. A of the arrival of their order in this well-known Catholic woman committed state. The first two Theatines to come IS FAST GOING ‘DRY’ NOW Alvin Gagen and Miss Fannie Pullen It^s Absurd to Say All suicide this week, but was buried with carried with them a letter frpm no less were marrieji in the rectory of St. Leo’s all the rites of the Church. Why? Be a person than His Holiness, Pope Pius church, 1)08 Tenth street, last evening, cause an expert mental doctor declared X, asking the Rt. Rev. Nicholas C. Matz, by the Rev. \Villiam O’Ryan. Mr. Gagen that she w'as suffering irom “lactional D.I)., bishop of Denver, if he could find Coming of Prohibition Here Tomorrow Night is now under instructions, and is ex Religions Can be Trueinsanity.” This is a form of mental ab a place for them in this diocesev The pected to become a Catholic. Four of erration which comes after childbirth. Fathers were sent to remain temporar Makes Register Writer Relate History his brothers and a sister preceded him The Moftnons have been distributing leaflets in Denver recently, The victims seem perfectly rational on into the Church, being converts from ily with the iServites at Our Lady of with the hope of winning converts to their church. The theology every other pioint, but have a faculty for Protestantism. , Mount Carmel monastery, in North of Temperance Movement set forth is absurd in many instances, but a few sentences taken imagining troubles. This woman had Tienver, and were there two weeks, when from a paper, “ Faith and Works,’’ are sage: every reason to bu satisfied with life. the bishop decided to turn over to them “ The claim frequently put forth that all the Christian sects But the mental trofriile so unsettled her the Sacred Heart Mexican church at Du ♦ SEMINARY STU DENTS ♦ ate right is a palpable absurdity. Truth is always consistent with that she did away with herself. Of course rango, with several missions. They EVERYBODY USED TO ‘TANK UP’ + HELP PRIESTS IN ♦ itself. It is error that causes confusion. Two opposing systems can she was hot morally responsible, so the have been in charge of the parish since ♦ HOLIDAYS. s ♦ not both be correct. They may both be wrong, but it is impossible (Thurch gave her a Christian burial ju s t that time. The splendid work they as it would any dif 'its children who died BY MAXIMILIAN. pledged themselves to furnish no li for both to be right. • • • Admitting that there is a Supreme have done was told in part in the re Being, the Creator of all things, who is the embodiment of truth, a natural death. , view of Father Salvador Gene’s life in quor to their employes. And out of A number of ecclesiastical students In a town outside Denver, a man who The coming of an enforced temper justice, mercy, wisdom and love, it seems unreasonable to think that the Christmas edition of The Register. this humble beginning rose a mighty or from St. Thomas’ seminary assisted with had been ordered by his doctors to seric ance thru prohibition tomorrow at mid he would leave his intelligent creatures without a guide on the road F’ather Gene is their superior. Fathers ganized temperance movement that is the Christmas services in various parts a lower altitude but who refused to do it night in Colorado makes interesting a to the eternal future.’’ ^ Joseph Alavedra and Isidore Llevat are one of the biggest things the world of the state, acting as subdeaeons and recently died. A neighbor who described review of the temperance movement in That guide is theiChurch which was ruled by St. Peter and has his assistants, and there is a lay broth has ever seen. Employers, more than in other capacities. The seminary this the case to a Register reporter said he the United States, particularly among been under the direction of his successors, the popes, since the death er at the Durango monastery. The in anybody else, must he given the credit year has an enrollment of fourteen pros thought “it was a plain act of su'eide.” Catholics. of the great apostle. No Mormon nor any other non-Catholic can itials “0. T.” are used after the Thea for the work. All over America, thou pective priests, four of whom are study Yet the critic marveled that the Church At the end of the Revolutionary war, deny this if he makes a serious study of Catholic doctrine and his tines’ names. sands of men have become total ab ing for the Denver diocese. Classes will gave Christian burial to. the man. our nation was the most intemperate tory. S. When the first priests of the society stainers or temperate drinkers because resume on January 7. The seminary is Even tho he might have had an idea in the world. More liquor was con came here, they brought with them a they have been compelled by their in charge of the Vincentian Fathers, that death would come, the victim did sumed per capita than in any other bell out of the Vatican gardens. A ■^iirce of income to do so. The Litch and is a Denver Diocesan institution. not have to obey his doctor in this in land. This is rather strange in light- EN TIR E BEEF IS STATE ADVOCATE member of their society was confessor field farmers were greatly persecuted. Two of its Eastern students are spend stance. The man had lived for many of the fact that today proliibition is to the late Holy Father, Their movement was considered very ing the holidays at St. Joseph’s hospi years in Colorado. It would have been more widespread among Americans than PRESENTED TO K. OF C. DIES; The peculiar name of the Theatines revolutionary in their day. The first tal, victims of grip. an exile, and a costly one, for him to in any other country. Whether one be comes from the cit^ of one of their society of pledged abstainers was found have gone to a lower altitude. He would lieves in prohibition or not, he will have ORPHANAGE DR. KEARNS founders, Bishop Carafa of' Chieti or ed in Moreau, New York, in 1888, when have been compelled < to leave the state.- to admit that the chances are very Theate. Thcate is a city of the Abruzzi forty-seven members, under penalty of ♦ MEAT EATEN ON FRIDAY ♦ Theologians hold that, in such a case, he strongly in favor of an absolut(dy “dry ’ St. Vincent’s Home Gets.U^que La Junta Resident One of Best in southern Italy. The real name of twenty-five cents’ fine for drinking, or ♦ IS SCANDAL CAUSE ♦ is not bound to go. Doctors are gener- • nation within the next decade. It is Christmas Gift; Other Known Catholics in the community is the Clerics Regular, fifty cents, for genuine intoxication, ♦ BEFORE MANY. ♦ ally right in their advice about the ne doubtful whether it will ever come by Places Remembered Southern Colorado just as the local Dominican Fathers promised to let liquor alone except in cessity of changing climates, but there congressional action, but with one state are officially known as the Order of case of sicknes.s and at pub ie dinners. A Colorado business house whose em was- no positive assurance that dcatli after the other going “dry” with the CHILDREN HAVE GAY TIME MULLARE WIRES REGRETS Preachers and the local Franciscans as Other societies were formeil prohibiting ployes were very busy last Friday de- would come if this victim remained in regularity of clock work, and scarcely the Order of Friars Minor. Four men not the use, hut the intemperate use. eidisl to serve dinner to them on the Coloi^do. He was merely taking a ever becoming “wet” again afterward, Parentless Girls Acquit Selves State Deputy Declares Order Was were concerned in the founding of the of intoxicants. One had a by-law premises, so that none would have to go chance,%nd he had a perfect right, mor one can scarcely deny the claims of pro- Splendidly in Annual Honored by Late order. Carafa afterwards became^Pope which required members who became home. An e.xcellent and especially tasty ally, to take that chance. However, it hihitionUts that the United States is P rogram Officer I’aul IV. The leader was St. Gaefano. drunk to treat all the others. fish course was prepared for the C atho would have been advisable for him to destined to be a desert alcoholically It is remarkable" how quickly the soci A great era in temperance work lics; but turkey was the alternative of One of the largest and most appreci (Kathrinc O’Neil, Staff Reporter.) have obeyed the doctor, eveia if it was apeakiug. ety securcil official recognition. St. Gae came in July, 1849, when F ather Theo- the fish. Did the Catholics refuse the ated gifts to local Uatholic charitable in La Ju n ta, (V o., Dec. 29.— (Special not sinful toMisobey. In colonial days, if was a whlcspread tano consecrated it to the cross, which hold Mathew, the immortal Irish apos turkey and thus give a splendid example stitutions for Christmas was an entiri< Wire to The Register)—All La Junta Under other conditions, indirect and belief that strong liquor made strong he adopted as an emblem, and the -foun tle of temperance, visited America. He of the faith that was in them? They beef, wliich was given to Mt. St. Vin mourns the death of Dr. James Francis negative suicide is allowable. One is bodies. Laborers and mechanics were dation took place on the Feast of the was received in New York with tre did not. Flighty per cent of them ate cent’s home for boys, conducted by the Kearns, state advocate of tlie Knights not obliged to undergo a very painful officially supplied with it twice a day. Holy Cross, May 3, 1.^24. It was ap mendous enthusiasm. The mayor and turkey; the other twenty per cent took Sisters of Cliarity of tlie Leavenworth of Columbus, which occurred December surgical operation, nor a consffiyi^pJ At all jwiblic functions, no m atter how proved so early as June 24, 1524, by e^ty council gave him a imhlic recep fi.sh. motherhouse. Turkeys, chickens, flour 24 of pneumonia. He was a prominent amputation, for instance. ^ sacred or profane, it was used if food Pope Clement V14 in a brief, anil the tion. At Wasliington, Pre.-iident Tyler Tlie weak-kneed meat-eaters commit and iiiiuiy other kinds of groceries were physician and an exemplary citizen, a In the same way, certain acts of posi or drink was served at all. It was solemn profession was made later by entertained liiiii, and he was admitteil ted a double mortal sin: they broke tlie given to the home by kind friends, and former mayor of the city and a past tive but indirect suicide are not forbid regarded as a discourtesy to refuse it. Gaetano and his comrades before a papal to a seat within the bar of the senate Friday oommapdiiient and gave terrible tliere were also other gifts, including grand knight of the local Kiiiglits of den. It is a virtue, not a sin, to go into The farmer stipulated with his hired legate at the papal altar of St. Peter’s, and on the floor of the house. The scandal, for their Protestant fellows had clothing. The boys had a .splendid Coliinilms eoiineil. He leaves a wife, a savage lands to pri'ach tlie Gospel, even men to supply them with a certain Rome, The chief object of the society only time this privilege had been grant chided them about not being able to take Christmas, with a tree in tlie afternoon, son and two little daughters. Solemn when speedy and inevitable death threat amount of “spirits.” Congress furnished was to recall the clergy to an edifying ed to a foreigner previously was when turkey, .'some of the backsliders (pioted a moving iiicture^cxliibitioii at niglit, and high requiem mass was sung for him ens. It is also highly virtuous to go to the Colonial troops witji liiiuor to en life and the laity to a practice of vir it was given to General Ijifayettc, queer tlieology to excuse themselves. a fine dinner. yesterday, witli Fathers Dilly, Bradley tlie bedside of a person strickeif 'with a able them better to endure the hard tue. Zealous endeavors were made to French hero of ..he .