PROTESTANTS DO SPLENDID WORK FOR K. OF C. WAR FUND CATH OLIC SOLDIERS SURPASS EVEN CATHOLICS FORMPERCENTAGEOF IN SOME COLORADO TOWNS; CAMPS AWAY ABOVE M G DONATIONS COMING IN THAT OF POPULATION m W IN DENVER’S DRIVE L'ate Figures from Censuses in Cantonments Are Given Parish Campaign Proves Great Success;
ONE-THIRD _OF SEVERAL Business District One Next Week Far Ahead of Any Other Single Denomination in OUTSIDE CITIES ARE ORGANIZING Representation. ^ VOL. XIII. NO. 29. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1918 $2 PER YEAR.
Thru the couftcsy of W. F. Secord, a Denver Knight of Columbus stationed The Rt. Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen family being visited was contributing at Camp ('uster, Mich., we are able to in an address to the Denver K. of C. something. present the results of a religious census Denver Summer College For Sisters Tuesday encouraged them to great en General Chairman. James A. MeSwigan taken a few days ago at that camp. deavors in the war fund drive, saying expects the Catholic parishes of Denyer Here, as everywhere else, the Catholics that the interest shown by non-(3atholics to give at least $25,000 to $30,000 in..this show up tremendously strong, overtop BISHOP TIHEN NAMES so far was proof of the respect felt out week’s drive, before the business drive ping every other denomination in cam^. side yie Church for this great Catholic commences next week. The following is from Trench and Camp, order. Such a spirit could not have been TTie Great Western Sugar company, St Anthony^s Hospital found fifty years ago. without being solicited, this week prom the Y. M. C. A. publication in the camp: COMMITFE TO PLAN The flsures compiled in a recent re 1110 Rev. Bernard E. Naughton, W. P. ised $1,500 to the fund, and said that its ligious census of the 85th division at Horan, John F. Toner and others made officers would all contribute individually Camp Custer show that out o f 20,525 eloquent appeals for workers. It will as well. C. S. Morey, prominent non- ofBcers and men in camp at the time, DIOCESAN INSTITUTE on ly 2,867 were not definitely connected Improvements $150,000 not be a victory if we defeat the kaiser Catholic business man, despite- the fact with some church organlzatlops. About and our boys do not “come back clean,” that he is confined to his home by ill one-third of the trooijs here are Roman said Father Naughton. ness, has been calling up his friends Catholics. The complete result of the .Superintendent of Our Parish census follows: John Devine told of a trip he had just urging them to contribute and has 1st it Con^reKational, 652; Presbyterian. Schools Also Will made into northern Colorado to organize be known^hat he intends to- come thru 1,102: Methodist, 2,909; Baptist, 1,070; the campaign there. In some places the himself. The stockyards clearing house Oampbelllfe, 269; Lutheran. 2,644; Ro New Annex to Arise in Silver Jubilee Year Be Chosen man Catholic, 6,867; Greek Catholic, 231; Protestants and Jews were more eager has promised $1,500. St. Leo’s pariah is Bvangelical, 149; Re-Catholic, 264; Unit to work than the Catholics. In Greeley practically certain of raising $1,000. ed Brethren, 76; Episcopal, 563; Seventh ' of Institution, an all-Protestant committee sent out Among the other notable gifts received Day Adventist, 64; Christian Science, TO IMPROVE EDUCATION 117; Unitarian. 17; Lattet; Day Saints, literature on the drive before even hear are: MePhee & McGihnity, $1,000; Mine 26; Unlversalist, 14; Church of Christ, Some announcements of the utmost ing from the Denver K. of C. & Smelter Supply company, $1,000; 60; Mormon. 6; Quaker, 8; Protestant importance to the Catholic educators of The Rev. J. P. Carrigan of Glenwood The twenty-fifth anniversaiy of the The hospital has wide corridors, large First National Bank, $500; Denver Na creed, preferred church not specified, Colorado were made yesterday by the 2,601; non-commltal, 266; all other dedication of St. Anthony’s hospital, and spnny private rooms, a beautiful Springs was present and spoke of the tional Bank, $500; Lawrence C. Phipps, Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., bishop of creed.s. 124; men quarantined and not Denver, conducted by the Poor Sisters of chapel with a high ceiling and all the enthusiasm there. J. A. Gallaher, the $1,000. questioned, 466. Denver. He has named a eommittee to Rev. Edward Clarke of Littleton, the St. Francis of the Perpetual Adoration, equipment of a good parish church, long Two or more parishes have not as yet Rev. Mark W. lyappen- and Janies A. will occur on the F'east of St. Anthony, sun corridors, roomy porches and every prepare for a six weeks’ institute or grasped the splendid opportunity offered Censuses taken recently at the Rock MeSwigan also spoke. ^ ford, 111., camp and at Camp Logan, .June 13, and will be fittingly celebrated. thing else that a first-class hospital summer college to be conducted in Den them to get behind this wonderful move, The teams are now formed for the Texas, both keep up the great record of The new annex to be erected in the com incdb. The institution is one of which ver next ’summer and each year here but we feel sure that all will see that C atholics. business district drive in Denver, the The figures for Rockford, 111., are as ing spring and summer will contain for^ - the Catholics of Denver have reason to after for the teaching sisterhoods of the they have done their duty when the first four days of next week. follows: Catholics, 7,678; Lutherans, five private rooms for patients, in addi feel proud, and the Franciscan sisters are state. After a time, it is also proposed campaign is finished Saturday night. 3,943; Methodists, 3.610; Presbyterians, to name a superintendent of the paro 2,188; Baptists, 1,733; Episcopalians. tion to the other rooms necessary for to be congratulated on the proof that is The campaign thru the atate is being chial schools of the state and to hold TTie parish campaign is now under organized rapidly with the best people in 1.096. In addition to these, forty-six hospital work. being given of their efficiency as nurses way, and from reports received it will other denominations are represented. Including the basement and attic, there in their being compelled to increase the regular examinations for the Catholic all the towns. The religious census of Camp Logan, be a wonderful success. Contributions will be five stories in the annex, which teachers. It is purposed to work for It is really morvelbus the way the Houston. Texas, shows seventy-four re facilities of the institution. of one hundred dollars are common. At ligion s represented am ong the 32,079 will eost $150,000 and which will be on uniformity in the ]>aroehiaI schools of the people outside of Denver are responding. a meeting of Denver council, K. of C., on men and olficers of the camp. Of these the west side of thp institution, running state, in order to increase their effi Tliey are willing to give all their time the greatest membership belongs to the ciency. Tuesday night, it was reported by CTiair- to this work to sec that it succeeds and C atholic Church, with 10,786. parallel with an eastern wing, but ex man Joseph C. Maguire of the Blessed tending back farther. The sisters have FINAL CORRECT LIST On the committee in charge of the that their town makes a good showing summer college are the Very Rev. J. J. Sacrament parish, that it had already of which they may be proud. The percentage of men professing ad recently purcliased a large plot of ground raised $1,108.75, despite the fact that Brown, SJ., president of the Sacred herence to various creeds in the army to the west of the hospital, to make sure there are only seventy families in the C. H. Wolff, of the war activities com Heart college, Denver, and superior of ramps scattered all over the country is that the light will never be cut off from OF FEB, 22 ORATORS; parish and no non-Catholica were solicit mittee of Greeley, which is a committee the Colorado and New Mexico mission of surely a topic of vital interest to every there. ed. Every man, woman and child in the organized for the period of the war, one. It may be "stated as an absolute In the basement of the new annex will the Society of Jesus; the Very Rev. parish will be represented in the final every member of which is a non-CTatho- fact that the percentage of Catholics is be dining rooms, rooms for the help and M’ GAURAN IS GOING Father Walter, O.S.B., president of the report, ho promised. ’Die Rev. B. E. lic, has called up the headquarters, and nowhere a negligible quantity. Only re other quarters, while’ the first, second Benedictine college, Pueblo; the Very Naughton, of St. Philomena’s, reported it sounds as tho Greeley will give not cently the New York American published and thifd floors will be given over to The final official list of speakers Rev. J. J. Oonin, C. M., president of St. that over $1,500 had already been raised less than $2,000, and may raise $3,000. an article stating that at Camp McClel private rooms for patients, together with for tile Washington’s Birthday exercfscs Thomas’ seminary, Denver, a^d the Rev. tliere and that the total would go above Fort Collins, also, has indicated that lan in Texa^ there were 13,500 Catholics bath rooms, surgical dressing rooms, sun in thirty-three army cantonments and J. F’rcderick McDonough, pastor of the $3,000 at the. finish. The Sacred Heart it will give between $2,500 and $3,000. in a total enrollment of 30,000, which parlors, sun porches, etc. The fourth encampments, to be held under the au Blessed Sacrament parish, Denver. This parish reported that practically every (Continued on Page 4, Column 6.) makes the camp about 45 per cent Cath floor is to be used by the sisters. An spices of the Fourth Degree Knights of committee held its first--meeting this olic. addition is to be built to the boiler house, Columbus, is herewith published for the week and has started to arrange the de Now comes The Atlanta Constitution, which is separate from the institution first time in any newspaper, thru the tails of the plan. fieorgia’s loading daily, with a complete and which will be made large enough for courtesy of Supreme Master John H. Tlicie will "Ke an excellent faculty of enumeration of the various religious pro another boiler and engine room. Reddin, Denver attorney: lecturers and arrangements are to be fessions of the men enrolletl at Camp The annex will be finished along the Ayer (Devens), Dr. J. E. Burke of made in time to grant degrees, in the Service Flag of Diocese (Tbrdan, Oa., and here too we find a large B oston: Yaphank (U pton), Judge ’V. J. .same plan as the original hospital, al Dowling of New York; Wrlghtstown name of one of the great Catholic edu number of Catholics, equal to 41.9 per lowing for plenty of light and giving ev (Dix), Hon. Martin Conboy of New cational institutions. cent "of the total; Tliere are 14,159 ery room an opportunity to get abundant York; Petersburg (Lee), Dr. Conde B. ('atholics in the camp. sunshine. The hospital, when the addi Fallen of New York; Anapolls Junction (Meade), Hon. John Burke of Washing Dedicated Next Sunday Some Catholics may want to content tion is completed, will be able to care ton, D. (7.: Colum bia (Jack.son), Hon. D. themselves with being proud of such a for about 200 patients at one time. The J. Gallagher of Boston; Atlanta (Gor showing. B ut' pride alone is an idle don), Hort. J. B. Sullivan o f New Y ork; K. OF C. WORK STARTS institution is badly in need of room, as Jacksonville (Johnson), Hon. E. J. source of pleasure. It is important, yea, the completion of the Wqst Colfax via McDermott of Kentucky: Charlotte. necessary, that we take an active inter duct has made St. Anthony’s very easy (Greene), ex-Cong. Thomas L. Reilly of est in these boys and aid them thru the Connecticut; Spartanburg (Wadsworth). APRIL 1 IN FRANCE 1,730 Patriots Represented; Many More of access either by trolley or automobile Hon. Judge W. D. Gunnison of New variois channels thru which we can all and has resulted in a great increase in York; Greenville (Sevier), Hon. C. W. engage in soldiers’ welfare work. the number of patients. Darr of Washtn^on, D. C.; Augusta Unreported, is Belief (H ancock ), Hon. Thom as H. (Cannon o f That the welfare work which the The hospital is ideally located, being Chicago; Macon (Wheeler), Hon. M, T. Knights of Columbus, representing the quick of access from the center of the Bryan of Nashville; Chilllcothe (Sher Catholic people of this country, have been SISTER OVERCOME SAVING city, yet far enough out to be away from man), Hon. Francis O’Shaughnessey of doing for the soldiers and sailors of the The service fiag for the Diocese of Trinidad furnished the largest list of practically all the noise of traffic. A Chicago; Battle Creek (Custer), Hon. Denver, standing for 1,730 men, will he 4 INFANTS FROM FIRE Patrick Martin of Wisconsin; Rockford United States will be in full swing in patriots, representing that city and its magnificent view of the mountains is ob (Grant). Dr. James J. Walsh of New dedicated next Sunday afternoon at 2r30 numerous missions, with 223 men. Fol Y ork; Great Lakes (n aval) U. S.. Judge France by April 1, is the announcement tainable, while behind the hospital are which'has just been made by the Knights o’clock, with a great patriotic service in lowing is a complete list of the parishes French papers received this week from two little lakes which add beauty to the Martin J. Wade of Iowa; Little Rock the Cathedral, to which all Catholics and reported, only two or three not having Montreal tell of the most wonderful (Pike), Chief Justice A. M. Morrissey of Columbus Committee on War Activi kindscape. The hospital itself is faced of Nebraska; Ft. Sill (Doniphan), Hon. J. ties. non-Catholics who can get into the build been heard from. bravery on the part of the sisters in the F. T. O'Connor, Grand Forks, S. D .; Ft. ing are invited. This service will be fol by a large park, owned by the sisters. Christopher P. Connolly, a magazine Louisville, 12; Littleton, 6; Central •‘Grey nunnery” fire there last week. Riley (Funston), Hon. John B. McGaur- lowed by a splendid outdoor ceremony. City, 10; Boulder, 20; Alam osa, 6; San St. Anthony’s is one of the best an of Denver; San Antonio (Travis), writer of New York city, and Dillon E. Sister Cote, after rescuing many infants, equipped hospitals in the West. Its Hem. Jerome J. Crowley of Chicago; The committee named by the Denver Luis, l5; Lafayette, 3; Florence, 15; Mapother, of Louisville, Ky., have gone Stratton, 18; St. Francis de Sales' was kept by the firemen from going back X-ray department, installed last year, is Houston (Logan). Hon. Edward L. Hearn Knights of Columbus, who arc erecting of New York; American Lake (Lewis), to France, where, under the direction of church, Denver, 16; SaJlda, 12; Ouray, into the building but, evading them, en the Hag for the. diocese, completed its 8; Frulta, 1; Gardner, 7; Canon the most complete in any Catholic hos Hon. F. J. Lonergan of Oregon; Des General Pershing, they will select sites tered a window and was on her way out pital west of the Mississippi, having cost, Moines (Dodge), Hon. Quin O’Brien of great task of gathering the data from City, 3; St. M ary’s, Colorado Springs, for the erection of Knights of Columbus 56; Polish church, Denver, 6; George with four infanta in her arms, when she with the alterations hecessary to set it Chicago: Hattiesburg (Shelby), Hon. the pastors this week. Albert J. 'Veneman of Evansville, Ind.; recreation buildings in the camps of the town, 10; Sacred Heart, Denver, 22; An was overcome and almost killed by the up, close to $9,000. It is possible not nunciation, Denver, 35; Walsenburg, 56; Montgomery (Sheridan), Hon. W. J. American expeditionary forces. Mr. Con “ We know,” said one of the members, smoke. But she had brought the babies only to do diagnostic work with this ex- Mulligan of Connecticut; Anniston (Mc SL Leo’s, Denver, 27; Cripple Creek, 4; nolly has been serving as secretary to “that we do not have within 500 or 800 Mount Carmel, Denver, 12; Elbert, 2; near enough to safety that she and they I tensive equipment, but also to treat dis- Clellan), 'Dr. R. Emmett Kane of St. Louis; Alexandria (Beauregard), Horn Col. P. IL Callahan, chairman of the of the total number of Colorado Catho Steamboat Springs, 10; Corpus ChrlstI, were rescued. While a number of in I eases. John P. Sullivan of New Orleans lics enlisted. But, in order that there Colorado Springs,-3; Blessed Sacrament, Knights of Columbus Committee on War Denver, 4; Glenwood Springs, 53: St. fants lost their lives, the sisters saved The operating facilities of the hospital Ft. Worth (Bowie), Judge J. P. Mc- cannot be the slightest criticism, we are Goorty of Chicago; Deming (Cody), Activities, and Mr. Mapother is executive Mary’s, Pueblo, 38; Holy Family, Den many by their phenomenal bravery. are very complete and thoroly modern. representing on this service flag only ver, 11; Delta, 10; Rocky Ford, 3; Edge- Hon. R. E. Morrison of Arizona; Linda secretary of the K. of C. over-seas com water, 7; Grand Junction, 29; St. James’, (See page 2, column 3.) The main operating room, one of the Vista (Kearney), Judge Thos. P. White mission. such a number as we would be willing of Los Angeles; Palo Alto (Fremont). Denver, 3; Ruthenian Catholics, 2; Man- largest of its kind in’ the city, is on the As soon as proper sites are selected, to go on oath can be found in the service. COB, 5; Ordway, 5; Las Animas, 10; first fioor, while there is a smaller oper Judge Frana J. Muraskey of San Fiyin- The name of nearly every man repre Brighton, 33; St. Leander’s, Pueblo, 8; clsco; Quantlco. Va,, Prof. Denis A. Mc the construction force which has erected Gunnison, 8; St. Anthony’s, Pueblo, 18; PAPER THAT RAPPED POPE IN ating room on the second floor. The Carthy of Boston. the Knights of Columbus buildings in sented is Ih our hands, and those whose various surgical dressing rooms thruout Sterling, 16; Aspen, 12; Fort Morgan, TROUBLE WITH KING. Campe Beauregard, Waco, and Jeffer the American camps, will be sent abroad names we do not have are in the hands 11; Golden, 10; Fort Collins, 5; St. Dom the building are fitted up so that they The Ix)ndon Morning Post, which a son barracks have been cancelled. and building operations will begin. A of the pastors. But one paster after the inic’ s, Denver, 35; Lam ar, 15; St. Jo few weeks ago was charging Pope Bene can easily, be used as operating rooms, seph’s, Denver, 44; St. Columbia. Duran corps of 100 f-ield secretaries and fifty other has assured us that there are dict with not being neutral, has proved v/hile there is a special room on the first Polish Priests Meet. numerous more men whose names were go, 24; Idaho Springs, 8; Sacred Heart, auxiliary chaplains will begin active Pueblo, 16; Rifle, 14; Tellurlde, 6; Mex its own exceptional neutrality by print floor for eye work. The surgical dress Polish priests from all over the United not turned in hy relatives. We are posi work on French soil April 1, and this ican parish. La Junta, 28; Trinidad and ing some news of such service to the ing looms to be placed on each floor of StatM met recently in Chicago and dis tive that the number of Colorado Catho missions, 223; St. Leo's, Denver, 27; force will be increased as occasion de enemy that the English government has theyBcw annex can be used for operations lics in service is far more than 2,000. Cathedral, 101; Longmont, 15; Greeley cussed the future of Poland in light of mands. and missions, 16; Montrose, 9; St. Eliza started a prosecution of it. if necessary. war developments. Catholics arc represented in the national beth’s, Denver, 25; St. P atrick’ s, Denver, service far above their proportion of the 18; Loveiand, 5; Englewood, 12; Victor, • 4; Mt. Carmel, Pueblo. 