■\morican Revolu One said she had been working all day, The tjiieen of Heaven orplianage, in and Martinez officiating. Father J. A. dangerous and very eSntagioiis disease in ships of war. • combat tlie errors of Martin Luther, tion. therefore liad a right to the turkey; an charge of the Missionary Sisters of the Bastien of I>amar paid a sjilendid trib order to minister to him. It is not sin The result of all this was the death which were then threatening to invade other said that slie could cat it because Sacred Heart, was helped by many kind ute to his life and work. ful, either, for workingmen, in discharge by many of acute alcoholism; for soaked Several Catholic total ahstiiiciuc so Italy. The good example and hard she was away from lionic; and others friends, and every eliild received a beau of theij" duties, to cliinb on dangerou-s men “saw things’’ in those days just cieties were formed during Father ilath- work of the Theatines soon began to had like specious nrguiiients. Under the tiful gift. Santa Claus distributed the (W. G. Code, Staff Reporter.) looN. 'But they would he eulpaldo if as they do today. ew's visit, hut exerted only a restricted show splendid results. Their order grew conditions, nobody was at all justitieil in remembrances, and there was a big tree. they did tliis on a wager and fell off. It The first temperance society in the infiuence for a time. In 1871 the soci Trinidad, Dec. 28.—Dr. T. F. Kearns, and they founded many churches and taking the meat. Friday was not mere .\ii excellent dinner was served. would he coinmcndahle in a priest or any United S tates was formed by 200 farm eties of Connecticut formed a .state state advocate of the Knights of Co oratories. They were^ first to found pa- ly a d;iy of ahstinence, hut was one of A very fine Christmas dinner was other person working very hard in n gooil ers in Litchfield, Conn., in 1780, who union, and in 1872 the Uatholic Total lumbus, and one of the lllo^t |)roiiiinent j)al missions in foreign lands. In 18(50 the strictest fast days of the year- tlie Abstinence I'nion of America was served a t the (iood .Sliepherd hoiiiQ, and men in tlie order in tlie state of Colo cause to labor to such an extent that his the society was reduced to a shadow Eve of ( hristiiias. No matter on what formed, with 2»),841 members. This fed the children had an artistic tree and rado, died a t liis iionie in Ui Ju n ta F ri life would be shortened, provided he felt of its former greatness by the law. of MIDNIGHT MASSES AT ‘ day of the week it falls, even workiiig- eration was composed of 177 societies received gifts. Here, as elsewhere, kind day, December 24. ueeordiiig to word re that the time lie was expending his en 8uppre.ssion. ■ It had never acquired pos WINDSOR AND LAS ANIMAS iiieii and their fam ilies are never perm it which Fad previously been in existence. friends reiiieiiibered tlie institution. ceived by S tate Dejiiity .Miillare. Dr. ergies were unusually pro[iitious. But it sessions, adhering strictly to the spirit ted the use of llesli meat on Deeemhor 24. would he as sinful as to commit suicide M idhight masses were celebrated oil It adopted moral suasion as its motto, St. Clara’s or|)hanage last Sunday Kearns is well known in tlie state, hav of its rule; hence particularly felt this If all these Catholics had refused the by taking earholic acid if a jierson were Christmas eve at Windsor and Las Ani and tile official address distinctly de . evening liiid a splendid atteiidanoe and ing taken a prominent part in knight law. In 1000 the pope decreed the union tiirkev, it would have made an iiiinres-; i n, n , , to work so liard that'the healtli would mas, Colo. At the former place, the clared that it had nothing to do with ' the ehildreii gave an excellent, enter- hood, working himself tliroiigli the dif of the Theatines with the youthful sioii that might have le )Sr,. PAOB TWO. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER' X THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1915. not seem to make any p e a t headway. The increase in the use of distilled spir M atter of Conscience for Priests W ar Has Aided Temperance but its is bothering the Italians as w ^ as Benedict’s Stand on Papal States the Germans and French. Sad to re and Laity to Support Church Press First Reports Were Exaggerated late, it is from America that whiskey-, Question Just Like Predecessors’ -So Says Noted Clergyman drinking is penetrating Italy thru the medium of returning emipants. So much was said in the early days of some years. Its leaders have sought to From a consideration of the drink (Central Verein Service.) antees would in the decisive moment Not the least of the important prob The Rev. A. B. O’Neill, OS.C., of Notre have general literature and art treated the great war about the attempts to secure control of public houses and run problem and the war it appears that show itself inappropriate and worthless.. ■\ , lems which Europe must endeavor to Dame university, in the December num with wisdom and with due regard to suppress the excessive use of alcoholic them under decent conditions and pre much less has been done to curb the At the same time, Pius X was well ber of The Ecclesiastical Review, had the morality of the gospel; and more liquors in the belligerent countries that vent their numbers from growing. Pri liquor traffic in Europe than the early solve at the conclusion of the present aware of the fact that the ‘how’ of the an article on our press. Part of it was serious matters, such as Holy Scripture it may be worth while to take note of vate profit is eliminated from the liquor dispatches would make one suppose. conflict is the vital and imperative Ro solution of the Roman question was ia perfect line with what The Register and the relations between faith and sci what has actually been accomplished in traffic where 'he temperance people con Even the much-heralded success of the man question. The matter of the inde veiled in great darkness. The pope’s pendence of the Holy See can scarcely / has said within tlie last few months ence, would be handled with reverence this field. The subject takes on a slight trol it, and the results are encouraging. czar in “blotting out the drink evil by a hope of a solution did not rest on theo be evaded. Whether they "wish or not, about support for the paper from the and knowledge.” ly added interest fronrthe imminence of There is no reason to believe that the stroke of the pen,” has been peatly retical propositions nor on diplomatic the conference of the powers will almost clergy. We are getting "better support In stating that our papers are fairly itatewide prohibition among ourselves. war will influence the temperance move overestimated. Europeans are much like deliberations or international contracts* .certainly have to concern themselves now than we ever got before. We have efficient with respect to these major Among the belligerent powers, Russia ment in England very greatly either for Americans, and it is not likely that Pius X declared that, in spite of the now than we ever got before. Nor have requirements of true Catholic journal seems to have made the most strenuous good or ill. their social habits, long ingrained, can (with this unsettled problem, the proper present uncertainty, the solution of the we rea.son to protest about priests’ run- ism, I have no desire to minimize the attempt to give the liquor traffic a body France devoted some special attention be uprooted in a day. Laws will not solution of which will not only mean Roman question would come automat-, laity. If this lias ever occurred, it has defects in minor matters—mechanical blow; it was enabliHi to do so by the fact to the drink problem on account of the be enforced as a rule if they run coun benefit for the Church, but the welfare ically as a work of Divine Providence, of Europe as well. A number of conti not come to our attention. It is rather make-up, varied attractiveness, topical that the government had a monopoly on war, but there has been no attempt at ter to public opinion. Those who ex in a way that would render insignificant nental law experts, especially Filippo the other way. Many priests are en timeliness, well-ordered departments, the sale of vodka, the national beverage. revolutionizing the habits of the people pect the eradication of the drink evil all previous attempts at a solution.” thusiastic admirers of The Roister. judicious selection of quoted matter, The production and sale of vodka were as in tlie Russian case. Absinthe has to lie a matter of some time will think Crispolti in Italy, have shown of late Thus is revealed the singular foresight Following is an excerpt from Father readableness, etc., etc., which one bears forbidden by imperial order, and for been done away with, but a vigorous that Oregon in adopting a prohibition how untenable the break-down of the of the pope who was sneeringly declared O’Neill’s article: so often commented upon by clerical some time the order was observed, but, agitation of many years’* growth was measure has acted wisely in permitting law of guarantees has made the present to be of the poorest of diplomats. It Unfortunately, indeed, there are cler censors of diocesan, metropolitan or cos according to a writer in. the December leading up to this action, which would the use of a small amount of intoxi situation. stands forth in striking contrast to the ics not a few v.'ho peem to imagine mopolitan periodicals. These defects ex Atlantic Montlily who has gathered in likely have taken place in any event. cants. , The present pontiff, because of the ruin aiid chaos which the great states tliat their principal, if not their sole, ist, although not perhaps in such su formation from jnany Ru-ssian sources Besides this, the local authorities have Tliough Sweden is not at war it has many pressing necessities of the time, men of Europe have brought upon them obligation with regard to the Catholic perabundance as the hypercritical cen there has bt-en a great deal of backslid power to restrict the sale of alcoholic taken occasion of the war to add some has wisely refrained from pushing for selves. That it forms the basis of the press is to speak of it disparagingly, to sor endeavors to mal>e out, ,sn d they ing. Over 2,000 secret distilleries for the beverages w ithin. certain limits. Tlie regulations to its already close supervi ward this matter until the proper mo present papal policy is indeed encourag emphasize its alleged inferiority to its would not in all probability be mater manufacture of various kinds of whis military authorities, of course, have sion of the liquor business. The Swedes ment will arrive for its consideration. ing. In his expressions on the situation non-Catholic competitors, and to harp ially lessened even if the present edi kies were discovered in the first six complete power to regulate the drinking have in recent years undertaken to deal At the same time he has not departed last June, the papal secretary of state, continually on its supposed limitations tors yielded up their chairs to their montlis of the war. Recourse was had habits of the army, but they do not ap in an intelligent manner with the sell one iota from the historic position of his Cardinal Ga-sperri, practically re-echoed and consequent inefficiency. In the ex critics. IVliile the average Catholic pa also to many highly injurious drugs as pear to have usetl their power at all ing of spirituous liquors. They have at predecessors. In fact, it is most inter the thoughts of Pius X. The pope, he pressive, if