30; St. Cather population. We form about one-ninth ine’s, Denver, 12; St. Philom ena’s. Den of the Colorado population, and tlie en ver. 10; St. Patrick’s. La Junta, 33; St. PASTOR NAMED FOR tire state has furnished 13,000 men.” P atrick’s. Puebio, 87; St. M ary’s, Colo Many Children Lost to Faith in Mixed rado City, 3; Leadvllle, 99; Sllverton, 20; Tlie Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, bishop Westcliffe. 6; Del Norte, 40; Durango, 52. of Denver, will speak at the dedication Buena Vista has some men waiting NEW AKRON PARISH of the service flag on Sunday. , Tlie for their call. The Holy Ghost parish, Denver, has sent many soldiers, but they Marriages, Shows Bishop A. J. Schuler Clmrch has a ritual for the blessihg of were single men without local relatives, banners and the bishop will carrj' this hence their number or names could not The Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., out with the flag. Tlie flag, which is be obtained. St. Francis Xavier's, Pueb Bishop A. J. Schuler, S J., of El Paso, | While assuring us that His apostles His Church. If, however, we were to bishop of Denver, has named the Re4‘. lo, had 25. included In St. Patrick’s list. issued a notable Lenten pastoral on mar- j should continue in the exercise of their draw from that precious promise a con now being made by the Schaefer Tent lyouis J. Grohman pastor of the new ami Awning company, will be thirty by riage, which we are able to present in God-given functions as long as there clusion that might lull us into a cai-e-free parish he recently created 'by a division full thru the courtesy of the Rev. Adolf twenty feet and will be along lines new FATHER CHEVALIER DIES were souls to be enlightened and , sleep of fancied security, we have but to of the Fort Morgan mission field. Father I’renay of the El Paso chhncery office. in the West. It was found that to make IN FT. COLLINS HOSPITAL strengthened in grace and prepared for a I bear in mind that, altho the Church as Grohman will reside at Akron and will The bishop gives splendid advice about blessed eternity, our Divine Ixird and Sa ' founded by Christ our Blessed Ixird is to a flag with 1,730 stars in it and have it have charge of Wray and Yuma as mis Father J. A. Chevalier, who came to spiritual methods of avoiding discord vior, Jesus Christ, out of His unutter last till the end of time. His consoling plac(^ on the outside of the Cathedral sions. There are already churches in all eVilorado some months ago from Three between l?iarrie
BISHOP SCHULER GIVES If, even when a common faith, exalted motives and prudent forbearance lend SACRED HEART TEAM learo Sborthand Hie SneD (nick Way ADVICE ON MATRIMONY their powerful assistance to the married THE CATHOUC WORLD Write 100 to 150 words a minute, readable as longhand, or no charge. Send couple, there are trials to be borne which today for full Information. (Continued from Page 1.) test their patience, you capnot fail to No Altar Wine for Priests. C LO SE S SUCCESSFUL In the times in which we find our sec, dearly beloved, that the difficulties Individual Instr^tlon every day. every night, also S to 7 p. m. Come In after A strange request comes to the Society selves, dearly beloved, we may mention of the situation are enhanced immeasur working hours. Shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, dictaphone, arithmetic,. for the Propagation of the Faith from in a particular way “ for a sign which ably if there be no common source of in Comptometer, adding machine, bookkeeping machine. Every student is positively Bishop Gabriel Grison, M. S. H., vicar BASKETBALL SEASON shall be opposed” the teaching of holy spiration to the high ideals in the prac assured a good position when competent. Learn by mall. postolic of Stanley Falls, Belgian Con- mother Church on the subject of Chris tice of .virtue. How, pray, can husband Ile asks that we do not send any tian marriage. Lost, therefore, you be Sacred Heart college, in closing its sea Snell Service School, 15 Kittredge Bldg., Denver and wrife be of mutual assistance know offerings for muss intentions until we unwittingly swayed by certain specious son for 1918 in basketball circles, has ing God, serving God and loving God, if hear further from him, as it is very dif errors in a matter so intimately asso G ^ ’s truth does not shine equally upon again placed a very representative squad ficult at present to get altar wine, and upon the floor and one that has done the ciated with not only the well-being but them? It is no easy thing to be consis consequently impossible to fulfill mass college credit. Altho the season was EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY even the very existence of the family, tently a Catholic. Men and women both obligations. Europe can send almost no short and the jiuinber of games played Particular Attention Given to Order Worli the state, and civilized society itself, we need help, the help that comes from the ine out of the country, and the bishop smaller than in other years, still the cali exhort you, “as being to render an ac society of others who are consistent Mrs. K. Cullen Take Lawrence St. PHONE 1462 Lipan St going to try Ca]>e 'Town, to sm if ber of ball shown by the collegian liasket Cer to Colfax Are. M .7272 count of your souls,” inasmuch as the Catholics; for it is doubly hard to believe jossibly he can secure a 'supply there. tossers was up to standard and many subject may now concern you or may at in a principle and live up to it when What a sad- situation is this, for, as the very interesting games were staged in a later day claim your attention, to there is none to share that belief and bishop says, mass intentions are the the college gymnasium. Second place in JAM£S Ae FLEMING, study in the light of faith and weigh in practice. If, in the most intimate so great support of the mission materially, both leagues was the place held by. the, the balance of the sanctuary what Divine ciety that we know, namely, the society and to be deprived of the consolation college team and' the seconds at the close revelation, resting for its truth upon the known as marriage, the light of truth Real Estate^ Loans, and Insurance of the Divine Presence would bo a still of these leagues. And this is very good, infallibility of God Himself, teaches us does not shine for both, how can either greater calamity. considering that the old difficulty of concerning holy matrimony. be of help to the other on the way to 1536 Stout Street, Room 222 keeping a team together for more tlian Matrimony is one of the sacraments heaven? Rather, does it not stand to Nuns’ Memorial Bill Recommended. season presented itself again this past PHOinC .8121 OBNVKlt. (XHA of the New Law. As by baptism, we are reason that one is bound to be a drag The committee on'library of the house season. The “varsity” presented new adopted into God’s spiritual family and on the other by preventing or vitiating at Washington has recommended that faces, hut the old spirit was prevalent become with Christ, our Blessed Lord, oo what might otherwise be good and pleas PHONE MAIN 7377 HENBT WASNECKE, Prop. the famous bill authorizing the A. 0. II. and -when the championship games were heirs of heaven, as by confirmation we ing in the Divine sight? We Catholics and its ladies’ auxiliary to erect a monu fought out against.\Vheatridge Athletics are strengthened in the profession of oui know that we are bound in conscience to ment on government ground to the nurs the same animation that has ever mani holy faith, so by the sacrament of matri abstain from flesh meat, for example, on ing sisters of the Civil war be passed. fested itself in like contests was again THE CAPITAL CITY SHOE MFG. CO. mony Christian men and women receive eertain days, but we do not pretend to The bill says that the following orders the predominant factor of the collegians’ the grace to carry out the two-fold end lay this obligation upon those who are Repair Work Our Specialty, While You Wait. ■were represented among the nurses: Sis playing. Both games against the league for which Almighty God instituted mar not of our communion. There comes a ters of Mercy, Sisters of the Holy Cross, winners were well played and hard riage. From the fact that the wife is day, therefore, when husband and wife 1511 CHAMPA ST. DENVER, COLO. Sisters of St. Joseph, Sisters of Charity fought; both games found the team play 1 ! called the helpmate of the husband, we may not partake of the same dish of Nazareth, Sisters of Charity of St. ing with great determination and the perceive that, in the first place, the ob wholesome food, for the law of abstin Vincent de Paul, Sisters of the Mother outcome of each contest was in the bal ject of matrimony is that husband and ence binds the conscience of one but not Setou Order of Charity and the Ursuline ance until the final whistle. Perhaps the DUFFY’S wife should be companions on the way to of the other. What we have said is like s. The bill quotes President Lincoln best showing the college made was heaven and therefore should be of mutual wise applicable to attendance to holy and President Davis of the Confederacy against the Denver university quintette. assistance in knowing God, serving God mass on Sundays and other days of ob in praise of the sisters’ war work. This game was spectacular from the and lovin_g God, since it, is thus that the ligation. What help is a Catholic likely STORAGE ^ MOVING spectator’s standpoint and had the rally wayfarer journeys toward his everlast to get from one who looks upon all at WankouM, 1001 Baxaeck S t Parish School Burned. started a few minutes before it did, the ing home. It is plain also, in the second tendance at religious services as a mat The parochial school at Eagle Creek, outcome might have been very different. place, that husband and wife, as father Phone Main 1340 OfBce. 601 Fifteenth St ter of decorous piety, if you will, but in Kas., was destroyed by fire recently. To hold the varsity to a score of 28-14 and mother, should be of mutual assist iio sense a matter of bounden duty? Since the burning of the Eagle Creek ance in impressing upon the plastic meant the bending of every endeavor in Help, nevertheless, is what we all need church, two years ago, the school has the right way. minds o f their offspring those lessons of in on way or another, to hold us to our also been used for church services and love for God which will dispose and fit The seconds came in for no little share duty towards God. for the parochial residence. of credit in gaining second place in the them to use the means of grace for Is it not true that if we speak of con Mile High league. Pitted against teams reaching a happy eternity. When we fession and Holy Communion, we open Children Die in Convent Blaze. that have been togther for some seasons reflect further that a man and woman up a fresh chapter of difficulties? Owing The bodies of thirty-eight infanta were past, the seconds put up a splendid game who, having received the saer.amcnt of to the absurd notions that people other recovered from the ruins of a section of and the experience gained this year matrimony, have lived together as hus wise intelligent often have about these the famous “ Grey nunnery” in Montreal, will prove of invaluable aid to the squad, hand and wife, remain husband and two great sacraments, think you that destroyed by fire last week. The Games wife until death, which alone can dis for the coming season of 1919. For them snarling words, jeering words, even re spread so quickly that it was impossible the strong Kistlor combination proved solve the bond between them, we see the viling words, never grate on the ear of to save the infants, altho the sisters result of a brief infatuation, or a fool the stumbling block. And little wonder the Catholic who ventures to speak of showed extreme bravery and succeeded since this team is constituted of men ish fancy, or a shallow delight in certain what he intends to do for his soul’s wel saving the lives of many sick and who have made their university letters graces of demeanor or features; for the fare? In the Arctic regions, death from wounded soldiers. and have been playing basketball against state of matrimony, of itself, outlies and cold often results from a mistaken de the best aggregations in the city and outlasts those mere external qualities sire to be comfortable; for to the un Priest to Visit Indian Soldiers. state. Notwithstanding, the Kistler team which, indeed, are so far from belonging wary, there is a gradation ns delightful The Hon. Cato Sells, U. S. commis exclusively to the human family that had its hands' full when playing the as it is dangerous from fatigue to rest, sioner of Indian affairs, has accepted the sturdy seconds and in the last contest they are shared even by the brute erea 1 from rest to sleep, and from sleep to offer of the Rev. William Ketcham, di was only able to nose the seconds out tion. death from e.xposure. But if we cannot rector of the bureau of Catholic Indian VERY DELICIOUS\ There arc not wanting, however, those by a 30-27 score. grasp the effects of the extreme cold, missions, Washington, to visit the var Captain Keane, Reagan and Fahey Made of best bleached Jamaica who, far from indulging in unseemly we can understand the consequences of ious army camps where there arc In Ginger, sugar and purest and haste in the selection of a life partner formed the advance of the college team an overdose of some powerful narcotic. dians to encourage and advise them. and were well backed up by miards such softest of water, the ...... Deep Rock Artesian set up such a standard of excellence to The victim wants but one thing, and that as Marion, Dabclich, Taaf'fe'and Ixirig. be reached by the object of their choice It does not bite nor bum like the ordinary hard water peppery ale. At is sleep; he moans for it, he pleads for Cardinal Logue on Irish Convention. Speed was plainly in evidence at all rather than by themselves, that they all high-class stores, tearooms and restaurants. Insist on the i ! it, he groans when denied it; yet sleep Cardinal Logue, the Primate of Ire times and in all games ahd had it not must perforce remain unmarried. It is precisely w'hat he must not have. The and, in his Lenten letter read in the been for a slight amount- of inaccuracy should be borne in mind by all such ex I medical attendant may seem to be cruel churclics of the Armagh archdiocese, re in basket sliooting, much larger scores tremists in particular and by all in gen in the means which he uses to keep the ferred to the Irish :convention. would have been piled up. DEEP ROCK eral who contemplate marriage or have patient awake, but he knows that sleep “ Its failure,” he said, “ would throw Captain Snyder, Maginnis and Dunn already -made their choice, that all men means death. If those, therefore, who 'Ireland back into the old round of alter were the seconds’ offensive, and outside and women have their faults and failings Main 2587 614 27th St, Cor. Welton are nearest and dearest to- us hinder nate outbreak and repression, blasting of k deal of nervousness, due to inexperi and imperfections, that some of these, Denver Distributors for the IDAHO SPRINGS Mineral Water. rather than help us in our duty to God every hope of progress and prosperity. ence, played a fast, consistent game. even where there is no intention to dc does it require the gift of prophecy to The reform must, however, be i thoro- Whitford and Schmelzer were the de ceive, do not appear except upon long foresee that we may easily slip into the going. The half measures which have fense that outside teams had hard times and close acquaintance, and that the only slumber of spiritual sloth, which is the been the l>ane of Ireland in the past, so In passing. These two guards were strong remedy for such defects is mutual tol open door to the decay and death of all far from proving a remedy, would ag players and defended the college basket erance from a spirit of religion. religious duty and sentiment? “Destruc gravate the disease. It would be lament with mighty effort. When misunderstandings and disagree 1-ion is thy own, 0 Israel.” able if measures were produced which the On the whole, the past season was a ments arise between husband and wife, it Not less sacred, rather, we ought^to people would reject with contempt, as success. The “ varsity” suffered much may be accepted as iindeniablc that there say, even more sacred and binding, is they often before have rejected worth from forfeited games, as four contests arc faults on both sides; fur if the short the common duty of father and mother less projects.” were gained by tlie 2-0 route. ’Tliis is a comings of either party to the marriage to form the minds and hearts of their hard saying, but if teams in the city only contract be met by the other with pa children according to the truths of reli N. Y. Catholic Charities to Unite. knew what inconvenience they put the L A U N D R Y C! tience and prudence and devotedness, the gion and the commandments of God; for At a meeting of the hierarchy and college team to by failing to appear, two will not fall out and intensify what it is thus and only thus that they can representative clergymen and laymen of there would never be a forfeited game. 2 6 0 0 -2 6 2 0 CURTIS 8 T . is already bad enough. acquit themselves of their obligation in New York, held at the Cathedral college, Great difficulty was encountered in get WE USF ARTESIAN WA-’-CP Altho it is very rare that recoursb conscience to provide for the spiritual New York, the state council of Catholic ting some of the high school teams to must be had to a formal separation of well-being of their offspring. They are charities was organized. Cardinal Far come to the college for games. It seemed husband and wife, still, should this be their child’s first teachers. His childish ley issued the call for the conference and as if the college “rep” of the team was deemed advisable for grave reasons, the fancy endows them with a certain in opened with an address of welcome, in still tingling in the high school ears and step is not to bo taken by private au fallibility in all that he learns from which he outlined the purpose of the games were arranged with South Denver THE DE SELLEM FUEL & FEED COMPANY thority but only after due deliberation them. What must be his wonderment, state council. “It is the compelling need alone. OHAB. A. D a n U E X and consultation with the ecclesiastical then. When he discovers that they are and the urgent demand of our own ex In'the near future an election of cap authorities. Were such a separation to not in accord when religion and its prac perience,” Cardinal Farley said, “that we tain for the 1919 captain will he held. FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED be authorized, it is needless to remark tices are in question? How can one organize in a permanent and effective There seems to be many eligible men, O fflo* Telephosa Ohompa 936 TUrtr-flftk and Wolant Sta. that it would in no possible sense affect who is good and kind and tender to him ■way under the sanction of Church and .fudging from the ability shown during Bealdanoa Fhona Kola 4356 Denvaz, Oolozodo the nature of the marriage bond, since be in any way wrong? Can it be that state, to protect and further the respon the season. ^ , this can be severed only by death, both are wrong? Thus the arguriicnta sibilities entrusted to us, to safeguard Baseball is in the air now and ere long in this respect the law of God differs tion goes on in silence while father and the home, the family, the child and so the collegians will be swinging a mighty from the law the state, we have but mother are quite unaware of the doubts ciety. bat and leading an attack on the inva iiavinwir to remark that the law of God affects and struggles that they have aroused in “ We ask you gentlemen here today- ders from the all-star combination of the conscience and the law of the state af that little breast. When a child begins hisliops, prelates, priests and laymen— city. ^ ptetSTERta W fects our civic or civil relations with our to question the infallibility of his par representatives of the splendid Catholic fellowmen. If a man guilty of arson, for ents as religious teachers, his little bark citizenship of the Empire state, to con Stettinius Jesuit Graduate. example, is duly tried and acquitted, the is headed towards the reef of spiritual fer together that our combined wisdom Edward Stettinius. surveyor general of lOc law of the state declares him not guilty, disintegration. and experience, under the blessing of A1 all U. S. army purchases, is a graduate m whereas the law of God, whose field of Does it seem to you, dearly beloved, mighty God, may evolve a state-wide of St. Louis university, St. Louis, Mo., activity includes the domain of con that we are carried away by redirected plan of action which will so organize our Jesuit institution. science, absolutely condemns him, despite zeal and, wittingly or unwittingly, paint Catholic charitable activities that we ASK Y.OUR GROCER FOR NEW his acquittal in the courts. the picture iil* darker colors than are shall all work together in a systematic, ' ! ' Good example and prayer are duties warranted by the facts r Would that continuous and efficient manner for per that we owe our own consciences and such were indeed the case; but we have niancnt betterment not only of our own BUTTER-NUT BREAD our neighbor as well. If this obligatiofi, statistics prepared to our hand by men people, but of society at large in the therefore, regards our mere neighbor, it with no avowed bias in our favor fields of charity and education.” ,-H O W A R D ^ Made With Milk very particularly regards those who arc against us, by men, in a word, who The entire province of New York, in most intimately associated with us, and simply tabulated returns that were the eluding the six suffragan dioceses of A1 hence itrregards husband and wife. result of a canvass in widely separated linny, Buffalo, Brooklyn, Rochester, Sy FUNERALS Whatever the defects of either spouse, cities, towns and rural districts. Let us racuse and Ogdensburg, was represented good example and prayer are effective very briefly summarize the findings ' of 'A TRUST PRICES IT MATTERS NOT means for correcting them and moreover, the census-takers. First Native Americin in See. they are means that cannot be turned (1) Where one of the parents is Cath .4rrhbishop-clect Shaw of New Orleans, None can excel the perfec how closely you look at our work, you’ll against the user. Among the canonized olic and the other Protestant, only 34% the date of wliose transfer from San An tion and grandeur of find it perfect. We clean your garments thoroughly and do it at a price that baf children of the Church, it would be an of the young men belong to any church. tonio has not yet been determined, is Howard Funeral Servic? easy matter to name many who availed (2) Where both parents are of the the first native-born American and the fles competition. It is because we use » themselves of good example and prayer same Protestant denomination, 68% of first child of the ancient New Orleans None can meet the Howard prices, the latest impxpved methods and are not only as a practice of piety, but espe the young men are church members. metropolitan province to be selected for which arc halt of Trust prices. artists in our lire. Won’t you let us cially as a means of winning over an un- (3) Where both parents are Catholics, its archicpiscopal chair. He was honored have your next order and demonstrats dutihil consort to a life in more strict 92% of the young men go to church. by Pope Benedict XV some months ago, Telephone York 655 our worth? accord with the law of God. Take, for These data are cruelly, nay, brutally, being made an assistant at the pontifi when death makes the undertaker example, the life of St. Elizabeth of Por explicit. They mean, in other words, cal throne and being sent an autographed necessar}'. THE GIGANTIC tugal, whose wifely devotedness wrought that out of 100 sons of Catholic families letter, because of his extraordinary work, almost a miraculous transformation in only eight are lost to- the Church; that of charity on behalf of exiled Mexican HOWARD MORTUARY for Quality her royal consort; and the history of St. out of 100 sons of Protestant families, l)relates, priests and religious. Cleaners and Tailors Margaret of Scotland is another chapter thirty-two have no church affiliation, 1901 East Colfax Avenue of prodigies wrought by her piety and but in those families in which one parent Abbot Frowin Greatly Improved. goorl example. (Continued on Page 7.) .\hbot Frowin Conrad, of Conception ahbey, Jlo., an assistant consoerator of the late Bishop Matz of Denver, has im proved greatly in his serious illness. Wholesale and Retail. Fresh and Cured Eastern Com-Ftd Wanted-— To Borrow Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry and Game. J3.000 at moderate interest, by Sharon Renamed Postmaster. .Sisters, for an addition to a chil Frederick B. .Sharon, publisher of the dren’s home, which is filled to Catholic Messenger of Davenport, la overrtowlng. Please address D. R., The Market Company fttlcMelson's 0 . am ith, M gx. care Southern Messenger, San An a. has been renamed postmaster of Daven tonio. Texas. CORNER., ,ERs| ^ ^ ( 5 jOTHES port. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fish and Oysters Iftwe LARUiER.a r i m e : r . ^ v ^ Wants Soldiers’ Names Kept. 15th and California, Denver, Colo. In a letter to the pastors of the diocese Fhonoai > «ta ll, *»a I Thursday, February 21,1918. DEX\"ER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Page Three. FATHER McOABE RETURNS HOME TO IDAHO SPRINGS HOW IS MAN TO FIND TRUE TEACHINGS OF BISHOP M’GOVERN K. OF C. ORGANIZE CAMP THEATRICALS; Idaho Springs—Father McCabe, who ■was caHed East by the death of his CHRIST? PUEBLO PASTOR GIVES ANSWER URGES CO-OPERATION ACTOR J. K. HACKEH VOLUNTEERS WORK brother some weeks ago, returned home last Saturday after an absence of eight weeks. S t Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo.—The for the last four or five weeks, is con WITH GOVERNMENT Anxious to render a patriotic war serv rial and recrcatil^al aids to the men in valescing and hopes to be up and around Sister Mary Anthony and Sister Dc course of sermons on "The Church Es ice, James K. Ilackott, famous American uniform. in a few days. Sales of ,St. Vincent’s orphanage were tablished by Christ” was resumed at actor-manager, lias volunteered his serv He made a special trip from New York An omission by the printers deprived In Address on Lincoln Day guests of Mrs. W. E. Renshaw for- sev high mass last Sunday. It was said, in ices to the Knights of Columhua Commit to the Washin^on offices of the Knights Miss Marcella Farley of the honor of eral days last week. part, that Christ demanded tlie exercise Wyoming Prelate Appeals tee on W ar‘Activities, and has beert ap of Columbus Committee on War Activi of faith by all His followers under a being numbered among the distinguished The ladies of St. Paul'.s church held for Patriotism. pointed general director of amusement ties to present his plan and volunteer terrible penalty—“He that believeth not scholars of St. Patrick’s liigh school in their regular monthly meeting with Mrs. by that organization. Mr. Hackett will his services. Ix-aming that the entire shall be condemned.” In the King James the recent issue of the Parish Chronicle. John Rohner Tuesday afternoon, about immediaCcly begin the organization of committee was holding a meeting in Chi version “damned” is the word used. He Miss Farley had an average of 91 jier twenty being present. HE SPEAKS_^ CHEYENNE high-class theatrical companies in the cago, he last no time but took a train for enjoined upon the apostles whom He cent for the first four months of the army encampments, cantonments and that point, arriving just before the meet commissioned to teach the nations, that school year. In an address given at a large mass the naval stations, these companies to ing was adjourned. He told the commit Koted Jesuit Dies. they should teach tliem "to observe all Junior Red Cross Organizing. meeting in Clieyenne lash week to cele be composed of professional actors and tee of what could be done along the line Rev. Thomas Gannon, assistant general things wliatsocver I have commanded A junior Red (Tross branch is now in brate Lincoln’s Day, the Rt. Rev. Bishop talented amateurs who are now in mili of organizing the theatrical talent in the of the Jesuits, died at Lizens, Switzer you” (Math, xxviii); consequently, these process of formation at St. Patrick’s Patrick A. McGovern reviewed the in tary service. Mr. Hackett will receive no camps, and refused to accept any remun land, according to word received at Rome. “all things” taught by Christ to tlie school. Tlic entire student body will be spiring career of the Emancipator and remuneration for his work, and has sig eration for himself, stipulating tliat even He was born in Boston. apostles are the sum and substance of organized. True religion and pure pa made reference to the spirit America nified his intention of devoting his en his travelling expenses were to bo home the Christian creed — the things that triotism are twin sisters and both are should have in the present war. He paid tire time to it for the duration of the by himself. Italian Catholic Federation. every man must believe under pain of honored as well as cultivated by the this tribute to Aiiicrica. war. Mr. Hackett was bom in Canada, his A great Catholic federation known as eternal condemnation. But, how is a faculty and pupils of our school. In ■WTiatever others m ay say o f their The plays which Mr. Hackett plans to father being James Henry Hackett, a the Catholic Action of Italy is being own, their native land, we feel that man—how is every man—to know what order to obtain proper recognition as an produce will be presented in the build celebrated American actor. Under extra formed to unite all ■Catholic societies auxiliary to the American Red Cross, a America Is foremost in the onward these “all things” are? Is it possible march of nations, that nowhere is free ings which the Knights of Columbus, territorial rights, Mr. Hackett is a native there. that (Tlirist left mankind in the dark in ' school fund must bo established, the dom so much a reality as under the representing the Catholic people of this American. Ilis great grandfather, the regard to them? Surely not. It would total of which must be equal to twenty- Stars and Stripes. We b’elleve that our country, are operating as social, recrea Rev. Abraham Keteltas, was a Protes five cents for each pupil. In order that own .‘imerlcn has a providential mis on 'I The Catholic Colonization be exceedingly unjust on His part to t i accomplish among the family of na tional and religious centers in the camps. tant clergyman who drew up the consti exact faith under such an awful sanction this requirement for membership dues tions. ■ What an inspired wrlted said of He will be assisted by several executive tution o f the state of New Y'ork, and God’s dealings with another race at an as eternal damnation in things that men shall not ptess upon any child who in and producing experts from liig own under that constitution was state chap Society, U. S. A. dividually cannot raise this amount and other time may be applied also to us: could have no certain knowledge of. "He hath not done in like manner to staff, and will begin operations at Camp lain when the colonics issued the Declar 1 that each and all may have the privilege the raoognized Ifatlonal Organization for Tlierefore there must be an absolutely every nation and His Judgments He hath Devens, Ayer, Mass. As ’soon as the or ation of Independence. His half-brother, of being enrolled, an entertainment will not made manifest to them” (Ps. 147). directing prospective settlers, after care- certain means within the reach of every ganization of the talent in the American John K. Hackett, was a noted lawyer fnl examination made on the'gTonnd hy man to know all that tlie Master com be given on St. Patrick’s night in the Speaking of the present war, the camps has been completed, Mr. Ifackett and became celebrated as a recorder of expert Investigating Bnrsan, recom mands him to believe. school hall, for which the pupils and bishop said: wifi go to France to continue His work the city of New York. m ends select farm -land projects: In W is What is this means ? MTicre is it to their friends will be expected to sell the As In Lincoln's day, we are at war, in the Knights of Columbus buildings consin, Mlchigran, the Dakotas, Montana, be found ? Some seven or ciglit hundred tickets. The entertainment will consist tho, thanks be to God, not against broth located in the camps of the -American ex Colorado, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas of a lecture on some Irish subject by ers but against a foreign foe. This foe different kinds of Christian churches pro peditionary forces. and Florida. These tracts are all agri teas to have it, and for the most part, Rev. Father Barr^y, S.J., and a genuine has the mightiest military machine ever built up by any single nation or by any “ There are probably more actors in the BOYSCOUTS INCREASE culturally good and fairly priced and whatever any one of these churches as Irish concert by*^ the members of St. league of nations since the world began, service than men of any other class when provisions for Church facilities have serts in regard to it is denied by all the Patrick’s cliurch choirs, and some out and it will require the concentration of the numerical strength of the profession been made In every case. For free in others. What, then, is Qirist the author side friends, under the direction of Mrs. all our resources in both men and means to secure the palm of victory. To this is taken into consideration,” says Mr. IN ENROLLMENT A T formation on any of these lands address of all these contradictory systems of J. .1. McDonnell. There will be fun galore end we must set our hearts and hands Hackett, “I am sure there will he no religion? Did He teach the Catholic and —Irish obstumes, Irish comic songs in for the struggle before us, determined OathoUo Colonization Boolsty, U. B. A,, difficulty in organizing companies which tlie high church Episcopalian that the solo and in chorus. Don’t miss it. The not to falter until the noble purpose to Ashland Block, Chicago. which we have pledged ourselves in this COLORADO SPRINGS sacramental bread is really His living mimission fee will he only 50 cents—not will compare in every way with those conflict is attained. usually seen in the best theaters, and nOWERANDVEGETABlf llesh and at the same time tell the Meth half the value of the pleasure you will odist and Presbyterian that it is merely get out of it. “Oh! thus be it ever when freemen shall after examing the Knights of Columbus Three Patrols in St. Mary’s Gladioli, Dahlias, Iris, iSEEDS stand buildings I find them admirably suited Phlox, PeoniM, Shrubs. a “ symbol” or an “emblem” of Him? Miss May ^^cConville, one of St. Mary’s Between their loved home and wild Parish; Junior Red ErerbMriDgStrawberr es. Foatstsloc graduate nurses, has been very sick of war’s desolation; to productions of the kind I have in I _ IL J. CULLEI*$ SE£0 GAUENS, Surely not. He is Eternal Truth and Cross Forming cannot deceive nor tie deceived. How is pneumonia but is now out of danger. Blessed with victory and peace, may the mind. The Knights of Columbus are s ; heav'n-rescued land a man to solve this perplexing problem Aviator in France. rendering a splendid patriotic service by SYMPTOMS OF Praise the Pow’r that hath made and as to which of these. contradictory Ray McCabe, one of St. Patrick’s boys preserved us a nation! the maintenance of these recreation OTHER NEw T" f r o m CITY EYE TROUBLE churches is the means or agency estab- who is in the areo service “ somewhere Then conquer we must when our cause buildings, and I am glad of the oppor Headache, Dlsslaees. it is Just, lislieil by Clirist for the teaching of the in France,” has written to his brother tunity to contribute my e.\perience to (By Frank H. Prior.) Pains at Base of Bralz And this be our motto: ‘In God is our the work they arc doing.” Neuralgia, Fainting, “alt things” which must be believed? Ed that lie is in excellent healtli and trust.’ Colorado Springs—St. Mary’s troop of The project which Mr. Hackett is -so We AkMlntely •narantee Onz •laanee Let him use the light of reason and the spirits, also that he attends mass and And the Star Spangled Banner in tri Boy Scouts lias now increased to three umph shall wave generously undertaking as an aid to •OU> FII.UI1I •BABtraS, M.M common sense which God has given to receives holy Communion whenever an O’er the land of the free and the home patrols. Two assistant scoutmasters, him and he will soon find out. opportunity is at hand. This is edifying of tho brave!" Knights of Columbus war .work, has been John Quinn and Frank Butler, have been Scfiwab, Modem Opticians Reason tells us that there are three, and reflects credit on the school iv'here heartily approved by His Eminence, Car chosen to assist Scoutmaster T. D. Ma Ph. Mala S17L It behooves us then by every means dinal Gibbons, and other members of the •ai istt tt and only three, means or ways which he received the rudiments of a Christian in our power to sustain and support our loney in his duties. Tlic boys meet on Christ could have used for the safe and education. government in its efforts to make the hierarchy. Altho not a Catholic, the dis Thursday evenings in St. Mary’s hall. sure transmission of His doctrine, entire ' Catholic Literature Distributed. world safe for democracy. It we are tinguished actor-manager is thoroly in Last week the St. Mary’s boys defeated not called upon to serve at the front, sympathy with Catholic activities along and intact, down thru the ages: First, One hiindrc \ f •t Page Four. DEN\^ER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Thursday, February 21,1918. **^************** The Denver Catholic Register ♦ CALENDAR OF THE WEEK: ♦ GREATEST JOY IS ♦ 4. Saiered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. ♦ Feb. 24, Sunday—Second in I.