not very elegant, vernacu per in this country may not be an ex substitutes for whiwkey, as denatured drastically. France has had a very real tempted to remove thq element of pri esting to note how harmoniously his told us, “thinks first of the miseries of lar of the man in the street, altogether emplar of perfect journalism, it is prob and wood alcohol and varnish. A vast and growing drink evil in recent years vate profit from the business, and so views accord with those of the beloved the peoples of Europe and then of him too many priests in this country are ably conducted with considerably more increase in cases of blindness caused by and the temperanPe workers of the coun remove the temptation of special inter Pius and how this policy in turn co self.” In liis role of peace-maker, the knockers rather than boosters of our ability than would, or could, be dis alcoholism is reported as a result of the try had their hopes of reform raised ests to make men heavy drinkers. As incides with the unmistakable position pope could not, in the very beginning, Catholic papers, censorious critics rather played in the editorial sanctum by the. use of these. A drink called kvasok and by the widespread distussion of alcohol a result,, Sweden has been transformed of Leo XIII. outline a definite program in regard to than generous helpers. Not that censor average priest 'w'lio condemns it as “np described as “made from cider, wild ism produced by tiie war. From all ac frorti one of the most intemperate coun A recent interview in the Vienna tile solution of the question, without un ious criticism is always out of place, good.” hops, dry yeast, a little alcohol and counts this discussion is having a real tries of Europe to one of the most ab- Reichspost, the great Catholic paper of duly .anticipating the course of events cither concerning occasional issue's of Such condemnation is perhaps at bot snuff,” is widely used and is said to be effect on jmlilic opinion, and among st<‘mious. In Norway also similar at Austria, with one of the prominent Car and the designs of Divine Providence. normally excellent periodicals, con tom merely an effort to tranquilize the very efficacious. It is said of a certain workingmen in particular. It may well tempts to eliminate private profit are dinals whp had worked in tlie Roma Not at all has he thought of the in cerning the habitual policy of spine' few priestly conscience which protests brand of American li(|uor that a few be that temperance sentiment in France i proving successful, and the per capita Curia under the late pontiff, gives us an definite postponement of the matter. In 8clf-8tyie FACE FOUR. DENVEB catholic BE ,When the religiously skeptical “ Sir Henry”, comes home, and The Denver Catholic Register in moments of quiet calmly considers the automobile industry and peace ships, he will no doubt become a firm believer in at least one U.S. PROBE OF MEXICAN OUTRAGES COMING Entered as second-class m atter a t the postoffioe at Denver, Colo. clause of the Bible: ‘‘The number of fools is infinite.” D. 4 q AS LID LIFTS ON PERSECUTIONS THERE The police think that the impostor w'ho, robed as a nun, either (Editorial.) davits in support of his story have been became intoxicated or feigned intoxication in a department store a ious orders, wore a white veil. PabUshed Weekly by After months of wretched inaction the obtained from United States army offi few days ago, is insane, because ‘‘she” was also found to have done She was beautiful. An officer, loung United States is on the verge of doing cers. some shoplifting along Sixteenth street. For the sake of “ her” soul, ing by the cathedral steps, approached, The Catholic Publishing Society (Inc.) something for the amelioration of con Officers Raid Convents. it is to be hoped ‘‘she” is. S. grasped the girl and attempted to kiss 1828 Curtis Street ditions in Mexico. The lid of silence Despite the denials of the ravages by her. q q about the way the Catholic Church has Secretary Tumulty, stories of refugees Telephone Wain 5413. Denver, Colo. The old nun scryamed, the girl fought. A judge in Nebraska recently handed down a decision to the been suffering there has been lifted. The effect that ‘‘A wife who compels her husband to buy an automobile arriving on each succeeding steamer con Other soldiers came. Finally the girl’s secular press now contains as frequent firm the claim of the dignitaries of the is not guilty of cruelty.” We should think that all depends upon captor dragged her inside the cathedral. reference to the massacres of the last Catholic Church that convents have been the manner in which she compels him. to purchase this present-day The old nun was left to the mercies several years as the Catholic papers. invaded and their inmates ruthlessly vi of half a dozen peons in the square. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1915. luxury! D. The mere printing of statistics is such olated. The girl killed hsrself a few faoqrs later. q q , an answer to the weak-kneed Catholics Terror has reigned in the convents Nun Dies, Raids Begin. BUBSCBIPnON PRICE—|2.00/SyMr, delivered any where jp the United States. The P. W, AVoolworth store of Denver advertises in The Colo who advised the Church to “keep quiet” since the fall of Diaz. The nun died from the results of her S2A0 to foreign countri^ Payable strictly in advance. rado Protestant, one of the most obscene Anti-Catholic papers pub for fear “bigotry might he stirred up” In the unsettled days prectnling the treatm ent. nXMITTANCES—No receipt/u sent to subecribers. For safety send remittances lished. The Knights of Columbus commission on religious prejudice by money order or clvMk. that, within a few weeks or months, recognition of Madero officers who aided But before the next day dawned every COTfMDNICATIONS intended for publication in a current issue should be in this will confer a favor on Catholics all over America if it investigates it is almost certain that something defi the Madero plot took advantage of their convent in Torreon had been invaded, office not later than Tuesday evening, and should invariably be accom whether the Wool worth company at large countenances siich bigotry. nite will be done for the betterment of local dictatorship to force their atten and those of their inmates who w’ere panied by name andaddresa of sender as a guarantee of good faith. If the concern does, it will have the questionable distinction of being Mexican conditions. The Associated tions on the nuns. Many of the in not ravished were eithet kijlcd or com C8AHGE OF ADDRESS—Ii^^equesting a change of address, give old as well as the only. American business hou.se of any importance which has new address. Press last Monday morning made the mates of the convents were members of mitted suicide. given impetus to the prejudice wave. S. unqualified statement that 2,(K)0 nuns old Castilian families, refined and often Similar scenes were enacted in Chihua have disappeared, 125 Americans have beautiful. hua, Guadalupe, on the outskirts of been killed, thousands have been ruined But the era of rapine on a general Tampeco, and in some of the isolated Patronesses and Committeemen for financially, and property worth more scale began with the fall of Madero. Imission towns along the Panuco river. than $300,000,(XK) has been destroyed. Churches Stripped. Imports from the interior indicate the The Lusitania and Ancona problems be It has become part of the law of convents there fared no better. StV incent’s Orphan Ball Named come rather tame beside these outrages, Mexican warfare that when a town was In Mexico City, which often changed even if the government has been slow captured the loot and the fairest of the masters twice in "a day, no nun escaped. to act about Mexico. women were the property of the leaders. Bandit Wears Jewels. Tlie twenty-fourth annual ball of St. Campion, W. H. Andrew, William Delle- “Dignitaries of the Catholic Church The troopers fought among themselves While Carranza held the city there Vincent’s Aid society next Monday eve ker, T. ,1. O’Donnell, O. L. Smith, Dennis for the others. - S have obtained support in congress for was some semblance of protection of ning at the Brown Palace is expected to Sheedj', .Jacob Savageau, .1. P. Donnelly, a probe,” declared the Associated Press. One of the most ruthless secni's of fered, but attacks wei-e frequent, and do much towards the assistance of the P. V. Carlin, Lawrence Purcell, P. R. Ri- The state department is “preparing to modern warfare marked the day when nuns dared not appear on the streets. sisters in their work of caring for 250 ordan, Ella M. Wetkbaugli, T. A. anticipate a probe . . . according \TIla first drove the Huerta troops ATlla entered the city to meet Zapat.a. OFFICIAL NOTICE orphan boys at Mt. St. A’incent's. The Hughes, fleorge Kearns, William Sayer, to rumors.” from Torreon. As A’illa's shells began The northern bandit chief wore chains The Denver Catholic Register is published by the Catholic Publishing following officers are working for tlie Larry Maroney, W. H. Leonard, I»uis .Joseph Patrick Tumulty. Catholic sec to find the range of the Huerta of gold and jewels taken from Guada Society, an incorporated organization controlled by the Diocese of Denver. success of the benefit: President, Mrs. Hough, .John I^yneh, 1). J. Sayer and retary to the president, was quite ef trenches, the defeiiilers of the city pre lupe, regarded by Catholics as the most This publication is, therefore, declared to be the official newspaper for the Tlioinas Morrow; vice presidents, Mrs. Charles Dunn. On the floor comm ittee fectually aii.swerod |iy a plain statement pared for flight. They stripped the sacred shrine in Me.\ico. Guadalupe is Catholic Chiu-ch in Colorado. The clergy and laity are urged to use these Ijouis Hough and Mrs. .1. K. Mullen; will be Samuel C. Young, chairman; P. of facts in an Aasbeiated Press article cliurches of such treasure as was move to Mexico what lanirdes is to France. columns for the promulgation of information and news of interest to the treasurer, Mrs. Larry Purcell; secretary, C. SehaefTer, Dr. Edward Dclehanty, Os- last Sunday. Tumulty, it vvill be re- able, and then demanded admission to At the summit of a hill a shrine houses Catholics of Colorado, and we earnestly recommend that every Catholic Mrs. Ella M. Weekbaugh; corresponding ear Malo, R. A. Sullivan, Dr. T. J. Carlin, nieinbered, made the statement a few the various convents on the pretext of a picture of the Virgin, regarded as home subscribe for at least one copy. This paper belongs to the Catho secretary, Mrs. Ralpli Kelly. The pa Henry P. LKdair, .Joseph Newman, Dr. weeks' ago that there were no official searching for eoiieealed gold and jewels. miraculous. According to the legend, lics of the Diocese of Denver, and we hope they will take pride in making tronesses will be Mesdames H. \V. Baer- 1). (L Monaghan, W. P. Horan, Dr. .1. P. records'in the state department of out A few of the convents admitted Ihe it was painted by angels on the coat of U a credit to themselves and the Church. resen, J. K. Mullen, .Tosepli Walsh, J. F. Laiighlin and Frank J. Mannix. rages on nuns in Mexico, a lie which troopers. The attack on the nuns be an Indian. + N. C. AIATC, ha.s been disproved by an unanswered gan. ' Bishop of Denver. .Jewels worth millions adorned the affidavit printed in The Buffalo Echo. Fome were killed resisting their rav- altar over which it rests. Its rich frame The Register, knowing that all its read agers, others took their own lives, God Didn’t Punish Herod at Once was studded with emeralds, rare opals ers have not had the opportunity of more tlian a score were the victims of CAMERA USED TO AID and rubies. n'ading the Associated Press article, re half-breeds and peons. TEMPERANCE FIGHT. Treasure Stolen. -Not the churches, but the corporations, must be given the Uon’s in Order to Give Time for Penance produces it. We call attention to one Advance Stops Orgie. thing in this article—the repeated dec The sudden advance of the Villa Villa’s men stripped it hare. Its share of the credit for the vast temperance wave that ha^hundated treasures were used for personal adorn America within the last two or three decades. A practice of the laration that insulted nuns killed them trooiiers stopped the orgie. The Huerta Sermon Written for This Newspaper by ity and loving heart of onr lieavenly ment or melted to supply funds for the Pennsylvania Railroad company in fighting dyunkenness can be selves. According to the law of the men fled, leaving moat of their loot. Rev. W illiam Demouy, D.D., of Father? lie would not punish Herod, arm y. taken as an example. Occasionally, workingnien are ‘ ‘ brought up Church, suicide under such conditions is When the Villa troops entered the city hut would proceed by the way of love, A few nuns found at Guadalnpe were on the carpet,” to use their own expression for being haled before St. Rosa’s Home, Denver. not permitted; hut it is possible that there were only two or three convents manifesting it mo.s\ openly in the ease the outraged women weri; unfamiliar that had not h(>en invaded. ravi.slicd and forced to aeeompany the a boss. They are told that they were^iar a certain saloon at a certain of His eliosen ones, and showing it army, 'rhey were brought to Mexico time. Often, they will deny it. Tdm boss pulls a photograph out of SUNDAY BETWEEN THE CIRCUM with this ruling, for it so rarely comes And during the first few hours of oc CISION AND EPIPHANY. elearlv enough also in the case of Herod citv with the Villaiatas. a. drawer and hands it to thepn There, with all the cruel realism into necessity that not many persons cupation Villa’s men made no attempt / ‘ “At that time: Whciy Herod was dead, who was His enemy. Riitlicr tlian pun of the camera, they see tp I. S-ii- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1915. DSNVBR bATHOLIO BBOISTBB P A a i x n . sssBSsaifn» ------— ------TTrtTifTfniii IN DENVER PARISHES Bethlehem Crib, at SilvertonWI ork NEW YEAR’S MASSES AT CLEARANCE SALE OF * CALENDAR OF THE W|;EK. ° ♦ ST. PATRICE’S CHURCH of Art, Designed by Father Barry ♦ ------♦ ♦ January 2, Sunday—Feaat of the ♦ (By Thomas J. Moran.) ♦ Holy Name of Jesus, and Octave ♦ Saturday, New Year’s day, will be the (Special to The Register) canvas painted sky blue. The red-rising ♦ day of St. Stephen. ' ♦ feast of the Circumcision of our Lord, Silverton, Colo., Dec. 28. I— Three moon could be se^q in the distance thru I Pictures and Statuary and a holyday of obligation. Masses the trees, over tE^f horizon. The back ♦ January 3, Monday—Octave of ♦ masses were said at St. Patrick’s church, ♦ St. 'John Evangelist. *St. Gene- ♦ will be the same as on Sunday, 6, 7:30 ground representing the sky was dotted For the next two or three week* we will hold a clearance Silverton, on Christmas day, the first at ♦ vieve, virgin, patroness of Paris, ♦ 9, and 10:30 o’clock. with glittering stars, while a large sale on slightly damaged statuary and broken lines of Relig 6 o’clock, the second at 8, and the third ♦ died 512. 4 Friday, January 7, will be the first bright star appeared above all the ious pictures. ♦ T^anuary 4, Tuesday—Octave of ♦ Friday. Holy Communion will be dis at 10 o’clock. Most of the miners were smaller ones. Directly over the crib and ♦ the Holy Innocentf.. ' ♦ tributed at 6:45, and mass will be cele in town. The third service was a high low down was another large bright star. Now is an opportune time to get for the .home Religious ar ♦ January 5, Wednesday—Vigil of ♦ brated at 7:30. mass. Special music for the occasion Two angels appeared at the extreme top ticles that should be in every Catholic home; especially when “ 4 the Epiphany, and commemwation 4> Christmas was celebrated at St. Pat had been prepared, and the entire pro corners of the whole scene, robed in they can be procured at a fraction of the'original cost. ' ♦ of St. Telesphorus, pope, marityr, in ♦ rick’s with the greatest solemnity pos gram was splendid thruout. Mr. Wil white and gold, holding the sign, “Tliis A visit to our Emporium will be well repaid by the articles * f ' ♦ 154. ♦ sible. The church was artistically dec liam Ennis, the leader of the choir, is to day is born Christ the Lord.” Different at such a low figure. ♦ January 6, Thursday—The Epi- ♦ orated with Christmas trees an'd holly be congratulated for his zeal and faith* colored lights were hidden behind the ♦ phany of our Ix>rd. (A holyday in ♦ ropes, while the altar was banked with ful service. The members present in canvEis in such a w ay as to throw the Church and Religious Goods of every description on hand. ♦ Canada, etc.) ♦ red carnations and candles. The choir, the choir were as follows: Mr. William whole scene to the front. The scene is . * ♦ January 7, Friday (first Friday) ♦ under the leadership of Mr. Peter Men Ennis, leader; Mr. Thompson, violinist; BO natural in appearance that many have ♦ —*St. Lucian, priest and martyr at ♦ zies, sang Leonardo’s mass in a way Messrs. Haas, Hughes, Boyce; Mr. said, “It is too bad to bavW to take it ♦ Nicome FAQl SI% OENVEB CAlHOLiO EEG2 ST&E THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1915. ^ 1^' M inister Praises Our Honor of Mary; D enver P referred Parish T rading L ist Also Confession and Parish Schools These Merchants, Eager to Secure Catholic Trade and to Help the Canse of the Catholic Preti, Solicit Toor Patronage. Trade Given to Our Advertisers Means a Better Paper ^or Ton. Tell These Men Tun Saw Their Cards in The Register. Boost for the Catholic Press! It Zs as Necettary to the Chnrch as Parish Schools. A Protestant minister of Cliicago, the tion. .We may rail against the paro Eev. T. B. Thompson, pastor of the chial schools system as being un-Ameri Plymouth Congregational church of that can. But the Roman Church existed city, has a keen and clear vision when centuries before there was a United St.Leo’saDdSt.Bizaliet]i’s CaOiedral Paiisli St. Fiaiuis De Sales Parisk St. Domniic’s Aiminiciation Parisb he looks at the Roman Catholic , Cliurch, States, and for many of these centuries she was the great agency of enlighten for he said in a 'late sermon concern HOUSE OF Take your next prescription to Phone South 4300. ment, education and culture. The paro-. Prescriptions Don’t forget ing it: ' n . E. HUFFMAN chial BchooJ is the most serious an^ suc ALAMEDA PHARMACY THE PINCH STORE “One cannot help but feel that the VAN ZANDT’S CORNIL’S PHARMACY Brerythlsg in Honeehold Line. cessful attempt to hold people for the Modem Prescription Dmggists Sole Agent Queen Washer with or enthronement of the Virgin Mary has CATHEDRAL PHARMACY religious life. Our country has a mag COB. ZaPAB ABS WBBT OOUAX PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 290i W. 25th Ave. without motor. softened the heart of the-world toward Colfax and Logan Max H. Thuet, Prop. THE PINCH STORE nificent system of public schools. She PbOiMS Kaln 1066-1067 Everything in the Drdg Line womanhood; that it has done much to "The Handy Store" will teach the children history, science, Denver, Colo. Phones (i^am pa 808 and 809. 300 S. BROADWAY. Phone York 3054 give woman the place of honor she oc Phone G allup 608 1725-27 E. 31st Ave., near W illiams. art, languages; but they will not let Phone lo a th 1923. cupies today; that it lias put the whole A L . STAHL ELGIN CREAMERY HEINIES BAKERY Telephone orders deUvered promptly the world’s greatest-literature be taught 25» SOUTH BROADWAY. Catholic Church behind the sanctity of THE UP-TO-DATE El F. Schindler. Leave orders at under their guidance, nor will tSey help While you live the home. In the respect given to ■WHOLESALE AND RETAIL S. H. iriELSEN to develop the noblest capacity of the MEAT AND OBOCEBT MAN Eat the best; The George-Mudge Pharmacy Mary the Roman Church has paid the HOME BAKERY Heinle's Goods human soul, the capacity for God. This All kinds of Delicatessen. Milk, Cream, Butter and Eggs, Will tell the rest. world’s finest and most delicate com Specialty—SPONGE CAKES. Cor. 38th and Walnut task is assigned to the Church. So 1046 W. OOXfAZ. Phone Knln678t ICE CREAM pliment to the grace, sweetness and Home-made Bread, Pies and Cakea Henry E. Nahring, Prop. Telephones Main 5947-5948 be it, and let the Church choose that Tour patronage is solicited. 620 E 17th Ave. Phone York 675 'Wedding Orders promptly filled. 2828 W. 32I> A'TE. beauty of motherhood. Prescriptions a Specialty method which in her wisdom seems the , Business Established 1890. Phone York 4S9. Reasonable Prices C. H. TAYLOR HARDW ARE CO. VISIT HEIDBRAK’S “Nor do I discover any difficulty in best. BUCKLEY & SCHMIDT E.-B. KELLOGG & CO. THE GIGANTIC D ealers In understanding the basis of the confes “And so we stand in the presence of PHONE MAIN 60. ICE CREAM & CANDY STORE sional. The confessional appears every PLU M BING and GAS FITTING CLEANERS AND TAILORS GENERAL HARDWARE, TIN AND her history, her majestic worship, her GALVANIZED WORK, FURNACES 3811 W. 33nd Ave^ Phone OaUnp 1946 STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES Repatr work a specialty. Reasonable CLEIANING. PRESSING & REPAIRING where in life. Tlid erring child con universal ministry, and we confess that prices. Would be pleased to have your Paints, Oili and Glass Ice Cream, 31.00 per gal.; |60c ^ gal.; fesses to its mother, the patient con order for plamblng repairs. Our wagons call everywhere. SOc per quart. Telephone orders de MEATS AND NOTIONS God must have moved mightily in all 1245-47 OVBTIS BTBEET Telephone South 236 livered promptly anywhere In the parish fesses to the physician, the accused con One block from Auditorium. 700 E. OOLFAX AVE. 480 BOVTB BBOADWAT. this. We think of her Loyolas, her Xa We make our own candles and Ice cream Phone Main 7949 4696 Josephine S t fesses to his lawyer, the penitent con viers, her Fenelons, and her Mar- P. J. MORAN Phone lo n th 1 5 ^. . Bee. lo a th 1695 fesses to his priest. It is most natural TROUT BROTHERS CHAS. A. BERQUIST Phone Main 1723 Quick Delivery quettes; we look at her hospitals, or D ealers In for the penitent, burdened, doubting A. J. GUMLICK & CO. WALL PAPER. PAINTS. VARNISHES phanages, schools, colleges, monasteries, STAPLE & PfNCY GROCERIES Fancy and Staple Groceries, OILS, WINDOW SHADES, GLASS, FULLER’S DRUG STORE soul to confide in its spiritual leader. missions—and we see a Church minis ' * Meats and Fish. PLUMBING AND HEATING BRUSHES. ETC. ' 4701 GILPIN ST, “Protestantism has wasted much of tering to the body, mind and soul of Phone Champa 2314 Drugs^V-HMedicines, Stationery GAME, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 248 I. BBOABWAY. PAINTING, PAPER HANGING its force in a forced revivalism, which humanity. Her weakness is the com 728-730 E. COUP AX AVE. Phone G allup 2199. Confections, Cigars, Tobacco, B ta 1300 W. FOURTEENTH AVE. Phones: York 1622, 3071. Estimates furnished. 8905 W. 25TB)LYBinrB. Special attention given to would have been unnecessary had we mon lot of ever}' human organization; VETERINAIW SUPPLIES paid wise attention to religious -educa her strength is of God.” Decorating in all Its branches. A. JOHNSON MAHLER’S BAKERY Estimates cheerfully furnished. A. W. GARD The Well Known Alec the Tailor Patronize who Patronize COAL, WOOD, HAY, GRAIN HOME MADE BREAD H. A. HOLMBERG PLUMBING GAS FITTING POULTRY FOOD OUR SPECIALTY. THE FRANKLIN CLEANING WALL PAPER AND PAINTS STOVE REPAIRS. & DYE WORKS 1231 SANTA F E EBI'TE Best Quality Pies and Cakes. 