«nt. ♦ ♦ Gospel, St. Matt, vii, 1-9: Trans- ♦ IN SPIRITUAL LIFE ♦ figuration of Our Lord. ♦ By Rev. Peter Geiermaiin, C.SS.R. Published Weekly by sickness and become acquainted with the ♦ Feb. 25, Monday— (From yester- ♦ good sisters and her companions, Mary ♦ day) St. ilathias, apostle, U5. *St. ♦ The Catholic Publishing Society (Inc.) Written for Thi.s Newspaper by Rev. 7. Her MotheFs Mirror. Mildred felt at home in the apjidemy, AVilllam Demouy, D.D.. of SL ♦ Walburga, abbess, 780. ♦ 1828 Curtis Street Rosa's Home, Denver. Some years ago Mary Mildred Moore and soon began to grow plump as a ♦ Feb. 26, Tuesday—1 ^ . Margaret ♦ entered a Catholic academy as a boarder. squab and to bloom like an American Telephone Main 5413 Denver, Colo. ♦ of Cortona, O.S. Fr., l207. ♦ SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT. Endowed by nature with a good consti beauty. But only after her companions ♦ Feb. 27, Wednesday—*St. Lean- ♦ And His face shone as the sun; and tution and pleasant features, she had publicly admired her looks and enu ♦ der of Sevilla, bishop, 597. ♦ His garments became white as snow. always been considred a beautiful child. merated her charms did Mary Mildred ♦ Feb. Thursday—*St. Roman- ♦ Thur.sday, February 21,1918. And behold, there appeared to them Thru the vigilence and piety of her consider her beauty as her own, and not us, abbot. * Moses and Elias talking with Him.' Matt, mother, however, Mary Alildred never as a natural gift of God. Desirous, ♦ March, Dedicated to St. Joseph. ♦ xvii, 2-3. “ discovered this fact until she was sixteen therefore, of admiring herself at her lei ♦ (Indulgences: 300 days each day; ♦ years of age. At home she had been as sure she begged her mother to send her It is natural in life for man to seek ♦ plenary, once a month, for keeping ♦ ^ OFFICIAL NOTICE sistant housekeeper, and learned the art a tiny pocket mirror in her Christmas sunshine and peace. He loves not to be ♦ some devotion to SE Joseph.—Pius ♦ The Denver Catholic Register is published by the Catholic Publishing of domestic economy under the loving box. bo^ed down to the weight of sadness, or ♦ IX, 1865-1877.) ♦ Society, an incorporated organization controlled by the Diocese of Denver. supervision of a sensible. Catholic moth to dwell in the shadow of sombreness. In due time Mary Mildred received a ♦ March 1, Friday—First Friday ♦ This publication is, therefore, declared to be the official newspaper for the er. Was there ever a girl proud of the He wants to co mingle with hearts that large box filled with various useful arti ♦ (votive mass of the Sacred Heart ♦ Catholic Church in Colorado. The clergy and laity are urged to use these are gay, with minds that are bright; and shapely hands that washed the dishes cles. In the middle of the box she found + allowed.) *St. David, bishop of + columns for the promulgation of information and news of interest to the to be present where he may listen to the three times a day? Or vain about her three small boxes, each securely tied and ♦ Mcnevia, 644. Patron of Wales. ♦ Catholics of Colorado, and we earnestly recommend that every Catholic songs of voices and join in merry peals looks when her face was covered witli inscribed in her mother’s handwriting. ♦ March 2, Saturday—*St. Charles ♦ home subscribe for at least one copy. This paper belongs to the Catholics of laughter. healthy perspiration as she stood at the On the first she read: “This will shqw + the Good, Count of Flanders, 1P26. + of the Diocese of Denver, and we hope they will take pride in making it a The man of sacrifice and indomitable washtub, or scrubbed the floor on her you what you seem to be.” Hastily she ♦ ----- + credit to themselves and the Church. will, it is true, will undergo great diffi knees? And both these/ exercises were opened it and to her disgust found that ♦ League of the Sacred Heart. ♦ » N. C. MATZ, emphasized in the course of calisthenics it contained a mirror twice the size of ♦ General Intention for February: ♦ Bishop of Denver. culties, suffer terrible reverses and make brave attempts that are done in the in Mary Mildred’s home. her hand. After pouting in silence for a ♦ Catholic organization; for Mardi, ♦ midst of gloom, but always with this Besides being blessed with sensible few moments, Mary Mildred took up the ♦ An understanding of the Cross. ♦ vision in sight—that in the end it will parents, Mary Mildred had the good for mirror and leisurely admired herself as ♦ ------♦ The recent attack on the Pope, begun by the anti-clericals of Irhig him peace, fortune, happiness or tune of being reared in a thoroly Cath reflected on its surface. Reassurred, she ♦ A Correction. + Italy, blaming Iiim for the disaffection of the Italian soldiers, is the other things that the human heart olic atmosphere. AA''hen she was two now took up the second box. On it her ♦ For the benefit of the priests of ♦ ♦ this diocese, we wish to correct a ♦ gradually reflecting back to its original source, and throwing naturally craves. The lot o f many, from years old she had already learned to mother had written; “This will show whose lives these bright, pleasant things bless herself and to lisp the Hail Mary, you wha,t you will be.” In vain Mary ♦ mistake which crept into what we ♦ light upon the real guilty parties. are absent, it truly not of their own and, by means of the crucifix and the Mildred tried to guess what it might ♦ said in a former issue about our ♦ It now appears, practically Avithout a doubt, that the trouble choice. They may have done the things holy pictures that adorned tbe walls of contain. Upon opening it and removing ♦ bishop’s liturgical anniversaries. As ♦ ♦ a learnedt ealendarist writes us, the ♦ was all due to German propaganda, fostered by these anti-cler- that put them in their present positions; her home, she was taught the chief my the wrapping paper she held an ivory but they did not foresee the results, or steries of her religion, and imbued with paperweight in her hands that had been ♦ bishop’s election to Lincoln was ob- ♦ ica.ls themselves. It is a story almost two thousand yealrs old were not able to restrain themselves a spirit of faith before she arrived at carved artistically into a miniature sk;ill ♦ served in the Lincoln diocese, and ♦ ♦ hence the Denver priests have t^ ♦ within the proper limits. Others despised the use of reason. As she was born in and crossbones. This symbol of death that is being repeated: In the first century of the Christian era, ♦ observe only the day of consecra- ♦ the dictates of conscience, the mandates a non-Catholic community, Mary Mildred gaveUier so severe a shock that she wept ;j(vhen Nero Avas blamed for the terrible fire that destroyed a great ♦ tion (July 6) and the day of trans- ♦ of the law and the warnings of the Law- had not the advantages of a parochial ■bitterly, and prayed to our I.«dy to pro ♦ lation to Denver (Sept. 21). L. ♦ / part of Rome, he put the blame on the Jews, and they, in turn, Giver; and, as a result, were plunged school education, but her mother sought tect her from the vanities of the world. ♦ + + + + placed it upon the Christians, Avho, in the end, Avere the sufferers into a life where bitterness, sorrow, want to supply this defect by her vigilance, After finally drying her tears, she took and sadness reign. her precept, and especially by her exam up the third box in a spirit of resigna hum this calumny. The first terrible persecijtion of the young Far above the gladness and the joy and ple; until she could send her children to tion and read: “ This will show you what K. OF 0. WAR FUND DRIVE Church then tooic place— among the illustrious victims were the brightness and the pleasures that a convent school. you ought to be.” AATth a sigh and some PROVING GREAT SUCCESS Peter, the first Pope, and Paul, the braA'e apostle of the Gentiles. earth can afford, is the joy and the hap Mary ilildred’s departure for the aca misgivings Mary Mildred opened it and piness and the consolation and the demy was a source of great joy to her to her delight found a little statue of History has brought the truth to light, and shown hoAV unjust brightness of the spiritual life. It is the mother. In her simple piety this good our Lady. Tliis she hugged and kissed (Continued from Page 1.) was the accusation. Sun of heaven whose rays may enter our woman not only felt confident the good with childish delight. AVhen shq even In Loveland, Conrad Hunn, chairman The modem Neros have tried to imitate their prototype, but hearts and fill them with a gladness that sisters would keep her child from all evil tually recovered her senses, Mary Mil of the Red Cross campaign; Harry Kel cannot be surpassed, or even equalled. influences, but Would make of her a va dred realized that her dear mother had ley, captain of the Y. M. C. A., and Mr. have failed: The cardinal secretary of state has helped to give Men with a desire for brightness and liant woman that would rival the one discovered her evil tendency and made use Scilley, captain of the Liberty Loan c ^ - the world a true statement of the AAhole affair, and the future gladness in their hearts, should seek to depicted in the sacred scriptures. At the of these means to teach her a salutory paign, all non-Catholics, have gone be-, hind the Catholic drive. , unbiased, dispassionate historian, Avhen recording the true facts, place themselves under the influence of academy Mary Mildred soon discovered lesson. On her knees she then thanked this bright Sun of heaven. If they arc to her surprise that tho discipline was God for having given her so good a moth In Fort Collins, H. A. Fklmond, prom inent merchant; L. M. Taylor, secretary will also have to allude to the hypocrites Avho Avere guilty of the willing only to place themselves where milder than in her home, that the good er, and resolved to keep this Christmas of the Agricultural college; Charlqs A. the rays of the sun of earth penetrate, sisters could be imposed upon far easier present constantly before her eyes. Later deeds they tided to place on the head of an innocent victim. D. Lory, president of the Agricultural col they will never have the desire of their than her mother, that only a few of the on she had reason to thank God for hav ^ it It lege; Dean Johnson, dean of the Agri ^ hearts satisfied, for its longing and its girls were imbued with a spirit of faith, ing preserved her from the vanity and cultural college; H. H. Hartman, a mem We have repeatedly Avarned our readers against endorsing or craving reach the things beyond what and that some of them had no religion flattery of a foolish world, which she earth can supply. Our very souls were ber of the war' council section of the helping ill-advised schemes, of Avhich there are, ahvays a plenty whatever. first encountered within the hallowed Commercial club, every one of them made by God and for Him, and can never Having survived her spell of home precincts of convent walls. in troublous times. The latest, brought forward in one of our be fully satisfied, unless they feel His non-Catholic, are at work on the K. of dailies and ^‘backed by State Humane Officer Morton DaA’id,” is love, and have a foretaste of His happi C. fund. The others of the Fort Collins ness. LORETTO GIRLS MAKING JUNIOR TABERNACLE GIRLS committee are prominent merchants and the bringing/to this city of French AAur orjihans for adoption. The Knights of Columbus. Mr. Hartman has It was a most pleasant scene—that of RECORD AS WAR WORKERS claims are that there is an “extraoi/dinary demand in Denver the Transfiguration of our Divine Sav MAKING GIFT VESTMENTS donated the club room to be used as an ior. There was everything in it to de office by Dr. P. J. McHugh, general chair [Capitol Hill?] for girl babies for adoption,” and that “these Few groups of Colorado girls can show light the heart and the eye. Surround- Tlie girls of tlie Junior Tabernacle man, and his secretary. 'The Agricul a better record for patriotic work than French homeless babies should meet Avith the same enthusiastic zing it was the purest brightness; and society are now ehgaged making two tural college intends to ask its students the students at Loretto Heights academy. flowing from it, overwhelming joy. So seta of sacred vestments, for young men to contribute just on the same basis as response as the Belgian Avar orphans” (Avhich enthusiasm expe The Red Cross society, last fall, asked great was j)t, so heavenly, so inspiring, who are soon to be ordained to the they did td the Y. M. C. A. It volun rienced a great jolt, Avhen the Belgians declined to jeopardize the the young ladies to knit sweaters for tfie that it was the means of summoning priesthood. Miss Alberta Kirchhof has teered this without being asked. soldiers, and the task was gladly ac Catholic faith of their little ones). A similar danger Avould upon the scene the great I/aw-giver of donated the material for them and Miss Father La Jeunesse, pastor of St. Jo cepted, but consternation reigned when seph’s Catholic church of F'ort Collins, is threaten the French Avar orphans, and hence aau urge all Cath the ancient economy, and one of the Margery Reed has donated material for greatest of prophets. The apostles pres orders were given that only two weeks a set of purple vestments for a Colorado wonderfully enthusiastic and promises olics to have nothing to do Avith any such movement, nor to pa- ent, naturally, were overcome with en could be allotted to the work. However, mission church. Mrs. M. D. McEniry, great things for Fort Collins. rronize any “drive” in behalf of the official atheistic French so thusiasm and joy, and were willing to when the girls found that the sweaters who cuts the material for vestments and A splendid committee of women has were for Colorado boys soon to leave the been obtained at Fort Collins, Mrs. P. J. ciety of the “ Orphelins de la Guerre”— War Orphans. remain, if possible, and view the sacred plans the work of the Junior Taber scene forever. state, they gladly accepted the task, nacle girls, was highly praised this week McHugh being chairman. All the ladies The facts of the matter are, that the Masonic, Socialistic and In our search for- the bright joys and with the result that they had to utilize by Mrs. \V. H. Andrew, head of live who volunteered are social leaders. every spare moment knitting. “Knit Following are the names of the priests the blessings of heaven, we pinst look two Tabernacle branches, for her very atheistic French goverimient has refused to give any guarantee two, purl two, knit plain, twenty-one and pwple composing the committees in to no other than Christ. By good lives, efficient work. that these helple.ss little ones should be reared in the Catholic the different towns in the state. Com we must make ourselves worthy to ex inches,” became the war cry around the institution and many a young woman mittees are working in all the towns, faith, even if baptiezd C ath olics; the State Avhich is to be their perience continuously a scene somewhat was heard declaring: “AA’cll, good gra but unfortunately we could not get all like the one in the Transfiguration. It SHOWER HELD FOR LITTLE guardian is “neutral,” that is, atheistic, hence they / must be cious! This sweater surely measured the names before going to press. will not he given to us yet to behold the reared as neutrals! As Mr. Piou i>ointed out in the French Par twenty-four inches last night and now SISTERS OF POOR SUCCESS Son of God and the prophets, as to the Hudson—F. F. Smith, Michael Golfer. liament, the orphan Avithout jiarents would be almost forced into holy apostles, but the satisfaction of the it measures only twenty-three.” Masters— Mark E. Ferguson, W. Mack In schedule time, despite obstacles, the ey, Milton Carlson. heart will come, the vision of the intel The ladies of the Sacred Heart Aid so unbelief. “The aaiu*,” he said, “has made him an orphan; the precious garments were finished and were Roggen—Alfred Storey, Archie Knox, lect will be granted to us, and the firm ciety gave a very successful silver shower D. N. Glassey. a credit to the deft hands that manu State makes him a free-thinker. For him neither family nor re hope of the future will portray a happi for the benefit of the Little Sisters of Henderson— g. E. Evans, J. J. Coffey, factured them. Charles Ernst. ligion ; that is the jirice the children are to pay for the hei'oism ness infinitely above us, which will con the Poor at the home of Mrs. W. P. Next the question came up of making Keenesburg—Michael Milan, Frank of their fathers.” And to think that there are thousands of Cath sole and encourage us. The difficulties Horan on Jlonday afternoon. A great Hillenbrand, Ed Schey, L. E. Tinless, of life will be to us only as a little climb Loretto Heights a Red Cross auxiliary, J. H. Begs, Gus Hausner. with students, sisters and alumnae as number of prominent women of the city Orchard— Rev. B. J. Proegel o f B righ olic Sisters in Prance only too glad to be, as in the past, true to the hill of the Transfiguration; the called during the afternoon and a very ton, 'William Foley, W. Nachazel, M. darkness of life will be as the early members. The idea was enthusiastically Glrardot. mothers to these children. L. adopted and there were sooq six bands fine musical program was presented by- hours before the dawn of a bright and Mrs. Henry B. ilurtagh, Mrs. John W eldona— Rev. B. J. Froegel o f B righ * « * beautiful day; the sufferings of life will of eleven each. The alumnae association ton, Henry Arnold, .George Root, Robert took up gauze work, wBMtL. could not be Schilling, Miss Howardine Donaghue, Schaefer, Mr. Pettice. One of the screen explanations used in a moving picture be only as a slightly painful process by Mrs. J. J. O’Neil, little Miss Gertrude Brighton—Rev. B. J. Froegel of Brigh which we are transformed to immortal readily handled by the gii^^Sweaters, ton, Charles Smith, chairman; Mayor J. com edy recently shoAvn in the first-run houses says o f a youth Schilling, Joseph Newman, Miss Nor^ P. Higgins, W. W. Dibb, L. J. Jacques, ity and glorification. socks, helmets, etc., are b ^ ^ turned ‘in the plot: “He AA'as very patriotic; but he slept Asith his Avin- out in great numbers. The giffs can give Brophy, and Miss Helen Douds. The H. Nadoroff, E. Breinkamp, L. C. Brein- One thing that all may consider as Rev. Bernard E. Naughton of St. Philo- kamp, C. L. Castleton. absolutely certain is: When on earth we only their spart time to the work, but Lovelknd— Rev. George O. Ducharme. dow closed'for fear he might be caught in the draft.” This type mena’s parish spoke of the beautiful Men’s committee; Ed Nugent, chairman; follow the footsteps of the Master, He they take their knitting even into the of patriotism reminds us of