252 SOUTH BROADWAY We save you money on all work. Phone M6959 34th and Pzanklla Residence: 1235 S an ta Fe Drive. 2429 BLUOT BTBBBT. Phone U ain 6477 1215 E. 13th. Phone South 432. Denver. Phone Gallup 1224. Hats Cleaned and Repaired AU work called for and delivered When an usher is busy in church dur of friends, why not trust my God? God VERNON J. ROBINSON, P rices for m aking: Ladies' Suits, $12; has revealed certain truths. I cannot MISS E. M. SMITH Berland Drug Company, ing several parts of the mass, is he Separate Skirts, $2; Tailor-made GESSING BROS. & GENTY fully comprehend those truths, altho I PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS FANCY & STAPLE GROCERIES Dresses, 35. obliged to attend another mass? NEW YORK see that they contain no contradiction. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY “Where Quality ItelgnB Bnpreme.” Fruits, Vegetables, Fish, Corn-fed Meats GROCERIES & MEATS No; he has fulfilled the Sunday obli God commands me to give assent to 17th AVE. AND FRANKLIN STS. WANTS TOUR BUSINESS. TAILORS AND CLEANERS Phone York 3336. M. GILNER, Propr. 3663 HUMBOLDT ST, gation by attending the mass at wliich those truths, and I obey. W’hy? Be 301 lo n th Logan Itre e t. All work guaranteed. Our wagons call Let us deliver you a brick of our own he acted as uslier. He lias been pliysi- cause those ;^ruths cofhe from God, and Denver, Colo. everywhere. Phone Gallup 2681. 1373 K alam ath St. Ice Cream, any time, any place, 250. Phone South 1696. 8853 W. 85TH ATEITUB. / “Phone Main 5164 oally present at the mass, arid liis work my reason tells me that God is infallible You want good dependable merchandise. W E S T ’S Our Motto: Fair Treatment and Prompt as usher did not prevent him from hav in knowing and truthful in revealing— Y'ou w ill get it a t SOUTH LOGAN CREAMERY Delivery. THE FRANKLIN MILLINERY E. D. K ingsley, Proprietor. ing the attention necessary to hear the He is not deceive a., ■ J fo^Ick'np the' tangled' skeinT unravei oine haze 'em the UUa Or away, tier a'work-basket, picked up his tools, bis it, rescue the heroine, march the vil hair was not the least of her attrac hat and coat, and paused for a moment Denver Preferred Parish Trading List lain to jail and all-that Heaven is tions; it smoldered mysteriously, as It on the threshold. Forbes could - seo' witness of the plots for detective fire lay hidden in the deeps of it. the sparkle of hja eyes through thei stories he has offered me! He has, I V “Wonder what on earth he wants," holes in the mask. He also saw that, believe, the best library of detective Bald the man, and nibbled the ivory there was a slight gash across the fiction in town. Well, his longings head of his stick. knuckles of the man s left hand. went unsatisfied. ’The only thing like The girl did not reply. Perhaps she "Sorry to leave yipn.Jn this fix." The detective work he ever did success bad not heard him. man bowed briefly and went out. fully was to recover the new paint “Some legal muddle,” the elderly Forbes beard the snap cf the switch- When you bring or EBERHARDT DRUG STORES tubes before the dachel poisoned him man complained. "Your mother's button. Instantly be was in total dark self. brother wasn’t jn his right mind.” ness. Then he beard the click of the SEND' A PRESCRIPTION Prescriptions Carefull Compounded He walked uptown, wondering who “There’s not^g for you to com bolt. He was now locked in. Present TO THE 31st AVE. PHARMACY 19th and Stont Sts. 6th A Cherokee Sts. the mysterious burglar could be. He plain of,” spoke the girl at last, with ly his brain resumed its functions; he Comer of East 31st and Downing Ave'e Main Store Branch 1 searched carefully among his large ac out, however, turning her head. Phone ^Maln 5398 Phone South 831 began to think in little sparks of it receives the best of Oare and Di’ufw quaintance, principally among the men “Can’t say there is. Three millions, thought: as if permitting electric fluid that money can buy. 7th and Grant Streets he disliked; but even then there was Phone York 1885 mostly out at 7 per cent.” He coughed to enter a wire by degrees, jerkily. Branch 2, Telephone South 438 nothing tangible. . Lots of duffers slightly. “He was novel-reading mad; sought the comfy-chalr"under~the For the last ten minutes be had been, WALTER EAST We strive to please our customers by gambled and didn’t pay their debts no sane man would have drawn up as completely hypnotized as if he had giving them quality and low prices. reading lamp and Idly went over the and never went to jail for it. If only Give us a trial. W HEN A M AN SUS- day’s events. The puppy, sniffing the such a will. It’s as much as our lives been staring for hours into a Swami’s Wholesale and Retail Dealer In he had a clue of some sort to start are worth to keep all that Junk about. crystal. His first coherent thought tobacco smoke which he thoroughly with! He knew that he had the abili r J. M. BUFF BEST detested, retreated under the divan Wouldn’t give the stuff to the Metro was one of those best left unspoken,' ty; and it was a shame he could find politan because they wouldn't take MEATS AND GROCERIES FURNITURE & HARDWA Co where he had his lion’s den of bones, unwritten. He had entered, picturing' HEFT no outlet, i’ll give him credit for pos any stock in his claim that that ruby in his mind a familiar scene, six famil-' 741-747 SAVTA PB D! palette-knives, old tubes, brushes and sessing the cbiefest attribute of all 2300-2306 XAtimer St. Telephone 1461 belonged to the Nana Sahib. Anyhow, iar faces; and this instead! It would' Phone South 1296 what-nots. From time to time Forbes great detectives—hope. [AN bistory says that Hindu beggar died have hypnotized anyone. B. W. Bohaudel Wm. T. Chapmna could hear him rattling round some He continued on, whistling an air Groceries M eats OSMAN’S thing. In the jungles and that he took the A blockhead! A sheep! To have 'HE from one of the popular operas. His lewel along with him." ■ CHAMPA CASH MARKET 755 SA^’TA FE DRIVE. Births, deaths -and divorces; mur thoughts, ever volatile, shifted from allowed himself to be trussed up this SiTUATfe der, robbery and graft; strikes, wars “Junk! How can you call all those way, without a single struggle, with A full line of plots of criminals to the purblindness beautiful things Junk! I love every HOME-MADE CANDIES and plagues; the subject-matter never of the general run of art editors, and out a word! A flue detective! He! Staple and Fancy Groceries 9ne of them. He was right. Only one ST( varied, only the names and places their more or less slovenly minions, itrained at his hands, and then at hlsj and Choice Corn Fed Meats PURE AND SWEET. person in a thousand who visit the could be called news. He read with the three-color process printers; to ankles, bat desisted when the chalr| 2801 Champa St^ Phone Champa 2537 THIlS museums would undtrstand or appre TRY THEM. lazy Interest warmed-over yam the pretty girl he had met at Cannes threatened to topple over. On thej about the clever gentleman-thief who ciate them.” Boor be would be absolutely helpless.! W. H. GRIMM C. W. COWELL & SONS, last winter; to the campaign tonight "That may be, but no light-fingered had baffled the metropolitan police for at poker. For once he was going to 3o he sat there in the dark, mouthing ! Agents C H A PT ER I. nearly a year. A wellrknown amateur gentry would be prowling about.” at his handkerchief and trying to get GROCERIES AND MEATS play ’em close; he would keep out of The beautiful young lady shrugged. LUMBERMAN’S FIRE INSURANCE CO. detective was giving the reporter an every pot that dealt him no two-spot: his teeth into it. The Woman Across the Street, 3he had gone over the ground so often exposition of his views. Here was an and when he got a real hand, he would The man bad a freshly skinned 1922 28th Avenue. We insure household goods, This is a story of two stories, sepa that the subject wearied her. She artist. (Forbes crackled the news play it hard. With deuces wild even knuckle. Ho would remember that Also dwellings. rate yet Inseparable, of wheejs agog loved her father, but she could not paper peevishly: was there anything an open player like himself had a when the police came. He would Phone York 179 1922 28th Ave. 821 W 8th Ave. Phone South 358 and of wheels awhir, the frolic and the onderstand his utter lack of apprecia left to which this term had not been chance once in a while. He turned a never be able to recall the voice, so The Mahannab Pharmacy business of life. What a woman’s applied? Anybody who did his work tion for the wonderful curios her un effectually muffled behind the curtain! SUNBURST BREAD DAISY BREAD comer, still whistling. The girl with switch is to her glory, this tale is to well was an artist. Rot!) de had bequeathed her, with the sin of the mask. In evening dress, too,| that; but at night, when the game the copper-beech hair; supposing she PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 'The thief, declared the amateur, was never went by again? Could he pos gle stipulation that she should use and wore it to the manner bom; herai KILPATRICK’S BAKERY (which really fools nobody) is over, not a professional. He was a man of them. in little old New York. And~t^n it] Telephone Orders Promptly Delivered the false one may be taken from the sibly do her from memory? W holesale. infinite patience, of infernal clever That the girl in the sables was un came upon him with the dazztement! Phone York 295. true and laid aside. Forward with swinging stride, ness, never took money, bad made happy was quite apparent. It was not of sunrise. The mysterious burglar^ 753 Santa Pe Srlve. twirling his cane and sometimes strik 2801 High St.. Denver. Colo. It all began that day when Forbes three daring raids and ceased further i petulant sadness, as in having had of the newspapers! ■ wondered who she was. He was al ing the ferrule againkt the flagging, Phone 'so u th 1004. to apply his talents. To date the man pleased with the spangle of answering her will crossed, as in having stum He began to swear again; guttural) BUNDY FOR COAL ways wondering who she was, the had taken over a hundred thousand bled over some temporary disappoint BESSIE MOREY-PERCIVAL blonde, the brunette, the Venetian red, sparks; on toward the big drama. For sounds which started in hia throat and) We Want and Will Appreciate Yopr Trade dollars’ worth of jewels. His career be was only an implement of fate, ment. Her face reflected a deep sor-. ended, bassoonlike, in his nose. Dash) the October brown, on the street, at had begun and ended within ghree Bundy Bump, Centennial and Tampa chosen haphazard to accomplish a row from within; of a kind for which the door-boy, to have given him the: the play, in the restaurant. It was a months. Valley Boutt County Coals, Coke UP-TO-DATE M ILUNERY destiny not his own. money at her age is no balm. Great wrong floor! Somewhere up above j and Wood Our Specialties habit. And why not? It was his So far, not a single part of the loot' The Dryden was a new apartment peace and great sorrow have the same or down below they were waiting for! bread and butter to send the argosies had been offered to the known Office and Yard. 2600 Blake St OPEN EVENINGS. house, built especially for persons who brushes in limning in a face; the re him; the cards were purring, the! of his imaginative glance scouring the “fences,” here or abroad. This was Phones: Main 569 and Main 1896 had plenty of money and too small .a sult is generally a beatific placidity, chips clicking musically against one' 771 Santa Fe Drive seas for treasure; and whenever he the phase which putzled and baffled family for the upkeep of a large house. if you looked at the girl’s eyes they another. Deuces wild. If you held a^ Elmer H. Peterson, Prop. saw a pretty woman, bows-on he fol told you nothing, nor the droop of her lowed in her wake. He was an illus They were given all the comforts of king and queen of any suit, together THE RIO GRANDE FUEL ANj home; valets, maids, cooks, waiters mouth, nor the pallor of her fine skin; with three deuces, you could call it four' Loyola (S. | . ) trator; he drew exquisite colored cov ind yet the ensemble produced a FEED CO. ers for the m'agazines and full-page and bellboys, more like a private hotel. I queens, or four kings, or a royal, Just) 901 SAHTA P E DBITB. There were ten apartments, five on^ haunting sadness. It made you re as you pleased. Open on anything;' Call us for anything In the Drug line. drawings for the celebrated love sto member the face for days. Free Delivery Service Phone South 56. ries of Mr. Popular Piffle. Indeed, he each side of the ornate marble en-| no weary waiting for jacks or better;* COAL, WOOD, HAY, GR^VIN, FLOUR, trance. Forbes ran eagerly up the | At Madison square the two got out, something doing every minute. (It! THE ATLAS DRUG CO. shared honors with Piffle, and made and the belated ones continued their CEMENT, PLASTER quite as much money. steps; the doorboy swung open the neverNJccurred to him that the bur-' Denver, Colo. door. ' jou^ey, to dream of dukes and duch glar bad already' saved him abouti Orders Called for. Prompt Delivery. Every day now for a week, between e s s ^ and wolds and gabled manses. TWO STORES Fish and Game in Season. "Mr. Jlllson's apartment, please.” fifty dollars!) three and four in the afternoon, she The girl in the sables and her fa ■'2701 W elton S t 2563 W elton S t THE A. PETERSON had gone by, slim, trig, supple. She “Third floor, left, sir!” And when -the occupants of this' PTione Main 875 Phone Main 4955 “Ah!”' I ther hurried over to the monolith of GROCERY CO. looked like Somebody; she must be room returned they, would doubtless,' Forbes made for the stairs. The marble and were shot up to the eight Phone Main 6685 GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS Somebody, for nobody but Somebody and with reason, hand hln over to the elevator (called lift here) was up, and eenth floor. The suite of law offices police, and the deuce (wild, indeed!)) VEGETABLES, ETC. could have carried her head the way to which they had been so strangely AGNES ROBERTS McNAMARA Phones: South 1792-1793. she did. Where her journey began, he was too impatient to wait. Besides, would be to pay. Moreover, he would’ 601-611 SANTA PE DBTTE. he wanted to Surprise the boys, melo summoned were in total darkness. The never hear the last of it. He, who had 2625 Welton St. where it ended, he had never bothered bell rang and rang and echoed eerily himself to inquire. It satisfied his dramatically. He scarcely paused at never left himself open to ridicule; Beaaonable Frlcea.. Best MatariaL through the empty rooms so mightily Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery needs to expect her at such a time the first landing. He would rather would be the laughing-stock of the JOHN H. STEEN ' busy during the secular days of the each day and to realize his expecta play poker than eat. And in his ex town. ' Special Attention Given to Order Work For First-Class tions. Her hair burned like a copper- uberance he failed to hear the warn year. Numbness crept into his arms and “Looks like a hoax.” Very Reasonable Prices SHOE REPAIRING beech . in the sunshine, and her face ing call from the doorboy, who had legs. He could not shift the handker-' Our Specialty—The Finest of Work come on that day and was not yet ac “Perhaps we've come too late.” Work Guaranteed. was as white as milk. chief a solitary inch, not a fraction of THE SANITARY CLOTHES By George! If he went out now he curately versed in the topography and “Too late? It isn’t nine yet,” growled an inch. Occasionally he heard sounds;: .... 851 SANTA F E DRIVE occupancy of the apartments. Forbes the father, recollecting the quiet rub CLEANERS AND PRESSERS could follow her. His ingenuity would the lift-door closing, someone going up! find means of meeting her, inoffensive continued his rapid ascent, two steps ber at the club he had been forced to or down the stairs, th^e rattle of a far-i We Please the Best Dressers RIPLEY’S ly. He knew women tolerably well. at a time. Ho wanted to be at the postpone. “He phoned that it would off elevated train, the honk of an auto 2622 W elton S t, Phone Main 1800 be very, even exceedingly, important Calls and Delivers Made BIG DEPARTMENT STORE From a pretty little milliner’s assist door at precisely eight, like that old horn in the street below. Beautiful: ant, all the way up to the stately czar chap what’s-his-name in “Round the for us to be here before nine. Shall situation for J. Mortimer Forbes, fa*, 417 28th St. TeL Main 2144 ina of all the Russias, their vanity World in Eighty Days.” i we wait'.'" mous illustrator! Hours and hours and, 756-762 SANTA FE DRIVE. "Certainly."' The girl began pulling G. GERBER cried out for perpetuation on canvas. He tiptoed into the private hall, the: hours passed; at least so it seemed Ting-a-llng! Confound the telephone outer door being unlocked. There down the finger tips of her gloves aneV Your home store that saves you money. twisting them. to him. Of course it was just his luck* COAL AND COKE at such a moment! was a light over the transom. He to strike a place where the peoplej “Hello, hello! . . . Yes. this is could see them in his mind's* eye: “I’m a doddering old fool!” ex The Best of all Kinds WE DIVIDE PROFITS kept ungodly hours. He would not be, Coffee buyers will find that we sell Forbes talking. . . . Oh, that you, Too Late! She Was Gone! Jillson, Wheedon, Jones, Carlyle, Mil claimed her father suddenly. FEED. BLOCKS AND KINDLING “Father!” able'to work for days. The gold thread, Kindly Try Us coffees equally as good and better for Jlllson? . . . 'What? Eight till ler and Crawford, peering into their of the stole cut like a razor’s edge.; less. We operate the only Coffee Boaster the police. Now he (Mr. Amateur) “I never telephoned his house to on the West Side. You pay us no extra twelve? . . . Deuces what? Oh, hands, their faceS like Buddha gods. The beggar might have left the lights Phone Champa 3183 Gas Pitting held to the theory that the thief was make sure. Why should we come clown profits. Our No. 15 Double Roast Coffee deuces wild. Sure, I understand. A He listened. Not a sound. In the on, so that he could have found some' at 30c lb. Is daily gaining in popularity. a man who moved in the exclusive here to his offices?” The Five Points Plumbing Co. Try it. quiet little game of poker, with the middle of a play, no doubt. Stealthily amusement in staring at the fumish-l circles (two more words Forbes They hastened back to the elevator L. T. W HITE, Mgr. Eenlcheck’a Cash Stora Co. poor artist paying for the cigars and he put his hand on the knob, turned ings and speculating as to the taste of! 7. )9-ll-13-15 Galapago St. Phone So. 277 hated) from which the jewels had been and went down. The elderly man liquors. Deuces wild; I know; you and pushed it with the cry “Police!”, the absent ones. But to sit in pure SEWERAGE can make the t’wo-spot anything jDu purloined. Even the police admitted on his lips. The word died there, dry-' stepped into a pay-station booth. Pres that he possessed an intimate and ac darkness (for the blinds were down)! Jobbing Promptly Attended to please . . . t^hat? Opening your ly. He saw, no poker game in action. ently he emerged, wrathful of coun curate knowledge of the habits of his his nerves all awrack from listenlngl 715 E. Tw enty-Sixth Ave. apartment tonight? . . . In the Instead, a man in evening dress, full' tenance. St. Louis Patisb, Englewood victims. But the genius of the man and waiting, his lungs aching for thei Dryden? Where’s that?. . Why, masked, knelt with his back to an “Never called up at all. Doesn’t was made manifest in his ability to want of a deep breath—it was all: FRANK A. WOLF that’s only a block or so away. . . . open safe. As for the artist, he gazed know what I’m talking about. A whole wait. Was there a woman? Was there mighty unpleasant. j LONG’S PIIARJIACY Oh, I’ll be there. Rather play poker panic-stricken into the round, black, evening spoiled!” Fancy Groceries and Corn Fed Meats unlucky speculation? Horses and Thank heaven! Someone was turn-1 than eat. By-by!” sinister hole of a Colt's automatic. “But what can it mean? What can ing a key in the lock. They had come’ Special Agents Chase & Sanborn’s Phone Englewood 2 0 7 -2 0 8 cards? Or was it what he (Mr. Ama it mean?” Forbes made a dash for his hat. at last. Ho suddenly found hlmselfl rushed out of the studjp and down the teur) had-stated in a previous article: Down into the dank subway again; TEAS AND COFFEES The Old Reliable Drug Store CHAPTER III. blinking into the light. Over the) two flights, madly and recklessly. Too simply a brilliant hoax, a practical and twenty minutes later at 9:15, the threshold came an elderly man and a| 2661 W elton Phone 1078 Main EASTMAN KODAKS AND SUPPLIES late! She was gone. He dashed Jill- Joke, a careless wager by an idle rich A Wild Goose Chase. two arrived at the apartment on the young woman. I son and his poker party breathlessly young man, who,' when the time ar third floor of the Dryden. The girl CANDY, SODA AND CIGARS At the exact moment when J. Mor “Good heavens!" cried the youngj THE but fluently. Supposing she never rived, would quietly restore the jew timer Forbes was being apprised of opened the door impetuously, fearing woman. W. J. BROAD walked past again? It would be just els, give a dinner and then search FIVE POINTS HARDWARE CO. the fact that this was an amazing she knew not what. In the plain, or Forbes said nothing, but his eyes his luck. about for some new abnormality? At world and that previously he had been dinary sate in the living room reposed threatened to fall out of his bead. 2643 WELTON UNDERTAKER As a matter of fact, the unknown any rate,'in his opinion the Bertillon meandering only among the foot-notes the Nana-Sahlb’s ruby and fifteen For the young woman was no loss a* meant nothing to Forbes aside from system would never get hold of the thousand dollars. Everything in Hardware of the Great Story, an elderly gentle person than she of the copper-beech; Phone No. Champa 2078 3329 Sbuth Broadway the commercial value of her face and man to measure him for future iden tification. man and a very handsome young wom hair; and her face was as sad and We Deliver hair. He was always hunting for a C H A PTER IV. ______In this Mr. Amateur was perfectly an sat in a subway train which roared beautiful as Bellini’s “Madonna” in' Phone Englewood 228 new face. Like Piffle, he could work emptily on its way downtown. The over his ideas just so many times; correct. They never got hold of the that rickety old church 'by the side of elderly man was gray haired and he A Page From Scheherezade. that smelly old canal (n Venice! C. W. SEBERN after that, fresh invention must he man. Almost, howeVer; only an arm's In the meantime Forbes was invited St. James Parisli Aurora, Col. length away; a clutch, a distance mis wore a closely cropped gray mustache, called into play; the retrousse nose by the burglar to come in and sit Fancy and Staple Groceries judged, and off he went, into space, a style