that used by some young gentlemen dormitories and keep it up until the work done by the Little Sisters of the Conrad Hunn. James Obole. H. A. Majotw, ^ will lead us finally to the eternal bill, Poor, who will have charge of the new Harry E. Keeley, Hugh Scilley, Dr. J. CA” o f our acquaintance Avho exercised every means in their poAver where His transfiguration will last for lights go out. One girl has knitted five McFadden. Women’s committee: Mrs. J. K. Mullen Memorial home for the H. A. Major, chairman; Mrs. E. Nugent, ever; and that we shall be brought sweaters, another three sweaters and to get a deferred classification, but Avho Avere put in A One, aged, and of the good they will do here. Mrs. Baird. Mrs. Ambrose. where not only the prophets, law-givers, three helmets, and some have tackled Fort Collins—Rev. G. Joseph La Jeun Tliat the shower was a success from a despite all their scheming. A man Avho is afraid to undertake patriarchs and saints will be present, but everything but socks, which arc the hard esse. Dr. P. J. McHugh, general chair financial standpoint (about $1.50 was man; Charles McMillen, 'T. R Kadley, the burdens of civilization lias no right to enjoy its advantages. where wc shall see our heavenly Father est things to make but which are now raised) was due largely to the popularity H. A. Edmonds, L. M. Taylor, H. H. as He is, join our voices with the heaven being tried by nearly all the young Hartman, Dr. Charles A. Lory, Dean He belongs in the Fiji islands or the North Pole or some place and geniality of the hostess. ly chorus of the just, and become com ladies, for experience makes perfect. Johnson, Charles Wlllox, Thomas Col- Since November, ninety sweaters, five lapy, Thom as Burns, D. F. Gill, T. H. else where international complications are not likely to oc panions to all of them. Robertson. Women’s committee: Mrs. cur. S. It is a fact, which no one will deny, helmets, three pairs of wristlets, seven P. J. McHugh, chairman; Mrs. B. C. that we become, to a great extent, like pairs of socks and fifty-two Red Cross TRINIDAD WAR FUND Giddlngs. Mrs. T. A. Pendergast. Mrs. Nightingales have been turned out. A T. W. Sherwood. Mrs. J. A. C. Kissock, $ t t the ones with wliom we mingle. So, if TOTAL IN CITY $3,500 Mrs. J. E. Walker, Mrs. L. O’Neill. during life, we love the company of Jesus label in red and white saying “Loretto Sllverton— Rev. D. A. Barry, George FATHER LEO’S TENTH ANNIVERSARY. a'nd the heave.nly saints, in spirit, we Heights Auxiliary, Loretto, Colo.” is Teis, Herbert Cameron, W. Maguire, E. placed on each piece of knitting. The contributions to the K. of C. war K. Boyd, L. Thaas, F. Thom as, I. Ruane. It is a matter of no little interest bishop. Father Hyacinth sang the first gradually mold our lives so that we be Breckenridge— Rev. Aloyslus Hllblg. Some grateful letters received from fund in Trinidad alone amounted to more to all those who were acquainted with solemn high mass and Father Gillen deli come like to them, in as many respects Ross Robertson. John McGee, James Sammies prove to the girls that the ar than $3,500, while the county, as an McGee, Italph Black, Thomas E. Fisher, Rev. Father Leo Heinrichs, O.F.M., to vered the sermon. as possible, before we are stripped of ticles made at Loretto Heights are reallj-* nounced last week, will run to $6/000. Leonard J. Bur.ck. know that on the 23rd of this month we In August of 1912, the convent was mortality, to be crowned with immortal In Greeley, there .will be a dinner in ity. In other words, if we follow our appreciated. The final official report of the Canon celebrate the tenth anniversary of his built to accomodate the sisters, tvho City district drive was .$2,197.50. Of the Catholic church, to which all work sad, yet glorious, death. Father Leo was started the parochial school shortly after. Lord, we are taking the path that will this, Florence gave $680.25, Canon City ers will be invited. There are about shot by an assassin on the 23rd of Feb Father lAominic Sonnabend, O.F.M., suc lead us where every joy and happiness TEACHERS AT FUNERAL $829.40, the rest coming from surround forty ladies interested in this work in ruary, 1908, whilst distributing Holy ceeded Father Hyacinth in July, 1912, worth while will be ours in life, and OF ALICE HARRINGTON ing towns. Greeley, but as yet we have not secured Communion to the faithful in St. and is still pastor, tho because of his ill glory beyond. their names. The Weld county commit Elizabeth’s church, immediately after ness, Father Theodore Chemin, O.F.M., To dwell with God upon earth means Miss Alice Marie Harrington, one of tee on war activities, which is composed he himself had said holy mass and. is now in charge. not exactly to experience a heaven here; the best known and best liked young entirely of non-Catholics, is back of the from his own hands, had received his God This little mission at Dundee Lake is but it does mean to feel a consolation public school teachers in Denver, died LIEUTENANT F. J. MANNIX work with its entire organization. in Holy Communion. He was in the full now in sore need of funds to support it. and a joy. It is l>e3t explained by com Sunday night at her home, 1251 Clark WRITES FROM FRANCE Tliis Committee of Eleven is composed regalia of his ‘priestly office; his last Unless substantial pecuniary aid is given, paring such a life with that .of the Sa son street, after a week’s illness of pneu of the following: C. H. Wolfe, chairman; the parochial school will have to close, vior. Clirist. He was happy while upon act was the one grand act, the holy sac monia. She was a graduate of Manual Lieutenant Frank J. Mannix, in a let Jd. T. Ahlstrand, vice chairman; C. F. rifice of the mass; he fell in front of the sisters will be forqed to leave, and earth, because as Go \ » Thursday, February 2 1 ,1D18. DEX\'ER CATHOLIC REGISTER. P a g e J ’ive. example will become their law. AVhat would happen if, say, 250 men went to DENVER MEN OUDED Communion with the society in a body? NEW PARISHES FORM I dare say the same number of boys would also receive Communion. They SUITABLE BOOKS FOR LENT F O R N O T SALUTING would feel o>it of place and ashamed if IN DENVER SUBURBS they conld not have just as many as you men.” New suburban congregations arc con “Clock of the Passion” “Jesus of Nazareth” 1 0 CATHOLIC CLERGY stantly growing up near Denver. One Because no one can make salvation a p ostp a id ...... 50c p ostp a id ...... F Page Six. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER jrhursday^|ebni^ EDITORIAL REVIEW Preferred Parish Trading List (Continued from Page 4.) The following dealers, wishing to secure Catholic patronage, are among the most reliable firms in the State. They are THE LONG-SUFFERING FRENCH-CANADIAN. well worthy of your patronage. If you have ever solicited advertising for a Catholic newspaper, you are aware of the fact that Whep we charge that the feeling day. But they will not let the English aroused in Canada against the French- of Canada dictate to them. Tliey are some of the men who do not advertise are not moved by a fear that they won’t get results, but W,ause they know that no news C'anadians is due largely to racial ani just as intellectual, just as progressive paper can survive -without advertising and they do not wish a Catholic journal to survive. It is well to remember this when you mosity, we merely have to call to mind and just as competent in every way as see an ad in a Catholic paper. some facts of Krench-Canadian history their neighbors. They are not at all to prove our assertion. Tliis ill feeling pro-German in the present war, and their has been shown so often that it is dif- aversion to conscription cannot be traced licult for a person of Irish blood to in any way to a lack of patriotism. understand how it has been tolerated. Tlvey are doing their share as volun Holy I t e t Parisli Cathedral Pmisli St. Ptnlomena’s Parish Irishmen would have been organizing teers, official figures prote. Tlie English St. FianiJs De Sales Parlsli lialf-baked revolutions and advertising of Canada' cannot assimilate them, for, Take your next prescription to their woes to the world had they been like the Irish, they have a different re THE CHAMPA PHARMACY THOMPSON THEATER forced to undergo as much; but the ligion and they have a history of which OOIOFAX A H 9 ADAMS Estimates cheerfully furnished Ja*. B. Thrall, Prop. Cathedral Branch French-Canadians, possibly the most po they can be proud. Beware of what OPEN EVERT NIGHT A. J. GUMlilCK & CO. non-Catholic clergymen who have recent lite people on earth, have generally suf PreBcriptioni Carefully Filled Temple Drug Stores Company Regrulor Matinees Saturday and Sunday fered in silence, with a constant dispo ly returned from Canada tell reporters Special Matinees Announced in Progran- PLUMBING H- sition to forget everything the minute about the French-Canadians. Remember PHONB M AIN 2420 Colfax and Logan. Only High-Class Photo Plays the persecution stopped. that the eyes of bigotry have' never yet 248 South Broadway. Comer 20th ard Champa Bte. Phones—(Tbampa 808 and 809. Our Theater Is well ventilated and In the middle of the eighteenth cen seen anything straight. AVhat is wrong heated with fresh air. Phone Sooth 153. Res. Phons, Bo, 1BS9, tury, the French settlement in America with Canada is that it has just a trifle extended from the extreme north of too much Orange blood in its population. Ninth Avenue Branch Shop Telephone Res. Telephone Decorating In all Its branches. To 1698 Y ork 4526brk Estimates cheerfully furnished. Canada to the mouth of the Mississippi, Treat the Frencli-Canadian right and he Temple Drug- Stores Company largely due to the indifference of the will become the most loyal supporter of h jfLBERT E. PARADICE H. A. HOLMBERQ French king, the h'rench-Canadians pass the Dominion. The American govern Blessed Sacrament C I?) Ninth and Corona. Plmuhing and Heating ed under British rule. The nobility and ment has never had the least trouble Earnestly solicits your valuable patron WALL PAPER AND PAINTi wealthy classes of Canada retuaned to with the French within her borders. Tliey PARK HILL PHARMACY New and Repair 'Work Solicited. age. Prompt delivery service. 252 SOUTH BROADWAY France as a result, leaving (13,000 French- have as clean a record as any nationality U. S. P. O. station 17. 3325 E. Colfax Aye. Canadians, mostly very j)oor, on this in our eosmoiHilitaii inake-u]i. N. A. Stelnbrunner, Prop. Phones—York 361, 362. Residence, 1476 F illm ore D E N V E R Phons South 482. Den7 ae. continent. Pace suicide has never been For the benefit of those scary persons 83d and Dexter Bte. Phone York 490* one of tlie failings of the French-Cana who think that it is close to treason to THE DENVER CREAMERY CO. DOWNEY’S GARAGE De TURCK BROTHERS dians, with the surprising result that, criticise anything with which England is Prescriptions Carefully P. V. D owney, Prop. Everything pertaining to the Creamery in less than two centuries, these 63,000 connected at this time, we wish to assure AutomobiUe Storage and Repairs FANCY GROCERIES & MEATS have had almost four million descend them that many facts^in the above ar Compounded. Una. OasoUne and Oils. ants, of whom 2,225,000 remain in Can ticle are taken from literature being dis Full line of Tires and Accessories. 701 South Logan St. ada, the rest being found in New Eng tributed by English-Canadians them Trinity, and in Christ’s divinity, both 2145 COURT ^LACE land and other parts of the United selves. England is a true democracy and clearly in the Bible t 3212 East Colfax Ave.nue, at Adams St l e l . Main 1412. Phone South 764, Denver, Colo. States. Tlvere are ma^y French-speak knows that she does not need to fear the Has Mrs. Eddy's favorite text, “Heal Phone York 3998 Denver, Colo. ing Catholic parishes ii|New England. French-CTanadians. It- is to her advan tlie sick, etc.” , been said to everybody? YORK LUSK PHARMACY When he passed u^ y English rule, tage to have these people’s case presented As 1 left out the more abtruse philos the Freneh-Canadian v ,.i given the as right, in order to jirevent all possible dis ophical questions, perhaps Mr. Porter, or SHOE REPAIRINO surance that his language would be pro sension in the empire. ,S. Mr. Palmer, will be able to favor me Cor. South Logan Ave. and Bayaud St. First-Class Workmanship w t' tected. He could not see why he should with an answer, which will be cordially We give Service, Quality, Accuraoy and surrender French for Englisli, nor can received. Phone Y ork 141. S. B. DeLacy Reasonable l^ice* we. .If French did not have a great PUTS SOME QUESTIONS (Still) DOUBTING THOMAS. HOFFMAN’S PHARMACY literature, or were an uncultured tongue, THIRD AND DETROIT TO CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS 2318 East Colfax Avenue. Phone 221 South Denver, Colo. there might be some reason why it We guarantee purity of drugs used and absolute accuracy In compounding phy should be supplanted. But it has one sician's prescriptions or your family VERNON J. ROBINSON, of the finest literatures in the world and Dear Editor, Register: LABOR REFORM PLAN receipts at reasonable pricea We would far surjuisses English in euphony. It looks a.s if Christian Science is on like to be your Saned Heart Parisli FANCY & STAPLE GBOCEBIBI Despite their promises, the English the wane in onr Denver; for it seems FAMILY DRUGGIST FruitJj Vegetables, Fish, Corn-fed Meata governors of Canada attempted to rob there is need of a C. S. B. every two or OF GREAT LEO XIII W^^NTB TOUR BUSINESS. the French-C'anadians of their language. three months to come to the rescue. Thus ALTER EAST But the English colonies to the south we liad. recently at the Municipal Audi SOI South Dogan StiMt. revolted in 1774, and the British govern torium, Mr. William W. Porter, of New PUT INTO OPERATION St.Leo’saniiSI.EIizalielli’s WboleaaU and Retail Dealer In Phone South 1696. ment, feeling the necessity of having the Y'ork, a member of the board of lecture support of the hYeneh-Canadians, pro ship of the Boston Mother Church, who CaUahan Varnish Works Raise W. H. Hensler John Hensler claimed protection of the Krencli cus gave two lectures on Christian .Science’s MEATS AND GROCERIES Pay 60 Per Cent and Give St. Hanf’s Parish, LlttlelM toms thru a charter. It is due, there stand in war. But I must confess that HENSLER BROS. fore, to the French-Canadians that Can ilr. Porter’s ponderous effort, which 56 Per Cent Bonus. 8300-8306 Dazlmez St. TeUpbone 1461 ada was saved to England. Not a great H. p . McA r t h u r takes no less than five eolunins in one of MODERN PLUMBERS many Americans know that it was the our dailies, left me just as disappointed H. A. HAMES Bomodollnr and Jobbing • Bpoelalty bigotry of an official colonial assembly as heretofore. Wliile the mind and heart of every QUALITY AND SERVICE that was largely responsible for this. To mention, for instance, the Christian loyal citizen are in these times chiefly, 1449 MARIPOSA ST. Grocery and Market Littleton, Colo, The august body called on the Canadians Science’s stand in war, I cannot for the devoted to seeing that “The Great and Holy Cause of Liberty Shall Triumph,” Phon* Main 8367 Prloti Onarasteed. Please Call and Dry Goods, Men’s and Ladiss’ to throw off tlie yoke of the Pope as well life of me make out anything like a Olve Ds a Trial as the king, and the French settlers stand: “ When the Government of the those of us-who cannot be wholly occu were naturally afraid that an independ United States, as the highest representa pied in waging war sliould be thought CHARLES E. THOMAS 8703-4 ORAMPA STREET Furnishings and Shoes ent America would prove intolerant of fully considering way.s to soften, as mucli Phone Main 3281 tive of righteous jlemocracy, is a.ssailed L W. Hunt. .C. E. Stephenaon. their most precious heritage—the Cath by the autocracies of personal control, as will be possible, the hardships that gravel Roofing and Cement Work. Phones Littleton 17 and 18. olic religion. Christian Scientists will be the first to must follow in the aftermath of the war. Reinforced concrete Ash Pit $6.00, Deliv Just as soon as the English had saved assail what is wrong [-^j...... guarding It is some fifteen years since Dr. John ered and Set Up. A. A. GEISLER Canada, they again tried to rob the .4. Ryan, now of the Catholic University UTTLETON GARAGE that priceless trinity in humanity of 1317 Ealam ath S t Residence 276 Meade. Pure (Jnality Drugs, Toilet and Rubber EYenchraen of their language. E’car of a thought, word and action, governed by of America, imblished his book, “A Liv Remember the name. Center of .Town. new American invasion in 1791 caused ing. "AV age,” and thereby blazed the trail Phone Champa 64. Phone South 2694. Goods, Patent Medi(fines. Principle and Truth [? ]” This is ail Repair Work and Suppllea. them to make new overtures to the for the scientific study of conditions fun there is about the Scientists’ ‘‘stand in Prescriptions Correctly Compounded. Never Closed. French. war.” I surely expected him to tell us damentally affecting the wage earner iiized in Wall street; but it would be dif But again, when the danger had something about healing the poor sol that has made possible the minimum ficult to devise a more practical way of 3221 Dowming Ave. Phone Champa 638. David Duckworth E*ra Allard wage legislation now in many states in passed, the English governors went so diers—a splendid opportunity, forsooth, doing industrial workers the justice that 810-16 Main St. Phone Littleton 88 f t , force. Two years ago. Dr. Ryan followed far as to forbid the importation to to show what Christian Science can ac has been so long denied them. his pioneer work with a more exhaustive 0. P. 0. H. Canada of books printed in French, and complish—but there is not a word about Of course, the plan presupposes a fair treatise on industrial problems and more One Price Cash House later the editors of the first Canadian ilother Eddy’s favorite text, ‘‘Heal the wage, and every other consideration to Holf Fainilj Parish elaborate outlines looking to a better ap DBPABTMEirT BTOBB newspaper in French found themselves sick, raise the dead,” etc. which workers, as human beings, as fel- Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies' and Men’ s portionment of earned and uneanied in in jail for protesting against tyranny. The only place where ‘‘healing” is men lowmen, as members of society whose Furnishings and Shoes. come, giving his later work the very ap- F. W. FELDHAUSEB Good, Honest Merchandise at Reasonable In the second American war with Eng tioned, is one of the first paragraphs in well-being enhances the security of so pro]>riate title, “Distributive Justice.” Prtcee-______Littleton, Oolo. land, the French were again promised which the lecturer tries to give us a ciety, are in justice or charity "entitled, In the meantime, at Louisville, Ky., a jtretty things, in order to get their sup- proper definition of Religion and of Heal which it is needless to say is abuiwantly FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone Littleton 69. successful business man and large em jiort. As they are always eager to for ing. Of the latter lie says: ‘‘Healing, supplied in the CaUahan plant. Tour Patronage Solicited. ployer of labor, moved, ns no doubt was give, they saved Canada for England properly defined, is that which estab The day for exploiting labor has gone Dr. Ryan himself, by the sympathetic We sell at down-town prices. THE LITTLETON MEAT CO. again. And so runs their history to our lishes the recognition of perfect haniion- by; its equal share with eapital in the and masterly.appeal made for justice to day. Tlie bilingual question |s still an ious consciousness; while matter, or ma profit derived from production, so long Phone Gallnp 297. 