much affected by Americans (Contimiod’ Next Week) must give way to theJSrecian, and so down. He entered the room, thor CORN-FED MEATS. like an exploded atom. living in New York. He possessed all THE CHAPIN LUMBER GO. on and so forth. oughly hypnotized. The Quality Store - Forbes was philosophical, too. When the hall marks of a prosperous club MACEDONIA AGAIN GIVES D ealers In 3505 SOUTH BROADWAY man. The spats spoke eloquently of “Sit down in that chair there,” went Phones Englewood 127-209 he was d§ad he would be very dead; CHAPTER II. LIBERTY TO CATHOUCS LUMBER, COAL, PAINTS the reading room and of moderately on the man in the mask. Indicating a Prompt Deliveries Twice a Day the Hall of Fame and the Temple of fine Sheraton. Strange, that Forbes W hy H urry? heated political arguments. Attached AND FARM IMPLEMENTS Forgetfulness would be all the same should give any particular attention King Fordiniind of Bulgaria has writ- Everything in the Bnlldlng Line , * J. C. WILSON Forbes lived the way of most bach to his eye-glasses was a heavy,, cord, to him. At present he liked travel, to the make of the chair. “There’s a ti'li to tlu: holy futlier informing hint 16tb and Dayton Bta. Aurora, Colo. elor painters—a kitchen, two bed up and down which he continually ran Phone Willow 142 ' good clothes, good food, curios; he good chap,” came hoarsely, "I should that ho has issuc -t 1" :-V’• •■■■■r’ ■ r ' • / t«OI BOHT. ir DBNVEB CATHOLIC BEO^ISTEB THUltSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1915. SUGGEST IT TO YOUR PARENTS PUEBLO DEC, 31 Defective vUdon, rather than neglect to study, keeps many children be Charity Ball by K. of C. Will Aid Father Neenan, Better in Health, hind in school wort ' ' , ^ Defective vision (Joes not convey the right message to the brain and the PARISH SOCIAL brain cannot act upon the suggestion received. Are you behind in your studies? Catholics Who Are Down-and-Out Returns to.^^^or for Christmas If you are and feel that it is due to defective eyesight rather than neg ' On Friday, December 311 Xew Year’s lect to study, sugirMt to your paisnts that you have us examine your eyes. We can tell you whether it is glasses,or something else you need to eve, the various societiea W St, Lean- do better work. I Denver council, Knights of Columbus, Horan, H. W. Humphreys, Harry Swi- der’s church, Pueblo, will aUtord their (Special to The RegiMer) The sermon on “Bethlehem’s Matiger” patrons and friends a pleasant enter on the evening of January 13, will give; gert, J. J. Mcllwee, J. Leo Stack, .John Victor, Colo., I)ecr-fia.;,-^ther W. S. was prcaclied by thf pastor, Rev. W. 8 . tainment in the form of a daqce and M. Kearney, R. W. Keefe, E. A. Dunn, Neenan returned to his parish work at Neenan, and was filled with the Christ The Swigeit Bros. Optical Co a masquerade ball to the members, in card partj’. Dancing will take\place John Harrington, J. H. Reddin, Cbas. A. Victor, much improved In health, in time mas spirit, the speaker dwelling on the ■syotattoa M d Bastpinsat Otr* order to raise funds for charity work. in the beautiful and spacious, hall Nast, P. J. Henaghan, Jack Coffey, A1 for the - Christmas celebration. He had application humanity can make of To« U m XlclMgt Omd* of ■arrios. Dovotod Xxolngtroly to Many calls are made upon the council, the school. Card-playing will be in an tho nttlag u d MaaufaA- H. Seep, T. F. Savage, W. T. Davoren, been recuperating from his recent ill Christ’s extravagant sufferings in its , tarisg of SlaoMO. other apartment. Refreshments will be 1550 California St. Denver chiefly by strangers who arc members Wm. T. Roche, T. J. Donnegan, 0. J. ness, for the past month, in the East. hours of toil, disappointment and bit-' of the order or who have relatives in Gaffy. served. A four-piece orchestra will fur terness. it, and the dance has l)cen arranged Committee on Tickets—Clias. Kirk, nish excellent music. An enjoyable The Christmas festivities’at St. Vic tor’s this season were especially fine. The program follows: to make it possible to do more for these \Vm. (Jlensky, T. C. Mangini, Harry “year-out” will he the part of those who Six a. in., low mass with Christma.s The church interior prcsenti'd an artistic sufferers, not a few of whom are per Zook, M. A. Burke, Wm. IXilan, T. J. pay the small price of twenty-five carol. We Are Prepared to Give Yon Christmas setting-at once striking and sons who have come here for their Sullivan, Louis M’hite, .John Akolt, Ber cents’ admission for either cards, or Eight a. m., low mass. Music by ju- health, and who have run out of funds. nard Shmdan, J. B. O’Malley, Clias. dance, or lioth. A most enjoyable even beautiful. Twenty evergreen trees con verted the sanctuary into a veritable vVnile choir. Tlie following have l>een seleeteil to look Campbell^lan F. Floyd, Frank O’Neill, ing is assured to all. Ten a. in., high mass; forest. The altars were ablaze with after the various preparations: John Hurley, Dr. J. Collins, T. J. Smith, Processional, “Come All Ye Faithful” Committee on Arrangements—W. P. P. D. Connor, Robert Sullivan, J. O. NEW BOY SOPRANO HAS poinsettas and red carnations. A min ...... Choir Boys Horan, Grand Knight; Dr. J. J. O’Neill, Devine, Samuel Young, Frank Mannix, REMARKABLY HIGH RANGE iature Bethlehem stable with an Infant Kyrie, Peter’s in 1)...... Quartet Best Service from Da Prato afforded an effective ob Gloria, Peter’s ...... Quartet Geo. Kerwin. Anthony Dwyer, Harry Raymond Sullivan, J. F'. Carey, J. C. ject lesson. The walls of the auditor Sermon ...... *...... Father Neenan Reilly, M. J. Hickey, Wm. Einnerty, Gasper, Dr. E. Nast, J. P. Dunn, E. Father Joseph Bosetti, the Cathedral Credo, Peter’s ’...... Quartet Before and After the Accident Oscar Malo, Dr. T. J. Carlin, Dr. .Jos. f. Clowmin»er, .1. M. Barry. clioirmaster, sprang a delightful sur ium of the church Were festooned with Offertory, “Noel” (Adolph Adam)__ prise on the Catholic public on Christ Christmas wreaths and bollg...... Miss Gallagher Don*t be without good insurance mas morning, in the person of a new Choir boys in cassock and surplice Sanctus and Agnus, Peter’s...... Quarti't hoy sojirano soloist. Master Thomas Communion Anthein, “Adeste Fideles” Brother Seminarians Are Officers rendered processional and recessional at ...... f...... ^artet Green, of Sacred Heart college. The the late mass, and excellent music was Recessional, "Holy. Night”. . .Choir Boys lad has a range that would make a rendered by a special quartet composed A sanctuary lamp of beautiful design, The Hl&ERNlA BANK & TRUST Company at Celebration of Solemn Mass prima donna envious and lias-great pur of Mr. Will Johnson, basso; Mr. James to replace the old fixture, adorned the ity of tone. The extreme Pcas(<’^with Anguin, tepor; Miss Florence Gallagher, sanctuary for the first time on Chnst- Geo. H . Prier, M anger which he takes even startlingly high soprano, and Mrs. Tliomas Arneal, con mas morning. It is the gift of Mr. and Insurance Department IStb and Champa Two brothers, seminarians, helped the best, so the Paulists sent liim to notes is remarkable. -All Father Bo- tralto. Mr. J. D. Wells presided at the Mrs. Charles Burke. with tife-d) o’clock solemn high mass on St. Thomas’ this term to study, and at setti’s choristers did unusually good organ and Mr. Philip MacXealy ren -The masses on New Year’s day will be Christmas morning at the Cathedral. Jo the same time get the henetit of Den work on Christmas. dered the violin obligato at the offer at 6 pnd at 8 o’clw-k. ver’s invigorating climate. William seph Higgins was suhdeacon, and Wil tory solo, “Noel.” The juvenile choir, A gigantic, electrically-lighted CSirist- Higgins is studying for the Denver dio STATE K. OF C. ADVOCATE, with Miss Marjory Flanagan at the or inas tree unburdeiu'd itself of a gift for liam Higgins was master of ceremoniei. cese and expects to he ordained one year EX-LA JUNTA MAYOR, DEAD gan, furnished the musical program at every Sunday schiu^ child at 4 o’clock on M. A. BURKE, Undertaker Both are students at St. Tliomas’ erelc- from next June. Ho constantly assi.sts the 8 o’clock mass. Christmas eve. The ehildren sang Christ 418 Fifteenth St. Phone Main 5219 I siastical seminary, Denver. Joseph Hig at the Cathedral services and is one (Continued from Page 1.) mas carols and gave a program. gins left several years ago to join tlie of the he.st masters of ceremonies in their s.vmpathy, and State Secretary Deput.v Mullare wished to go, hut was Nearly two hundred communicants Paiilist order. His health was not of America. Wall wired tlie family as follows: not able to attend on account of the ill approached the table of the Lord on OBITUARY. “Leadville, Colo., Dec. 26, 1015. ness of Mrs. Mullare. Christmas morning. MENEELY&CO. “To the Family of Dr. J. F. Kearns, La Watervliet (West Troy); N. Y. FATHER WALSH GIVES ii'fl- I Tlie Colorado Fuel and Iron company Junta, Colorado. ' I GOiBes, Peals, Churoh, School and ])E RUSHA—William Do Ruslm, of DINNER TO PLAY CAST EDUCATIONAL. otiwr Bms. Ucequaled nusioal qualit). 135(1 Mariposa, wa.s buried yesterday One of the moat elaborate and enjoy had niueh to do witli making Colorado “In helialf of the state council, I ten 89 Toara' Ezparienoe inorninji in Mount Olivet, after requiem able affairs of tlie season was a dinner ‘‘dry,” and has warned its eni|lloye8 tliat der you the sincere sympathy of the The ONLY Schoo] We kave 8 official ■IChMt grade genuinennlne Bell Metal , they must obey the prohibition laws. Kniglits of Columbus of Colorado in this M em orials mass in St. Leo's chureli. He is sur given by Rev. C. V. Walsli to tlie niem- in Denver that and 11 unofficial vived by a widow and grown family. hers of the ‘'Ananias Outdone” east a (For some of the historical facta in sad hour of your bereavement, in the or ex-official ARTISTIC VON EYNATTKN-Frederiek Voij Ey- week ago last Thursday evening at the tins • article, the writer is imlchted tq loss of one who has honored us as qualifies for Ooort Court Reporten natten. of 1(142 Penn.sylvania, died De hall. Tlie color sclieme of jiink and -Tlie Catholic Fincyclopedia.) state advocate. I assure you tliat we Reporting. in Denver. cember 2ti. Tbe funeral was bob} yes wliite was very effectively carried out too share in your loss, which cannot (MEMORIALS terday morning, with re(iiiiem mass at Reporter’s Course and Books $75 Thorough Graham Ihorthaai tile Cathedral. in tlie decorating of the table. A large he measured in mere words. RflSTWICK—Tbe funeral of Mrs. Eli- houquet of pink carnations formed the . Diamonds J “T. F. WALL, Stftte ^retary ” zabeHi Rostwiek. of 1551 Ogden street, center piece. The )>lace cards, which The funeral was lifld m La Junta was held Tuesday morning, with re bore a apiotation from “The Comedy of Monday morning, and a representative quiem mass in tlie Cathedral, and inter # W a tch es of tl'e state eoimeil was present—State ment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Errors,” were very appropriate for the Watch and Jey^elry Repairing. Secretary T. F. tVall of Leadville. State HAYDEN—Tlie funeral of Clinrles R. occasion. Tlie cast found their respect- Eyes Tested aW Glasses Fitted. Rev. Clerg>‘, Yen. Sisters, Friends, Patrons— Hayden was held Monday afternoon Ve places at the table by the names I Frames Repaired and Adjusted. may’ the from Hartford’s chapel, with services in they were known by in tbe play, and St. Joseph’s ehureh and interment in My 20 years’ practical experience will lOO^o STENOGRAPHER Mount Olivet cemetery. on the opposite side of the place card Convince Y'ou. N E W Y E A R CTJNIO—Mrs. Louisa Cunio, wife of 0. the eom])lete cast was