4170 Tennyson St Sucoeseore to Eauer & Co. unsettled issue. terial con-sciousness, can accomplish only the working man by Pope l^eo XIII, of ail academic theorem, has become a liv undying memory, ami with the principles Rat(diff & Bailey, Propn They arc not disloyal to England to the mental suggestion involved in such ing principle of industrial organization, of the Kcrum Novanim and “.-Y Living material consciousness, and cannot, by ns was foreshadowed, if indeed it was LITTLETON. CK)LORADO Wage” to guide him, was working out a not inspired, by the great Pope I.«o XIII CARDINAL GIBBONS GIVES PRAISE reason of the limitations and uncertain ------THE------plair for a fair and equitable distribution in his Encyclical an "n ie Condition of St. M u l e ’s TO “SMILEAGE” BOOKS. ties of such material consciousness, be the procurer of any truly scientific re between capital and labor of the products the Working Classes,” and practical, con LITTLETON ABSTRACT CO. of his extensive plant.- This was Col. P. crete formulae for the np])licntion of this COTTON PHARMACY Cardinal Gibbons, in a letter ju.st made sults in healing.” Of eoursc, all this ■When Transferring Property You Will H. Callahan, prominently known as principle are becoming more and more public by the military entertainment hodgepodge could not heal onr soldiers; Need Our Services. chairman of the late Commission on Re imperative to the successful conduct of C. W . Cotton, Mgr. council, which the secretary of war ap and I perfectly well understand w4iy the Arapahoe County Ahstraiffa. ligious Prejudices, which did so much in every decent business in society. In pointed to provide entertainment for the United States government bonglit 150 the way of unffying all rightly disposed deed. it more and more clearly appears WE DELIVER FREE. 107 East Main St. Littleton, Colo. soldiers, has endorsed the plan of selling copies of Mr. Peabody’s book, ‘‘The Re- T. E. Jenkins, Manager. ligio-iledicd! Masquerade,” for circula citizens on a basis discrediting to any that this thing is closely and intimately ‘■Smilenge” hooks to provide funds with public display of bigotry, and who now, tion among the army posts—a book in connected with the safety and stability whieli to put on the entertainments in as a fitting sequel to tliat work most 2902 Irving S t Phone Gallup 2067. which he, with proofs, denonnees Mrs. of society itself, which, tho now very the camps. The cardinal pay.s a special lielpful ih these times, is directing the Mary Baker Glover Eddy as an unscrup much in fluid, will presently again crys tribute to Rotarians who. all over the war activities of the Knights of Colum ulous fraud and charlatan, and moncy- tallize and no doubt in a juster form, country, are assisting in the “ Smileage” bus. the instrument of the Catholic peo with some kind of public supervision pre campaign. The cardinal’s letter follows: sceker. Leaders In Quality and Low Priced. As to Religion, Mr. Porter has this: ple ill furnishing to the enlisted men in vailing where private enterprise seems loyola (S . H.) Parish our training camps and abroad the crea CARDINAL’S RESIDENCE “ Religion properly defined is tliat wliich either uiiwulling or unable to do the ob 408 No. Charles St., Baltimore. ture comforts that put a heart into the THE SCHAEFER GROCERY 00. clarifies and makes available the simple viously right thing by the workingmen 0. ERB & CO. Mr. OcoiYe C. ifuth, fighting man. • , concerned. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES fundamental facts concerning God, man Beat Comfed Meats. Baltimore Kotary Club, City. and the universe, etc.” Further on he The daily jiress of Louisville recently The Ryan-Callahan plan of distribu The Five Points Fuel, Feed & Express Co. My Dear Mr. Muth: In response to your speaks of the law of Tnith, of Life, and carried extended notices of the annual tive justice, therefore, is of manifold and MOTOR EXPRESS TO ALL Orders called for and promptly deUverdd of Ijove (?), and finally, for happifying meeting of Col. Callalian’s company and universal interest in -the study of con PARTS OF CITY 813-816 Sants P* DrlVd. communication setting forth the excel Phons South 116. lent work taken up by the Rotarians of experiences, 'exhorts us to study the its employes, at which the division of the structive processes that will be needed Coal. Coke. Wood, Hay. Grain, Poultry profits of the business for 1917, in ac the United States, I wish to assure you Bible (With free interpretation, of to rehabilitate society when we shall Supplies, Egg Producing Mash, Orders Called for. Prompt D eU verv. cordance with the Ryan-Callahan plan, We guarantee full weight. of my approval of the Smileage book course), and “ fh'ience and Health with have won the war and vindicated for all Fish and Game in Season. was announced, and a bonus equal to 56 Fhona Main 5835. 87(X) W alton. campaign, now being conducted by the Key to the Scriptures.” [!] time to come the American ideals of lib THE A. PETERSON per cent of tlieir regular wages for the Baltimore Rotary club. erty, justice and humanity. And this is called Religion? I always year was given to the employes. In re The Rudolph Bros. Mercantile Co. GROCERY no. ■The war department, in affording rec thought that Religion meant a CYeed, porting this unusual meeting. The Louis GROCERIES, MEATS, FRDITI reation and entertainment of a clean staple and Fancy Groceries. and Practice, and Divine Worship; but ville Courier-.Iournal stated that “ the Com Fed Meats. VEGETABLES, ETC moral character for the soldiers in the in Christian Science everything is going deep interest which this company shows P hones: South 1792-1793. ^ j •* various caifips, during their leisure hours, Bakery Specialties for Receptions and 734-738 SAVTA PB JtMXWiT on in a so-called consciousness, which is in tlie welfare of its employes, extending WIT AND HUMOR is adopting a wise and wHolcsbmc meas Parties Baked in Our Own Bakery, nothing but imagination, and I challenge even to their home conditions, antedates ure, and tlie happy medium of the Smile any sane man to find anything else in the inauguration by Henry Ford of in Smith—Many a wise word is spoken f 320. age Iiooks will afford the ‘‘folks at home” it all. dustrial paternalism. Since the rapid Ptiones Y ork ( 8489, 28th & D ow ning Sts the means of sending an appropriate in jest. St. Janes Parish With all the lectures of the C. S. B. rise in the cost of living the company Jones—Y’es, but they can’t compare token of their thought and affection for H. Grossman, Pres. F. L. Grossman, Secy. and the reading of “Science and Health,” has advanced the regular weekly wages with the number of foolish ones that are the loved ones in camp. AURORA GARAGE I have not found any answer to my ques of its employes 60 per cent. Of this spoken in earnest. The Five Points Hardware Co. Begging you to convey my best wishes tions, which I now reiterate: L W. Hunt. Prop. to the Rotarians for their success in total advance 40 per cent was during the (Incorporated) How is Christian Science a Religion? year 1917, which accounts for the fact “Hurrah! Five dollars *for my latest Automobile Repairs and Supplies. this patriotic service, I am, How is it “Christian” and how is it tliat while the annual distribution is story, ‘A Modem Husband.’ ” Tin, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work. Faithfully yours, “ Science” ? larger this year than last, the percentage “Congratulations, young man. Froin 2842 W elton Street (Signed) J. CARDINAL GIBBONS, What are Mrs. Eddyts credentials? given each man, based on the present whom did you get the money?” Phone Champa 2078. Denver, Colo. Archbishop of Baltimore. Does Christian Science believe in the FORD AGENCY wage scale, is slightly lower than last “From the express company. They Phone Aurora 2. year (it was 58 per cent last year). If lost it.” the 56 per cent bonus given this year had r The Chapin Lumber Company been figured on the basis of the wages Bobby had been studying his.. grand TOE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. paid the men during the year 1916, it father’s face, which was very much S I Patrick’s Parish The Home Lumber Yard for Aurora and would represent a bonus of 94 per cent.” wrinkled. Montclair Residents. Corner Fifteenth and Curtis ‘ Charles Building The plan of “distributive justice” car “Well, Bobby,” said the old gentleman, ried out in the Callahan plant is very “do you like my face?” Phone GaUnp 473 Phone Gallnp 740W Everything in the building line. simple. First, the entire profits of the “Yes, grandpa,” said Bobbie. “ It’s an CAMPBELL BROS. COAL CO. business for the year are reckoned, lump awfully nice face, but why don’t you Tazd 1400 W. 33na At *. Phone Aurora 14. For Reliable Dnigs and Family Medicines sum. Tlicn, they are cut into two equal have it ironed?” om oa 1401 W . sstu At *. parts. One part goos^to Capital, the Hay, Grain, Coal, Coke, Wood other to I-abor. The sfiare to Capital is Mrs. Flubdub—Mrs. Brownsmith says Prescription Department distributed in proportion to. the capital her husband is the most generous man and Poultry Supplies actually invested, paper stock not being in the world. Servtc* and Quality our Motto In charge of State registered pharmacist considered. Capital gets no other share Mr. Flubdub—Great Caesar! What Phone Gallup 264 or 104. T. 0. BOWLES & 0 0 . in the profits of the business. Thus Cap makes her think that? StOM Open AU 2nght. Prompt Bervloe. Teiepbone Main 1 9 0 0 ital and Labor share equally in all the Mrs. Flubdub—Well, she says she gave J. E . JOHNSON profits, on the principle that they are him a box of cigars as a Christmas pres Fancy Groceries and Meats Free SaUvery to AU Parts of the City Say and Ifight. ent, and he only smoked one, and then equally indispensable factors of produc Groceries and Meats Your Credit Good for Thirty Days. tSoii. Labor’s share is distributed in this gave ail the rest away to his friends. way: As the Callahan plant is a manu The Store That Appreciates Your Trade. No Balances Carried. At a British military tribunal in the faefuring concern, there are three dis Phone Champs 873. 1608-7 34th Av*. fillet classes of workers employed, each Border district one member asked an ap 2S0S 15YB STXEET SEPVEX, OOLO. Phon* Main 1018. The Miles £ Dryer Printing Co: alike indispensable, namely, factory em plicant for exemption, a shepherd, if he QUEEN CITY MFG. CO. ployes, salesmen and office force. Each knew of any reason why bis work should MODEL of these classes gets one-third of Labor’s not be undertaken by a woman. Manufacturers of 173Z34 LAWRENCE ST. “GOLDEN WEST BRAND.” share, and each member of a class re “A woman once tried it,” replied the MaearonA Spaghetti, Vermicelli. Egg G R O C E R Y & M A R K E T CO. ceives the proportion that his wage or applicant}, “but she made a mess of it.” NcKMilea and All Sorts of Cut Paste. STAPLE AND FANCY OROCBRIHB Catholic Work a Specialty. EatimateB Given on Work salary bears to that third. This com “ Who/was she?” inquired the chair O. Oaco, hfanager. FRESH AND SALTED MEATS pletes the plan. It U a way of “cutting man. 2148 to 3147 Osage Street 8000 Champa Street from out of the City. Telephone 28&1. the melon” that would hardly be recog- “Bo-Peep,” answered the shepherd. Pbona Gallup 2134W. Denver, Colo. L Saplro, Manager. DENVER, OOLO. r Thursday, February 21,1918. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER, Page Seven. BISHOP SOHULER GIVES better sp^en oriEanTtEe'^'linia” ha3 hib. T"6rlng word'from Ber7’ not to appreclale aT'once' ADVICE ON MATRIMONY heard for years. The ground was criss-crossed like a Gunga must be her lover, Not that there was any effort made man’s palm by the shadows of tent- he not be? Were they not allk4 aa (Continued from Page 2) to convert the camp en masse. Far ropes. The Rangar led “him to where cousins? And the East does not m e is Catholic and the other Protestant, out m c j - p / ^ M from IL But the likely few were the tents were forty feet apart and Its contrary, but Its complement, being of lOO sons bom to them only thirty- pounced on and were told of a chance none was likely to overhear them. older In love than the West, and wiser four remain in the Catholic communion. to enlist for a bounty In India. And There he turned like a flash. In Its ways In all but the material. Comment is superfluous. Let conscience what with winter not so far ahead, “She sends you this!” he hissed. He had been blind. He had overlooked judge and pronounce and verdict...... and what with experience of former In that same Instant King was fight the obvious—that from first to last her We see on ail sides immense rare and m i 5 fighting against the British army, the ing for his life. In another second plan had been to set herself and this ingenuity exercised by men to preserve K / m i e choosing was none so dlfflcult. From they were down together among Jhe Rewa Gnnga on the throne of India I their temporal goods from loss by fire the day when the lad first feels soft tent-pegs. King holding the Hangar’s He washed and went throngh the or flood or theft; and, despite their num down upon his face until the old man's mummery of Muslim prayers for the berless failures to protect their property ARomancG of Aclven^urB wrist 'with both hands and struggling effectively, they never weary in the at beard turns white and his teeth shake to break It, and the Rangar striving watchful mullah’s sake, and climbed tempt, altho they know full well that, out, the hlllman would rather fight for another stroke. The daggef he on to his bed. But sleep seemed out at a date by no means remote, all their S ^ m 3 0 T nU N D Y than eat; but he prefers to fight on the held had mlised King’s ribs by so of the question. He lay an d tossed for valuables will slip thru lifele.ss fingers winning side If he may, and he likes little that his skin yet tingled from an hour, his mind as busy ns a terrier into the waiting and expectant laps of In hay. And when he did fall asleep (Continued from last week.) good treatment. Its touch. It was a dagger with bronze their heirs. With how much more ear- Before It was dark that night there blade and a gold hilt—her dagger. It at last It was so to dream and mutter neetness and solicitude, therefore, ought CHAPTER XX. were thirty men sworn to hold their was her perfume In the air. that the mullah came and shook him Catholic parents to watch over the wel tbngnes and to wait for the word to They rolled over and over, breathing and preached him a half-hour sermon fare of their children, who will remain Next morning the Orakzal Pathan hurry down the Khyber for the pur against the mortal sins that rob men theirs, for weal or for woe, thruout the hard. King wanted to think before sat and sunned himself In the cave of peaceful slumber by giving them a ages of eternity? The value of worldly pose of enlisting In some Britlsh-In- he gave an alarm, and he could not goods can be expressed in current money, mouth, emitting wordly wisdom un dlan regiment Some even began to think with that scent In his nostrils foretaste of the punishment to come. but the value of the soul of even one adulterated with divinity. As King urge the hakim not to wait for the and creeping Into his lungs. Even In Ally that seemed kinder and more re little child can be measured only by went toward him to see to whom he Orakzal Pathan, but to start with what the stress of fighting he wondered how freshing than King’s own thoughts had comprehending the mystery of Calvary, spoke he grinned and pointed with his he bad. the Hangar’s clothes and turban had been, for when the mnllah had done for there was the price paid in coin of thumb, nnd King looked down on some “Shall I leave my brother In the tcome to be drenched In It. He admit nt last and had gone striding back to the sanctuary, the I^recious Blood of our sick and wounded men who sat in a lurch?” the hakim asked them; and ted to /himself afterward that It was the cave mouth, he really did fall Redeemer. Catholic parents, then, who crowd together on the ramp, ten feet though they murmured, they thought nothing else than Jealousy that sug sound asleep, and It was after dawn ought to have a clearer understanding of or so below the cave. when he awoke. 'The mullah’s voice, the ransom of men, owe it to their own better of him for It. gested to him to make the Rangar They seemed stout soldierly fellows. consciences as well as to the souls of Well for him that he had plenty of prisoner and hand him over to the not nntnneful, was, rousing all the val their children, to instruct them betimes Men of another type were being kept Epsom salts In his kit, for In the mullah. ley echoes In the call to prayer. in all that a Catholic child should know, at a distance by dint of argument and “Hills” physic should taste evil and That would have been a ridiculous to give them the example of a solidly threats. Away in the distance was Mu show very quick results to be believed thing to do, for It would have forced CHAPTER XXI. I Catholic life, to watch over their conduct hammad Anim with his broad back In. He found a dozen diseases of his own betrayal to the mullah. But and their associates, to correct them in turned to the cave. In altercation with which he did not so much as know as if the Rangar had read hts mind, And while King knelt bel^nd the a spirit of parental love, and to recom a dozen other mullahs. For the time the name, but half of the sufferers he suddenly redoubled his efforts and mnllah and the whole camp faced Mec mend them in their prayers to God. Some he was out of the reckoning. swore they were cured after the first King, weary to the point of sickness, ca in forehead-In-the-dust abasement of these duties it is quite impossible to “Some of these are wounded,” the had to redouble his own or die. Per relegate to another, for they are part and dose. They would have dubbed him there came a strange man down the parcel of what a Catholic parent ought Pathan explained. “ Some have sores. (aquir and have foisted him to a pillar haps the Jealousy helped put venom In midst—not strange to the “Hills,” to be; but other duties, such as religious Some have the bellyache. Then again, »f hojlness had he cared to let them. his effort, for his strength came back where such sights are common, but education, may, to some extent, be com some are sick o f words, hot and cold by Muhammad Anim slept most of the to him as a madman’s does. The Ran- strange to that camp and hour. Some mitted to others, tho the parents always day and night. All have served In the vhUtnub day, like a great animal that scorns gnr gave a moan and let the knife fall. body rose and struck him, and he knelt remain answerable to God for the proper army. All have medals'. All are de to live by rule. But at evening he' And because Jealousy is poison King like the rest; but when prayer was training of their children. serters, some for one reason, some for So King Began to Write in Urdu. tame to the cave' mouth and fulmi tid the wrong thing then. He jiounced over and cooking bad begun and the Since the rearing of children, therefore, another and some for no reason at all. camp became a place of savory smell, even taken at its best, is beset with dif —take It! Sit! Yonder Is Ink—ttatt- nated such a sermon as set the whole on the knife instead of on the Rangar. Bull-wlth-a-beard looks the other way. he came on again—a blind man. He ficulties and trials, who does not see ttutt!—write, now, write!” camp to roaring. He showed nis He could have questioned niin—knelt Speak ^hon to them about the pardon was clean shaven, and he looked as that Catholic parents, whose bounden King sat at a box and waited, as If power then. The Jihad he preached on him and perhaps forced expiiimi- that Is offered!” if he had not been blind long, toi hts duty to their children cannot be denied, to take dictation, hut the mullah, tug would have tempted dead men from tlons from him. But with ii sudden So King went down among them, physical health was good. are obliged by the most sacred reasons to ging at his beard, grew furious. their graves to come and share the swift effort like a snake's the Rangar do all in their power to secure for their taking some of the tools of his sup “ Oh, the hakim— the good hakim I” “ Write thine own letter! Invent plunder, and the cur.ses ne called down freed himself and was up and gone be offspring the benefit of an education posed trade with him and trying to on cowards and laggards and unbe fore King could struggle to’his feet— he walled. “Where Is the famous ha where the very atmosphere is in har crowd down the triumph that would thine own argument! Persuade her, or lievers were enough to nave fright gone like a shadow among shadows. kim? Show me the way to him I Oh, mony with Tlie principles of 6ur holy die in a new w ay! I will invent a new well up. The seed he had sown had King got up and felt himself all over, the famous, great, good hakim who can faith? While we regretfully acknowledge way for thee!" ened the dead away again. multiplied by fifty In a night. He want for they had fought on stony ground heal men’s eyes 1” that a Catholic education is not at pres So King began to write. In Urdu, for In twenty minutes he had undone all ed to shout, 03 men once did before “I am he,” said King, and he stepped ent within the reach of every child in reasons of his own. He had spoken King s missionary work. And then In and he was bruised. But bruises faded the walls of Jericho. Possibility of par Into nothing, and weariness as well, as the diocese, we are forced to admit that once or twice In Urdu to the mullah ten more, feeling his power, and their flown toward him. The blind man’s don and reinstatement, though only his mind began to dwell on the new not all Catholic parents seem to have a and had received no answer. It was a response, and oelng at heart a fool face looked strangely familiar, though Catholic appreciation of a Catholic school beard of at second hand, had brought complication to his problem. fair guess that Muhammad was ignor as all rogues are, ne built It up again. It was partly disguised by some gummy when such is near enough to be of un unity Into being. And unity brongbt He began to make promises too defi It was plain that the moment he stuff stuck all about the eyes. He eagerness. ant of the scholars’ language. told assistance to them in the proper nite. He wanted Khinjan caves. More, had returned from his message to the stared nt the face again. „ training of their children in the ways of “Let us i^tart tonight I” urged one “Greeting,” he wrote, "to the most beau he neeilc^l them. So he promised them Khyber the Rangar had been sent on •’Ismail!” he said . “You?” religion and morals. What account will man. tiful and very wise Princess Tasmint, in they should all be free of Khinjan this new murderous mission. Yasminl •‘Aye! Father of cleverness I Make such parents give of their stewardship “Nayl” the Pathan objected at her palace In the’ caves In Khinjan, from her seiwant Kurram Khan the hakim, In caves within a day or two, to come had never believed her letter would be play of healing my eyes!” over their children? What have such once. “Many of you can hardly march. parents done to fill the hearts of their the camp of the mullah Muhammad Antm and go and live there at their pleasure. treated seriously by the authorities, So King made a great show of rub Rest ye here and let the hakim treat children with a love for Holy Mother in the "Hills." He promised them they should leave and had only sent It In the hope of bing on ointment. In a minute Ismail, I “The mullah Muhammad Anlm demands Church? What have such parents done your bellyaches. Bull-wlth-a-beard their wives and children and belong fooling him and undermining his de looking almost like a young man with bade me wait here for a letter that surrender of Khinjan Caves and of all his to equip their children for the struggle ammunition. Further, he demands full ings safe In the caves while they them termination. Perhaps she saw her out his great beard, was dnnciqg like against the enemies of their souls? Is must go to Khinjan today. Good. I control of you and of me and of all your selves went down to plunder India. He own peril. Perhaps she contemplated a lunatic with both fists in the air, and any real or fictitious worldly advantage will take his letter. And In Khinjan I men. overlooked the fact that Khinjan caves —gosh 1 -\yhat a contingency I—perhaps yelling as if wasps had stung him. comparable with the purity o f the soul I “ He threatens as a preliminary to block will spread news about pardons. It Is for centuries had been a secret to be she contemplated nolting Into India “Aleee-ateee-aieee!” he yelled. ‘T of a child of God? “hW after all these likely there are fifty there, wl^. wlU ade Khinjan caves, unless the answer to this prove favorable, letting none enter, spoken of In whispers, and that pros with a story of her own, and leaving see again! I see! My eyes have light things do the heathens seek,” says our dare follow me back, ana vSsgi we I but calling his own men out to Join him. pect of its violation came to them as the mullah to his own devices! Would In them! Allah! Oh, Allah heap Divine Lord when speaking of temporal shall- march down the Khyber like a This would suit the Indian government, goods and worldly gains and benefits. a shock. i she dare escape Into India and leave riches on the great, wise hakim who full company of the old days I” because while the ‘Hills’ fight among The orchardist who would have sound, themselves they cannot raid India, and Half o f them did not believe him. ■ himself alive behind her? can heal men’s eyes! Allah reward vigorous and productive trees does not King got busy with his lancet, but while he blockades Khinjan caves there Such a thing was Impossible, and if There was an alternative, the very him richly; for I am a beggar and leave them to chance while they are yet the mullah came buck and called him will be time tb move against him. I he were lying ns to one point, why thought of which made him fearfully have no goods!” "Knowing that he dares begin and can in the nursery row, much less does he off and drove the crowd away to a dis not as to all the others, too? ; uneasy, and yet brought a thrill with The whole camp began to surge transplant them and then drop all mem tance; then he drove King Into the accomplish what ho threatens, I am sor ry; because 1 know It is said how many And the army veterans, who had IL In all Eastern lands, love scorned toward him to see the miracle, and his ory of them, for he knows that intelli cave In front of him, his month work services you have rendered of old to the been converted by King’s talk of par takes to the dagger. He had half chosen bodyguard rushed up to drive gent and diligent care is the price of a ing as If he were biting bits of ven government I serve. We who serve one dons, and almost reconverted by the i Ileved her when she swore she loved them back. And as they went a tall happy outcome. If he neglects his or geance off for future use, raj are one—one to remember—one to for chard, briars and brambles soon run riot get—ono to help each otiier in good time. sermon, shook their heads at the talk ; him ! The man who could Imagine Afrldl came striding down the camp over the ground, consume the nourish “ Write thy letter, then! Write thy "It may be that vengeance against me of taking Khinjan. Why waste time ! himself loved by Yasminl and not be with a letter for the mullali held out ment which was intended for the trees, letter 1 Here Is paper. There Is a pen would seem sweeter to you than return trying to do what never had been done, I thrilled to his core would be Inhuman, In a cleft stick In front of him. and leave these half starved and stunted. to your former allegiance. In that case. whatever reason and caution and caste “ Her answer!” said Ismail with a Princess, you only need betray me to the with her to reckon against,, when a So with the garden of the soul. If les UE.WliU MARKI^TS. mullah, and be sure my death would leave place In the sun was waiting for them and creed might whisper in imagina wicked grin, sons of virtue and religion are not in tion’s wake. C attl«. nothing to be desired by the spectators. down In India, to say nothing of the “ MTiat IS her word? Where Is' the culcated while the soul is in the forma Fat steers, ch. to prim e.. .|11.50013.00 At present he does not suspect me, hope of pardons and clean living for Reeling from fatigue (he felt like a Orakzal Pathan?” tive and receptive period, other lessons Fat steers, good to ch ...... 10.7 5 0 1 1 .5 0 “Be assured, however, that not to be a while? They shook their heads and man who had been racked, for the Han But Ismail laughed and would not will be conned and mastered and these Fat siefers, fair to good... 10.00010.75 tray me to him is to leave me free to serve les.sons will not be of things of God. H eifers, prim e ...... 9.00 0 9.75 my government and well able to do so. combed their beards and eyed one gar’s strength was nearly unbeliev answer him. It seemed to King that Cows, fat, good to choice. 8.500 9.25 “I Invite you to return to India with another sidewise in a way the “Hills” able), he started toward where the he scented climax. Also he chose In 51 If the circumstances arc such that a Cows, fat, ^alr to good.... 7.500 8.25 me, bearing news that the mullah Mu Catholic child cannot enjoy the advan Cows, comftnon to fair 6.000 7.25 understand. I mullah sat glowering In the cave that instant to force the mullah’s hand, Veal calves ...... 11.00013.75 hammad Anlm and his men are bottled in tages of attendance at a Catholic school, Bulls ...... 7.250 8.50 Khinjan caves, and to plan with me to That night, while the mullah glow mouth. He found the man who had on the principle that hurried buffaloes i i it is doubly incumbent upon the parents Feeders, good to choice... 9.00010.50 that end. ered over the camp like a great old carried his bag asleep at the foot of will blunder. “If you will, then write an answer to to exert themselevs to supply the defi Feeders, fair to good ...... 8.25 0 9.25 owl, with leaping firelight reflected In the ramp, and taking the bag away “To Khinjan!” he shouted to the 1 ! ciency and to devote themselves with Feeders, common to latr.f 7.500 8.2 .*i Muhammad Anlm, not In Urdu, but In a Stockers, good to choice.. 8.7 5 0 1 0 .2 5 his eyes, the thousands under the skin from him, let him lie there. And It nearest man. “The mullah will march special care and seal to imparting to him language he can umderstand; seem to sur Stockers, fa ir to g o o d . .... 8.UO0 8.75 render to him. But to me send a verbal tents argued, so that the night was took him five minutes to drag his hurt, on Khinjan!" the necessary religious knowledge. The Good hogs ...... : ...... J15;9O016.5O message, either by the bearer of this or by all noise. But King slept. : weary bones up the ramp, for the fight child is for eternity. That eternity will some trustier messenger. They murmured and wondered and All of another day and part of an ! had taken more out of him than he depend in no small measure ;ipon the* „ Sheep, "India can profit yet by your service If backed away from him to give him part that his parents take in forming his Lambs, light ...... $16.25017.00 you will. And in that case 1 pledge my other night he tolled among the sick, had guessed at first room. Ismail watched him with Lambs, heavy ...... 15.2 5 0 1 5 .7 5 word to direct the government’s attention wondering when a message would mind and heart. Kwes ...... 11.50012.25 ’The mullah glared at him but let him dropped jaw and wild eye. We are not unaware, dearly beloved, only to your good service In fhe matter. come back. It was nearly midnight Veai l i n g s ...... 14.00014.50 It is not yet too late to choose. It is not by without a word. It was by the fire “Spread It through the camp that that manv parents renlire full well the W ethers ...... 12.0 0 0 13.00 Impertinent In me to urge you. when he bandaged his last patient and at the back of the cave, where he we march on Khinjan! Shout It 1 Bid responsibility that rests upon them in IIAV A.M> <.!tAI.\ ’ilAU K K T. “Nor can I say how gladly I would came out Into the starlight to bend stopped to dip water from the .mul them strike the tents!’’ view of their parenthood, and they strive subscribe myself your grateful and loyal his back straight and yawn and pick lah’s enormous crock, that the next Somebody behind took up the shout by word and example to be faithful to (F. O. B. Denver., Carload Price.) servant.” his way reeling with weariness back their sublime office; we know, too, that llu disturbing factor came to- light. He and it went across the camp in leaps, The mallnh pounced on the finished to ths mullah’s cave. He had given many parents do their utmost to give Buying pj Ices—per Ton. kicked a brand Into the fire and the as men toss a ball. There was a surge Colo, upland, per ton ...... 22.00024.00 letter, pretended to read It, and his bag of medicines and Implements to their children the benefit of a Cath Nebr. upland, per ton ...... 20.00 flame leaped. Its light shone on a toward the tents, but King called to olic. education, or to supply for it as best i’rairie buy crop), watched him seal It up, smudging the to a man to carry ahead of him and yard and a half o f exquisitely fine hts deserters and they clustered back Coio. ami Nebr., per ton.. 18.0 0 0 2 0 .0 0 hot wax with his own great guarded they can( if no Catholic school can be Timothy, per ton ...... 2 4 .0 0 0 25.00 hair, like spun gold, that caressed his to him. He had to cement their alle reached. All this is truly heartening and A itailu tnew crop ) per ton 2O.OU0--*OO thumb. Then he shouted for the Orak .shoulder and descended down one arm. giance now or fall altogether, and he South Park, per ton ...... 24.00025.00 consoling to us upon whom rests so zal I’athan, -«‘lio came striding in, all One thread of hair that conjured up would not be able to do It by ordinary weighty a burden of responsibility, and Uunmson \aiiey, per ton.. .22.000-24.00 suaw. per ton ...... 0.000 7.00 grins and swagger. a million thoughts, and in a second argument or by pleading; he had to we pray God to pour out Ilis richest (iraiu. “There—take it! Make speed I” he upset every argument! Oats, Nebr., 100 ibs.. bu y in g ...... 2.90 fire their Imagination. And he did, ble.ssings ;ipon those who, for love of ordered, and with his rifie at the Him. have given proof so practical of tho Colo., oats, bulk, bu yin g...... 3.yu If Rewa Gunga had been near “ She is on our .side!” That was a Corn chop, sack, selling ...... 3.13 “ready” and the letter tucked Inside enough to her'and intlm'hte enough sincerity of their religious belief. Corn in suck, s e llin g ...... 3.08 sheer guess. “ She has kept our man uiuien recu, sacKeu, selling ...... hlS shirt, the Pathan favored King with her not only to become scented and sent another as hostage for him In In conclusion, dearly beloved, we urge Bran. Colo., per ioo ibs., selling.... i.< 2 with a farewell grin and obeyed. with her unmistakable perfume but token of good faith! Listen 1 Ye saw and exhort you “ to l)c zealous for the “Get out 1” the mullah snarled then Kioiar. even to get her hair on his person, this man’s eyes healed. Let that be better gifts,” as St. Paul writes to the H ungarian patent ...... 4.85 Immediately. “ See to the sick. Tell then gone was all imagination ,of her a token! Be ye the men with new Corinthians; and “ be not conformed to them I sent thee. Bid them be grate : love for himself! Then she had lied this world; but to be reformed in the uiEi:ssi:i> roL'i/ruv. eyes! Give It out! Claim the title Less iu per cent commission. ful 1” ‘ : from first to last! Then she had tried newness of your mind, that you may and be true to it and see me guide Turke>s. lan cy d, p ...... 32 0 3 4 King went. He recognized the al prove what is the good, and the accept Turkeys, old toms ...... 24 0 2 6 to make him love her that she might you down the Khyber In good time like able, and the perfect will of Go wat Page Eight. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER. Thursday, February 21,1918. presidency owing to ill health. It was Mrs. C. E. Smith was elected to succeed Why Not Have Perfect Lenses? TWO CATHOLIC SOLDIERS ARE BURIED DENVER NEWS BRIEFS Mrs. A. A. Stanton, who resigns the Ifnprovements and betterments in glasses are Just as frequent as in with much regret that the society gave Bishop Patrick A. McGovern of CTiey- up the efficient leadership of Mrs. Stan anjrthl^^^l e^ years ago all lenses were flat, because no one had thought IN COLORADO WITTI HIGHEST HONORS enne iJ spending a few days in Denver, ton, as she has been an energetic, faith of a better way to make them. . , . • Today nearly 90 per cent of lenses fitted are Toric lenses, curved to follow visiting at St. Joseph’s hospital. ful woFker, ready and willing at all the shape of the eyeball. * The regular monthly meeting of the times to help the cause of the gooil Frank Guiney, a nephew of Mrs. Phoe tended. Tories give a perfect range of vision from every angle. Tahernaele society will be held on Fri sisters. Mrs. C. E. Smith has long been Let us demonstrate the many advantages of Tories made by us. be Burns of 1040 Ninth street, and a Thej funeral was one of the most im day, March 1, at 2:30 p. m., at the home in sympathy with this work and her son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Guiney, of Do pressive ever seen in Denver. of MrM.'