written. Dainty GETS $100 SEIPEL per month. Learn SNKLL SHORT R. Cunio, ‘died IX'cemher 22, at 252(1 pink baskets filled with candy were used HAND and get position paying you J60 Bring many Blessings, Happiness California street. The funeral was heldl ns favors. A most delicious dinner was Optician Jeweler to $100 a month. You CAN learn Snell Friday morning, with mass in' the Sa Shorthand In 6 to 12 weeks; no charge if and Prosperity served. Mr. Edward Freeman netinl as 1744 WELTON STREET it take.s vou longer. cred Heart church, and interment at S irill,!. SHOBTHAHD COLXiEOE toastmaster, and called on each meniher is the sincere wish of Mount Olivet cemetery. Tha Oldest and Most Reliable Agents for Klttredg* Bnlldlng CORBETT—The fundjal of Thomas IL of the cast; tliey very kindly re Corbett, of 1.361 Mariposa, was held Fri sponded. Many toasts were given to Hotel Help in the West ABE any exhibitor who makes tbe Beet James B. Cotter & Co.; day moFqing, with reSuiem mass at Lantern Slides. St. T I.a>o’s >. and W. .1 • interment^ ^ ..V ..tow. ... M at Mount /^1 Oli t the reverend director, espeeia ly for the Male and Female Help Sent Everywhere THE AHSWEB— V Importers, Bookselleis z.eal and interest which lie took ever when R. R. Fare is Advanced. vet. H. D. SMITH 1469-71 Logan Ave. Denver, Cold. LOUDON—The funeral of Mrs Ornce since the first reliearsal. and most of 2406 16TK STBEET, DENVEX, OOEO j\ckerman Ixntdon was held Friday morn tlie credit is due him for its success. / C A N A D I A N Phone OaL 7 3 3 . Phone Champa 3362 ing from the residence, 1421 ciarkson, BILLS BROS. with mass at the Cathedral, and inter Those who enjoyed and apjireeiate LHntCrn Slidus tor atl purpose: H. G Hefner, Propr. ment at Mount Olivet. .She was mar Father Walsh’s kindness are the Misses EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 771 Broadway ried to Roy Loudon eight months ago Elizahetli Clark, Dora Conners, Juliana Main 486. 1526 Larimer. at the Cathedral. Connor, Laura flriitzmaclier, Alma Fitz The Beat Value for Your Money. O’RRIEN—The funeral of ifrs. Eliza Denver, Colo. E. E. ROST beth O’Brien, of 3841 Walnut, was held gerald and Elizabeth Hynes and the Ertabliohed 18(W. Mrs. J. White, Prop. ■The Satisfactory Dentist' FR ED F. FISHER from the residence Friday morning, witli Messrs. Edward Freeman. Arnold Gurt- Phone Champa 387. re(|niem mass in Anniineiation ehureli ler, C. Oren Lancaster, Ereil Howard, Groceries and Provisions CONTRACT—Given With Artificial Teeth and interment at Mount Olivet. Lawrence O’Neill, George Eakins and SYMPTOMS OF Catholic Goods MeLlNDEN—The funeral of Jol)ii Me- EYE TROUBLE cCgi^Sth stji Ave. and Franklin St. 1 — To make free examination and state honestly what each case denVands.' t Opp. St. BUzabetb'e. Richard KenneV. 2— To use highest grade materials and workmanship .at reasonable prices. Linden was held from the ri'sidenee. Headache, Dlulsess, Phone Main 4275 3 ;—To require no payment until plates are made complete and satisfactory to Prayer Books, Rosaries, Scapnlsn, Etc I004 M’est‘Holden street. Thursday last, PalBs at Base of Brals patient. Neuralgia, Fainting, 4 —To return any payment within 30 days if plates are not giving satisfac 1055 ELEVENTH STREET. with requiem mass at St. Leo’s and in he sung in St. Patrick's church for him Ws Absolntslj CHusrantss On> •lasses tory service. Fhoae Italn S3e«. terment at Mount Olivet. this morning: interment at .Mount Oli OOLII rZLLXS OLASnS, M.M MurpIurphy’s Root Beer DR. IVAN M. RI'INFROW MCRRHY—William M. Murphy, of vet. Schwab, Modem Opticians WM. E. RUSSELL/ Covington, Ky.. who came here for the Pioneer Baker Dead. Phone Main 245 710 Central Saving* Bank Bldg. henelit of liis liealtli and who was stay Francis Freeman, of Foiirtecntli and Pk. Main 5171. 131 IStk tt 1634 and 1726 CURTIS STREET S e a le r in ing at the St. Francis liotcl, took seri Elati. a pioneer Catholic business man Phone MaiQ^390. Denver, Colo ously ill in the early part of the week C o k e , W o o d JAMES SWEENEY. and was removed by the Knights of of Denver, was buried on Tuesday Furnaces, Cornices & C h a r c o a l Coliimhns, of wliicli order lie was a mem morning, with rei|uieni mass by the W E are prepared to handle Offlc, 1523 Walton St. ber. to a room in the county liospital. Rev. William O’Ryaii in St. I,eo’s Gutters, C him ney Tops Vbonea Main 585, SS6, 587 He died Deeemher 28. Father William cliurch. For thirty years .Mr. Freeman any case, no matter what Tard BTo. 1, Larimer and 4tb O'Ryan attended to liim spiritually. all kinds of REGISTER WANT ADS ' Yard Ho. 3, OUpln and 39th CAHILL—Frederick R. Cahill, of (id coiiductisl a bakery on the cornvr of Tla and Oalranlisd Zrsa Work its nature, at your house; in fact, West Cedar, was buried in Mount Oli what is now S|)ccr boulevard and Col Thirty years experieace In furnace we prefer to do this. Phones: Gsllnp 178, Gs/iup 183 vet cemetery yesterday, after rcsiiiiem fax. Interment was made in Mou^it bualaees in Denver. mass in St. Dominic's cliurch. Olivet cemetery. \ Mrs. Laney’s Dollar Sale LOWERY—Mrs. .loscphine Lowery, Agents for the Once a year Mrs. I.aney gives her J. B. Garvin & Co. wife of .lames l.owery. died Di'cemlier Celebrates Boynton rnmaoes Special Half Price and DOLLAIi SALE 22. The funeral was held .Sunday after TEMPERANCE HISTORY IS of artistic China Painting. Orders given DRUGGISTS noon, from the late residence, 3(i(i4 .Mari- REVIEWED BY MAXIMILIAN at tills time will assure your own per jKisa. with serviet>s at Mount Carmel (Continued from Page One) The O’Brien Furnace Works sonal choice. This sale dates from Dec. Z<01 W. 32d Ave. Denver.: Colo ehureh and interment in iUount 0 1 iv(>t. chiefly local. .\ strong one found in 3827 Walnut S t 10, 1915, to Jan. 1, 1910. It should be liOTTO.VE—Silvio Bottnne died at the Tcleybenc Itsln MTS borne in mind that $ 2 plates are $ 1 at residence, 2(i2d Eighteeiitli street. De four states is the Knights of Father tills sale. BROWN-HARTFORD-BRUNER CO., Inc. eemher 23. The funeral was held Snii- Matliew. A/ rather rccimt organization lo,. 4 4 0 4 Alcott Phone Gallup 7 8 3 MORTICIANS O n l y 1 2 c . day'afternoon, with services in .Mount is the Catholic Proliihition league. Directory of ('armel ehureh and interment at Mount .Many Catholics who are sincere temper WANTED — Experienced lady with JAMES P. McCONATT (Irlidn hilati ifld facklni) <)livet. reference wishes |)osition as priest’s Office and Chapel ance leaders do not hidieve |iruliihition General Manager 1455 and 1457 Glenarm St. FOR THIS (JIBBONS — M’altcr (lihlioiis. well- Attorneys-at- Law lioiisekee])er. Address M. G.. care Keg- known Denver A. O. II. and Irish-.\mer- actually cures intemperam-e: hut this OF COLORADO. ic-ter. (St. Phllomena's Pariah) Denver. lean 1‘rogressive member, died Christmas new league, tho still rather small, is ' iF ile t day in Chicago, of organic heart disease, FOR RENT—Well furnished, thorough by no means lacking in ecclesiastical JAMES J. McFEELY ly nioilern home, eight rooms and sleep lie had lived in Denver since 1887. Two Attorney-at-Law Crochet Book sons, Martin J. and Thomas W.; a siqiport, even if a few Catholic papers ing'porch; ri'asonahle rent. 1240 Pearl have heaped ealimiiiy on it. 425 Foster Building street. Office^elephonT"champa"g^^^”'^^^^^^^^^^^Resi^nce Phone Main 4 2 5 6 ON daughter. .Margaret: a sister, .Mrs. Phone 42115 Mary Cavammgh, and two brothers, One of the strongest allies of teiiiper- FOR RENT—Hall, Knights of Colum- -Martin and .lames, survive. Mass will anee today is the Pennsylvania railroad, MORRISSEY & SCOFIELD hus building, Wednesday, Thursday, Sat Yokes andTowels Attorneys-at-l.aw The De Sellem Fuel & Feed Co. I have jast published this book of new hut the writer has heard sons and daugh urday. Apply on promises. CHAS. A. DeSELLEM crentiona — over one hundred of the new 305-07 Synies Building est, most bcnutlful and^practlcol designs ters of men who helped build this system Phone Main 4310 Denver, Colo FOR RENT—Suite of five rooms laid FIRST-CLASfe FUEL AND FEED / for working Cross Stitch or Filet Crochet* tell of ihe way the labor was hired. out suitable for one or two doctors or Thirty-fifth & Walnut Sts. * ’’ Denver, Colorado Bfy Book Contains Complete Instnic* A\'lien a man soug-ht a job, lie often DAN B. CAREY lawyers. licnt cheap. AppJy\to agent tioaa W ith Handsome Illustrations. HACKEW Attorney-at-Law '• SeiHl me ise. tn postage stamps or iOe. in silver as|ced. not how much money lie would Knights of Coluiuhus hujlding, 1405 uul OB« te. sCamp and I will send a copy prepaid. 21(!-‘2‘20 Coronado Bldg. Gh-narm. ' Pearf I fWnlm, 665 Publicity Bldg. SL Loon, Mo. Theo Hacketlial get. hut how many times a day tlie Phone Main 4‘J51 Denver. Colo Wholesale and Retail. Fresh and Cured Eastern Corn-Fed drinks would eoiiie around. Today this LADIES—Have your corsets custom- WS. Geo. Haokethal WILLIAM H. ANDREW made; style, fitting and lining guar Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry and Game. corporation warns its employes to re Attorney-at-Law anteed ; mcxlels demonstrated in your main out of saloons altogether. It has 515 Charles Building own home; write or phone for appoint The Market Company The A. W. d ark ilru g Co. by no means eradicated drinking among Tel. Main 1309 Denver, Colo'. ment. Emma L. Kennedy, 2711 W. 38th C. E. Smith, Mgr. TWO STORES: UNDERTAKERS them, but the evil is rapidly disappear- • Gallup 56. JOHN H. REDDIN, Corner 8th A^e. and Jason St. Attorney and Counselor at Law FOR RENT—Apartments equipped for Staple and Fancy Groceiies, Fish and Oysters 3rd Ave. and Elati St. BUY YOUR FUEL AND FEED OF 612-614 Ernest and Crannier Block housekeeping: $2.50 to $7‘weekly; 1358 1633-39 Arapahoe Street, Denver, Colo. Seventeenth and Curtis Streets Emerson. Capitol Hill; plain, tidy, home EVERYTHING IN DRUGS The American Fuel and Phone*: Betall, Main 169, 181, 189, 190. Your Mother’* Store. Personal Private Ambulance Phone Main 557 Denver, Colo. like; general parlor piano, cooT porches, W holeiale, Main 714. Why lTot,9oar*7 Service F e e d C o . laundry, steam heated in winter; con J, C, STORTZ, Prop. J. T. MALEY veniently near stores. Cathedral, school, Day or Phoire Main Lawyer churches, academies and the Capitol and Hie Frank IM. HaU COAL, WOOD. HAY AMD GRAIN 507 Ernest & Cranmer Bldg. Night 3 6 5 8 Phone Champa 2111 Den’.-e.’’, '’olo. Civic Center parks. Take Colfax cars at H. Drag Co. Phone Main 2483 4?01 Inseohine depot, or elsewhere. THE W. STEWART AGENCY CO. 1451 Kalamath Street CO a LARIMER & 37TH STS. GENERAL INSURANCE Denver, Colo. Hours: 9 to 12, 1 to 5. Phone Main 8425 Phone Main 676 Established 1870 HATS 7 2 8 G a s & EHectrlc B uilding DR. J. J. O^NEIL--Denfisf Yf. C. HAKSEV, Secretary (V Bnlta 722 Mack BnUding 16th and California Street* E are NOT going out of business! We are here to stay! SHOES The John A. Martin Drag Co. !^- w Our landlord is all right! We give you guaranteed A QUALITY! Our Guarantee means something! C LO TH li^G J Ask our friends! Our prices are right! Drugs and Family Medicines The Anderson-Harringlon Coal Co. PHonep Main 42R2 an»T' 4283. 930 15TH ST, Charle* Bldg. / The Store of HIGH-GRADE Tile HL O’Keefe Jewelry C o.! Quality. Coal, Coke, Wood, Hay and Grain JAIMES A. FLEMING, W atch Inspectors for D. & R. G. R. R. > East Side Branch and Main Office Strath Side Branch Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance 827 Fifteenth Street Phone Main 6440 U 35TH AND WALNUT 38 SOUTH BROADWAY 1536 Stout Street. Room 222 O’XESrX, TrMuranr. W. J. X E M W a , Tioa TfraalAmt. Phones Main 365 and 366. Phone South 3116. Cor. Larimer and 23d Sts. PHONE 3131 DENVER. OOLO.