(7hq8. A. Meyer, 1457 Vine street. appointment as president was an unan Deque, Mesa county, Colo., died Feb. 13 The Rev. C’harles McDonnell, S.J., was As this is the last meeting before Easter imous choice. The other officers were at Waco, Texas. He was assignetl to the oelehrant of the mass, with the Rev. a large attendance is requested. An at appointed as follows: Vico ]ircBidentB, The Swigert Bros. Optical Co 48th Aviation corps, but fell a victim Mark Lappen as deacon, the Rev. E. J. tractive program has been arranged by Mrs. A. A. Stanton, Mrs. H. AV. Swigert to pneumonia. The remains were shipped Whose Bepntatlon and Equipment Olvs Mannix as subdeacon, the Rev. William the hostess. Mrs. ..Mary O’Fallon, Mrs. McCJabe; re to his home, De Deque, where flic burial you the Kighsst Grade of Service. Eyes that need glasses Higgins ns master of ceremonies, the The Rev. Raymond Walsh, O.F.M., is cording secretary, Mrs. Herbert F. Fig took place last Tuesday, the whole town are entitled to special- Rev. M'alter Grace and tlie Rev. A. P. giving a series of Lenten sermons on gen. Mrs.SM. .1. O’Fallon and Mrs. S. A lied effort. taking ]iart in the funeral se-rvices, 1550 California St. Denver Briicker, S.J., as deacons of honor to Wedne.sday evenings at St. FBizAlmtli’s Miller were re-elected as financial secrc thus according honor to the young man the bikhop, and the Rev. J. F. McDon church. Rosary and benediction are held. tary and treasurer, respectively. The stricken down in the service of his coun ough ps preacher. In part. Father Mc- (In F'riday evenings. Stations of the executive lioard: Mosdames J. A. Osner, try. Two sisters, Miss Nellie Guiney and Ikinough .said of the soldier: Cross are held. W. R. Leonard, J. ,T. Carey, Donnegan, Mrs. L. M. Potter, tho»latter from Okla "America called to him in her hour of Berclicr, J. A. Keefe, P. Judge, John homa, were with their brother when he Lieut. Flynn L. .A. .Andrew, son of Mr. trial and time of danger and called not and Mrs. W. H. Andrew, returned to Reardon, Tom Holland, A. Flood, A. Bar- Why Dont You Start a Bank Account died and accompanied the remains to De in \-nin. AVithoiit sullying the bright nitz, J. F. Costello, M. J. McCarthy. Deque. Mr. Guiney passed thru Fort Lo F'ort .Sill this week, after liavinv been purity of his patriotism, he might have at home for some days because hi.-i hands Auditors: Mrs. Phil Clark, Mrs. Will With Our Bank gan when going to Texas. Doran, Miss ^Margaret Bayne. Chaplain, A claimed ami obtained exemption, but the liad been badly frozen while he was Mrs. P. Collins. The next meeting will noble spirit that drove the weakened flying 15,000 feet above the earth, tak and add to it and build up a resorve fund? The sw-ond Catholic military funeral be held March 12, in the home of Mrs. liody on with flushed entliiisigsm, dis ing an aviation lesson. to occur in Denver since the beginning C. E. Smith, 1550 Cook street. dained to play but a hero’s part in the Mrs. Halter gave the musjcal program If you watfh over the small things of life they of the war with Germany took place tragedy of his nation’s life. from the Sacred Heart cliureh on last evening at the mothers’ and teachers’ "What tho he was not called to. bravo meeting at the South ,Side higli school, Avill make you. If you noglcct them they will IMosday morning, when .Tillius Royal Er- the dangers of the treaclicrous deep, what lenborii, of 2542 Humboldt street, was Miss Marie F'itzgcrald, Mr. Frank Smith REGISTER WANT ADS break you. tho he was not asked to march into the and Master Jack Halter taking part. Mr. buried, ifr. Erlcnborn, who dieil at Camp blinding flame of battle? F' W. Hild of the Tramway was the MIDDLE-AGED Catholic woman want Kearney Wednesday of last week, was "These he willed to do ai\d the merit Come in and .start a Savings Bank Account principal speaker. ed as housekeeper by Denver pastor. a member of company 1), 115th engineers, of his noble purpose is the crown of the and was the first member of Denver A lienefit concert for Battery B will Apply box M, care of Register. with a dollar or more. martyr. Tho far away from the crim lie given By the Tuesday Musical club at council, Knights of Coluinhas, to die in soned fields of Flanders and of France, WANTED—Names and addresses with the service. Trinity Methodist church on Tuesday, he gave up freedom, that others might Fell. 2(1, 1918, at 8:15 p. m. iSeveral phone numbers of all the converts of the Hibernia Bank & Trust Company He was sworn into service on October be free. He suffered that others may Cathedral parish. Address (Convert, care 5, going to Camp Funston and remaining Catholic boys belong to this battery. not die. ‘And greater love than tliis no The. dull is active in working for the Register. there until October 2(i, when he went man hath, 4hat he lay down his life for to Camp Kearney. He iindenvent an iHiys, sending sweaters and socks in a FOR SAuk R£ASONABLE--BeautifuI his friends.’ f?t. John xv, 13.” good-sized shipment to F’rance. operation a week before his death. He The first Catholic military funeral Park Hill bungalow, 8 rooms and sleep Eastman Kodak Headqnartera was born in Lincoln, Neb., and is sur Dan,Gaffey, warden of the Denver ing porch, 2 lots, 2 garages. 2501 Ash held here was that of a youth who Knights of Columbus, one of the best vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Til died in Denver last summer, while in the street. known members of Denver council, will Hartiord-McConaty lius Max Erlcnborn. a sister, -Mrs. Fred service, and who was buried with full McKissick, and a brother, Fred Erlen- enter the U. S. military service at F’ort FOR RENT—Apartments equipped for KODAKS military honors from the C’athedral. Logan next Monday. housekeeping; $3 to $8 weekly, 1358 boni, all of Denver. FILMS AND Undertaking Co. The body was brought to Denver on "The Man of the Hour,” a playlet di- Emerson, (Tapitol Hill; plain, tidy, home Monday and the Knights of Columbus PASTORS TRADE PULPITS recteil by F’ather Higgins, will he pres like; general parlor, piano, porches, laun PHOTO GOODS 1455-57 GLENARM ST. i Develop Film 10c Soli. gathered at the W. P. Horan & Son fu FOR WEDNESDAY SERVICE ented tonight by boys of tlie Catheiiral dry, steam heated in winter; conveniently PHONE MAIN 7779 neral parlors on ^Monday night to recite Father James M'alsli of St. .lames’ par high school when F'ather Joseiih Bosetti near stores, school, (Cathedral, churches, academies, the capitol and Cfivic Center Sixteenth St the rosary for the departed soul, Disho)) ish and Father (Thristoplicr V. Walsh of and Father H. L. McMenaminV operetta F O R D S parks. Take Colfax car at depot or else Denver, Colorado. .1, Ilenry^ Tihen leading. Disluqi Tihcn St. Louis’ exchanged pulpits last evening, "rmagination” is reigiatcd at V'atliedral where. speaking at the Lenten devotiuns in each hall. Mail orders solicited. Catalogs mailed spoke, and also was present in the sanc free on request. tuary at the solemn high mass in the other’s ehiirchcs. Father C. V. Walsh The iSacreil Heart high school basket Death and Funeral Notices Sacred Heart church on Tuesday iiiom- spoke at the seniccs in the Blessed Sac- ball team defeatial the St. I’atriek's team by a score of 22 to 17 last Tuesday By The Olinger Mortuary ing, wlic'n tlic church was crowded. A rainent cliiircli, Park Hill, on Monday large military escort, and the military evening. nigtit at Adcipliian hall. Tlie features O'Brien’s Hat Store of tile game were the all-around playing baiid from Fort Logan, U. S. A., at- DA'YTD O’BRIEN, Prop. AURORA RUSSO 1)K SCIOSE of 2.33-1 THIRD ORDER MEETS NEXT of Helen Hyland and Margaret Bark- Doyle’s Pharmacy Kmerson was burii'd from tlie Sacred hausen for Sacred Heart. 1112 16th Street SUNDAY AT ST./ELIZABETH’S THE PARTICULAR DRUGGIST Heart cfmreh Friday, with intennent at Some Red Cross workers tliis week Opposite D. & F. Tower. ISth Ave. & Clarkson St. Jlount Olivet. TWO PARISHES WILL The meeting of the Third Order of St. met at the home of Mrs. Bell, 1199 South Phone York 9335. Free Delivery. ARDE K. EAGEN, aged 4 years, of Francis will be held Sunday, Feb. 24. Baimoek. Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Caps and The professed members will assemble at Among those who assisted at the open- CAMERAS AND FILMS. 2128 Ciiftis, was buried from Olinger’s Furnishings. on ^Monday morning, witli iiitennont at REVIVE SCOUT WORK St. Elizabeth’s ehiireh at 3 o’clock p. m. ing^of the new Y. M. C. A. hut at Fort Stylish Neckwear, Shirts, etc. -Mount Olivet. \ to recite the Franciscan crown for all the Jsigan Tliursday evening were .losepliine Dependable Merchandise at Reason living and deceased members of the or Monaluui. who gave violin solos, and able Prices. OBITITARY. Rev. B. E. Naughton of St. Philomcna’s der. At 3:30 p. m., tliere will be vespers Joseph Newman, who sang several patri- is making arrangements for a stercopti- and benediction; at 4 p. m., the usual otie and humorous seleetidiis. Hats $2.50 to $5.00 ARTISTIC con lecture and demonstration of Seoiit instruction. The postulants and novices, Tlie Good Shejiherd Aid society met in •lESSE W. BARRY of 811 Twentieth work for the parents and hoys of that those who have not as yet completed the home of Alfs. H. W. Swigert. It Stetsons $5.00 to $8.00 street died February 13. The funeral parish on Monday evening, Febriiarj' 25, flicir one year of probation, will meet being the annual election of officers, MEMORIALS was held last Friday from W. J*. Horan with a view to increasing meiiibersliip in as iisuiil at 3 p. m., not in the ehurcli but 4 Son's chapel, w-itli mass at the Holy the Scout troop of that parish. Father in the ha.sement of the school, for the Ghost church and interment at Mount Naughton is expecting a large attend usual explanation of their rule.' After- Olivet. ance. Tliere will be no admission cliarg*-. w-ards they will assemble in the church ANNA E. G.4FFNEY, daughter of Mr. Troop 4ll of Mt. Carmel church was for vespers and benediction and sermon. and Mrs. John Gaffney, sister of -Mrs. reorganized at a meeting held last Thurs This being the penitential season a large Gertrude McTamiiiaiiy and Joseph, Gaff day evening in the school hall. The elec attendance is expected. ney, died February Hi. Retail tion of leaders resulted ns follows: Vin NELLIE E. KENNEDY, wife of :M. A. cent I’igotti, patrol leader; George Phil CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE Kennedy of 1027 Daiinock streid, and lips, assistant patrol leader; Frank No daughter of the late James and l>lia DECIDED AT SMOKER tary, scribe. ^Ir. F^dmund Elder, former Merchants Ixickliall, was buried from McGoVcrn & A tug-of-war between the Cliampa “3'' scoutmaster, is now "with the colors,” Son’s parlors on Monday, with mass at and D. A. C. teams, to .determine the which gives splendid opportimity for St. .Tosepli’ schurch. championship, will he one of the main some man who likes boys to serve as J’.A,ULINE GUTHEIL. wife of Otto features of a smoker to he given by the Everywhere scoiitinaster of this troop, .-\iiyone tak Giithcil and mother of -Mrs. E. Hair, Liyola club Thursday evening of next In the United State*, who are do- ing up this work will have excellent co- Itig’ g^ood and wish to do better— 'Harry, Haftie and Frank Giitlieil, was week for the benefit of the K. of C. war who are doing poorly and who buried from Hackctlial Brothers’ on Mon oiierntion from Father Crokc. who is tak fund at K. of C. hall. There will he a are anxioue to improve conditions ing an active interest in the Scout work. day, with mass at St. Elizalx-th’s church. strong program of athletic events. It •~who believe they are not getting .Scout Exi'ciitivo A. W. Kicriilff visited all they are entitled to from their ilUGII MOFFATT of .i22 Forty-Fifth i.s cxpecti'd to raise $500 to $800 for the Troop 43 of St. Patrick’s parish on Mon creditors—who realise they can avcnuo.was buried on Tuesday iiioriiiiig fund. learn something regarding buying day evening, giving tlie lioys a short talk ill Mount Olivet, after mass a^ St. Jo or selling, or store-keeping, and on "Effjcieiicy.” That scouting is at of course, advertising, and who seph's Polish church. want instmetions accordingly— MARY TERESA ROGERS of 427 tractive is amply testified to by two Scouts who come a distance of seven South Grant street was buried Wednes THE CATHOUC WORLD and miles to ijttend the meetings of this BILLS BROS.' day in iloiint Olivet by Hartford & .Mc- (Continued from Page 2.) troop. Number 4.3 will no doubt be Coiiaty, after mass at St. Francis de The work of preparation for the Sep- ■. G Hefner, Propr. heard from in the Scout contests from Wholesalers and Sales’ cliiirch. fcmlier, 1918, session of tlie National now on. Mr. Marvel is scoutmaster and 771 Broadway .MISS MARY CASEY, aged 70. of 193(1 Conference of Catholics Charities has Father Lappen director. tla teet Ytlnt for Your Money. East 19th avenue, formerly of St. Ixiiiis, been begun. In view of the distiirliance Manufacturers Friday, February 22, Washington’s died tills week. of our national life and new problems who un Mlling to retailan whom Birthday, the Scouts will hdld a parade SIGMUND IRENE M. wri.EY of 4952 Raleigh caused by the war, the forthcoming they would lUu to oailat—or who and general hike. The boys will meet at fear loeaea which they desire to The Oldest and Most Reliable Agents for street died F'ehriiary 111. Tlie funeral meeting will be one of far-reaching im headquarters at 9 o’clock and Jhe parade The Ad Man prevent, and which can be - pre Hotel Help In the West. was held Sunday afternoon from the res- portance. It will he necessary to take vented hy proper advice, enoonr- will lie h<>aded by th'l; council, commis 224 Mack Block iilefico. with Father Fede. S..T., officiat account of the new features of de]ien- afement, etc-—are cordially In Male and Female Help Bent Everywhere sioner and executive, with tjie Scout Denver, Colo. vited to correspond with me. ing. Interment at Mount Olivet, under dency due to death or disability occa when R. R. Fare Is Advanced. drum and bugle corps, .\fter the parade, the diriH'tion of W. P. Horan & Son. sioned by service in the army or navy the Scouts will take Berkeley cars to flic 1 will go anywhere for the purpose of inangnrating a sale, re- and of methods of relief estahlislied by organlxlng a business, advising, ' encouraging, enthnslng, finding CANADIAN end of the line and hike from there to the federal government. The work of leaks and preserlUag ths remedies. MISS ANNA GAFFNEY OF Clear Creek, where there will be a scries Catholic charities and relations among EMPLOYMENT ST. JOSEPH’S PASSES AWAY of games and Scout tests. them wilF be studied again, in the light And I will refsr to mannfa otnrers, wholssslers and retailers, thm- of the extraordinarj’ Situations tliat con ont the United Statee, whom I have served and am serving—quan tity and quality reference that none can consistently ignore. God is wont to lead souls He loves over PiM'blo—The funeral of Mrs. Eliznb<‘(h front us. . None our charities has es AGENCY Hkv. rough road of sulleriiig. Of this .‘-iiapp was held Tuesday morning from caped the inflncnc’fe of war conditions. Main 481. 1526 Larimer. truth we have another example in the the homo, 1207 Flast Seventh street, and It is proposed also to make a study of Denver, Colo. life of Miss -'kiiiia GalTiiey, who died last later from St. Ijoander's church, where new tendencies in cliarity legislation and Rev. F'ather Timothy cele^ated the Bstabllabed 1880. Mrs. J. White, Prop. Saturday. of policies of co-operation in the field of Born in Denver 32 years ago, she was mass. The church was filled with friends relief which have developed since the war an exemplary parishioner of St. Joseph’s of the deceased and pallbearers were began. The cordial relations which have ohurch and a faithful member of the Henry Zarp, E, T. Pate, Henry Milford, hc«‘n established between Catholic organ- M^m Aiticles lor tbe Leoteo Season Young Ladies’ sodality. Early in life .TosK'ph Wclte, ('harles Sordelet and John izatidns and the American Red Crgss will The A. W. Clark Drug Co. Mcl)oniiId. The funeral was in charge God placed this estimable young woman furnish occasion for the study of their Rosaries, Crucifixes, Statues, Prayerbooks, Spiritual TWO STORES; in the school of siifTering os a prepara of McCarthy and interment was in relations in the immediate future. The Camel 8tk Ave. and Jason St Mountain View. Books, Way of the Cross, Holy Pictures, etc. tion for His coming. In that .school she — •------selection of the American Red Cross by t ii Ave. and SUd St soon learned from her cnicifii'd Savior the federal government as its agency in This is a season of Spiritual Thought— get the aids to that life on earth is brief and Hi-eting, the administration of federal relief thrii- help make it more so. EVERYTHING IN DRUGS its joys transitory, its- pleasures vain. out the country introduces a nftw and With a patience worthy of admiration powerful factor among the agencies she accepted the cross from the liands of which combat poverty. The full printed Boon, 8—It a. a. l - » p . - Iver I.ord and silently, yet cheerfully, report of the 1918 meeting promises to The Catholic Book Exchange bore it unto her death. WTienever her be a most important contribution to our 1478 LOGAJS" S T R E E T DR. J. J. MEEHAN health permitted she was seen daily at literature of Catholic charities, particu Phone Champa 4484. Denver, Colo. holy Communion and would spend a ]iart We hay* larly on account of the now problems Qreenle* of each day in visiting our Lord in the stood thi and new points of view that will be PrMident Dentist Hlea.st>d Sacrament of the altar. test of brought to expression. Geo. A. time. Et- § u m ML MACX BLK. FH. M. .‘^k'nin funeral services over her re- Qr««i>lce ^ tablished E. W. Anderson, Pres. M. C. Harrington, Sec’y-Trsas. Iltk aa4 Califersia. mahis were performed at St. Josepli’s C. H. Anderson. Vlce-Prea W. P. Anderson, Qen. Mgr. church on Monday morning at 10 o’clock. Tr«ainr«r 1874. Burial at Mount Olivet. Jlay she rest in peace. The Anderson-Harrington Coal Company WM. E. RUSSELL, HATS HIGH-GRADE D ca ln la rheo. Uackethal Geo. Hacketbal Coke, W ood Hackethal Bros. SHOES COAL COKE WOOD & Charcoal H AY AND GRAIN 0 «IM. is t3 W«140B at Funeral Directors South Bide Braneh Tarfl Vo. 1, Larlmor and 4tk THE DENVER MARBU CLOTHING East Bide Brsneh and Main Offloe SBWEM, Yard V o. B, QUpIn and U tb Open Day and Night 35*H AMD WAXinTT n BOUTK BBOASWAT n o a o * KalB dSS, 58«, 687 Phone 36SS 1451 Kalamath St. and GRANITE CO. Phones Main MS and M6 OODO. Phone Bonth >11C IL O'KEBFB, President W. C. HANSEN, Secretary MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS JUST THE THING FOR THE MAN BELTS WITH STERLING SILVER BUCKLES, Office and Works The Windsor Farm Dairy CIGARETTE CASES, MATCH CASES, FRATERNAL CARD 1234 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo Cer. Larimer and 23d Sts. 1855 Blake Street. Phones Main 5136-5137 CASES, PHOTO CASES, Phone Main 1815 WALDEMAR CHAINS, SCARP PINS. Our reputation demands that CUPP BUTTONS ' CUFF AND SCARF SETS 'vv'e distribute only M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. Hours; I to 18, 1 to i. Pbons Main 8425 The Store o f Quality DR. J. J. O ’NEIL— The Best Milkand Cream 827 Fifteenth St. Phone Main 6440 ■nits TtS Mack Bnlldlag inh and Oallfonla ■treats HIGH-CLASS SERVICE MARQARBT O'KEEFE. Treaenrer W. J. K^iRWIN, V lc e ^ r e s ld ^ I